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iK an rlff0t»r Evettbts If^rolb Averaft Dally Net Praas Ron H m Weather Far the Moirtb a< MafchxlWW rwagaalal 0.fa Wigmif I Vivien Kellems and Oongressman- Ltana Lodge. H a gbta o t The Mancbaater Improvement eva- AaoociaUon will hold a moating to- at-Large Anthony Badlak of Partly efandy a M ecM Pythlaa. wUl meat Manch^Bier G O P Banquet Rockville. i^ b b u tT W ii nlng at aifbt o'e* la Otaaga inorlW evening at eight o’clock at HEW 9,885 foir M i eaMm tealfMt fi Hall on Oolway Prominent atate and national h 2 1 ij the Lithuanian ma Aafat IbitoMtar. Chapter IT «( ■traet Date Book Republicans, headed by State. Plans Ready Chairman Clarence F. ‘‘Cappy’’ 13*SDi5Nad Aaiarleen T atw m S t Margdrat Mary Mothers’ O r- MonehoiU n— A Ciiy'of VUlagm Charm arlV boM a buriiMM maatinr tbla The Salvation Army Women’s Baldwin, will be inttodfuced' to the cle wOL'm^ at the home of Mis. Tonight gathering. MEN'S B I N G O at eight o’clock in the Henm^ LsCbapaHe, 37 Marble Home League will meet tomorrow ae Community Houae. afternoon at two o’clock at the Hollistar P. T. A. meeting at 8 Saturflay’s Testimonial Members o f "the Young Repub­ tomomiw evening at eight p.m. lican Club ^ 1 be In charge of hat EVERY WEDNESDAY-8 P. M. (CfamUfad Advertfatai m Pago U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1950 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS 'clock. citadel. Work will be on bandagea To Be jin Informal VOL. LXIX, NO. 16S for the Memorial hospital. and coat checking and refresh­ Dr. Joaaph V. Jaaovaaa. Open membarahlp meeting of phjraUnaa u fitartfoitf hoMtal Affair; Its Highlights ments. ^ .. -i. Loapie o f Women Voters, South TINKER HALL ocMHBaat to Manchaatar BMptal, Tba Ladles Aid Boetoty of the The Ladles Aid Socl<^y of the Tlcketa for the affair may be Emanuel liUtheran church will Emanuel Lutheran church is spon­ Methodist church, 8 p. m. secured from Mrs. Jay Rand, Body of Six-Year-Old Recovered will ha a faatured. ip a a k a y ^ the Thursday, April 18 A fter months o f plarming, the PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 canvantton o f the CiBinectkiut have a deasert-iuncheon at the soring a food sale of Swedish bnked George B. Williams or any mem­ Annual Spring Rummage Sale, AND You DONT S^AY LATE Chaixte* American Audemy of church at one o'clock 'Thuraday. goods at the J. W. Hale store Sat­ Republican Activity committee ber o f the committee. There are Thirteen Men Die __ ^ {fc Women’s Auxiliary, Manchester ■ w Hot War Is Unlikely urday morning at 9:30. haa TOmpletcd arrangements ■ for 2S0 tlekets available and It Is ex­ Oanaiml Practice 'nKfraday at Hunt Memorial Hospital, State Armory, Memorial tn a O i^ , Proepect itreet The daughter bom April 4 to Mr. the Testimonial dinner to Town pected that they will be sold be­ and Mrs. Delmont Ballerd of West 9:30 a. m. , Hartford. Dp^reiioveae will apeak Sunday school teachers of Con­ Chairman William S. Davis Sat­ fore the final meeting Thursday Middle Turnpike has been named cordia Lutheran church will meet Friday, April 14 night. on. "ileoahVAdvances in Hormone urday night in the State armory. As B-29 Bomber Nancy Louise. They have one ton, this evening «t ,7:30 In the par- Benefit performance o f St. Therapy, The conimittee wishes to specially Saturday evening’s gathering GeKo F re s A Robert. sontge. The Ladies’ Aid Society uohn’s Second Annual Minstrel promises to be a real social suc­ With Russia Because emphasize that the affair la to be will meet in the church at the Show, Hollister auditorium. iA meeting of the EUeanora informal. A turkey dinner gets the cess and attendance will be from The W. S. C. S. of the North same hour this evening. Saturday, April 1ft trmf to m m o Lodge, aebeduled for thia program off and dancing to the every section of the town. The Crashes iji Flat es ’^evaaiag. will be held Inataad to­ Methodist church will hold a meet­ Testimonial dinner to William rommittec announces that the af­ C A S H F R O M m Y for bills— have only ing tomorrow afternoon at two S. Davis, chairman of the Repub­ music of Paul Landerman’a or­ morrow evening at 7:30 at the Center Church Co-Weda will fair will be informal. Seofonal Needs, Cloth­ OM peyment each o'clock at the'church. lican Town Committee, State chestra w’lll conclude the cvenf. month. Italian-American club on Eldiidge omit their meeting Friday evs- Festivities will start at 6:30. The Republican Activity com­ ing, Taxes, House and ning, and hold it Instead on Friday Armory. 'YES .MAN MT* MAH! ON! SMAU Big Ship Fails to Of Shooting Incident atreet. A ' good turn-out of the Also De Molay sport dance and Mrs. Doris Bull, well known local mittee, eompo.sed of 150 members, Cor Repair*, Medical membera la. expected, aa the elec­ Raymond J. Condon, of 112 Wal­ evening, April 21, In .Woodruff YE S to 4 out of MONTHIY PAfM!Nl nut street, haa enlisted in the Air entertainment, Masonic Temple. soprano, will sing the Star Span­ are un

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 PAGE bath B. Allan, proparty oa Haw- time constitutes an unheato-of' o f naval operations, said the Navy ial waters of Russia and Russian ------' IM itic Hecordt thom atraat Russian Trouble violation of U)a elementary rules patrol plane has been missing sateUltes.” Russia regards Latvia 13 Airmen Die Qattclalai Daad of International law.'* since Saturday— that bad been an­ Mrs. Marion Turner heads the- Ttmpl* Chapter No. 53 O. B. ■., Th* Brotherhood of Emanuel Lu­ D. A. V. Auxiliary No. 17 will A il the young people o f the Sal­ as Russian territory, although thia with Manchester Assembly No. IS, theran chuirh will meet tomorrow hold a bingo Saturday evening at K naat W. Johnaen to Bari O. Seen Unlikely FrQm'the U. 8. XIr Force and nounced previously — that it was country has not recognised it as FREE hosteas committee at the meeting Oratorio Drops Concert vation Army in the ^ t of *TTie Irene Wolfram Jr. ud Mary Canpbau, proparty Wi Barax atraat As Plane Crushes About Town and qoclal o f the Dorcas Society Blames Low Ticket Sale Order o f Rainbow for Girls, have evening at 7 o'clock at the Y. M. eight o’clock at the.home of Mrs. Minieter's Aunt" are asked to Navy came official denials that unarmed, and "therefore, could not such. C. A. alleye for an evening of K<>hnt U and SUia* have fired on any other aircraft this evening at Ehnanuel Lutheran set April 27 as the date o f their Grace Bulla, 67 Bigelow street. at the Citadel tonight promptly at (Cantinued from Page One) any American plane could have M ary Bnahnell CSieney Auxiliary combined spring rummage aale. bowling, following which an oyster Members and their friends are cor­ Is Given Shower NacaraOc j n m Named In Suit made aucl) an attack. or returned -the fire of any air­ MOVIES church. Gdest speakers will be seven for rehearsal before the dog (t'ontlflued tmro Page One) No. IS, U. S. W. V., wUl hold a several displaced men from Eu- Oratorio-Chorale of Connect­ Mrs. Fred Recavc, Mother Advis­ stew will be served In the church dially Invited. demonstration. New Haven, April 12—(A>)— A peraonally read him the etIfCy Gen H oyt 8, Vandenberg. chief craft." The plane was a four en­ icut, Inc., announced today maetlng Friday tyenlng at the roj>e, skilled in Jewelry work. or, and Mr*. Herman Dlttmcyer, vestry at 9:30 p. m. Mis* Irene Dorothy Wolfram of worded note. It aatd; of staff o f the U. 8. Ais Force, gine privateer. navigational training flight. It that It ia cancelling Its spring Norwalk Urm, A. S.^Harriaon Com­ About Town Every W e d . Nile State Armory at eight o'clock. A Worthy Matron, head the commit­ Orangehien of Wa.shiiigtun L. O. Group D. Center church. Is 335 Center street was honhred by pany, la named In a suit filed In "The Soviet government an- said the A ir Force had no four en­ Under Standing Orders concert scheduled to take place naa en route from Roswell to Al­ large attendance at the meeting ia Members of the Brltleh-Ameri- tee. L „ No. 117, will meet In Orange holding a Oxid sale at the J. W. a surprise bridsl abowee given hy nouncee ite resolute protest tc the gine bombers in the Balalc area Sherman aaid Navy patrol In Buahnell Memorial this com­ Two' Manchester cases were U. S. DIetrtct court here charging St. Mary's Women's Auxiliary buquerque to Carswell base at STARTING MAY 3rd hoped-for aa delegate* to the state can Club are asked to meet at the hall tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock, Hale store tomorrow beginning at her associates at ''Mloiebensr infringement of patent righta. government of the United States on Saturday, and none are miss­ planes in tt)e Baltic region are un­ ing Sunday evening, April 16, heard in the Court of Common will meet Friday evening at eight Fort Worth, Tex., theuce back to convention w ill be elected at thia club tonight at 7:30 to proceed to The meeting of the Holy Rosary from where they will proceed to 10 a.m. Modto, last evening alJC*rf*a cafe. E.. U Bruce Company of Mem- against thia gross violation of the ing. der standing orders to "stay well due to lack of sufficient public Pleas yesterday In Hartford. o'clock in the parlr;t house. Hoa- Roswell. time and aUfo a Junior *vlo<) preii- the Holmes Funeral Home at'*4Q0 Mothers Circle has been postjxjiied the Holmes Funeral Home, to pay Following the dinner A t Um res­ Soviet frontier by an American Adm. Forrest P. Sherman, chief clear of the territory and territor­ George Jarvis, 20. arrested for phis, Tenn., which received a pat­ tbases for the evening will be Mrs. dent. JHnal plans for the auxiliary's Main street to pay last respects to support. from this evening to Wednesday, final respert.a to Robert J. Muldoon. Mrs. Hpifry A. Janssen, chair­ taurant Miss WolfraiiT Unwrapped • • iMytaTikt military plane, which at the aame reckless driving, had the charge ent on a fioor cleaning device. Clayton Allison. Airs. Henry Weir, M cRA Y'S birthday and muster supper to be a late beloved member, Robert Mul­ "W e deeply regret that this April 19, at the home of Mrs. Rob­ who waa a memher of the lodge. man of the music cjmmlttee at the many lovely varied gifts'whleh reduced to violating the rules of Mrs. Joseph Cansde and Mrs. Center Street held Thursday, April 20, will Wsp doon, who died last night. move is necessary,” Robert ert P. McKenn, 68 Drive B. Silver the Center chihxh urges all mem­ her associate! had brOughL fS.-.TO R fltSl Frank Crocker. be formulated at this meeting. < Merritt, president of the or­ Lane Homes. I the road ano was fined $10. Oscar A daughter was horn yesterday bers of the senior choir to he at Sh* Is to be married to Lawrtfice FOR , The First National Bank hd. ganization stated. "It is being Chetelat, 41, was fined $24 for In Hartford hoapttal to Mr. and the Rosemount restaurant In Bol­ Trudeau of Cottage street at Rev. J. C. Albright, of Melrose. Members of Mystic Review No. Heen appointed a state loan cor- done only with the greatest re­ Members and friends of the violating the fiilea of the road. Mrs, Michael Clementlno of 90 ton promptly at eight o'clock this eleven ©"clock Saturday mominig 2, Woman'e Benefit asaocisUon, Maas., New England district su­ rejipondent to process state mort­ luctance, since our pfogrnm is North Methodist church are cor­ Judge John T. Dwyer presided. Hamlin street. evening for the choir banquet. at St. James' church. are requested tff meet in a body at perintendent,'. will be the guest gage loans under the home owner- now fully prepared and we dially invited to attend the- concert the Holmea Funeral Home at 7:30 £ i LIVt£ IN M W E S r a . . . speaker at the' midweek meeting .ship program of the Connecticut hive all been looking forward this evenihg by Organist William tomorrow evening, in order to pay tonight at the Church of the Naz- Ststc Housing Authority. The to a sterling concert. L. Brown, assisted by two of the — NOW PLAYING — Jut respects to Robert J. Muldoon, arene. ;;ank will act as an agent of the "A check on ticket sales, soloists In the choir, Mrs. Marion the father of treasurer Mrs Har­ McLagan, contralto, and Mrs. Ruth FREE PARKIN G In our state in initiating, processing and however, reveals that the re­ Main .St. Lot Bealdc Storr. . £NE WK IN eOAION^ riet Risley. Shedd, soprano. Miss A.lma* Birath, R. N., who servicing state mortgage and con­ sponse to our selling campaign Drive In Off' Street. AT KEITH’S THURS., FRI. and SAT, has been spending the Easter va­ struction loans . made under the is far short ' of that of the Caask Allan P. and Helen T. Ayers of Connecticut hortie ownership pro Robert F. Gorman of 78 Cottage cation. in town, has resumed her December 'Messiah' concert at Harvard road have sold their build- a corresponding time. Since street, president of the Young Re­ studies at Columbia University, gram. inglot in the Lakewood Circle non-profit community musical publican club, has been elected as­ New York. A graduate of Man­ tract to Francis P. and Inge Dcll- IHREE IIMES PflEIlY- Members o f the c ^ t of Si. organizations such as ours op­ sistant treasurer of the Hartford chester High achool and the Hart­ afera. The transfer was made by •lohn's Minstrel are requested to erate on a very slim margin county Young F^epubllcan club. ford Hospital Training SehooLfor OF WORLDilllj^ARnil Arthur A. Knofla, local realtor. we feel that we should not Nurses, Miss Birath spent Xwo meet at St. John’s churclt .auditor­ ium tonight at seven so that tran.s- jeopardize our future effect(ve- Members of Mystic Review No. years on the staff of Queen's hos­ Manchester was one of the one no.ss by incurring a substantial 1 2, Women's Benefit association, pital. Honolulu, returning to town hundred thirty-three of Connecti­ portatlon can be provided td Hol­ lister school. As this is the final deOcit from which recovery I who are planning to go to the con- about the first o f January last. cut!* 169 towns which was free of would at bo.st be alow. I vention in New Britain .Ssturdny traffic faUlilles during the first rehearsal everyone is urged to he d \ I are requested to get In toucli with thtec months of 1950. according to there on time. "Those who have purchased The Service Guild of the North .tickets specifically for this Mrs. Julia Rawson. There are still Methodist church is having a reports' filed with the Highway a few Beats available on the bus J ^ Nvswwiiiiir The opening time of the rum Bpneert are requented to mall baked bam supper at the church Safety Oommission by the Depart­ I going to the convention. ment o f Motor Vehicles. F.mpha- mage sale of the WSCS of the iftem, with their name and ad Friday evening. Supper n’ill be dro.So, to Oralono-(i!horale, 635 sising the high proportion of United Methodist church. Bolton, served from five to seven. 5TAT[ has been changed from ten o'clock Main' .street, Hartford, for i I Mrs. Allan ,S. Taylor of Henry pedestrian fatalities this year, the I strocl, prc.sident of Hollister PTA. . a # m safety commission reports that to the earlier hour of nine. It will Tund." ' will take part in the program of // 24 o f the 63 traffic fatalitios take place at the South Methodist church in this town. the two day annual convention of charged to the first quarter were morrow evening, and each Thurs­ the Parent-Teacher 'Association of persons on foot. COM PLETE EASTWOOD The quarterly business meeting day evening at the Second Congre­ Connecticut to be held April 19 gational church. The rehearsals for md 20 at Buahnell Memorial Hall Mrt. Alexander M. Watson of of the Covenant-Congregational in Hartford. The second o f the five 180 Porter street, vice president of churcSi will take place this evening the end men are fip Monday eve­ nings. The show will be given un­ objects of the PTA bylaws, "To Kirk DeagUi B. Staawyck the Hartford Pembroke College at 8:30. following the 7:30 Bible der the auspices of the Merry- Raise the Standards of Home Laerea Bacall Wcadell Cercy Club, will assist at a tea Sunday study and prayer hour. A full at­ afternoon honoring Miss Nanc> tendance is hoped for. Weds of the Second Congregation­ Life." with the method of accom­ ROOM GROUPS •VOlXCi MAN “ THEI.MA Luke Lew’is, newly appointed Dean al ch\irch, Friday oveniqi^ May 19 plishing this through the unit WITH A HOXN’ iO K D A X " 2 a ^ ^ of Pembroke College in Brown The full chorus will have a re­ at the Whlton Memorial auditor­ meeting program, will be present­ c K i i B A N D ed by Mrs. Taylor. University. hearsal for the Merry Minstrel to- ium on North Main street. •. S:M-S:M-M;ee l:t& - t ill UN CIllNir (IllEEl " Xau Niw wknawdunoSiiiflRl $ 15 Down DAILEy-MlVET-TOWNSEND “ ------■ 81'NDAY: -MRS. MIKE" «WILtlAM OEMAREST 5 9 :i iM oiiilt ‘•B.ACKFIRE’’ PLUS Tempting men with her Bpa If you buy morr than one group and holding them off with a make terma to fit your biid- 6 1 4 0 gun! get. Parking For SOO Cars Now -u u r nmi * mmi meat • caai “DAKOTA L1L“ I Available In Rear pf Tbcatar TKINffR • CMKIU • NK MrTN rr with Rod Cameron 'a U K H i m * Mm Wfin Ifou get Somethiiig m o r e DRIVE IN 6-Piece Kroehler PIKE THEATRE We’re Pleasure Bound! 'Happy lfotaring''St()ie! Room Group---- On the Big Crnhe APRIL :>.o $ 1.6 D ow n $149

SHIP A H O Y r Today's motorists look for All 6 pieces for lliifs price! (SEE FRID.AV'S HERALD) more than just gasoline when You get Kroehler 2-cu.shion they stop at a service station. fringed .sofa, the matching L*. lounge chair in modern Tux­ DE That’s why Esso Dealers aim edo style similar to illustra­ to give you real value in qual­ tion . . . PLUS 2 handsome ity products, in car services, lam)i table.s and 2 attractive table lamp.s. A 3-day special. S tarts T omorrow and in the conveniences you w h a t u LOOK o m ; e n t i r e w e e k want, when you stop at modem Esso Dealer stations 3-6X 7-12 from Maine to Louisiana! U't' ' m ore w ill buy 7-Piece 0 'I f , * 3 1 *193 V’ 18th Century Did you ever see a lassie, little-size or lady-^ize, Put CSS3 Spring inYour Cax in iOJR STO RAGE who wouldn’t have more fun in dress-alikes? Sketched above is a suspender skirt in Dan Rivi Group i K . er clieck, plus a white waffle pique blouse, a dress. CHANGE NOW to Everythings washable, .sanforized and ours alone. The normal charge for lOO.ftO woilth of insurance is 3.00 CASTER • SAUNDERS • LEOERER • COURTUWO alone'— H ere's ivhat Me give voii for an aililiiional 98c in our SulTlme^GMde— > Dow n PL U S; Savage Fury On<,The Screen $149 SHE LIVES IN MANCHESIER-SNE SHOPS IN eomON'S Lon McCaIli8ter~Peggy Ann Garner Esso EXTRA keeps lUt lubricating body better than any other Motor All 7 pieces for thi.at- 4159 to make arrangements! four deadliest dangers to your furs. . ^ NYLON, COTTON BRASSIERES . . 1.00 Value to 2.98 €sso get dresser and mirror, a ented Esso Solvent Oil ■to panel bed and chest in newest • « SiTif checks harmful, gummy de­ % - * SEERS. BRUNCH COATS.... 3.98 Special Purchase silver gray walnut similar to. posits. Just say " Extra” ^ W O F M > A N C H E S T E f • illustiwti'on . . . PLU S a pair f O l BURTON’S S’I'ORAGE SPECIAL CALL 5177 BLUE SWAN GOWNS ...... 2.98 Nyhm Trim got somothing Ix tiw ESSO STANDARD OE COMPANY of pUlowa, A comfortable mat­ tress, coil spring. A completo NON.RUN HOSIERY ...... 89c 51 Gauge Seamlesa fw your monoyl Boat* miss TH E A L A N YOUNO (H O W aa T V Saturday, 7:S0—« p.m. W NH C-TV dwaaOr • modem bedroom.. . . 3-day; e tih 's special! ^ : MVh .r . . " I . ’'■..H ■r' — !•'. if -‘■■P-.'iU-. V i V •:>; ;'5 / ■'

MiC.NCHliSTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHKSTER. CONN, WKllNKSDAY.' APRIL 12. 1950 PAOBFIVI^^: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12. 19S0 Burned to Death bile turned over and caught fire here yesterday. Strattman woa bringing him to police headquar- tain address, was found guilty and sistant Prosecutor Chartea Boggi- Boggini|Said the Police Depart­ returning to Walker Air Force nl requested the postponement ^ LOAM and PEAT HUMUS Roewell, New Mexico, April 12 rredCage Sighted tw i. given * five day Jail sentence for ment is investigating the com­ PLOWING AND Raymond E. Gorman (ffi|-S-Sgt. Walter R. Stratt- Base from Biggs Air Force Base, TEL£PH0NE 6014, Direct Une to BTU Judge Wesley C. Oryk suspended intoxication. cause he has had many complaints plaints and will not be ready to Several ^hoaaand yards at HARROWING En Paso, Tex., where he had been . ■ .. ." . , since the accused was arrested. man, 23, of WInsted, Conn., wo* sentence on the intoxication charge E. Bruce Carson is being held in I present the case before Saturday. Ogden’* Comer, Vernon. also LAWN GRADING burned to death when hla auiomo-1 on temporary duty. V*'*--*V - < iV- •" ■ Off Danish Isle and sentenced Olbiias to SO days default of 11.000 bond. Tho case; ^ Insurance ‘ 0 each for breach of peace and re­ against Carson, charged with al­ 40c Per Yard, On Lot A. BU TLER Auto—rtra—Ufa INM r a f OM ) sisting arrest. TIm sentences will legedly forging checks and obtain­ Tel. Manchester 3-964# be serveff concurrently. ing money under false pretenses, Tel. Hartford 8-0271 or 2-1111 42 BrookfieM St. Phona 4811 TOTS’ EYELET PANTS aBd would tev* to . roturn The court issued a warning that was continued until- Saturday. As­ to Oop«riiac«iL persons falling to obey uniformed ' ■'S, ' Kayoii jorstry «‘yelet piiPl.R for totH. Run proof, lace edged. Bloa.som police will be dealt with severely h; T M t nHaod too donrmr thot B E N S O N ’S colorx. Regularly .39c oonUct «tth tho nported ntft in the future. FrancU Coiemen. 22, of 104 West bo loot otnco no other pUne I N V I T I S irou TO Sfl HT’r rillL D K K N '8 SHOP— •SBt.'OND F L 0 6 K 2 9 ^ tod oeen onythlnr like It. Main street, Rockville, recently of F ie the U. A plone fell into the this town and arrested with Ol­ oftor being flred upon by the biias on similar charges, had his Follow iWj easy proqrom; BO the crew ceuld poMlbly case postponed until April 29. At­ for Permanent In rubber rofte which the torney Harold aarrity wishes more 1. Feed with TURF BUILDER grow ilone corrled. The refU conUin time to line iia witnesses for the food to bring out grosj vigor, CHILDREN’S DUNGAREES defense. The CTate also requested vieione to mointoin sun-ivors color. neorly. two.weeke. the postponement in order tlial it Loveliness— Lillie girls’ and boys’ bine denim duiiKareut*, coi>per buttons, might prepare its case. Coleman I 2 . Sow dean S iv S H . SEED to cover , 8ciH«h ie Extended was releas^ under $200 bond. HARTFORD S FRItHOLV DIf ARTMINT SYORI zipper closing, detachable suspenders, (fockets. Regularly 1.98 ! georch planee bosed ot Copen- bore ipots with luxufiont grots. Benjamin Ronyin. 81, of no cer- GET A NEW PERMANENT BT» CHILDREN'S SHOP—.SECOND nXMfR I tagen today extended their sweep 3 . Do bS'ih jobs in a jiffy with o 1.64 ______I______TELEVISION ( iver the Baltic to only 20 miles 1 ^ 7 " % ( if the coast of 8o\’iet-heid Latvia. SPREADER. ...J n ie plane and its crew of 10 NOW AT MARLOW’S— ) .fe d O k lAW H SEED rURE BUIIDER t n .r. ' mniahed Saturday—the same day OUTDOOR FUN! Modn otpoclolly lor f#«dlng grow. ! hiaeia says an American B-20 MeRAY'S All p«r«nnial 9ro«**i (ef Io*"* i" (oil ton, light ihod«-you nMd >0 Cloon. odorloM, gooi four BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS 1 lomber disappeared after ex- Fry, boil, ttew food and make \ littl. 01 Ihvf. or. 3,000,000 ...d* o> lor o» ordlnory lorlillioe. 1 lb P’ull cut for comfort, .solid colored cotton broadclotli pajamas I hanging shots with a Ruisian H O T DOGS hot drinka in a jiiiy nith this In Mch pound. loodi 100 tq ft. : Ighter plane over Latvia. aniaiing little tport stove. Dou­ I |b-tl.3S 5 lbi-$6.« witli barnlnirg lace trim or embroidery. I’ ink, l)lue. Sizes 32 Washington officials indicated • I0/bi-JI.3S 15c ble the fun of picnics, vacations., EFEOAl PURFOEE StEND to 10. R egularly 2.98 hey believed the missing Navy Center St. camping, hunting, fishing and JS Ibi foodi 50»50 ft - I2 S0 tor doop ikod*. drior lollt ItT-,. Ill IHfKT LINfiEKIE—STKEET FLOOR >B^Y «*'Privateer” patrol plane, motor trips. 3 I lb ~ V IS F.«rf 10,000 iq ft- 5 7 JO 1.84 « T ' rhich they said was not armed. Ea«r ta Carrjf-about ' m the U. 8. ship referred to by quart jar size—wctghf he Soviets in their protest over only 5 pounds. be alleged shooting. ^ BLISH HARDWARE CO. FREE 2-Piaca tkmimm Csm fx e tu d iv a C a paha r t T an a brings U. 8. Air Force officials in provides tH-pint cup M.MN STREET CURTAIN STRETCHERS barge of the operation said the lor coffee: 3-pint pot television to'life! Capehart's magnifi­ learch would go on so long as Delivery Service for food, cent tonal brilliance enables you to btar ^ •’) N 8 curtain stretcher, l>y ‘ tjtiaker" all hardware Httaclied, here is a chance that any of the every word io a lively lyfic. . . every rustproof pins, printed numhers, accurate 1" pinning. ilane's crew of ten men might Imtaat-LiiMlag Potaw ■unier. Produces 3,ooo whispering note.. . every high pitched Now you ton got on f^ Kegulurl) 4.99 ' till be alive on life rafts. Our free delivery ■ rcurolo town .proodor ^ BTU per hour. Boils ' or decp-throaied instrument in its full­ lira HOI HEU .\KF>»— INFWNNT.VIRS STORE service is nvailahlc lor $S.9S — Seem Junior 3.84 quart o f water in eight minutes, to you for all your est musical expression! G>ineJy. sports, ■am toy Rind af gatoliae—white news... entertainment of every sort Meeds at any time or Uaded. comes vividly to life through the magic and for any.quan- 11* m Nears Pgeretiee on one fill­ Court Cases of Capehart tlly. JusI calfriNK ing of pinl-siied nickel plated tent. PRINTED BEMBERG SHEERS CTiester Olbrias, 30. of 7 Nelson PHAKM.ArV and brass fuel fount. Ixclusiva Palatron* Tuba brings )lace was found guilty of inloxiva- your order «ill he raiding firatas accomodate any new clarity to every image! With tlie Mallow Salon New florals, g»'ometrics and conversation prints, light and ordinary size cooking utensil. lon. breach of the peace, and re­ delivered immedi­ exclusive Capehart Polatron* televi­ dark tone.s. 3!t” and 42” wide. Regularly 1.29 yd. listing arrest in Town Court Tues- ately. sion rube glare and fuzziness of ordi­ ^ yd. lay. Accused was arrested about PERMANENT BT' r VARD tMMFDS— SECOND FLOOR 84 nary television acreens are eliminated. (:4ft Tuesday morning Rjllowlng a Include* HalTGUt, Shampoo and Fingerwava Tissle with State Policemen Frank Palatron tube pictures have greater }h‘ay and Stanley Jacewica of the The Air . depth and detail in dark or daylight, Ths Capahart PraluBw Stafford Springs barracka at the mmsm with no adjustment required. They are with ••rislj G. I. POCKET STOVE CO-ED CREME tcadia restaurant. clear, steady, undistorted. A whole new SHEER NYLONS Olbrias pleaded not guilty to the Conditioned world of television listening and seeing rm C E S START AT ' charges and took the stand In his unfolds for you! PERMANENT )wn defense. State Policeman Shay •269“* Sheer Bryn-Mawr nylons, 51 gauge, 30 denier, new spring shades. »ld the court that Olbrias was bel- T^e Pharmacltf, fe*, U a proHcfw Sizes 8> o to 11. Regularly 1.19 Jgerent when ordered not to oper- PINE iSotc ..... Including •f your Ilf*. Noalfh and WoHaia. BT'r h o s ie r y —STREET FUM>R ite a motorcycle while under the Haircut, nfluence of liquor. According to PHARMACY FURNITURE AND Shampoo .0 Shay, Olbrias defied the police- 664 Cenfer St. Tel. 2 9814 fnan's warning*, becams abusive DIAMOND’S BENSON’S APPLIANCES and Flnge^-ave gnd started a fight. Jacewlcz, off Buty and in civilian clothes, had Army and Navy Store I TEL. 3 5 3 5 713 MAIN STREET 1 Salon Haircut ...... ,.. E. hoee who preserve you from disaster may RUSTIC TABLE CLOTHS •topped In the restaurant. He sa­ not always play a spectacular role. Cionsider l t e d in subduing Olbrias and Read Herald Advs. 997 Main St. Tel. 2-3906 ______the pharmacist. In this Prescription Phar­ Soft, translucent vinyl plastic, 54" square, hemmed edges. ^ ...... $1.00 1 1 Shampoo and FIngerwavo Phona macy he is an experienced, conscientious prac­ Reguarly 1.19 2-S991 titioner. Your Doctor’s directions are fol­ B -r. NOTIONS—STREET FLOOR M t ' Open 9 to 5:30—Wed. 9 to 12 lowed with care and precision. Every step 'Thursday 9 to 9 in compounding is -checked for ac- Free Parking In Rear Store miracy. Only fresh, potent drugs are used. And the finished product is fairly priced. CHILDREN’S SHOES If such a professional service appeals, we invite yon to bring your Doctor’s next Exceptional values in genuine Cioodyeur Welt, nationally Beauty Salon prescription here to Prescriptioa Specialists. advertised brands, all styled for .spring. Sizes 5Lo to 8, 81a to 12, 12'2 to 3. A Regularly 5.50 to 6.50 BTu CHILDKE.N'H SHOES— S I ^ N D FLOOR 3.84 NORTHIEND PHARMACY •'-'■I WOMEN’ S MATCHED LUGGAGE I DFPOT 8QUARE TEL. 63411

F'ree Delivery Open Sundays .411 Pay 15” X 18” overniters, 21” weekenders, wheat and brown or j m \whcnt and blue. Matching pieces available at specialaale prices! ■ * Regularly 7.98 plus tax BTa LFOGAOE—STREET PIX>OR PAINisSmSTiR / a * .■1 ■ SUN GUSSES , K Famous Ocuicns, optically ground and polished, attractive i. ONE frames, styles for men and women. Conn, seal of approval. Regularly 3.98 to 8.00 b t 'a d r i .g s a n d t o h .e t r i i :s—.s t r e e t f l o o r 1.44 ,______y ______•JTciting P L A fn ii 6-WA3f FLOOR U M P Mathinbra TaiXKifiatic -Switch on base eleminate| fumbling in the dark. Crimplote yith rayon ailk ahade. Regularly 14.98 b t r / h in a , g l a s s a n d l a m p s —d o w n s t a i r s s t o r e * NEW SPRING TOPPERS Spiartly styled in a variety of lengths. Miaaea and Women’s sizes 10 to 18 and 14',2 to 24'4,. Regulari>v25.00 to 29.98 ' PAINT-O-PLAST BT's c o a t a n d s u it d e p a r t m e n t —SECOND FIXM)B THE DOUBIE PURPOSE WAIL FINISH -V-. ' WASHABLE COTTONS Guaranteed fast colors, attractive patterns and large variety MIDIS n A S m CRACKS, NAIL HOLIS. ; - . 4 ______of plain colors 36” wide. Regularly 49c to 69c yd. SIAMS. AND SMOOTNS UNIVEN SURFACES ^ ‘v-’ ■ 'V ' BT**: VARD'OOODS—SECOND FLOOR 3 9 ^ 7 ^ ••w fif Dr* artittry by Paiat-O-PlaDt peovidee a colorful, aaioao finish oyar any Interior turfaca. Mardy apply it wlm a bniih. Ona •uy oparation givw naw colorful testura to »OE#ARGAIN interior walls. VENETIAN BLINDS No need to platter or putty Rmall defect*. Palnt-O- Fle.xible steel slats, styled by makers of “ Betsy Ross” blinds. Plait fins cracka in plaster, nail holes, rough Fpr 8.3 yeara, (war years excepletl) BT's fuiiious Anniver- , Non-chip baked enamel, white or cream. All sizes from 18” to and narrow teams—gives a aew euriaca ae it No matter how you wriggle, twist and turn, thhi bm ex­ r-' sary Sales have hroiight you Irenieiitloiis savings. NOW, at .36” wide, 64” long. Regularly 2.98 and 3.98 pSito. It saves time and malwa deceratiBg sin«le pands and contracts with every slightest niotlon. Gently B T» CL’BTALNS AND BUNDS—SECOND FUK>R and easy. moulds, uplifts and supports like a living, breathing part ^ a lime when savings are more important than ever, BT’s of- This is an opportune time to buy your new of you. The secret's In the clever “cross stretch”—re­ l f u ‘. fers ^ou the LARGEST ASSORTMENTS— THE BEST BAR- : silient Lostex weave, applied Up and down fai host aecMon, The above ia one of oar PERU ANIMT. ■ ■ • ■ ■ e WASH A ELI GAINS—“ of our entire history— all in one epoch making SPRING SUIT arotmd. the body In back, with upper cups ta flae Nylon MEN’S SUCKS i Pahrt-O-Plast is durable and per- ^ mesh. S2-S8 A-B-C..Whlte, blue or pink. 82.M. J 8-day store-mde sale. miss it! Save Tomorrow! FAMOUS WHITLEY All wool flannel and covei\ slacks for every day wear, business, Onr entire stock has been naiiant. The colors do not tods. ' TAILLEUR SUITS With 2“ band, BKI cups, Save Every Day! Buy for.yourself, your family, your home! sports and lounging. Coverts in natural, blue and brown. You can even wash It with soap REDUCED 10 TO 25% Matching Girdle, or Pantie with detachable garters, Flannels in gray. Sizes 29 to 42. Regularly 9.98 Priced at $37.50 and water and a brnih. Hundreds and Hundreds of Items Not Advertised Here on Sale BT** MEN’S CL9THINO—STREET FLOOR ^ ^ liilMRikJHiSl 21-20. $S.9H and 96.92. From 819.30 to $47.30 Formerly, $45.00. We have Jun­ at Anniversary Sale Savings 161 SPRING DRESSES ior, Mias^ and Women’a jdxca. . go on aak Thonday Per Gallon $ 4 -^ Look for the Blue and White Anniversary Sale Signs aumiiBg priced ALL WOOL BLANKETS ■7 f‘ 50 to $14.50 Pure wool blankets in solid colqrs, rose, blue, green, cedar. 72” x 84” . " Regutorly 6.99 op to 124.98 E. A. Johnson Piunt Co. N 9 to 44 BT* DOMES'riCS—STREET rLOOk 5.84 964 MAIN STREET 699 MAIN STREET _ i

f c - ■/ j UiU«iCHCSTCR EVENING HERALD. mAnCHESTGR. CONM.* WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12. 1»50 UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESUAY, APRIL 12, 1950 PAOE'sEVWljl^ ___ . ■ ■ -.V t a I I convention of the Connecticut Physicians In September in four state department of education'an­ a high school diploma for the first Connecticut resident for at lecst thia evening at eight o'clock al will be. an orchestra, . refreshments committee in charge Includes Mr. zolo. Sr., who operate the Garden expects to be relieved on June 1, friendly govemmenU, can be main­ Dr. Heiiiiessy Will tjhapter, American Academy of different languages. nounced today that the Connecticut time or others who are Inteicsted six months, anil have been out of the Council rooms by the Rock- will be solved, and several special and Mrs. Ellery Kington and Mr. Opens Siiaek ] Keatauriuit next to the new lo be assigned to duty In Waihlng- tained; ^ la conviction has noth­ General Practice. Thursday in j Dr. Hennessy la assistant at- state high school diploma equiv­ In retaking the tests. high school for at least a year are Rockville \ille Recreation Board to which features are being arranged. and Mrs. Henry Grezel. Ei-ank’a Sn'ack Bar. ing to do with any particular po­ ton as assistant to Admiral Ddnald Hartford, that will be Internation- i tending physician at St. Francis alency examination will be hold Those who are 18, or over, t eligible. all teama interested in using the | Cases Assigned Ix>ginn .\uxlllary B. Buncaii. Admiral Fife said that litical or social structure which the Give Tal^ in Rome al In scope. • hospital, Hartford. May 1, The teats will begin at diamond at Henry Park this sc*-1 The following cases have been Tn Re Relleveii nf Cninniand FOOD Russian people themselves may see Tlie American Legion Auxiliaiy * Bar Business Admiral Duin-an will be 'deputy Dt. HennSssy, well known chest I ------,------noon 111 the hall of the Houae, state son are asked to send represents- , asaVgned for the Tolland County will hold a meeting this evening | New Ixmdon. April 12-^ oVi - chief of operatinns and-lhat there I N o fit to embrace.” . Dr. James J. Hennessy of Hart­ spreialiat, will present the name i High School Esams Date Brothers Get « . 8ui>eiior court session Wednesday.! Rear .Vdmirsi James T. Fife, eom- ford. a member of the staff of capitoi. tives. Tentative plans will he at 7:30 o’clock in the G. A. R. ! will lie several other changes In In his later ycart, Colby wrote paper in Rome. Italy, at the In- j Tlie examination is given again outlined for the allotting of the ' April 12th at 10 a. m.: George' hall to be followed by a public msnder of Atlantic Fleet Sub- the staff of the Atlantic fleet Sub- SALE for a number of newspapers, prin­ Manchester Memorial hoaplta'. Pu|iiilar Allilple Takrfi will present a paper at the annual ternational Congress of Chest Hartford, April 12—iJPt — The for those who wish to qualify for Prison Terms park during the coming summer. ' Edward Bassett vs. Ruth Bernice i grocery social a t 8:15 p. m. w ith j niarinrx, said last night that he iiisrlne Headipiarters. . dlinbridge Colby., ^aa»- cipally the Hearst newspapers.. Celebrating .VnnIverMry ' Bassett, motion to terminate or­ Mrs. L oretta Dowding. (Tlilld W el­ G R O U P D He represented American news­ Over Operation Here ijs At Age oif 8 0 ; Old Red Tin Barn The Princess company. Inc., der for support: Carolyn L. W id.' fare <-haii-maii in charge. CEN'TER CHURCM paper publishers in their legal 706 NORTH MAIN STREET owned and operated by Mary Eliz­ mer vs. Robert J. Widmer. At i^laiii Street Site contest against the NRA press Poultry Thieves Uehl on abeth Knight and William H. Ba.v Young .Marrle)~R«lnbridfe Colby, lait secrc- 9 Followiij^g a dinner there will be a gationsl rlnirch. Miss Doris tlim foriiierly occupied by Berg- i Mo., but spent most of his life in Fllington town hall when the Mann w-ill give a talk on her work Uty «f •liU under Preetdent program' of entertainment and rel's Dairy Bar. | tlie east. He was graduated from Roikville, April I’i —(Special;— i (.'omiecttciit Light ami l’ow;er com- , with the blind in Coiinei tieiit .\iiv •ItUinjr.KI) KATES SINCE Woodrow Wileon. died iMl night. Williams college in 1890 and from dancing with mnaic by Art-Mc- paoy will present the fiiailie Dans | Tina new ealeiy w ill lie iiaiiaged | For 10 Days Sentence watt given in a numlier | Kay’a orcheslia. young married rouples in the com- •URADINU FREE 19'»0 H o w m M. f Columbia University School of --aw of caacs al the aeasluii ot the Tol- ■ Cook Fest. A two hour iiiidi- ‘immlty are invited to attend the by Ki-ank Vozzolo, Jr., well-known ; Colby, « politicol individualiet Democratic Dance CiK'i iiarttclp'.rtloh show that I Kai high hcIiodI athlete. The place ' WORK In 1892. F. A. DENETTE laiui Count.s’ Superior Court T ubs- . The completely remodeled and meet 1112. •ROWER ROU-EK m Ulroughout hU career, a piove.s the advantage.s anr In addilion to tlie u.- IJni-s complete. was given one j*ear ;n Tolland Jail, 'Colby’s affiliations with political with sentenced suipended and he parties were many and various. was placed on probaUon for two Re switched party lines pos.sibly years; Frederick J. Reinpp, 17, ot more than any other national llg- Springfield pleaded nolo conlendre M c R A Y 'S to a charge of tiegligenl homicide Ure. . and was fined $200; Ardenc Lan­ As secretary oft slate from Cheeseburgers caster. 22 of Lincoln. Me., driver ol FEW DAYS ONLY... FAMOUS PINE TREE PATTERN 5 ta r;h 22, 1920. to MarCh 1. i/>',:i. a' trailer truck lrt\olv'ed in a fatal he held the highest cabinet post accident December 22 was fined i^der a Democratic president Onion, and Peppers 25c Center St. $280; Leo J. Beaudry, '20 of East But he had been a Republican at Haitloid. foimerly of East Hart- the start o| is political career. In foKl, formerly of Mansfield, 1W2, he was elected to the New charged with abandonment of his York Legislature on the G.O.I’. wife and four ehUdren, who had ticket. been in jail .80 days waiting trial In 1912. Colby Joined Bull Moose was given one year suspended Jail SALE MirrorSs Glass boltera in nominating Theodore sentence and placeil on probation Roosevelt for president and in Familurs Tops, Window for two years. iMlpIng the Progressive party. and Plate Glass. Auto Glass Joseph Gajowaki. 41 of Chicopee, , Four years later, however, he , charged with breaking and enter­ broke w'ith Roosivelt and tani- ing and theft, was given one year paigned with Wilson. jail sentence with sentence sus­ Bpoke lor Roosevelt White Glass Co. pended after 60 days; Ernest A. For a decade. Colby remained a , 24 Birfh 8f. Manchester Haddad, 25 of Ellington, one year Dannocrat. He made a nation-wide 1 in Tolland Jail, breaking and enter­ apeaking tour in support of Frank-1 Open tially 8 A. M. To S P. M ing, sentence to be suspended sflei Un D. Roosevelt in 1932. IneliHlInt Saturdav SIX months and he will be on pro­ . That association was shorl-llved, | Plenty fit Parkin'f bation for two years. Within a year.. Colby was eriliciz- The cases of Leonard Goetz, 2;, REGULAR PRICE itig the New Deal admtnlstratldn. Oii Premises ...... *s of Tolland and Clifford Smith. 21. He termed the New Dealers "be- of West Hartford, charged with $24.75, trayers of the country,” and called armed robbery war* continued to Thursday when they w-ill be put to for an anti-New Deal coalition. P. BaUsniin. A Sons. Newark, N. J. la 19S«, he supported the unsue- p l* ^ DiToreas Grmatod. . SAVE $7.75 PER baasful Rapubllcan presidential j TOMORROW * * T.M I. hCfJUr f. TArlO*. ASC Mtr Moni.r Five divorce decrees were grant­ ■OBSlnaa, Ofhf, Alfred M. Landon ed at the short calendar session of PLACE SETTING '«C Kanaaa. I the court held Tuesday afternoon. Colby succeeded Robert Ljinslng M rs. S arah Louise CJulUns of S ta f­ as sacretary of state in Wilson s ford Springs was granted • Mcond term. | RUMMAGE from George H. Ollllna of M ^e When the Soviet army invaded i on a charge of intolerable cruelty, the new republle of Poland in 1920. larle M. Baker of RockvUle from Oolby wrote the famnus note. It , SALE Helen M. Baker of aald In part: oTounda of desertion; Mm . Arllne “It la not possible for the gov­ Cooper Hall, South Church Smith of Rockville from Charles ernment of the United States ta Smith of Rockville on ncognlM the present rulers of habitual Intemperance; H andle Russia as a government with Asbury Group. WSCS If. F. Oppenbelmer ol Somers from which the relationa, comm.m to Harold R. Oppenheimer of Spring- MldlAaS field. grounds of Intolerable cmel- ty; William A. Ursin from Norma F. Ursin of Hartford REIKTRODUaORY on grounds of Intolerable cruelty. PU b for SeASCB OFRRI hvutk The Recreation Beard has call­ ed a preliminary meeting of the Softball League this evening at 7 Aflor ken y e e n fMi wleSwIei o’clock at the Council rooma when plans for tha 1950 season wil) be by one of Ametiee^k laadtwg made. Those Interested in play­ ke M icheeh . . . em4 «t ij‘.- ing in the league this year are in­ vited to attend. •nbobeveble tovbifil Hara k Iba A meeting has been called for

EYE WITNESS TELEVISION B^B ^B^BAdf Notice albdac • e e dy ^a' Look how you ravg Only $a ^B^Ba yaa tAre^s^by b^Baa^ Zoninr Board of Appeals riun SI-48 Fed. Tax—CofiMilrttc Bn-a In accordance writh the require­ and Factory Scnice Contract Extra ments of the zoning regulaUons of the Town of Manchester, the Zoning Board of Appeals will hold with N e v a you bean looking of televijion receivers lately f 0 you a public hearing in the Mimlcipal HEAVY, FIIU STEM.IN6I hova you'll know right aw ay thot this is o tremendous volue. Building. Monday evening. April 17. 1950, a t 8 P. M., on th e follow­ irst thing you notice, of course, If you hoyen^tf We suggest you compare this RCA Victor 16-inch Feel N . . . rick, sebitewNel is the bother and effort Dyna* receiver with other sets . . . we know you'll see RCA Victor's ing applications; F \o u may well discover another Lillian Helm for extension of C u M useigM by M s country s fofewert iNvertinitb. superiority both os to quoiity and dollor-for-dollar value. flow Drive* saves. pleasant surprisi too. permission to conduct Tourist r Only Buiek h m e , You'll be making a popular discovery, for RCA Victor Eye Home at 25 Spruce Etreet, Resi­ Cempore, yetirMH, wMi pto SUPER a»d SPECIAL modOa. America’s first uil-docs-il-all drive? Admir# Hio timplg, shining, patt#m #nrich#d by a d#Kcotg bordor. Ha Orders Placed At Once Installed hy Saturday (South of No. 52 1 Residence A or in solid colors. zone. and you may use your beautiful stcrilBg right awnyl Eorly Colen'iol fooling wos inspired by Hi# dtsign of Amorteo's drst sHvar Herman Paascantell - to erec' coin . . . Hio Pino Troo ShiHing. On Hio bock of ooeh pioeo . . . o *oo^ reas-wsT t ^ rovm garage with living quartera above, fOSMlOtlT wuArrvKM emtcE suurma FOR ! in rear of dwelling, on undersized of lovtiy originality . . . th# Pino Troo symbol roproducod from thot ooiii. W, nttad ^ (sT- lot, at 21 Rear Maple Street. Biui- Monoy is no objoct to mony who choos# this Igspirod storting dosign, but $6.98 •.BPIwa nesB zone. mta, HI • ovoryono will approciat# th# sp#Ctaculor sol#s that oro o v o ilo M dufi#§ ttaan .Wi Nathan Sandals for extension Ml km an h*: of permission to erect two family PUT NOW...SAVE NOW... PAY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE I dwelling on Lota IS and 14 Broo)(- thos# f#w doysl ^ (Jim M . ‘iiaaB RCA teld Street, Raatdencc'A zone. kWM." (41 "*W» ALL FELT HATS TO CLOSE OUT AT aartJmtaaiia a ^ Union OnUoal Company to erect hiB amtW. free standing ground signa, app. s ' $1.00 EAOI ' fhmum ymut BUtCK d m u it ime m dmmmuMtEmtimw—M ight M mwi 2’x2’ and 2*x3' on poat which will l>e closer to street line than regu­ lations allow at g41 Main Street, a Phone orders 3-42ft and mall srders wM Ito pfetopt- y II " MiOinery Dept^-Second Floor BusIneM zone. 958 MAIN ST...... OPPOSITE OAK I ly ruled. Simple gpedfy the gumber af ploee w M a g s I I t’s All persona interested may at­ < you desircL Terms ef tPe per week tar a#iMi gESM p GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. A tend this hearing. '. MANCHESTER ‘ i's e tp a g ie oa-ymi oead t o 'pay.-Tear'dpcpg^lidilyl* 9 OPPOSITE K. of P. Zoning Boqrd of, Appeala, ' ahipped ta ya« prepaid. ' . ... ‘-i. 285 MAIN STREET tf.L. 2-4571 MANCHESTER 118 MAIN STREET Jamca H. MeVeIgh, BAKTFOllD, 8MOP AT PRATT AND MAIN 'i- I ^ CQKR PHONE 2-3980 Chairman. iU M e Open Daily 9 to 7 Except Wednesday and Saturday WUllam H. Btuek, i r b M i honor mulomobUoB mro boiii M UiCK wUl buU d tbom Secretary.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HeK a LD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, AI’KIL 12. 1950 F^AGE NmC bring a hot dish or a salad, and if reaort and convention town aaya ceeded to roll up, in the next four LegionC ’ Auxiliary. mf . poaaible should advise Mrs. Squilll-' Tourists Always that "without vislUira there wduM' a proposal made two •■■c - i-.o ' • 'ocrats of Premier Aleldc de Qas- let weeks, the most spontaneous Munchetilerx ‘ cote of what they are bringing. ' COUNTRY illustrated the preparation and pre. slate Included Mrs. Harold Erick­ be no "Atlantic City," and peraona son, president: Mrs. Edward Mack, 1*1011 the United Btatca, Britain and i>erl won their sweeping victory I This will 'be neighborhood nigbt I Hollister PTA aentation of a play aa an example Y iigosla vs massing o f dietinguiahed and ordi­ Supper Monday Right, C. C. Says who "lack the Intelligence or the first vice pre.vldent; Alan Cone, France that the ten a n ... ; over the strong Commuhist i and aeveral neighboring unlta have! a u c t io n of how they team to work togetli- Fayme/tfs Ijerolb nary opinion devoted to any ‘ MT "FHl: sideration of American foreign officers who will conduct the ini­ contact with our vialtora.'' Mrs. Allan Taylor, president of iXlo' muntino ou^ inu - The American ^glon Auxiliary AUantic aty, April 12— — Ijimbeck, treasurer: and Mrs. in the Italian elections, but the Passing on the wrong side of a exAMFun or l o a n s • Ott a frwh Mart hr "N ever argue with a visitor,'' the Congregational Church the Hollister P. 'T. A. for the past U a00. The: .state eonventlon I Mhv \k a pot luck supper will hot Tito's "People's Front" pressed national absorption with McCar- Annual Spring Rummage Sale. “ yea, air” instead o f "yeah” to vla- (•oM at atkst In taya 'YES to 4 o«rt of Ip m IMM B*M7 ■«•■>*•• B>C*M fee will be provided by the com­ asked to donate aultable articles denta can jolly, well stay Indoors. Clttsenahlp." Mias Gertrude Car­ of the P. T A will he held at the enjoyed. Iahead today with plana for the ■Mitj ■ol'tfw *«(•'•<' ■* Women's Auxiliary. Manchester itora. first postwar general elscttona In. MEW r A fngq ef t|dO reitt $70.44 vhgR' ' S without InvoWihg thyiam. which threaten! to de­ mitter. Members are asked to for this table. A leaflet to be distributed In this rier's first graders conducted a Bushn^l Memorial, Wednesday I progtefly re>0fd i« 17 rMNIlK V«M «0 e « *1 Haaefewwf. Cona., a* Memorial Hospital, SUte Armory. Sentenced For Ra|>e ^the Yugoslav-held zone of that sYcvtm in*olm99h omptoyar «r outaidora. stroy and paralyac what foreign ------K ------panel diKusalon on what makes a and TTuil^sday of next wei^k. Hof- ' W |i0«4j S SttfC a- M»i> llatW- -______9;3•<> ...... ter at wrecking a foreign policy Anyone Interested in attending Farmer, waa sentenced to from 18 Yiigoslav-Itnlian relations arc Obb BBbtb by lU il ...... • t.uu .Show, Hollister auditorium. j how they may be used In school .» u« than at building one. | may contact Mrs. Taylor. The months to five years upon his plea I once again badly strained over ■iacl* Uaw ...... Saturday. April III conduct. The traits listed by the di.spo.sition of the important Adri­ EVERY WEDNESDAY-8 P. M. Watkly. by OtrHB ...... One phase of his own construe- | children were honesty, working for Hollister progranVonrrylng out the of guilty to the .-ctatiitory rape of | tMAt i l g u r e SAt r n - tl^ >■* TestimoniBl dinner to William atic city of Trieste and Its sur­ gyta, dallnrML U » T*tf safety, health, thrift, reaponsihility theme of "Foiiiidaf'lpns for Living" the l3-year-old daughter of | i$iS of H>M. norbwa Uveness, however, lies within the S. Davis, chairman of the Repub­ has attracted the attention of the rounding territory. lican Town Committee, State ^ W h e re . . but at Watkins . . do you and sharing with others. neighbor. Pel.ltt and the TINKER HALL t e u m a l f in a n c e c o . province of .Senator McMsiion's ^ state organization and Mrs. Taylor girl .spent four months together' Yugoslavia over the week-end 2nd Haoc • ITATI TNIATM MmOINO HCMMER U* Armory. Fifth grade boys and girls from flnMy rejected proposals by Italy's TBB bWUUIb'ntD PKiBM own authority. He himself ha.s; hns "heen asked to speak, during the living in New York .stale tourist | PLAYING STARTS PROMPTIA AT 8 r n MAIN fTnm , MANCHtfrot, conn. Also Ue Molay sport danCe and I Miss Esther Anderson's class gave Wednesday afterncMin Session on Foreign Minister IMunl Carlo TB* A»»ocl«tM PtOM W Olclui'iroJy now announced that, soon after camp.s and posing as man and AND YOirDON’T STAY LATE Dial $490 • Om h h Heihlii, Ygt MANooat Mtiucd to 1*0 UB of ropuOl'cot'oo of entertainment. Masonic^ Temple. , rules and suggestions for safety at program planning at t^e • looal Sforza that the two patlons get « • wife They were arrested by New Imiu m4« H ntWMli d «ll lafra^liti tmi •u bowo yipotriin eroanoa to n or the Easter recess, the Joint Con- | Monday, .April 17 ' | find such variety in appliances school, at home and out-of-doors ss school. together to settle the question. Here's the bulb that York State Police after their pic­ ■of otbofwio# oroaitoa w tan »» p«' gressional Committee on Atomic j Y. W. C. A. craft exhibit, Com­ they spelled out "Keep Hollister The slate of officers foi^, next Vugosinv officials have declared ••a aloe tba looal e««o pnOHoooa Mro munity Y.. 8 p.m. .'School Safe." Miss Catherine Mc­ year was presented b.v the nomi­ tures had been published In a Italy's proposals are expansionist All rtgbto of raooOlieotioB of •pacisi Energy will begin a scries ol Thiiraday, April SO Guire, teacher of the eighth grade, farm magar.liie. The girl is now In tfioaotriie* aoroiii «l»o roorraa. nating committee r.halnnan, Mrs. and that tills country can never dosed-doop hearings at which the Three one-act plays, fa in t and ends your "broken had her pupils show how good Earl Butler. Others on the com­ a stale Institution Petitt la mar­ consider giving up Its rlalm to the t’uji aarrica oHaal of N. B. A. 8«r* problem of the relationship of the I’owder club. High school assem­ such low prices? character traits are developed In mittee were Mrs. Raymond Wood* ried and the father of four young part of the territory It controls. laai tac. Baruch Plan to preaent world re- bly hall, at 8 p. m. i school activities and the students i bridge and Mrs. Edward Dlk. The children. The Italians have back of them Thurwlay and i-rlday, April SO-SI Pubinaora «#aBoootati»o». Jht alitiea, which include not only Jultua tUtbovo bDoetkJ agoncy - Nta Co-Wed Spring Show, at Hollta- reflector" problem! T o A O^eago. Do'-ron oao Boitof the posaibllily of the hydrogen Icr street school, "Ship Ahoy." bomb and the breaking of our Saturday, April S3 It’s here*.. ' HBHMBH bUUlT bllRBAU Ul atomic bomb monopoly by Russia, Frank J. Mansfield Detachment Q o Fully Automatic cfHanjfno??*. ______Marine Corps L.eagiic, anniversai i Tba Horaia'Printing Jooipany. Ine.. but also the recomiiiendallons ol .linnei- dance, City View Dane Starts Thursday. At 9 A. M. Mauaiaa oo anaoc'al raaouaa'ointy loi many leading authorities that wc Hall. b:.30 p^ lu. tTgugrapa'icaJ arrora aootanng lo aO Sunday, .April '3S aaittaaoiaata*bod otbat raadmg tn^uai consider dropping intei national la Tba Banrhaataj Btaiung Haraic. ownership, the oiu- proposal Riis- Y M.C.A. County Older Boy.s UNIVERSAL Conference at Center church. Wednobday. April 12 aia will certainly not accept, from .Monday, Tuesday, April tt, 3S the among the requirements of the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Con- - ELECTRIC ManhaH Plaii DIkmma Baruch Plan. cert of Beethoven Glee Club. High Senator Mc.Mahon himself has .school hail. When tha Marahall Plan waa In- CURTAIN Also drama, "The Heiress," aii.s- hitherto alwaya been a prime de­ aufurated. It waa a fundamental piccs of Rotary Club, Hollistci fender of the Baruch Plan in its giwn of ita proapecUve operation I aiidilorliim, h .r 1 8 9 95 original form. But he must know, I Yuesilay, .\prll 35 ttiat it would, in time, build up the as well ss any one, that any new St. Margiirei's Circlr, Daiigli- production of weatem Kurop* to i tors of I.Habella. iiiilitary whlal, ,st and positive approarh to Russia ea.sy term s guch a aUge that western Europe Bridget's liall, 8 p. m. must involve concesaions on our it> would ba able to engage in trade I UedneniUy, April part. And, in-fact, the only point Military Whial of Ameiuan I v- with ita natural economic counter­ of the aeriea O f meetings he has glon Unit, in Legion hall, 8 p. m CPiRVMVnL part. which la aaatem Europe. I Friday. .April 38 Imagine: A new, 1950 Universal Electric Range at this low, low now acheduled would be to exam­ n ia purpoaa of the Marshall I Annual Masonic Ball, Masuntc price. Come in and learn about the wonderful Automaticook that ine the poaaibllitlea of amending Plan waa not to eatabliih or con- Temple. cooks whole oven meals without watching. See the handy Tel-A- Automatic Washer! the Baruch Plan closer to some­ I Also Square Dance Benefit by arm a trade barrier between East Switch Panel that puts all controls right at hand . . . speedy 7- thing Russia has previously the Caiict-r Society, Slate Armoiy and Weat, but to 'facilitate trade I Saturday, April ‘30 heat Monotube surface units . . . tilt up for easy cleaning . . . pledged herself to accept. The heta-een them. The basic theorj- Tall (_>dar.s of Lcoanon spring 7 qt deep well cooker . . .automatic push-button oven pre-heat emergence of an American com­ • f the Marahall Plan was that, eeieniunial at Masonic Temple al .. . extra size True-Bake oven. Don’t delay. See this value-packed ■J p.m , parade at 5 p.m. And We Can DeUverMOW! promise on the Baruch Plan would oaee w e had built western Europe range while our stock lasts. ba no guarantee that we would .Alay 4, 5. B, Tliurs., Frl., Sat. op to the point where it had pro­ Hoys and Girls Week. Rotary get anywhere with Russia. That duction for such trade with the Club. May 4, art. crafts and hobby Bast, the need for the Marshall country has a hpbit of retreating show, afternoon and evening. Ma­ to a new bargaining line just sonic Tcinpic. .'■)th, ralcnt show. Plan Itself would then disappear. Hollister scliool. tltli. Tern-agi when comproniiae appeara possi­ and these lamps That was to be the day when the block danee. First National Bank Dual Oven h . Marshall Plan ended. ble. But it haa been a very long parking lot. This key tbaoiy of the original time since we have made any kind I Friday, Alay 19 have the new bulb of an effort to meet Russia on any 1 Merry-Weds iiilnstirl show, b MarabaH Plan did not last very I p.m., Whiloii .Meraonal Auditor- tong, bistead o f encouraging that ground except that o f the battle- I ium. each trade with the East which was fleld, for which we are preparing 24.95 ' the ulUAate goal of the Marshall continuously, as we assume Rua-! sia is also la epaiing. There can be Tnu know what a task it i.o to i-eplnce glass r«- Plan, the United States has laid Productioli Share . to find Iho n glil size and aluape . , . no loss or weakness in a real ef­ flectora . . down a virtual embargo on trade not to mention the |•eplacpInent cost. Now GE lia! with the East, and compelled lU fort lo meet Ruaaia on some Silvcrsilciii Topic solved the pioblem with a iiCA' icflector bulb. No OIL and CAS triands In Europe to honor that ground which might let men live. gla.«s reflectors needed! RAYOJm.ARQ.--^ RUFFLED LACE LIKE KNITTED cmbaigo. The natural flow of Saul M. .Silvorstpin, president of Skilled Connecticut craftsmeji have Incorpdrated East-West trade which we theo­ Save The Swamp.^ the Rogei s < oi-poralum, has bcon this new GE bulb in these flne polished hra.sS floor 2 2 9 ^ 5 TAILORED ORGANDIE TAILORED retically aet out to encourage we invited to aildro.ss the Eastern lamp*. H^ul sew n ra.von shades. Bulb incUidtid. Although conaiderable progn-s.s Conntftii-iit niaptef, .Society lor • now, in practice, forbid. form erly $289.95 PRISCILLAS PAIRS baa been made in Connecticut in the Advancemoiit ot Management CURTAINS A t the moment, for instance, Incorporateil. at the Norwich Inn, easy term s soil conservation and the -improve­ ierrM ary o f Defense Louis John­ Wedne.vday. April 19, starting at ment of soil, the matter of water son la asking our State Depart­ B:3U p. m. The liuslness sea.vion will ^ pair » 1.77 source con.srrvation haa not gen­ commence al M-p. m. LAYTEX Another value-packed Watkins value for those who want th« \ ment to forbid the famous Ger­ M'here else could you «Tt a erally drawn the same amount ol Mr. Rllvcr.stom will speak on combined efficienev and comfort of oil and gas. Cooks, bakes Just lOfl pair of th e v bcaii- full out organdie at this Dainty Knilleil mesh In two man rail transaction. Western "Tlie Rill kcr Plan," an iniluati ial interest or assistance. SEAT CUSHIONS or roasts with either oil or gas. Oven damper automatically tlea at thia price In 68-73 and price? Colors pink, (freen lo\ely alloter patterns. SO * Germany has a contract from wage ami "share of production" ar-, The saving and extension of our changes when gas is turned on 1 Two fa.st, iiowerful oil. burners 81 Inch IcnKtha. F.ggnhcll and maize and white. 78 each aide. China for 1S,000 tons of ateel rails. rangemeifl bciween management water resources, manv of them and labor which has been iiistitut- make these chairs are factory installed. Patented Florence Heat Intensifier assures WastftB .Germany makes more small and local, is, as has been i ed at the two plants of the Rogers quicker heat and higher temperatures when using oil burnera. ateel rails than it needs, or than clearly demonstrated by recent i eorporatloii. super-C O mfortabLe F'our porcelain top gas burners with automatic fla.-'h lighter. MANUFACTURER'S CLOSEOUT the markets of the west can ab­ drought, a very important project. An.ioiim etnenf of the meeting, Lustrous white porcelain enamel for oa.«y cleaning. sorb, and if we don't permit them which it is expected will he largely It la true that In all directions, attended, wss made by the Chaptei to And markets where marketa ex­ farmers are making use of bull- president, Robert H^ Field. Plastic Drapes ist, wo are going to have to keep doaera to hollow out additional 74.50 . Tbeoe are discontinued atylea of l-BS $ 1*44 on aubaldiatng Western Germany ponds and drainage basins for the and 3.98 qualltlea. .Moatly all have val- for a longer period, paying West- ancea. Spaced and nllover flozpla. watering of atosg*a famona Gyia- Sparidinn wIiNa, inside and out - the flaanrial burden ot paying the j Just aat two simple controls for foqm wayUM actiem—ib f «an | o . . . tba oeou^ o f tba Mairtagf produoara o f weatem Europe for j thne and water temperature. action ao^aimod by onmen of AutooMtie will laat a lifetime. production we will not allow them ' 1947 De Sota Custom 7 Pass. Sedan Youf time ia your own until milHonaof standard Maytag May tag.construction maaaa There’s nothing quite so utterly luxurious as Laytea $289.60 Key-Arm Lawson (sketched): deep green tapestry . . . . . $198 . ou take out your clothes. to salL { Black. Radio and heater. A-1 mechanical condition, wasben. yM l* o f fine perfonaanoe...... the pure rubber foam filled with mllliona o f air $279.00 Key-Arm Lawson: coral-rose cotton damask...... $219 This is but ona more of the bubbles. Here’s the comfort you’ve been looking for Cushion Dot .$209 ly gigantic fotUea involved m • T h o 1947 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedans . . . combined with long-lasting halr-and-cotton $259.50 Semi-Chesterfield; lipstick r ^ textured stripe ...... filling. Tailored to ordef. ‘ Chippendale claw-and- the cold war. It la easy > $239.50 Square-arm Lounge; grey diamond-patterned danusk ... .liU M One green, one blue. Radio and heater in each. ball wing chair, not shown. Inclined in the group. i-Cross Priscillas I l i O See U Today At Your Maytag Store * to aea that it ia foUy. .$195 A-1 mechanical condition. $209.00 Key-Arm Love Seat; soft green paneled U peatry...... Her* la n criaa oroaa eartain that la nothing easy about try­ $198.00 Key-Arm Love Seat; blege floral tapestry...... $189 can be knag on one rod. Complete r ^ g a t iout of IL . TUESDAY TOO says $i08.t>0 KeyrAini Love Seat; Inittoii Imck; deep green tlamask-... .$189 with top 'ralanoe. Fine qnabty cnab- hm dot marquisette. White only. t|.77 the Bamch Plaa Roy M<^ors, loc. • * w . - B# P .. S;;' . ef diOatnMttaR ■ DE SOTO AND ^TMOUTH CARS hagu with » open Tuesday and T h u ^ y Nights APPLIANCX ANP MAIN 9T8BET .. TEL. 5113 •jpei iilt 649 MAIN STREET ot OPB^ IBYBNING8 UKTIL 9 . PO YOUR WINDOW SHOrPING AT GARTNM'S

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 ^ . FACE ELEVEN how. starting at 9 p. m. neat; Amoy. Nationalistk .said it totsi of 486,40.3 policies, reported ; the company, and each iioilcy-; The Nationalists say Russian ex-1 was trying to run the blockade. Willie Harris, 21. of Baltimore. < Say Regiment holder owns an average of 4.">479 0 ^ perts are drilling the Red troops, WTIC - I0«0 FBI to Check Both are Negroes. They were re-1 Young Muu Admits of life Inaurancc in the company. ' WURC; - 15*0 r r t t 9 n J • unsuccessful in six small invasions : I.lfe InaiUbnre Repoft - I'jWl leased in II.OOO ball each. In the past month. The Connecticut Mutual said it S M IT T Y ’ S wik«B- fi4u ioilay s Kadio IsWi|>e<10ut reached Its first Jl.000.000,000 of WHAV — 010 Six Money Bags Immediately after the Brinks! Selling Two Hres Kormosa also was preparing .Hartford. April 12 -W — TH- WUNS - I4U iii.surance in 19.38 when it W as 02 W FIi A— 1021.1 holdup several leads pointed to a The driver of the oncomtog car. against attack. Farther from the I Connecticut Mutual Life Ins'iinncu w ix x ; — i'4»u Eaalem Slundard Time . ra years old. j southward, flight by the bamlit.s. George B. Greaves, 2?, ^ oT ^ail China mainland than Hainan, it Company announced todn.v It had UPHOLSTERING CO. Baltimore, April 12 //P The Lancn.ster, Pa., April 12- (4^ — IValioiialist .Offiriali* Re- passed the $2.000.(KK),0()0 mark in but nothing definitely aubstantiat- Mr*. Franklin D. Roose- Point. N. Y.. was given a summons : feared air raids from the new Red 4:00— 11:13— FBI began checking today to sec , Police said today a '23-year-old hoa- the amount of life Innuraiu-ifnow in W'PHT Ted Malone. ecl til is. for reckless driving. Tlie driver, |)4>rl Red Invasion 4>fl air force more than invasion. C.ustom Made Slip Covers WDRC-Strike It Rich. if six money hags—cjiic with mark- ; pital attendant admitted setting vllt Is Shaken in a of the other machine. Salvatore force. W TIC—Backstage WUe. WHAY—Moonlight Matinee. Taipei residents were building | Cliurli's H. Sturtevaiit ing.s of tjic Federal Reserve Bank two fires because he "was mad at Florello. 42. a Toughkeepsie. N. | Hainan N Re|»iilfiP,0O0 policyholders own a WTHT—Family Album. W'ONS—Jack's Waxworks. Benefit t'lalnis l.p I Three Car Crash sir rsid shelters. The city is load-, of Boston found in a pursued car everybody .and di.Hgiisted with the Y.. barber, was given a .summons ^ Cut in your own home at your convenience. WHAY—Meet Me at Gcorgea WTIC—Mindy Carson Sings. | ed with lltm.sp': -Japanese sty le ’, have-any connection with the $1,- t - • world." for driving without a license. i'uiiitiiig • DfMMirating WCCC--Request Time. ll:?.»— I j Taipei, Kormosa-, Aprd 12 . 1’i wooden structures. Obsjrvers pre-j 000.000 Brinks holdU|) In Boston HsrUi.id, .April 12 uT’i 33iC The fires, which swept a ware- Hyde I^rk, N. Y.. April 12-ie) An Aug. 14. 1946. Mrs. Roose-' W O N S-H ollyw ood. U. S. A. WDRC - Public Service ^Pro­ fast Jamiary. •■-T.itf l.o»lKH' Dopartmcnl today re­ Nstionallst China todsy announc­ dieted an ait raid would force You'll Have More Fun Dupont Puiiits lioii.se and serviM station caused —Ml*. Fr*nklln D. Roospvelt, velt was Involved in another three- most inhabitants to flee. | gram; Sign Off. Police gave chase to a car late pelled that iincniployment benctU car accident on the Saw Mill river ed it had wiped out ate Red Gen Outdoors Wilh Reupholster For Spring Now WTIC—Stella Daliu. 11:80— damiigie cstiinated at 515,000 Eas­ Srlvlnc to Hyde Park to obeen,p The Nationalist foreign office' yesterday after It ran a red light claims rose 1..500 during the week : ter Sunday morning. parkwav. She was driving lier-1 Time Payments Arranged WONS—Jack Dow-ney's Music WTIC—Music. the fifth anniversary of her hus­ Lin Palo's 2.'>9th regiment in this today notified Capl- William D. in northeast Baltimore. After a^ ending April 8. 13ic increase wa.si Gpl. James J. Haggerty of State j self then, suffered minor injuries. odd (Umax; Shop. WO.NS-News. short pursuit, the cruiser crowded altrlhnted by- the department to band's death today, was shaken ; and had to have several teeth re­ Goiiion. 49. Aldrburgh. Suffolk. CAMPING 1 to .T Years Let Us Show You Our New Spring Samples WKNB - - News; Scoreboard Frequency .Modulation ' Police Identified the man held on Three jiink-Iond.s of i is( k troops Knglnnd. that his ship, the Swal­ the fleeing auto into a curb and ai- , tile start of a new bcnctlt year for arson charges a-s Willoughiy Lltz- last night In a three-rar accident. placed. i wcie the only .survivors of- Ihr Varieties. W FII.X— lOS.i .Ml'. le.sled Ih ■ two oceupanl.s on tho.se wlio.se i-anetits had been ox-, Mra. Roosevelt was being driven low. wotild be released upon pay-1 FREE ESTIMATES—BCDGET TERMS enberger oi nearby Manlieiiii. Lllz- 'J.'iMh's qiii( kly .sninslied attempt EQUIPMENT 4:30— W'llRC— I'M 0.3.1 .'1C. cliarges of having numbers .slip.s in hausted and whose previous hene- hdme from a session at the Unitetl ment of a fine The amount had VVDRC-j-Ncw Kngland Note­ enberger was an atteiidniit at Lan­ i « c y to mvari’e Hiilniiii. The Nationalists F ro m T el. .•)r):i7 o r 2-919.» P. M. their possession. lil year had started during the I Hattons at Lake Surcess. where not lieen fixed. TELEPHONE 7267 book. 3-6 Same as WTHT. caster General hospital. i. .said eai lier they killi d the other .\pril-June 1949 quarter. Exha us-' ■be to a U. S. delegate. She was W elfare (losl.^ WTIC— Lorenzo Jonea. 6;30 Screno Gammell; Weath­ Special Agent M. W. Met arlin . Tlie young man now ia a patient 1,000 Krds The Swallow, flying the Pana­ 2.1 Lilley St. Manchester linns for the week were 900 mak-1 riding In the front seat of her DIAMOND'S W H AY—Chester, the Curious er. said he was sending the bag to at the hospital. He suffered hack Th. siiivivor.s were afiaid of manian flag, was seised Jan. 17 , ■edan with her chauffeur, Russell Camel. • 6:4.3—Concert Hour. Boston to permit office^ there to ( ing the total 16.000 since January. injuries when he plunged 40 feet Ht're ]\loviii<: I p .stern pnni.sliment. for tailure, if Bridgeport led the state in th e! W. Linaka. ARMY & NAVY WK.N'B ■ Kcquc.xt ilaUiico. W TK — F 'l 90.5 .MC. check the marked liag . from the liospilal balcony. Hagger­ •*We saw a car coming toward they letuined to their Luithow WCCC—News; Request Time. W UiU'— F.M On the Air I p. in.. The men artv.stod ldeiitifled| number of Jobless claimants with' ty said, In an attempt to escape us swerve out o f its path," she Noc-cssary ho.^pitalization of pcniiusiila liasing point only Hi STORE 4:45— 11:35 p. m. thtmeselves as Earl Melvin, 21, andi 6.489. police. I several town welfare recipients ar- DRVELOFKD ------s.. ...---- ■, ■aid later, miles awa\. So tliey vnii.sed in the WTIC— Young Widder Brown, Same as WDRC. ^ . 4 9 ’ counted for A jump of $f»61.75 in FILMS AND PRI.NXr.n Linaka shouted a warning, gulf of Tonkin until yesli rday. • Cots • Tents WHAY—Storv tiuecn. WFHA— * 66. relief coats here in Man i» aa com- Tlien lliey tried again to land or. l«T«"... «.B*. {••• thirt ^ “Brace yourself. .We're going to • Stoves and Lanterns WDRC—Old Record Shop. 2;00 Sporl.s Parade. be !" and Mrs. Roo.sevell jnni- I pared witli the Keliruarv tfital Ilaou-in |uesumalily looporat. a.s WO.NS Hollywood. U. S. A. Whi... P'"'- *'• •• I The number of \\elfare rnsrs i» - P er R oll 6:00 - Racing and Sports. med her feet again.«t the Hoor- gm-ri dlas. 39c • Knives, Knapsacks 3:00— mained the same at 07 tor ln»lh 6:15- Farm Report; Weather. boards. .\aluu.Hli.st warships sank Iwj PARIS CURTAIN SHOP WDRC — News; Old Record 6:30—Western Serenade. months, wtule the mimlier *>f per­ The oncoming machine stnnk jiinliH Seventeen men were .\rtluir Drug Stores Outdoor Clothintf at Shop. 6.45— Keyboard Kapers. sons benefitinj: from tr»\vn at«l wh.*' another car immediately ahead of ed out of the sea The Prices You Can .VffordI WHAY—My Serenade. reduced l<> 179 in March from 1S8 7:00—Dance Time. the aedan. and then sideswiped drowned W THT—Challenge of the Yu­ Slock Up oa Stardy in Kehruary. But the total spent 8:00—National Guard. W o n ' * * ' ’ * the rear of the- Roosevelt auto. kon. on tliese people was .^9.119 I'l m The Ihttd luiik ran up tty' etute 8:15— Guest Star. Nobod.v W as Hurl W O.N S-M ark Trail. Matcii and SK !HI liS in I'cbniar w llfig. S', imid v-eiglit otTuWs aii-l 8:30—Marine Band. srx99* Shtets "The drivel ahead of us swung men. witli aims and a iiAmu.d .(Ui WTIC—When A Girl Marries. 8:45— Lest We Forget. A year a^o in March tin* < ase- McRAY'S DIAMOND’S p a t M t * ^ftpKTs to the right to avoid it, hut the w ere ( aptu i ed. WKNB — New*; t Scoreboard W TIC—F 'l On the .\lr 6 :‘iS a. m.- Wrwrite numheret! 7tl uith IH pi’vstini .and ^ other car struck him. glanced ..ff. Ilamaii, aierled by^reiioils of Tender Steak Sandwiches with Army & INavy Store Varieties. 1 a. m. i the nionth’s'eost was 80.1 23 5:15— SFfiNISN UATNtR TRIfil oaek ■nd then hit the rear of our car. Red armies m assinyon the penm Fried Onions and Same as wnC. 0ELUXI fiUTtRlfiiS Nobody was hurt," the former i 997 Main St. Tet. 2-.190G WDRC—The Old Record Shop. siila. prepared fo r /e w invasion at- l*ep|ie rs s# W Televtoloa HEW NEAT PATTERNS SP flr.st lady said. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, APRIL isf. 1950 > F A < a PiflB.TWELVl MANCHESTER EVENrNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. M^DNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1950 been voiced to the effect that. Man­ support In the northeastern and “ Clairs De Lune.” It was in the I to encourage ths young artist to ths Westmlniatcr Choir OoIIegs la laat evening exemplified the ini­ upoi Paige ill Recital demonstrated their resentment at Town Plans chester was being held to a rigid central part* of the state. latter compoaition that Paul was encore with “ BulerAy" by LaVal- Ihlnceton, New Jersey to study the pla^ng of light music In defi­ OeMolay Order tiatory degree upon twelve can­ same candidates. The members o f residential schedule that would Saturday night, in Rockville, the at his best In a warmth of feeling : Iee[ It was well done. didates for the benefit of Fayette Fayette Lodge; following the cere­ voice, directing and the organ. ^Sbless Count ance of complaints. promote taxation and growth dlf- Tolland County Democratic Asso­ Is Well Received for the compoter't mood in this Paul is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul plans a musicsl career and Loelgc of Rockville at the latter monies, expressed thefr thanks to flcultiea. ciation will hold its annual Spring Scores of demonstrators were fiiitiates Class! theme. ' Philip Mahoney of 10 Drive E, 811- is particularly fond of the organ, city. the DcMolay fellows for putting Change Seen During the study an4 public dance at the Princess Ballroom, FUEL OIL rounded up and taken to jail be­ Tlie second half of the program ' ver Lane Homes. He has studied planning to be a church organist { ise Here fore the rioting ended late -at John Mather Chapter conferred on the degree work and told how hearings ,a great many of the which will mark its gala reopening With a veteran performer's poise Noel R. Taft, master councilor the degree upon seven randldatos well Impressed they were. problenu have been aired. with the affair. including “ Pastorale «Sonata I I " ! for the past six aessons with Fred- as a permanent profeselon. That he night. , . and demonstrating commendable by Scarlatti, “Capriccio (Sonata I eric E. Werner He has ben active All bars, nightclubs, hotels and of John Mather Chapter, Order of from Manchester anft five from ^Refreshments were then served Light* Heavy Industry Besides providing for more ex­ has chosen music as a career can­ Clothes Retam Their III by Scarlatti-Taustg and “ Rondo j in school musicals and has been to the large gathering. piano techniqqne. sensitivity to not be dLsputed as a One choice by ::SeMonal Layoffs in Car* movie house* w*re closed because DeMolay. and his corps of officera Rockville. Chester M. Ferris con- tended and industrial aections ar.d of the threst by the student* that Extensions; Business the forming o f amall business Tiny Gold Piere mood and Anger dexterit.v, 15 year Capriccioto, Opus 14” by Mendels­ j organist of the Covenant Congre­ anyone woh hearu him In hia In- sohn. They were all well received gational church for the past two apirlng piano recital of laat eve­ i^ta and Tobacco they would be wrecked If they re­ areas in newly developed residen­ old Paul Paige in hia pianoforte Promotion Advised by hia audience and played with years. Laat summer, he atteoded ning. mained open before the Marshal s tial sections, the Revision Commit­ Sold for 82..T(M) recital last evening In the chapel FRESHNESS tee will propose that an active, unerring technique marred only by RANGE OIL. COAl; S ^ T o U l U p hineral. of the South Methodist church de­ Liberal new areas for the devel­ proipotional group be set up for timing in a few phrasca COKE lighted his audience with hi* srtis- opment ' of both light and heavy the purposes of investigating and Newark. .N. J., April 12 -uP/ A Paul's brilliant handling of three A • • o o n ^ N layoff, curtailing I try. industry in Manchester, the set up compiling the advantages Man­ tiii.v flve-doliar gold piece that lay of Chopin's better known works, Married Couples I It is encouiaging to And s\ich production of Wopi***'* co»t» nt With Sanitone of new types of business zones, chester possesses for ind\i*try and in a safe deposit box for years wa* “Eltude (the Butterfly), “Rsvolu- ' fiqe development of talent in such Dial 5135 \|ganchast«r Mode*, iMulted in a and a direct move to promote loca­ business, publicizing these factors, sold here yesterday for S2.300. tlonary Etude. Opus 10. No. 12" a young piani.*t. Paul Paige in his iiu jor Increaae In unWMloyioent Meeting Friday tion of new industry here arc lead­ and to actively engage in the busi­ F. S. Bemet. Newark Join deal­ and the Ansi number on the pro­ Your ing items in a report on town ness of keeping the to\vn “ bal­ skillful intcrjirctations of .«uch laat week. The " - er who negotiated the sale, said it gram " Fantasia Impromptu, Opus leu ed by the State Labor Depart­ zoning and growth measures that anced" between commerce and res­ is one of four mintetl by an ob­ concert selectiona as “ Sonata. St. Mary's .6O-.60 Club of married 66" brought trsm'sndous applause MORIARTY ment *how that the Increa^ Russ Rainbow will ^ presented to the Board of idential growth. scure private firm, the Massachu­ Opus 7." by Griegg. In Debussy's Better amounted to 16.4 per cent with 632 couples will hold It* monthly meet­ Directors for study and action a t ' i "Claire De Lime" and “Fantasia that body’s next session. | setts and California Conipsny. in BROTHERS peraone filing claim*. There were ing In the parish house. Frulsy LaBelle Speaker 1849. One of the originals is known I Impromptu" by Chopin clearl.v 1g$ female* listed in this numoor. evehtng, when s pot lurk supper ' See for voursclf why fbiks have such high praise for Ihis belter COM* The placing of this subject on I to have been destroyed, and the displayed hia piano abilities. tTnempIoyment Comp ensatlon will he enjoyed, and an umi.sual the agends will be requested as a I McRAY'S PLETELY ODORLESS dry cleaning we use. other two have been in the hands All four movements o f Grieg's Deal Pontiac Oummlasion iaaued to .623 program"he preoented hv the joint group, originated aa a Revi- I At Women’s Club Sonata, Opus 7" were well exscut- FUed Onlone knd Feppera 'of collectors for years, | Oa Oar olaimants'of which 17.6 were in­ entertalnmihit committee for the alon Committee on zoning flnlshca ! The fourth coin, sold yesterday, I ed to open the program aa was the itial claim*, 32« cuptinued. and 22 month. several ' month.* of atudy and the I fa*t-movlng “ Golliwog's Cake- AUTO GLASS Sanitone really cleans, makes dull colors look bright and clear again . . a Representative John D. LaBelle was found five months ago In a Dealership agent. Nine veteran* filed for slate Married couple* of any age are holding of public hearings and dis­ safe deposit box here a* part of an i Walk" by Debussy and the unl- HAMBURG 20c yet it costs no more than ordinary dry cleaning. cussion on the topic. The Re­ of this town is slated to be speak­ aid, one new and eight continued. cordially Invited to atlepd any and estate. I versa! favorite alto by Debussy, Center St. MIRRORS Manchester remained next to last all meetings of the .60-.60 club. vision Committee la composed of er in PlainvlUe, Thursday, April in the number of Jobless Claimants Those who would like to fake In the members of the Town Planning 20, when the Democratic Women's Club of that towii meet. LaBelle in the state with Willimantic re­ Friday evening's actlvltie*. and Whs* ye* effer flasr {ewslry •* grsatar valea . . . It's Bring In Your Things Commission and Directors T. J. had' a leading part in drafting the left naterelly tbs talk ef iIm tewa . . . the ki«d af Crockett Christie McCormick and BALCH-PONTIAC ported only 402 claims. have not previously been present 10% Discount* Cash and Carry state housing bill and is a member The-sumber of Jobleas claimants at meetings of the club, sre naked iewslry yau'd be greed te wser ar give, far Raymond Cooper. Mving* , . . cheoM saw freei eer leiga itesa* •> As a result of ita work, this of the legislative committee on re­ I N C O r <) R A T i: 1) in the sUte rose to 40,082 during tr. rontact Earl or Mrs. Rena n, Or Call 2-0030 group proposes some drastic organization now holding hear­ the week ending April 8 from 38,- tel. 2-4048. so that supper leuills •uHfandlaa dlenMadt, wstches and etbar - lewawy yeliNs. AH an assy tenea ^ changes in the town master plan ings. 151 CENTER ST— M.ANTHE.'^TER—TEL. 2-1515 601 the previous week, but was con­ may be airanged and zoning icgulstions. Another Democratic legislator siderably lower than the 68.P14 The recommendations, it is said, from this section. Representative who applied under the Connecticut are designed to .encourage buai- Attilllo Frasainelli of Stafford, la OI»E^ DAILY . .8 A. M.-IO P. M. law and 10,946 under the OI law nesa and Industry In Manchester scheduled to address the Meriden a ^ a r ago. There were 666 still LIQUOR DEPT. and to provide room for the growth Young Democratic Club April 18. filing under the curtailed G1 l.aw Frassinelli has announced his can­ 5 SATUKD.\YS . . . 8 A. M.-7 P. M. of such actlrttles. The committee 111 V, I'en lei S t I*Ikm v S»M last week. Open 8 A; M. to 11 P. M. ws* set up for study purposes didacy for the office of state The rise wa* attributed to the treasurer and has gained much "No One Sells For Less" after considerable comment had SUND.VYS . . . .11 A. M.-6 P. M. HInre K r„n (* Plrh ir* rrw o la s •tart of a new benefit year for NIIBID Venetli.fi ttllnfH - those w'bo had exhausted previoiu- Farnilnr. r«pe ly and whose previous benefit Arthur Drug Stores CLEANERS & LAUMDERENS year had started during the April- O. June 1949 quarter. HARRISON STREET ' MANCHESTER Tobacco warehousing Isyoffs to­ 139.50 ta l^ 440. highest in any one In- CarsMin suihmis m S- I Nat* dlamaada duafay. Textiles and women's For Yoar Individuality trira . . ,. Mafchlns wad- aaak siasaWhaar ri ganuent factories combined had a Designed Spirella Founda­ \ dias band. LET US CHECK YOUR ftaaablc number of layoffs while tion, Call b e g a H" ateetrlcal parts companies laid off ISil. MRS. N. A. BEAUCHAMP STEERING dees f Pay As gU Phone 2-0972 ASSEMBLY leoo Violence Breaks fov Use If \ * X t . . . w«’ll check it Out ill Turkey and adjust it and make SHOE steering sui;e-flre. Istanbul, Turkey, April 12—tgh 75.00 110.00 175.00 Rapid service. Drive As little os — BoUce and troops were forced to X (Ida dlamaada I Maala* diamaadi Is Caalar aaHtalra aa* v m m m . REPAIRING riaiatas diaaaad dramatlia Iha aaafat •aval* fMlall maaal- baaaad by 4 slawlac in today! •r* In the air UM night to break atvM la H g vaNa« las. ditaiaada. •aid. taUtalra. up violent deimmstrauona by stu- X. 4*nta protesting against the gov- Of the Better Kind / ’ r I t 1 M . •rament’a failure to pay sufficient No Extra Charge for Credit bomagra to their national hero. DONE WHIl,E Marshal Fevzl Cakmak. For Easlar Cuttingl V v Marshal Cakmak, a military YOU W AIT hero and a leading force Uf the op- n it'H e m peeltlcm party, died yesterday and M A N C H c a r e v ip to be burled tomorrow with mili­ SHOOK BROS. rcLCPHOMc siaa JEWELERS tary rltea. . SAM YU LYES ,/ fireetone . The 'worst outbreak was in front 701 MAIN STREET 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER A Big Vcfwt o f radio Istanbul, where students LAWN MOWER 'O r,' HALE'S SELF SERVE PAY ONLY ■ The Orifinal In New England POWER MOWER $8 9 * ^ |oo 14?5 • 1.1 H.P. Four-cycle air cooled motor I WEEK and HEALTH MARKET • Finger-lip control for clutch and throllle e Full Site irCeUinfl Width • 18 inch cutting width. e 10-hk Wheel! k«bbK Tiree THURSDAY SPECIALS Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales FORWARD CXIDAHT’S * NEUTRAL TANG 12 Oz. Tin 39c

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RICE 1 Lb. Pkgs. Lbvo I Head W o f 7.39 m i59 GARDEN RAKE Fm h . THIS YEAR Cleaning :KSTS!t* I M Get 0 MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, WE W ILL LIVE Hsr^ eed Handle ■ * GARDEN HOSE ^!W /yAfORtVkW NEW Ol'TDOORS . . . AND LOVE IT, PLAN TO SPIC and SPAN ‘ P k r 1 9 c 3.4N.P. LOUNtiE COMFORTABLY. WI’TH COLORFUL SAVOL The r / / " S s a - o o GDDQ V n W H V h X i NEW FURNITURE DESIGNED FOR OUTDOOR COMpItf* f l r t s t O N t LIVING, FOR EVERY HOME, EVERY GAR* AMMONIA Q.B.c^r..29c f le e t ' OUTBOARD DEN, YOU WH.L LIKE MARLOW’S COMPLETE MOTOR SHOW ING AT MONEY SAVING LOW BUDGET VANOL 41.27c LIBERAL TERMS i . ■ V Vt^ORO PRICES . . . UBERAI. BUDGET TERMS. pilllllllllllllillilliilltllllllllllllllltllllllllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllNillllllll^ 10 Iba M b $89-50 5353484853534853324823232348535323234853234848534853234848535353484823532323532348485323 For tS Ibe. I.M title KtnM . WINDEX 2 29c GRASS A A f M Ibe: 165 Up to 18 Months To Pay FOR SEVENTY-FOUR YEARS | SHEARS OO UPHOLSTERED CHAISE LOUNGE The onjy real hug-the-road ride 4 AERO WAX . 47c e. 27c LIBERAL A iA X ■- L I M I T I D THE LAST TERMS // 1 CLEANSER 2>w23c tm um ruisn Q U A N TITUS , W ORD IN PORCH COMFORT is "The New Step-Down Ride" NEW FLOBIDA POTATOES 2 Lb. 13c flr e e fo n e g u a e a n i e e d • • a because Hudson has the H yeu’rs going to buy • cor In Hia lew-prica TE M PLE ■ Aald, MS Ilia Fadwy-Method NEW T R E A K lowest center of grovity in any cor! ORANGES 6 For 39c A e ip lM mm tmmmS New, Lower-Priced SEEDU588 ' ' ■ ' ' " T b e u ’s nothing ao delighthil in all mobile: You can just look at this ra- firm BmAtme, mr mm motoring ai "The New Step-Down markable car and tell that it ridaa GRAPEFRUIT 2 r^r 19c fmmr Owm fleme Ride” ! smoother, hugs the road tighter than BASS Pacemaker BASS any you’ve driven before! And why? Sporto4»aIii8 Superbly constructed. In red, which, for (usl o faw dollars mera, brihga yaw FOOTWEAR I SiBit hifli'^Bality Conaider this—technician* in the indus­ Yea, "The Jfew Step-Down Ride" is a oil of Hudson’s axcluslva odvontagas. BASS green and white laquer stripe. HEALTH MARKET f r t f l d fliBttrlals try have known for yean that the Iowct wonderfully aafe, hugrthe-road way of Weejuns A touch o f your hand adjusts a car can be built, the better it will ride, going that juat naturally spoila you for EAST TO PREPARE—NO WASTE BE BMil ia N m t TIt m BASS ALL BASS FOO'ni’EAR HAS THE TRUE MOC* this comfortable chaise lounge the more sorely it will handle and the any other cart Moccatdna CA8IN CONSTRUCTION ^ A CRADLE OF )S n « trtfld S m Ir b to four restful positions. Full aafer it will be. 6 .0 0 x 1 * Wouldn’t you like to try thia "New LEATHER IN PLACE OF THE USUAL INNER- LAMB PATTIES Lb^49c BE ia Ne w YIt m cushions. You inatantly see that the beautiful new BASS Step-Down Ride” aoon? Camp Footwear SOLE.- BIB anbyomoibtm Hudaon, thanks to ita receaeed floor >Sb m trtBd dtptli eiHSN MUG ("atep-down" deeign), is the loweat- We cordially invite you to come in, BASS Seventjr four years ago. fieorge R. Boss entered the bual* CORNED BEEF Lb. 39c etoeomeNAmT BE ia Haw Tlraa LIBERAL built of them all-^and thia right along enjoy Hudson’a thrilling ride. Try the Golf Shoes ness of making shoes. He had the conviction that any ar- low % UPHOLSTERED with full road dem noe and more head lirle to be of ttiie must be thoroughly and honently made and COBNEO TERMS new no-ahift Super-matic Drive*, and' BASS and aeatiDf room than any other carl moreover, it must be made to meet the particalar needs af SPRING STEEL the other high-quality featurea that Work Shoes the man who was to ase It or wear H. RIs Idcoh cnnttmse to As s lesult of thia low build, yon know make "atep-down” «i|aaigned Hudaona ba laspiraHoo tor Ms sons and grandson*, who carry oa the SPARE RIBS lk39c I DL4L tnstinettvsty that Hudaon has the lowest leadata in raaale value, aa shown by BASS boslaesB sad Ms pMldes stUI eoatroi sad ooodoct the bostaess Tn’O good economy items for cooking with yegatahlaa. YOUR Naw “Cat Caya" hs estahUsbed. 5060 qHAIR osotsr of gravity in any American auto­ CMBdal UaeitCar Oui^Bookal , MOST ROOM! Use Fresh Seafood often for hralth and ecoBomy-*y auto t lr G G t o n e ,N 0 W . . . S GRIAT S IM S • Lavar-Prkad PKcnakar • F M a « Sapar • Catfaia Camnodara BEST RIDE! SAFEST! and bu.v it at H aleV Health MarkeL "TO BE DOUBLY SURE COMI IN, TSr.THi ONIY MAI HUO-THi.ROAD RIDi DEALER CMerM eefl. , / . BE SURE It'S • \ -V > . s lo rts IN f : STSBUaSi, MAPrCBESTS^ 9 5 COKk 8 5 t j 1*1,1 in .S i. Phtiru’ V'0f*0 FURNITURE DEPARTMENT I'Sg In c . ”A M M s MANCHESTER Lower Street Floor Lerel I op Qua.Ij l y l » w Pr’- <-*” i i i R W P S S ! "1 iff jibaW* till y T .-v>. - . 4' . jU'/i ,rv -A. BfAKCHESTER BVSNTNG ItERALD. UANCRESTEB. a>NN« WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN» WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950 fAGE FiraBM

Raymond E. Baldwin when the nephews, Including Harold T. a brain Injiiiy. lie had a cut on sue, the club will endeavor to bring Loretta Lelacheur and son,' South a couple of males In her fight for him as an opponent for Governor West of this town. k'iahing Season to Upon Vivien Kellems the Republican Senatorial nomina­ Chester Bowles (D). latter, resigned last December to Red Men IMaiiiiiiig the back of hla head, but It wna together Natalie McIntosh and E. Coventry; Harold Burbank, Jr., 39 Funeral services w ill. be held Dimier Event not known Immediately wlicthcf 1 Program Whitney road; Fred Lavey, 75 Fos­ tion! To Make Two Nominatioos become a State Supreme Court (Obituary Saturday in Connecticut Mae Holden In a formal dlscuasion Justice. Benton's appointment ex­ WANTED Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from tlila contrlbulod to his death. bn the matter at the next meet­ ter street. Prescott ,S. Bush, Greenwich fi* Republicans will make two (^lamival in Jnlv Seeking Office pires election day. He is expected the John B. Burke Funeral Home, Hartford. April 12.—(A’l- Lieut. Schwiirli; aald Hut Wal­ oimg GOP Topic Births ycstorday:''A son-to Mr. nacler, and former U. S. Represen­ nominations for the Senate at 87 East Center street. l8 Informal ing. ______and Mrs. Philip MeDonsld. 40 tative Joseph P. Talbot, of Nau­ to seek election for tite remaining EXPERIENCED TPs official^now-—the opening dron wa.s lielioved to" liuvc been their state convention- In early Rev. Carl E. Ol.soh,. postot- of Otio Herrmann, genorni chair­ drinking in the company of some Foley s tre e t;. a, daughter to Mr. (Continued from Page One) gatuck, have alre.idy announced I sUminer. One of their candidates ' two years of Baldwin’s term. of the fishing season In Con­ Deaths Emanuel Lutheran church, will man of toe Red Men’s carnival, men near the Bartlett realdeivce ih * MMCBtlv* oomimittM e< th« and Mrs. John Tobias, French their candidacies. U. S. Represen­ I will oppose Senator Brlen Mc- officiate and burial will be in the Expect at ,>GOP necticut-will be April 1.5 at 6 touiiff lUpubUcMi club will ap- for vice president in 19.52, and MEAT CUTTER * 1,000 a. m., on all streams, lakes and has announced that the services of yei Emerson street; Wil­ Have Great Opporiunit.v party leaders have been booming ; Bowles to succeed Republican Quick relief follows mild Resinol morial Ho.ipital folipwing a long street. This lot Is in back of .Mor- man announced today that consid- Women had a great opportunity, ^ a p cleansing and application of ment Office, Mezr.anine. An announcement made yester­ son will open May IS with fish­ ' Hartford, according to police. | •rabla In te r ^ haa been shown by liam Nutland, Rockville: Kiigene illneaa. He waa bom in County larty Brothers Service station. Raure, North Windham; William About Town she asserted, because Republican soothing, gently medicated Resinol Armagh. Ireland, and came to day that the testimonial dinner ing permitted between 7 a. m„ tbc mambera. , k. and 9 p. m„ dally, according to . Co-chairman of the commlttel> is HISTORIC men \yere "bereft of hope, helpless Other committees will aljw Einsiedel, Ellington; Mrs, Natalie J. W. HALE CORP. .Manchester 48 years ago. Until his Fiiiierals .Saturday night for Republican Walter Kanehl. The following nre Mo. Admitted today; Mrs .Inlia ranth. are planning to attend the ideas, we’re not,” said Miss Kel­ The funcrai of Henry .McConville The 6 a. m. opening hour Ino. secretary; ’’Frenchy” Damoss F o r c i ’d IV o Im‘8 discussed at future meetings of the Gome*. ”2 Seaman circle; Stanley aessions of the Grand Court Friday copal church. Washington Lodge met with approval from all con­ lems. "W e're teeming with them I was held from his late home at cerned today. The executive com­ will be in effect on April 15 .md Cleveland Kllingtuti. chairman Trask, East Hartford; David and .and .Sntiirday of this week at the LOL, and the British American .and co-chalrmam of the bingo com­ and with hope and energy. club. 509 Keeney street this morning at mittee of the Republican Activity only, with the exception of '^neral Manager George Wad­ Philip Morrissette, 271 Autumn Hotel Bond, H.artford, with ban­ ; 8;.30, and at nine o’clock at St. certain ponds which have spe­ mittee: John Maguire and John (t nntlnued from Page Onet dell and Mayor Harold A. Turh- "If the Republican party wins committee will meet tomorrow atreel; Robert Dowd, .32 Lilac quet on Friday evening. in 1950 it will be the achievement Architectural He leaves his wife. Mrs. Har­ Jam es's church. Rev. George P. cial regulations throughout Buck, chairman and co-chairman m ^on were the gueat apeM W at street; MariljTi Werner. 11 Bremen riett Adamson Muldoon; three night to complete the (Inal plans lerdny to telescope’ two proposed of the resoyjrceful, loyal, patriotic Hughes was the celebrant. Rev. for the event that is expected to the entire open season. of toe raffle committee; and Her­ the meeting held iMt night In road; William W’dllams, 17 Drive sons. William and John of this All ponds scheduled for an bert Johnson in charge of person­ (•nine and giimliling Inquiries Into I Snlterlm ll Police Chief H ^ an F, Silver Lane homes; Mrs. Con- Two fire calls, both still alarms, American women. Republican, Philip Lainc, deacon, and Rev. attract a crowd of 1,000. real democratic, and independent, town, and Robert. Jr., of Coventry; allotment of trout have been nel. a single Investigation This move gchendel and Town B n gln j^ I sUnce Neleber. 2.3 H, Forest were answered this morning by Cabinet - Making three daughters. .Mrs. Adrien Gag­ Robert Carroll, sub-deacon. Miss Guc.st speakers include Con­ who ean no longer stomach the stocked. Nqn-regulatcd streams forestalled a threatened open | Jam es Sheekey hava^been Invited 1 street; Harold Wells. 108 Avondale hose company one of the SM^D. non and Mrs. Horace Rlsloy of this Jane Nuckowski p.aved the organ gressman John Davis Lodge, Mrs. cla.‘h between the Senate Jiidl- ' to apeak at the neat meeting. At 10;.50 a fire In an automobile mad extravagance of ' High Tax and sang. Burial was in _ St. Katherine St. George, Miss Vivien have aisq. been storked, and It road. Harry, or the futile, puerile, 18 Years of the Best town, antJ Mrs. Thomas Ben way of Is expu-ted that all streams elary committee and the Senate | In connection with the echool le- Discharged yesterday: Ml.ss Cor- was put out at W) Keeney street. West Hartford; three brothers, James's cemetery, where Rev. Kellems, .state Uepublii-an Clialr- ' Stale Poliee Commerce eommlttee each plan- ' rean Anderson, Andover: Mrs. About 11:30 the company was wishy-washy stupidity of the Re- l.«inr. assisted by Rev. Hughes, man Clarence S". "(tappy " Bald­ controlled by the state will be puhliran men leaders." •loseph. David and Thomas, all of stocked by April 14. Stocking ning Itn own separate Inquiry, and I Isolda Daggioli and .son. Andover (■ailed to Hillstown and Woodslde .Manchester: a sister, Mrs. William read the commiUn! service. win. and Rcprescntatlvc-at-ljirgc proposing a $,’’)0,IK10 budget apiece. , Di.sehargcd today; Mrs. .lean roads to extinguieh a woods fire. Has Opposition Antoni Sadlak. Senator Charles S. ^11 be continued during the Probe Deatli .sinamon of Manchester: and seven The bearers were Thomas Mc- month of May. A resolullon will be given to the 1 Kot-sch, 14 Nathan road; Mrs. Not much damage was done. Miss Kellems will be up against DWYER PRODUCTS grandchildren. Cartsn, Francis McCartan, Edward House Is the toastina.ster. .Senate In a day or so. Krfauver The hall rommittee. headed by Due to high water condi­ r o u t e 85—BOLTON TEI„ MAN, 5326 Funeral scrvice.s Will be held McCartan. James McCartan. John I (Continued from Page Onci said, to aiilhorlze Vice President , Television .McCartan and Richard McCon- Mr, and Mrs. Victor J. .lohnson, tions on the Housatonic river, Barkb > to appoftil the fiivesllgii- Friday afternrxin at 2 o’clock at will decorate the slate armory. A the stocking of trout will be .'-t. Mar.v'a church. , Rov. Wilfred villc. j e,n in an ambulance to Hartford Inrs three Iirmoerats and two turkey dinner will be served b.v postponed until May 1. how­ I hospital. He wraa dead all ar- Republicans. i'' 7 Focts Greenwood of Windsor will offici­ the Garden Grove caterers and ever. , rival. ate and burial will be In East Cem- Kefauvrr predii ted the resolu­ music for dancing following the I Lieut. Philip Seliwiirtz, com- tion will be bron'1 eiioiich to rover By Art Bennon I ; The month of ctorj-. Frlend.s may call at the .speaking program will be provid­ Mark Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Librarians Atteiiil • mander of the Hartford st.ite po- eriinr syndicate operations and It la hard to get rich ed by Paul Landerman's orches­ Thomas Weir. Albert J. Todd. I lice barraeks. County Detective wliat eorriiplmg inlbn'iieis they Ui any hasiness. It la Im* •Main .slreid. tonight from 7 until tra. 10 o’clock and tomorrow from 3 Robert W. Wilson. Ernest Ritchie. j John F, Reardon and Stale rohec- may lm\r on local law ciif'nee. ■lii i ' ' I ' ' ! 11’si- t’M lii.Mw Piiibliurgh poasl^ to the appliance Regional Meelings Other members of the decorat­ Henry Mutrle, George Findell. Here It Is! until 10 p.m. ' man Joseph H. Rllkin atid Edwanl mcnt aerneo's. He nddeil tlie in- bwlneas. But there la such ing committee are Mrs. David Raymond Goslee, William Allen, I Faith started an Investigation, ve.sttgntion will run through the -t I'.tiiiiv ! k \ i i ’ i Iu' Jiallniark of a thing aa ha\tog leas or Miss Jessamine Smith ami Miss C'hambers. Mrs. Allen Matson, Arrlgo Almettl. Jam es Robinson, j An autopsy performed at the siinimer and fall niul Hint the being poorer. We are try* MIRACLE DRUGS Henry West till’ W illi.imsIjHig R("'ior,iiiuH, liicoiporaied. Anna French of the Mary Cheney Mrs. Sherwood G. Bowers, Xfrs. Harold Osgood, Samuel Nelson I hospital by Dr. Perry Hough di,->- (■(>11111111 tee will report on its ttnd- tag to keep from getting The Best Buy In Town ! Henry A. We.st. 67. of 83 Birch William Allen, Mrs. David Keith. library, and Mrs. Charles Felber and Andrew Ansaldl. I closed that Waldron succumb'-d to Ings next January. In tou r own lioim? loilav. von ran enjov the nny poorer. No one who has watched tko rapid g^corery Mountain road, died at Memorial So that wo won’t get hn.*pital la.st night following a and Mrs. Howard Edison of the licantv of l’insl)iH|^li llisiorir Wall Paint in.Klc of a sick child when one of the.new drug* has I short illnes.s. Bom in Marlbor­ nny poorer, we mill do Library BAard attended a library overythlng we can to been administered can fail to ondersland why I SWEAT SHIRTS ough in 1882. he had lived here for meeting at the new Hartford to rcprodiirr cxat ily (hose ;.(loi ions, mellow,, make it easy tor yon to they werf called "miracle draga." the greater portion of his life. He Braneh Library on Albany avenue hny n Televiaion aH. Yon As DIAMOND SOUTAIRI was a carpenter until his retire­ yesterday morning 'oloi.s wliii h nmti ibiiiccl so much to gracioifs IS M DOWN l i 00 WIIKIY ment from active work several For Your ean have a FRER TRIAL, The speakers and di.seiission cen­ liviiijT in the cav.iliCT I>(jhie5 la yenr Home make n Unfortunately we have no miracle drag years ago. tered around the advantages of ansall down p aym ent- i* * diamond UNO •ALL COLORS that will eanse our flnaacea to remver from He waa a brother of the late branch libraries In towns and itf earls \'ii|j[inia— yii lovely take 24 moatha to pay the til »oSOWN ttMwiiKir Hector H.' West. He leaves a bookmobiles. Those attending Protection bnlanee we will e\-en the effects of careless spending. We must nse brother. George, of East Hampton: the meeting felt that it was most tolors lo choose, Iroiii, take your old radio in the old fashioned cure, that of attention, care •ALL SIZES a sister. Mrs. Daisy Preiisey, of worthwhile. Skill in compounding Is a re­ trade. Hartfor(i; and several nieces and and rebuilding, .K savings account carefully m«,oowN 149“ Tomorrow Miss Smith and Miss sult ol sears of training. French, accompanied by two other We sraat tbe aale — tended can he rehiiill by systematic savings. Bare, aometimea we make REGULARLY $ 1.95 members of the library staff. .Mrs. That’s for your protection. DRUG STORES $ a proapect mad beoanae I'id'i’"' ' so SOWN tieewiiKiT Anna Benedict and Mrs. Evelyn Rut to be absolutely "Right" are try too bard, but last toiMiup h '.vtrgseigai Latly, are planning to attend an­ your prescriptions must con­ To Insure a healthy bankbook, form the tt «<•*« Mttil Personal Notices 942 .Maiu Street Tel. 2 -.‘Ki 16 week we loat a aale be- other library meeting, this one for tain fresh, potent chemicals eaaae WE DIDVT ASK. habU of depositing a sum of money regularly ONE DAY ONLY—THURSDAY, APRIL M members of library staffs in the Come in for hKKh “Color T^n.-imtc^ for your Home” Booklet only. I.«t us fill your pre­ She aald we were indlf* In your savings account. Card of Thanks eastern part of the .state, Tlie Carcat; MdaT want her ARMY and meeting will he held at the new ,\nd. heeauso nearly halt scriptions accurately . , . SALE THURSDAY. FRIDAY & SATURDAY haalaiha fS a dlda*t aak A e wlih to thunk -4 "ur fncj.is j library in South Windsor and your prescriptions require from ness. full-strength ON her to hay heeaase WE atliet NAVY STORE *nd n^i$hhorii for lh“l! man.’ of, luncheon will be served in the li­ DIAMOND'S klm in*’Rj» and i»ym r*lhy ph<>»n dr In 1 siirgiral dressings, let us also chemicals at the fairest pos­ WKBE AnUUD that she JEWEI.ERS our rppont bprofcvemrnt. \Vi» would brary dining room. sen'o you out of our coin- sible prices. C l^ e H c y / STORE waald he ofltwded ^ no 997 MAIN STREET TEL. 2-3906 MANCHESTER e*pppl»lly thank all thoR»* who »eiit th‘‘ j At tomorrow’s meeting Mrs. •^otharlas HEB.** Bight .533 MAIN ST. 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z MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1960 PAGE SEVEN1UN Bargains Twilight League Joins Amateur Softball Association J ^ ^ d b j The Inquirer Detroit Off By I Local Sport Chatter |Boston Choice I EAUL W . District Tournament^ To Fast Start Wlllle Olekslnski has been - SltU-H 111 the T\\ 1 Hnsebiill League In American awarded a varsity basketball let­ last season, has been transferred IK B X P B N « IV B/FISHING easily found In the handbag this should he wiped away wiUl coft I YOST absorliviil |)a|)er towcia before pots Fruits^ Flowers Neatly Styled TRAVERSE ter at Hillyer .College. Willie has from the East H"rtford rratt A TAGICLlS for ••Junlpf’ (popular way. Sports Editor plaj-ed baseball and basketball Planned Here in July and (Muis go Into the dishpan. j Red Wings Defeat New Whitney plant toTu.seon, Arizona. Vlth 00V 4 oduitSj/tioi U a won- ANGLE with Hillyer the past two years. Carton leaves Manchester this Rod Sox Team in 4ufnl lift at th ^ tart of tbe flah- Grc.at convenience at sniull coal DRAW DRAPES week. tM jeeaon. M C IN T O S H , gi'A L I I'Y 1NSTAL.LATIONH is ■ York Rangers, 4-1, Pro ■ SouHon Forooast; is the BOB-O-riN KIT priced at f " In Ftbral Prints. Pinch Norm Beauregard, former Msn- Indinns Rolonse Veteran MH Cushing to Super* M A T COMPANY at the north S '^6 at Oic Notion Department of the secret of .suc:ces.s of the MAN- R R Pleated. Double width. ISO deff A Welcomed Addition tplete the card..."My 66 Years.in There is bound to be plenty of In Playoff Serfc» phester High pitcher. Is expected •lolinny Thiirner, former Man- Yanks, Tigorn Follow Inlielder Ken Keltner and of Uia Purnell Parking Lot the .r. W. MAI-K CXJMPANY A CIIKSI'KK NIXlOK COVKUING j g , J ^ C ^ Inches wide to the pair; 00 the Big Leagues" by Connie Mack, vise Play in Thi* color and spark in the Softball to see action with the University i-liestei- High and Twilight ixiague h u bairfDOo poles at |.50. lines at double tray of plastic. (UUmI with COMI’ANY. ."iG CoUage Strret. A Inches long. In Blue, Mine, will hit the bookstands on April 21 baseball player, is the prond father good linoleum or tile floor iteserves , Twilight League during the 1950 . . . Former world's featherweight Detroit, April 12.—(4V-The De­ of Connecticut baseball nine this St. Petersburg, Kla. April 12-- Topeka, Ka« , April 12.—(fl'i ____ reels at S.46 that will too bobby pins, has a lx)bl>y pin Pair Green and Dusty Rom. week-end. The UConns play the of a son born to Mrs, Tliurner In District; Move Seen excellent service. The gaily spreader in the center which al­ the treatment that will t ^ c the seasMi now that Jeff Koelsch has boxing champion Kid Kaplan will troit Red Wings were off to a fly­ — Kenny Keltner, third base- affixed his signature to a contract Quanaet Flyers Thursdav, the 1 Springfield. Mass., Inst April 4. —The look like As Big Step Forward tlcal little shop has everything lows one to open a pin without en­ most advantage of your floor space SINGLE WINDOW WIDTH TO be honored on April 19 at a testi­ ing start In the final Stanley CTup Bridgeport Bees Friday, and the -Johnny Is now living and Is em- the class team of tho American man for tho Oevcland Indians floats to boats for gifts or dangering nails. The kit makc-s and that will keep it in place indef­ MATCH ...... $2.98 Pr. to. manage Die Brotul Street Mo- monial banquet in Wallingford by ------. . _ ployed on s mink farm In East for the Inst 12 Vcnis. wn.s giv­ tbre’ ent^. Jeff, the talkative hockey playoffs today and It look­ New Milford Independents Satur­ League with swesoiiie power and en his unrnndittonal release to- personal pleasure. a nice mile prize or gift. initely. Mr. Ocyrr, with twenty- the Connecticut Boxing Guild. Kap­ day. All games will be played «l Loiignieadow, Mass. The Manchester Softball Twi­ five years of experience, pcrsoiinlly and colorful guy from neighboring ed as if the New York Rangers enough pitching to win Ihe pen­ tay. lan won the 126-pound title 25 Slorrs. nant aftar two close missca. light League will be a member o( A SAL.E OF SPRINS SUITS of- supervises every in.stallatlon And Rockville, is expected to be a big would have a hard time catching • Manager Lm Bmnlrcnu con- QUIK .SniAY ICNAMKI, Is Ihe assist in the coming campaign. yeara ago .. . Ed Warner, star of The Rec Softball t.«ague will All they iieeiit hni.shc.s. The .lOHNSON TMNT with sports since the days when sided after the first 40 minutes of Barbara Gado establlahed a new ever had to do as nisnagrr, tenee for seventeen yeara and ig witli wide Igpels and distinrtive New York Yankees in an exhibi­ three-atring record for the season logy start. I'DMPAN'Y. OOP Main Street, ha.s Nkr\V TIK SI.inKS, Jii.st In St girls used flower for makeup and play. said Lou. ''We’d lieen playing sanctioned hy the A. A. U. and tha tailoring details, reduced from PERMANENT FINISH tion game . . . The famed Harlem Jimmy Clarton, former Yale In the Women’s Bowling League Just as s warning, we handed Quik Spray in hlaek. white, royal MATMF.RR AT TIIF, rKNTF.B, men wore handle-bar mustachea. Globetrotter basketball team will The victory put the Wings one out tho same Red Sox pcnnanl together for II years" American Olympic Asaociation. It 888.00 to 84P.98. The entire stork Koelsch has played out his hand baseball captain who served as la.,l night with a 363 score. T^c KeltiK-r.now inny negotiali blue, lemon yellow, ( ’hlne.se red arc worth seeing if you've a mail's play against a team of college all up in the best-of-seven champion­ player- of Paganl'a West old mark was Amy PIrksy’a 348. pick the last two years. L/xik what has as tu purpose; t o ,provide or­ Of solid and plaid flsnnrle, gabar- bright green. ge>ltl leaf and chrome gift to select A niliilallire golf tn Rocktrille, so we are told. If the for himself with any team as a ganized -play under atandard rules dlnea, and worsteds is Incluiled. An ORGANDY RUFFLED CURTAINS stars on Thursday night, April 20. ship series which shifts to Toron­ happened. Cleveland In '48 and the aluminum. dull ha.s a gold shank and a leath­ Windy City doesn’t want hts tal­ at the New Haven Arena. The to for ganjea No. 2 and 3 on Vankeea last summer diiln’t pay tree agent. Hr was relraseil for all amateur teami; to provide extya-special Is a four-akin KO­ 63, 72 and 81 inch lengtha. ents, Manchester is sure glad to Greensboro of the Carolina League er gni>; H gold s\^ ord has a Icnihcr Trotters attracted a full house In Thursday and Saturday nights. any attention. after Boiidresu eoiiferred with offirlal standards of eligibility for LINSKY FUR SCARF si .t:i7 .'>0. get the boastful, yet productive yesterday. Many Players Hank (ireentierg, general man- TTtK MANCMFSTT.B fARPF.T handle each at S2,"i0, plus lax an appearance In the Elm Chty lev- The pre-game 12-5 odds In favor New York and Detroit probalily all players and to provide tourna­ ta?t Included. sports figure. Jeff wQl, in addition Erskine had a no-hItter until iiger of the Indians. ments lending to champtonihipe. f'RNTT:R goes on a spring sched­ CUFF UI.VKS another fli.ic gift eral weeks ago . . . The Red Sox of Detroit to win the aeries went will make the most trouble witii choice, arc lilg gold squares nr ob­ to his role with the Motors, man­ two out in the eighth. He faced Suffer Ailiiicnts Uielr ftfu- pitching ataffs. The Tu promote and organiM aoft- aLITTF.RINO RHTNF.^iTONFS ule this week, being open until 9:00 COTTAGE SETS age the Rockville Hill Billies In the won all 11 gadies from Philadel­ up a couple of points. * p. ni every Thursday and Friday longs -Just the toiicli for boys or only 31 batters, striking out seven Yanks also have that "sU-ong bail in Cofinecttcut the atatc la ars amaalngly K>w in price in the Twi Baseball League. Take phia last season at Fenway Park The fast New Yorkers grabbed and walking three. Erskine •'Iso divided Into coui\J.les and diatrlcta, newly received sets of matehlng evening for the eonvenlenre of men and priecd at $3 f»0 pins tax In Red, Blue, Green and Gold. while In Shlbe Park, the A's won a one goal lead in the first period bench ' to help In case of einet - Koelsch away from the Hill Billies got four hits In'fivr times at but If all the ailing major league genrles. which have their owm commtaelouer necklace and ear-rings at MATH­ home lovers who wish to consider and it would be the same as watch- eight of 11 games .. C\>nnlc Mack during which they skated rings players were lined up together lor the purchase of HANDSOMF Itnlesa coffee Is vacuum-pnclo'd as Brooklyn won, 22-0. CIrveland has ton many infield a|ipolnted by the State Ckimmta- ER'S AT THE CTINTKR One set _ln g the Red Sox play the Yankees plans to start Batney McCosky in around the Detroiters. Yankees a game today, you could field a sloner. Mel Cuahlag Is the com- • necklace nitli three shim­ RUGS at moderate priees. The It's a good idea to buy It in small "Ifs ’ despite prospects of grcnl p r . ~ without . hiB opening game this season. Mc­ But the National Hockey Cincinnati, April 12—(Tl — Big fair country ball cUlb. mlaeloner in this dtstricL It la mering strands In front at Jft.P.'i Center ha.s all sizes of nigs of qiiantitiea not mpre than a Kl- ^ 2 .9 8 Defending league champions, the seasons by pllehera Boh l,enion liay Riipply at a time, in order to Cosky has been bothered by a sore League champion Red Wings Johnny Mize, New York Yankees' They wouldn't alt have to be and Mike Garcia Lou Boudreau, Imped that the District 'Toumamant for the set. Another with a single- proven quality In the mo.st up-to- Motors couldn’t have made a bet­ back the past two years. surged back with a four-goal blitz date new patterns. And their fae- have It fresh A coffer pot. no first baseman who has had a bad wheeled out on the field, but each Joe Gordon and Kenny Kellner will he held In Manchester in July. strand choker and drop ear-rings ter choice of a manager than In the second period to tuck the shoulder since last August, la due The Winners of all distrlet tour- torv- trained a.ssistants are exeep- matter what It is made of, must Rayon Marquisette qualifies for menibernhlp In the must come back to make the Tribe By Freddie iluti-hlnsnn la 88.49. These sets sre lon ely to happy-go-lucky Jeff. game away. After that, the De­ to try his arm in a game any dny liniinenl league. The acliVng all­ neya vie for the atate championship wtsr and exciting as gifts. tinnally skillful |n the Installation he kept sparkling clean. Inside Pennant Forecast contenders all the fliay. lieirult Tigers’ liteher troiters played strictly defenifive now. stars could be their fsg. Mxpy a PhllaPi — No Sox of that year shut out with gerie and children's riothes will 52 inches long; 81 Inches more will a boxer be able to win a ries sgain.st the Toronto Maple to meet with a mishap The catcher nbifted to other positions to round Here's the way It lixiks from All league and tournament of paper nith cellophane tape. It’s Urea.se, the dlsliwnter enemy. joined their staff, will give trained lake on a new eye-catching appeal This buttoned front dress comes an inmate, who Is the able and two out in the eighth Inning, and wide to Ihe pair. fight in this state merely by in­ Leafs. In fact, a goodly number of was hit in the face by a thrown out a starting lineup. That would here: games must be officiated by um­ a.sslstnnec In the sidection of wall with these versatile designs. in a wide range of sizes, is dcsigrned clever sports editor of TTie Month­ the 13,415 fans filed out of the two strikes on the next two hitters. pires belonging to the A. 8. A. papers and paints which will best ly Record, excellent prison maga- flicting a cut on hia opponent after bail during ye.sterday'a pre-gsme be up to co-managers. Dr. George 1. Boston Pattern No. .'i7.’'i.3 consists of hot- to Insure a fresh, well groomed air rink in boredom midway of the practice. It left a cut on his right B.ennett of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Board Earl Yoat, Herb Btavanaon, give tndivIdiiBlIly to your home and all day long. Brlcl sleeves are April 18. For on that date a 2. New York If memory serves It was John­ iron transfer for 14 motifs, meas­ slne. final period. cheek. Baltimore, arid Dr. R. F. -Hyland, 3. Detroit John Bohenko, Cliff Gleaaoa, Vic complement the functions of var­ uring from two to six Inches, stitch buttoned, the panelled skirt Is par­ Flynn predicts, as do all other radical change in the rules govern­ ny Pe.iky on whom I had two 51.79 pr. ing boxing in this state will be­ New York, which surprised by The Yankees best Indianapolis. club phyniclan of the St. Louis 4. nevelsnd Dennis and William Bratnard, • aJARANTEEP ious rooms and Ihe tastes of your illuslratlons. material require­ ticularly appealing. “ experts,” that the Boston Red 5-3, yesterday. strikes and no balls before I walk- membere of tha Northern Board of Pattern No. 8480 Is a aew-rlte Sox and Brooklyn Dodgers will win come effective. slapping down Montreal in the Cardinals. 5. Phllsdelphia ril him. family ments and finl.shing directions. Braves Here's the tale of the (adhesive) 6. tThlcago Baseball and Softball Umpires, ,9end 20e in coins, your name, p.Tfornfed pattern in sizx-s 34, 36, the pennants In their respective State Athletic Commissioner semi-finals, had a lot of tough Sansuel H. Malkan has drawn a luck. Richmond, Va., April 12—(A5 — tape: player, team, position, and 7. St. Louis As I reran It, George Metko- have been appointed by Diatrict Good IcKiks, plus low price, will address and the Pattern Number .38. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48. 50 and 52. Special Purchase! See our beautiful and extenaive a.s.sortment of leagues. Second place finishers will viteh. batted next, and I had two SNUGFIT HOSE Size 36. 4 1-2 yards of 39-lnch. new rule governing the disposition The Rangers picked up a flrat Boston's Brave# end the traveling hts ailment: 8. Washington Commissioner Cushing to work tha rapidlv sell out the SPRING to Anne Cabot. The Manrhesler be Detroit and Boston. Flynn, you As for Boston, the -Sox woiinil strikes ami one ball on him before Softball Twilight League. Kvening Herald, It.MI Ave. Amerl- For this psttern. send 25 cents. of a match where a cut stops a period goal on Buddy O'Connor's spring exhibitions today when, they Hal Newhouser, Tlgera, pitcher, SHFKRR AND CO'rTON.S for Embroidered are a geniua that’s exactly as this play the iocsl Colts of the Cla.'a B up last season with 31 straight at issuing free transportation. MEN’ S HOSE— 3 Pairi* for $ 1.00 < a.“. New York 19, N Y. In eoins, your name, address, size writer tabbed the one-two finish­ fight. If the bout ia over under six-foot poke, and just missed arm. misses and w-omen at the .\IONT- KITCHEN TABLE COVERS s|.98 such or less thsn half over under Pledmond League. Johnny Sain Ralph Branca, Dodgers, pitcher, Fenway Park . . . They start the That brought up Ted Wllllsms, BxhlMlioa ffaerhall GOMKRY WARD CO.MPANY, .so Ncrrilcwork Fans Anne Cab- de.sired, and the Pattern Number ers In the American and National connecting on- two other shots Onaranteed to wear for 8 months. If ah 8 pair do not wear fd's Big New Album i.s here, to Sue Burnett. Tlie Manchester SCARFS AND such circumstancaa, the bout shall that bounced^off the Detroit goal will atari for the National I,eagiie arm. ^ new campaign with 22 of their and nstiirally I was ordered to get there soon' Wa.shaMe Heni- Matching Towelx for decorative touches...... 'iflc each this season. first 30 games at the same park Yratarday'a resulU: aatlafaetorily w1tMn 8 months from the dale of purchase, they liirzens of fascinating new designs, Kvening Herald. 11.50 Ave. Anieii- "Win, Lose or Draw" is Flynn’s be declared a draw. If it has gone posts behind goalie Harry Dud­ visitors and will be allowed *o go Vem Bickford, Braves, pitcher pul him on, filling the bases. herg sheers in sizes 9 to f>2 are re aa far as he wishes by Manager side. with Us friendly left field wall. Boston (A) 5, LoulsvUla (A A) wBI be rrptaoed— free. gifts deeoration.s and .spci-ial fea- cas. New York 19, N. Y. .column which has appeared for beyond the halfway mark, the box­ ley. What galled me, though, was duced from J.'i 98 to S.’’t 44 The VANITIES Billy Southworth. After the game Al Brszle, Cards, pttcher, arm. McCarthy thinks hr is In better 5 (nine Inning tie), (III. s . Plus four gift patterns Don’t miss the Spring and Sum­ several years' In the Record. Man­ er who la ahead on points shall be Coachas Lynn Patriqk of New walking the nrxl man, Bobby all-over prints are espeelally pretty and lllrl■.■(ion.s. 2.’'i cents. mer Fashion. This latest Issue is .VInons. Organdies, declared the winner. the tribe will entrain for Boston Jack Banta, Dodgers, pitcher. In­ shape with Al Zarilla In right field ^ Oeveland (A) 6, New York (H) In the new combinations of colors chester basketball and baseball of- York and Tommy Ivan of Detroit wher they will play the Rod Sox step. and Billy Goodman on first. Neith­ Doerr, forcing in the only run colorful. Informative — a complete Batistes flclals who have worked games at For example, if a 10-round bout agreed in post-game discussions I of the game, and beating the Tig­ BOYS’ HOSE— 4 Paim for #1 .(M> and so heeoming. The cotton pattern magazine. Fabric news, The TEXTILE STORE ia stopped in five rounds, or le.w, in a three game city series begin­ Don Newcombe, Dodgers, pitch­ er was playing last opening day. Detroit (A) 8, UtUe Rock (8A) duiT.p Wethersfield or Enfield have read that those near misses cost ‘ the ers and me, 1-0, despite a two-hit 0. street dresses, sizes 9 to 44. at I-roof ami nasliahlr with a fa.shion tips, a wealth of smart it shall be called a draw. If it is ning Friday. er. arm. There la no reason to bcliovc with Intereat fine stories from Rangers the game. ^ Jo b on my part. New York (A) 8. Indianapolis Onaranteed stmllarly for 4 months. J3 9S to $R.9R, enme in sanforized cloth frocks to sew for summer are all A. L. SLOCOMB, PROP. stopped in the sixth, the boxer Red KOx Tommy Henrich, Yankees, first that Ted WlUlania and Vern Ste­ ehamhrays. piques, and whipcords there—all of which was strictly In- Lindsay and Howe, members of phens. each of v\-hora drove In 159 My mistake, of course, was lAA) 8. . ’ included. 25 cents. 9 8 ^ ahewd on points will get a knock­ the Detroiters' powerful Llndsay- Roanoke, Va.. April 13 — (A5— base-, knee. There are one and two-pieep si vies Some excellent values ^ w ait a 913 MAIN ST., NEAR MANCHESTER SAMN(;S BANK slda stuff. Johnny Mize, Yankees, flrat bass, runs lAit year, will not haw good pitching loo carefully in the mtu- St. Louis (A) 7, Wichita Falls Shota Here and There out victory. Howe-Sid Abel line, watched the Boston Red Sox catcher Birdie (BS) S. in effective designs e-ne for e-<- siitart hiiver in ItF.CdNDITK iNFD Ifalkaa also expects to have shoulder. seasons. Second baseman Bobby stlun to Pesky and Melawovitch. SFUl.NG M.\('IIINFS avai'.aMe. on plug. This does away with cord Bill Uanniere «<■ Bast Hartford- - action from seats behind the De­ Tebbetts may be unable to open Brooklyn (N) 22, Oraensbora ample. with a ver-,- deei, Ivuul of compulsory insurance ready to the season behind the bat He suf­ Marty Marion, Cards, shortstop, Doerr, at 32, la In hia beat spring There was vastly less chance contrast at the hotloin of the skirt wliib Ih.'V last, at the SINGER Rtr.ain and prevents breaks in the has been presented the Most Valu­ troit bench. Both were injured in shape in yean. Dom DlMagglo (CAR) 0. GUSTAFSON’S protect boxers from Injuries or the semi-final round. fered a split finger yesterday and knee. of their hitting the bail out of the 70.'» MAIN STREET and another with a bright sidid- ■SKU I.NV. CKNTF.R, 832 Mein wire. able Player award In recognition Nippy Jones. Cards, first base, looks fine. Aa does Johnny Pesky park than Wllliama pr Doerr. Boaton (N) 10, Cincinnati (N) of his basketball performances death in a few weeks. For fees will be out for some time. The eolor top and seenir-prini skirl Street. Pi iced as low as $tt..i0 ranging from $1 to $2 boxers will Sox are scheduled to play the bark. since his return to the lineup. In that aet-up, 1 should have mads and lip for a treddlc niachins or MOTH PREVENTATlVES AND i during th« past season with Hill- be protected for a maximum of Jack Harshman, Olanls, first Birdie Teblietta will have catching them hit the hall. Philadalphta (N) fl. ICamphla IN.SkX.'TICIDES are ready at thp ■ Roanoke Red Sox, a Boston farm, (8A) 0. The latest rf*<'("'mmonii iti- n to f- I .^o tor an eleetrie portable, ysr College. A sophomore, Man- $500 for hospital and medical ex> base, groin. help from veteran Buddy Roaar. I’ll never for.{el iL will never PINF: PHARMACY, 664 Center ' j Training Camp Briefs here today. Righthander Jim ^ PltUburgh (N) 8, Atlaate <8A) rnothrrH of snml! rhllftrm f<>r firr- tliere are also cntiiiiet models, .MI nlere led Hillyer In scoring with penaes, and for $2,500 if a boxer Sucheckl, last season with Bir­ Birdie Tebbetts, Red Sox, catch­ Nobody expects Ellis Kinder to do it again. trrtlnR walls from pnntv have been tliorougiilv inspected Street, for making a big taj-k j 294 points .. . Tim 0>hane, the er. finger. repeat his 23-6 record. Still he dies from ring injuries vsithtn 180 mingham of the Southern Associa­ Whenever 1 have two out and Brooklyn (N) "B" 8. AshevlUa prints Is to jriv'O Xhc wall.® a ttiin and they arc fully guaranteed. easier. The npraying principle ' former Hartford boy, now sports Giants should be a consistent winner. Me.l days of a ring-accident. The prem­ tion, is listed -to atari. Hank Edwards, Cubs, outfield, two atrlkei on Ted Wllliama. or (T S ) 2. ront of whito shrllar Th^ rfRi! which enables one to give a whole j editor ,of Look, predicts the Dodg­ iums are to be collected from the Topeka, Kaa., April 12— shoulder. * Parnell should be Just as good and closet a fast moth-insurance in- ' Larry Jansen loomed today as more help Is to be expected from any of the other better sluggers, Phllad^phla (A) T, Washington will not only leave the rolur.^ of Whenever a lamp needs clean­ ers and Red Sox win meet in the fighter's purse, with a separate Steve Lembo, Dodgers, catcher, he’ll hit the ball if I have to throw ing or repaira. disronncct it at the elude a fast Insecticide at Manager Leo Durocher'a choice to . Maurice McDermott, 7 (-11 infilng tie). the paper jirhemc imrhanjrcfi but World Series. Rounding out the fefl for each bout. general. It right throiigli the iduldle. will render the wallpaper aput- tynvenleiicc outlet with finger grip $1.89 a can. Larvex apray-tqp j first division in CYihan’s book In hurl the New York Giants' opciiei Roller Derby A few days ago, Ralph Kiiier, (jhiick Stobhs, Dave Kerriss and New Orleans (8A) 4, Chicago bottle at $1.29. and -Flit Bug next Tuesday, against the Boston ! Walt Maaterion. tn addition Mc­ I'll give you a w nUen guarantee I A) 3. the N.U will be PbUadcIphia, St. Set Attendance Record home-run hitting of the that he won't walk. Bomba. The Expello can to hang Louis and New York In that order. Braves. Prodiiees Thrills Pirates, could have made the team, Carthy has better bullpen poten­ St. Louis (N) 8, ailcago (N) Ok in a closet la $.79, There are Dl- Detroit, New York and Cleveland Dallas. April 12—14»)—The Dal­ Durocher indicated a week tgo | but his sprained wrist seems aii tial in Al Papal, Gordon Mueller cltiriclde moth . nuggets and other will trail the Red Sox across the las ball club returned to tta home that Sheldon Jones would be given j right again. and Charley Srhanr. moth balls and flakes to put In m m i/ finish line, so Cohan predicts ... field, today with a new Texas and the honor of hurling the inaugural | The Roller Derby, AmericH's Numerous others with stiff arms mo at the Polo Grounds. But Jonea newest sport, opened a 10-game se­ H'otnex’a Laagwi blankets and clothes that are Professional wreatlnig tonight at minor league opening day attend­ and what-not Just failed to qual­ ries at the New Haven Arena Mon- packed away. A new applicaUon the Hartford Auditorium will find ance record set tn a football sta­ was whacked pretty solidly by the ify. of the spray can cornea In AIR dium. Cleveland Indians in a five-inning day night »and the fans, some of Dr. Bennett examined Henrlch'a Soda Shoppe (4) EVERY COLOR IN THE SPECTRUMI Chuck Montana and Manuel Cortez stint yesterday. them doubting the advance re­ Gill ...... 87 103 98—288 FRESHENERS - spray cans by Is the best two-out-of-three falls More than 50.000 persons turned left knee yesterday and told Mr.' Jones was charged with nine of ports of thrills and spills — went U b e rt----- ___ 90 109 87—286 (3ood-Alre or Expello which get main event. Two other bouts com- out last night to watch the Ragles Reliable to take It easy, that rid of kitchen odors In Jig-time. open the season with a tO-3 set­ Cleveland's 10 hits and gave up | sway more than aatlsfled that here "There's nothing to worry about." Wilson ...... 74 — 116—190 8 Cubic-Foot REFRIGERATOR back at the hands of Tulsa but three runs. Janiten, on the other'I was a sport that presented an ad­ Opalsch . see* 102 97—289 ,, Bickford had X-rays taken,of a mixture of speed, skill on skates, 11.5-36.5 Famous Revlon MATCHING many of those folks were lured to hand, has been-rounding into form painful side in Boston. Branca was Gado . . . . ___ 108 140 after a alow start and has always blocking that would do credit to Rvaniske ------86 ------86 NAIL ENAMEL AND LIPSTICK ”. A in-. the Cotton Bowl by the appear­ football, and actually a thrill a to visit Dr. Bennett today regard- makes a bow to the new aoaeon -1' y.i It- I GOOD NEWSI ance of nine former major league pitched well against the Bra^^. In'g his sore right arm. Banta left lU- V-T. Clevelanci won the game, 6-1. minute. 449 .540 513 1502 with a new color — "Sunny Side lor tho "Union-Suit" Mon star-s who played to the first Tul­ The Brooklyn Red Devils, the for New York to have his teeth X- Up." The glowing apring-red, be­ sa batter. Dodgers rayed. Princees Restaurant (0) Toughie Braahun as the leader 6f 86—267 coming to practically Wl complex­ Wo havo Diszy Dean started on the Baltimore, Md„ April 12—(iP)— Marion went to St. Louis for Phllllpa .. . : .. 80 101 the girls, are competing against — 96—176 ions and costume colore, is- $1.60 mound for the old-timers and pro­ Carl Erakine, who has been hav­ treatment of his Injured right Fyler . ... ___ 80 the Washington Jets tn the scries, ___ 88 117 107—312 a set. or may be purchased sep­ ceeded to walk Harry Donabedlaa, ing hia troubles this spring, select­ and Brooklyn kcored first blood. knee, which he twisted in a Grape­ Peretto . . the first Tulsa batter, while ed sn c^portune moment to cbme. fruit game March 14. Braxle Mclritosh . ___ 92 US 111—816 Moinlinffr* arately at $.60, plus tax. for the The final score Was 16-11. Points 111—300 CTfiarlie Grimm, Charley (iebring- through for the Brooklyn Dodgers. are scored by passing, as in bike reached St. Louia aeveral daya Kloter .. . ___ 93 96 nail en'amel; and $1.00 and $1-65 - - 95 for two sizes In lipsticks, at er, Travis Jsekson, Horae Run With Ralph Branca and Jack racing, and each skating team is ago fdr treatment of a sore left Beebe ...... , . — 95 QUINN'S PHARMACY. Baker, Ty Cobb. Duffy Lewis and' Bants aidelihed with ailments, made up of five men and five girls. arm. Tris Speaker held down the poal- Er->klne boosted hia stock with They skate eight alternate periods Tebhetta Buffered an Injured 433 532 611 1466 CASUAL SHIRTS tions in the field. Mickey' Cochrane Dodger manager, Burt Shotten, To remove salad dressing stains of 15 minutes each, girta against finger in a game yesterday. Jonea was the catcher. with a neat one-hitter against girls and men against men. la probably out till June. He had Manehenter Radtator from a rayon garment, dust talcum Lucas ... ___ 94 82 105-281 powder or com starch over the a spinal operation last fall. New- houaer has a mysterious arm ail­ Wilhelm ___ 99 80 90-269 stain, let it absorb the grease, Poharski . ___105 115 12.5—345 then brush off. ment. Harshman pulled a niuscle on the left aide of his groin -Mon­ day. 298 277 320 893 The breath of flowers is fragrant 5(iza can't throw properly be-' Fisher Lures (4) . In the new "Spring AND SUM­ Stores 24 lbs of Iroien food! cause of a shoulder ailment dating Smith . .. ___ 93 76 ------169 MER COLOGNE," avaUable in liack to August. Reynolds is get­ Topping . ___ 85 87 93-263 ll'.uld for the dreaalng table or tn ting over an aching arch in .his McCsrthv . . . 92 99 97 288 Bo'lld form for traveling. There’s a Butler Condilioner in door! left foot. Newcombe still claims Cushing . ___ K9 111 114--3I4 matching sachet, too, to unify ilia arm is sore. Edwards has a Pit key . . 9 .5 119 91 -30.5 your handker^ef and lingerie bud shoulder. Lembo needed a dalntinesi. One whtff will con­ complete, physical checkup. * 4.52 492 395 1339 vince you — at the WBIJDON U sq ft. of stainless steel shelves! Upholstery Pieces DRUG COMPANY. Howard Landscaping (1) Pease . . . . ___ 72 82 7.5—229 UPHOLSTERY REMNANTS of Spurts hi Brief Morton ...... 75 92 89 - 256 Cheney quality offer wonderful NASSIFF’S The Fisherman’s Store Howard .. . . KHl i9 76—25.5 50’’ Width !\lutoriaI for ljpho1»trriug opportunities to brighten up dingy Tedford ...... 88 96 85-271 furniture In tune with spring. A By The Associated Press D. Cowles 84 105 100-^289 wide range of gorgeous colors tn The biggest and best supply o f Hoqkejr work in 1 to 10 yani lt>iigthfl. frieze and matelasse will pick up Detroit—The Detroit Red Wings 419 456 425 1300 any decorative scheme or ^ve ef- tackle in town, for your bib* I'.'feated the New York Rangers, Wasley Insurance (SI j fecUvn contrMt. *niese flfty-ineb 1-1, in the opening gams of the Yost ...... 96 95 87—278 I fabrics, used by many of the VauTI find extra faaturss hold 80 cubes. . . complete ing pleasure. )eat-of-seven champ-.ooanip series M. Cowles . . . . 89 70 90—256 / trant thr -or ihe Stanley cup. eet professional decorators, are when you look inside this stain-resistant in terior... Osher ...... 75 102 74—251 1 very Inexpensive for Uielr tcm ire, Racing Pongratz ___ 109 A-} 90—286 Reduced Prices TRIPLE design, and durability' at I the new 1950 big-fomily site one-piece, all-steel cabinet New York-^Ferd (89,601 upset Cordon . . . . 87 79 92—258 I CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT Hotppiot Refrigtraior, yet . . . butter conditioner in the the favored Middlegrnund in the '.'■fett ' !SALESROOM. (NATURALLY) six-furlong Count Fleet Puree at 444 435 1333 PROTECTION the price is no more than for door. . . plus other "extras” TOP BRANDS JaiTisies 456 luxuriqut wathebh rayon II you (ike Ihingt "saiy^ asd frlai at ordinary makes! Built by the which mean more conven­ Stn Bruno. Caltf — Favorites rindley Signs MIth Skins ' o f your ncu' Ceilings should be dusted regu­ Quality dflil \ Hts «Ml>ttIso and prafer eno-gloco tan- won the first seven races at Tsn- larly to keep air dust-free, ’nus mafpers of the world’s finest ience and value for you. See vontonco—waor Jaokoy Slnglotas. Na (OF COURSE) foran, including Feudel ($4 30i in Wash)ngton. .April 12 — —f You're in fee a treat with tbfl "M aioliiiti^ can be done easily srlth a vacuum kuttono- yao |mt iloa Inia H. Has Ifca LOW PRICES the featured event. brush, wall mop or cloth-covereid Advantagasatthe refrigerators, it offers such it and see the biggest refrig­ tamoos prisatad T-Fraal canstrodies ■ Bullet Bill’ Dudley is signing,up sport-tnd-leifurc ibitt. A aufoiSototly tc»> FUR STORAGE VAULT: erator buy in town' Havre De Grace, Md. — Andro- CHENEY broom. advanuget at Hotpoint*t lor pratetliva coailort. clea (814.001 won thf Dandelion (or his seventh year of profesaion-,. tured fabric that’s latooch as sUh* hoodaoewlE al football, and hts first with the ^ Price a( OnliiMry vacttom-sealed 'Thriftmaster Crtsi'ootsF oorf Mwkdosfwod if OOOfHS Purse at Havre De Grace. tailored with eonvertible feange coUar, fWMin . Humidification * Temperature DROP BAR-RIN08 are the latest Hallandale, Fla. — Eagle Eye Washington Redskins. fashion in feminine adomment-an^ Unit with 5-yesr«protection MARTIN OUTBOARD MOTORS (15.301 won the Heniando Purse The former All-Amerlcs-from 6ap pockets,, adjustable two-buttoo cidfe Iff LIBERAL TRADE-INS Formerly $3.00 the University of Virginia signed * Fumigation there art fasdnatiiw nasr .styief Refrigerators plan. . . pop-ice trays which Walk, CrawL or Drive in For at Gulfatream. bright solid colors. .Sizes somII to cxtn-lafgflj V BROTHERS at MATHER’S AT ’TOE CENTER, (ijeneral a one-year pact for an undisclosed . One pair has gold hoops wiUi tiny All Sportinff Goods Needs Philadelphia—' Andrew Ponzi, 47, salair, the Redskins annoimced to- ^ REMNANT SALESROOM hearts dangling inside, priced at NOW $2 .00. •former world’a ^ k e t billiard day. - U IQ lirD FU R STORAGE Ifl.lO. Another pair with golden OPEN champion, died of a heart attack. Dudley was obtained by the R ed-, BAKTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER balls dangling 'rom ornamented Green Bay, WIs. - John L (Tar- skins two months ago from the! stems, priced at $7‘.fl8, ' may be TONIGHT zani Taylor was named assistant Detroit Lidne in a trade which sent I '6-' r lu llLllD R Y CLEANSERS matched .to a .necklace. Othw ear­ ARMS coach of the Green Bay Packers halfback Dan Sandifer to the; HOURS: Dsily 9 A. M. to 61*. M. rings may be brilliant svlOi coloe- JOHNSON BROTHERS ^ talU 8 O’aeck footbgll team. MotorUity.- ful atones. ' ■ ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORfi SitordajTfh^fl A. M. ti» 5 P. M. BROAD STREET iCOMPANY Philadelphia — The ,, dtveland PHONE 3111 1063 M.AJN STRHET MANOTESTKR Tkoro. tTatll fl 9. M. NASSIFF Browns and Philadelphia, Eagles New Bedford, Maas.—Art Henri, MENS SHOP ■ The Inquiret oTOir* 'FrMa}-.. ratu t F. M. signed to meet in the first game of 190, New York. oiUpolnted Tiger 1015 MAIN STREET—TELEPHONE 2-1647 tbe professional football season Ted Lowrv, 182'i, New Bedford. Sept. 16. 16. 1 ■ , - , V.', . I'

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APk 1'. (. ••K ' 1111*11 Houses for Sals 7 t This 'N TlaU The old fisherman got Into an A tourist traveling through Hot SubjMit •■'J.gu'J - ' ' " ^ l»H Roofing Help Wanted— 'Fenals S5 Boats and Acesasorfea 46 Machinery and Toola 62 I'OONBKVILI.B FOI.K8 BY niNTAINB FUX AotoiBdbiMi~FQr Ssl*— i Aatonobtlw fw Sal* 4 1«A Oh, w* are weary, bent and argument one day about arithme­ western Kansas, saw a man sit­ On many things tney do agree. Seose Aucl ting by the ruins of k house that KUOFINO — SpeciaUauig in re­ BDCCEPTIONAL Opportunity for FOR QUICK salt, moving out. Ona POWER Lawn mowers, garden LAKEWOOD CIRCLE sore; from shopping at the grooery tic, and each one was sure he knew But one Is sure to raise their ire; HERE'S A Bwell car for a big tractors, Johnson's outboards, store. Last Friday, when I got had been blown away and stopped No man and wife that I have seen DeCORMIER MOTOR family. '36 Plymouth 7-passenger pairing roots of 4U k ln ^ alao married woman or widow to earn 16' inboard runabout. Ravara* N o n s e o s e more about arithmetic than th|> G a i n e d gear and trailer. Phone 5698. Dlsston chain taws, air cooled an­ paid, we hied ua to a ‘‘super-trade'' to ask; Agree on how to fix the fire. SALES, Fnc. deluxe sedan. Good tires, good new roofa. Gutter work. Chlm- some extra money,-hours to suit Six new houses staked out. It other. The dlspulte became so Tourist—Was this your house, neya clea-ted and rapalred. *6 your convenience. For appoint­ ginas, etc. Don't make a mistake, won't be long before all available A certain local woman, who hae a massive store, ixith little carta, - Nell Dunkin SAYS: “ So you think you’re paint: kept In good running con­ HAVE You checked up on the 1*50 and traffic Ilghta for stops and heated that the captain "of thp my friend? AdYarlitem eiiU a mechanic? We’ll start them, dition always. Private owner. Call years' axperlance. Free aaUmatea. ment call 7224 Thursday, 10 to buy your equipment where the lota In this lovely tract will be been feeling rather depressed of Native—Yep. Call Howley. Manchaatar 5361. 12 - 2 to 4. Johnson Sea Horsa outboards? guarantee la backed by authoriz- built on. Why not select yours late, was telling of her troubles to starts, the wife and I went doivn fishing boat decided to take a Feleg—3Iy wife is always'* pes­ at 24 Strong street. 4:30 to 7 p. For dependability and years of an aisle, that seemed to stretch hand, and he gave them a problem Tourist—Any of your family tering me for money. Does yours you keep them running.” ^ lervica and 35 years of know today from the few we still have e friend. blown away with U)e house? CLASSinBD ADVT. f e a t u r i n g Guaranteed roofa WAITRESS Wanted. Must have service go "Johnson.” Wa laad, how. Coma In and look around. to offer. One more lot sold last First Women—Oh, dear, juat for a bidf a mile. We wanted Ham­ to work out. This was the test do thst ? ______I------burg, tea and soap; and 50 yards Native—Yep. Wife and 4 kid.s. Abednego No, but the people DEPT. HOURS: But They're Priced Right 1937 FORD coupe. No reasonable and expert repairs aa well as some experience. Apply in person. others follow. Free use of our test We would like to serve you. Open week. Sizes 100 x 145; 80 x 168; this morning, I woke up a little problem; gutter and conductor work. Try of clothesline rope; and clams and Tourist—Great seott, man, why she buys things from do. Silk City Diner, 641 Main street. tank extended to all outboard Set. afternoons, and ITiursday 90 X 197. after 4 o'clock and started crying If s fishing crew caught five S ift A . M* to 4:45 P. M. 1939 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. offer refused. Must sell Immedi­ your “ Local Koofar." Call Cough­ coffee fsecond grade) and grand­ aren’t you hunting for them? ately. Call 2-4203. owners. We buy, sell, trade. Capi­ evenings until July 1st. Capitol and I cried right on through until hundred pounds of rod and Native— Well, stranger. I've SEDAN lin 7707 WAITRESS Wanted. Steady work, tol Equipment Co., 38 Main breakfast time. ma's biscuits (ready made) and brought their catch to port and The way to make wishes come good pay. Apply in person. The Equipment, 88 Mein atreet. Tel. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA gan margarine and toffee chews,< been in this country quite a spell. true is to limit them In ratio to street. 7958. 7958. Second Woman—That's too bad, sold it for eight cents a pound, The wind's due to change this aft­ Auto Accessories— Tea room, 883 Main street. 876 Main Street—Est. 1*31 but don’t you think you’ve done and Inner soles for junior's shoes. bow much would they get for the one's ability to work out their Color black. Heating— Plumbing 17 ernoon. So 1 figure I might a ' well realization. V Loat in i Pomul 1 FE31GUSON Tractors -end Imple­ Phono 5440 or 5938 enough crying? W ell...carts wbizzed by us. left fish? Tires 9 EXPERIENCED Waitress Want­ Diamonds— Watchc and right) it was a terrifying wait here till it brings 'em bark. -fo u C. FULTON, Plumbing and JoV ed. Day work, no Sundays, good ments, Bales and service. Service First Wommi—Oh, no. Just as The two fishermen went to work I/Mrr—Gmn of money, Saturday 1938 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN REBUILT Motors installed in your 'Jewelry 48 Home Listings Wanted soon aa I finish this chocolate cake sight. ’Then we were shoved Into Pete Whetstone went to the Radio, hentcr. The amnll model, bing. Serving .Manchester. Bolton wages. Apply in person for Inter­ on Ford j'ergueon tractor.., Mid­ but neither seem to get anywhere. Diminishing Dollars dentist and had a tooth pulled. noon, vicinity of Center. Call car. 1935-36 Ford. 1935-39 Dodge, way Garage, 1123 Main street. I'm starting all over again. the wall, and sundry things be­ color black. and Coventry, Phone Manchester view. Peter's Chocolate Shoppe, MANCHESTER—Excellently built At last old BUI turned to the A scorching hot linsuicial Up Dentist—Ttaal'll be five dollars. 8187. Reward. 1935-40 Plymouth, 1941-48 Olds- LEONARD W. Yost, Jeweler, re- South Glastonbury, Conn. Tel. gan to fall—and the store attend­ 8731. 891 Main street. paira, adjusts watches expertly. 5-room home in good section of ants dug us out, from under cans captain and asked him to repeat Is being noised about Pete- Wait a minute. You've mobile 6. Practically all years 8433. lacredUile the problem. The captain agreed. That every dime's a dollar 1937 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN and makes. We arrange for in­ PLUMBING. Heating, repairs’ on Reasonable prices. Open Thurs­ town. Hot water oil heat. Words of sauerkraut... We'II hie us to got a sign up there that says, WAITRESS Wanted, experienced, day evenings.. 129 Spruce street. will not describe. Must be setn to (Stratford Beacon-Herald) an antique store, and buy some "If a fishing crew caught five With the taxes taken out. teeth extracted, one dollar. AniKHiiieenents 2 Radio, heater, color blue. Runs stallation as low as $12.50 per old arid new systems, oil burner, USED TD6 International and Cle- —t . L. Gaskell. good pay, steady job. Rainbow Phone 2-438'.. Open daily. be appreciated. Priced rigbL As we look back now at what arm or.. .worn or yore. Then down hundred pounds, of cod—" Dcntlit—Vei, I know, but 1 very well. month. Montgomery Ward and water pump service. Prompt at­ ■ Club. Tel. 3823. trac with bulldoztfrs. Several used wheel and crawler tractors. New $11,550. Other listings available was thought 50 years ago to be in­ that grocery aisle we'll zoom, and BUI—Did you' say they caught have to charge you five dollars. TOim ARMSTRONG noor cover- Company, Manchester. Phone tention. John H. Carlson. Phone SHOOR BROS., JEWELERS. Low Correct this sentence: The thing Y'ou hollered so loud you spared and used equipment. Terms ar­ from $2,500 up. Call ua for fur­ credible, it seems incredible. folks will give us plenty room. — cod ? tB( dealer. Langer'e Floor Cover- 5161. 7325. prices for gruranteed, expert I like about a cocktail, said the away four other patients. 1936 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN ranged. Dublin Tractor Co.. ther information. Alice Glainpet, Karl Flaater Captain—Sure. IBC, 41 PumeU Place. Phone 2- Help Wanted— Male 36 jewelry and watch repairing. female, is the taste. Heater. Runs O. K. Good and PLUMBING And Heating, apectal- North Windham Road, WlUtman- Agent. 4993 or Mra; Wagner 2- A good vacation tip for all mem­ BUI—Well, gol' dang it. No won­ 4HS. " •______Open Thursday evenings. 977 f "" Science Pnifesaor — Wlist al­ nigged. Trailers for Sale 6A Iring In repairs, remodeling, cop­ tlc. 0028 or Mr. Mitten 6930. bers of the family: The bast way There may not be any rhvnie or der I couldn’t gel the answer here BOOKKEEPER, Married man pre­ Main street. Phone 5214. Alcohol now is being taken out ways results when t body is im­ HAVK a PalnUng problem? L«t per water piping, new cbnstnic- ferred, capable of handling com­ to get a good rest is to get away i reason, but spring poets soon vill I've been figuring on salmon all of radiators. What we need is a mersed in water? ua help you. We carry complete LARGE, four-wheel trailer; closed tion, fstlmates given, time pay­ MANCHESTER — East Center, from the rest. : be In bloom. the time. 1936 rUKVKOLET SEDAN aides. Very specially priced. $150 plete set of books. Apply in per­ way to get it out of all drivers. Cned—The telephone rings. iiw Dutch Boy house paints— ments arranged. Edward Johnson. 49A Musical Instruments 53 street section. Excellent modern < DELIVERY Morlarl.v Bros. 315 Center street. son at 48 Academy street. Fael and Feed Cape Cod with front dormers and Indudlng Wonsover — amazing Iiliiil Hiiiall truck for painter. Phone 8979 or 5044. SMALL EMERSON upright piano, SEASONED Hardwood for fum vestibule. 2nd floor completely MJCKBY FINN No Competition! one coat tnterio» finish. McGill- E.XPERIENCED Butcher wanted. in excellent condition. "Has soft LANK LEONARD CoBverae, Inc., 645 Mam. Tel Garages— Services— EFFICIENT Plumbing and heal- Ideal working coiidilions. Phone ace. fireplace and stove. Phone finished. Features include fire­ 1910 WILLVS 1-DR. SEDAN mg. Plugged drains machine control,” knob for quiet practice. place, oil heat, automatic hot I KNOW, I KNOW! FINN * 1 hatetdtninkof yeah; HEU BE ELECTED MAYBE WE COULD STILL 4887. Storage 10 8338. 2-9254. ■Private party. Phone 2-0852. 010 SUGGEST HIS NAME ID Healer Not bad. not had atall. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren. 803 ______ii______water, insulated, tile bath, com­ A STUFFED SHIRT LIKE THIS TIME.SO WE MIGHT GET PHIL TO CHANGE HIS Oakland atreeL Phone 6497. WANTED—Ambitious single man, atall. SMALL GRAND piano, mahogany bination storm windows and THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE HIPPELHOPPER BEIN' AS WELL FACE THE mind; LET'S SEE IF FILX. FREE for the takirg-'-Call 21 to 24 years old. Interested in Garden— Farm— Dairy screens, ameslte drive and base­ GARAGE FOR Rent, 84 Hamlin OIL BURNER service and repairs. case. New spinets at second hand -WTHEWASAUTTLE NATIONAL COMMANDER facts; HE'S UP IN HIS 1-2763. Many more priced right cars street. Call 4790 after 4 p. m. auto uccessory store work; one Prodocts 60 piano pricea. The Plano Shop, 6 ment laundry. Price to sell $10.- premature; the professor! -BUT HE'S THE BEST All makes oil burners and furn­ who would like to advance self to 500i Phone 7728 or 5329. Brae- room; at very good terms at aces. Earl Van Camp. Tel. 2-9976. Pearl. Call 4029 anytime. IS GOING ID EUROPE THIS manager. Write, giving previous GREEN Mountxlr potatoes. First Burn. quality, very mealy, $1.75 SUMMER-AND Wia BE Personal* I Motorcyclen— Bicycles 11 PLUMBING and Heating — oil e.xperience, age. educnlion and bushel delivered U your door. Call 'V- burners. Free estimates cheer­ salary expected. Box S, Herald. WeariiiK Apparel— Far* 57 a l l m a k e s eewtng machines DeCOKMH^R MOTOR NEW, ROADMASTER bicycle Hathaway 2-1390. LIVE BETTER FOR SALKS, Inc. fully given. Call Poggie and DISHWASHER Wanted. Apply In LADY’S SUIT, size 20. lady’s win­ repaired or electrified. Reason­ with light, horn, carrier, white Peterman 2-9404, or Rockville wall tires. $45. This bike is ab­ per.son. Garden Restaurant, 840 WELL ROTTED cow manure for ter coat, size 20, blue fox scarf. LESS MONEY able rates. Work guaranteed. Day 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 2162. phono 5171. Night phone 2-9419 solutely new. Excellent reason for Main strecL lawns and gardens. Delivered. Call Call 4008. Manche.ttcr Piela Broa, 36s Bldwell atreeL lelllng. Call 2-4025. 4 Four Rooms and One 5 Room GUTS AND Gala. Have you donat­ Wc Bii.v—We Soil and Millinery— Dressmaking 19 ATTR.\CrriVE proposition to man Phone 7405. BOY’S Spring coat and hat, $4; ed your articles to Lions auction 7 . age 30 to 50 with retail exper­ overcoat and legging set, $6. size Wo Service PREMIERE Strawberry planta, Collect $132 per month and live If not. call 4047, 2-3906. 2-1519. Business Services Offered 13 ALTERATIONS. All kinds for ience in selling .shoes. To party 5. Both excellent condition. Tele­ All Makes and Model.t men’s, ladle.s' and children's wear who IS able, aggressive, with mcr. $12 - 1,000; 5,000 or over $11. phone 2-3520. In a 5 room apartment with your LOAM for aale, J3 a yard. Will j EXPERT \Va.ihing machine re Phone 5215. Frank Glode, 1701 Call 2-3828. chanclising ability this ailv. repre­ family. This home can be yours on R O O M S d deliver two yards or more. 1 1949 FORD convertible club coup, pairs. Alao wringer rolls for all sents an opivirlunily to advance. Tolland street, Manchester. easy terms. Owner going to Cali­ ■4- IZ-SO (Rbibi HTbeisU trglteGiG, Ib«.| Charlea Pontlcelll, ^82 Mackma-j Birch gray willi white wall tires, CTUSTOM MADE CUITHES to tit Wanted— ^To Bay 58 makes. Brewer. Phone 2-0549. Write Box H^ Herald. fornia. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUC> BUNNY tack atreef. Phone 2-9644. | 12,000 miles, fully equipped. Very Individual. Will, work from pat­ STRAWBERRY Plants, Premiers BOUIS AND HER BUDDIES To The Rescue BY EDGAR MAMflN clean throughout. Call 6970. DE LONGS Refrigerator service. tern or will originate. Dresses, :^\LESMAN Living in Manches- or Temples. From South last WANTED—Boy’s small two-wheel WANTED—Ride to Middletown | Repairs on all makes, commer­ suits, coats, gowns, etc. Phone Icr-WilIinianUc area to take over year, $1.25 a hundred. Also rhu­ Golden Sunset over Bolton Lake A OMC OH .ROO ; CHOM.moB, bicycle. Phone 8630. V V' PiCTuRt 07 THty \aJAUT M l TO V O «. TOR. \.kT 't R I an^^retum. Working hours. 8:30, A GOOD d e a l depends on the cial and domestic. Emergency 24. 2-3909. active wholesale confectionery barb roots, 25c each. J. P. O'Con­ \ will entrance you from thla 4-room VOO i»4 K TWtVA ^ SOVT ~ A «0O O to 5. Phone evenings 6858. dealer. If you need a good used hour service. Phone 2-1797. route. .Salary, commission, car nor, 171 Union street. SMALL SIZE two-wheel girl's bi­ new house. Will exchange for a SUIT, AKiO THl6iC)<» - (------car see Soilmcni and Flagg, Inc., allowance, training and vacations. JOU*. BRING UphoUtery and rugs "out Moving— Truckinf— cycle. In good condition. Phone 5 , room duplex in Manchester, MPS.ROOG'Lt'. Dodge and Plymouth cars, Dodge ALL APPLIANCES serviced and .Must have laic sedan or panel STRICTLY Fresh eggs delivered of the dingy rone" quicker, easier. repaired, buratra, refrigeratora. Storage 20 5563. due to increase in family. trucks. 634 Center street. Phone truck, suitable basement or ga­ weekl^’. Call 8885. Witt MyaUc Foam." J. W. Hale 5101. Open til 9. rangea, waataara. etc. All. work CoMi. Houaeware'a Dept. I THE AUSTIN A. t'Siambers Cg rage for merchandise. Be able guaranteed. Metro Service Co. to invest little cash. Phone 2-4487 SMALL SIZE Piano, in good con­ Teh Manchester 2-U88S. local and long distance moving WALTER OLSON DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR packing, crating and . storage Wed. and Thurs. 6 - 8 p. m- for Household Goods 61 dition. Phone 2-2153. YOU CANT BEAT THE Realtor Phone 3084 ; AEtaaobtlcB Pnr Sale 4 LINOLEUM — Aspnalt tUa, wall Service to all parts of the U. S interviews. GOING HOUSEKEEPING? USED CAR VALUES A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart­ BUYING Uaed fumltur* and covering Done by lellable. well- NEED FURNITURE? houaebold goods, any quantity tramed men. All |oba guaranteed. ford 6-1423. NEAT YOUNG man. under 30 with LOOKING For a real . livable w i^ Ha v e t h e r e a l l y g o o d AT car for interc-sUng sales-scrvic- ‘‘Economy’’ Tha Woodshed. 11 Main streeL home? Check these qualifleationa. ' . USED CABS RALCH PONTIAC, Inc. Hall Linoleum Co., S2 Oak atreet 3 ROOMS FURNITURE . .$197 Call 2-3154. Phone '2 41)22. evenlnga 6166. MANtlHESTEH Package Delivery ing work. Phone 2-0352. Near approach to Wllbutf Cross Wa Really Guarantee Them! 155 Center St. Phone 2-4545 Local light trucking and package ‘‘Hollywood’’ Highway fine suburban neighbor­ Open Evenings and Sundays delivery. Refrigerators, washers 3 ROOMS FURNITURE . . $298 1048 DODGE CONV. CLUB FLOOR Problema solved with WANTED—Table saw 8” or 10" hood, high elevation, grand .view, * o COUPE—^Radlo, heater, fluid imoleum, asphalt Ula counter and stove moving a specialty Situations Wanted— "Honeymoon'' cool summer breezes, pure air SPECIALS Phone 2-0752. 3 ROOMS f u r n i t u r e . . $389 Also 1-3 H. P. motor. Tel. 5750. drive and white tires too. 1940 FORD CONV. COUPE Expert workmanship, tree eatl- Female 38 and water, fruit trees, gprden, matea. Open evenings Jones’ "Charm House" six rooms moderrr ' plus many ALLEY (M)P Handicap BY V .T . HAMLIN IMS STATION WAGON 1940 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN LIGHT LOC'AL trucking, ash re- Nurse would like 3 ROOMS FURNITURE . . $485 —^HMtar. A good clean car. Furniture, ^Oak streeL Phone extras. Call 2-1773 after 6. p. m. FAR BE 1939 PACKARD '129" 4-DR. moval, woodland cleared and urn ; caring for elderly person "Dieani Houae” RiNima W iihnul Kfiard 59 Wh a t p o ru A M i Prloed right. SEDAN 2-1041. week days for appolntinenL ' IT FROM ME wanted tree.s removed willi chain or cluld, live out. Write Box A. 3 ROOMS FURNITURE . . $695 TO CRITICIZE 1*47 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN 1938 PLYMOUTH CONV COUPE saw. W. B; I’errelt, Jr. Phone . "DerLuxe Hoime" LARGE, Pleasant, desirable room \ DO.N'T GET caught in the rush. 1 lei aid. in private home. Quiet neighbor­ LINNMORE DRIVE— Attractive ANY MAMV —Radio and heater. A nice 1937 PONTIAC COUPE Get your hand and powet mow­ 7308 ' I 3 BOOMS FURNITURE ..$895 w e a f p n * claan family car. 1937 PONTIAC 2-DR. SEDAN hood. References. Phone 8183. 4-room single, upstairs unfinished, ers sharpeneu and repaired now. $20.00 Monthly hot water heat, qil burner, tile 1*47 DODGE COUPE DELUXE— EMPTY VANS to and from all 1937 HUD.SON four-door sedan. Pick up and delivery service. Situations Wanted— FREE srORAGE, DELIVERY, FURNISHED Room for 1 or 2 bath, garage, excellent condition, Heater. A good clean car. states. Assured return load. { SETT UP In good condition, $180, Call 2- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main rates. Uniti-d. 122 West atreet Male 89 gentlemen. Birch street. Phone 2- lot nicely landscaped, dose to 1*41 iK oTMOu t h 4-d r . s e d a n atreet. Phone 7958. 4428. storfes, school and transportation, —Heater. Plenty of miles 3727 after 5. Phone 6375. Electric Refrigerators and Com­ TWO Prospective college bOys de­ bination Range.s Included, except immediate occupancy, $10,500, left. ATTENTION Please! Wc have a 1948 MASTER Deluxe Chevrolet LIGHT LOCAL trucking. Ashes sire work mowing lawn and odd the "Economy'' and "Hollywood" cash down $2,500, or will qualify chain saw for cutting trees, bull­ ’ 2*8* PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN— four-door sedan. Excellent condi­ and rubbish removed. Painting jobs- Tel. 7867 or- 54o3. These outfits shown by appoint­ LARGE. Plea.sant room near Cen­ for veteran with $1,000 down. dozer avatlalile. fill and gravel •* ___< . Radio and heater. Clean In- tion. Priced for quick .sale Call and odd jobs. Reasonable. K. C. ment. dav or evening. PHONE — ter. Single or double. Phone 5002. Wm. Goodchild, Sr.. Realtor, Of­ for sale. Landscaping. Telephone I idde and outside. Good tirea. 2-9294. Marks Phone 626i or 6113. HARTE'ClRD 6-03.58, after 6 P. M. fice 15 Forest street, Manchester 6077. Doga— Bird^—Pets 41 IN PRIVATE home, large pleas­ 1*88 DODGE CONV. COUPE— 6-6239. Ask lor Mr. Albert. 7925 or 8391. *t«r*at gam*. foHc*! Ev*ry player’s wtaring a Klippan* ■SC^ ^etTaaas ma. t Radio and heater. Good tires. RUBBISH and ashes removed. In­ ant southwest room. Manchester 4 -ir. 1938 CHEVROLITT cosjrh, :'37 TROI'ieAL a-nd gold fish, plaiit-s. A —L - B - E - R - T —'- S kupp*r hat aiMl^Mnoking a Moropa cigar!” ^ New motor. Good lop. FlvOOR Sanding and rcflnlahing. cinerators cleanet. Sand, gravel Green Section. Tcl. 4731. SIX-ROOM Single—3 down, 3 up Buirk coupe, '37 Plymouth coupe. General carpenter work. Call Gil­ tankil and accessoiics. Kelly's MAIN STORE—WATERBURY hr?. 1*38 4-DR, CONV. and cinders Van service and and bath. Steam heat-oil burner, SIDE GLANCES '39 Biilck sedan, '40 Pontiac dull bert Elckett. 6982. Aquanuin. 29.Sunset street. Open Open Thurs, Eves, 'til 9 P. M. ATTRACTIVE Room. Full house­ BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ' SEDAN—Radio and heater. coupe Brunner s Car Wholesal­ local moving Phone H. U Jones keeping facilities. Frigidalre, con­ 1-car garage with workshop or 2-13«a ■4-;t072. 'til 9. Hartford, New Haven, Meriden FRECKI ES AND HIS FRIENDS Foul Ball ' Good tirea Priced right. er^. 3.58 East Center street. Open ANTIQUES Refinlshed. Repairing tinuous hot water, oil heat- On chicken cocp with privilege to BY MBRRII.L C. RI.OSSEB 1*88 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN PU rriES. AKC Boxers. $.5.5, red keep'chickens. Garden space. Lo­ Mon., Wed and Frl. nights. done on any fuir.lture. TIemann, WE BUY jid sell good used fuml bus line. Phone 2-4442. WeijXOMt, eveRYaooy, I N MONO* OF SHAOVSlDEiS vNow.'lkose BABES , ■ —Good transportation. 180 South Main street. Phone Painting— Papering 21 fockers. .small cross breed.s, Zim­ ture. combination rangea, gaa cated top of Oak street. Just the Tt> . —08UA . OSFNINW- SRSSO New TfeAM . THE MA'iOg. (NIUE BLEACHERS/. Open T il 9:00 P. M. 6643. merman's Kennels, Lake street. place for family who like a small OF Tme ig fo wtLLiy WILL Tweow our-— ranges and heaters. Jonea Fuml 59A INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ Tcl. 6'i87. ture Store, 36 Oak Phone 2-1041. Boarders Wanted garden and privilege to keep a juNiok sorrsHL BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc Transportation Specials PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical ing. paperhangipg. ceilings re- few chickens. See Stuart J. Waa- LEASUE f srifC'RNa^ WILL SHARE my home with cou­ n SO Biaaell SL Phone 7191 1936 DODGE COITPE3—$95 contractor, maintenance and wir­ finlsiied. Fully 'insured. Expert WHITE Glenwood combination ley. Real Estate, State Theater O N C f ing for light and power. 40 Foster work New 195U wallpaper books. ARE Y’OU Considering a Collie? Good condition. 50-gal. drum with ple. Inquire 20 Chestnut street. Bldg. Tel. 6648-1146. 19.38 FORD 4-DR, SEDAN—$125 atreet. Phone 3303. Edward R. Price. Phono 2-1003. .509 Keeney street Phone 3376. Phone 5443. -'f I--- pump and two 3-gal. oil contain­ SPRING IS HERE AND IT IS ers. $75. Tel. 2-9822. SEVEN ROOM Cdlonial, Dudley CONVER'nBLE TIME 1933 P L Y M O n n COtTPE—$95 LAWN MOWEP..S and saws sharp­ FOR'QUAI.,rrY, price ano service street. Garage. Good location. ened and filed. Woodland Super consult Albert Guay "The Home PERSIAN Kittens for sale. Phone Apariments, Plata, Price $13,000. T. J. Crockett, 1943 8TUDEB AKER 4-DR. . .Those cars are In gorni mechan­ DELUXE Glenwood combination m ical condition. Mii.st be aeon to be Service Station. Edward S. Bar­ Owner’s Painl"r.’' Complete 2-1390. gas-oil, 4-4. Excellent condition. Tenementa 63 Broker. 5416. CHAMPION SEDAN. Radio ney, Prop. 1120 Burnalde Avenue. painting and paperhanging ser­ and heater. appreciated. Win exchange for gaa stove. Call East Hartford. 2 doora irom vice. Phone 2-1855. 2-3731.' FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ IMMACULATE 4-room single, ment. Immediate occupancy. 1*48 STUDEBAKER CONVER­ Bergren'a Dairy. Tel. 8-3971. Poultry and Supplies 43 non-expandablc. Ebtcellent loca­ BALCII PONTIAC, Inc. OITTSIDE and inside painting. UNIVER.SAL Washing machine Hebron, Conn. Phone Williman- TIBLE COMMANDER \^dth 1.V5 Center St. Phone'2-4.545 FRE.SH FROSE.V Turkeys. 14 to tion. Aluminum storm windows gaa saving overdrive, radio, SPRING IS Here. Time to have Paperhanging, ceilings refinish- good running condition. Phone 2- tlc 1640J3. and acreens. Full price ‘*7,400. T. Open Evenlnga and Sundays your hack yard, cellar cleaned, ed. Workman's compensation and 25 lh,s. Ready any lime. Schaub’a 2950. y heater, white, wall tires and Turkey Farm. 188 Hillatown TO RENT—t-room heated fumlah- J. Crockett Broker. Phone 5416. many other accessories. ruhbiah removes. Odd jobs by public liability Insurance carried. veteran. Reasonable. Phone 2- Free eatimate Call Gilbert Road Phone 4678. 30 GALLON Coleman gaa automa­ ed apartmenL 206 Center street, FOUR-ROOM single, excellent X PKlBCILLA^ POP 1948 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan Going Whole Hog BY AL VKRMKKII 1936 PLYMOUTH CONVER-n- 2948. Ficketj. 6982. tic water heater, dompleta with $25 per week. Arthur A. Knofla, condition, good location. Two Very clean, good tire#. Only $295 Agent. Phone 5440. . 9 ^ 0 REMEMEER, DEAR! DON'T vou MAKE THE' MAV I HAVE ANOTHER AS LONG AS MXfRE MAR* BLE, black, equipped with Wanted— Pets— Poaltry— magnesium rod. Five year guar­ weeks occupancy. $8,800. 8. . A- MAKE A. LITTLE PIG OF NICEST CAKE. gasoline heater, good tirea. down, balance 24 njonths. Brun­ INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ antee. $89.95. Watkins Broa., 935 SLICE» JUST A TEENY A PlQ OF VOURSELI? Beechl^r, Agent. Phone 6969. v o l r s e l f e v a s k in g MRS NUTCHELL!. ^ wEENv P iece w DON'T -you ASK FOR Priced very reasonable. ner's Car Wholesalers, 358 Ea-st HonschoM Serrlees ing. Avera.'fe room papered, $12. Stock 44 Main atreeL FOR SECONDS! Center street. Open Mon.. -Wed. Offered 1.9A including paper. Cellinge reflniah- Bosinefla Loeationa 'All Above Cara In, Ebtcellent WANTED—Cowe, calves and Oeet 64 SIX-ROOM Colonial on West and Frl. evenings. ed. Excellent workmanehip. Ray­ BEST PRICES for furniture, an­ For Rent . Side. Comei lot. Price $13,700. T. ■ , Condition WEAVING ■ot bums, moth holes cattle, also ubraea. We pay the mond FIske. 2-92S7. tiques. Trading Post. 17 Maple J. Crockett, Broker, 5416. LOW PRICE. CLEAN, and tom clothing, noatery runs, top dollar. Ptela Broe. S($4 Bid- StreeL 2-1089. Open noon Mon­ AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Orford BuUdInt.. Apply Mar­ GUARANTEED 'handbags repitred. zipper re­ COMPLETE Painting and decor­ well StreeL Phone 7406. days. Tuesdays. All day Tbura- 5 ROOMS on one floor, expandable Studebaker Cars and Trucks io w’e. 80 Oakland Street Tel. 2-9483 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN placement, umbrellas repaired, ating service. F.oor sanding and day, Friday, Saturday. upstairs, fireplace, tile bath, oil men'e ibtrt collars reversed and reflnishing. Estimates free. C. F, 1948 ('llEVROLET SEDAN Artici for Sale 45 hot water he'kt. Nicely landscap­ replaced. Marlow's Little Mending Charbonneau. Phone 2-9575 or MAPLE DOyBLE bed, pineapple ed. Bui't 1942. Immediate occu­ 1947 CHEVROLET SEDAN Shop. Cone posts, nearly new. Call 2- Wanted to Rent 68 1*49 FORD 6-cyllnder. 4-door cus­ 2-2805. TWO GALLONS of motor oil for pancy. Price $11,500. Elva Tyler. Terms To Suit You ■ 2116. tom. 3.000 miles, fully equipped. 89c. Bring your own container. WANTED—By university instruc­ Agent. Manchester 2-4469- COLE MOTORS—4161 CORNICES and valamce boarda. OUTSIDE;, INSIDE Painting and Call 6970 Custom bulIL choice of designs. paperhanging. I'rea eatlmates Campbell's Auto Supply, Inc. TWO BURNER Blue Flame oR tor, Manchester or vicinity, 6-7 HEMLOCK Street. >i duplex 1941 PONTIAC sedan, 1941 Ply­ Phone 2-3524 or 2-9002, from 9 Prompt sendee. Reasonable stove. In good condition. Phone room house or apartment, un­ 60 WATF amplifier, like new. New furnished, May or June occupan­ house, 4 rooms, steam heat, oil mouth coupe. 1940 Buick sedan- a. m. to 9 p m. prices. Phone 7630. D Frechette 6989. 4 -It 1948 CHRY.SLER. 18,000 miles. Crystal mike and IJ" apeaker. cy. Phone F. E. Ryan, Storrs 9321 burner, tile bath, open attic, Excellent condidon. Phone 2-3657. ette, 1937 Chevrolet coupe Cole Workman's compensation, public Call E. J. Sellers, Vernon Trailer. a-R FLAT FINISH Holland window UablUty larried. extension 387 or Box T Herald. screens, Including new living room Motors. 4164, Court. Phone 2-3503 after 5:30 ease, wet S> stt i . SK. r. H. I . V. a MT e*r. .INTERNATIONAL dump truck, shades made to measure. All COOLERATOR. Perfect condition, wall to wall carpeting, drapes, VIC P U N T Planning A Surprise BY MICHAKL O’MALLEY AND RAI.PH LANI p. m- YOUNG Teacher needs apartment $40*. Inquire 502 Adams street L/30KING FOR A good used car? metal Venetian bllnde at a new $10. Cali 5659 after 6. Venetian blinds. Asking $9,000. «e»*.m»sY«x«*»aincM«e.fnnsa.u.aeAT.e»r. low price. Keys made while you Repairing tn or three-room rent by June. Call Rea^nable terms. Wm. Goodchild 'Tv* got down toola. *t*d, timt and labor! When 1 *dd WS'U LIAviriHicAg UME. after 6 p. m. Drop over and see Douglas. 1949 PEAT Humus, $1 per bag, $4 per StOtlO. WITH TMI *N0W RIMING waiL Marlow’a SEVERAL Used washing ma­ 6835. Sr., Realtor. Office 15 Forest , “ 'Cut to the quick/ ara you? What’a quick about you?” liniment and talv* for bli*t*rs, w*'ll aava money by buy* Chevrolet convertible, down pay­ MA'TTRICSSES. Your old mat yard, delivered. Bon-Alr Peat Co, DOWN so HARO. M A V n W8 1940 PONTIAC 8-cyHnder. Black chines In running. condition at street, Manchester 7925 or 8891. ment extremely low. $40 month­ treat sterilized and remade like Phone 6515. inc our y*g*tgbl** at th* greo*ry!” four-dbor sedan. Good looking EXPERIENCED. All kinds of cur­ $10. Others slightly higher. Wat­ WANTED To Rent. Six-room ly. 1949 Chevrolet two-door, low tains laundered, stralghL 8Sc; new. Call Jonea Flirelture and kins Bros., 935 Main streeL bouse or larger, with or without OUl ULtH tv AY BY J. R^ WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HtNJPLE car. .’hone 6287. , down payment, smaller monthly MEN'S RebuUt and relaated aboca ruffled, $1.25. Called for and de­ Floor CoverlBi, 36 Oak. TeL 2- option tc buy. WIU sign lease, Lota for Sal* 73 paymenta than vhat you would 1041. Good enough for dreaa or work. ORDER Your television set today Na CRACKCes.' ■TME WAV YOORJ X SET X l« VOUR A COUPLE More livered. Call 2-2411. give security, references. Must be a ' c r a c k e r a n p ISLOO i NASH 1950 Statesman two-door have to pay on a 1941 or 1942 car. Reasonable prices. Sam Yulea, from Brunner’s at 358 East Cen­ near bus line, school, shopping. KNOW THE GftUNTER' Peeps like tv4at BOLTON LAKE—Large lot, rea-| \MEEKIIE SAM-WIOI- i?EFUG£E WOMl ^ PLOT < (SOlNGTOl sedan. Owned one month. Call 2- 1949 E'ord Tudor, 1941 Pontiac FAGAN Window Shade Co., at Shoe repairer. 701 Main streeL ter street. All y o j need Is 814.95 Household consists of working ANP if *00 HAWBMT »AN'I'M GONNA Baalneae Opporianitica B2 sonable. 200 feet from water. TMAfT RASSUMGj ThOSS RAM COME OUT, *059. fordor, 46.000 miles, one owner, Bolton Notch has a good selec­ down payment and get all your mother, jimior executive In Hart­ GOT CKACKECS. A . co m e d o w n o n ROYAL CORONA PORTABLE — Phone 2-2850 Manchester. FRACAS FROAA ' ON TOP 1941 Ford convertible. 1940 E'ord tion of window shades, Venetian baseball games thla summer. Re­ ford, two small children. House­ WEENte AMP COOKIE 6RAPPLSR6 ^ YOU GUYS LIKE 1*88 PLYMOUTH coupe. Good SERVICE Station for sale. Modem Smith Corona Standard typ«r dORV'dAgRigr STOLE—* EUERV A SU STEO - convertible. 1939 Plymouth con-, blinds Kirsch rods. Pick up and two bay with salesroom. Phone member the starting date April keeper who may live in. House SAM'WtCH WIU VO! condition. Good tires, $200 cash. vertiblr. 1940 Buick club coupe. delivery service. Estimates glad writers and adding machlnea. 14. Phone 61*1 now. We haVe LOOKED LIKE •m * time like, AWNING/F 8446 evenings. i must have oil burner. Please call Wanted—Real Batata 77 TRIOMPM ■ Must be sold at once. Phone 5169. 1939 LaSalle sedan, 1939 Oldsmd- ly given. Phone 2-4473. Used machlnea sc)d or renlod- four service men to sqrve you. A DEAL cooked! TWB Edna McFall. Repall a on all n akea. Marlow'a 2-4320 after 7. UD livl ADVANCE/ OF ^ R D vee„ bilp sed'an. 1939 Pontiac coupe, “ Ask the man who bought one." CONSIDERLNU 8E U JN 0 Help Wanted— Female 35 WANTED—3 or 4 room apart­ BACK OF TH E , W fUlKGToN B O V Sf > 1938 Pontiac sedan, 1936 Chevro­ Building— Contracting 14 BOLTON, building ston* and flag­ TOUR PROHBRTTt ACT let fordor. Real solid little car. 1847 ROGERS sllverplate. Remem­ ment for local business man. stone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Tele­ brance. Chest Included. 101 pieces, Without obUgaUon to yoa. wal Read Herald Ad vs. Many others. Douglas Motor GENERAL CARPENTRY, AlUra phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnode. wife and one small child. Call wUl appraiss or paaka yeo a eaah I yever used. Will sacriflea Call 4720 between * and 5:30. Sales, 333 Main street. Open every tloDA addlUoas and new oonstruc- WANTED—SECRETARY offer for property- Bee oe batore| WASH TURRS Passing Up No B«ts BY LBSUB nJBNBB evening until *. Uoo. Doraera. porimes and ga­ COLEMAN Oil space heater. Bar­ 2-2731. TOO tell. rages at reasonable prices. Work- rel, pump and pipes. Will heat ELECTRIC Sewing imaebine. round 4, 5, 6 UNFUKNI8BED rooms. Phone H2S Or 0 7 8 I'VE dOT AKUNCH euTMECOMPirrMDAN! manahlp guarantaad. Free esti­ about 4 rooma. Cost $96. used one bobbin, cabinet model. Phone VeUran, Insurance clerk, wife, BRAE-BURN RBALTT H*'a S8BN WPHta iVEN IF VIX) AtSirT GOLD OM mates. R. U. Alaxander. ‘Tel. Capable, efficient church two eons. W m.'8nlgg, Box 76, ai -rUAT CAVB A W t f CiAeON* FOK eiLIIVINa season. Price $40. Phone 2-9128. 5538. 8716. Andover. Phone collect 2SS7W4. T141NKINU OF Selling T W.aiMcd ION* Twe.wki.. secretary. Gpod' hours, pay MATCHED SET of Ben Hogan 4 to 8 room, boueea Buyers wait kuD tr'a HOrrAK t o w l o w p r ic e o n CARPEiNTEIR Work. Jobbing of NEW ADMIRAL and IRilversal r* 0 « TM8 acEiiia [ 1950 MERCURY McGregor EoU clubs, 12 clnba In­ rimgea and refrigerators. Deluxe tng. Quick raulta. Call Sunurban all kinds. New construetloil. and working conditions. 0 * TM8 e «A «H i cluding two puttera,_golf bag and chrome breekfeet set. Solid maple Bo fo r Sal* n RMlty CoL, ttapiiore. Phone 8215 • VABS. COUPE, Workman's compensation carried. and balls. Excellsnt condition. Shorthand required. Write and mahogany bedroom seta. Cus­ CAPE COD Home, 4 to 6 years LOOKING for 6-room house . of tea la town. See It Call for an estimate on any in- Phone 2-241* after 5. iBslde or outside work. Fred tom built parlor sets. Chambers old. Four roohia, two unfinished larger, to buv or rent with option M lUaelMMter Box I, Herald, giving full WerehouM Sales, 501 Middle v.A ■: «1994 Knofla. Tel. 1704. upetalre. Attached g a ra g e . to buy, have bnly smaU down payH Turnpike East. Open 9 to 5 - 7:80 qualifications. WHITE Picket fence, enough to ameslte drive, lot 60'. x 200*. In­ ment. Near hue line, achoqU shop-^ PLASTERINO. repairing and new enclose yard. Phone 8494. , to 8:80 evenings. terior walls SMecotated by G. ptngTa.good lepalsLwtUL^ bumJ construction. Ra3dnond D. Mc­ Fdk. Nundorf Construction. er. Nb oUectlon to two-family J Carthy. Phone 3097. Pboat 8408- CaU 3-4Sio afUr 7. ^ RAPID Typist—Exceptional speed Boat* and Acccasorics 46 MadiiBCTy aadiTwIi . M CEMENT, btone and bri^ work necessary. Routing, repejtltlye p l a n e t JUNIOlt tractor, with - u • JTWWiU iAmJ ;Beptlc tanks and lanos(leaping. work. 40 hours, $40, bonuaii Con­ c a b i n Cruiser; 35' x 7!. Two mower end 3 sets plow*. 193 East 75 ACRB& house and barn. Tay A MEDIUM or small hauflng trail-l jCBM •Wigrr VEAfcS TOO SOPM 4 M E S I > $ Valentino Belluccl, 80 Birch tact; Wilson Agency, 721 Main. 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1PRIL SHOWER OF VOL. LXIX, NO. 164 (Ctaaaiaed Advertlahig oa Paga IS) MANCHESTER CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 13,1950 (TWENTY PAGES) 1 HALE'S / VALUES! PRICE FOUR CENTS r _____ - THREE BICJ SALE DAYS — Thursday—Friday—Saturday Missing U, S, Plane 13 Airmen Die in B-29 Crash News Tidbits Nation Prosperous, Culled From (yp) Wires 4 , Was One Fired On, cniryaler-ClO United Auto Work­ ers peace parleys In Detroit re­ 79c HEAVY DRILL SEMI-SHEER FULL FASHIONED main at criilral stage . . . Dr. ICs- BEAUTIFUL ther C. Brunauer, State depart­ President Asserts,^ IRONING BOARD COVERS SUITS and TOPPERS ment official accused by Senator NYLON HOSIERY Says Soviet Paper McCarthy (R„ Wls.l of having An exceptional valua. Bhctra heavy drill With reinforced heel and toea for extra wear. A ll new Conununist Iraninga, is praised by NEW SPRING and for maximum wear—elastic hem—will Bt all ^ C Spring shades. Reduced for this Sale leaders of U. 8. National commis­ standard boards. ______Buy several pair at this low price. Pravda Declares To*' sion for UNESCO . . . Stephen S. At Press Meeting Jackson begins today hla on-the- Army Ordered spot Investigation of Hullytvood’a RE COVER YOUR OLD PILLOWS NOW day That Americans ^ SUA\MER FABRICS morals for Congressional commit­ REGh«79c h e a v y 8 OZ. FEATHERPROOF A. C. A. SUITS 2 pair for $|^55 Are Trying to Cover To End Revolt tee . . . Italy says she won’t pay In Better Condition Regular $4S.OO Values her $100,(KK).000 war reparations When April Showers Snow Up the Incident; debt to Russia until agreement Is Than at Any Period at Special Prices! reached on value of Italian asseto PILLOW TICKS 51 GAUGE SHEER Says “ Spies in Airplane President' o f Indonesia seized In Soviet sutelllte countries. In Its History He David Lllh-nthal says U. 8. has Heavy 8 oz. blue and white striped ACA Regular $35.00 Values Got a Proper Lesson” Calls Out Tn ^ps to hard row to hoc before democracy Declares; He Intends pillow ticks that are guaranteed feather- CS. B NYLON HOSIERY * 2 9 .0 0 wins world-wide victory over Com­ proof. ______Quell the Disturbances To Take Credit for It REG 69c FABRICS 59c First quality, full fashioned with new munism . . . Sen. Byrd (D., Va.l Moscow, April 13.— (JP)— contends President Truman’s "Fair 8®” FLOCK DOT VOIUCS YARD sandal foot. Colora; Dawn, Taupe and VTsa. Pravda declared today the Dcsl” program would "rommlt ue He Tells Reporters; 8«” ABC PRINTED DIMITIES Jakarta, U. 8. 1., April 13—(>P) Size 9 to 11. Special pF Regular $25.00 Values ^ 3 ^ ) Irrevocably to socialistic state 36” SANFORIZED SPORT DENIM EXTRA SPECIAL! 87= United States is trying to President Soekarno tonight called Also States World Sit­ cover up the fact that the U. from which there can be no re­ 36" PRINTED PIQUE 10% WHITE GOOSE DOWN on the armed forces of the United treat” . . . Dr. Herman N. Hander uation Is Improving :?6 • CIRCLE SKIRT FABRICS 90% WHITE GOOSE FEATHERS 2.98 PLASTIC CALF OR FAILLE S. Navy patrol plane missing States of Indonesia to quell a week- may learn within week whether he in the Baltic is tN ^ ^ m e one old rebellion at Makassar, Celebes can return to his medical prac­ ONE CROUP OF that the Russianis say flew port city. tice. Washington, April 13.—(Jt) HANDBAGS TOPPERS over Latvia Saturday. Prav­ Speaking over a Java-wide radio Dowager Lady Sybil Auckland, — Pre.aid^nt Truman said to­ REG. 79c FABRICS 69c BED PILLOWS network, Soekamo did not reveal 78, listed officially as dead for day the United States is more YARD In top handle pouch atylea. Many da said “ spies" in the plane four years, Is found last night liv­ Regular $35.00 Values military plana but his message to prosperous than in any post­ 36” SANKOHIZF.U CHAATBRAy PLAINS AND STRIPES with zipper compartment. Colors, Black, $ 2 9 ,0 0 “got a proper leaaon.” the armed forces clearly indicated ing alone in Plymouth, England, 36” SANFORIZED PLAID DENIMS $5.00 VALUE ea. Brown, Navy, Red, Green. There la no doubt that the Rua- the government Intends to invade In attic room . . . Senate Republi­ war period in its history. He Plus Tax 36” SEERESS SEERSUCKER * 3 .9 9 2J9 aiana look upon the m ining -plane the south Celebes. can policy committee may clarify said he intends to take credit 39” DOTTED ORGANDIES Replace your old bed pillows now! An exceptional value. aa the one they charge exchanged The president’s grave decision soon O. O. r. position on bipartisan for it. He said, too, there has Blue or rose floral ticking. foreign policy . . . Peaceful pick­ Are with a Soviet plane before was announced after Andi Abdul been a gradual improvement ONE CROUP OF DRESSES diaappearing over the Baltic. Aziz, whose rebel forces seized I This shattered tall assembly waa the largest fragment Intact after t eting brings arrest and conviction REG. $5.98 SIMTEX FRINGED HOBNAIL ITavda aald the plane violated So­ Makassar last week, defied the fed-1 B-2B bomber crashed In a remote seetlon of Sandla seemt weapoir of 38 men who marehed too rione n the world-wide situation REG. 89c FABRICS 79c ALL SILK SCARFS viet territory and "engaged In a eral govemment'a^ orders to come | basebaso at Albuquerque, N. M., killing IS men aboard. The bombor to struck Victor Products Corp. since 1946 which he deacribed aa Regular Values to $16,98 purauit o f lmowlc(lge over Soviet to Jakarta In a plane It had sent .(truck the Manzano mountains after taking off from Klrtland base. plant in Berkeley Springs, W. Va. the worst period alnce the last 39” PLAIN RAYON SHANTUNG YARD in new square styles for coat, suit or dress. Colorful print* . . . Kings County (N. Y.) Dis­ territory.” for him. The plane waa In the S09th bomb wing at Walker base, Roswell, N. M. war ended. 36" DAN RIVER WRINKL® SHED GINGHAM with rolled edges. Reduced to $ 7 ,0 0 trict Attorney Miles F. McDonald BEDSPREADS (Until today no Rumian atate- Aziz’s forces are composed of (AP wirephoto). Conference Highlights 39” FROSTED ORGANDIES Indonesian soldiers in Kntl, native says five policemen were “ at the *6” ABC PRLNTED PIQUE Beautiful hobnail bedspreads fringed ALL SALES FINAL menta had connected the incidenta premloee” of Brookhm bookmaking In hla first White House news made by Slmtex. Full and twin bed o f the miaaing plane and the re­ corps of the Dutch Arm y in East conference in more than a month, 16” AMERITEX DUNE CLOTH $1.00-34 IN. SQUARES' 7 9 c Indonesia. They revolted Just be­ establishment when his special \ ported exchange of Are south -of Mr. Truman also; 39” AMERITBaC DOTTED VOILE sizes. White and colors. An excep­ fore federal troops were about to squad raided It Saturday. tional value! $ 3 .9 8 Uepaya, Latvia. The original So­ Lt. Gen. John K. Cannon an­ 1— Qiieationcd whether It la pos­ land at Makassar as an arm of the State’s Big Business sible to libel Senator McCarthy 59c SQUARES 3 9 c Close Out Lot of SLIPS viet protest was Issued three days federal government. Aziz charges nounces there is no basis for fur­ IRREGULARS OF NATIONALLY KNOWN TYPE 128 Takqn from regular stock, lace trim and after the alleged shooting took ther action against MaJ. Gen. Clay, (R.. Wla.), who has charged tluit the Federalists want to wipe out the State Department la a havsa REG 99c FABRICS 89c tailored models. These are mostly pink. place, and two days after a wide­ state’s rights of Esst Indonesia. ton L. Blisell, who had been under for Communists. Mr. Truman was YARD ' 39c SQUARES • 2 9 c Sizes 33 to 40. Reg. $2.08. ly publicized search began for the Soekamo, in his 15-mtnute Raps Commerce Dept. lnvt«tlgatlon for alleged irregu­ 36" ABC PRINTED WAFFLE PIQUE $ 2 .2 9 miaaing plane. The sequence natu- commenting on a statement by 36” AVONDALE SUPERSET CHAMBRATS SHEETS and PILLOW CASES broadcast, reviewed the attempts larities in sales of coffee. . . Presi­ raUy led to speculation In the Senator Taft (R., Ohio), that the 86” AMERITEX CLOKAY to end the Makassar revolt peace­ dent Tniman’s plan to reorganize west whether the RuMlana, before fully. N IJIB is declared to be In line Oozena o f cars and troeks wait la Sae 11 mllM west of Grand Forks, President had libeled McCarthy «6’ ABC KAREFREE PLAIN KRINKLE by describing him as the greatest Reg. $2.49 — 81x108 they issued their Tuesday protest, He concluded: "To the armed Spokesmen for with ’’philosophy” of Hoover Com­ N. D.< as rotary plowo dig at aaewdrifts which blocked highway 2. 89” SHADOW ORGANDIE $ 2 .0 9 Differ* Trinity Head aaaet the Kremlin has in this Small Lot of BRASSIERS had some inkling o f what had hap­ forces I entrust thk task of set­ mission, but it falls to get endorse­ A high wind and six Inchro of enow Mocked ecveei-foot cuts which 29c CHILDREN'S ANKLEtS Groups Advance j •> country. "Do you think that’s pea- DisconUnued models o f well known brands. Broksa alaw pened to the missing plane.) tling this affair which la In conflict ment of Citizens committee for had been made through drifts formed by earner stormo. (A P wire- Fine quality mercerized cotton anklet in turn back or slble?” Mr. Truman asked. OUR COMPLETE RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL and color*. Reg. $1.25 to $2.60. (American officials have ex- with military laws. Acquit your­ Hoover report . . . Report listing photo). Reg. $2.29 - 72x108 $ 1 .8 9 straight up stj'lcs. All white or colors. Size 8 to II. Their Opinions at the | G ivC s O p in io n 2— Said he had ordered Federal presaed the fear that the Navy self of your task to the beat of names on office payrolls of all 96 PATTERNS IN Grand Jury action against ertms planr which they said 'waa un­ your abilities.” Legislative Meeting! ____ senators year ago — but not snl- rackets on a nationwide scale. to armed, was dlaabled by gunfire and Report In Error ariee — Is made available to Wash­ A. B. C - PUNJAB and Reg. 55c—42x36 Pillow Cases - 4 5 C $ 1 .0 0 $ 1 .7 5 3— Lilted the Brannan plan aa crashed lU the Baltic. Search The government already has ad­ Hartford, April 18—" Reor- Keith Funston Crit* ington reporters. Slight oil spots or uneven hems which will not Impair the 3 pair for J 9 = planes resumed their sweep over mitted that the report Tuesday by Gains in Production the answer to the farm surplus FRUIT OF THE LOOM ganize the state government all The 20 per cent federal excise problem. He said this la not a wearing qualltlea______the Baltic today with U. S. officials Defense Minister Sultan Hameng- icizes “ Let Us Alone” tax is taking heavy toll of dancing RAYON GOWNS sUU hopeful they, may find the 10 ku Buwono of the surrender of you like, aa long as you don’t re­ political Issue since it would bene­ Attitude o f Business and floor shows in dinner and sup- fit ell farmers. CANNON FINE MUSLIN 69c and 79c Princes* atryps,' Nightgown, V-neck front a^d back. Cornea crewmen alive.) A ziz was based on erroneous ad­ organize what affects me!" ►sr roonis at New York hotels . . . Cheer Chart Watchers vices. A new clash at Makassar In pink, blue, yellow, mint and mauve. Buy now for Mothar'a -An aditorial in Pravda, official '’hilipplnss A ir Force plane craahes Hla Fifth Aaalveraary PERCALE PRINTS !rday. In which jjne rebel par- That, In effect, summed up the Day. organ of the Soviet QynmunlgL reaction e f spokesmen for btg StSlXL.CaidioI>Jl>rtfon>> April 13 into sea within 60 feet of Tyrone The Preeldenr i ’'(HdW W M " « t SHEETS and PILLOW CASES RAYON UNDERWEAR *NMnnRn6d, w ifi reported by the economic situation waa set off putXi chaegsA that lqr.xSSlcUag buslneaa at a legialative hearing —(40 — An organisation commis­ Tower off Western Bataan penln- Briefs, atep-ins or band leg Rayon Pantiea In white, tea rose, the Iifdoneaiafi news egency An- However, Jobs in by a question whether the Brat the i^daspraad search Amerioan « yesterday on a proposals to create sion member today criticized the snla during filming o f movie, ac­ REGULARLY 49c C yard maize and blue. Some with laoe trim. Size 6 to 10. tara. g*;''Talbot Oaims five years as president are hard­ 32 to 42 $2.85-44-46 $3 .0 0 authorlUaB are "trying to hide a Department of Commerce which let-us-alone" attitude taken by cording to 20th Century Fox o ffi­ Nation Remain 4 3 81x108 $ 2 .2 9 — 72x108 $ 2 .0 9 Soekamo, who did not name est. Mr. Truman observed hla fifth On* Cible of the newest Spring patterns and ^colorings in the their traces." would take over the functions of some toward the commission’s cials. . . Philippines Defense de­ Aziz, declared “the government anniversary in office yesterday. Snaat quality percale prints. Pattenu for every purpose. 8 "Over Soviet Tenltory" a group of specialized state agen­ plan for streamlining th* state partment says 70 Communist-led Question Mark; has given ample time to the young '* Political Plot The President agreed th* first days only! 42x36 PILLOW CASES 4 9 c SPECIAL 2 for $1.00 "A representative of the Ameri- officer to account for hla deeds.” cies. government Hukbalahaps and two constabiil- Bonal Income BLOUSES $1.00 to $3.00 The criticism came from Presi­ arymen were killed In clashes the five years had been rather diffi­ ean Air Force in Wiesbaden (Gei^ Spokesmen for Insurance, bank­ cult, but that the country la atUI Cannon fine muslin, known for years for their fine wearing Regularly $2.29 to $5.98 many." said the editorial, "da- (Oaatlaaed oa Pag* Poor) ing, public utilities, mercantile and dent G. Keith Funston of Trinity past several days in Central Luzon. IRRECUURS OF HEAVY qualities. college in a statement prepared Washington, April 18.—(T)— Says Democrats Are on its feet. 2.98 SIMULATED clared on April 11, for example, industrial groups questioned He said mors people are at that.an American plane waa miss­ whether the consolidation of the for a legislative hearing on the General gains in production and Including Students in LADY PEPPERELL LUXURY commission’s plan of reorganiza­ work than in any other country, ing aUegedly during a normal agencies would result in economy buying power, reported to Con­ despite the fact there Is soma un­ CANNON TOWELS PEARL NECKLACES HOUSE DRESSES or efficiency. They contended tion. Poor Outlook The Census o f Cities training fUgdit over northern Trooper Killed Funston's statement came 24 gress for the first quarter of 1050, employment. The country has a in pink or natural colors. Single to that existing agencies such as the R c ^ u ls rly $2a0S V^a Iucs •••****••*••■«**•■••* * $ 2 «5 9 Gannany and Denmark. He waa hours after spokesmen for big cheered the economic chsrt- irosperouB setup, he continued, it 99c 22x44 Bath five strand with rhinestone clasp, each silent, however, about the fact that Fhibllc UtiUtfea commission, the New Haven, April 18—(T)—Jo. Vail street reports can be bo- Size 6 9 c MUSLIN SHEETS Regularly $1.98 Values...... *-8 1.79 business objected disturbing the For Soft Coal watchera today. Plus Tax th* plana violated the Soviet By Crazy Man Bank, commissioner, the Insurance present status of such existing seph E. Talbot of Naugatuck views lleved. $ 2 .1 9 commissioner, the State Develop­ Yet Joba rt^tnained a big qura- frontier and engaged in a so-called agencies as the bank commission­ Federal Bureau’ of Cenaua ruling Farmers are better off than ever ment commission and the Liquor Uon mark. In the view of the 50c 16x28 Hand Size ‘ training* exercise over Soviet er, insurance commission and the that college students should be before except the top point of 3 foe *1 81x108 $ 2 .7 9 — 72x108 $ 2 .5 9 COATS and TOPPERS territory.” Ckintrol commission were doing an President’s Council of Economic ROLLED HEM LADIES COTTON t Slayer Himself Dies in Public Utilities Commission. Industry’ s Leaders De* Included In the population of the 1948, he said, adding he can t see FOR TEENS Referring to the statement made excellent job and shouldn’t be Asserted Funston: Adviaere, economic expansion has anything serious the mnttsr with dare Many Miners not, hit s rate which will keep place where they go to school 25c PILLOW CASES by the Americana la Wiesbaden Battle With Police tampered with. “ Yesterday, and orf recent days, the country sa a whole. FACE CLOTHS 17c Regularly $13.98 Values ...... $11.00 ahead- of creeping unemployment. a Democratic party plot. PRINT HANDKERCHIEFS • that U. 8. planes can fly over the The Commerce department waa you have seen and heard a parade Talbot told the New Havan Re Mr. Truman said he dliagrssa Regularly $16.98 Values ...... $13.00 That Follows Action To Be Jobless Soon The council sent to Congress Wa have had several shipments of these heavy quality Can­ one of 20 departments which publican Town committee here last with some, parts o f the press who n colorfast sheer prints. All white ground with floral print. yesterday Ita monthly report, non Towels and they sell out quickly. Green, aqua, flamingo, 42x36 5 9 c — 45x36 6 5 c Regularly $10.98 V alues ...... $8.00 (Osatlaiied oa Fag* Fourtaea) would be established under the re­ (CoaUaued ea Pag* Four) night that the National Democrat he said contend there would have grey, malae and peach. Lansing, Mich., April 13—(iP)--- organization program now under Plttaburgh, April 18-r(D —The "economic Indicators,” covering been proaperity even If a moron The 'flnest muslin sheets' and cases made. The famous ic administration was be!hlhd the Blazlng guns at a rural cabin yes­ consideration at a special session nation’s soft coal industry is suf­ the first three months of what the was on the Job as. president. Lady Pepperell Luxury Muslln^aheet with 1,188 more threads* action In an effort to get addition terday took the lives of a Michi­ o f the General Assembly. The new fering the slings of curtailed pro­ council had predicted would be a Uq: declared that th* president REG. 39c MARTEX DRY-ME-DRY AND than ordinary muslin. GIRLS' SKIRTS $3,00 al qoats for the party in (ingress. 3 for 50^ Odd Weather gan state policeman and the man departments would replace the ex­ Rent Controls duction today while even greater "good year.” Talbot, a former conj^’cssman can tik e credit and that is what NIAGARA GLASS CHECK < Regularly $3.98 Values Sizes 8 to 14 who killed him. isting 202 independent executive WOOS are foreseen In the Immediate The forecast has been borne seeks hla party’s nomination fo r he proposes to do. LADY PEPPERELL PERFECOMBED out, thus fa r. National income $1.00 GOLD OR SILVER FINISHED In the brief Interval between the agencies. future. one of the two U, S. Senatorshlps The proaldent referred to the YARN PERCALE Covers East two death* a cordon o f 50 state Are Continuing Today Are Discussed Industry spokesman predict climbed, after falling throughout to be decided in November. Brannan plan when a reporter DISH TOWELS trooperii, Lansing city police and Hearings will continue to er allowing for taxes, waa at a absorbent and long wearing. Explain the Reason The slain trooper waa George R. There was only one witness tO| Compromise Measure ord-breaking 681,000,000 tons in glance of these New York congress' Branny. 26, a bridegroom of four speak up for the proposed com­ 1947. Now they are reverting to a rate which .exceeded even the men will be.” PILLOW CASES B A L L nO lNT average of tim in g 1948. It was ONE CROUP OF DRESSES months. Branny waa shot as he merce department. He was Oliver Washington, April 13—UTl—•The aormal market estimated at around With the membership o f. the Flashes! Washington, April 13 — (q^ — estimated at $1,323 for every man, REG. 29c BOOTT MILI^ DRYWELL knocked at the cabin door in an B. Ellsworth, Hartford banker and administration waa reported ready 400,000,000 tons. Last year 430,- House of Representatives set et Dark Cotton and Woola for teena and pre- ^ ^ / Y r t April, the month of new flowers woman and ahlld. ( L «le BulleUas ol the JTi WIra) 42x36 6 9 c — 45x36 7 5 c WRITING PENS each 2 9 c teens. Regularly ■ $5.98-$7.98. -swer to a trouble call. a member of the commission on today to back a comprise continu­ 000,000 tons waa dug despite sev­ 415, it is very likely, Talbot aald and warm sunshine aa well as Also shot and killed— either by state government organization eral strikes. And consumers’ prices, for the that Connecticut wtll soon lose Its That can be refliled. showers, la acting more like Janu ing rent controU only where cities average city family, were down Beautiful quality combed yam percale by Lady Pepperell. himself or a police volley waa which recommended the reorgani­ vote positively before* January 1 Many high. coat or low quality right to a representative-at-large, DISH TOWELS l ’>-pe 180. ary this year all over the Bast CTliuence Iler, 44, one-armed truck zation program. minM already are being squeezed about 1 1-2 per cent from a year a post now held by Republican An Oelaaler to Flaed f78 The West la acting more normally. to retain such celling^. ago. ELECTRIC DEPT, driver. Would Unify the Work (Confirming the general terms of out. And thousands of mines ^rc tonl N. Sadlak, H artford A pril 18-H41 Bdward 42 X 36 LOCKWOOD In fact Weather Bureau flgures Troopers. Branny and John R. Ellaworth contended that the joining the ranks of job hunters. *1116 nation's output o f an goods Needs FnrUier Study Oelaaler, former state purchaalag FLOOR MODELS and DEMONSTRATORS the proposed bill, C h si^ a n M ay and services was measured at an BOXED STATIONERY show that in Washington the first Plants went to the cabin after get new department would achieve iMuik (D-8C) refused to predict 50,900 Miners Jobless Talbot said the full significance ageat, wko appealed qoavlctfaa aa annual rate o f $258,000,000,000 for had just reached him and will need 4 f~ 9 5 c Reg. NOW 11 day* of April averaged colder whether the Senate Banking com­ The National Ctoal Association two motor vekicle violatloa , Multi-colored atriped patUma These B»ott Milla diah PILLOW CASES the quarter. This waa below the further study before the full rami Note or letter sire in all white or colors. Spe- ^ _ 1 Electromaster Range . .$199.30 than the same January period. The (OeattaiiaS a* Pag* Tw o) (OoBUBued OB Page Two) mittee will approve it or any oth­ estimates 50,000 coal miners v1ll chargee to the OoUrt et Oeaimoa ( toiwela are quick drying, aturdy and are very abaorbent. $169.50 clal. Box C (Apt. Slae) turnabout probably holds true in er rent control measure. bw jobless in coming months. An­ Pteaa, was Saed 815 ea the laek- Fine quality Lockwood quality that (Coatianart oa Page Fo«i») (Ceatlnaed oa Page Fonrteea) other eastern and come mid-west* Senator Lucas of nUnoIs, the other 50,000 transport workers, less drivlag c^atge today fey Judge will give year* of service. Type 128. 1 Electromaster Range . .$339.95 $2754X> lOc MORGAN JONES and HANSON ABSORBENT Ca. (Fun su e ) emr cities. Depiocratlc leiader, and hla assist­ who haul coal from mine to market John T. Dw>-er. The secoad efearge "A pril has started out five to’ 10 of evasion of roopoaslblllty wab 2 Thor Gladirons ...... $99.50 Fears Loveless Marriage; ant, Senator Myers of Penhsyl- also will be laid off, the NCA pre­ 45 X 36 and 42 x 38Vi $69.50 degrees below normal all over th* vaniB. have offered-a measure for dicts, as the KBUIt .of oil imports nollod by ’Prooeentor Joha F. 0*t- Perfect Writing Fountain Pens With Extra 1 General-Electric Ironer...... $199.95 $169.95 northeastern quartar o f the coun­ ter. FIELD CREST HNE QUALITY (Deluxe) a flat year’s extension of th* pres­ slpn*. Pregnant Women Eating • • • DISH CLOTHS Pen Point, Special S9c try and south to Florida," LUbum Wants to Remain in U. S. ent rent control law .which ex* Natural gas and fust oU con. 1 General 'Electric Ironer ...... $229.95 $199.95 H: Beamon, a Weather Bureau plres June 30. Unue to creep Into fields once dom­ Must Give Opposing Views PILLOW CASES (l^atplalc) climatology expert, told a reporter. The prospect for thldSslll looked inated Iv coaL Railroads are Washingtoa, April IS—(#>-4|lM Dirt in Southern State Ffederal Ooaunnnleatloas eoaanls- 1 General Electric Ironer ^...., .. $79.95 "We're Just paying for what w* Tulsa, Okla., April IS —(/P)-* A ^ w h o is a wealthy diplomat, to re- so poor to Democratic lieutenants changing from coal burning loco- 6 for 4 9 c • Made by Marahall Field. Extra flae $64.95 eloB said today a radia statioa -(Pertable) got in January.” BoUvian beauty who fears mar­ lease me from our engagement, that lAicss and Myers were re- n)otlvea to diesel engines. < that lakes sMm la pabSe eeatre- I^n g wearing, abaorbent tUah clotha made by Morgan Jonea quality Type 140 for extra w6ar. Ca. 1 General E l^ric Ironer ..... January, you remember, waa the riage to a man " I can never love", but he refused and said It could ported to have agreed to offer the In West Virginia, where 110,000 New Orleans, La., April 18— (41« Many of the women Interviewed, And Haasoh. .. $49.95 $39.95 versles mast seek out oppoalag B A B Y SHOP (PMtabto) warmest on record In acorss of begged Immigration offlcera for not be broken. He said I would compromise proposal in the hope miners earn their living in the pits, —A doctor and a nutriUonist today ; the two concluded, were reluctant unemployment Is up to an esti­ to admit the practice and "hence rie x s and broadeast tiieni. LIMITiSD QUANTITY REG. |1.»8 RUFFLED PIN DOT PITTED CRIB SHEETS In 80 sq. percale'. FJta standard 1 General Ekctrie Ironer...... $169.95 eastsm clUea per^eslon to stay In the United have to m ariy him.' that rent controls could be retained reported .dirt eating by pregnant * • • REG. 18.69 LADY ROBERTA $149.95 in some large dtles where state or mated 0,000 among diggers In the we feel that the true incidence Is size crib m attrees...... Special $1.00 (Drop I* MoAel Dehne) ) "But for any January .{to b* State*. Mlreya’s mother, "more Inter­ women in rural Mississippi is quite | • • • warmer than any April would be Mlreya Urguidl, 22, pleaded ested in my happiness than my local ceilings otherwise would not state’s southern field*. much higher." D UN G AR EES for boy or girl in sizes 2 to 6x. 1 Apex Electric Ironer ...... $179.95 $129.95 be tn effect. Few Ont la Peaaeylvaala common. The interviews contained many Nomination Confirmed (Deluxe) • most unusual," Seamon said. T *t yesterday with naturalisation marriage,” gave her money , to Washingtoa, April 18 (f) -Tfea CURTAINS p.sl.39 Special $1.00 that's what’s happening. chief J. C. Stewart to extend her come to this country. The Ameri The ides behind the compromise: Unemployment and mine clos­ Dr. James Ferguson of New u r-! direct quotes from th* women on /AATTRESS COVERS why they followed th* dietary Seaate today eoaflmied Tfeaaaa K. While they laat at this low price. Each aide 36” wide. SOCKS in dark shades or pastels. Sizes 4 to 8. 1 ^ n d ix _Automatic Washer ^...... $289.95 $189 95 For instaneq, during th* week six-months visltDr'a visa. The per­ can consul suggested the home o f CtongresB would vote a six months ings have touebsd Pshnsylvsnla leans and Nutritionist Alice Glenn - Keaton of Jackson, Miss., aald the practice. These included: Ftnietter as Secretary toe Ale. $20.09 Trade In Allowance On Any Wringer Waaher ending April 11 temperature* In mit explrea in June. an acquaintance in Tulsa. extension to next January 1. Those lightly BO far init ooal Industry Regularly 39c p air...... Special 3 pairs S100 practice is so widespread and "so There waa so objeettoa. The aettoa Atlanta averaged 56 degrees, one She anyz a return to South “But my father will never for­ cities that wanted to continue spokesman look for heavy effects •T craves it." Full and Twin Bed Size 5 2 » 9 9 Protect your garmenu with these exception- B A B Y BUNTINGS. ReguUr price $3.98j .. Now $3.29 little known' that it merits a re­ came shortly after the Senate degree colder than Its entire Jatl- America would mean marrying give me and he says I cannot them past that date would have in coming months. To date; about "I know u-irTiDt good for me, 100% V IR G IN W OOL BLANK ETS. Sizes 42 x 60 port." Armed Sendee* cenanlttee naaa- 'nieaaiaa heavy quality mattreaa cover we have carried for ally low price plastic uary average. her father’s, friend—a man twice come home unless 1 marry his to vote to do so; those that didn’t six mines in central Pennsylvania but I liked'the taste.” could end tliem when they wished. have cloeed, idling around 600 dig­ Besides dirt, the two wrote in "1 eat dirt just the same way Imoasly nconuaedded cuaflnaa years. Seams ax* all carefully bound and with rubber buttons. Regular price $9.50...... Now $5.98 HOUSEWARES The same week, Cincinnati had her age to whom she has been be- friend," the girl told Stewart. Although Senior Bricker (D- gers. The New Orleans Medical and 8ur- you smoke a cigarette." Uoa. STRIPED F L A N N E L JACKETS. Sizes 3 to 6. METAL KITCHEN STOOL ...... an averaga temperature o f 44, throthad afnee birth. She did not Mlreya said she waa fearful her * • • . give their names. Ohio) said he wfll fight any Und Near St. Glairsvllle, 01)lo. the ifical Journal, some of the women "When I get worried about my Regular price $5.00...... Now $3.98 Red and white. - Rubber feet. exactly the sqme as Its January father may force bar to return and DeHsiea fer Flalatifto PURE WHITE FILLING QUILTED GARMENT BAGS She told in n soft accent, her she Implored reporters to keep th* of rent control bill, there were re­ state’s largest coal produce)’ aban- nave an unaccountable craving for etiildren I sat more dirt." Its averaga. -And Washington's aver­ Hoanloa, Tex., April ISv-tito— JOPPHURS in sizes 4 to 14. FormaUy priced at WASTEBASKET ...... dark eyea often taarful, of a hur­ name o ^ e r home town out of the ports that Senator T a ft o f Ohio, d-ned tjiree surface minet for leek plain laundry starch. *Tt seem* to settle my stomach." Hand punted 3 color*. Federal District Judge T. M. ffsa- WITH ZIPPERS $3.98 and $4.98. . . . .Special $2.50 age reading so far for ApiHl is 52 ried departure from her Ooeba- newspap^. ^ chairman of the OOP .pdUoy com­ o f orders. The mines are owned AU of those who admitted dirt t “When I go dp to Jasper county MEDICINE CABINET ...... degrees, aa against January's 53 mittee, might be wilUng to go and starch eating, the specUUsts aerly eatornd aa araer tadsy da- MATTRESS PADS 54" Jumbo 16 Gaimeot Sixa bamba, Bolivia, home in th* mldat StewKt suggaated ahe qnter the by the Hanna Coal company. The ll get It, but can’t fbtd any good cfckag the gNOAOOAtO Ikaaa Ctly $1.19 2 aheivca—Mirror on door average. of wedding preparations. Univenfity o f Tulsa, although al­ along with the compromise. company said "other operations obaerved, "were front an econom- dirt hero." disaster damage aalta hi tovac o f Green Stamps^ Given With Cash Sales PLASTIC TOU4ET SE A T ...... This Just continues what hap­ "1 bed told my father many ready a college graduate. In order wsB said by friends to feel may be eliminated In the near, fu­ icaUy and medlcaUy underprivl- "This Biloxt dirt ain’t no good, so S4x76 Full Bed Size pened in March. O f 20 large cities ledged group and 92 per cent were I gets my sister In Birmingham to' the plalatittB. $ 3 .9 9 $4” 8 Garment Size . . . ' ...... : . . . $ 1 . 0 0 OuaranteciL 5 color*. times that I respected the man he to obtain a Student’s visa for the that the Republicans ought not to ture.” checked, all but. three had consid­ had chosen for my husband, , but duration at enrollment. put themselves In the party posi­ The mine operator*, the United negroes.’! send it to me." WUIE INCINERATOR Treasarr Ifadsac* Special—Folding covers. erably colder weather all through that I didn’t love him," Mlreya The immigration officer cautloa^ tion o f opposing rent ceilings in Mine Workers union, the govern' Just why th* women eat the dirt "Some peopla,*ay it baa a lot of 39x76 Twin Bed Size $ 2 .9 9 .42” Suit S ize ...... March tkan they had tn January. aald. ed against a marrisg* o f conven­ th: |>lg-cUy areas and give Prrsi n-.ent and otjierB are trying to do and ataroh, said the medical team, germs In It so If It does I,tr y to 8 9 c METAL BED TR AY ...... New Vork was fits degrees cold­ kill it and bake it in my oven." Waehtngtoii, April tS iWA T ho FoMIng type. AU metal. ^ "M y father wouldn’t Helen to ience so she could stay la the dent Truman a chance to talk something about ths situation. la unknown. - .y****?^ Ylonuineht. FUIri with ™»* - - Mad* *4 Bupent Polythene Plastic with full alM kipper, er In March; Pittsburgh and New m* because it is the aooepted cus­ United BUtss. about this in th* congrsaalb&al Dr. Jamea Boyd, dtrsetor of the Their article, based on a 1948 " It sure is good.” position o f th* T n u a j " “ — that Is goaxanteed to Uunder «o white. cSto- non-tilt Steel frame, duatproof, waterproof, odoilesa, mUdew c e il WHITE ENAMEL DRAIN BOARD Orlaana, six degrsas; -Albany, four tom of our family for the father "Oh. no!" Mlreya shook bar campaign. United Btatss Bulreau of mines, dietary atudy iH 861 pregnant wo­ " I navsr haard o f a man eating, Net budget recall proof. m w METAL VEGETABLE B IN ...... dsf zsaa; V New Haven, Boston. to chooae huabands for the daugh­ head. ‘1 would only marry for Bricksr told a reporter bs doesn’t has warned the mining industry man tn 11 rural counties, said “ 25 dirt. They not got the aame taste Budget ~ ters. love. A marriage o f convenience per cent Included clay in the diet woman has. They not Uk# a 'wo- 148.42; cash 080.1S. [*■ rsfaXi**) " I avtn pleaded’ with the man. Is what I am trying to S6capc.‘ (OeattawiS aa Paga FoarJ (OsatiMMd aa rsurl I a ^ 89 par cant starch."