-r >pii iipiHi|iwK'*ii i>iivtn ‘ \ \ ■ / ' ■' . THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1961

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Seaman William J. Topping, aon P u t chiefs of Momorlsl Tompls, Averate D e ilf Net P reee Ron The Wenther 9 « t Jamaa J. Mortarty. aon of Pythian Slaters, will omit their of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Top­ For the Week Ending Mr and Mrs. Jamea H. monthly meeting In April. The ping of 19 Wadsworth street. Is a Aptfl 14, 1961 Foreeaat of 0. a. Weather Barea AbontTown of 90 HtUiard atr^et, haa ^ v e d next meeting will t*ke place in member of the crew of the De­ d d 00 at Indlanlown Gap Military May at a date to be announced. stroyer US8 Hopewell, whlclj he vatlon to begin hla l 4 -week bMic helped to reactivate at the U. 8. Today fair to partly cloody. eool; M V P.T-A. l i iKddinc €9m4iHdtion0 10,181 t l » training cycle with the 5th The North Methodlat WSC8 Naval Station. San Diego. Califor­ toalfbt fair aad eools Saturday trv Dillon. He will be aaalgn^ nia. The Hopewell played M ac- Memlwv e f the AedH ' tupittitg Upralb gMMtally fair. groups will have a rummage sale I b d 5 t e i f f c t « * i y » t tl>* »chool. \ 7 Srpany B, 1st Battalion 2d tomorrow morning in the church tlve part In the Pacific in World BureM of drealaMam ATtld* «iS ^ »ocept*d by the Manchester— A City of Village Charm Infantry Regiment. basement. War 11. nocntnc »ft« *«* The Mary McOure group of the ,-,^,r • AWJ idtiU 0 Second Congregational VVomen a VOL. LXX, NO. 170 (CMeelSed AdvwtW ag 10) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1951 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS clotM l«. League will meet tomorrow eve­ LOWER vtlclM. *University ‘-7”’'^/ I leveii students to be placed on ^ g < , Aaaociation. and was captain of the the Dean's honor list at New Eng­ and Neat Department On AluYninuiii General Gets cross country athletic team of the land College, Hennlker, N. [1- “ college. ' is the third time Mr. Vozzolo ha.s As Tankers Crash In 200 Items Ctovenant Hi-Ueagues of the I been awardd this honor He will h^e giadii.ated from a course In Fourth District. Eastern Sunday 4 Extra Specials MEAT DEPARTMENT BuUetin! reported it could aee the Ease School RRjioriRtion. will hold ft imi- I Civil Kiigmeenng m ‘ jf Suez ablaii' but there was no sign Hero Welcome W e’re Riad to have a chance to advertise beef, ’cauM New Orleane. April 20— i.T’i sir ftnd prcllTTilnary piiMlr Fpcftk- I spent two years in the I . of the other vcs-sel. | Rpiiioves May 1 Ban on ■ Navv In eleelronirs Irnming. ami CAMPBELL’S we know you’ve had to leave it out of your menu lately! —Two Standard Oil ianUi n. Ing conte.st In the Covenant-Con- H A L E ’S ••nIHded In the (iulf of .Mexico The Con.1t C.unrd said the Esso I Mrtal in Some Cixil- gregational church Saturday from rer.-ntly married Mis.s Heverly ' Now York, April 20— (zT)— An eNtimated 7,500,000 persons Herrick, also of New England BONELESS early today. Both remained Suez rndiord "Struck tanker and [ 3 00 to 7-30 to which nil ftre Invit­ afloat but one waa blazing ao apparently ail handa were lost.' ^ ian Proiliicts; Orders I turned nut in New York today to glTc Gen. Douglas Mac« ' College. TOMATO Tile colUsion occurred abuul 5 , ed. fiercely that the Coaet (iuard Plaslic Nylon Limits ■' .\rthur the nation's greatest welrome to a returning hero. Coffee taJd It believed "ao one atzoard am. ic. s. t ». the Coa.sl Guard The estimate of the astonishing and almost unbelievable SOUP POT ROAST la alive.” said.. size of the cheering, flag-waving throngs that lined the t5- Yea. ONE STOP does It, If you do your food ahopping at W "*- Ground A» Ordered Tbe ship engulfed In fire The Coast Guard said the Esso Washington. April 20 -t.A'. The hurat OnKH-ry. Drive over and uae our eaivv to get BRISKETSKET ROLL CHUCK ROLL mile ritule of his .'iO-car mntoreade came from Commissioner waa Identified by the Coaat Suez reported that although it was government today lifted its May j lot. Take the hue. It goes right paat oUr doOT. Or If the to y la Guard aa the Eaao t,n*enaboro. afire it was not in Immediate dan­ Thomas F. Murphy. STAHL'MEVER nice, take the baby carriage and walk to PInehnrst and meet your a tsrpo T-2 ahip whleh normal­ ger of sinking. 1 ban on using aluminum in mak­ £ ’ M e From building to curbs the sidewalks of New York were friends and neighbors...... j.u ..larir. lb. ' lb. ly earriea a crew of 40 men. Tile Coast Guard pinpointed the ing more than 200 civilian prod­ packed wilh a den.se mass of hoarsely shouting humanity. You will find Plnehurat a neighborly atore with friendly clerka location of the collision at l.vtltude ucts. It ordered Instead a 50 per and friendly customers whleh all adds to the pleasui^e of shop^ng. Now Orlcana, April 20 - (zF) — 26.18 north; longitude 91 27 west. Office building windows were jammed. 79« 8 9 cent cut in use o( the metal dur­ Many of the Kpectntora welcom- — ...... — - .. .— CANNED HAM And reniemlier one stop does It . . • for we sell M i«ts, Or«H Two tankera collided in the Gulf \ Tlie Coast Guard said it did not cerles. the freshest fruits and vegetables . . . frosted foods and have the name of the chief mate ing May and June. ing tile oM solillera back from the P E T E R P A N C U D A H Y ’S PURITAN BRAND PURITAN BRAND of Mexico about 200 miles south Far Kaat came from nelgliborlng of Morgan Oty, La, early today of the Esso Suez. In another order, the National SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY *”'you will find fresh Arnolds and Pepperidge Farm bread and A Coast Guard PBY flying boat alatea ( ’onnectlcul. New Jersey Says General and one waa believed "lost with all Production authority (N P A ) put ami Pennsylvania. m ils ...... cakes and coffee rings from Drake . . . E!offee was sent from Corpus Christi. Tex., plastic type nylon under alloca­ AND SATURDAY ONLY! cakes and buns from Hoderholm's fine bakery. PEANUT CANNED BACON handa.” and another flying boat, a PBM. : The almost unbelievably huge The other was reported aflre tion beginning June 1. crowil nearly doubled the size of You will find all. Calgonlle and Elecirasol, or you can turn In with H doctor aboard wsa also sent Dr, George W. Taylor (abfi\c). Has Proof of your coupons for P A G products or Coke#. Won’t yon come In TANG fore and aft with her Oral mate This does not apply to textile the 4,000,000 turnouts for Gen. from there. The cutters Tampa of lormer chairman of the old War BUTTER HAMS nylon from which nylon hose and Dwight I>. El.scniiower and Col. 11 Lbs. to 13 Lbs. Average and IcMtk around ? dead and a number of crewmen Mobile and Triton of Port laabel Ijibor Boartl, was chosen liy Prea- Pound other wearing apparel are manu- Charles A I.tmibergli. About 19 Lba. Each badly burned. • , Tex., were alao en route to the Ident Truman to ser\e as tempor­ I Staff Support 12 Oz. The loat veeael waa a type T-2 ractured, but does apply to the The people grished forth from scene. 1ary chairman of the new tVage a\ibways and piled into the rity on 12 Oz. Eaao tanker that normally carries At Baton Rouge. La.. The Marine . 'Stabilization Board. Dr. Taylor nylon used In making paint In Hie Piece a crew of 35 men, the Coast Guard department of Esso Standard Oil ' brushes, lenses and various Indus­ sperlai trains and buses. Gan Is professor of Industry at the Ticker Tape Shower Aitip in Tokyo State* Jar aald. Name of the ahip waa not Co., under which the Esao Suez I'niversity of P<ngre** In New York the Coaal Guard Company of New Jersey aaid the defense production. RATH'S ’’READY TO SERVE’’ Esso Suez normally carries about Ves.sels in the harbor tied down CANADIAN STYLE BACON aaid the aunken ahip waa the Eaao In applying ban to more than their whistles to add to the tu­ Tokyo, April 20 OP) A key V\.\KYS pkgs. Oreenaboro, 10,195 tons. She waa 48 men. The vessel was described On Inflation, SMOKED SHOULDER HAMS lb- 55c Freshl^_Sliced_^is^You^_Orde^ as a "super tanker" of 26.500 tons, 200 consumer Items, the agency mult. staff offleer said today General . AVa Pounds Average. built in 1943 at the Sun Shipbuild­ had allowed producers to eontiniie No cooking shrinkage . . . on these well trimmed ready to eat capable of carrying 9.000,000 gal­ As the pnrailo passed Trinity MacArthur eiuild doeuinent fully ^WITH COUrON LEAN SMOKED ing and Drydock Co., in Chester, to make other consumer gootls Cliiireli at Wall atreet. the church nhouldrrft save time and wawto ■ ■ - ______lons of oil. his speech to Congresa. P a , and formerly waa named the She waa launched Feb. 1, 1949 at Defense Row with aluminum but cut use of the bells played "America." Each Isn’t It a thrill when the family or enthuclasUe gneet say. Mallno Del Rey. the Newport News Shipbuilding metal 35 per cent under average As rtie procession turned up Asked if MaeArthur could pro­ •‘I’ve never tasted food as good as this.” When ** *” SHOULDERS The bunUng veaael waa the B.sao and Drydock Co., is 628 feet long, use during the first half of 19.50. lower Broadway. the General vide proof of hla remnrka, the of­ ponitrv. even the best e.H>ks know that the «■*' Buez, one of the new auper-tankera over 42 feet wide and draws 31 Tniman Selects Taylor climbed up on the bark of tho ficer replied: OXYDOL "O f course, that will be the l!^nds on the quality of the bird. Here Our Poultry Counter continues of the Eaao Staiitord Oil Co. feet of water. To Head New Wage seat. Mrs. MacArthur and young POULTRY SPECIALS A coaat OuaaC p lu e reported The Blaao Suez left Baltimore in Arthur did the saine in their car. easiest part of, it." He added: FARM FRESH FOWL at 9iJ6 8., feat) that it waa ballast April 16 and waa due In Panel to Re{>lare Board Dock Workers The General waved ImjIIi to the "The hig battle will rome when 2 L{c. Pkgi. to please with Fresh Dressed Fowl, esfqp.BW'ieoiie of the collision. It Corpus Christ! tonight. crowda lining the streets and to he appears before the Benate CUT-UF FKYIN6 Gesie««l DoiigiM MacArtliur waves hU arm In irrerllng aa he leaves Armed Services committee to FARM FRESH FRYERS and ROASTERS With Coupon Rendered Inoperative the plane at N «w Vork’a Idlewlld airport after a flight from Wash­ thniisanda leaning from windows. Broilers, Fryers, Roasters. Map Stoppage His facial miiaeles ajipeared bring out the details " ington. Welcoming MacArthur Is New York's Mayor Vincent Im- The disputed point of whether lb. FARM FRESH BROILERS Washington, Aoril 20^(>P)— pellltteri (right). This wan the first step In the clty'a welcome Ja the tight as though he were trying to CHICKENS Hale’s Seafood Department is popular ’cause we main­ control his emotions at the tre­ the Joint Uhlefa of Staff had ex­ whirl, are grown j>o specialized poultry farms and raised espe- President Truman haa begun the flve-atar gencr^ adikJi arUI reach Its rlltnax In tha tiadlUonat av*- pressed approval of MacArthiir'a tain high quality and good variety. This week we’ve again Mill Engineers Balk Will Halt Work for 19 toa for heroes oa AprI 20. mendous acclaim. rlallv for GOOD EATING. DREFT task of rebuilding a Wage Stabili­ views remained obscure. It was stocked Littlenecks and Steamers as well as Fresh Fish The clouda of ticker tajie sation boaril to help check infla­ Hours in Frisco for tom paper sometimes were generaJly fd ^ however, that Mec- PORK ROAST in the piece, slices or Fillets. Boston Fish Pier has again ArtWlV WWBM'iwr Rave aaid *o if WETHERELL'S^ DELICIOUS CUT-UP tion and Iron out defenst disputes. thldk they almost obscured him he were unprepared to back up hla SHORT RIBS i shipped us a heavy supply of Fresh Sfcallops so that you . ..Talk on New. CoitlncL from view. It was doubtful |f some CORNED BEEF 2 Lgc. Pkgs. -Definite^. Answer .Ttn'Yntlta.House announoeA yeii- statemenL------for Braising, 39c and 59e H). too can enjoy this palate and pocketbook pleaser: terilay that Mr. Truman had Near MrHhe higher floor* could see him. Key offl(*ers pointed nut that rOI.D CUTS WMth Coupon Son Franeiico. April 26— UPt— The mar of the throngs as he named Dr George W. Taylor, of many of the meellngs between the FRESH BRIGHT passt'il amounted to a steady din, FOW L '•> BOII.ED HAM Report to Gov. Lodge, the University o f Pennsylvanls, as San Francisco longahorrmen will vlalfing Joint Chiefs and Me/Ar- Skinless Franks. . . . pkq. 65c chairman of a proposed 18-man begin a 19-hour work stoppage on punctuated by sueh cries os "God Ihur wore held privately. At this BACON FROM RA'ni. Fails to Say Whether | Bless You. " ARM OI’ R. DuBI Q I'E SCALLOPS News Tidbits board to supplant the one rendered a:' essential and periahable car­ headquarters only the General Chorwon Red Base Thousands of Marchers himself knew what had been said. AND FORST CAMAY Existing Fira Should; Inoperative when labor members goes at midnight Tuesday, a imlon Bocon S q u a res...... lb. 35c Culled From (A*) Wire* walked out Feb. 16. The motorcade wn.a Joined on Tt waa eonsldercd certain that TENDER FI RE Frozen Food Specials Undertake the Project: Taylor, credited with being the official said today. Tokyo, April 20—OP - Stubborn Artllclrj’ killed an PHtimnted 60 the trip along lower Broadway by f.^cArthiir had outlined at least JOHN MORRELL’S STEAKS B m, 3 Philip Sandln. president of Lo­ Two former employes of Repub­ author of the "Little .Steel" for­ rearguHid t'ommunists today ('omnnini.'ilji near the rei- Reg. Bath Size At iBIrds-Eye Peas, 12 o l 2 for 41c mula" of World War II, agreed to cal 10 of the International Long- hurled two coiinteratliicks against ervoir'H north bank. (Uuntlnued on Page riiree) (Uonttnned on Page rnreel GROI N'D BEEF Morrell’s Ready To Eat Hams, Stata Capitol, Hartford, April lican Rep. Walter E. Brehra of ahoremen's and Warehousemen's ITIUCK—7.V head the new board for the period Allied units closing on Cliorwon. F lj 6.V2 SoiiliMt FRESH PORK PRODUCTS Shank or W h o le -----lb. 73c And Get One Bath Size_FRE^ JO__— A firm of consulting Ohio testify before Federal Court uion. said the workers wmild meet pre.sumed Red base. Snow Crop Strawborrios, 12 o l 39e jury that they turned back to of organization only, the White U. S Fifth Air Forrr flghtem ROI’ ND—«9e cagineers reported today that a House said. at 9 a. m. Wednesday to discuss An unestimated number of Reds I Brehm port of their monthly sal- actions taken at the union's recent ami light bnmhers, flying through Littio Link Sausage lb. 69c I Snow Crop Orange Juic0; J j L ______12c New England steel mill, if estab­ ' arles while they worked for him, The steel formula, introduced in attacked American troops eight an overiaat, hurled .552 aorlles at Come To PInehurst For Really Fresh the spring of 1942, limited wage Honolulu convention. miles southea.st of (.’horwon. The Urge Quick Showdown INffiODUCTORY OFFER! lished at all, ahould be operated . . . Reports from underground Ho said an all-day .session may • Tiinoae and North Korean front- Whole Baby Pork Loins, 6-8 pounds sources of (Tzechoslovskia ssy Noel rate Increases to 15 per cent above fight raged into late afterntsm. lini' posit lona and other target.s. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES by an existing company rather be necesasry to discus.s new con­ About 200 Reds hit Allied lines Field, American mystery man of Jan. 1941 levels. Wage stabiliza­ Tlipy attacked one I’lineentati'in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables than a new, Indapendent Ann. tion officials may have used it as tract negotiations, wage stabiliza­ in the same area Friday morning averago lb. 59c Aalto from that eonclualon, the cold war, is prisoner in dread Lu- of 10(1 enemy vehicles and hit 20 a pattern for present efforts to tion. the waterfront loyalty check but were dispersed by artiller>- With Staff on Korea beh. 5c HURIIYI HIIIFSTOBR OWNtt TO arm -Covartola and Colpltta — bianka prison. townrs. RADISHES hold wage increases to a percent­ and the union's opposition to some within 15 minutes. C U C U M B ER S f c gave no definite yea or no answer Army estimates that enemy Frosh Monty Sparorlbs lb. 53c 2 .. 21 age limit. The original Wage Sta­ sspects of U, S. foreign policy. Allied patrols were reporter! Jet pilots reported they dain- aa to whether an existing steel forces in Korea have suffered 818,- bilization board, headed by (Tyrua The work stojipage will end at 7 fighting strong Red units P'rld«\ :iged three Red tanks and (ive oth­ Mar.Arthiir Llaiin of Support ttii W ar Strategy Extra Loan Pork Shoulders lb. 49c CUCUMBERS SAVE40C company should undertake the 878 casualtini through Wednesday p. m.. Wednesday, Sandin said. night at several other point- er vehlcle.s near Sinmak on the S. CThing, adopted a 10 per cent GREEN PEPPERS project. . . . Syrian Army spokesman says About 10,000 men are involved. .i.iun I’yongyang-.Seoiil road. Stirs UungresH, Drunx Replips by Truman, Brutlley Idaho Baking Potatoes— Green Beans— Celery o r r 2 Lb. 2 5 e ceiling on wage Increases after north of the front. It presented Instead a mass of Israeli troops, supported by two Harry Bridges is president of the Doughboys wielding flame­ Chorwon, already heavily blast­ Extra Loan Pork Butts lb. 63o —Peppers— Red Ripe Tomatoes— Summer Squash steamboats operating on Lake T i­ Jan. 15, 1950. engineering and financial data international union, which lost throwers against Red nutpost.s ed by Long Toni 1.55-mni artillery, —Dandelions— New Green Cabbage— Golden Call- berias (Sea of Gallllee) opened fire Mr. Truman began setting up a Washington. April 20 t/P) Gen. . been authorized by the White which aaid It considered "aufTl- year was ousted from the Nation­ burned s path for tanks whleh IS one of the main objectives of fomla Carrots. Chas0 & Sonboml E S C A R O L E _.b, c eient for an existing steel com­ early today on Arab village of new board late yesterday. Hla Douglas AfaeArthurs eliilm that House to say President Truman’s BABY BEEF LIVER...... lb.75c 2 25 al CIO on the grounds it followed moved up within gun range of the Allies on the i entral front. pany to evaluate for Its own ac­ Nugelb but were driven off. Mobilization Advisory board had the Joint Chiefs of Staff once . action in firing MacArthur "was voted 12 to 4 in favor of such the Red line. Chorwon. Allied authorities e.slimated PURE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT...... lb. 65c count the deatrabllity of incorpor­ Anglo-Iranlan Oil company an­ A United Nations tank-infantry shared hla views nn Korean war | based upon the unanimniui reconi- ating the proposed New England nounces it will give 35 per cent action. Industry representatives Military cargoes and perishable ■some 600,Ouu Red troops were strategy fired demands in Con- mendatlons of the President's prin- ELM CITY SLICED B A C O N ...... lb. 59c GREEN BEANS > 21e column captured a hill one mile gre.M., today for n policy showdown ateel mill in Ita operations." Imnus to workers who stayed on ca.st the dissenting votes. commodities will be handled dur­ nias.scd north of <'horuon for an cipal civilian and military advisers WHITE ROSE Wl Employer spokesmen reluctantly north of Hwachon reservoir's east with tile iniritary high commond. FERRIS HICKORY SMOKED B ACO N ...... Ibr 75c The englnera were definite, how­ job during oil field strikes . . . . ing the itop-work conference. tip after a four-hour fire fight exi>ected all-out spring assault. including the Joint Chiefs of Staff." acknowledged that if they were Chorwon IS 18 mile.H inside of The 71-yenr-old general of the Lb. 1 9 c ever, In concluding that they did British officials say U. S. has -A-ilIi 300 Reds Htates Ouster Reasons LOOSE SPINACH agreed Briton should get top Med­ asked by Mr. Truman to propose North Korea. iirniy had gone on to New York, TUNA not consider advisable a mill op­ Treasury Balance The Allied column hit the stub­ tlieie to receive the nation's big- The statement also referred to iterranean Naval command post a slate of employer members for born pocket of Retl Koreans Frl- Allied Infantrymen wielding the reasons for .Mac/\rUiur'a niistor erated by a new, independent con­ the proposed wage board they ge.st welcome home, hut he left be­ DELICIOUS BEEF CUTS cern. for Atlantic Treaty forces. Washington, April 20 (/Pt The d'Omar Bradley, chairman FOSTER WHOLE COOKED HAMS...... Exodus from Iraq Marks the paat by most military men. of the top military policy group, (Bone In) ...... lb. 69c Chocolate Nut Crunch Candy .SUGARSUGAR HHEART EART • "Including our own Joint Chiefs of had no dilrcet comment, but he H A S H .LbT,n39e By The Associated Press FERRIS HICKORY SMOKED DAISY HAM, lb. 79c 39c box Coel O f Living Index Top» Sept. 15 Level Capehart, Humphrey, S U ff ” told reporters after a speech at Shurfino Currant Jolly...... 23c HALLMARK APPLESAUCE 2 c . . . 35c Passover in Holy Land The flood situation along the Washington, April 20— (AV-The government’s cost of liv­ The reply did not directly refute Ch.aprl Hill, N. C., that aa advis­ Mississippi and Minnesota rivers (.ehman Grapple in that declaration. Clayton Fritehey. ers to Mr. Truman the Joint ing index is reported today to have gone up enough over Chiefs "render our advise to him Shurfino Grape Jolly...... 22c 18 oz. TIN HEINZ ^ 0 0 m appeared easing in southeastern chief public relations hian of the 10% Off On 12 or More Packages of PRECOOKED Sept. 15 level to give* 70,000 CIO electrical workers at General Wild End to Debate on a military point qf view." Jordan Almonds ...... JeniMlem, April 20—(IP)—Pass .i.to eet the Iamb ss they girded Minnesota. The 5,000 persons Defense department, said he had T O M A T O JU ICE 2 _For 31c over—ancient Jewish festival re­ themselvea for their exodua. evacuated from North Mankato, Electric plants a nine cent hourly wage increase. Birds-Eye or Seabrook Farms Orange Mormolado from Crosse & Blockwoll BEANS calling the exodus of tbe Children Tdnigbt'a traditional Passover Minn., about two weeks ago by the • * * ■ Washington, April 20— (*^— flooding Minnesota river made 2 jars 55c (Usuoliy 30c |or) HEINZ INDIVIDUAL SIZE ef Israel from Egypt 8,500 yeara meal, "Seder," includes "Massoth' Chance Vought Aircraft To Reopen In «0 Days . Three Senators grappled In an an­ P IL L 8 B U R V S CHOCOLATE or W HITE ago—Is being celebrated by some —unleavened bread symbolizing plans to return to their homes this New ^Lighthouses' in Sky Frozen Fruits or Vegetables Stratford, April 20— (A>)— The long idle Chance Vought gry fray today as a climax to an EXCELLENT FRUIT VAW ES! 1^300,000 Jews in the Holy Land the bread prepared in haste when week end. Engineers reported Mis­ Baked Beans, Cooked tonight amid a new migration. the jews fled from Egypt in the sissippi river dikes are holding and aircraft plant here will feel the hum of production machinery argument over Gen. Douglas Mac- P i u - ...... No. 2Va can 33c C A K E M IX This time it is the Jews from dark of night. no serious flooding appeared im­ again in about 60 days it was disclosed today. The Bridgeport- Arthur's Far Eastern policies. Discovered by Astronomer minent in the area. UVE BEHER — LIVE LONGER — AND BE HAPPY! Shurfino Cling P o o clio s...... No. 2V2 can 36e Iraq—Biblical land of Babylon — Throughout Israel moet Jews Lycoming division of the Avco Manufacturing Corporation, Those present agreed no blows I Spaghetti, Cooked who are coming home to the alao will drink the traditional four But communitlea along the Mls- were struck. BUY ALL YOUR MEATS AT new occupant* of sprawling factory, win begin a limited Whole Pooled Apricots frjw SALADA Promised Land on tbe River Jor­ glasses of wine to hall the Pass- sisaippl in Iowa, Wisconsin and The "shoving around" was In a Philadelphia April 2sparkle brighter than any TEABAGS 99c BORDEN’S . ^ ers of Moses— "about 600,000 on region wine cellars of Dishon-le- a a * reporters he "threw” Senator Applesauce foot that were men, besides chil­ Zlon and Zlchron Yaacov have been ready have been forced to flee their Humphrey (D-Minn> out of the Calif., has discovered three new diamond The {Better Senate Group Backs Funds To Send Food To India 3 gloss lors fo r 55c VERMONT MAID dren” —to wander across the des­ working double ahifts to supply the homes by the overflows. recording studio at the Capitol af­ "Itghthouaes" in the heavens. The second lighthouse is the Livinm S T A R L A C _ _ ^^__J_Lb^kg. 39c ert sands from the Kingdom of the 1,300.000 bottles needed for the A state of emergency was de­ Washington. April 20 — (A») — The Senate Foreign ter Humphrey "called me a dirty Lighthouse means a star whose Novae, or new stars, also known aa Shurfino Cream S t y lo ...... • • 12 Pharaohs on the banks of the ceremony. clared in Muscatine, la., a city of Relations Committee today approved sending *95,000.000 name.” brightness tells how far away it la. exploding stars. They arc old stars SYRUP Oz. 28c SILVER LANE . Nile to Palestine by the Jordan. about 20.000 population, by Mayor CORN ...... 2 This year there will be enough worth of food to India immediately to stave o ff a famine. Also Involved waa Senator Leh­ The new lighthouses will be yard­ which literally blow off their L.T.WOOD The 100,000 Jews coming from Passover eggs on the Seder tables Burt P. Olson today as the rising man (D-Llb-NY). Capehart said sticks to mca.Mire accurately the covers, to become temporarily mil­ Pt. Mississippi threatened serious flood H alf would he an outright grant and half a loan. Chairman Green Giant Poos s w e e i m USH Ui( Iraqi capital of Baghdad on the also, the government's food ration he "shoved Senator Lehman back incredible size of the universe. lions of times brighter. GRAKIN banks of the Tigris are covering distributor announced. Six eggs damage. Engineers and the Weath­ Connally (D.. Tex.), said the group also voted to authorize when he tried to jump me from be­ This work was described by Dr. The third Is Nebulae, which ara 3 8-ox. cons 38c Green Stamps Given ‘With Ca.sh Sales double that distance in six hours. will be supplied to everyone during er bureau predicted a crest of 21.5 another $95,000,000 for later use If Congress provides the hind.” Fldwin P. Hubble, astronomer o f LOCKER PLANT feet— two feet above the previous huge star families as big as tha They are migrating by plane. the coming wreek, he said. funds. That aid also would be on the half loan-grant basis. Humphrey acknowledged the Mt. Wilson. Calif., to the American milky way, but so distant they NAPKINS The first Passover, according to There also will be about seven record—by April 26. V * 4 physlcad clash but denied to a re­ Philosophical Society yesterday. 80 COUNT. Crews of workmen were sent out show only as little patches o f light. tradition, was preordanited by ounces of fish allotted to each per­ porter that he cursed Capehart. Until now astronomy had only one The big telescope makes It poeai- and MEAT HOUSE today to strengthen levees from Oren E. Long Named Governor Of Hawaii lighthouse, the stars of fluctuating Moses at God'a command. The son and about six and one-half "It jilst la not true," Humphrey ble to calibrate the light of all JW.HALC Israelites were commanded on the ouncea of frozen meat—except in Muscatlac south , to the Louisa Washington, April 20— ((P)— President Truman today chose said. " I never use profanity. Cape- ^ h t. known as Cepheld Variables. three to read dUtancea. 51 HSSELL ST. (Roar) TELEPHONE 8424 AAAMCNMTtll COMM* eve o f that to y to kill a male lamb Jerulaalem, where tbe inhabitants county line. A few famUiaa In tho Oren E. I^ng, Secretary of the Territory since 1946, as the hart JcAows it isn't true. There’s T^ey measured the distance light Museatlno area already have been travels In a million yaara, but that Dr. Bubble abowed jibotoa of 0 0 2 MAIN C,T. • D1AL4I5I - and sprinkle Its blood on their will receive 300 grams (about lOH new governor of Hawaii. He succeeds Gov. Ingram Stain- not a word of truth in it ” two Nebulae which, tha aaw PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE HERE! ounces) each. evacuaUd and the Red CroM and Several reporters, one a woman, ta only one-thouaandth of the dla- U thrasholds ao the Lord wouI(T'’pasa back. The President nominated Stainback to be a member lighthouses are correct, *t* •* over” them when he went forth to The food control official explain­ National Guard said they were waa cluatai^ around Capehart tance now know to be filled with sisy the flrst-hom of the Egyptians. ed that during the past 'veek Jer- prepared to evacuate other fami- of the Hawaiian Supreme Court a few days after his rcsig> when he told them Humphrey called itATt. dUtaat that their light started Xho* tht larMlitM wer* ordered usalomitaa received no meat ration. lies by boat, if necMsary. nation a* Governor, ,hlm a "dirtY itaina" The first new lighthouse is globu- earthward • bllUoB xau a 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1951' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1951 PAGE THREE and a t tha time, the couple had Michalak et al, property on Main street north of the center. i Circus Celebrily been married forty-eight years. ed a apactator'a atond, and who poaaod away ouddanly Tuaa- Both had appeared before European Warrantee Deeda - ' Jammed City Hall plaxa. day morning, were held thla oftar- Roc Collection Day Hava You Forgottan royalty. Alexander Jarvla to Jarvia $21,000 Award About Town noon from the Holmea Funeral Essay Contest Says General Visilor ill Town They ware friends of "Tom CIRCL Cheera of the crowd intensified In Town Tomorrow Your Fiahing LieeiiM? Manor, aavaii properties on Bolton STATE jfQW — ENDS MONDAY Home at 1:30. Rev. WUIard J. Me- NOW' PE.\nN O as the general, with the mayor at Jerome W. Chemerka, of 84 Thumb" and his wife, luldpcts with i-ond. Laughlin, paator of the North Barnum's oirous many years apo. Coming Soon! DICK P O W E U his aide, stepped up on an especial­ Maple street, ia serving aboard the Tomorrow la rag Collection Have you forgotten to buy feiy NOW-orWait? Mr. and Mia. Gaorpa ,M. Waaa- Jar\is Aliiiior, aoparate proper- In Legal Suit Methodist ehufch, officiated. Given Praise Has Proof of who after their retirement made Bill M auldilfs ly erected grandstand. • U. S. Destroyer, Harold J . Elll.son, day in Manchester. your fiahing llcenoa for tomor­ nicr, of 23 Stark weal bar atrret tics to trie following on • Bolton ■ RHONDA PlEMINq Burial waa In the family plot in It's not too late to contrib­ thair homo In Montreal. strictly .\dult Cheering throngs greeted him which la aiding In the search for Oak Ridge cemetery In South- Representative John D. LaBelle. row's 6 a. m. opening of th« have aa thair giicKt tlii.s weak I.cn The .MeycTa were honurod piiasls [load: Calvin C. Russell. Ji.. cl RockvtUe, April 20— Three from the moment he drove out of the British submarine Affray - ute materials to Mancheiter aeoaonT If It has allppcd your Staff Support il; Fiadcnak J. Conitally; Albert i Entertainment! periona were awarded total dam­ bridge. Maas. Cancer committee's old rag minority leader In the Oonnectlcut \V. G. Mayor of Now Havon. who at the 1919 caiobiation In honor of tUpEront his hotel driveway in a big open Bear.era were: Howard Vander­ House, thle morning taaiied the mind up to n(>w, tt'a atWl- not haa had an inloroatliiK oiiraor. .Mr. Phinoas T, Barnum. who wa.s at i E. Sehoppinan, ct al; Walter D. ages of 121,000 here in Superior automobile at 11;06 a. m. lE ST ). Howard and Arthur Holmes, collection, proceeds from which loo late to get the license. Fcaiti. al nl; James L. Baker, at . burgh. Curtis CTtappell. Frank Her­ following atateioent concerning (OoatlatMd from Pago Ooo) Mayor is tlio woli known •ruptBin one time mayor of Brid{;aiM)it and ------P L U S ------Court this morning in one of the The weather was perfect —sun­ members of the Holmea Ftineral will go to fight the dlaeaie. As a special aid to local ' al and William C Hoffman, ct al. ron, William Daddsrio. Arthur Materials wanted are rags, the eeaay contest currently being l.oo” of tha (’irons world. Ha haa (had 111 that lily In 1S91. Mayor FAITII DOMEROrs In biggest negligence Judgments in ny and cool. Home, have returned from Boston Doane and Herbert Helms. sportsmen. Town Clerk Sam­ some of hla views on overall atratl Irnvolod nil iiioiind tha globa ns nn .las|iar .Ml i.evy picked iiji Mia. ' Tolland county's history. where they attended a three day ruga, mnttreaara, old clothes, presented by the .Manchester De­ P I.I'S : Rnnniil Reagan In The General, smiling and wav­ velopment Commission. uel .1 Turkington laid today egy during aeaaiona with the Joint nniinal Irninoi. Ho has l>acn in .Mavai-.and pliiood liar on Ilia tram "VENDETTAf' The suit stemmed from an acci­ course on "Funeral Service Ad­ Mre. Domealoa Veaco hats and so on, and the materi­ he will keep hla office open to­ “BEDT1.ME FOR BON'/.O" ing, wore his familiar crushed of­ al need not he clean. "The Town of Manchester ta Oiiefs, vleiting here after the out­ Africa Hiul India, and says ha ha.s cvhoii they latt tha aity. She wa.s. dent Nov. 18, 1949 on the W'llbur ficers cap with it "scrambled eggs" vancement" and "Funeral Manage­ Mra, Domenlca Veaco. 79, of 48 night from 7 to 8;S0 o'clock In break of the Korean war. Theoi mada thirty-one trips brtwaan this also antaitained by .Mary Marparat l% n ITAOl/ CYosa parkway In Tolland when a ment" conducted by Northwestern Clinton street, widow of Uberttno Trucks will cover the whole one of the fastest growing com- • order to aernmnindate late- visor and a long army overcoat. munllles In the Eastern United views were sn Intimate part o| ocairtry and Knropa. Ha was with .MaBi :da. radio iicraonality, in Naw | J I 'V OUIOINAl V 'V# trailer truck hit a car operated by University through the courtesy Vesco. died last night at the Man- j town, and if your rags have eoiuers The town clerk's office Seated beside him was Mayor Vin­ not been taken in by tomorrow -States. The dynamic growth of the , MacArthur's analyoia of the Ko» both tha Barnum and JtiiiKlinK York. H I K ID S! Added Shorts! Neil Goodrich of Willlngton. cent R. Impellitteri In a blue top­ of the Massachusetts Funeral Di­ cheater Memorial hospital after a Is in Ihe Municipal building. r«an war, and he has exprea.sed Girons oonipania.s (yvor 70. lie is Two ihildian wara born to tlia OF .AM, a g e s : HAVE VUDR PARTY, Goodrich waa awarded S20.000, rectors Association. short illness. Born in Italy, she noon, call 6988. town requires long range planning coat and a gray homburg hat. Get the rags out by the them repeatedly In dl.scus.s1ng tha| apdo H.s a man tiulf his apa. and Mavars, a dniiplitcr who livas in ] ^ *ni Hit S*tnn'Omsrfs .AND GROWN-I PS. TOO B.A.Nt|IJE1 UK WEDDINU hla wife, Alice, $500; and the third had been a resident of thla town and. In order to accomplish this, campaign with all hia viaitora. | oiijoys dancinp. botli round and .Now Ilavan. and a .son wlio t.s9iii i occupant of the car, Barbara Cton- Also In the car were Grover street early. The trucks atari planning, the Manchester Develop­ O»0 Omlf SMf* •lOIN THE FI N [,F?Ts 'TA K E a SHORT, d r i v e RECEPTION IN Boys of Chib Park 112 who plan for 35 years and waa a member of WH, uWe rfc.ner. on ri.in, pHr« - .hor1. , r .? f.c .M square whanavar ha hna tha op­ umloitakar in Naw 5’oik City. nell of Fall River, Ma.,.-., $500. A. Whalen, the city's "official the Alpina Society and St at 8 a. m. If it raina, please ment Commission has determined history of Uie community. At the f90tur*r>g AT THE SPECIAI, ON BOL'TE 5 TO . . . greeter," and MaJ. Gen. Courtney to go to East Hartford tomorrow befor. thr .prinll n..h .t.rU . Trndr in .«..r ol,l-. .r portunity I GAVEY'S The driver of the truck wa., Earl are asked to be al the Washing­ James's church. keep the rags under cover, the that ideas and thoughts of citizens | same time, the future progress of New York, April 20—(JT—Th# Mrs. Mayai wa.s only three years | I I AL LAVAfiFS Bassett of Dodge. “MiMis. Whitney, the GencraTa aid. ton school by 1:15 p. m They will She leaves a son, Paul J. Ve.sco; coinmiltee a.ska. .Mam heater eah be better planned American Broadcasting company . new 1931 > ..h AirHMr. .h. «orlH . mo,, Kiddies' Matinee PHONE SWII of the (ommunity are essential to! did whan aha first appeared with I’liblic H uc'ords dif 0 4 v h Mgm V*r9 mm4 C«« Judge 'William Shea presided A throng gathered outside the leave at 1 ;30, two daughters. Airs. Joseph If you wiah, rags may be their program and Ihe commission wdien We ha\’e some knowledge of said today it had received a re- mo,|pm rar! c the Banuim oirous. Sha was thair COtO«fi/l A PRIVATE IIENLNU RUO.M and the state waa repre.sented by , Waldorf-A.storia hotel burst into Piretto and Mra. Joseph Levrio; brought to 470 Main street, Ihe past experience I port that General Douglas Mad- MOIION PiCTURt ICfMMT Tomorrow at 1 P. M. has hit upon the idea of Ihe (on- first girl midpal and her height Warrantee IVada State's Atty. Donald C. FIske and I cheering when the General's aulo- a slater. Mra. Louise Barrera, all opposite the post office, or to lest "Your Manchester Today ' m ' Ihe InvMi government must he I Arlluir ha.s docuiuenta "proving PRESENTING I that Ihe Joint Chiefs of Staff had was only thirty-two inohas. H er, Gaorpa II. and Gcorpa B. Wil­ Atty. Joel Reed. inobila appeared from the hotel's of Manchester; one brother, Jo ­ Ostrinaky's junk yard on Glen- order to publicize the citizens' | ('ontinually alerl to the growth of death oooiirrad in .luna of last year. , liams to .1 Raymontl and Bernard »e^r r, V Ogi I '•« I g.A^ig^ae* as ON Ol'R STAGE underground garage. F u n e ra ls seph Veaco. and a sister, Mra. wood street. Ihe rommunity and must expand cqnciirred with him In extending Ideas the Korean war.” Your Best Bet for the I Fopaily. property on Broad street Kiddies' .\mati-ur Show Headed by 86 motorcycle po­ Marie Ocleppo, both of Italy, and ■'Ttie contest is the means where- | ila faelllltes to keep up with these General Gets several nieces and nephews. rg’ I W liairy Enpiand to William L. STATE Glastonbury Thoator lice. the 50-car motorcade turned M'. Frank Early by citizens and their families par- | thanges The program of Ihe De- ' 'Die network said ABC Corre- I \ north on Park Avenue for Cen­ TTie funeral will be held from her sides her parents, ihe leaves a ; spimdent Richard Rendcll cabled I ow n Mercer, prtiperty on Antunin street 5IAN( HESTER ------ON THE SCREEN ------The funeral of W. Frank Early, ticipate and exchange their Vidopinenl I'oinmission eiiq'ha.sl.ses and to Carl M. and Gartnida PHONE 8857 Hero Welroine tral Park where thousands of late home, 43 Clinton -street, at Hister. Elaine Marie Pieaick; licr from Tokyo that he had learned MONDAY "5 LITTLE PEPPERS of 154 Highland street, who died 8:30 Monday morning, followed by paternal grandparents. .Mr. and thoughts eoneeimng Maiuhe.slei s this important prohleni ' Years Ahead is ‘ Omark, property on Plymouth school children were waiting to The "Wdiat is Your ML^" senes It "on lilgliest authority. " .\ flverliseiiieiit MATINEE ONLY IN TROUBLE" “Operation Pacific" of a heart attack yesterday morn­ a solemn requiem mass at 9 at SI. •Mrs. Bole.slau Pieatck; her ma­ future. The contest reaches not Informed of Ihe report, a Mac- lane, and al.so properly on Ply- Starts .At 2 P. >1. shriek a welcome. which have been running now for The PEIS . . . CARTOONS John Wayne. PmtrMa Neal, (Contliiiiod from Page Owe) ing while working around hla Jamea'a church. Burial will be In ternal grandparents. Mr and Mrs only persons «ho enter the eonlesi Artluir spokesman said "No com­ onf « r bnil, •» mouth lane to Halan C. Rubin at ADMISSION “Save America” several weeks is also part of the „ « « « . ratllo-proof AIrflyla <:on.lr»c,ion. Tha ona car I.O.ADS OF FFN FOB A IX ! W’ard Bond—olao home, will be held at 2:30 toinor St Jamea'a cemetery. Raymond Sullivan; her paternal but thoughts are exchanged to m e n t " Nollra la hereby Ifiven that, in al Children 50r bands and thousands of marchers "Come nn, MacArthiir. save Friends may call at her late great grandparents, Mr. and Mra. others who read their vire s cointnission's plan to a<'(p.alnt A ., p ,„ yon back a. you rfriva - orar 25 mllr, a «all^ wcordanca with tha provisions of Malcolm W. Builow to Henry J row afternoon at Watkin.s Funer­ Adtills 71a Tax Inal. “Insurance Inventinator" It was met by a pew burst of America.” shouted one spectator al Home, 142 Ea.st Center street home from Saturday evening until N'aoieon Boiichird, and her ini- "A s one of the plativeiv ne« I'll nl residenl.s, old and new with in tha >'aah Slalraman at a»ara«a highway ,paad. Ho ootion 2. of tha Knhdivlston Bap- Audrey I.,ong .Mure than 70 per rent of the SUN., MON.. TUKS. cheers as it turned into r5ty Hall whose strong voice echoed above Rev Fred R Edgar, pa.stor of the : the hour of the funeral. ternal great grandmother. Mis. residenl.s o( M.iin hesier I hrd d j little known or overlooked facts fiiinllies in the I ’nlled States owh y n n ahaad In anjoymani, too - with Ilytira-Matlr Driva. dntlons for tha Town of Manahas- the roars of the crowd. I rrangements are in chaige of Great Childi'en’a Show plaza for the official reception South Methodist church, will offi­ Catherine Sullivan. very interesting to Irani ahoul tlie nimiit .\liini licsier iiiilcmotiiles. Airlinar Raalining Saat. Twin Bad,. ^ aathar Kya ‘.»,am . •T. adoptad May 7th, 194(>. tha Last Day Saturday ceremonies. Sidewalks along Park Aventie ^ W. P ()ui.sh. The fuiieril will be held to­ '. .Bid of niraotors and tha Town Saturday at 2 P. M. were packed seven and eight deep. ciate and burial will be in the East SUlaan gorgaou. naw 1951 ...... for ararr ,.nr« At 12;50 p. m (e.s.t.l, the pa­ Cemetery- morrow morning al 10:30 from Ihe ’lannlnp f'onunission, actinp B U R N S I D E r r “Operation Paclfle,” one hour The General, seated in the right I Susan J. Plealek rade reached Ctty Hall for formal Friends may call at the funeral W. P ljulsh Funeral Home. 22.5 and purpo«a. , .rntly. will hold a Public Haarinp t Mtr» id MMONStf • of Cartoons. Chapter 8 of “Pi­ reeeption ceremonies. rear seat, waved a gloved hand at Susan Jean Pieaick, two year old Mam street, and at 11 at St Bnd- '.11 the quostnm of final approval Brttv <*r«btp Morrlft rates of the High Seas.” An estimated 85.000 people flll- the noisy acclaim home this evening from 7 to 9 30 ! daughter of Mr and Mrs .lohn B. gefs rhiirrh Burial uill be m .St. the followinp Subdiviaion Plan: IlNB _ _ _ ’£ m Police had difflrully holding the Picsirk. of 30 Coliimhus street, died TRADE NOW l.ala Albright It', Trnly A MagBiSrent Spot I Hrldgefs remeterv MAP OF T A U , MK Stepl.tn McNIllT • Gail RUSStll ■ Uti NICOl crowds back at some points. John J. Mills ey at St. Francis hoa]iital last night, Friends may call at the fimernl Keith's •'SIFRRA An estimated 500.000 people l- iincr.ll services for John J. Mul- I'.REF.N MANOK ESTATF.S M ISTFjr* If You Aet Today You Oaa following n short illness. home from seven this evening until for a Better Deal on a Better Car ADDITION NO. 2 — ON THE 8A.ME SHOW jammed Times Square alone. vey, nf 48 South Hawthorne street. She waa bom April 18. 1949. Re- the hour nf Ihe funeral. MANCHESTF-R, CONN. PASSAitF/’ • PROPERTY OF ; . Wa(tDisnei/s GREEN MANOR.ESTATES, INC. I SATURDAY DANCE PARTY BOLAND MOTORS Saala- 1” — 100'’ Marr.h 19. 1951 ' STOP MAIX-OEM M. CEATRE, C E. * Son. "^rngrnrr \ »llr)" la rf»lor AT THE LEGION “YOUR HOME TOWN NASH DEALER” ARSOfnATEB ria« “Rpdtimp For Bonto** 1W M B 0 BEING DEAF Tliis said haarinp will be held at (O.w !(• UCHNiemOR 3«9 CENTER ST,. AT WEST CENTER, TEL. 4079 tha offioa of tha Board of Dim - F,AS\ FREE PA9KINO Members! Come and Bring Your Friendsl FOR FULL ONLY PRICE tors in the Muntripal Buildinp, in Note! “.Air Cadet” and “Dumbo” $ 6 9 i0 tha Town of Manahaatar on Will Not Be Shown On Aanounelng the amazing new rCE.SDAY, MAY lit. 1951, Monday -Matinee Tony O’Bright and His Orehestra Acouatlcon SPECIAL Hearing at EIGHT P M. l*V bA V iiIilU / Aid . . . the mll-purpoae hear­ ^ ’FT"- ^ ! All parsons Intaraatad ara hara- M0NI).\Y ing old nt the extremely low T * i .,1 i.r . BLOCK W.ARDENS NEEDED FOR CIVIL DEFENSE I by notified to appear at tha above Door Priie price ef only $89.50 complete. : time and show oansa, if any they MATINEE ONLY PLEASE FILL IN THIS COl PON AND MAIL TO Brttv OrabU laOB Mr<'Alli«ter SKIN RECEIVER MUX MlUt ' have, why said plan shall not be l>Rn llRlIey Hm. FhllliM — ON OUR STAGE — No receiver in your ear, with CIVIL DEFENSE HEADQUARTERS ^ approved. Pine “Call Me "A Yank ,vLn"Snow White the new DR-1 akin receiver. No Dated at Manchester, Connacli- Mister” In Korea” ear buttons, no headband, no I out, this l«th day of April, 1951, \ In r«l«r) 1:49- - 8:19 AND TIIK 7 DWARFS” pressure, nothing in either ear. I John H. Lappaii, Pharmacy ft:30-9:80 Door 0|H*n At 1—Start* At Z Ask to see it with the Acoustl- Bacratary of tha Board of 664 Center St., Tel. 2-9811 TONIGHT con SPECIAL hearing aid. Hun.: * *» n g r t ir e Vellejr,** r«lor . . . Phonf . ' Diraotors of tha Town of Don't Put It Off Another Day. I Manohastar. Conn. ALONG M ITH OUR USUAL ASSORTMENT Mall the coupon right now for OF DELICIOUS THINGS TO EAT, WE'LL FEATURE complete details or free home tryout. No cost, no obligation. STEAMED CLAMS IT YOF C.AN'T COME IN. irs m\m fOR bgi MAH. THIS COUPON NOW. APRIL 24-25 — HOT PIZZA — HRST SHOWING ACOUSTICON CHARTER OAK STREET GRILL OF HARTFORD liEGULAR PRICES 120 CHARTER OAK STREET 18 ASYLUM STREET HT^. 2-2^22_Roor^301 OnCy Gentlemen: M Plea.se arrange FREE home CROSLEY tfu y o u t ______..'.I 9 lyoutke AT THE J Please send me full information | ilglM^CUAA, CAVEY^S CENTER SHELVADOR OAVcCtwCtA/, CoMAV. I Nome ...... I I Address ...... | TONIGHT |T”_ _ _ _ J Popular Family Size with a laurenci DANCING FUN ENTERTAINMENT Open Daily 9 A. 51. to 5:80 P. 51. WITH THE Saturday 9 A. M. to 4 P. 51. OLIVIER Other Hours Bv .Appointment. ^TOUROFUS'' BA TTERIES FOR ALL .M.AKES Full-Width FREEZER CHEST ^ c . Lucky You . . . ENTERTAINMENT DELUXE! Brand now 7.5 on. ft. niodol with big full Notice width FKKKZKK CHKST that hold.s up to 40 Ib.s. Ilf frozen food.'t. Famou.s Crosloy Slndv- ador gives you 1.49 eii. ft. of stoiage .space FINE FOOD COOKED THE W AY Zoning Board of .\ppeals $ YOU WANT IT TO BE in the door. It donlile.s your "front row" re­ 239-95 In accordance with the require­ frigerator .space, triples bottle space. No Louely You . . . LEGAL BEVERAGES ments of the Zoning Regulations other refrigerator gives von these extra of the Town of Manchester, Conn., features at as low a price as Cro.sley. liidqat Tarnu: S IS Monthly ^ O O P ^ Wofric/ the Zoning Board of Appeals will ’■XCIUSIVI hold a Public Hearing on Monday, ■NaasTMUff April 30, 1951. at 8 P. M„ in the / More of Two Shows Dally Hearing Room of the Municipal Carter's "Thun Thoot"...... 1.50 Matinee 2:.10 P. M. Building on the following applica­ Saturday!... Last Day To Get / tions; Evening: 8:10 P. M. CURRICUU-CURRICULA Raymond J. I^urent for per­ your favorite A diniple-dot initon . . . a .sun confection to pleaaa every bu.sy niKther of a bu.s.v t(illnw \oung gicrn, pink hhie. GET YOUR DIPLOMA approximately 3’ closer to street 1 to 4 t ears. line than regulations allow at 158 AT Irving Street. Residence Zone A. Washable Oscar Johnson for extension of Purchase of PANDEMONIUM STATE permission to flic and repair saws Carter's "Jumpo Jomo' 1.98 in basement of home and to have a small .sign for same attached to Bedroom Suite ' Co-Wad Musical Ratnie dwelling at 90 Summit Street. A night oi day a .sleep or play cotton cunning IN Residence Zone B. we re in>'mling Hb.no- Nylon Crepe f( » M r e TECRXICOIaO* for your growing Jill No buttons. It's all'elastlclxed. John Mitchell for permission to hitrlv free of 4‘xtri ronl t" And. tiarter's dimplc-dot knit looks sweet without riohn Derrk l>Un« L>oa VERPLANCK AUDITORIUM . . a inHUio.n.n ami .spring "ith ironing- Sun yellow, coral, tuiqiimse ijiri's siaea, 4 erect, free-.standing, red. two- "KIM.I OF '9|1KBW4»0I) faced Neon sign. 3' x 4', 2' from any iK'droom .nuitr' piin'ha.s«*(1 to 14 veal a. 1, FOttK8T“ Tonight and Tomorrow Nifht before pm Saluiday. C%rtf ' street line, to bo used in conjunc­ riu« Marllonuld These two ilem.s leKularly prh - !| “SONG or 8VRIIKNDEII'’ tion with used car sales at 367 Hostess Robes CI RTAIN 8:15 P. M. Oakland Street. Residence Zone A. ed $42 DO Small (lo\* n payment, m d t c eoLon month.a tr» pay. ijCHILDIIIN*M«» Tickets Ai Door General $1.00, Reserved $1.25 Bertha McFayden for permis­ sion to conduct a child day care center for 4 children, in home at 80 Starkweather Street. Residence tin T^chnleoUr. “ rail M* Zone B. Son: iMUlpr** pint “ The W f f i x ’* John J. Hahn for pcrmi.sslon to Reclining Chair reflnlsh furniture in garage at 70 Color television is a thrill of tomorrow . . . "Colorvi$ion$" by Gay Togs, is a fashion thrill Twenly-Si'xlh Anniversary Linden Street. Residence Zone A. The robe that la w-orth Its weight In Raympnd Thomas for permis­ toeJay' . , exciting all summer! Tailored in wonderfully new "Ruffie," the durably wrin­ HARTFORD sion to use proposed budding, and a Footrest! four-leaf clovera — that driea-ln-a- temporarily, for storage of scrap kle textured pre-shrunk cotton that requires no ironing . . . juit wash 'em . . . wear 'em MmiiumYwsuitj paper, rags and scrap iron on and mix wonderful combinations of color to your wardrobe's content! wink that won't wrinkle — became CONCERT Hartford Road (west of No. 624). it s made of a wonderful combination ALL IN PERIO N Business Zone II. $0.50 Thomas Ataniam for permission SHORTS ...... 2.98 CO LO RS: TV O R A N G E of nylon and acetata. Gracefully to erect undersized dwelling on Be ready to take advantage of ev- BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB .'tnuth side of Sunset Street (232’ VIDEO GREEN belted, proudly pocketed and pipefi in C A M ISO LE T O P ...... 2.98 riy waim sunny Spring day . ^ . East of Village Street). Residence TELECAST GOLD with thla lawn chair. Hardwood ehaik white — the perfect robe for MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 23. 1951 Zone B. * SLEEVELESS S H IR T ...... 2.98 folding frame, detachable footreat PATTI Donald G. Morrison for permia- COXIAL COPPER Reinforced atriped duck aeat and your at-home hours Lime, coral, VERPLANCK SCHOOL AUDITORIUM slon to build addition to rear of SKIRT ...... 3.98 NETWORK NAVY hack. A apecial value. ^ nav\ 12-20. dwelling which will be 18 inches closer to side line (Parker Street) FLY-AWAY JACKET ...... 3.50 SIZES; 10-18 • See Our Summer Collection! PRKSENTINa than regulations allow at 3 Ste­ • 10 Styles of Summer Chairs Alao available in abort lengtba. phen Street. Residence Zone A. PEDAL PUSHERS ...... 3.98 SPORTSW EAR DEPT. PHYLLIS DUVAL. Soprano Rose Bablneau for extension of • 22 Styles of Outdoor Gliders NE:\y YORK permission to conduct beauty par­ lor In home and sign for same at • 20 Styles of Summer ChaLses FREDERIC E. WERNER, Conductor 25 Palm Street. Residence Zone A. T*: FR E E PARKING la paved lot beaMe atore . Opea Sottnday • A. M. to 8:M P. K. Matthew Moriarty for permlo- It. PAUL CHETELAT, Accompanist :.;on to erect m goaoUne station In n accordance with revised plan, on • y w O F MANCHESTER LUJhi Tieketj Available From Membora Or At Tha Hartford Road, Comer of Camp- field Road. Busineas Zone n . Verplanck Auditorium R O B E D E P T . BURTON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP. All peraona interested may at­ JACK LEONARD tend this hearing^ C - .1 r. Zoning Board of Appeals. tiwtiiadi W, H. Stuck, Chairman. Illsl MAIN i ST l OPPOSITE v HIGH s SCHOOL / n y z / t i h u h t E. R. Kennedy, Secretary. /•.

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housing problem facing the Green of officers at the May meeting I land, 2nd vice president of Ro- contest now being sponsorcfl by putting up of the posters through school. She mentioned two plans were-: Mrs. diaries House, Mrs. I tary International was the official that organization. Mrs. Baymond Btamlty, Jams* Jonea; Aga of the whole performance, even t o , Present Play which have been conslclerccl for John Biirkle-v and Mias Marjorie CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS Dual Program Dist. Session I representative of Proslclcnl Arthui Schallc'r. a member of the commis­ tionging. Arthur Koeatler: Neither Snow While and the Seven Dwarfs putting up and taking dowm the | sion urged all to enter the c-ontost, handling the situation. Roth plans Loldholclt. I ' O m. • Ijaguex of Rotarv International lio n Show Five nor Three. tents. I to. put their ideas Into writing, invcdvo jiossiblo double sesslcinlng The attenclanci- jirize was won | POWER CLEANED A movie film was shown In slow and brought the president's greet- I To PTA Group Candlemas Bay, By Cub Scouts U1 tlotariaiis and to contribute toward building which Is not entirely satisfactory hy Mrs. Slanle-v Savlski's sec-ciiid Bound the Bend, N. S. N om ay . motion bringing out every little I mgs to the assembly. but which can help temjyorarlty. grade. / n u anrhrsirr nntl I irinity Following Wednesday night's I a better Mancbcslcr. ^P^o A id D rive Farewell to Otterly, movement of the famous trapeze Miss FJsIhcr GiHii.strom was Chosen lo serve as a nominating 1 banquet an entertainm ent was ptit PaKlnaton: Murder on the t artists, this had the Cubs spell­ Hijih School P la y ers ccillc'd upon to explain the entical 1 c-ommlltce and lo prc.seni a slste n i n u I-M < \ N ?) 11( r \NKs I v s 'i \I I 1 I) B a n k 's. H. Paul: Impudent Rifle. Pack Four Displaylji Lo* bound and was immensely en­ Loral Delrgalrs Keport ' 'in that thrilled the group. On Fih^^Be H d d Next Wed* D??k Pearce: Mr. Tilley Takes a coinotivcH in Miniature joyed. Iht Convention Held Thursday the Rotary Anns were (iivc Prize M in n in ji walk. Bradford RhP»* Awards Are Presented the guests of Deerfield Acaclemv at luncheon and a visit lo the hls- Trufjoily at M eeliii{» M c K i n n e y b r o s . [aciday ETcning at the Burton: Jenkins' Ear. Odell and Ami Hears I>c^liirc The following were recipients of In Greenfield, Mass. Willard Shepard: Fort Everglades achievement award badges: Ernest “RHUMBA BOGIE” ...... Hank Snow lc)iiral parts of Old Deerfield. S K U A(.K D ISl’OS VI. ( (). [VeiplandK School y G. Slaughter: Flower ^ r Tyrell, Robert Belanger, James Tliursdny evening was the confer­ I A 2 .too year old play was the Catherine. Frank Swlnnerton; To Pack 4. Cuh Scouts, at Its last ...... Gc'iip Autry |■■rc'su^cnt Carl Furay of Iho ence banquet with Hon Orlo M. Barrett. Raymond Coama, Robert “I LOVE YOU BECAUSE” ...... Ifcicu.s of attention Wc-diiesclay 130 IVarl Si. Trl. .Manrlirslrr ^ v e and Be Wise. meeting at Center church, ob­ Manchester Rotary Club, waa a Brecs the speaker, followed by an M n d iM U r w«ri be given the Lathrop, Peter McGuire, Tucker evening at the Green P T.A. meet- ' Star Quality. N. P. C ^ a r d , Witch served the theme of the month. Anderson. George Tabor, Ronald “ MOCKIN’ BIRD HILL” ...... c\llpn-Hritt member of the panel of six repre- entertainment hour. ^-opportunity to review the lateet Present from Manchester were PiSTKer*. .Te^^atnyn Ui»ap rnilriiadmK. with several tables Wnibel. Keith Boeku.s, Harold .scntatlve clubs which dl.scussed ing. The play, "Antigone" was j ■pring nnd eummer faahlon* for P<'arance. rhlBp Sanden, Norman Soticy, Leo Hic- “ BEAUTIP'UL BROWN EYES” -Imim.v Wakeley Presiclenl and .Mrs Carl Furay, excellently presented by the Sock set up with operating train mod­ the benefits that .iri.se> from Ro­ President elect and Mrs. Harry fro men end children et the Ver- kox, Kenneth Ames, Raymond and Buskin dramatic group of 1 els, aa well as nianv cilsplay.s of Newtpn, Anthony Marino. Ronald tary meetings, at the .Sjiring Con­ Xtaiciment. .Secretary elect Mr. and ilnnck echool euditorium next Wed- Mancliosler High school. It was ' sMdoy night. The ehow i» titled j old time models as handicraft of Smith, James Barbero, Ronald ference of the 2!ilst District of Ro­ •Mrs. Rus.sell W righi. Treasurer .Mr Spring Time and Mrs. John Barnini and Mr and I liard to believe that such a ma- *I>erby D«y Feehloni" end ie TalcollviUe the Ciths. Set up cm the stage waS Gerard and John Conklin. The fol­ tary International held at Green­ Mrs. William Stearns. ■tonaored by the Soroptomiete i a large window display size repli­ lowing Cubs were Graduated to field. Mass . on Wednesday and itiire Interpretation eould be given Annual Block Dance- nub for the benefit of the local Private ownership of homes in ca in fram e o f the famotiH steam Boy Sc-outs and received Cerlifi- Thursd.ay of this week, .More than the well known Greek tragedy by IS ' cates: Lee Belcher. Alan Weiss, Pottertoh^s Plana are being complclc-d for BURN Cancer drive. model of the Southern Pacific's .’■.nil delegates of the Rotary' CluOs Talrollvllle has resulted in a new LARGE ST()CK— ALL SPEEDS. 3:i. L>. 78 the Annual Block Dance to he hc-Icl a group of tc-enagers. The audi­ MiM Barbara Keller, noted , Chief roaring through the night j Charles Van Aiisilall. .Stephen in thi.s district taxed the facilities NTHRACITE- facade along the mam streets. on May 4 at the c onclu.sion of Boy.s ence. whieh ineluded members of Itylist for Jantten will travel here with lights hcaming and sleani ; Hubbard and John Quigley. ot the Wc'ldon hcitc-l during the two samm AT THE CENTER 5:i9 511 MAIN STREET ami (JirLs week sporiNored by tho the Green .school ciighth grade wins from New Tork to serve as narra­ Previously a calm, placid exterior belching. Aftc-r appropriate rail­ day conferenc e ManchcHtcr Rotary (’lub. enthralled by the presentalion tor and Miss Loniae Hawley will was the keyn.^te of road singing by the group led bv Perry Ileay of .Manrliestc'r, Eng- Aldo PiKaiii is the ihairm an o f 'and waa very generous with fii- aerve as make-up artist. Terry a The homes. In the past, had all Cuhmaster Klmore (^ibsoii, the GOAL TIME this event which will be held In jvorBhle comments after the play Beauty S^oi* personnel will sup- . boen owned by the Talcmlt Hroth- sec'ond tiart cif the program com- Legal Notices the Parkinp Area of the First Na­ I Mrs Helen Page .Skinner, high I’ ri'iiare Now For \Vnrm • ervise the hair styling. ■ ers and in recent years by John meni I'd. GUARANTEED Women'! faahion.a will he pre- | tional Store.s on Main street. Plans school teacher and coach of Sock Weather .\head Tnlcott. Jr N'-w the majonly of f'ubmasti-r .lac’k Kninlsen intro- i-i:' 'ii.vrt; Id'M ill aented by Blairs. Childrens fashions the homes are individual^ owned llui.M far call for dancing; from K and Buskin, helped to "set the , isr\. duceci .Tame.s B. Ho.vc’ of H artford, WATCH ■ 1 f T til. I >1 st r!»t to 12 with a Rood orchestra and a stage" by giving a brief history by Tot'a N Teens, shoes by Giis- and are now t'cmg indiv .luall.V The beloved fairly tale, "Sni'W White and the Severn Dwarfs will a me miic’i of tin* Circus I-'ans Aa- I7t!i •lii> ■f .vpnl. 'tafaon and flowers by McCarthy’s j;ood time is td 'dtdfe for all. Mr. of the Gree k tragedy and the , treated. New coals of paint hay reiiite to life next .Monclav, matinee onl.v, starling at 2 p. m. ox the siicintion of America, whose holi- RUSCO LET’ S GET ACQUAINTED F. Hunt I Papani and his committee are also background leading up to the ae- Florist shop of Rockville. been given to many and a variety stage of Slate at Mnneliesler. The excellent New ^ ork by is following tlie circus wher* REPAIRING Tickets may be obtained from t'hriBiiA Frctirrirk-1 working on additional feature.** to tlon portraved in "Antigone" of color can Iw loumi will |iresc-nl a miisieni stage version of the famiiiM story embellished ( ’ciinlilnalicin scn-i'ii anil w i n d o " . F.asy e ve r It might he Every sumiMT in •t -i i»:!itnrf dr-1 make this event a memorable one to operate. In* .any of the above name "■'* Russell W right. The.se event.s are sia.sm that jnipils Jiad In sc-eklng latest’ decoriitmg books. Amidst mc-nls of the Faure Sonata In A '•ir I'r -hfit*' « ifTif In ('ohiinl , M ,,s-,.•-'ll'i , all_i| open rvr>r> 1/■« to 4the Virt miKli/spublic fmit* free r\fo f dx'iucvsvcharge. I>i.«trif'» nil til- 2ht!i ilAv nf Apnl. o.tl. ‘ ,, , . meinber.ship. the importance of tins'tliirry of painling and luilier- Hnino Duhaldci. Mam h.-sler vio- majnr. GAUDET Why Don H You Try Us ! ARNOLD 0. ARONSON Ing. the siiring weather has sent ' Chewing Wrigley’s At ? nrirnk u. th** flft.‘rnnnn. and ihnf pupils will elect good rhnriieler In onler to remain for a warm home New books recently received at ; „ ■ . .11 V, I, „ ,1 tiw. .ndin In addition to numc-rous appear- .lEW EI.ERS nntirc bo Klv^n to aII p. runns int- ro,.!. I the To\vn Officers while anyone many outside to start landacai>ing llnist. Will be he r, in th ,,„„^ber m.isle eoncerls, a meinher; the fun and soeiabillly the Mary Cheney Library Include . 8»l MAIN HT. o*i in A«ifi of8t«tr of !hA ponilrnry nf | may enter the Talent Show by con- MANCHESTER 7691 the follow-lng works: I their newly aecpiired pn>[>erty. broadc ast over W DKf at H' ytr pubnlclo was violin soloist (Am iss Kriim St. Jiimi-a'a Church) enjoyed hy all and the fart that YOU CAN BET ON IT Spearmint Gum ALSO, MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE DISCOV­ aa‘i4 ftppIirfctloM ATui tho ilmr an'l tacting RUJWll Wright. they receive training in the finer | Arthritis and Comnian Sense. 1 l.ieiitenaiil Donald Freeman re-' tonight, in the- progiam p il■•.l•nlc•d |,,,, y,,.,,. y iHi ihi' llaitfcncl plAT^ n( h4»arinc by publiBltJng I ______!point.*i o f dram atics D. D. Alexander; Mo.icmv-on-tlu- eently rcM ailed to active serviee tiy the' H a ilfoid .Sc hool of .\Iu.-cic: Seined of Mo.-i. Symptiony m ■ A ropy nf thlA fdor in immo now5-i ERING WHAT FINE MERCHANDISE WE CARRY j Bnalneaa Meeting Held for eemplefe details "ALWAYS ONE STEP AHEAD Hiidaon. M K. Argus, pseiidniivm: ; and stationc'd at Foil Devens m Ass.icialion .and WDRC.' Mr Du- ih e.slri .if whicti he i.s an ac:llvr Aids Digestion pRpor having a rirriilatl'-n In aai'l Pia- R i i a f - Tall Ships io Cathay, Helen Au­ Mas.saehuaotls, was homo Hus *rtC"II t ie. Cleveland C clnml w 11 n I n Rpti for tho r'''t' necticuf will go ahead with the I'hasr of filmstrips. Cheme and Grant: Gulf Coast coniniillee la made up of Mrs. Wil­ SALESWOMEN digestive juices and often helps HOTPOINT THE FULL LINE -f An.1 n thr 17th day f)f April.' t! I purrhaso of $300,000 worth of A letter wa.« rend from the com - I country. Hoddtng Carter and An­ liam Russell, Mrs. Zlgmund Gozdt, 1 QcM. G. E. Willis and relieve the discomfort that eximes Impdirnl supplIoB, rpprnrfllrH.s mittee of the Manchester Develop- | thony Raguatn; Mr. Lincoln's Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. John PrpB^nt, Cla\ton K Hunt, Judg of after eating. what support Is received from the ment Commission In charce of the THE BARTLEH-BRAINARD GO. Armv. Bruce Catton; How to Grow Grosvenor. They will meet each Kptut** of CY'crg# F. Howaril. lat»* of Son, Inc. Vegetables, L. C. Cosper: Ymir , Then, too folks find the flavor AI.L STEEL KITCHENS FV->ll'*n. In BR1<1 ni!8trirt. clorrq.apci fodoral pnvernment. Wedne.sday nfternoon at .1:30 in AMERICAN t Main Street Tel ins woomuNF s t u k k t im io m ; 2-1239. i i .a r t t o r o of Wnglcy s Sjiearmint Gum en­ Tbo Administratrix having niada State Civil Service Director Child's Mind and Body, Flanders 1 the Talc-oUville Ccmgregallona! r Dunbar. WANTED joyable. It is real, old-fashioned wnti^n applti'atinn to said (.'oLjri. In W illiam ^^esketh sair an 1 that "We need the stuff ant Raymond E. Gorman Forcea, Reuben Horchow; Riddle of , cn to ten. FORD EI.Ef TKK W ATER HEATERS to stockpile medical supplies as I Mrs. Henry Oledhill. Elm Hill We have two openings for .saleswomen. Experience the same kind of mint that grows ...and Delivor / lh«’ rofti pstat«- dosrrihotl thoroin U i.q MacArthur. John Gunlher: North soon as possible reg’anlles.s of Insurance Agency j road, returned home this w-e^k af- in many New England back­ ord^rofj that said application b4- h^^art.' of Manhattan, Harry Hansen; FMet I helpful hul not necessary. / at th^ T'robatf* Offlro in Cohjinbia. on Conjrressinnal action.” This item i ter ten days In the hospital. yards. Refreshing and long- .Viitn Inaiiranrr Does It, B. G. Hauaer: Wlldeniess | AM ANA FREEZERS th# 2fith day of April, 19.’ 1, at 10 o'clcK'k was slashed from the Fe Inaiiranrc J. E. Leonard: All About Spain. , of b^ givrn. bv publishing a copy of Appropriation.^ committee liLst train you . . . Learn while you earn. We will teach you this nrdrr In tha Manchiuitcr K54‘tilng 42 BrookHeld St. Te-I. «400 Georgia Long: Peraonnel Hand-I Herald, a newspaper having a rln tila* week book. J. P. Mee. editor; Far Side of merchandising, checking stock and ordering. • If you have a doctor’s BLACKSTONE AUTOMATIC I.At NPRT tlon in said District, at Iraat flve (lays Paradise, Arthur Mltener: Por- b#for# said day of hearing, knd that Rot) Lloyds Branrh ] fralt of a Turkish Family, Irfan BANTLY Man.v employment benefils, including: Vacations with prescriptioo lo be com­ return be made to this Court Orga: Literature of Crime. Ellery Attest. pay, discounts on purchases, promotions on merit, re­ pounded, and no one to Bom bay. India. April 20 .ff’ i--- | Queen, pseudonym, editor: Time ABC Al'TOMA'nC AND WRINGER WASHERS CLAYTON K. HUNT Ju'.ge Four gunman today made off with PRESCRIPTIONS for Tapioca, Charlotte .Stryker. tirement and sick p|an, modern employee lounge, group 1.200.000 nipoe.s i$27.'i,O00i from j O IL C O . send to a drug store, just AT A COUkT OF URORATK heH Compounded By Mro Of Book and Candle, John Van the Bombay branc h of I.loyd.s bank I Bell. insurance, and job .security. '""'■•"s'ShW'"® at Manrhe«t-r w:thin ai;d for th* .Many Veara Experience Druten; His Eve Is On The Spar­ telephone os. Our mes­ District of Ntanchesler on the 17lh after killing one person and wound­ row. ^ h e l Waters; Florence TEL. 5295 CLOCKS, TOASTERS, dav of April A. D. 19.M. ing three others in a daring day­ Nightingale. 1820-1910. C B. F. senger will call for the Present, -lOHN J. W'ALLKTT. light holdup In the heart of the Arthur Drug Stores W'oodham-Smlth.’ APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE fudge. IRONS, MIXERS Kstate Of ./oaeph L. laM#» Y>f In Jlctlon Raid, John Brick; Range and Fuel AMAZING prescription; deliver the Coma Home at Esren: Le Grand »• M.anchester, In^aalfJ District, dsc^ased W. T. 6RANT COMPANY compounded medicines. '■ On motibrt of fiussle L. Dt-Nies 'of Cannon: Operation Heartbreak. Sir Oil Distributors saiil \!anrhester. admlnlstrulrlx. A. D. Cooper: Morning Journey. sir. MAIN STICKKT— MANCHI-:.NTKIt No extra charge. Be sure uFtr>KKKD. That six months from James Hilton; Angry Mountain. 5,i:t MAIN ST. Hie 17th tiay of April. A.D.. bo Hammond Innes: From Here to LEWYT OFFER! to u'lephone us next time! and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors m-tthin which to bring ABC in their claims against said estate, and PINE the sat'l sflmmlstratrix is dlrer’.ed to give pul)lir tiictii.’ l.i the creditors to bring in thdr clfurns within said time PHARMACY allowed by publishing a cirpy of this 661 Center St. Tel. 2 '^81 order In some newspaper having a clr- APPLIANCE CO. rulLtion in snid probate c*lstrict, «*tth- Free Delivery 1n ten days from *he date of this order, and return make to this court of the 21 MAPLE ST. notice g:\4n TEL. 2-1575 JOHN J wALLf-rrr judge TEL. .->161. M.\N( HESTER 821-S28 MAIN STREET AT A L't>ri:T OF PRORATR hel.l at Manchester within and for the District of Manchester on the J7th da^■ of April A D. 19.M. SATURDAY'S WARD WEEK SPECIAL Present. JOHN J. WALLFTT Judge Estate of John Si'hueix. formerlt -.f Manchester. In saul District, an in­ capable person. The Manchester Tru.st Company Suc­ cessor Conservator, having exhlhtt-1 final aooTiunt with said estate to thl-* REG. 244.95 I S o W ^ 2 | This larga luxurious Court f'*r allowance. U is ORDERED That the 2nd day of TREASURE CHEST Ma>. 19.’>l. at ten o cb*rk. for*’noon. al the Probate <> tr- In the Munlcipiil yours for your old Rulldmu in said Manchester, be aiol vacuum cloanor th*' same Is asstgnod for w hearing on SA V E $2 5 -0 0 the allowance nf said ><<*011111 with sai'l whon you buy estate, ami this Court directs that no­ tho now LEWYTI tice of the tune am.' place aaslgrifd for said hearing b** given i.. k11 persons »♦ known to be lnt s b«'fore the du:’ iHightl of said hearing and by mailing tn a gond"Bro, S-M.f Wfiitr Sing Piny-Mates for hat ing fun r«'g:stered letter on or before April 3D $3.90 19.M a r*ipv of this order t*) Raymotid W hen you’re out and under tlu: surij— \ .Ir.htiSon, administrHtor c t.a of th- ittlo Soy Shorts Estat* of .John Schuetl, 7T/) Muin 10-20 /Vo rnattcr what the time of day. .•tree! Hartford. Conn. $3.79 -lOFIN J. WALLETT Judg* M il 'n match 'em to your play' iwQfdfith Cap ESTATE OF FRE:DERICK N BRUi- SMI White Stog'i OKUil.Y41 S.UM'I.OI H , lun- HAM Ifttf' nf ('tvonlry, in thp rr*»bat»' $1.95 Dt.«tpi«'t <‘*f (Vivt-nlry, tlFN’fn.Ht'ci. worthy, wosh-eoiy ond iron eoiy, too. In The AdmUii“(ratriji. r.t.n., having »’X- Coffee-Creom, Citrus Yellow, Pollen Gold, hii)il-'‘l h» r a'liiiinl.«tr.ition a<'«'Muiit with Soil Red, Depth Green, Turquoise, Cucum­ Mi'l ABiat*’ f > the ('ourt rif IT'ibi.t*' for aalti 'U]nt with I'aiil ostatr SWOPfRf an*l thiM n«urt dirorta the Admlnlatra- to 20 S-M I irix. r *..a. lo cite all peraons lntArp.5t«»d l $$.♦$ $S.9S This exclusive rug noxzle makes lhAr»’ln to appv.ir at aald Uiha and j Kitchen long Shorti I.«wyt Vacuum (Jleaner a great its an place. h>' pubUahIng thla ordrr one I Carpet Sweeper, too.’ time ill ffMint' nt'w.MpLpor having a rir-| to :o $3.9S TtM intTT it's the world's NOW YOURS FOR ONLY A FEW DQLLARS DOWN > iilalmn in aaid Diatrir-t. and b>’ p<'ft- i tnaotio to 1: g *'opv- 4>n the puhltr algn pnat n**ar- j lirst hifb-suctioD vacuum cleaner I*' lb*' plar*> wht'it* thf lt- ted to probate as p^r application on S«Hi|»iap!r, S file more fully app*'ars. It Is (As Seen Tn C harm ) ORDERED: That said application be It'a sheer beauty . . . and a little wiaardn', Loo— »7 .*l hrqrd anfl dAtsnnined at the- Probate this fine voile frock to "rtresa you up " while It cool* < ifflrs in roventry. Ir salo Dlslrict.-on like an ocean breeze; Of Ipiported Egyptian cotton, From sun-time Jo moon-time — no quick change nec- 10-10 $y.f* Stofi with o tink Add boi« cobinotf Then odd the wod the 26th day of April. A. D., 1951. at Tebelized for crease-resiatance and pre-ahrunk. In esFary— you're at your prettiest until curfew in thl* et your convonience cobinets yoo need 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that a light grey with green and grey plaid; grey with roae beautiful frock with its "embroidered look" bodice. ond disposer public notice be given of the pendency S*an Slier* and tau|>e (Aald; light blue with hello and blu* plaicL Sanforized Bate.s chambray. Butternut brown, grey S-M-l Rlnk4 from $99.05 from f45.f5 from $X-l-95 f said appli<’atlon and the time and Sizes 9 to 15. and aqua. Sizes !i to 15. 8.4 Cu. Ft Special Deluxe M-W Refrigerator Tcia<<' of hearing thereon, by publish­ $»-9« ing a copy of this order one time In Now 70 « can onjoy the modem convenience of • full-width freeier in a Deluxe-quality M-W at an extra-low ABC .4 >me newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy $ 1 0 .9 8 $ 1 0 .9 8 Ward Week priee. 42 Ib. capacity freezer includins 8 Iba. Ice. 4 ice c u ^ trays with Jiffy tray releases—2 with APPLIANCE CO. APPLIAHCE CO. thereof on the public sign-post In the Jiffy oibc rricaacs for instant Ice service. Full-iFidth Fmster Tray for small cuts of meal, extra ice cubes. Town of roventry. In said District at • 21 MAPLE ST. laast five da.5 s before said day of hear­ Food FWahener keeps 18-qta. fruit and vegetables garden fresh. Sealed unit wacfanted for 5 years. Save now. 21 MAPLE S H l ^ T TELEPHONE 2-1.57.5 ing. PHONE 2-157.5 THOMAa9 G. WELLEaS. Judge ■Hi

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1951 IIANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1951 rAGE SEVEN national vice president of the Am ­ w-k a . claimanfa father waa injured In erican Legion Auxiliary, Eastern town employ, and It aeemed the Local Delegates WTIC — Division. Ackerman Issued a flnjling on the their ipeetlpg thi* evening at the recent conversion to dial operation Ivorraine MrClatchey and Charles .amphibious landings at inchtm and Damage Suits aettlement waa depriving the First Mariiu‘8 (iri its part in the recapture of Rcoiil. M TB A — I0S.7 Mrs. William Kashman of Hart­ accident March 16th on the W il­ Orange HaU.'ln Vernon Center. In this area. Visitors will see the Wsrren, Jr. daughter of her Juat due. Reply To Attend Parley The divl.slon, commanded by ford. who la president of the past Rockville bur Cross Highway In Tolland Slight Fire new dial switching "equipment as I-Mue IJi'enaes Arthur Dmc Stores Today^sRodio WUAV - *10 was made that the payment of the presidents, will preside. The fire department was called well os other lelephonc facilities In A sub branch office of the Motor Fourth r.itation MaJ. Gen. Oliver P. Smith, had won Settled Here total Is on Installment over several stating that “negligent operation" I’resldi'iitial rltations for battle* at TRIURBES — BELTS W T^T — IMO A group of past president* of Six members of the local unit DRY PULVERIZED POULTRY MANURE of hia auto by Edward Lee Hud­ out y*sterd%y at 4:46 p. m. for an the building. Several exhibits of Vehicle IVpsrtment opened toilay StMdUtf THM more years; "the daughter is In the aiidlence-parllcipatlon fy'J'o in the Pollee (.'oiirt room. Memo­ Guadiileaiial, I’elelleu and Okinawa ELARTIC HORIERT - u u the local American Legion Auxil­ who plan to attend are Mra. Elmer son, 22. Norfolk, Va„ resulted In alarm from 'Bog 46 on Grand ave­ CRUTCHER — BRACES school and would appreciate Rice, .Mrs. Tlion-ia.s Dannaher. Mrs nue. The fire truck was already will be on display. rial building for the renewal of op­ Tokyo. April 20 oPl The U. .S in World W aKjl, prompt use of the net aum. and iary will attend the annual De­ FOR LAWNS AND GARDENS Dimes Fund the death of Thomas House, 27, a Expert Fitter* i7: Diroclors Approve Ac­ John Glenney, Mrs. Leon Bradley, responding to a still alarm when Su'lne Meeting erator’s licenses, the office to be First Marine djvlalon, filmed fm WONS—0»briel Heattfr. hof state of dependency also might partment past presidents luncheon member of the UWS Worcester and parley at the Hotel Garde, Mrs. W’llbur Little and Miss Bar­ Mouse died from a fractured skull the alarm was sounded. The fire Albert B. Gray. Oninty Club open for the remainder of the its part in Korea's bitter Changjin *’^5e-#trtl» tt . . WTHT—Lone Ranger. tion Aflviscfl by Town terminate If ahe either found work $1.80 por 80-Peund Bog, 4 Bogs for $9.50 Agent of the Tolland Coiiiily Farm month. Tlie hours for the office W 9BT—Nfwa't Wt«t«rn Round- Hartford, tomorrow at 12:30. at bara Wallett. Turned Over and other Injuries as a result of a was at the home of Eugene Tomc- reservoir fighting last winter, to WDRC—Club Fifteen. or married. zak. at 99 Grand avenue where an Bureau calls attention to n coun­ will be 8:.3U a. m to ,1 pY ni. every Counsels in the Matter The Board alao voted settlement which the princlpial apeakef and collision of the auto in which he WTIC- New*. Codflah often kill and eat lob­ Dolivorod oil stove caught fire. It was quick­ ty wide meeting to bo held at the day except Saturday when the o f­ day received a fourth Prealdciiiinl AUTO GLASS w S a T—rU 4«« Prufram. of a claim of Mra. Anna Biirdctt honored guest will be Mrs. Earle was riding with the rear end of unit eltattoii. sters. ly extinguished. farm Bureau office in Rockville fice will cloae at n"on. All drivers' wno—W(!iuti«*- I Wlf*. ' wDRC— Edward R. Murrow, The Board of Directors has voted for S2.2.'i0. The claim originated R. Poorbaugh of Baltimore, Md„ A natural fertilizer containing plenty of organic material Rorkville Colleclefl ^2 ,- a trailer tnick.:'' Vice Adm. C. Turner .toy, F:ir Paaaover Service# on Friday evening, April 27 iit 7:30 Itrenae.* expire at midnight, April MIRRORS WCXXJ—Murtc. _ to effect settlement for a total after a fall on Oak atreet by the for Mancheater’* light soils, convenient to use, low In Attomrys Aseoclaird East Naval forces coninmmler. W K K*—Nfwa: Rwjuaat Mat!- cost. We refund 20c each for empty bags returned. 512.20 in Recent Cam­ The B'nai Israel Congregation I p. m. All 4-H Club members who 30 W TIC—On* Man * Family. J1.780 In two legal cases in which claimant February 28, 1918. The Attorney Robert F. Kahan of liBve signed up for pigs should he praised the Leathernecks “ for ox- .. , K ' claimant sufreiod a fractured leg Vernon is now associated with A t­ will start the observance of the I WONS- New*. paign Held Tliere present at this meeting. By so do­ ' Italy E\-I*remler Die* traordlnnry heroism In in t ion W O N *—Honywood. U.8.A. damage actions have been hi ought medic al bills. The 403 West Contor Strtot Tolophono 7853 torney Robert J. Pigeon In the Pesach Festival, also called I’lis.-.- { 8 : 0*— ing. they will become bolter ac­ against enemy fon ea in Korea 4 il*~ against the town. In one, it waa «ottlcnicnt flgiiro waa rccommcnd- practice of law at IS Park street, over today The Festival starts to- I W O N S —Count of Monte Cnalo. quainted with the 4-H Market Pig Rome. April 20 uTi Ivanoe The award covers the perloil frum W TtC—Rtella Dalla*. ed by .liidgc Roberta in Superior Rockville, April 20—(Special)— ! Rockxllle. Attorney Kshan is a day at sundown, with passover j WDRC—Song.* for Sale. voted on advice of Town Counsel Ihoject and will have an opivirtii- Bonoml. pre.*idenl of the Italian .Sept. 15 to Oet. 11. 1950 awl W O N *—JacH Downey • Mu.»ic Court a.s nil offaet to litigation un­ Charles Preasler. Jr., treasurer native of Vernon and was grad­ services being held at the Syna­ WTHT—Private 'Eye.' Charlea S. Hoiiae, nerving at the nlty to meet the other boys and ,9cn:ite and former Premier, died specifically enneema the dlvi.slon .* home comfort Shop. WTIC—Nero Wolfe. der which the town might be the for the Town of Vernon in the uated from the University of Con­ gogue at follows: April 20, 6:45 p W H A T —Pledge Program time the action originated, to tttjf Saturday, April 21, 9 a. m. and girls in the county who are taking today He was 77. W H A Y - Cote Glee Club settle a claim lodged by Sophia loser by considerahly more money. March of Dimes Campaign has necticut in 1943 at which time he pajt In tho project, state.s .Mi- Town Coiin.scI .lohn D. l„*nclle entered the armed forces. Upon 6:30 p. m.; Sunday. April 22. 10 Boiioml’s death closed a career In ^'WDRC—Yankee Kitchetf 8:18^— Siidol. a minor. The aettlement is turned over 82,612.40 this week Gray. Professor John A. ChrisUmi. Italinn )>oliHis which began before MORIARTY Bros- W HAY Bit of Ireland. told the Direetors. hi.* discharge In 1946. he entered a. m. and 7 p. m. Rabbi Samuel W T IC —Lorenao .Tone*. for I2..100. The claimant 1* the Epstein wlU preach during the Animal Industries Deparlmonl oi the close of the lii.*t century. He 8:80— to the Town Chalrpian Robert the University of Connecticut HATS CI.EAINEI) 3 15 C F N T E R ST WHAYf-Newe; Polka Hop daughter of a town employee whos# morning services the University of Comiccttcul will had served hi* rminiry .as Premier WHAY So Proudly W> Hail Kahan. and the latter turned the Law school and graduated In 1948 TEL 5135 W TH T—Family Album. death w«a laid to injuries,he re­ Open Heuae present “Ideas on the Proper .Man­ 1 bothhutli before anil after Mussollnia AND BEOr.KEI) W THT—Thia la Your FBI. ("Jialloner ("liib FITZGERALD amount over to .County Chairman being admitted to the bar the 11111 Center Sf WCpC—New.*; Miielcel Score- ceived in the roiirae of hia work. The Southern New England Tel­ agement of 4-H Pigs” Yliose nl- Ka.'cl:1st era. Phone 5 8 .1 6 WONS Eakinios. Compensation ftrat was allowed to Nicholas A. Armentano of Staf­ same year. I hoard. ford Springs. ephone company la completing tending are invited to bring their HENRY'S Store Frnnts, Pletiire Fmiiiliig. W TIC— Adventurea of Sam his widow on a aix year allowanre. Prize \^ iliners IHmring CUa* parents. Members of the 1951 Pig 1 National forests and parka cover 4:48— Mr. Presaler report* amounts The final session of the pre-teen plans for its “Open Houae ’ pro­ Shew Servlrf*— Dry Cleaning Venetian Bllnil*, WTIC _Young Widder Brown. Spade. I She died, leaving a dependent Project for 1961 from the l owii of • 10,0011.000 ai res of land In New Fua OIL received as follows: $691.10 con­ dancing class which has been hold­ gram to be held May 1, 2 and 3 749 No. Main Ml Oepof *>q l-'iinillnre fop* 9:00— j daughter The daughter claimed m m S B I U E S Vernon are Robert MeClatihey, Mexico. 8:0*— Ens .leiiai k of 111 Middle turn­ tributed by labor and manage­ ing sessions for the M st two from 6:80 to 9:30 p. m. at the WDRC—New*: Old Record WDRC Hear It Now. tile right succeed to the roni- WTHT Or.rie and ILirnelt. pike. east, was the winner eif a ment of the Hockanum Mills. month.* wdll be held on Friday at Rockville telephone building on Shop. * pensation payments. Elm street, with the public Invited. W n C —When * Oirl M*rne* WTIC 8tliRTiillcent Montague I .Auard < ontirnied tsble radio at a drawing held last 199 WEST CENTER ST. TEL. 2-1417 $200 by labor and management of 7:30 p. m. at the East School au­ WON.S Air Force Hour. night at a meeting of tlu' Challoner the American- Dyeing Corpora­ ditorium. Mrs. Donald Manning la Seabury Lewia, the company's ill WONS—Mark Trail. ^ There w.-m legal dispute over I Ilia, Rockville manager stated that the BRUNNER'S - TELEVISION W H A Y —Story Queen. WHAY Night Watch. club presided over by President tion: $123.02 from the auction of chairman of the committee In the aclloii finally going to the OPP. THE RED A WHITE STAND company officials are anxious to WTHT_Big Jnn and Sparky 9:30— Supreme Court of errors, which Mary Edmunds. The meeting was the Moose; $79.42 from a theater charge of refreshments. Members New*: Requeet Mathi- WTHT .Sheriff: Roll ('.ill held at the home of Mrs. Richard collection by the Red Men; $25 of the Rockville Recreation Board meet their friends in Rockville end I i.iifirmed award of compensation to show them how their telephone WTIC Duffy a Ta\ern I to Hie daughter during her depon- La Barron. . ^ from the School children's fund; and the executive committee of the liee. East School Parent Teacher asso- company serves the community. WONS Magazine Thenirr I deucy. The daughter was stated to Ollier winner.* were: cigaiette MArch of Dimes Ball of which rtatlnn. co-sponsors of the class Each night employes of the com- W TIC —Portia Face* Life 10:00— he willing to settle her claim for lighter. M Clough: nylon.s. .1. Now Ftaturing Leo J. Flaherty, Jr., *vaa chair­ W H A T - Oroaby * Quarter WTIC LifeofRilev. Pontlllo, .Mary Brth Healy. .Mr.* man, $233.22: coin container*, will be the patrons for the occa­ pany will act as guides for fours 'the agreed aum. which la leas than of the building. Mr. LewLs. Thom­ WTHT - Boxing. I she might receive on a full exereise W. Sinil.lrn and Cary Minor: I'ho- cards, in charge of Richard Bun­ sion. This is the first time that a 8:8*— as F. Ganley, plant service super­ W n C —Juat Plain Bill WDRC—We Take Your Word I of her dependeney right.*, men- colates. Mrs Thipmas Irwin. B. R A Complete Line dy and Mias Margaret Hart. $613.- pre-teen class has been held and visor; and Mias Rose E. Jellnek. W O N S—Clyde Beatty Show. WO.NS Ne«a. ' timied a.* pos.sihlv being $3,800 Newton. C I Burke and .lohti 70; food sale, Mias Stephanie the riasess 'have been most euc- resaful. W H A Y -Band by Demand. 10: 1.1— I Dirc' tor Ray Warren questioned Haney Tanlahewakv; food sale, Mra. former chief operator, will be offi­ NURSOff cial hosts for the telephone rora- Vt'CCC-Newa: Mualeal Score­ WO.NS 1 Lovr * Mv.slerc if the town wa* not morally obli- The prize* will he deliveri’d to of 1 Myrtle Plerfe. $233;22 I Vernon Orange I0:.19— the winner*. Finding lamied I The Vernon Grange wHl confer pi-ny. The Open House ia partlcu- board. t gated to pay the full sum sinee the Select an appropriate memorial to SRXK WTHT Joe Oirand Show WTIC -Sports County ' Coroner Bernard J. the third and fourth degrees at I larly significant because ,of tho Celebrating 20th Anniversary 8 :4 ^ WDRC— Hartford S' hcvil r>f mark a loved one’s pa.ssinK . . . <*ne WDRC -f^irt Maaeey and Mar­ Music. that adds dignity and beauty with the EVERGREENS tha Tilton. WTHT American .Sports. passage of time. Here you find many W HAY Sport.* WO.NS Newa. .lark a Waxwork* Vt-jIC— Front Page Farrell. I0:«.1— from which to choose one that suits 8:.W— W TIC—After the .Mom Ronib. your individual circum.stances. WONS—Victor Borge 11:00— CHOOSE YOURS TODAY FROM Eawnlng New* on all etetiona. COMPARE AND SAVE 4:8*- 11:1.1— I OUR STOCK OF BEAUTIFUL EVERGREENS WDRC -Newa WDRC -The World Tonight ' W H A Y —New* W THT—Sport a | =0niy Showing in Manchester: WKNB—New*; Sport* DON’T WONS Jack * Waxvorke ' Knock Your**lf Out . . . Look for Parking Meters WONS—Newa. 11:2&— ' CEDAR POLES AND CLOTHES LINES FACTS ABOUT THE The Worlil’s I arj;cit W ir e —New* SAPORITI The C.nmplete I V W TH T-N ew a; Joe Girand WDRC Public Serx ir* Program | . . . Lose Your Dog . . . Let Your Baby Cry . . 11:80— j MEMORIAL COMPANY INSTALLED Television Receiver w e x x —Dinner Murtc. S e e . . . 1’u.iurc Tuhe h.xhibit W TIC— Marin* Corp Show S e e ... 8:1*— JUST MEANDER DOWN TO THE 470 CENTER ST. MAN C H E S T E » ' \VDRC—Jack Smith Sportacaat II :8ft— Fir,--! .'’'liowing In Foiinfctietil Of A 6:15— WONS New* "Lii'o" Working 30 Inch Ret WDRC—Jack Zalman 12:00— W TIC—Strictly Sport a: Weath­ WTIC New*, Music. The DuMont VL'estminster 11 1 he Tr.iniparcnf er. Frequency .Mndiilatlnn WONS-SporU WT>RO—FM 88.7 MC. 8 Separate Entertainment Scrvicei S e e . . . rv .Set W H A Y —Supper Serenade S e e . . . WTMIC— On the Air 8-10 p. m. RAG 8:80— W FH.\— 108.7 MC. WDRC—Newa; Record Album. WTIC— FM 96..1 MO. Be Greeted by the Talkin«; TV Set 8:**— WFHA W KNB—Wbather TURNPIKE 9:30 s m -1:00 p m Music for W TH T—Bereno O e m m e 1; IJatening Weather. MTKV—FH On the air R:7A a. m.- W n O —Emil Cote Glee Hub 1 a. m. WONS— New*: Stork Market Same as WTIC. Report*. TeleDston WNHO—T\. COLLECTION WfDRC—Nrw* i:00- Homemaker* Exchang*. ♦ 30—Vanity Fair. MARKET 151 Middle Tpk„ West Telephone 8338 WDRC—Lowell Thomas. 4:45 - First Hundred Year* W nC —Three Star Extra .1:00 Lucky Pup. WONS— Evening SUr. 8:16—Time for Beany. ■'WTHT-Weather; Stoclr Market 5:30—Howdy Doody. FREE DELIVERY 8:85— « 00- Twilight Time. W THT—Edwin C. Hill • • *>a • 6:.30— Faye Emerson 7:88— WDRC—Beulah. 6:45—Sport*. TOMORROW W H A T—Symphony Hall 7:00 -Kukla, Fran and Ollie. W n C —Gueet SUr. 7;30 Mohawk Showroom .'^KI.ECTED WONB—Fulton Lewi*. Jr. 7:45 Newsreel • V: : U -r,,,.. ,» ! 1 W THT—New*: Headline Edition S:0O Mama. V« ■ i I ' l 7:15— We the People WONS—Tello-TeaL 9:00- Big Story. lb. 1. If*8 Rat too lota. You'vo tima tonight to cel* WDRC—Jack Smith 9 r.o Henry Morgan Show W THT—Elmer Devia. Id do Cavalcade of Sport* STEAKS fact your rogt. W n C —Album of the Week 10:4,1—Greatest Fight* Cut from Heavy Western Reef 11.00 Broadway Open Hou.- 12:00- Newareei ' .. ' ; Duplicates FIRST FIVE RIBS 2. Motarids wanted: rogs. rugs, mottrossas, old Ancient Rome hud stmicUrd | iignB for many of its ahops ROAST PORK lb. 39c dothos, hats, ate. (Matarid nood not ba Are Fun 8JR a goat for a dairy, a mwlo driv­ ing a mill for a tiakory and a hunch BONELESS. 11 EI.I.-TR1M MED cloon). of grapc!4 fnr a 'vine simp CHUCK ROAST lb.89e

Sun Charmer FIT FOR A KINO 3. Trucks will eovor tha antira town. OVEN ROAST BEEF lb. 95c 4. If your rogt ora not piekod up by 12 e'eleck, ii'---■■■'il RONEI.ESS ROULETTES lb. 69c C d l 6988. $ \ .It ST I.IKE BOILED ll.\M 5. Gat your rags out ooriy. Trucks start out at CANNED HAM lb. 89c ;i 'it .... : • ; 8:00 o. m. SWEET LIFE COFFEE lb. 83c 6. In tha avont of rdn koop your rags undor cev- DELRICH 35c lb.; 3 lbs. S1.00 or. (It would hdp if you would writa tha word "rags" on a cord or popor and ploca it THE PARK LANE by DuMont Th* STRATHMORE by DuMont in a window facing tha stroat). I he "Park Lane” 17" Rectangular Picture tube O C ’i* The "Strathmore" with 17" Rectangular Picture 1 89c SUPER SPECIALS 89c gives you generous 150-square-inch pictures. Tube. Peerlcsa performance, distinguished de- $ 0 7 0 .9 5 * Contemporary coniole with chaste elegance careful craftsmanship in every line. ^ 4 2 9 sign, smooth, simple styling in quiet good ta.stc. WHY PAY MORE? 7. If possiUa, and tha waothar is fair, ploca your motoriois on tha lawn or sidowolk by 8:00 .'t Cans W hite Meat T^fTna Flakis i) a. m. t Large Cans Snow Crop SEE THIS "The Sumter” T C O ran ge .lu ic e ...... 8 9 f 8572 8 Rolls Charmin Toilel Tissue . 89f 8. If you wish, you may bring your rags to 470 M 2 r*- TELE-RAMA 17" Rectangular 8 Cans Sweet Life Riiketl Means . 89d f Sue Burnett Main Stroat (epposita tha Post Offica) or to BJvery little girl like^ to have a 8 Keg. or 1 l.g. Cans Kranco- dreM Just like mother s - and these 5178 C .\merican Spaghetti ...... 8 9 < Ostrinsky.'s junk yard on Glonwoed $troat. I ONLY AT BRUNNER’S Picture Tube button back pinafores are fun to By .Mr*. ,\nni't ulint •**f In exact copies. Trim each ver- You 11 spend your playtime ac­ .■> 11 Oz. Cans of Sifted Pea.s ...... 8 9 d akm In colorful nc rac tivities in cool comfort this sum­ I OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 Psttem No. 8571 la a sew-rile ‘ mer with thia becoming sunatilL 5 11 Oz. Cans of Whole Beans .... 8 9 < Plug in for record p lsy tf pMtoruted pattern In sizes 12. 14, I Gay dai.siC8 are worked on the I OPEN SAT. UNTIL 5:00 P. M. IS. 18, 20; 40. 42. 44 Size 14. 4>, simple-to-make midriff top and I 3 Nil. 2'2 Cans of .lesso Peaehes 89<| ysrda of S9-lnch. I tailored shorts ] :■ O © tPsttem No. 8572 i* a aew-rite ' Battern No. 5178 conaist.s of ^ 2 Dozen Large Juice Oranges , . . 89t Dgrforatad pattern for sizes 2. 4, , tissue pattern for sizes 14. 16 and 10 and 12 year*. Size 4. 2H | 18 Included; material require-' 3 Lg. Cans or 5 Small Cans of ]*8rda of 39-lncb. ments, sewing matnictions; hot Whole Tomatoes ...... 89s * A ll prices include Federal Tax • For thia pattern, oend 25c plus’ iron transfer for embroidery, col­ The SUMTER by DuMont 5c (or flret-claas mailing, in coins, or chart and finishing directions. 1 Head of Lettuce; 1 I'aekage of Toma- ji^iar Aame, addreae, size deaired, Send 20c plus 5c for flrst-clasa toes; 1 Double Bunch of Celery; 1 Cu- installation— Warranty and State Tax extra, ■ M the pattern number to Sue FIGHT CANCER mailmg. in coins, your name, ad­ ' cumber; 1 Bunch of Radishes and 1 Baniett ’The Mancheater Evening dress and the Pattern Number to RaCald,. 1160 Ave. America*. New Anne Cabot. The Mancheater Eve­ Bunch Rareripes ...... 89< HELP YofU 18. N. Y. WITH RAGS ning Herald. 11.10 Ave. Americas. ■ «itf 25 eenu today for your New York 19, N. Y. • BRUNNER’S TELEVISION o f the Spring and Summer Needlework F a n ^ A n n e Cabot's OpMi Daily e to B— Fri. and Sot. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. fgaBloe, our complete pattern mag- big new album la here. Dosena 358 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191 •Ha*. It'a. colorful, interesting, of fascinating new designs, gift*, I ' is m Illative, amart, easy to make decorations and special features OPEN A U DAY SUNDAY fn d u ; decorating tipe: gift pet- ; . .. Plus four gift pattern* and letvi* Beifited for vou. t directions. 25 rents. ------

f.t; : t Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . F r id a y , a p r i l 20,1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1961 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT

MbcArthur hitnaelf launched hii j Court having an opportunity to and th* Nortli AtlButld alliMie*, I exprea* themselves on the import­ Case* Scheduled "victory” offensive to the Y b Iu JUnrlfpBtpr which would 1»BV» uo »« Family Week ance and responsibility of the Manchester war alone. That ripK mu»t he River, promising hia troops they Christian home In the world of to­ For Police Court ds V. ^ofttUtg Jirralb avoided, even at the ro«l of pro- would be "home by ('hrlatnia.«." We cite that not ea a reproarii To Be Marked Date Book PU.u4»inu> ur riu. . lonitinir the wer in Korea. Di^iglB.s P. Allen, 16, of .M ' T^fcAt-n riUNTINU 00.. INC. to the generalship of MacArthur. ROASTING CHICKENS There ie eliH enolher anewer to Goodwin street, w-as arrested at Tonight - U Mt««t but as a sample prrxif of the reatilt Ontf*r Oiiirrh (^ominik- (anurd of Hoiio^ iUaeMMii. Om b . the propoeal for bombinj Men- 10:S5 p. m. ye.slerday by Patrol­ Cowboy lecture. "Roaming In t b u m a : rFHOusoN rhurie. end it I* e etrirtly military of the quest of the thing called kioii PlaiiB OliNervaiurr man Henry' L.. Gauruder ami One famil.v (ells us they beffan buying our chickens rVMk. TTBM . CMn' Minattl For Vaiideiiberg Wyoming.' benefit of Boy* Scout Grand additions to your home! UatoBM 1. tni. coneideretion. which ie reported io j "victory." That quest, entered charged with .speeding. He will be troop 126. Bowen school. upon now. rould only* lead to Man­ Regiiining May 6 presented in Town Court tomor­ because (hey liked nur adverti.sement.s— “but we found have been the roneideration which Friday, April to to Monday, .%prll r.rajid Rapids, Mich., April 20 row. rahtltM* to I churia. to China, to Ruasia, to 80 •uadare ■alidaya Batared at the, ,njh,,nced the I’ltiefa of .staff Throughout th^ nntloTi Fahnily ' d*. An honor guard stood «l the other cases scheduled for hear-I the chickens even better than the ads said.” You have I Moacow . That queet makea World Drivers' license., issued at Ar­ r«M MMO M Maaehaeter. one.. aj,ainet the bombing So fai. Wf<»k will he observed M«y 6 to blcr of .Sen. Arthur H. Vsnden.... iJ'g tomorrow, are: Burton W' , I qaaa Mail Mettef. mory. 8:30 to 5. 8:30 to 12 Satur­ I War HI inevitable. \ 111 the Korean war. there hae been May 1.3, the national theme being berg to.lav as his home city and Loomis. 28. 842 Center street. | to try our chickens to realize their excellence. day. •UBBORIPflOM RAT*§ ' We. on the other hand, believe ■*f*hif.ntian Momea, the Strength of world and' nation mourned him. I keeping an unlicensed dog, and j a ewap of imniimiliea. The Chi- Tonight and Tomorrow Uoa tear By Man ...... Amerira,** | C. .‘t. lenders wil Ibe here to-i Lgio Blanchette, 33. of I.’i Ferndale , Genuine Mahogany* I here is a siib.sl iliite for victory. Center Church Co-Weds’ spring •la soaUe oy Mali...... neee romniuninln, true, operate At O n le r < *ongi egut lonal * morrow Hi funeral services for the I drive, overtime p.arking. j ROGER OLCOn show. "fYirriculi-f^irricula,' Ver- U»e OMBtb by Wail ...... ! ,1 1 ilegert enmliiniN We think It IS (leaie We ate « hun h the ('onmiiMaion on Itehgion Repiihlii an who lielped establish I ___ . ____ , lO.I West Center Street Telephone 7853 planck school. quite sun* Ihm neither side can in the Home ia making plamt for the I’niled Nations and cham­ Weakly, by aa.tter ■ of Mnnihima. Bui " c , m oiii the obaervanre of Family Week. Tomorrow •nba. daltearau. One Tear 'obtain what is lalle.l \ utory iii pioned an "iinpartlsan" foreign Townwldc rag collection, bene­ turn. Iia\e aino iieeii opeintiti>; Member* of thi* rommiaslon are policy for this country. M ii.H -ren j the Koieaii war shot I of full woi 1 I fit of cancer fund. HRMMBK )» from privileged eanrtiinnen. Out Rev. Dtnothv Pea*e. Mr* .lohu TTie services are set for 2 p. m, FRF.NII KR(»/.KN TUB adkotnATCi) nKbse Monday, .\prll *28 air banee. in South Korea m ( >k ■ wsi. We Ihink Ihsi peace isn Small. sMr*. L T. Huri. Mi*. Kl- i in the new i hapel of the Park Con- TABLES F —Duncan Phyfa doubla t6c lop; brass-tipped feet; in IhHl stalemate, the I'mlcd .Na­ Women's club. South Methodist and Alec ta« loc n»«» pum tneo iion heve ne\ei. throughoiii the of the family will be on di*play j gan flags flew at half staff for 19x34 Inches. CAPONS and church. All rifOU of ' iBi'Mt'on 'll •p»c »' tions lories hold then ongmal olr- and foi .sale at both chunh .*erv- the 67-year-old .'-enafor. He die'l dieoatrnee herein en tier rn-'ini we I been moleeted To detc I'nrii jceji on May ft and N!nv 13. These Tueaday, .April 14 . 7 5 jci tile, whli ll was to lepel Sg- Weilnesday night after a long 111- CAPONETIES .lb. fi4c iiiiim.si air S' 11\ it\' has . onsistr il hfudvN will hf .'»• f i ' wi iiiil Ire R sitiiHtioii ol lionoi an.I and m.«t Mict ifin ns w ell a* fileasiire 58c bskt. I.eading varieties. Rain­ 8 p. ni E Sheraton End Table our our, nir eilivit' over .N'orlh tiandhi Knds Fn«t Call After 8 P. M. jBltBe Metne** * *r»ni i I not one of appcii.K nient Wc lliiiiK rea'linj; for t h»- « hi)«li en, bow Mix tVedneaday, .April 28 with l6>«x2S.lnch rimmed Tore Ch'oefo .letro'l ena Boeton Korea Kvery family is invited to rome SwinA (iiants Soroptlmist club's fashion show and shaped top; shaped lUirhan, .South Africa, April 20 The Hail ford iV.iirei.l editor ihI stalfoialr', anil not victory, is with a box lunch supper »m May H. A. FRINK Gorgeous Colors by Blair s and Tots 'n Teens, ver­ magazine ahelf. BEtlUCK »tT>n RfltFul- ir .Manilnl Gandhi. .'iS-ycar-ohl our tiiic objc'iiie in Korea, W‘e 1.3, Mother.**' from .^'30 to Sullivan Avenue— Wapping planck school, benefit Cancer Lilt..'I,... M’NS lhi» iiiortiiiig expi'-«»e« linn an- .-on of the laic .Moliandas K. Generous Baskets 50c doz. 7:30 p in r>e^v, r !. i offf'r and milk Fund drive. A - Sheraton Coffee Table with so rT to M*. A ' 11 'II A' :..IPi ' ■ 1 Hunk It ns mil mi-.sion I" .I" 111- r#€ Htruicl t • r.|t L'tnip»n> I ni v\ill lie s. r \ ftl a nominal f»‘c, ilHiiiliii. toda\* ciiilc'l hia 14-da.v Saturday, April 28 18'aX.36'a-in' h shaped snd nmm ad ni ftriAnf '■♦sD 'itb h" t> 'f *' loll w*. wciit in to il.i. Slid ill'll 1" f.t.-l to piotest Soiitli .Africa's ra- Separate Colors doz. 65ic top: slisped msgszlne slielf I I O I Ai Mm \i I li ■' 11..oil.'- " •• • T)\>- i\ al (tt Spi uiu'. ■ a Premier Spring Festival, sponsored by - ■ tjriKiErtPfl'c*) ^ sti p fighl .ng 11 II' < '"100111;.I'l - m<'\:* Hill t). thf hmhlii:hl 'U' ihf 1 ml .-egI c'.'iit ion laws He last Children of Mary, .'ll. .Tnmes’s n Nest of three .Sheraton End T«rUA*m»nt» ithAi rf« l ■ i ••• h'n-’ ■ hf 1 11 Strawberry Plants '111 not S '■ ■ pt Mini ."IhIiis "f iil- .■nt f 11 .HI.me! i (oi ’ h»- V' .uii^m *211 poiiiiil.s hut sai'l he was fei-ling I'nlile*.. lop tslile nies.siites IB Th* yanrh^pt*r » i school. «iiildi*-n. ^^hlle Mif ruHfiit*- ill W.'ll, Mx.’ii in. hex. 23 mrhes tall. IS'i.i. mill nil.ok Hii'-w tli'i 111 1-1 .Asparagus Roots Early Cabbage Nutipcg Forest No. 116, Tall B Matching Sheraton Lamp Ta­ Fridsv. April s»-e an»iUi*u m o\ir, ’ K;'ti.ilv .on ill' told siipiiortcrs who flocke'l Cedars of Lebanon spring ceremo­ h»- i..piil--...l ngiiiii. unlil I III \. too 1(1 HIGHEST ble with 20x20-inch sliapcl ,*ind Trial'- his tinv cottage at Phoenix Forget-Me-Nots nial and parade. Right from our displays! H if'll the ...iiild.iiii "I sIhI'iuhI-' 1 ra i h e n tlial they liad a herrul- and Lettuce rimmed lop; magazine shelf. To Con (tress An informal p.'*ni» 1 'li'MU''Mon Wednesday, May * The Speech p.an la.sk to "hiing In an end all ThHl |.oS.S Ol|lt \ 1 oit.pi i.s'.,*. oil- \m I1 fnllfiW. with r epM's* n.t at i\cs PRICE PAID English Dasies Dessert bridge. Ho.spita! Aux­ -Genuine Mahogany means all exposed surfaces are to suppose ihe\ would not wei- i.f the paMi.l.R. thf« yo un g people, the aiincriiigs of op p osed people flenernl Mac.Arthiii ye«tmde\ . J.ossillllily "I pi H' '■ it IIIH.I . Ill Plants iliary, at Country club. 1 :30 p.m. real nialiogniiy' Solid maliogany legs, stretchers, I ome sn ex('ise w Mi ii.s til' wat- the p uM n «!'hoo! and the luvenile in this land. F'ashion show* by Burton's. Tem­ and framing iieliiw lops Mahogany pl.v-wood tops might have confounded both h:« mny not. pio'.i* a lo.-tly .slialigy Perennial Flower Plants C ronimode End Table with nna ll.aiveis before the w ol I'l to tiril For eloan, used cars ple Beth Sholom. 8:30 p. m. drawer islniiilafed two-drawer ef­ and "helves where henutv of grain and warp-free crlticn and hie own cx'.renu »,.p 111 follois. Hut we do know on*' SAMPLE 1 -al re mil own "sa ii. I iiai .\ in .la '46 and up 200 Varieties of Hardy Tuesday. May 8 fect j. 16x22-lnch top. construction are most iinpiirtenl. porters by reaching for «oiiic lug thing, that c-.»n if the i osl oi flowering Concert liv Hartford Y'WCA nan Sootl. Koi-a and the «ea.« " Plants level of nntional end uo-I.I umti iiiiuntaimng su. Ii a ataleiiinte m Chorale Society, auspices of St. In otl'.u wo I* mil tar,i\ “peak ■ Mary’s Men's Club, St. .Msry's Instead, he made a fighting upee. I iK "iea o\ei a I'.ng pci.od of tloii- Shrubs and ng the a'lianisge we ha\c enjo\■ ' ITS SPRING HARTFORD ROAD Yellow. Red. Orange parish hall. atlil in advoca. V n' hie own \ wete high. .1 rould never hegm e.| in the Korean si tom. in oui Canna Bulbs Evergreens Saturday. May It Perhaps it la jii.nt a.n well the o.r, to appioR'h the cost of WUrM USED GARS Alcoholles Anonymous open unn."lesteil ii«e of 1 h* s.r and ses CHAIRS troverey created bv bin ■ ew.» • Wsi III, who'h would meHii inort “f>n The Curve’* meeting, Hollister school, 8 SO p .s fsr more niip'Utsnt tcr us thsn m. too real and deep to be gloaac.i Amenran niillinns deaii lliRii any- C k is u t ’ ^ P Mm piiidegc of Ihc Mari'liurisn ^ TIME!’ IIARTKORI) R*».\n Thiirsdar, May 17 over by platiludir.c.'ii. wotu' 11- oni shoiiM w.sli to I onicmpinte. / .•anctuarw is to the encrni In fait . Telephone 2-4168 WOODLAND GARDENS Eastern Star variety dessert mili­ himaelf la still pressing, no’ nici tary whist, Maaonic Temple, 8 A good plus good bedding from the atari of the opeiation. it OPEN DAII.Y UNTH. 9 P. M. ly for personal vindication but OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. p. m. .00 for adoption of hi« views in .s ii h has been i leat that "ur .si" 'essful Deaths Last ISight DO YOU NEED...., 168 WOOD!,.AND ST. TEL. 8474 Tburiday and Friday, May Ctrcumstanccs. it ua« a.tialli "P'-iations n Kokh ha- e lie'-ri pos- 24 and 28 .• WINDOW SHADES^? Mav Fair at St Marv’a church healthy to have hin rt. k h\ 1. .< « M' .ii.lv I" ■ H ISC Urn w ai lias m t .N»»w York Willuim ft. Kppcl. guns, and demonstiaic firM be­ i.'i; ■'xtei..|'.| I" 't.' a.I aii'l sea. • OR NEW SHADES ON VOI R W«r« $98.00 ->k. Measurer o| Hamman Ftipiey 'I'w o other MaiAitliui kooiii- 01,1) ROM.ERS? adds up to better sleep yond all question, that there uss Co. Inr . and an investment Amateur Contest such a difference of views between mendalions, the tighten.ng of a broker for year*, • OR F’ERHAPS YOUR OLD himself and Washington and the I'lo.karic aio'iiid nm ia together Palm Beach Fla Dr \\illiam SHADES REVERSED? At State Theater Vnited Nations test t ws« . w.lti the iirilca-.' .ng ol ih. arig I’uicifi 7M. siieniisl and a dircc- !tir »), funner dean of men ner will appear in the finals on May axpositi'in had a lrer'.. nd<*'US emo­ ivoid being drawn into it all the arid one tune faculty iliieitm of COMPANY 12. Grand prizes to be awarded at athletic* at .'’5t Lm’jia; university FAGAN that time will be a flrat prize of * 7 9 tional impai t up.on the people of wav to the road to Moscow. 'ITiere 'who retired in 1*^47. He waa BOLTON NOTCH 828. accond of 818. and third 810 this nation ;s a wide diffcrcncr of opinion on horn in Dewitt, la. i "Uncle" Jack Sanson will re- W«r« $98.00 I The fact remains, however, that I Oeneial Mac Aithiira assumption BLACK-DAYUGHT TELEVISION hearae the contestants at 11. r.o.v, before iha apeedk there th«l all wr wmilrl to do i* to Youngsters appearing in this 5 2 - 0 0 Gre. tv-:o >idc* to avery phaae <>r preek'a conteat are: Gerrold WiUon tran*pprl i^iatijg'a troop* and ' .of 166 Brookfield atreet; Patty the question poied by HeneraV “upply th*m. 1’hr oppo*ition holda [ Glbaon of 123 Hilliard atreet: Carol MacArthur. th*t ll uould al*ti h*nrcf**ary lo Ann Fiecher of 224 School atreet; Wai $65.00 The fac: len.ains that, a.v t>r- .nippoit ih*m Io proton lh*m Harrietle and Donna Enders of 140 eral Mav.Vilhur *o obviouslx ha* Branford atreet; Mariette Gagnon from d*f**t in lh*ir \entnrr. and of 148 So. Main atreet; Gary Pave- a supiirtu' tnnftdenre m h.s own th*l th;* would, m lim^. amount lack of 6 Cole street; and Marion Old Ipswich Solid Maple roster pighLiuii.*. Lho.'f who hold \ie\v* to the v*rv placing of American Paper Collection MacLachlan. 437 Summit street. Mostly nail with tall i86'i sponl-llimed posl.s Doors will open at 12 and the and apool-tumed tail; urn lops. cor.lrar> lo h..* are also convinted land troop* on thf (liin*** mam* | IN THE first cartoon will promptly start Full size only. of nghtnrs.^. land which G*n*r*l MacArthur at 1 o'clock. The specially selected Ir. almo>t l•\e!y .nslance. it no\\ .sould nt»t h^ nfcen* ' feature for this matinee will be the trimmed ahi'Uld bf‘ p 'ir.trd out. this nation a *ai.\ popular sequel to the Fve Little derision ha* ahearly been made Pepper Stories, "Five Little Pep­ 'I'hr* n.o#4l ri*'t*hl»' *n CONSOLETTE pers in Trouble." This lovable What i* in piogiess nou la a new Uu' i>n*ial» add!***, on* *u family promises an afternoon of most with debat» to *e# whether or not these puini^d that ;i al*o conatitutaa thf* pleasant entertainment seasoned decision.^ ,*l,ail he te^iinded. and Northeast Section with mischief and a bit of excite raixing of an waj hia failure ENSEMBLE ment. a treat for young and old. those faviued i‘> tJciifial Mn* .Atr Latex to m**iiHon th»* rn.t*d Natioiia «»r Entries for next week's amateur Umr li im ihim. to pa> any ifapcti to (In* idea or contest will be accepted by " I ’ncle THE The hrst i.ift or pol:t\ ‘ iej.eral Monday^ A pril 23 Jack during the matinee. Cushions »oii*Miive security. I'hf* puaitioa ; ONLY Mat Arlhur rreommended i* that hr ha* held haa that of the j If yau live an any af tht itroats in this soctian have your papar out we ihould regard F'ormoaa perma- hi*i rnited Nations commander ; HOTEL nentiy a* an mtegral part of th-; .n history Hr i* retinng not only on Monday. Proeaads from these collections of poper serve to yo Seal Officers Un.ted S lau * •fciir.ly *\*teni ui Mom the tnmniand of American buy new equipment for the Manchester Memorial Hospitol. Of Eiiiblciii Club Queen Anne and Chippendale Claw-and-Ball period the Pacific. lioopa. but from the command of MAGAZINES — PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP 95 styles in this group of one-of-a-kind sAmplea. MATTRESS Other military opin.on doea noi lroop.1 of thirteen other nationa. i Damask covers, mostly with latex foam-rubber seat IP PUT OUT AT THE CURB Mrs. R. C. Garretey, tupreme euahlena. 3 7 “ join him in conaidenng l> ormoaa The venture into Korea waa a [ president of the Emblem clubs, necessary to our own national de­ t'nited Nationa action, l^hi* coun- Was $44.50 Built to Hotel PLEASE NOTE; Collectionus Will Be Mode As Scheduled Rain or and her marahal, Mra. Albert fense system in the f*aclfic Oiii li N « \x hole future la now pledged Includes Fed. H.M'Iso Tax ^ 17.00 Tatti, both of Huntington Park diplomat y. on the other haiul, .* in to the idea of collective*^ ^ertiniv. Shine — Unless It Roins In a Downpour. specifications no hun\ to nand the iilaml lo •Installation ami picluie lube California, will install the officers I n the United Nation*, m the of the Rockville Emblem Club, at Communist (3;.na Vst tins iisliun ; .\orlh LOOK FOR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK— protection plan extra, Lounge Old Iprwlch Solid Maple Bed with Atlanti' I’tit. I'o many the Elka home. Maxwell Court Outstanding Sleep Show value because it gives you the fine quality !• on rsi'ord plsiigiiig I*'omuu.xs t paneled headboard and tumed- .VmeiKtns. ihia la the moat impor- CLEARLY IDENTIFIED BY SIGNS ON EITHER SIDE! Rockxllle, Wednseday, April 25. splndle footboard. Available la Hotel constniotlon . . . Hotel quality rest and relaxation . . . at 'a to Cliina. and thf gsnrral Hxpar- U’.s GF'.NKR.M" KLF.CTRIC! Tbe ceremony will be preceded tanl end ho|iefiil thing about the GIVE YOUR WASTE PAPER TO THIS WORTH-WHILE PROJECT! full or twin size.1. low. low cost. Its *262-0011 Innersprlng unit with Sleep Control tation IS I hat, somr quielrr iin\. by a roast beef dinner, by the Pa Chairs Equalizer (heavier .springs where most weight is concentrated!' world situaM'in t"ila\ (.eneial ' gam caterers of the Garden that promise will in knpt. I'r:-- Ami il’t* wfM'th much more, sssures voii better sleep better relaxation. Box Springs to mslch M Hi ,\ TI h HI s fH 11’JI *■ to 11 I ngmze j Grove. Manchester. Menibera arc 847 00 tainly we ourselves have no valid thes*' iir* lilt'"tames implies a ' because you’re getting the set requested to call Mra. Robert claim of any kind ici (lossessiun "i complete '1'.stast»- foT them, and Dower, tel. 6696, for reservations Formosa. PLUS the ba.se for the price by April 21 at the latest. substitutes for tlieni an image of * 7 9 i*econdly, Geiu'tal Ma'Aiihui Mra. Max Kabrick will be seated 'lie I'mti.i .ktatex going il alone, of the .set alone! Kverything aa president for the ensuing year, demanded bombing th*’ Chme.M' imposing lit sovereign will on MANCHESTER’S MOST MODERN LIQUOR STORE succeeding Miss Isabel Butler of Were $98.00 else . . . big 17” Buunland In support of the action friend snd foe alike. you want too Rockville. in Korea. He advocated thia as Manchester members to bo in­ 2 5 '*° 3'heae ate th e answers lieiiig life size picture, G-E rectan­ stalled are Mra. John Burke as the neceseary meant lo a qiiii k getierailv made lo the leiiporlant corresponding secretary, Mrs. Was $32.50 victory in the Kurean war and he po uts Ot the Msc.Aithui speeili. gular black tube, fiimplified John Murphy aa organist, and advised that, ;n his opinicn, Uik Here, 111 theS'- i oliiiuns. we le- Fast Mrs. Thomas Dannaher, press cor­ tuning, swivel casters for ease respondent. could be done w-ithoiil bringing , serve mil paitinilai quariel with .w.vri a'j -a V Ruaaia Into the war. Supreme President Garretey 39.00 ! Uie C.eiietei for a point on which F rn in moving around! See it now. while In thia vicinity x'rill be the Naverthelesa Riisaia is hound fleniilne nialiggany veneer rab- Limited group of these lounge chairs . . . mostly Old Ipswich Solid Maple Footless Bed. The absence we will not have too much com- Domestic ■"Mnet. h.sml-ruhbecl for enduring house guest of her friend, Mra. of a footboard helps to avoid an ovqrcroi^-ded effert by treaty to come to Chinas as- It’s vour bc.«t buy! ena of a kind styles. Covers include damaaka and Was $49.95 paii). although we think much of Dtlivary beauty. George L. Graxiadio of Henry taxturad homespuns. Deep lounging comfort at a in small rooms. Um top headposta. Full or Iw^n aiatance if China is atiaik-d. ami atreet, past supreme president of big saving. sizes available. I world thought la beginning lo the order. U># general answar to thia Mac- and ! comprehend the latiie involved, Axtbur recommendation la Uia SsrvicB i We disagree with General Mac- UP T O 65 WEEKS TO FAY fTManted by the New York rime.s i .Arthur when he aaid "there ia no Imported Date Announced a ^ ^ ia lly thia morning, as foi- .ub.tnm e for victoi v. ' He made .. ' ! thgl itatement after iiiing hia Liquors For Grange Sunday Fanback ****^ acArlhur himself rtiemorable ideals, stated on AND BEST OF ALL, ITS SOLD AND SERVICED BY t l« t hia proposal, are the de< k of the Mlaaoun at lha JIanchester Grange has accepted ^ o n ^ o MaumpUon.--name- .urrend.r, and quoted ..r Invitatlona to neighbor with 'Ver­ Chairs ly. that the actions he advo. ales many times in thaae rolumna ovar non Grange. May 4, and with Hem­ 6 9 ° ° WlU cruah Oommunial (’hma. an.l the past five veara, when ha warn- lock Grange, May 18. The fourth Was $85.00 tkat Soviet Ruaaia tMll not *hecaa- ed that the world haa had iu laat degree team exemplified the degree recently for East Windsor Grange. ■M ly' Join In U a oar. Sut e i t . t hance. and that no ona could Grange Sunday will be held at Qwiaral hiilM lf aeema to havt hope to win anothar war. Storrs on May 20. The program * 7 9 KEG BEER FOR ALL OCCASIONS will begin with an address by WATKIKS 4*Ubta MxNit the latter all-impor-1 "But once It waa forced upoa tnat point. And if hia aaaump-, us.' the General then*said yaatei- Herachel D. Newsom, master of the National Grange. W a r . *••• ahould prove wrong, aa they* i day. "there i, no other alternative Old Ipawdeh Solid Maple Panalad Bad in • naw At the meeting Wednesday even­ M o H c k e d e ^ 4M In the case of Communist j than to The Whole Town Is Switching To Calvert $98.00 version . . cut-out head and foot panels; short apply every availabli' ing In Orange liall, the Grange turned posts with muah-room tops. Inaplrad by China, the actions he advocates means to bring it to a awift a«d. MALONEY'S voted to buy a building bond for Colonial trundla bad. FuU or twin atsaa. Brooklyn Grange hall. During the ••uld hot only lead t« the eataa- Wara vary object la viatery, not Uvphe *f a new world war. They evening Mr. Lamb gave a talk oo prolonged indeciaion. the Atomic' bomb. weuld slao put the ^ us for that “5a war thara la M aubatitutc RADIO AND TELEVISION Mra. Thomaa Dunbar, Blut Cross Haro's • ntw “lew’’ (a parted fsnbseka! Queen w ar upon ua, even in Uie eyea of for victory." North End Package Store collector announced that Blue Cross Anne dcatgn as aketched; meatly with boucle and The Old Ipawich Headboard Bad flaft) haa a ahalf Connecticut Medical Service will be nail trims; latax foam rubber seat cushions. In­ for radio and books; a compartment, with sliding •or fMenda. lYsat would mean the That creed had a practical teat 660 Crnitor Stroat . T«lap1.*dM Z.1046 149 NORTH M AIN ST. DANTE PAGANI. Prop. offered to Grange members again cluded also are Queen Anne barrel chairs like the doors behind pillows for blankets. Complata with «NtfttcUba «C the UniUd Ns Um u laat Nevambar, whan danaral on the dates of May 21 and June 30. sketch at top of. page. metal frame for bedding. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1951 FACT « arrjw 1 (story). Especially symbolic of the on an urgent aapcct. Beaidea this, doubled Its business during tte Jews to Observe festival Is the unleavened bread or School Needs other landa eaat of the Green and THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB ns tlic capital co.'t from the ground clusive of land, to build ■ plant ' as those auhmllteil to Lodge about Mims Georgianiia Hill. Rockville. past four yesrs. Principal products .Mntso. leavened food being pro­ Boufh of Middle turnpike are now up. This some o'.rslaclc stand.- in with that capacity. ' H month ago but called back hy Dl.scharged yeitovday; .lane of the company have been reverse hibited to the Jew during the fes­ being opened, with hundreds of the way of new integrated atecl I The mill would ‘reach full op- | them before they were made piih- Grandall. 334 Hilliard atrect; Roli- Profit Sharing Local Stocks lif ffears for n^arlne engine! and an Passover Tpiiight tival week. The Matzo symbolizes new homes In prospect there. mill construction anywhere, parti-1 eraUng •fflclency In its fourth •rt Cordy, 23 Pioneer circle; Mre. In Green Area N'atajlg l.ambert. Rockville; Nat- fndustnal type friction clutch for the fact that when, finally, the It appears to be another mil­ cularly for new and independent | year of operation.” i (dDotatlona furniuhrU Kv illc Colombaiti. West Wlllington; Bonus Is Paid machines and machine tools. At Tonight Jews throughout the .lews were permitted to leave lion dollar problem for the town, Coburn & Mlildlchroul.. Inc. eonipanies. | Would Eraoe Net Income with no prospect of delay, 'officials Net income available for depre- j Alonzo Porter. East Hartford; Mrs. the present time the company is world will begin the celebration of Egypt, they were driven out in I r. M. I’ricca "Tne oKt .if steel mill eon.slriie- Hospital [Notes Sii'-h haste that they did not have RapifI Growlli of Section believe. ciatidn, intere.st and income taxes Hilda Palnuiticr. 40 Vai-shnll manufactunnf! friction clutches their annual festival of Passover tion ha.s risen steaitily. Rapidly I oail. Claionee Miller, 97 RidRC (Pesach). which commemorates time to leaven their bread. Bank StocUa would range from minus $3,(K)5.» __ le Johnson Ma- exclusively. Ih Posing Prolileni for rising eonsli iietum eo.-l.s. without strui't; Mis Unhy Karlc. 22^ Sum­ Carlyl* the wondrous deliverance of the ,Other symbols of the feast to be Bill .Xsked 000 in the first year with the Patients Tndn.v ...... 19* FREE!! Poles Bar V. S. Ships The company has some of the BINGO Firat .National Bank a eorrc.spondint; increase in steel plant ofierating at .3.5 per cent ra­ mit Atreet; Mrs. ('hBrlotte Robin* dune Co. Gives 2 5 Per Jews from Egyptian bondage ac- found upon the Seder table are Local Officials I - Admitted yesterday; Arthur finest industrial and machine tool EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT of Manche.ster . 33 38 prices, have proved lo be a great­ pacity lo $10,065,000 in tlie sixth 4on. 7t Hni;»d Rtrrot; (tforRe Km- eordlng to the story told in the wine, the symbol of gladness, — — 1 Warsaw, Poland. April 20—(/Fi— Stewart. Wapping; Mrs .Nellie Cent Bonus to Its Help accoents ir the country. .“^mce Hartford National er ob.slaelc lo expnaaion in steel year with the plant operating at 'rst»n. ('olnniHn eiVEN ~ 12th Chapter of the Book of Ex­ which is a part of the free man; The entire elementary school TTie American-Scantic lines was STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP I'luiislolHlne. 38'3 Hartford niad; I >isrliar^o(l today: .lituquelin^ MEN’S World War II. the company has bitter herbs, betokening the bilter- Bank & TniKl . . 27'-; 21"-.- tlian in the ca.-c of nio.st -olliiT' 100 per cent capacity and favored odus. situation In the Manenester Green , barred toda.v from the Polish port South ; Bevnly Th« Carlyl* Johnson Mschine undergone complete re-tooling and Beginning at sun-down the 14th ne.ss of slavery, and a ilainty mix- 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS Hartford (.‘onn. rriist 7!* S3 indi'-tries which have lower eapi-1 hy cheaper Iron ore whieli may in- Mis Theiesn I.iindrigan. South W ITH ANY , ^ , ,, , , I of Gdynia. The action was in re- Hrown. V Kok<‘1'^ pliiu'*; O-tH I'nl- company on Main street announc- ,5 noA equipped with aome of the day of the Hebrew month of Nis­ lure of apples, nutH, etc., which is arca will be up for discussion next ^ banning of the Pol- ■Mam hc.MltT Trii.'l 18 lal costs relative to sales " Rvail:ihle then U liidsoi , Dwight I’lielps ,5il D ine SLACKS li*r I Tiri I ,tioini*4 .st u t I . ^ t W y the payment to employees ftpp.t machines available san. and continuing for eight day.'. i vuri'Kisly inteiiioted, but may be Tue.sday when members of the jsh motorship Batory from the Phoenix State Bank A eurrent Ihek of Iron ore. the Deprerlati'in and interest ihaig- F, Silvei Lille lioiiie; Mis. Mar.V M E irS SUIT of a 2S per cent cash bonus for previous high bonus under the and Tni.st . 64 67 engineers .said, presents another Strong, 142 Hidllster stieel; Mrs. Hiitli.s IrMlay: \ fion to Mr. und Passover will be celebrated as a Hcecplcd as standing for the Town Planning Commission, the port of New York hy New York es would more than wipe out the \!rs Robert BrrKnniinl. 2?S CSr^^n the first quarter of 1951—the high-; profit sharing plan was in 1947. festival of freedom. All the cere­ sweetnc.ss of freedom. The lamb- Boards of Directors and Educa­ (’ity’s Maritime Aviation depart­ Fire Iqs iiriince ( oiii|i:iiiii->. ililTicnltv, a situation which they above net incoifle figures, a con­ Irene Beckett. 2.59 Hollister street; REGULAR history All srott H Simon is president of the monial observances incident to the hone which IS on the table reminds .Xetna Fire 51G leporleci will he -considerably Im­ clusion pietiired by the engineers Roheit Dalton, North Coventry, M,mor hl-uI ;t Mi. and OR TOPCOAT eat In the company s tion, the Rerreatior. f’ommittee and ment. Mrs M.iitin Kiss, M;iC'en- A. R Hutchings, exccii- feast arc symbolic of the idea of the .lews of the Pasclinl lamb Hanford Fiie ... proved vvlU'ii Labrador and Vene­ ! in a finanrial table extending into Miss Eliznlieth Miinsie. Rockville; employees of the company partici- company the School Building Committee The Rcantio lines is a subsidiary '<‘1 a (Inugtitor tn Mr «nd Mrs. wliirh was sacrificed by the faith­ .Xatinnnl Fire . . Mis. Elsie Hoff. 29 Foley street; PRICE pate in the profit sharing bonus ,i,.eti,.e engirengineer announced the pay- liberty. meet to talk over future develop­ of the American Moore-McCor- zuela ore beco.iies iivailatilc in 19.38. • Mr!VIM StuRil. Kllin^:ton . IN STOCK The festival » ushered in on the ful Israelites in Egypt, its blood Phoenix . . The material made piililie hv Mrs Marietta Wilson. 58 Jensen plan adopted in 1945 ! ment of the cash bonus. ment In the .section. mack lines. life iiml Indriiinil.N lil.ii) or ihereabouts.' opening evening of the feast with being 8|innkled upon their door A market survey, tlie report Lodge included s report on the "tivet About 50 employees, mo.rily all ------The meeting is directly occasion­ Aetna I'ri.'ualtv Admitted today: John Ahraitls, S10.95 REOARDLESS local residents, make up the i .Adm. Halsey III the Seder, at which the head of posts. When the Angel of Death said, indicates that a New F.ng- , prospective market for a New ed by requests for approval of ad­ Aetna Life England steel mill and n report on 58 North street: Miss Rosina Fal- Carlyle Johnson Machine Com-1 York. April 20 <^V- Ad- the family recounts to the mem­ pn.ssed through the land, cutting l.iiid steel iiiill could expert lo sell ditional development layouts in Conn. Gen the type of factory that would tie eolta, 133 Oak street: Sandra (.'lio- OF PRICE Established in the ' " ’’jy ' niiral William E Halsey. .1 r,— bers of his household and their down the first-born in every Egyp­ till),(1(10 tons ot fiat-rolled prodiielH FREE! piny. ------gsiests about the table, the won­ tian household, .so runs the tradi­ the Green area, and the town of­ Hartford Slvam needed t i serve siirh a market nian, 22 Clark street; Paul Fuik- WILLIAMS 1900 a. the company ha.i grown to stricken with pnciimoniii during the GIRLS Travclei.s i annually. drous events that leon- become one of the larger indus­ arrival of Cen nmigla-s .Mai Arthur Piliilir I tlliti Pile linn esLiiuated that: Jews' deliverance from the hands every home on whose lintels the of either expanded facilities at the SHOE engineers said they were the same ald Stavens, Lake street. Mrs. tries in .Mar.che.sicr The volume last night '\as reported in good j The Southern New* England Tele­ Conn Light & Power II would co.st $190,000,000. ex­ of their Egyptian masters This Inmli's blood had been sprinkled. Manchester Green school, or at a Rose Bent. 393 Bldwell Btreet; of business today ;.s about 20 times condition todac* at Roosevelt hos- | Conn. Power OIL SERVICE account Is known as the HaggadaJi new school site. phone Company ha.s openings in .Man- What it was in the 1930's and ha.' pital In all synagogiie.s and tehaples REPAIRING Hartford F.ler 1,1 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! there will be special servicra on Some land may be added to the che.ster for Telephone Operators with .111 BRO.AD ST. Green school property through pur- Of the Better Kind Hartfonl Gii.s Com. the first two and the last two or without e.xperience who qualify. So. .New England Til days of the fe.stivol. Sermons hav­ cha.se. Howecer, this area may not Vluniirui'lurlng ( POl'LTRY Farm Modern 5-room ^<9 Load Lota large building loL» with shade Saturday. U. S. Envelope Pld. , . 68 7 3 SHARKSKINS ANO hoii-e In picturesque country set­ tress. Overlook Drive. Wm Windsor lyuks. April 20 i;pi - Screened Sand, Veeder-Root...... -11 It 3'3ie above tpioi i*. n'".-i ;it' pot lei BOOST Wearing Apparel— ure 57 ting 3 acres of land 2 large poul­ Kanehl bu'der Phone 7778. F'ranris S Murphy, ehairman of try house.'. $12,600. Madeline the Ccmneclu lit AcnuiHutlcs com­ H ere’S a new h i m in Stone, Gravel be conslrueil a.s aetual ii'uik-t.' “YEAR ROUND GABS” CAPE OR Cape Stoic remodeled Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. 1 LOTS on Oxford street, 50 i 1.50 mission, has outlined idana for the CARIURCTOR PERFORMANCE! NUSSDO RF but arc approximate market.*. MANCHESTER from your old fur coat, $25. Guar­ each Watei, sewer, ga.a and dev<-lopment of Bia(tl(*v field into anteed workmanship. Let out LOOKING roR a home or proper­ a maior commercial airport. He CONST. CO. START AT $34.50 beautiful trees. Call evenings Phone S408 . '' ’i s - fu n slightly higher. Cold stor­ ty In and around Manchester" 3408. said yesterilav that the locating hodects Mill E njliiircrs $500 IN PRIZES! age. Open Mondays Max ■Then contact T J Crockett, at of the iii-w Hamilton Standard Rochester It’s the Simplest, Surest Silverman, Kurricr. 54 IThurch his offire it 8.8V .Main street or 'A L E OR Lease .Main street busi­ Priqx'ller loinjiaiiy plant hi'rc will Balk on Answer Contest t, street. Hartford 6-0304 Room 616 phone 5416 Many houses for sale; do miK h to assure the lontinued TV TUNING EVER! — ness location Itsed car permits CARBURnORS VOIR MANCHESTER— some building lots, choice land , available Also industrial land, growth of Bradley field. LOW COME IN Original Bquipmnnf on (Oontlnued from One) Wonderful Savings In Our TUXEDO Size 34, girl's aqus top­ in Talcottvllle and Bolton; some centrally located Suburban Real, Murphy addres.sed members of Page Westinghouse Single Dial Toning lort ver eHml- TODAY per, size 12; girl's raincoat and [ investment property. Check with i the Appropriations and Aeronau­ CADILLAC 1951 SPECIAL nstes bothersome “fiddling”! Jost select the chen- ('tnoea ty Realtors, 49 Perkins street tics committee at the ground advdagble for Conmotlcut to lend AND other suits Tcl 2-39S5 after 7 p. Crockett before you sell or buy. | Phone 8215. OLDS 1949-50-51 nel . . . and fine-tune for crystal-clear reception! PRICES! breaking ceremonies for the new Barstow Says its support to the proiK)»al that a That's all! From there on you’ve nothing to do Ladies' and Children's m. PONTIAC *6’ 1951 TUESDAY. APRIL 24 DESIRABLE l>ot, near Princeton $l0;0n0.ono propeller plant here. ONE WEEK ONLY mill be loented in ih'- New Lindoii hut watch! Here's new television enioymenl . . . EASY CHARGE H ouhm for Sale 72 Street school. 100 x 192. Phone CHEVROLiT 1950-51 area. esclusive with Westinghouse bee.iii'e only West stuck for on eaoay aiibjcN l T Wanted—To Buy “IT’S THE Before the General Aasemhiv la Coventry <-(468 and tan ba Intlalhd on all inphouse builds a television chassis with the txira Departments! a bill which would give the Stale automatic circuits that make Single Dial Tuning Here'a a good one! WAJ4TED—Good used furniture. CHEVROLET MODELS 1932-491 Development rommiH.'ion author­ Manchester offers on Ideal CREDIT! m Any quantity. W* offer you hlgh- SE.VERAL NICE Lots for iaie. TRUTH” practical. See it . . . try it . . . and you'll buy it! IMMEDIATE HEARING-AID AAor* thon 3,000,000 own«ri of G«n* ity to acquire land f w the mill hv location for Indiiatr.v. Why T eat pricea. Woodshed Phone 2- Prire from $.500 up In town or i suhiirban E J Camphell 5167. 291 •rot Molort con or* olr«ady •njoying eminent domain 'I'lu- pi opo.sal Ino ONE ACCOUNT OUTFITS THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT S154 beauty od lT A N T Y ' Bissell street. | BATTERIES improvtd •ngin* ptrformonc* with been hotly debated tor v.caks both • 'Tfie'Bcamuood Wooderfolly clear DON'T FORGET! Roch«it*r corbur*IorB. in and out of the leei-letiii'’ 17' picture. A bcaatifnlly made coasolcite bi I When you Four roeim alngle, two unfinish­ For All HearinR Aids Coverdale and (’ Ti't- a .N'>v derp-toned mahofon) rmcers. Model 64IK17. tiet Vmira In Before the 24th. WANTED—Girl's 24 " bicycle In ed, built 1949 Near stores and new in the room APPROXIMATELY 3 acres land Distributed By York firm, reported: good condition. Phone 2-2556. I Broad Street School, $10,900. This "Eveready" ‘Mini-Max" "The one main oh.'tacle to the 881 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Moratlnn Is Improving every day. on Lake street. Call 5485. Send Enlrlrn to: WANTED—Hand lawn mower In ••M e m irr" buy a begins at the ronstnietlon of the mill at pre.aent $ 3 6 9 * 9 5 TOI K MA.Xt IIESTER good condition Write Box L. I AN ACRE of high lanms in quiet home 20 throughout .‘(hade trees .Near bus LRBOiMTORIES • It it's s real lishing motor you PAINT IT BRIGHT Wadsworth street. line, stores Chailt-j l' jfood neighborhood. Heal Estate Call Anita While. Price $9,000 Klinore Tiirkington. O.B.C. certified brake H.P. at HURRY! YES, WE’VE GOT OIL BURNERS! ROOM FOR Rent No kitchen j 8274. Agent. Tel. Coventry 7-6397. 4000 R P.M. Speed to get you OUTSIDE WHITE privilege' Genthmsn preferred I there FAST! A wonderful ' troller.' DELIGHTEltL 5-room home with COVENTRY, Attractive eottages TV? Li.ght—weighs only 45 pounds. . a . and men who know how to Install them Call 5252. separate 3-room apartment Ga­ $1600 and up. Welles Agency. Moderately priced—terms if you W . T. GRANT CO rage. oil burner, steam heat, oak ONE l a r g e rnom "'ith t-A \n hodA. Coventry Tel 7-6872. .-\im lo own a new Motorola. Buy it where you’re sure like. Call and see it. gujnm I' rous ’AONi I B4(» suitable for rouplr s\ny,\c doors, eonveruent. Price SIO.OOO. If you have been rhinking of converting your worn out, rooms Oirlii prrfrrrrd K't^hen H, B. Gradv. 8009. Suburban for Sale 7.3 it will he backed b,' efficient service. STANEK'S sep­ old fashioned hebting system we moke this suggestion: HOUSE PAINT privileges Call after 4 DI’PLEX 6-6 rooms, two car gn- arately staffed, efficiently equipped Sert ice Department nige. Excellent location, imme­ ANDOVER LJ$KE Attractive 4- : DO IT NO W ! Give Your Home a ROOM FOR Ren' ir pr va'i- home diate occupancy. $14,000, cash room cottage Large living room neded $.5.(100 supports each T\ or radio sale with the efficient serv­ central. Tel 4022. wnth fireplace .s< rcened in porch. Spring Beauty Treat­ FL.\T 5-5 rooms, steuni heat 2 Private beach with boat, $7,900. If your present burner has outlived its usefulness and you car garage, $15,000. cash needed ice you expect when you make a major investment. Madeline Smith, Realtor 2-1642 ment That Lasts and Wantefl—Rooms—Board 62 $5.00(1 Immedinte occupanry. or 4679. hove been thinking of replocing it with a new one we 1 ROOM SINGLE —Fireplace, ex­ 1'/z -U-IJS and r e f i n e d Youpf man desires pansion attic with dormers tile ANDOVER, Bolton, Coventry, at­ Losts With Sparkling rO('im .ind ooard n pnva'.c hom e bath, ste-im heat (0ID. $12..500. tractive colonials with old fea­ Motorola — Hollicrafters 14 H A Models suggest: DO IT NOW! G ood r'cfer' n''-' V.'r-tr E i-; Y. rash nedccl $1,000. ture.- and improvements, several White House Point. H e r a l d 7 ROOM SINGLE Arlcalrdi wat­ 4-.5-fi room houses, terms arrang­ In Stock _____ ! er. thcei' acres clear land Near Oil burners ore in fair supply new . . . but for hew long ed. Welles Agency, Coventry. TV and RADIO We Have Sold Evinrudes The Perfect Protec- bus line $13 500. cash needed Tel 7-«872. Apartments. Flats. $5 000 Since 1934 Is anybody's guess. GAL. GAL. Tenements 63 RaNCH T'VT’E—3 bedrooms, nice nA’* tl« p ! location $18,500, cash needed W unit'd— Keal Entalr 1 Deluxe 11-pieee A\'AILABLE Ma\ Is'.. 5-room $6 noo. T E I E V I S I 0 .N B A R S T O W ’S For next winter's comfort and today's peoee of mind MADE WITH PURE LEAD, ZINC, TITANIUM apaitmcnl w.Ui -’arage Oil heat 5 ROOM SINGLE—Oil heat, ga­ U R G EN TLY Needed. Modern ai'.l vri,.iiar hlinds Adult.s only rage. gfxid location. $12,500. homes, 2 to 4 bedrooms. Cash JUST NORTH OF P. 0. PICNIC SET coil 5135 now. $6o pel month Box Z Herald. M ANCHE.STER 10* acres of land buyers waiting. Call Suburban EST. 1922 PHONE 3234 OROUND IN PURE LINSEED OIL partlv wooded five minutes walk Realty Oo„ Realtors, 49 Perkins to bus $3 500, Frontage 600 feet. I YOURS FOR YOUR Business i.ucaiions street. Phone 8216. ' 1 ocatlons Not Given On Phone I Flit Kent 6 t F'or Anpoinimenf Please Call CONSIDERING SBLXJNQ OLD CLEANERI HOWARD R HASTINGS—2-1107 YOUR PROPERTY? MORIARTYS OF'FICFV IN Orforo omiomi; Real Act now! Save naif.' Trade-in your / V estate proleseionai etc Apply MAN'C^HESTER — High straet. Without obligation to you, t worn-out cleaner for a new Lenryt! \ Marlow's West Ready for Immediate occu­ nrlll appraise or make you a cash Get this deluxe Picnic Set with 4 un-' is sales and service pancy Hean 6-room Cape Cod offer for property. See us before A Lifetime Aluminum Screen and breakable plates and cups, 2 hot-cold STORE FOR Rent centrally lo­ with full rear dormers Hot water you sell. Thermic Bottles, pint large airplane- OET THE RIOHT PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE AT cated. .Suilab;< for an> t,\pe of heat, oil burner, recreation room Phone 6273 type Steel Case—oil your* for yeur bu'ineas Next to Manchester BRAE-BURN REALTY old cleaner! Get all these work-saving, with fireplace and pine paneled Storm Window Combination dollar-saving Lewyt features, too! headquarters for Prime Meat Ma.'-ket, 103 Center walls in barement Attached ga MANCHESTER’S LEADINQ PAINT STORE •treet. For details cal. 2-8075. SELXIN GT Contact this office for e NOOMTiA«TOIMmi rage. Price $15,800 Maddock A prompt and dependable service Aluminum Screening AT A The trick is ia the timing a irt ouMT-NO tooai deVos, Realtors, Hartford 2-025.5. a NO IIAKMO OUST I DUTCH lOY PAINTS BRI-MAR PAINTS TO RENT- Store at 305 NorTh Alice Qampet Agency. Phone 2- e Nfw Maotc Silent Glow SEE US TODAY Mam street. 900 square feet of Evenings 2-9713, 33-1481. 32-0122, 4543 or 2-0880 ot 2-0028 As Low As Good timing it th« se«»f of good party-line service too — ■■INtaOIZH"l floor apace. Suitable for any type i SU)139, 3-9070 e powH'ui CYCLONIC 3-Wav Interlock FAGTORY-TO- when each parly ollows time between calk ond keeps tuenoNi o t buaineaa or could be converted WANTED - Your property to sell PHONE ; PARK STREET. Excellent 6-room In n ta llrd . • T TIMI-tAVIflO Reliable ouyers waiting with colls brief. ATYACHM INTI TO: Oil Burners Into professional office Apply Vin­ I single. Fhreplace. lavatory. Cloee cent Marcin, 305 North Mam cash. Finances arranged. W e| YOU SAVINGS 8up*r-claa> m«» . DID 8GROOL ; to Mam street. Convenient to F. H. A. Terms 8«fl«p toort . . . diMt HEADQUARTEM i Tel. 4848. need 4-5-6-7 room singles and 2- Tov're ihariiig . . . with im HoboI defense furnitvr* • r^tww 6 8 8 7 QUJUJrr everything Priced for quick aale. family bouses. Howard R. Hast­ drspas . . ■ Wai lirKH I Terms arranged. A S. Burk* WuM . Spray Paint ^ FOR ings. Phone 2-1107. »oln* -Xgemy. Haitfofd. 3-7806 or Mr. Johnson. Manchester 8741. W A L L P A P n ART SUPPUIS PAINTING SUPPUIS GLASS - PRAMINW Itrvfl?: / . I ✓

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 20, 1951 ,1s Honor ('.n e st | Uubcop of Locol Matt’s Car BENSON’S ... SUPER NOW IS THE TIME At Dinner I'aiiyj figures ill Odd Incident TO PI.ACE YOUR OROER FOR A Mr*. Frederick H Mikolitc of , Slater street, South Windsor, fnr-1 An errant hubcap from a localWithin a matter of momenta. HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY n'lerly of Holl street this town, for h e ig h man’s car got him an unu-sual in­ confused Carrier wa* doing some T H the past three years a linotype op­ AMESITE - ASPHALT ^ TARVIA troduction to several Hartford po­ fast explaining to aeveral police. erator for The Herald, was honored licemen in a strange Incident last TV VALUES! Miss Helen Estes, Paeulty Adviser with a dinner party la.-l evening at Seems that the cap had broken a Compiled by Students of Manchester HIkH School night. FRID.W. APRIL 20 ■ "The Cricket ” on the Belin Turn­ ■ Rudolf Carrier, of 227 Green plate glass window of the F. H. Efficient VOL. XVIII. NO. 29 pike. ' road, wn.x driving down Morgan Crygler Tobacco company and set LIMITED NUMDER OF 10% Down Mrs. MIkoIHe terminated her street, Hartford, towards the off the American District Tele­ Reliable Work “Town Officials” Elected dutien w-ith the Herald Printing Buckley Bridge when a hubcap graph alarm. Six police cruisers Concert Gives Y-Teens Give Company Saturday. April 14, She and a Telegraph car sped to the BIG BEAUTIFUL 16-INCH llrails ’.'ll-'52 World Top Prize Winning Seniors Plavetl in Show flew off his car. (.'arrler stopped Up To Guaranteed P and P Gives In a .sehool-wido election on has a seven-year-old daughter, t poking his way back to scene. April 16, fifteen junior and Joan, and a new ranch-style home. | Morgan and .Market streets look- The hubcap « a s found lying in Music Treat senior students from M.H.S. Fashion Show and plans to give more time to bikh j (i,p m the darkness. the midst of the shattered glass. Machine Honored by Exchange Club j ______30 Months T rio <»f Plavs, were chosen from a slate of while her hii.-band. al.-o a linotype ADMIRAL TV CONSOLES • operator, ha.* plenty to do on their twenty-one names to fill the floor finish has been w jrn down | consumate skill and understand- Spread property which comprises about live in freedom. We are now Choirs and Orchestra po.sitions of town ofTIcials on Jr . Tef*n Club Presenti ing realism by Mary Ann and Jo- (With Doors) I nirec Manchester High school seventeen acres, in his spare time. to the bare wood in some spots, es­ On Balance gatlioruig Iho friiit.s of their labors. Town Government Day during the I seph Handley. In fact, avery per­ Power Rolled Shea, Shiner. Kronirk '.sliidciii- were giicst.s at a him h- Please Auilienoe With I Stylibh Selerlions from The party was given by eight pecially in the office where "When I hear and sing the Still - I Youth Week to be held in May former received Individual praise con held by the K.xi hangc (’luh of the other women employees of ' D o ^ ^ a s CHOICE OF MAHOGANY or WALNUT a n d AIIis*oii Star in \n-, Spangled Banner, it makes me feel and sponsored by the Rotary I Bluir'ft Store from the "after theater ” gathering ■Tiic.sdnv, April 17 riicKC guc.sls. Varied Program The Herald, and Mrs. Mikolite wa.a ' a I proud Hint 1 am an American. It , it f'lub. Those student-s elected We Have the Proper Equipment and Know How .loiiii Bell. .Iniiiiiv P.ogcrs and prearnted with ;;rmip and Individ- ! I in the club lounge. 33ie only criti­ REGULAR S449.50 WITH ANTENNA nual Performanrr reminds mo to uphold my personal were: F'rcd Bli.sh, Rudy Vig- cisms to be heard were directed al Ml Uc I'arl.son. all .seniors, were Spring In Manchester officially I Delightful styles and color* ua! gifts DON'T DKLAY e CALI. TODAY . wiiiiu rs in the "l-'rccdoui .'^hnne virtue.s of honesty and Industry j none, Connie Glenney. Carol the club members who failed to An Mpecially well-balanced pro- ^ and enlightens the desire to make came forth when the high achool'a reigned at the well received fash- ! cs.sav coiilc.st s])oiisiire.| leccntly Howes. Pat O'Hara, Andrew Al (louiilrv (Jiib take advantage of a rare treat fram of drair.altr entertainment our country the be.st in the world 1 orche.stra. A Cappella Choir, an d ' Gibson. Janet Bradley, Harold i ion show given by the Junior T- jNVw planned for their benefit. OUR SPECIAL by I be F.xi hang'- ('bib. and to help keep it "the land of I^v8 Floor held the Intetvst of a larpe audi­ Boys' and Girls’ Choirs combined: Moore, Jimmy Warren, Adrian ' Teens and directed by James It is safe to say that the Com- .\f|. I (be luurbcoii (lu " iiipcis the flee and Hie home of the THOMAS D. COLLA 'were prcscnl'd "itli I lieu pii7.cs , their talents to pre.sent "An Kve- , .''chmidhau.ser, Ruth Gib.son, Blair and MLss Janet Brown, with Once again the Community | miinlty Players made many new MANCHKSTKK ence on Friday. April H, "hen In ave ■ I I I (ioiirt Booms PRICE ~ ONLY $ 2 9 9 5 0 by T .1 ( ’ro. kett. president of tlu I ning of Music" in the high school , tleorge Ca.se. FVlcr Plikailis, , clothes from Blair’s store. The set- ! Players have score atoms and girl dres.s with removable jacket' a Jarvis Realty Co. tuallv fell, and aa the curtain was dedicated to the proi>osition that atom s- they make couples or ...... Auto. Mirrors. Window of Veta I.oulse .Simmons and El- ' drawTi, Matfa mother (Marilyn ning essays: lard’s "Winter Song." Prothero's very .styli.sh three-piece outfit, eon- 5 DOVER ROAD BENSON’S . all men ai e created equal ". here "W hat the Liei laration of Irid' - molecules, we heai. si.sting of white shorts, bobby Plate. Obscure I wood P. Dowd, were played with Rogers I la seen bending over the Itnqiiish her position as coach, after ' again, something new. evei'y eiti- Squaw Drills "Shadow March" and a Swedish pendenee Means to Me, bv Joan jacket and halter: another four- RADIO •>- TELEVISION ^ APPLIANCES inlured boy. A sister, Kathy, was i zen born witli equal rights language song — “Visions" by SJo- choosing the east for "The Creak­ Another sign of spring is the piece ensemble with a hat to Phone 3222 portrayed by Unda Pearson Bell: The strength of this nation was berg. ing Stairs." First of all, three cheers for pieces—"How Istrutting their stuff on match 713 Main Street Telephone 353S Setting an atmosphere of my­ Jean Rogers "The Declaration of Independ- | put to S test a.s "Now we are eii Two aerioiLs our new i heerleading captain, vi­ The bathing suits and beach stery and suspense was an unusual •.y;t cnee was the first doeiinient of ini- | gaged in a great civil war " But Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place." ; Ihe Main building lawn. T iki bad WHITE porlaixe in our history now it is vacious (onnii ^ I" ' an excerpt from a Brahms re-| we’re hxrsmg Verna’s po[) and ' fa.shions Vvere very smart amt OCEANS OF NOT WATER production "The Spliister.a of this puissance was strengthened practical .such as a nylon bathing Lushe." Five of the .six old maids one ol the most beloved It set placing F ame (.rady. this , quiem. and “I^nd Sighting" hv vitality, but, carrv on' . . . . not "cakened. in that fatefnl war laptam. ( •ongratidalions are also , contrasted In the A Cappel- — : - ' .suit and a two-tone gingham suit. GLASS CO. became extremely ahoeked at see- foith in clear, forceful language "We have come to dedicate at VIC’S During intermission a humorous o f Ing the other splnater in the com­ 1lor- mnltresse.s, and springs was the W'l holil these truths to he Fverv gram will begin Starting on ond movement of his "Roma,nllc ennfliet. every struggle I bers this week -W orld Staff. Sock Nancy F'olsy. w# suggest trayed__ the flighty spinster. Weak- subject of the talk which Mr. self-e\ident Monday. April .30. the schedule is i Symphony." and the fa.st-moving that all men are ere- ! through which we have emerged land Buskin. Cheerleailers. Ought "All-around” drea.ses which 2 TELEPHONES heaVted Mtsa T'harlotte Brights. In i Howard Tiirkington of Keith's gave nted equal ’ These few words n.s follows: "Roumanian Symphony" by Ve- siieressfully. has found a new na­ ' to have some goorl organizations were all "Betty Barclay F'a.shions ' VIKING whose quarters the scene was en- Miss Helen .Smith’s Home Keonom- hold the doeuiiient’s greatest sig- Moiiday: F'reshnian softball; a d -! leska. Hair Cut Time For Children tion. a new freedom a greater I next year, as usual. "e re first afti r intermission Two acted. was well played by Sally I ics IV elasn on April 11 nlliciiiicr: fo!' I I'an 'hitidi my wag- valued tennis The cIo.sing number of an effee- ggvermneni "of the people, by iiiivie.s. a printed voile, and a two HANDMADE W c s i h i g Ik III s c Heatley. Prt.scilla Torrance neted Mr Turkington showed the girls mi III a star,' and, with ahihtv. Hie people and for the people." i 'rue.sflny Siiphmiiore sbftball; tive and pleasing mu.sieal evening uSSnAKcfftni munis 2 - 8 1 8 5 ------2 - 3 7 0 0 aa an apologetic sister to Prudence Have you noticed the wide silver tone chambray were modeled the different materials used for i amhiHmi. and luck achieve almost whieh, with God’s help, shall nev- Girls' l>>aders Club, were sung by the combined chor­ g l a s s w a r e Richmond, while Miss Lucy Pem­ bracelets rested by Craft,, stu­ The girls then woie dre.«ses ap­ stuffing mattre.sses and pillows and any goal there s opportunity un-| rr perish from the earth j Wednesday: Junior-Senior aofl- uses "When the Forman Bare.* berton, around whom the mystery propriate for afternoon wear. open stock he also told the group about the limited! ' This great address is a ehal- ball: Swimming Club. His Steel" from the Gilbert and dents? Pretty chic! revolves, was cleverly played by These included a beautiful white standard sires used in different ex- The Declaration of Indeper.d- lenge to all Americans. It Is s Thursday: Arehery; Beginner*’ Sullivan operetta, "Pirates of Pen- pique dress, many delicate sheers. Helen Kronlck. Adding a hit of reptions He explained to the girls ' rnee means to me tennis. ranee" and the stirring "One Make sure to cro.ss your finger.s WILLTON'S GIFT SHOP 52 - 66 - 82-GALLON SIZES FOR YOUR QUICK LUNCH humor to the scene wa.s Phoebe, guarantee of ] rhallenge to keep our eoiinlry s 1 hanibrays and linens, and the the meaning of hiioyaney and val- freedom alwavs - it World" hv O’Hara. ' this week-end for the magnificent MS Main Street Tel. 2-4011 the sniffing maid She was state.. that, strong nation, a peaceful nation. duster, which is being worn quite liable reaileney and ila ronneetion |,*ving been endowed with i cast of "Antigone ” Swe characterl7.ed by Greta Frechette. the and a place of freedom and eqiial- A Co-Rce night is being planned | going so a hit this spring with the life of the pillow. .Some , Hbertv. and All chararters were attired in the Ity liy Girls’ I-.eaders and Varsity M I far. kids hope you bnng back the Prints, satin coltmis, and organ- coatumes of the early ISOO’s. This ^IrkiudM clubs for May 2. The program will Reports Recorded I laurels again!!! die.s were modeled as evening fash- IN STOCK j i ions. helped greatly to aecent the at­ and tvpe. of pillows. In discussing ' * B<’'’e ^ n ’«-nt to Insure them; consist of volley ball, relays, ping- ' RAVIOLI mosphere. Both "The Spinster, of I Have a restful i big joke i and "Ob'.-" and "Ah’.s" were heard mattreR.,e« and spring.. Mt Turk- ' ''"'IT,''*'' '' f»"" »<•> (’. Gloniiev Gliosni ' retrehm em a F O O D S A L E Aushe" and a "Diiio With Barbara Bv Spanish Clnl> funiul vacation, chums, but don’t from the audience when the girls (Moot or Chnosn Fllkd) inctoTi expininrd Hir vnnou5< typ«*s I purpo.v*. havr i wearing evening gowns stepped Were expertly direeteil by Mis. Our feminine Joe I>‘n ran really ■j forget to come backj of. matlrosxr5 tn br found in tho j and duty.to ‘alt^r or abol- I into the scenei Two aqua*.-* pink, ' laa'bel Worth. r.lieer Captain I wallop those 1hbmer?i' Beverly*' Spanish Ctu'b. held during fifth I ' ■ See you around . . . . SATURDAY. APRIL 21 markets, and he told Hie girls what • The phrase, containing this I and a lavender, all made of nylon Last, hut eertainly not the least I Bristol. Helen La w Ip i. Helen Ro.Ve. poi^'ts to roiiNlder when buying as.<*ertion, then, assure us and' ______period on April 16, was opened‘ I and satin were new styles and Interesting, on the bill was ■ 'The wax' Hatty Shirer and Margaret Rogers with the reading of Governer, ^ ^ 10:00 A. M. C?r«aklng Stairs” The story oc­ either an inner-spnnp or aolid mat- futurs generations that America j Connie Glenney. a iunior. beautiful in color BARSTOW’S rew a« to the con^trurtIon, tick- will aivvaya be a democracy, will | chosen captain of the new cheer-: **re only a few of them curs In Old New England, where ledge’s Proclamation of I^C'lClltistS llrcir As the girls with their hair es- Just North of P. O. SPAGHETTI three niemlxT.. of tlie youngest in^. ^tr. The differenre between always lie governeil hy men of the leading squad at a meeting of the I . - American Day. by Norma Strong piciallv done hv .Marlow’s Bcsiitv HALE'S STORE generation of Wim hell.s, trv to dis- I'heaper and well ron.stni'led [leople s etioli # , iiiemtx rs la.t Weilne.sday \ i this I We ve even come up with I ’nder the direction of Ml.ss Beu­ H«i| irw I'lrlnrcs ei|i>s for whieh Americans of 19, at the Hartford YWCA. Thus! painting pictures of people; Fran- nineteen hundred.-, Mr. Hudson ox- Coppocolla teriration of ('yril Perkins, a farm cially basUethall and music i work were awarded by Miss Helen I l.'sl years ago gladly gave their vvill he the first competitive ineel F’atelli told about the first and I ^ did not lonie into^use McCatidlcss to Connie Glennev, hand. An ex-sailor, who for a time , until around nineteen-ten. About ' HARD-TO-CET QUALITIES OF Call For PcrMinali/.nl Hair Culs U.itf .\* .'>:20 P. M. was suspected of having posses- j Bessie is a junior, taking a gen­ for MH.S girls. Best of luck to time that she skipped school; Marv Ann Marlin, and Mar>- Ann this time .Manehester had their , George Potterton’i ifealth eral course, belongs to Chirrent ] Shirley Wilson reported that she alon of the lost fortune, was very I Black as this menace .seems, we first electric lights. The only ] .dhea. before the fashion .-how excellently acted by Pete Mitchell ela.sse, have .,ust eomplet.xi their hopefiillv to future years lor Affairs Club and Girls’ leaders, Allison Olmstead '52 „ ,,, ~ . i liked to attend dance.s and movies; change in the wiring today and : Janice F'ogg did a very able siiidy of Hie h imiin nervous -rys-,,|„, realization of the dream and IS a typist for the High School nt Hie ' ‘*’*M je a n Bollino read her composition that u.-ed then is that now cable is , characterization of Aunt Viny trm.s by seeing a iilcture entitled World Be.ssic’s interests include long awaited vaiation! INQUIRE ABOUT OUR “TAKE-OUT” SERVICE! originators of the Declaralion of about watching television used instead of open wires. Wlnchell. pre.sent owner of Hie old Ttie Nervous .'-ystem” It showed dancing and all sport.s i Bette Carl.son '51. Indeiienilem e, tor world-wide ac- Judy Alcox and Mary Lou F'rom 1910 to 1620 many other ' BEAUTY SALON haunted homestead As an old the comparison between the brain Only a freshman -\Iaige is tak- : — Junior Hi-Y toAiil knowlislgement that "all men are Thomas read "En el Coche" from types of electrieal equipment was gypsy friend of the Winehelis. of a man, frog, and a cat ing the business course and he- | BROADLOOM A ereateil equal. ” the text book. introduced Into the home, but | Anne Fajlot gave an effective per- | x j,, picture expiMned that hum- : longs to Aqua-ettes. One of her fa- , |I«k||. all of the Shirer. a freshman at M H S . passed a bill ortieially adopting the I OIL- KV.'vtem "bicli controls our In- enjoys reading, lior.Hehack riding, „se.-. , Junior Hi-Y membera are expected literally kept his audience In , Slar-.-ipangled Banner a s the na- skating, and swimming in her George J Reynold.-. Dean of CARPETS Sofk and Buskin Mr. Hudson also brought with assist in a townwide rag col- •‘nUtchea.” aa he posses.'setl 1 ' , k t : tional anthem of the L’nitod spare time. the College of Arts ami Sciences, IDEAL FOR WALL TO WALL IN.STALLATIO.V OR CUT TO ANY ROO.M SIZE enviable naturalness under the picture also showed that an hlm a large electromagnet. He ! . ^e held on Saturday, .'-tatos. The iiLspirmg words of Iht* Theac girls were chosen on the at the Cniversity of Connecticut lights. Leonard Shankman also injury to the spinal cord may said that all electricity comes di- i' RUG. THESE WERE PURCHASED BEFORE RECENT PRICE INCREASES AND .song, which *'^sme sincerely from pep, personality, cheering alulity Will Admit H8 ^^tly' or rndlVeVtly from m agn a-! April 21, for the benefit of the L A P IZ Z A added humor to the scenes in his eau.se a leg. an arm or some other is .schediileil to be the featured STILL CARRY OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES. the heart of a loyal American, and appearance. tism. With the magnet he demon- i Cancer Drive. The members will MMOUSNikME! portrayal of Cephas Perkins Anita part of the body to become lame, speaker at this year’s induction keep alive the memory of our his- Judges were Rudy Vignonc, Boli BUY NOW WHILE THE SELECTION IS GOOD. IHSCOVKR THESE REAL M p h.ite insl.Tllrfl a medern iricn cspcdall.r Grossman did an exi ellent job in | ui penduig iiiion where the injury Thirty-eight new membera o f ' strated the principle by which ' j^e post office at 8 a m. . lorn pa.st and iiiltivate in ail of Brunette. Miss Smith. .Mr Smith, of new nicmbcis to the Veinlanck acquiring an Old Neve Kuglxud i wa.s made m the .spinal cord Sock «nd> Buskin were announced | pjectric motors work. ; and spend the morning collecting CARPET VALUES. li'jill lo pul iiul Ihe BEST l.a I’i/./,a in llie guickMl 11.- Hie .seiilimenl of patiiutism. Miss ('asc, Mr. Hunt and Fllainc chapter of the National Honor I „„ as a result of try-outs Mr. Hudson displayed an oscil- | inteams on a number of trucks twang as she plaved Mother in the A i'•’i-onii pi* i ;re. entitled "Act Grady. SUPER SIZE! Francis SvoU Kev told iii a simple .Society to be held on Wednesday, held last week. loscope thai «c brought with him p,.paidi.„t Charles Cronin announc- limo. second scene Ttie young gypsy Your Age. shnv. eti how some manner how oiir flag withstood a The remainder of the squad con­ •May 2, at k:00 p m in the high The girl* are Prudence Rlch- from the trade school. He ex- | gt the April 17 meeting, SPECIAL! girl, and "Frenehy." a youthful' adiufju ent .• Uiu'iKh growing up. raging hatlc to remain flying, and sists of Connie Glenney. cai>tain- school suditorium. Brief re- niond. Naomi Werbner, Ruth Ann plained that an oscillo.-cope is stated that it will be a sailor, responsible for Hie theft ' .Stll' fl1* I ilk1’ al t;me.s lo SMALL MEDIUM LARGE were well-dramatized bv .Mary lyii ' tmmiihant!y greeted the early i loct. tlilckic Hunt. Dickie Hunt. marks will .also be ilehveird by ■ Azinger, Kathleen Olmstead, Pat basically the same as a T.V. set ■ gj-pg^ community service and will LOW PRICE! ^ KP1 a'’.tn;'.:! )M -ir \.v:'iiU.s( t hrv havi BEAUTIFUL GRAY TWIST Delaney and Douglas F'uigless dawn. • ^Mary Mclnlo.sh, Dons Coiinici .Vrtbur Ilhng. .-iiperintcndent of Shirer, Sandra Sundquist. Maureen but Instead of showing pictures il appreciated by all. nut V(r! ,./nl t tial Uiey were en- and I’at Taylor. 1 7 "The Creaking Stairs ” vviis diree'- ■"rile St a I-Spiiiigled Baiinei . schools, ami {{r'incipal F.itson Shea, Jean Reed. Joyce Jarvis. I hanges sound waves into a picture , a 1 Guay and Charles li'miL: a ncu pi.a.so of lilu ed by Miss Helen J. Estes, and iiixiins iiiiieh to me It stand.- as a Bette Carlson. 51. B-tilcy, " Helen Kroniek, Sally Heatley. Anne of tho.-e waves. , , 1, , Cronin represented the Junior Hi- S1i)6 Th. 50c 75e helped to make F'riday evening’s '■n ai’O •‘\pla;iu)‘lir.porlant. ar d hints how lo that night in IHH. and it staiuls as , Mils J rafk IVaiii th«' pM»sont officers of the socielv : Frechettex^risciDa Torrance. Anita j lay control. By apeakinR; into a , |jy two delegates pointed Slightl.t’ IrreRuiar Refrigerators to forget auhiu'^ ♦* f’uod iM‘r>'iinaliiv. I a tribute to the thousands who who .ar>' as follows: I’rcsidcnt. : Gagliadotie, Mary .Io Brennon and niicrophone he activated a relay out that the venture was inter­ Following a hearty applause Alfreil Tancco. 'o3. have made heroic sacrifices for | Ruth Gib.-on; vice president. Ruth Eleanor Field. that opened a circuit which in esting and instructive as well as Save SI.OO Per Sg. Yard ,\I«o with; .'la//,nrflla Chco-r. .VnehoN irs, Ham- turn shut off a light. New...and from a well-satisfied audience, our country. RatC8 ill Stale Smith; secretary. Jewy Itowza: The boya are Charles Shaver, enjoyable. The program, which was liurg. Saus.-tgi', 31u'-hr(i(Mn'. I’t'ppfn'. I’cpprroni. bouquets of red roses were pre­ "All the liberties we have our anil tre.asiirer, William Munaie. Alfred Taricco, Robert Pitcher. Al Mr Hudson .sald^ln closing, that held in the state Capitol building, sented In sincere appreciation to country has given us. We are free At the conclusion of the explana- Quay, Robert Morrison. Jimmy he thought T.V. had a very good conalated of legislative proceeding* Manchester High’a indoor track Yean Ahtodl Directors Ml.ss Worth and Miss -New StiKleiit Joins because men tolled and suffered so Collins. J o s e p h Dubanokakl, future but he wished that there including passing bill* and law*, 2Ec EXTRA team pulIeTihrrArelve; u^in the^ speeches given by these four would be more educational pro­ Now. g« oerything >o« Estes, to Mis.s Mary McAdams, that we could be free. All of our state rating bv finishing in thlra ' qualifications for Dwight Gordon. Richard Buahnell, a banquet In the evening, a speech 9 5 business advisor, and to Miss Anna Sophomore Class I knowledge and our culture and Fred Hanson. John Allison, Bay grams presented. delivered by Governor John Lodgie, Per Sq. ^ard n jm in >oor refrigerator! McGuire, who, much to the regret place at the Hartford Invitation! Te ? I Taylor Booth 51 ■ that which t.s written in song and Indoor Meet held at the Hartford ! t»eir certificates of Juros. Dougla* Fingles, Leonard an4 an inaugural ball to end the Ouf mb ng quality, endur­ of the club, has been forced tn re­ .story our country ha.s given us. It Shankman, Peter Mitchell, Bruce program. ing performance, m.ured )"■ Armorv, Saturday, April 14. They ■ ■ At Randall High school there haa thrown open oui gates so that Music for the occasion will be Anderson, Ronald Watts, and Dick It was also announced at the finished behind Hartford Public lnirrn.ilionalHarve*(er. Big • HOT DOGS j are no extra curricular activities truth and knowledge could flovs- provided by the high school or­ Coat el lo. meeting that the Junior Hl-T wa* * HAMBURGERS and Weaver. Following the Red ■ Quill lo Sponsor family capacity in thii hug* I offered to the students'” replied to uk from every source. chestra bid and new membera Seven students have been placed the champion of the Y-Intermedlata • 100*>o WOOL FACE and White harners were Hart­ 9.5 cu. ft. liiel Have Vou Visited ' Loretta Dennis, a new member of "All the pleasures that we en of the soctety. and their parents. . on the waiting Hat to be admitted Basketball League. A bronsa trophy ford s Biilkley. a tie between West • ICE CREAM Hie Beautiful Modern the class of '53. when she was jgy ^ur country has given us. F'or are cordially invited to attend this 1 If vacancies occur. The Juniors are Writing Contest was presented to the club. The • 12 FEET WIDE • UJNCHES Hartford and Bristol, and New ... and , asked if there were anv differ- ' year.- men aad women have lived induction program. A reception • Maura McQulre. Sally Shea, and success can largely be credited to COSMETIC DEPT. Britain Coach diaries Wigren’s enccs between her formei .-chool and died, worked and grown for thrx-c attending will be held Carol Keeney. The sophomores are Ricky Mariconl, voted the most At The aquad look one aecond, two thirds, The staff of "Quill.” under the • IDEAL FOR WALL-TO- Color-Kiynd tn Ywr Kttclwn • GRINOERS and M. H. S. wearv. that we who live now can following the imiiiction. (Carol Rottner, Nancy Lynch, Gail valuable player. Al Guay was a LA PIZZA Loretta halls from Guymllls. , three fourths and two fifths. leadership of Miss Marlon Casey, Exclusive! Choice of tee Elinor Hussey. ’52. Todd, and ?7ancy Petke. have announced the opening of the named honorary captain of the WALL COVERING rena-ylvania. where the school diaries Rice took third jdace heautifuL decorator Door Arthur Drug Stores fourth annual contest In original victors. she attended had an enrollment of. and Herm F'rechette fourth in the In appreciation for* the fire work Handle Colors— to match five hundred students, which was - .luniors Nominate 449 yd. run. Two of Manchester’s writings which Is open to all M. H WE SERVE S. students interested In this field done by Bob Stevens, retiring %our Litcben color scheme. too .-mall a number to permit milors jilaced. 51 lit Cole Imik sec­ director of the Hartford County sports or other activities. Nominations for officer- ot ond iilace and Gordon Eckicr took Four prizes of $5.00 -each will 1951 High School Golf Schedule be awaixled in the four following Y. M. C. A., the Hi-Y presented 7 MOOIIS Greatly inipreased hy the size the Junior tffass were made in fifth In the 8S0 yd. iiin, Jimmy 7 SIZIS LADY groups: Mr. Stevens with a gift at this of M H. S.. Loretta was also con­ 22M on Tuesday by a nominat­ Glenney look third place and Ad­ meeting. His position has been filled 7 reicu RUMMAGE ing committee composed ol rian Schmldhauaer took fifth. 1. LIpper class (Junior-senior) Mahehester u ^ fused by the schedule and paa.s- Modal UA-M- $3««.*4 £ ’2 1 9 “ .. April 30. Monday West Hartford by Verne Bradley. ing to and from claiiaes. which Bob Johnson, Janet Bradley, A tie for fourth place between West Hartford ...... prose. BORDEN’S Hanulrn ...... May 4. Friday Hamden For the evenings entertainment Iwas not practiced at Randall. Gordon EJckler. John Panders. Al Morgan and Marahall Aitken In 3. Upper class poetry. ..May 8, Tuesday Home 3. Lower class (freshraen-sopb- three enjoyable movies were shown. SALE I Another difference Loretta Allen Schubert and James th» high Jump gave the Manches­ West Hartford ...... TOP QUALITY ..M ay 9. Wednesday Bristol The first two were technicolor at­ ■and I t BolUator P .TJL found was that In her ' English Glenney. ter team their only points In the Bristol ...... omore) prose. .. May 15, Tuesday tractions about fishing in Canada, course at Randall no literature Nominated for president field bouts. Meriden ...... Home ' 4. Lower class poetry. ICE CREAM .. May 17, Thursday Home and the last film concerned swim­ was taught, only grammar. were: Adrian Schmldhauaer, The relay team of Gordon Eck- W lndhana...... All entries should be typed or Windham ming techniques as taught in Army In her apare time Loretta finds James Mintcucci and Phil Rich; ler, Jim Roach, Al Morgan and IVlndham •••**••««••*•*• ..M a y 31, Monday written In Ink on reguUtlon aize Carpet Center Hallitltr SL School . ."May 22 Tueaday Meriden training. pleasure In reading almost all for vice-president, Connie Qian- Jim Rogers placed fourth Meriden ...... paper and may be handed In to 308)8 MAIN STREET | PHONE 2-4343 NORMAN’S Home —Donald McComb '54 impike kinds of books. ney and Phylll* Maatropletro; I Outdoor track opens soon and Bristol ...... May 24. Thursday any member of the ’’QulU” ataff or REMEMBER ,. Mnv 31, Thursday Home THE VARIETY MART T.i conclude her intendev.- I.or- for .-ecietary. Shirley Henrv I there are .still many openings on Hamden ...... to Mlsa f?asey In 14F. All material THURS., FRIDAY DAILY 9 to 5:30 I 153 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST The Hew membeiK ate: Fred Blisli. '.M; Toni Tedford. '51: published in •QulU" will automat­ 1 Block North of the Armor.'”) THE ADDRESS Satairiay, April 21 etta stated that she found the and Pat Jones, and for trea.-- I the squad in running and field 9 A. ,M. to 9vP. M. WED. to NOON 1 Ronnie Watts, ’.V’.; n.mnv DoMartln, '54; Etob Peteraon, '54 and ically be considered. The contest ” 119 HARTFORD ROAD—TEL. 2-8171 students and teachers very friend­ urer, Allen Schubert and I evetits. The latest win gave Coach Rill Thornton, ’*54. closes on May 10, 1#51. Read Herald Advs. A t P. M. ly and pleasing. James Glenney. I Wigren a brighter outlook for the i Fenna Lee Fiaher '52. . —Frances Patelll, ’51. J ...... ' season. Albert Guay '53. ■\ T.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL 20. 1961 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. Ariui. zo. 19B1 PAGE flPTEEN ______Vic Taggart Repeats as No. 1 Duck Pinner in Y League White Sox Hitting Like Red Sox Now O range H all B ingo Mike Sav«rick to Coach Ch.’irliV Robbins 20th ■omething happen*. Both thv THE ^ r Warren^ Robinson to Coach White Sox end Cuba- er* riding O iapiiiaii Seen EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Hamilton Itascball Cluh In. RiMiton Marathon Center Service Ace Little League Baseball high, tied for first plave. ___ o A1 Zarilla Big Gun Frankie Friach, Cub manager, Charlie Robbins placed 20th As !N-S W inner I % HBUillton s defending cliam- Little Loop Alumni Nines got a well-pitched game from Paul Penny BinKo 7:15 to 7:45— Regular BinRO at 7'4S B tc p o ld l in thi' Boston Marathon yea- plona in the Twlllpht BaFehall Minner. the Dodger refugee, to Tryouts Sunday at Nebo terdav. Time for the Bolton By lyonj^ue will be under A new Posted 118.23 Average abut out Cincinnati, 8-0. on seven Pinehurst. N. C, April 20 JA’i- runner, a former Manchester EAHI. 'V ^OST f'oach during? the coming: .sea- Coaches of the two Manchester,^,Jwague. He was also assistant di­ For Unbeaten Hose hits. Wlllle (The Knuck) Rams- rector of the West .Side Rec thi.s j resident, was 2;.’H 44. TTie mar­ The faellng persists that this at I'rartioc for al) HiUle I.«eAgYi^ the drill The aeaalon will he from ORANGE HALL aon. Mike Saverirk haa been Little I.,eBgue Alumni tcama were dell was the victim as the Reds Sport* BdMor athon distance la 26 miles, 386 long last- is Dick Chapman* year 2 to 4 o\dock. selected to' replace Art Pon- announced today bv League Direc­ past wdnter and also was head ! Nonioki .Yveragps 121- lost their third straight. Andy hftaelmll cnmlidaten will he Sun* coach of Verplanek Little Ivoaguo 1 yards. ilay afternoon at 2 o’clock at Mt Idtlle liengue nclivlly will gel , tf UNC more than twit baited hook?, pratE The latter wna forced to tor Wally Fortin. Donnie Warren ton'a Red Sox would be the only Pafko drove in two of the elun to finally win tHe North and South SatnrdA.v will handle one team while Charlie baskethnll this pa.st .sra.soii. Gianltt anil Braves Splil Nehn All mr.uhera of the coach­ underway on Mcmonnl Pay at nr a lur» \vUb nt« iiifur than cive up the job heenuae of a Robbins is now a student at Local Spf}rt .3 7 Blit Di.l Not Roll (Juh helped. Most experts thought runs. Amateur Golf Tournament Don ia currently working at the ing and managing atnffa are re Ktemonnl 1* l« Id w ith a douhlehrnil' ' Angling; .«oa^on in Coiiii''' lu ut sft's of not moM’ than three hooks* ne\‘ uoikinp .schcflule. I’.oliiii.son will handle the other. New York Medical College, the two regular pitchers assured The New York Giants and Box- The 40-year-old 1040 ..Natumnl Twill Bill: 2ntl Game quested hv I'itoctor .U^hn Hedlund er. Tliere will he four teams in th*» ' will nprii at t* a li'- Satur'i.i^ *iii alt riU’h. nl ninrr ttian tw.f linoH with .'^a\eruK hiia been n stand- The two liaal teaiua, plus two Hamilton .standard and is seeking i preparing for hla degree in I In RfM|iiiml Niiiiiber them the pennant. It may yet. but ton concluded their opening se­ champion tax won all sorts o( employment in hi.s professional j Chatter lo he prcKenl. league ngnln this season. fir without li nul . . . I-.t of .spears out- perffuiuer in the local from Fast Hartford, will form one medicine. Yeaterday’a showing Lasts Until 8:10 p. in.; the fir.st week evidence la agalhst ' ries all even by splitting a Pntn- tournaments In his belter than t.io itatC'ControlIod watcr> Sixty-'ino 4)f (eaiiips for Trophy Al! h lys who have not reRlalered Hea tl c'Rclies are Krnie Dowtl IS pn>hihitoodgi'rs. • I’0\\FI{ KOI I F.K I SKI, f Apnl 21 ' to t)if thir-i Snnday in t.«h Americans He ia a third , Vm luinbo" TasjRart ha.9 re- By Joi'k Hand first lo«*er. Zarilla. bursting with pla.yed under llqhts fii' it id able to .so mueh as gam the « rA R A N T E E D i-hlstlc blows u-iordinp l<> a re­ league. I He Is a former jirofessional pitclKT ; Hi.s best effort was in 1944 Mahoney. Danny's .son, Danny, ! lamctl hi.s tillr as Ihr lugli avrr- • I IIF.I FSTIM ATKS r.Al.l. .I'ulv I .Uilv l-'ti he.st of liK'k fel- lui.si'inan INuiuratz will .serve Aaaoc'laled Press Sports Writer power, ia hitting .44s% with tw'o inning on and finished in a dria- Then he lost a 4 to 3 decision lo lease from the i'I'nln rli* nl board l.i^^■^ and Wr'II api>MN-iat»' a.s a lalclier witli the team. rile LIHIe I.eague Alumni | in the following minor leagues: i w-hen he cro.ssed the finish line .Ir.. la an inficldcr with the Red I bowler in the Wcdnc.sclay home runs, a double and two sin­ an qonlifieti in following ortler fni • T m i i‘a v m f ;nth 31 AN CHESTER m of Kishenes and (',ame. Maybe it's only A1 Zanlla but zle. George T. Dunlap, Jr. Chapman hearing: <'I anv oprmnir day «*ddi- Both Pavrriek and Ponpratz .school opens tonight at 6:30 at the Kvangellne I-eague, Middle Atlan­ In third place. Sox. Night Bowling l.oagti*' al the gles accounting*for seven R B I’s in Yds* Roiiiis Fund nmount veteran would have been • SAVF. Ml";, FOK ( ASH 1001 The SIX o’rloi'k opening has been the White Pox arc hilt.ng hkc Red Jim Hearn won the opener. 4-'J, Uvea here more than half the year are Manihe.st't men, Fa.st Side Rec. The league ia open tic le’agiie. Piedmont. Georgia and ------I Y’MCA with a 118 23 Hvcrrige. Tho two days. with steady seven-hit hall. eligible apouae (If unmarrlefl nt S W E W ITH adopted to prole, I the interests of All softball and ba.seball field.s ; and would like nothing better Hum Shots ll< rr and TIhto ara.siin the ilamlltona. to all boys regardless of whether Florida League, and the Southern tiiisky Wr.st Sidor. hotter known Sffx now. Tlie Zarilla fever is catching. Or Flarl Torgeson finally broke up lime of nppllCHt iou i. ehlld oi i hil- the land owners who have turned In Manchester have been recondi­ lo nail down the tiHe before sail­ YY iiids Up Sliorlly lath Siiith. WldfC spoi ts( aMrr. in R'lditifin to wtnntnp the Twi or not they played In the Little Association. .Moving to Connecti­ foi’ hts pitching tnlont.s nn a has#*- Zanlln i.s making l-iank Lane, , maybe it’s the St. l»ula Brownie dren or grnndchiUlreu their fishing rights over to the tioned for the coming .season. The the wild second game at 8:10 p. ing next week fur Fngland anil Hie is Pf *. on thf Hir niphl Isf aiiue crown, alst^ raptured league last year All that is re­ cut. Charley landed work at the l^alJ fiol-1. rolMfl with the ( ’ontrr thp fliicago general manager, ' pitching, ('hicago has flailed the PavmentR are $10 fnr > nch DeMAIO BROTHERS state nml in the past have b- en^.-- •softball field.s at the Charter Oak m., by singling off I>ave Koslo d JO to d I’Ti uith h.i5 spfirt.s pi-f.- the <’onnecticiil .scnfi-}>ro ha.ae- quired is that tiny be either thir­ I ’bailee Voiiglit in Bridgeport an I Kid Gavllaii Rer\ICO entij. ’ Brownie staff for a total of 3't Walker I'lip Hatches The dridline' for application month nf active nervier witli ,v kio Call N ow IVrsonnlly Siiprrviar All Work tiirhed b\ o\. r-enthiisinst le first I.ots. Robert,son Park and .Me­ look like the Ampi'ican Lcagup'9 with the bases loaded for a 13-12 — \\v ;:ram .‘^nntli n lonal losideni . . itnll tournament chanipion.ship teen or fourteen years of age. played on that team in the State I runs and 33 hits m two days for a Toilay he moved against Hohstl f"r t ’linne tuut Y'eteians State maximum payment and $300 lump day li-.ank Wall 'ii s who giithei at morial h'ield are readi’, akso the ! ('hot Nowi.cki cninpili'il h hi;:hor Branch Rickt v And all because of edge. The Giant.s had seorr I five I sStjiHl i\‘.s fir.-xt qimliiyniK b*’al at W iirren played two years on the l.«eagiie. He played with the Ra- I club batting average just under Manley, long hiHing Savannah, Bonus IR .tune 3• Hay Scarborough and Willie I Zarilla and Kddie Robinson each C7l#t Nichols a 20year-oM Application forma nre available jit th* .^>1 afT'*rd h airj^ro’ind.** . Ja|Kiii Riiniipr Spniig^fti'ld with a Bachelor of Sci- as. niarley had a chance to work j (o'or gia-.North r'.iiol.na duo, u.th rine t’nrps, ('nasi (7unid. any fiom 4>rfrcr of ttie ttcjisuiei \'fi- ?] Booklets summarising Ihi- 'ish- llasliy Cuban I'avorefI field at the Charier Oak Lots will ! wiiki, tlip N’o 1 pilin'r m tln' Wight to Boston foi- Zanlla. .loe : .spanked a tliree-iun homer yestei- southpaw, won his fiisl tug leugiie tng laws nn-l regulations have be«-n , r.’h- ' r' I'ail: :n \ on wdl not op- . nc)' degree ami received hi* walh young fellow.s, leaching them I \V ^■lli B ( I^raquc. avi'Mii-rfl T'obaon and Pick l^ittlefleld. ' day in the 13-5 rout of the Browns gnme. eolorful Bril iDyrramitel Goodloo Women’s .Yuxilmiy bianch or h.r einns Bnnu.s Hivisinn. Hiiitfiod ♦Tilf auto rn* inC thi' K»*a.'^»n It To ^ liip Alflo M im llil be ready within a week rlislnhiited to all town elerks '.la.slcr of Arts degree at Colum­ the ins ami outs of baseball. _ and j 121 3i 1.5'it'i tl^r Ir.i'qiir ‘‘hninru.m “Must be plenty of dough in­ j hclore only 1,079 fans. Both came Ram and rold weather polished of Valdosta, Ga . taking on Billy nn ofTirri of V. S Buhlic HeRlth ir». ('oMuectirut or Y’elernns Se v- WEDDING These books desrribe the stream '•Aa.«M! I'H- many vnirs nj^o that Wins Marathon bia I'nivcrsity. r>on played a lllllc since moving to Manchester hi. Munch, ^tci- M< toi .'^alr- volved.’ the WISP guv.s .aaid. I>anc off loser Al Widmar. Joe Patlon, Morgantoii, .N. 1’ , Servnr detailed with any of the ice r'entver. 09 ('enter ntieet Man- Tonight in Garfloii Manrhesler Highs initial base, off the rest of yesterday's pro­ seetions under regulations and from tr> tm thousand fanK ball while in rollegr and is no has been looking forward to get- | It s been years .since you didn l hei vices for a minimum of 90 chej4t » r, ball game will be played one week HiLh .'Single nnuld help both i down to fin'l both (’Im'ago teams eluhs wliiih liavenT plav.Ml home niul I le.'iTihci 7. liMTi; domlciletl irr.‘ 'fv> cr*'Mt crew dnfpatrd Har­ against Brl.stol High at the Wesi eaeh The offninl map Issued by Gavilan. the flashy Cuban hawk. , tluh^- .Nil wirit- r it seemed Boa- ' cn lop. Hilt lock quick, hetorc opi'ii Hicir seasons, toppid hy a ,|oiii OI».sr‘rvam u‘ in ('.mnettMut nl leant one year vard Vf.Mtrrflav on the (Minrli'a Side Oval. It will be a CCIL game. tvrragoY rclcascfl lor put>)n .it i«»n the Highway IVpartnienl shows i*« Far \lirafl of ,|oiiii- (Vite of ,St Hyneinthe, P y , placed takes on cagey Aldo Minelli of ! hv 1 -igur sr. rctn'v Henry La< ha- day-night doulileheader at Wa.sli- ju eceihng date of entering aervlee; the loratlon of all regulated fish­ l^vri i!i |h*str>n tliacliarged or releaaef! under con- You Gan Depend On A SPECIALTY IIV HifTrrly of Rttsion sixth and seventh, Boston's Jesse Hal.v at St. Nicholas Arena to- j Pete Server, foreman of I lie prllr, >■'. • n- ('rp'iilf'.l -to Mauvep ington between the .New York Of YViCA W eek ing waters Van Zant was lOth and Kevki Koni “Hippo" Corrmti, i.'orrenti roll- Yankees and the Senators. I’resi- ditlona other than dlahonorahle: Plstribiilion of trout for the bight in hia final vi-arniup for his I Reereation Department's main- of Istanbul, Turkey, seventh four P'l l'>7 .Stnglf anri ;i .i-ih t'*ple (lent Truman will throw out the Rtill In active aervice: retired or Aiinoiinronvntx. Invitatinna, IBM fishing senaon started in Boston. April 20 Any tenanee erev. reports .showers [(asehall IVain yenr.s ago, wound of 11th on his May 18 welterweight title bout ' N’ftu ickr.y -120 w.as Mm sprr*niiiis at (".eveland and Hftrtfnrd f'o.mtv arnl ('ity asan- Next of km of deceaaefl veter­ Ule of the Piste Board will have S<*eks R ad io S ^ (KSTi. bout will be carried on i add.s thni the showers may not be Cake Ibixt'i', Malcln','^ Napkm.s, Ptc. been rovered The trout dtsirihii msrsthon riinnera have been dis­ Ihoning veteran.s. Wang Chen network radio (ABCl and televis- I installed this summer I'l"'*" in the high sinclr drpart- Detroit at l3iiengo for olhir day rjRtioiiR in an all day ob.iervancr Ling and Ixm Wen Gau. had to YrKlerda>‘K inent games in the American Thp Na­ • honoring national Y. YV. f*. A. G u a ra n te e d tion plan for this vear Is based on pelled by Japans IB-year-old ion (.NBCi. FREEZER l.nrKP Scloction — Ixtw prices j' Oni'innntl. April 20 OTi Ot- drop out after 20 miles but old man | National Bratton, already safety past hia i Ten sections of the old t,\T'' Mcn.brrs thr '■h.4riinc*n .M"- tional Binds Brooklyn to New I week on Tiieadav, April 24. at the «n exported ZSO.OnO legal fish Ap­ Ixhigeki Tanaka, a surxivnr of the N#u Tork I 12. B'-'KIam 2-1.3 »10i proximately one-half of these have I finals of the (Ta.Kn A r>ntra! marathon, hiin.self, Clarence De- j final tuneup with a TKO win over ' bleachers have been creeled at tiie t'U .^'iIps nv‘ r-^.g^'fj 11^102 per York and Boston to Philadelphia Hartford Y. VY’. C’, A . 2^2 Ann atonilr bomb fhal wrecked hts mar. the 63-year-old seven-time 1 C'hifi^o s r’inrinmtl ft. in the afternoon and Cliuago to street Th"n' will b»* a coffee ! been storked The remainder will I Ijeapnr were f^ere fodnv H^f»kinK a Orlv (ram*’K seheiulf <1. Don Wllliama at Detroit Wednos- I Charter Oak diamonds. Six sec­ stnnv Thr Mn*nr S a in wnn home city of Hirn.ahuiia In IBJ.'i. winner finished for the 31st time. | WASHER y O n t u h J be distributed In during Ihe-sea- Afnrriran day. will fight Gavilan for the ' tions have been set up around the hot 1 Mip hif’h tc’im .cnclr ard St Louis for a night game I'liirin- hour from 10 to 12 m !he morn* • '~I (^*\ I poarrfii! aettl»'nient of a radio Tanaka l.s the third far Ka.ater- In 66th place in an unofficial USED CARS ' ing. tea from 2 t*' 4 in thr after- CAMPRESS world title at Madison Square Gar­ softball field 'vhile four seetions iiivh t‘'ji t l i f f * '' ‘Uring tifirs ’.vi’h nati, which opened a dav eailv son plants whirh will be rnnipleted ner In win the Boston A.C's famed atfn 13 Si. LfiijiK jhnpnd'Hht fn.se with the Detndt 3 37:11 ‘ •th*‘r antn**-* p4.^f j> ipi-.i are for ii.se at Hie ba.seball field •Monday, will he idle along wiHi ' noon, and an evening .sr.a.9ion from by the end of June Lorally. <”en- 26 miles 3S.-1 yarila rare .since HI-IT, den. Although the NBA recognizes ft-M nrvl l.Sl,'. .cn.-. s The Mo!'.- 5 So. Main St. Phone 2-2240 ter Springs pond has been storked I Tip*'re Hut they eerved notice lntrrnatl«»nat Bratton as rhamp for beating The latter area is the old softball Fnlps wnn both roiind . of REFRIGERATOR Pittsburgh. 7 to 9 1950 Ford Tudor, 4 CyL when Korea's Yon Bok Siih set the B»Itini'ire in M -ntr^al 7. sexeral limes At«o the Gay Gitv they'll >fo to court if nece.s.Kary In Charlie Fiisari, New A'ork Slate field, or better known as the N'o 1 F'cHowinc in a .'’iurm arv of ’ he Flrat hand newa and views of , course reeord of 2.2,'i:.1!) I,a.st year. fV iinoiiiire W inners| •Sv rncij.*** 4 I4iifr.i1'i 3. the Y. Y\V C. A. throughout th e' 1950 Ford Tudor. 8 Cyt. Pond thr lerntfirlHl n^;hta fipht will wail to crown the Bratton- diamond Additional seetions are 5P;i.Sfir’ Kee Yong Hum and two other r»ri 1' ifxiiK-F pla’ *i world will he prr.nented hv Mrs. Dally Trout IJmlt The diHfuitc Ik over a O ntral Gavilan survivor. available for areas that will nee.l '•t n n«li M c • SALE WATKINS Custom Koreans finished 1-2-3 Stnndinr* Monila Lm knum Mis^ .lo<*rphine On all trout w-aters under state 1 I.,eHL’ue (iemand that ita four’ In Stale R affle If Gavilan hopes to maintain the more seats once play gets under­ 1— 12 '2 in. Capeharl T\’ Console..... $289.95 Now At aaO TH EK S. INC. After Tanaka, about to enroll in A nir r|r rt n $ 1 6 9 Brown and Mrs Sidnrv nilli* U, nil regulations the daily rreel limit i ^Til•M^nn rhih.s (Irand Rapifla. 2 to 1 odds tavorlng his to beat way 1950 $tudebaker Cham­ a Tokyo college, crossed the finish \^ 5— 16 in. Zenith Comb. F.M.. .\.M. Radio-Phono of whom have had Y experience f u n e r a l of trout other than lake fmiil Is I Muvk*‘i;on, F lint anvl Sajjinaw he line two thirds of a mile abend of v..fk ...... r Bratton, he d belter take care of pion D*Lux« five The lake trout limit is three Pie.sidnit Waller I.eggctl of the Ronnie Daigle, head roaeh of the All Record.s ...... $659.95 in forrij;n Int r1« M*r. Ijira . paid .t4o,noo hfM'ause radio broad- Hie B A A.'s .lohn l.jiffertv. three * 'N X • la r.'l ...... C .Mmrili early. That may not be easy On all other waters open to pub­ Ilaiicbe.ster ruvislon who wa.s chair- ^ Little League Cardinals, has a Mohrhnrkrr wdl fuiniali mn'^'c. S ERVICE 1949 Ford Tudor, 4 Cyl. raat.s of Ti^cr Kuniea po into their other .lapniiese followed in fifth, a.’‘hinj:t'.n ..... 2 for the 31-year-old Italian is a sea- 2— 12 >2 in. .^m iral Comb. Radio-Phono. Williams Oil lic fishing the dallv trout limit Is I man of Hie Stale A.s.soeiation raffle I OilfajT'' ...... 2 problem. His son. Bobby, is a Kllma anti folk dunce will add to 1 territory and cut thetr attendance. eighth and ninth place,., .Shiinji •soned, conditioned ciitie. Tparn Aiprncp SUGGESTION ten Minimum legal length is six ! has announced the follow ing as the .“'l L”UI5 ... ft member of the Dodgers. In order TV ...... $369.95 j the gaiety of the Ormand J. Wcii Deluxe ! They would split the money KoyanagI, Yoshllaka rctukawa In his last three s'tarts, Minelli inches . . Persons over Ifl veii/s I holder.s of the winning tickets on : PhiJHl'lphu, . . . <• to keep peace in the family. Ronnie Mr« Rthi-it U ('ofifHM 77,70 it IN WAU FORMICA evenly Thoniaa .1 Hallipan. prenl- and HIromi Haigo up.set Jimmy Herring. Vinnie 3— H in. .Admiral Comb. Radio-Phono, Director 1949 Ford Tudor, 8 Cyl. of age are required to secure li- the drawing held Sunday: I 0*1 rr.it ...... i> would like to gain the services of Mr.« YY’ P KIln.M t3n7> ouM Up TV & PADIO OF THI WEEK COUNTERS dent of the leapim. ^avs the (Goe­ After overlflklng Koyanagi who, Cidone and Artie Diamond. None of TV ...... S399.95 cenae* . . . N'o angler Is permitted 1st. Oiilboard Motor.'Ft. H. Ham- Bi.stf>ti...... ft $ 2 9 9 intr* ,'«itri| In '‘1‘ftU V h • Deluxe bel Prewtnp: f ’o . which aponaora I these are in Gavilan's rlass but all his youngster. from the first through the 2Ist broeik. 744 Ocean Ave.. West Nationa would Ilk-' tran«pnr • Ml iv»t, Detroit hroa«lcaata, !a willing to mile set a terrific pace. Tanaka rittKhurirh ...... 2 good heavy thumpers. 7— 16 in. K.('..\. Comb. Radio-Phono, TV $625.00 $ 4 3 9 Haven. 2nd Hodeman Waders, Henry LaChapelte. very capa­ 1949 Chevrolet 5edan pay half of that amount Hut he appeared certain of erasing the 1 rhicism ... 2 "Minelli not easv" said Gavilan. ) f i C ti I i c h t •> 4— 16 in. R.C.A. Comb. Radio-Phono, TV $189.50 ■lohn Palelli. Venion St.: 3rd. Fly 1 (’hjcac'. 2 ble seeretarv of the Y \\'e-inesday n:;rh t • * $ 3 9 9 No Songs For 'largnrel aaya the Tipera won’t hold .still .'-O mark But he held to his pre- "This fellow know how to fight. " S- . nrj K.,.„ 1947 Ford Tudor Deluxe Rod, Reel A IJne. Irene Fl.sh, Wil- | V- vv V'.fW __ 2 Gavilan is on a seven-fight win Night Bowling League. passes •O'- . ’k. I— 16 in Blond .Admiral Radio-Phono, V for It and won't pay the other half rai e time schedule, '< hich c.alled . . : II'.-'l £ . ' ' -f ■ • 1*,: ‘ H'lllywoort April 20 V Mar­ rox Ave. Fast Berlin: 4lh. .Spin­ ■streak. His victims were Billy G ra­ along the information tb.at Hie .an­ TV ...... $519.95 CUSTOM EXHIBITS The affair waa heinR hroupht di­ for a comfortnhle finishing drive, Pro.ikhti ...... 1 ...... 1 11- K •;.*■- $ 3 7 5 garet Truman ariive's here Mon- 1946 Chevrolet Club FIREPLACE rect to Raaehall (\minu5aioner A ning Rml. Reel & Line, Roy Aspin- ham. Tony .laniro. Joe Mireli. nual banquet wnll he held Wednes­ KITCHENS & DISPLAYS STO C K CAR and missed it hv two minutes, six J'hiluflclphia MiKl \’-rAV \ W,.K1 K'l 6— 16 in. .Admiral TV Consoles, I)«»or.s $409.95 ( day for her drama!ir dehiit on a B r*han'’» Maple street 1 • 1*. 7— Motorola. Raditi-Phono Comb. . . . WORTHY SERVICE Reel * Line. C. V. Casioa. 466 Main f henay Mea •I'm! r. I ’l n,.. I. ’ll T Uir $169.95 $ 8 5 Mis.s Truman will (o-.alar with broadcaat receipts. point In Hopibton. Koyanagi was National M’-.ni.t .( ;:,'nii. 1947 Chevrolet Deluxe If sliM U nuuith’ie iir«' liarii to SI.. Wetherafleld; 7th. Fishing Vest. ■West Side Rec Bowling Lcag ie ^ 1 f • 1 f 1 2 >2 1 artor Jimmv SH warl on Si reen almost two minutes ahead of Brrinkl} n ' 7.'**w*..tube 19-Ui at NVw L’tt ’hf'-i I— Zenith T t Console, Doors .$399.95 . $ 1 8 9 1 12 Kn.«t Cpiiter St. Hal A- Creel. Diane Lesh. 26. Har- Y**rk 1 j ’-ti-.A .IVlfit. .'.r .a!;.] , .ATgy’i-yVv {■. i Director's I'lsybo iae ‘ N'Bf'i next flint, (»r if .you woiiM prf'ftT EVERY SUNQAY Tanaka and Ui’-hjkawa. t.hen run­ \vlll hold Its annual Ixuiquet .Sat- . l!:i;Ji t'l^ -1Mrv.v* u-i’ :i i Panel Delivery ri.aon .St ; New Britain: 8th IT ‘Kt ■rA'!’! l.'lphi.'t '1'’K 81 ?97 iird.iv night at the C,ard"n 'drove I I — 16 in. R.C..A. Consoles ...... $299.95 $ 2 3 9 TTurailny It will be a xliaigh! Maiu'lip.xtor ARCHITtCTURAl ft tiUtifirtIvrIy voiir DiSPlAY ning shmilded-to-shoukler. But (M.’V.T f>-11 j ’.y ■ • , 1 I |.i.ss't flio.s in Plastic, Roy .Slowick...... 109 Ift? 52 497 i:>4S Refrigerators...... $229.95 $ 1 5 9 WHY liml ami diRtim li\f‘ d«-*t>r to P’ tr.l.’i' 4 VI -la;, -r la-ht d'ljnl' Ic-.'i't.r. Plerr T>.w <3> t- Speedway — Conn. Sumlay. May fl behind rTic Korcaii' trio last \-ear. I tain Coai’h Pat Bolduc'.- Silk f'ltv I I — Ntirge Washing M achines.. .$139.95 It\s Spring Again CUSTOM MADE tlr<‘|dai o and room. CABINET MAKERS ipli: » iK-'lI’;-r v.2"i a* ly-*- F;i;i $ 9 9 DILLON I All winiKT.s were notified to pick I'L'. 1(11 121 .*27 Hamilton v.*^ H.A'k. .3 Oval also negoti;iicd the inclines In t.’i f.^t’.bb.s 12 7* IH.’k-Ci ha.sohall team will practice Sun- tniln iiUinl \\rra^>'« York Room Air Conditioners SASH -S. DOORS SUPPLIES ■ up their prizes at the Kenur) .Siip- 1—23 in. Due-Vue Projector Corsole . $399.95 $ 2 5 0 Admiwiion $1.20 (fax incl.) MondAy, Ma> 7 amazing fashion to finish three St U-’ii:.- I .S' irr 7 .^> a* I’l • f*iand < I 4 rk dav afternoon at 1'36 at Hie We,t 41 (4 tir hf’o 1 >'r Motfir 1—36 in. Nurelco Projector Console $619.95 Silk f'ltv vs Aircraft, d Oval and a half mlniile.s behind the ' ply Shop on .Mam .street ' f :ar.*’a 11 • 11 • Side Oval The silk Citv soft­ ■ .; $ 3 5 0 Sales and Service Children 60c (fax Incl.) Wedno#MlAy, May I* youthful victor n'trr,|« l»*7i 4'b;.HC' ''.nr.- Inrl-i ball team h=ts a praeliee Suiidny ...... Jo J ;y1 6— 8-Foot Orle.v Freezers ...... $269.95 $169.95 are your best buy Solve Your Vacation Problem Forever Third place wa.s gained hv Yesterday’s College Rasohall perl 12». fl.'.Tlfli Ap morning at Id o'clock at RoN>ri- , 8— 16-Foot Orlev Freezers . . Ham opportiinily ou have alw ax s firoam - 23,'r27 1.011 White, little New I Rates 21. Tbift.s 1 Comb...... $.3:19.95 $ 1 6 9 Manchester OA-al tattle League Red Sox cn.iche-J ■ ed o f! York Negro, wound up fourth in I M 1 T 14. Coast Guard 3 ' U(l a *00* 100( at Y'ork’i 'r P'.rrMr. by F ’Tiie Dowd, will prartiee H**- 2 3.'i .32, after pulling up from a j Providence 1. Quanlico .Msnnes beautifully «tyle<) rabinrti that \A H . gf I r ■ urdav afternoon at 2 o'clock at I OPEN TIL 9:00 TONIGHT halfway 26th In the iril-nikn field. 114’f f o r e s Murph' the Charter Oak lait.s. j blend with your finexl furniture LAKE CHAFFEE'S ORIGINAL Former winner Johnny Kelley Northeastern 2 Boston I’ 1 <10 G T*-hn.« -r. ALL DAY SATURDAY TIL 5:00 . . . at York's derorator-te.xted Kt'iiil ileraltl Vil\>. of M'est Acton. Mass, and Gerry inninj?-' K J .hp-ori Briti.-'h American h-iscball team, B.v The .-\ssoriated Pr«ss | Ilapd.* ip colon that harmonize with your PRICES - REMAIN THE SAME Naflnnsl will practice Simdnv morning at It.hi .-k color scheme. Todav^s Specials V*‘u Y -rk fttm ftn^ MO 4 7 1 • 10:30 at the West Side Oval lion 4$ illlh (taracr P'’Ktijn...... ftOi) lOi iiOl- 2 7 3 ' ft K H ‘ 1 .oij ; I J COWIDil UIIFUUr the 6 I Fi ra* < Jam*' 1 \4 -)i, k-'V ,-k! 7J x'MJ ill■ MrFC^** Merchant's Bowling I-eague big jobs that Y'ork per­ 250 Shore Lots and Cottage Sites TI<'krri ’A-xtrum, Spalin, llf.gu*' 1 *• I -qMin banquet, will be held Snturdav |J K 'iitpariik ...... 6*i 727" : P <9i arri .m Clair, [.i’ .«pahn |Zwlrk . . , AbriUI^ . . 7" T'lJT ."7 " forms better Ihsn any­ n'ght at 7 o’clock at the 1-ithu- ' l.:.'l<‘.v ::i; ;.ii : AS LOW AS $195 Runcf' anian club nn Gopaay street Brunner’s TV thing el.se on the ma'ket USED CAR V.irW wi.' l*H iVi2 O 12 9 ! .Sah . . I 4 hanituTA' Yloirrs 358 EAST CENTER ST. M ANCHE.STER. CON.N. P’ J»t 'n :.!1 200 M.JO l-*ir, 13 3' 1 K-Mf* 7Hi: I;:-: — cools, dehiimiriifiex, /U $45 DOWN — $10 A MONTH ' 2n'I gam*’ lo int.nurfu r .I’ii- Members of the N’ortliorn c.m- ...... :nt« iP-: ventilale., cirrulsles. fil­ Knm^r .'■ipf'nrrT

fain Offirf <4> JlPci.'-ki ...... k? llu n best in all-year comfort 1 SALE Waatrimi Vvara 4?» l>i’*r.fv;fonday night at 7 o'clock at 'fil Ftoci* (Si. nHnnflh i9» N'lf’hula' 0 .lk-''Afk. :2 ;4M iis Z SEVERAL NEW COHAGES Mw.tir the British American cluh. ■ nr: rci • r, 11 460" 1ft 1 . ■ TO Sll York's i9» and Toopf r \V|*- Ni.-h.,!*, jj» F‘Tr«.M ■ I sun Today's Special K(».alo; HU.^ NY- In-In. Bij.a —.If*thr-'f ‘ Ki’i n’« Ta>rrn ( oiupletelv llermetiraliy FROM $2,950 UP 2. CfopTr, I l»umnn 1 a.s :M 7 ii’s '; 4 ' At.'wnla? G?i T.37 I-Ig ' Sealed Refrigerating Sys­ Beautiful — Yet Inexpensive llai.dlrap ... tem—Flame-Sealed into 1950 MERCURY— 4 DR. SEDAN ...... $2,095 (’Incinnai't . Oim (0*i 'Mni- o 7 oi I Sports Mirror na*-! I ...... H .'.Uft Tip,'. 1950 Bulck .$1695.00 n*' fiG .V'2'l I'... I' Black Radio Heater Ovrirlnve Sun \ :snr One i.w,nrr car Chiragn ...... IftU iXm 02x—.T 6 2' ...... *71 S2\ .’S2.^ loW one leak-light, air-tight, Stork .N’e NTlIil Ramadan and Pram*'ag. Inn^-r an ...... 61 iVJjei irr? LAKE CHAFFEE, Ashford, Couu. $>lTPt <•» Todav a Year Ago New York ; H La'*h; p.’llr L’l] 2r'<>i pi^ ^ tamper-proof unit that Walker. I Kl4'U..a4’hinl'U ___ JW w ns 929 8 S B > O R . L*i^ii£k, ';s p-' :• cut* out refrigerant and 1949 Buick Roadmasier Sedanet $1645. 7*T'’T!pTT ^ *»4 K4 2:»7 defeated Detroit. 2-1, to take 3 to 1950 MERCURY— CLUB COUPE $2,045 Hr;, nnl A 4 hapman T O M O R R O W aSI?.' 93 106 2 lead in final Stanley Hockey Cup liilmration losses, as.virea OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. TO DARK Kvrrglads Gresn Radio. Heatrr \ri , i. rr.ileagr Onr Blnrli. Railln nml Heater. rhiU'lf'iphla at Bro •klM. p. (enk* nji 90 7S9 Gi;.:;., . . 61 6''ll rain .'Ii’LHU^hiln . 107 103 n:. X2:> plavnffs ★ nwurr rar Stork No I'-IM I’irk-' i:. lbft.7 l"i you more dependable, K.'Kgrtta 93 IM 99 306 Five Years Ago Boston B r a v e s Take Wllhiir ( roKR lllKh\^ay north Ifl niilrw to Roiitr flO. Turn Ski.-.i* ...... r,9 T.Trj • ••. year-after-year opera­ A BRAMU OI t h i : 19U Buick Sedan $129$. Aaeriraii Lraga^ returned pitrher .Max Siirknnt to I miineki ...... 21 2214 Hi.’-.l* rljfht I ' j inllrA. YYoll 1946 HUDSON— 4 DR. S E D A N ...... 795 rhlraiTA . 30.3 in OVk- 14 0 Tnlala 508 493 506 1506 tion . .. lower-cost main- Radio and lleater. St. Louis Cardinals becau.se of a SV, Mi**nkl ...... 12 1267 I'l’ 7 Blue—Radio, Heater St .rk Nn I' IS.S 8t. Ix'iita . ()no 010 202-- .S 11 0 sore arm. UrcM II ...... 7.1 7441 1"J »'>■ tenanre as Irouble-frea R"lNiitl Brown i7». fvharht ^i,d <•> Ten Years Ago Recortl eniwd Duk- ...... 7:» 7612 ifti :r. as your kitchen refriger­ Maul: VVidinkf Kpnncd> i4> Slf*al<'r ’ ‘.'hanipiin ...... 99 91 lal 79.^ 1947 OLDSMOBILE— CONY. COUPE . . $1,245 of .36.314 jammed Polo Grounds Hi« Ten 1948 Buick Convertible Coupe (61. Il4*rrpra anferhantcallv (w^rfect Stock No Radio and Heater. Tftttla ...... 539 495 497 1531 York 3’ankees beat the Athletle.s. ice-free |>crformsnre! .3-4. 7 V^rrirk ...... Ill 1 VelTPf <4> H Uij. an ...... 114 S Batting 1 urge.son. B raw s DouT.frowlr llO 9S 106 394 ft ejtjcR ...... 1946 Plymouth Sedan SNO BON T HIM Y'ork'l 10 CLEANERS 1947 Buick Sedanet Bent Boston --ad with two-nin 1948 STUDEBAKER— 4 DR. SEDAN ...... $1,295 Kan ...... 107 118 109 329 Iletllng A Pace 10 G.ioilrleli ...... 11'* 2> other Star Features that BUT, HONEST DOUGLAS SAYS, Blue—Heater Stock No. l.’-134. Radio Mid Heater. double In eighth. After Giants Biiahry ...... 106 104 100 810 INCORPORATED Mali ...... n i 104 U4 349 • put Y ork years ahead of tied score, broke up game with Goahen, N. Tr.--(NEA) - A rec­ YaJr Yardstick Rpnaon ...... 108 95 98 301 NH* the field ill to sea IV V 1948 CHEVROLET— CONY. COUPE ...... $1,315 single In 10th for 12-12 edge. ord of 61S trotters and pacers' — — 1947 Plymouth Sedan OUR SATISFIED CUSTOMERS l4 1947 Pontiac Two-Door Sedan Pitching -Paul .Minner. Cubs, Francis Campanele Gray —Radio, Heater. White Wall Tire* Stork No r.n« To4a1a ...... 543 514 5 r 1583 hsve been entered In the $200,000 New Hsven. flonn. —(NKAl - them. Compare and Radio and Heater. shut out Cincinnati with seven Grand Circuit meeting st Go- Y'ale had lOfi candidaft^s report you'll insist on a York (President) hits for Chicago's second straight Hm-kes Final PUiynff* at filancc * MAKE OUR BEST ADVERTISING! 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN $1,595 win, 3-0. shen'a Good Time Park i for spring footliall 1947 Plymouth 2-Door Sedan Room .\ir Conditioner! Lima Tan—Radio, Heater. Overdrive Stock No I* ik. 1947 Oldsmobilo 2-Door Sedan 13 MAPLE STREET l-sut Night’s Scare* ll«6lo and Heater. NaUonal Leaipie Manchester i.s a small town and the word travels fast Opposite First National Parkins: Lot, 1949 KAISER— 4 DR. SEDAN * $1,245 ■MsMI Black—Heater. Stock No. NTIOO. Toronto 8. Moolcaal 2, Overtime 1947 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan that DoukIu.s : 1946 Buick Sedanet (Toronto leads be*t*of-T series, Ik* " S S " - 2 DR. SEDAN $1,220 Radio and Heater. 3-11. 1. Handles the cleanest brand of used cars. Francis Campanele Black—Radio, Heater. Low mileage car. Stock .No. U-116, Aatertcan League BASEBALL FANS! 1947 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe TELEPHONE Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 1 (best- 2. Spends more money renewing them before offering Io u ran rntrusl your mo-t \al- SEDAN ...... $1,595 1940 Chrysler Sedan of-7 series tied, 3-8). "THE JACKIE ROBINSON STORY" iiahlr Hrarahles anil houtwhoid ur- for sale. Ih-lrs lo us for elraning. \\> gi»e 2-8268 Green—Radio, Heater. One owner car. Stock No. Raees 1949 Plymouth Special Deluxe Ihr-m iminstaklng rare— and return "LUCKY TO BE A YANKEE"...... Joe DiMoggio 1940 Plymouth Sedan .3. Stands lahind his guarantee after the sale. them looking like new. SUN. "STRIKEOUT STORY"...... Bob Feller 1947 BUICK 4*DOOR S E D A N ...... $1295 2 :30 P. M. Sedan Dpuglas' Reputation Is Your .\ssurance Of The 0*»y —RatUo, Heater, Seat Covers. Stock No. U-154. 1940 Plymouth Cou|m BASEBALL "INSIDE BASEBALL"...... Arthur Daley Best Deal In Used Cars "FAVORITE BASEBALL STORIES" . .... Bill Stem THE.s e CARS ARE AI.L IN GOOD CONDITION Opening Special ***• " M " Sullivan Standard Cars Ordor Year lottbol Safa lay Used Cor Warranty. "BABE RUTH" With e«rh order of fJI.OO or ov^r, AduHs 91.50 (Tax Incl.) TIekata Htra For Tha , OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8 WILLIAMS QUALITY Gorman Childmi t5« (Tax lad.) NOW $1.00 Now Yoffc and loiton Douglas Motor Sales 1 Pair of Trousers • F B E E PARKING • WORK OIL SERVICE CLEANED FREE ______otAixyt Motor Sales Inc* PLAINILLE Gamas. ROY MOTORS Inc. Where The Customer Sends His Friends 341 BROAD ST. 333 MAIN STREET 285 MAIN STREET PHONE 2-4571 DEWEY-RICHMAN DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH STORE MANAGER—ETHEL B.ARLOW M AN CHenTCR------TELC»*MOlbt S l M Midcft Simkt Shofi OPEN EVENINGS STADIUM 767 MAIN ST R E E T TEL. 2-1257 See Classified Section Route 13 rialavUle, Conn. lots Main Ht. Phoiie 8-SOM 241 NORTH MAIN ST. TEL. 5113 PAGE SEVENTEEN

AatonobilM for Solo Hewchold SmtIcm Courses and Classes Help Wanted—Male ArtkiM fof Sak Garden—tmrw»- Offervd Prodneta DeCORMIER MOTOR CLEAN CARS UNDER CEILING YOUR FUTURE In T.V. Never be­ FULL TIME clerk for drug rtore. WARDS R/Kk wool Insulation re­ Sense - and Nonsense WRITTEN GUARANTEES MANCHESTER Upholstering Co. fore has such a young fait grow­ Driver's llcenie. good pay. Call duced for Ward Week .. Inatall HONEY BEES, one eolony of SALES, Inc. Re-upbolstering. draperlea, clip ing Induatry offered aa great an 6545. now and aave. Reg. 40-lb. bag ndW banded Italians. G entle. P hone 2- S A Y S : Look these five star 1941 PO N T IA C SED A N coven 48 Purnell Place. Call 2- opportunity to ambitloui mechan­ only $1.24. Rock Wool kfepa sttn'a 2783. A W ish She I'm sick of you not work­ values over. They’re top notch 1941 PLY M O U TH TUDO R 9321 Opan-evenliiga. ically inclined men aa does tele­ ROUTE Salesman, ateady employ­ sweltering beat out in summer, I wi.di T were a ksiigaino ing. Look at us. We have no 19,41 CHEVROI.ET SEDAN vision. The demand for techni­ ment. Good pay, five-day work you stay 8 degreea to 15 degreea D espite hi." funny stan ces: tent, no clothes, and worst of all. IfMO CHEVROLET TUDOR buys. FLAT FINISH. Holland window cians Is greater than the aupply. week, Blu Cross. life Insurance cooler. In winter. It prevents Hounehnia G«MMla I'd h.rvc a place to put the junk look In the pantry, we have no CLASSinBD ADVT. 1940 CHEVROLET TllDOR ihadea made to measure. All One of An erica's largest training paid. Vacation with pay Apply In valuable heat from escaping, cuts My girl livings to the dance.s. food. I’m gnbig home to mother. NEW WILLYS STATION 1910 CHEVROLET SEDAN HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chairs DEPT. HOUK8: metal Venetian blinds at a new institutes can now train you in person. Manchester Coat, Apron fuel bills up to 40%. Fireproof, He I think I'll tag along with WAGONS and TRUCKS 19.39 DODGE SEDAN for sale or for rent. Rates rea­ you, I’m hungry. 8:80 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. low price Keys made while you spare-time at home for a good and Towel. 73 Summit street. odorless, does not conduct elec­ Business la like a wheelburvow One and One Only of Each 1939 CHEVROLET TUDOR wait. Marluw'a sonable. K eith F u rn itu re Oo. It stands still unless you gel back 19.39 PONTIAC TUDOR paying Job or your own business. tricity. Bag covers 22 sq. ft., 3 ■Phone 4159. You will be furnished necessary n1 It snil push. A 76-year-old Ryraruse, N. T., 19.39 FO RD SED A N WEAVING of Duma, mutb boles in. deep. Come In for a free estl. 1051 NEW 4-CYL. WILLYS testing instruments and tools also woman haa Just caat her first 1 and torn clothing, hosiery runa. WANTED mate on this lo v cost, money sav­ 10 USED Refrigerator and wash­ lioot aaO Poond STATION WAGON instructions and the parts to build Power of TV seen in the empty vote. “I’ve always thought men Niro Srlnrlinn 1942-19M handbags repaired, eippet re- ing Ihsulatlon today. 10% down, ing machine motors, $7 each. Ovrrdrivo and famous *‘K ’ hoad n complete 12 or 16 Inch TV set. seats St the Loiiis-Charle.s fight.. had enough sense to do things," LOST—Black corde pur»e. Satur­ Br5»t Tonnn Brat Tradca placement, umiirelias repaired, FIRST CLASS PLASTIC 30 months to pay on FHA terras. Watkins Brothers, Inc., 935 Main she said, “but I'm not taking any engine. The idoal family car. This is an all Pelevlsion shop Montgomery Ward, Main street. stre et. Hollwvood moguls might he bet­ day night, vicinity Acadia Rea- men's shirt collars reversed and ter off to look to their pictures chancea thla year.” taurant, Tolland Ttimplke. Find­ COLE MOTORS—4164 proved training course at home. MOLD DIE MAKERS ONE NEW 4 CYL. WILLYS replaced Marlow's Little Mending BENSON'S Will cover your stairs before Inllnllng H iM'cs on the e r call S59S. ______If you want only sound, thorough SEDAN DELIVERY 19.V) FORD f'onvertlble. whitewall Shop. TOOL MAKERS with 6'i yards of extra heavy W A N T ED BY paying public. T^ia junior partner had charga TV training if you wish to be­ of hiring all the help and It waa r An .outstanding, seri-lre. car. Urea, radio and heater. Has 13,000 come one of the best-trained Axmin.,iter stair carpet for only CREDIT MANAGER ABnooncenento 2 Sporting the famous "F ' head miles Pneed $1.89.'>, Private own­ and MACHINISTS $25—material on.y. Regular value Young Man Do you shrink a rare thing for the senior part­ |> 1 Florists— N u rseries 15 th ro u g h I" T. I. W rite today from kissing' ner to make any suggestions but 'ngine, er. Call 2-3,391. $49.50. Benson'.s, '713 Main street. responsible person to take over for full details on the job oppor­ Steady employment and monthly payments on Blind Date I'd he nothing hut iwheii he found the junior partner % SUPER SWISS Giant Pan.sies, 40 tunities in T V. No obligations. For a Miiall additional pre­ ONE NEW 4 CYL 1 TON 1941 OLD.'tM OBILE (31iih eoiipe. SCATTER Rugs slipping on wax­ 3 ROOM S F U R N IT U R E skin and hones if I (ini. Interviewing an exceptionally cents a dor.en. Colorado Blue Commercial Trades Institute, Box good wages. Complete group mium you can now broaden 1 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP 6 evlinder Good eonditinn Phone Spruce about I'j feet tall, $1 ed floors? We have a cure; U. S. which includes; Bedroom, Liidng pretty girl, he railed him aside M, H erald. insurance which includes life, tloiintry Oldest Weekly The and whispered: your dwelling fire policy to j ■\ nigged go anywhere truck. 2-.3'jl6 each. Open evenings after 5 Rubber Non-slip cushion — only Room, Dinette. Electric Refrigera­ accident and health, hospitali­ 98c yard, (We cut to size). Ben­ tor, Range. oldest newspaper In the United Senior—Hire her. Jim. Hire also cover the perils of Van-1 o'clock and Sundays, 104 H om e­ •Stales still being published is the her. ONE NEW WIELYS BALGH BETTER BUY stead street. zation, surgical and rriedical son's, 713 Main .street. Can be seen Day or E\*ening dalism, Glas.s Breakage, Wat- ' USED CARS Ru.siness Opportunities 32 coverage for employee and 'M.iryhind Gazette’ of Annapo­ Junior—I have. J WHEEL I)RI\’E .JEEP By Appointment lis, .M(l It has been puliKsbed Senior Can she take dictation er Damage and man.v other World wide lepnlation for a BECAUSE OF Illness (Tlark's SALE. Wards Vitalized oil. prem­ 1931 MERi'URY 4-DR. SEDAN-- family. Vacation with p a\. For Api>oiiitment w eekly since 1727. and l.vpe? peril.s not covered heretofore. Ihoiisand uses. Roofing—Siding 16 .Market, corner North Elm and ium grade. None finer at any Kully equipped. • price; Why pay up to 40% more Plione H a rtfo rd 6-0:i.38 Junior We ll find that out la­ Stop in and discuss this new WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and Hollister, is for sale, 100% loca­ A.B.A. TOOL and DIE CO. After T P, M. 46-4690 An old man ws.s sitting on the ter. I didn’t want any obstacles 1947 CHEVROLET New paint, elsewhere? Vltoliaed fight power- protection with us. SELECTED OTHER MAKES siding. Highest quality materials. tion. liberal lease and reasonable 30 Grandview St. A.sk fo r Mr. A lbert porch of a little vlllnge store when! to crop up. fully equipped. rent See owner al store after 4 robbing sludge, carbon, acids, a hig shiny rn r drove up w ith tw o ------W orkm aiuililp g u aran teed . A. A. Manchester keeps your motor running sweet 194'', PO N TIA C STR EA M LIN ER p. ni . or call Hartford 5-2847 'slningriM In It | Difficult to believe ttiat this IS THK WASLKV AGKNTV 1018 PLVMOCTH 2-DR. Dion, Inc 299 .Autumn street. and clean. Save more, 'ouy a'l you '1-D itED Tin Barr, /06 North SEDAN COUPE. after 8 p‘ m. I Slriinger Hey there Hois- long * the year 1951 when we read a 7 Main Street SEDAN, SPECIAL DELUXE Tel. 4860. need for the months ahead now. Mam street, buy.-, and sells good A fully equipped smoothie, ever has Hus Inwu been de.id' riie story under the headline. “Mother 6648-7146 1941 C II E V R O L E-T CO.NV. PERSONAL FINANCE Bulk quart, Federal tax incl. used furnu^f. and anliquea, I (dd man looked at them over I lie | llorHewliIpped at a Religious Cull popular GUARANTEED Roofing and roof COUPE. repairing Cutters and conduc­ Help Wanted—Female 35 COMPANY 18'7e, Reg. $2 09 two gallon ran, Frank Denette Phone 2-3376 runs of Ins spec tneles ' .Meeting, lo "drive the devil from MAN AND Wife leaving for Loa PONTIAC 2-PR. 1947 O L I'SM O B II.E M ODEI, 78 tors I’oiighlin 7707. $188. Montgomery Ward. Main <>M .Man Well, not long ' her soul.’ Angelea, April 30 Have room for SKPANKTTK TORPEDO SEI'ANETTE EXPERIENCED V'oman for gen­ Will employ several men as stre et. COMPLETE SELECTION gues.‘i You're the first buzz II one lady pa.a.«enger Phone 2-2,341. BEACni-'V That old shed, chiek- eral houselioeping bv couple Live branch manager .trainees I've se.-n Stranger ial rrosaroad store I — 1 Rndi" hP.Ttrr d A 1940 PO .N 'H a i ' c l u b c o u p e FOR SALE- A Burrough's manual en coop garage or barn with our In ir p referred Call 634.3 S a tu r­ I solid maple and waxed birch cribs, Who's the close-mouthed felldw knockout .Six I'vlindcr. Must be High school gradu­ .sidewall shingle.s $1 2.'i a square day, April 2i, after nine a m. calculator. Like new Call 6618- j chiffnrohe.s, che.sts, high chairs, I When Die Dionne ipiinis go lo over there in I lie comer'.’ He Personals ate 25-28 with car. 7146. 1010 CHEVROLET 4-DR. 19.38 BUK K SPECIAL 4 DR •SE- or we will furnish nails .shingles ______I hathiiiotte.s, solid maple bunk see tlie sights, they Ixi ome sights lia.sii'l spoken a word for the last PAN .-^IIIRT PREESER for two girl This position offers a se­ I heiuselves. fifteen mliiutea. T H E PR O SF tfvn HIL School for and labor for the .sum of $9 2.'i per COMPLETE Home workshop i ''fi'Idien's three piece chioine SEDAN DELUXE 100 .square feel Sample of side- unit. Good opportunity for effi­ Another Village Loafer Him 7 young chUdren Pre-kmdergarten. very origin.-it ear throughout cure future with splendid op­ boy's hike, automatic gas water wall lan be seen at 29 Bissell cient worker. Apply in person, 72 The employer hsd been sum­ Thnt'a Jim Towaley. He ain’t kindergarteo. drat grade Monday RAEGH PONTIAC portunity in consumer finance heater. Call 6033. moned to the police station to street Colors, red. green cream Maple street. •New Furuituie Appliances and TV closo-iiiniithed—he's jess wattin’ through Friday. Traneportatlon lO.-iO DOnC.E 1-DR. SEDAN field. Salary plus car allow­ hail out one of his employes. for the storekeeper to bring hack fumlahed. Mri. Leta Tyhiir. direc­ Except lonally .smootli running. I .O.O C enter .Si i-eet E. J r'ainpbell 29 Bis.sell stre et .^HIRT PRESS operator. Experi­ B03".S Bicycle, Good condition, Shop itt Phone 2-4545 ance and insurance. Other Police Captain Ikm't he too the spittoon. tor. Phone 4267 Phone .'ll67. ence not necessary. Steady work. benefits include group life in­ $20: oil barrel and pump. $j; oil hard on the young man You Open Evenings U ntil 10 P. M. Benefits Blue Cross, life insur­ burner unit to replace gas unit CHAMBERS know tliese young fellows have to ATTENTION—Boy'a Herald paper See These Fine Values at surance and liberal savings She Is After All a Woman Roofing 16A ance paid, .’acatlon with pay. Ap­ on aide arm hot water heater. $10. at the Green sow tlieir wild oats I New York Times i route for sale, Manche.ster Green DeCORMIER itIOTOR 194 7 FORD Club coupe Reason­ ply in person. New Model Laun­ and retirement plan. Call 8859. Eiiiployrr I know that But Ujion reaching a certain point aection. 82 customers Interested ' SALES, Inc. able. Loaded with extras. Call ROOFING Specializing in repair­ dry. 73 Summit atreet. H ours: 10 A M. to 5 P. M loo many of them have to mix in In his marriage a man may feel Call 8709. Coventry 7-6888 after 6 p. m. ing roofs jf all kinds. Alsu new Apply PARLOR Heater, three iron lawn 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. Die lulee of rye and com free to make suggestions to his 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 roots. Gultei work. Chimneys WAITRESS Wanted. Steady work, chairs, two electric motors, cash wife about wastebaakets, aab 1947 NASH Club coupe, excellent PERSONAL FINANCE register, electric display sign. 6 Aotooinblles f^nt Male 4 .cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex­ good pay. Apply in person. The WE BUY j,d sell good used furni­ A g irl's school Is where you trays, towels, disappearing socks, Manchester condition, accept first $700 cash Tea Room, 883 Main street. COMPANY feet square. Phone 8330. ture, combination ranges, gas stu d y bnvs shirts and the like, but what he offer. Tel. 2-3702 after 6 p. m. perience. tree estimates. Call 1949 BUTCK Super 4-door ladan. 1948 PLYM OUTH club coupe. Im ­ Howley. Manchester 5361. 758 Main Street ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ aays will avail little. Her quaint BABY'S Blonde n.aple crib. Good A Kentucky women stole to hall diatoms will not change, for ahe radio, heater. Fully equipped. 1948 maculate condition, radio, heat­ I 1948 PI 'V.MOUTH four-door sedan, WANTED Manchester ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. tXJUGHLI.N'.S Roofs stay on! For condition. Reasonable. Phone 2- nut her husband so she emild he Is as she wa.a and will be -a wo­ Pontiac sedan coupe Several er. We don't get one like this very .special deluxe 29.000 inilc.s. E x ­ YOUNG LADY FOR others. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. guaranteed roofing call Coughlin YOUNG Man 20-28 to train as 3321. BEDROOM Suite, kitchen stove al­ with him And she Is In jsll! man, one who picks things up and often. Douglas Motors, 333 Mom. cellent condition. Radio, heater, COSMETICS DEPT. 7707. executive with large variety re­ most new, end table and 19.50 puts them down whore no man seat covers, signal lights, under­ FOR SALE—Live bait at the same •Scientists say a mosquito won't 1949 CHEV'ROLET coupe, heater. LATE 1949 - 98 uldamoblle four- tail chain. Splendid opportunity -Motorola T V. No dealers. 264 can find them becauae that la the coating Price ll.l.SO, Call 2-9746 place 20 years. Jim RoUston. 29 bite a moving object And they Very clean In and out. Priced door aedan. hydramatlc, fully ROOFTNG Opportunity. Individual in beautiful, air-conditioned for ambitious young man. (Jood Oak street after 5 p. m. way women are made, and ntan after 6 p m , or see at 82 Lake Hazel street. Tel. 5707. always come when we're too lazy right. M cClure Auto Co.. 373 equipped, private owner, excel­ shingles . applied on garages, Starting salary. Write Box Q, had just better be resigned to H. street store. Good salary, plus com­ BRAND NEW 8 cu. ft. Kelvinator to movs. Main street 2-9442. lent condition. 14.340 actual mile­ .sheds and barns. $9 2.3 a square H erald. DAYBED. $15, three-way lamp 40,000 lbs. left. May be seen at refrigerator." with cross the lop Ambition la a longing aome MM* age. Price below ceiling. Seen any mission.". No nights or Sun­ with shade. $8; maple bedroom An lows girl has been In two 1948 CHEVROLET convertible 12 Campbell Avenue, Vernon. Sat­ MEN WANTED. We can use a few freezers. Reg. $2.59.9o. ju s t a few have for a good comfortable piMS club coupe, radio, heater. very w eek day at C. R. B urr G o . 119 1940 PLYMOUTH parta for sale days. chair $6. Phone 2-2341, auto smnshu|>s. a train wreck and In which to do nothing. urday and Sunday E. J. Camp­ men for part time work hours 8 a t $239 95. W atk in s B rothers. nice condition throughout. See Oakland street. (Mr. Daniels 1. Call 2-2338 Her 4. a plane crash Now It would be bell. 5167. 29 Bissell street. to 12 a. m. o r 1 to 5 p. m. fo r THREE-ROOM cottage. 20' x 20'. Inc.. 935 Main street. thla car oday. Douglas Motors, lust her lurk to gel a run In her A Weat Virginia hunter clalma 1938 FORD Deluxe 2-door. Low Apply Mr. Byrnes grading, rolling and fertilizing Must be moved. Phone 7083. hose he bagged tour groiindhoge with 333 Main. price for inexpenaive tranaporta- SEVERAL U.scd electric and 1933 DODGE four-door aedan. run. Heating—Klomhing 17 lawns and general landscape work. Leonard Glgllo. Servel ga.s refrigerators. Watkins one shot. One shot of what? 1948 CHEVRO LET A erosedan, tlon. Check with Douglas for the ning condition, $30, Phone 3375. ARTHUR DRUG STORE Apply to John S. Wolcott, 180 Eat grass and grow healthy, be.st valiie.s Dougla.s Motors, 33.3 Brothers, Inc.. 935 Main street. Immaculate. Practically new PLUMBING and heating. Jobbing Main street. says a vitamin expert And have It’a hard to believe that aummer 942 Main Street ENGLISH SADDLE, price $ 10. Premium tires, radio, heater. Low Main 1940 C hevrolet 2-door sedan, radio a special'\ Rcpiping with cop­ SEVERAL U.=ed combination oil­ our neighbors say we eat like a will be here In juat a short time MAN FOR STOCK and shipping Tel. 2-2783. mileage. None nicer anywhere. and heater t.'omplete motor over­ per tubing Automatic hot water WANTED Woman for general gas and coal-gas ranges. $20 to hom e? - If aome reformert dbn’t object. d e p artm e n t. M ust w eigh 160 Douglas Motors. 333 Main. EXTRA NICE CLEAN CARS haul. Good tires and new paint heaters soM and Installed. B.-tl- laundry work, ,3-day week. Apply $70. Watkins Brothers, Inc., 935 pounds or over. Carlisle Johnson job. A good liny. Full price $38,'i j mates cheerfully given. Call B. New System Laundry. Harrison Mam street. BUGS BUNNY WRITTEN GUARANTEE Machine Co.. 52 Main street. BtTY n o w ; S a v e .3>4 % price In­ Clarke Motor Sales. Broad atreet. 1 T. Peterman 2-9404. ‘ street. Roals and Accessories 46 crease on new Utodaon automo­ Tel. 2-2012. I’OLDSrOT Refrigerator 8 3 cu. t DON'T 1950 WILLYS STATION WAGON WANTED Part time help morn­ biles In oi.r stock, prior to new PLUMBING and healing, special­ BE SELK-Employed. Avon Prod­ 16 FOOT Chris-Craft runabout 60 j ft. Year ami half old. Like new. W U E V 6 - 6 Cyl. Healer and Over­ ings. hours S to 12. Call 2-1216 I T . . . government increase which was 1910 DE .SOTO 4-door sedan, radio izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ ucts offers you on excellent earn­ H. P. boat. Elxcellent condition. Price $130: Phone 5825. drive. Dark Green. . qnd heater, perfect condition. See between 6 and S p. m. allowed al' dealera Choice of per water (IP'US- hew construc­ ing opportunity; Hours at your Beaaonahly priced. Call 2-3331 1949 PLYMOtTH 4-DR SEDAN. APEX U.SED P.cfngerator Good colors and models. Top dollar for this one today. (,'Iorke Motor tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ convenience Call or write, reverse for appointment. Radio. Heater. New Seat -Sales, Broad stre et Tel 2-2012. W.ANTED Ro iteman for our condition. Rea.sonable. Call 2- your automobile. Can purchase ■ Covers Extra Good Tires. ments arranged. Elward Johnson charges. Mrs Buckman. 29 High­ Hartford route. $30 guaranteed outright without trading your FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ 9.5o6. 1949 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE 1942 CHEVK t LET club coupe. Phone 6979 or 5044. land Terrace. Middletown, Conn. rommissions. Apply New System car. McClure Auto Co , 373 Main rine hardware and paints. Mc­ Heater. New Seat Covers Runs and handles heaiilifiilly. Laundry, Harrison. GENERAL Fllcctric refrigerator. street. Tel. 2-944'i. EFFICIENT Plumbing and nest­ •ADDITIO.NAL Salesladies, ex­ Intosh Boat Co.. Nortli end I’ur- D ark Grey. Good tires. $16.3 down F'ull price ncll parking lot. i.'liris-Craft, Rea.-onable. Good condition. ing Plugged drains machine perienced, selling quality chil­ MAN to Work in gas station, full 1950 CH EVRO LET Deluxe Fordor 1949 FORD CLUB COUPE. Heat­ only »49,'). Douglas Motors. 333 Phone 2-2626. cleaned. Carl J Nygren, 303 dren's apparel. Full time pre­ or part time. (K)od opportunity Mercury. Champion and Scott- Powergllde transmission. Like er. New Seat Covers. Good Mam. Oakland street Phone 6497 ferred. Apply in person. Tot's and Atwater. Phone 2-3102. Open WASHING Machine, also 40 gal­ brand new Extras galore. 19.V) Tires. Low Price! and good pay for right man. Ap­ Teens, Inc from 9:30 a. m. to 8:00 p m. lon automatic water heater. Call Chevrolet, Tiidonf,' Fordors. Doug­ 1948 CHEVROLET SPORT SE­ Pl.UMBI.NG and Heating. Furn­ ply in person. Van's Service Sta­ 2-4095 or 7959. las Motors. 333 Mam. DAN Radio, Heater 1-oadeil Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 aces, oil Diiriiers anc boilers Earl GIRL FOR general office work. tion. 427 Hertford Road. ELGIN 2'- H. P. outboard motor w'lth Extras. Extra Clean Van C am p I’el 5''-»4 Typing and shorthand. Apply In with extras A-1 rondition. $50. 1940 FLORENUF: white combina­ 1950 4-DR STUDEBAKER 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN BOY .S 26 ' Coliiinbla bicycle, in person The S. & VV Co., corner Phone 2-2341. tion ga.s range. $40 for quick CHAMPION—$1695 Radio, H eater. Good Tire.s Tolland Turnpike and Oakland good condition Price $10 Tel. S lo t m g — I 'n i r k i n g — —Birds—Pets 41 sale. Call 3412. Overdrive, radio and heater. Ek- Extra Clean. 88,33. stre et. . 29 FOOT Houseboat with complete eellent condition. 1947 CHRYSLER 4-DR. SEDAN s i o r a g e 20 ENGLISH -SETTER. Two years living accommodations, 45 H. P. FOUR Burner ga.s range, in.siilatcd Radio, Heater Good Tires OPENINGS for full time sale.v old Hunted last .season. Reason­ engine. Reasonable. Phone 2-0421. oven, time clock, washing ma­ 1948 STUDEBAKER .MANCHESTEH . seksge Delivery Extra Clean ladies Apply Gartner's, 777 Mam able. 7.511. chine Both piai llcally new. Ii - LAND CRUISER—$1465 Business Semee* Offered 1.3 Local light trucking and package CUSTOM Built car-top boat. Call 1946 CHRY SLER W INDSOR 2- street. Experience necessary. quire 80 S cIukiI i.treet a fte r 7 p. Overdrive, heater. Very clean, delivery. Refrigerators, washers at 38 Pearl street after 6 p. m. Door. Radio, Heater. One COLLIE PUPPIE.S. pedigreed. m. PETEH W PANTALUK, elsctrtcAJ and stove moving a speclaity GIRL AS Wrapper In laundry. Sable.s, tn-colors. Seven weeks. ( u p sta irs i. 1947 STL'DEBAKER 2-DB Owner. contractor, malntenoiice and wlr Phone 2-0'. 52 Good hours and pleasant working Call 8370. MODER.N ESTATE electric range, CHAMPION—$1065 Open Mon and I'hurs. Evenings Ing tor llghi and power 40 Foster conditions. Apply in person. Staple three lop pla es. grill, aeparatc Overdrive and heater. street Phone 330.3 CALL PHll,. for moving, light Dry Cleaners and Launderers. 72 Diamond*—Walchea trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. drawer broiler, regular baking BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. Maple street. Live Stock—Vehicle* 42 Jewelry 48 oven, large .storage compartment. 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SEDAN 30 BISSELL STREET v\ ENDOW SHADE!' made to order Specialize T. movin.:. Good work. $1395 and Installed V'enetiar. olinds Call 2-3774 anytime, or 2-9248 SADDLE lORSES for rent. Also Call Coventry 7-6438. Howard A. PH O N E 7191 WOMAN ”¥0 care for baby in my LEONARD VV. YOSl, Jeweler, re Model 76. Blaek Radio, heater, and curtain rods. 24 nour service. a fte r 5. fo r saie 01 trade. Cedar Hill Stanley, Long Hill Road. Andover, home while mother works. Phone paira, adjust, watebea expertly hydramatlc. Estimates gladly given. Fagan 2-3389. Ranch, 24 Bush Hill Road. Man­ Conn. 1940 BnCK Special Club coupe W indow Shod^ Co.. R oute 44 a t T H E A U STIN A. C ham bers Oo., chester 5900. Reasonable prices Open dally. 1948 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE Reasonable Gall 8674. Bolton .Notch Phone 2-4473. local and long distance moving, ITAUAN WOMAN wanted to help T h u rsd ay evenings. 129 S pruce $1365 packing, crating and storage. make pizzas. Apply 14 Depot CHINCHILLAS. Proven pairs with stre et. P h o re 2-438'7 6 CU FOOT Frigidairc. good run­ ning condition. TelephCne 2-0339. 8 cyl. Radio, heater. Very clean. M ERCURY, 1947 Club Coupe, tan. ALL APPLIANCES eervlced and Service to all pa. ls of the U S. Square, c r call 6195. young, single males and females. Good condition. Reoomlitioned repaired, biimera. refrigerators A and Canada. t3ajl 5187. Hart­ For appointment call 2-2153. 1946 FORD 2-DR SUPER PHILCO Con.sole $25. Exception­ motor, radio, heater, fog light.s, ranges, washers, etc All work ford 6-1423 Garden—harm—Dairy - DELL7XE—$795 etc. Price $ 1,050 Phone 2-2,’i82 Help Wanted—Male 36 Producta 50 ally good tone, four speakers, all- 8 cyl. Radio and heater. g u a ran tee d M etro Service Co- wave bsmds, phonograph jack. DAILY CKUS8WORD PUZZLE Tel M anchester 2-U883 Poultry and Supplie* 43 19.37 UHEVROl.ST Rnlio and ROUTE Salesmaii. Excellent op­ Tel. 2-3953. TRUCK BARGAINS Paintinff—Papciint 21 YOUNG Roasting chickens dress­ PANSIES, Swiss Giants. 58c bas­ heater Good condition .Main an UABINFrr Making, reftnish and portunity for light man. Salar,y ket, perennial flower plants, Answer to Previous Puzzle PAPER HA.NGI.NG painting work ed. ready for the oven. For week­ 1948 INTERNATIONAL \ TON offer. Photic J-.8I8.'i repair fiirmturc. S< reens made to and commission. Apply in person. gladioli bulbs, -:anna bulbs. Prem­ done personally. m“an!ng good end orders call before Friday 6 MAHOGANY Dining room PANEL order. Phone 2-9,333. John H ahn. Ideal Cleaners. 73 Summit stieet. ier strawberry plants, asparagus 1 - work at muJerate cost Raymond | p m. Arnold Nelson. 737 Lydall Phone ;'-002S. LIBERAL DL'^COUNT roots, flowering shrubs, ever­ 1947 INTERNATIO.VAL TON F lske Tel 2-92.^7. 1 street. Phone 8906. NEW DODGE U.-TON g reen s W oudlanc. G ardens, 168 HORIZONTAL %'ER‘nCAL PLATFORM PLtJW IN G and H arrow ing. A. P.XNEL ■ Woodland street. John J. Zapad- GAS KITCIIE.N’ range, in A-1 c-n- 1,S Depicted 1 D isturb Butler, rclcphone 2-9543. INTERIOR and txteriot painting, PLASTERS WANTED PLACE YOUR order for quality 1947 DODGE TON PICK-UP Ni:W DODi;i'. U.-TON paper hang 'i’ , cetbngs reflnlihed chirks, produced from leading ka. 8474 dition. Phone .')366. famous statue 2 Visigoth king I’Ll'lClBI.NG ^nd Heating Repair Kull.v insured E xpert w ork. Wall Top wagfp.s paid. Excellent strain.s, aUso started chicks in 8 Couch 3 Negative word We also have for Immediate de- PICKUP ■ GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes No. LAWSON Pullman sleeper, grav work a specialty, at reasonable paper book- Edward R Price. limited quantities. Stanley Dick­ 12 Century plant 4 Down livery, new Studebaker trucks 'j, rOLK .MOTORS—Tel. 1161 vvorkinjr condition?. 1 mealy. Amelia Jarvis. 872 Park­ frieze. Opens into full size bed prices 40 years' experience. Phone 2-1003 inson, 531 Lydall street. Tel. 5402. 13 Fun 5 Festive 84 and IH ton cha.s.sls. Be.-it Term.s—Best Trade er street. Vel. 7u26 Innerspring mattress, custom Prompt service. Call 4165. 14 Musical 6 Scent made slip cover. Almost new. 1937 OLDSMOBILE INSIDE AND outside painting. Apply instrument 7 Accomplished tw o-door Ceilings whitened, floors sanded Articles for Sale 4 5 WELL ROTTED manure, deliver­ $175. Phone 2-3894. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES .sedan ’-'all condition. $80 take.s PLOWING and harrowing. Gar- ed by th'e truck load or by the 15 Rodent 8 Sheet (ab.) dems and acreage. Reasonable and reflnlshed. Call me for your It. 14 Pioneer Circle Phone 2 CHICKEN Manure for garden or bushel at the farm. W. T. Little, 16 Unescorted 9 C ereal 24 Woolly 44 Mine entrance 80 Oakland Street rates Phone 2-1287. free estimate on outside painting GREEN MANOR ESTATES 2697 after 6 p m lawns. 40c bushel. Phone evenings 195 Spencei strtel Tel. 3757. 18 Afternoon 10 Its creator was 26 Pendant ice 45 Baked day Manchester—Phone 2-9483 now. Gilbert Fickett 6982. KELVINATOR Refrigerator, social event 6971. condition. Tcl. 7503. 33 Directs 46 Half an am 1941 FORD Coach, radio and heat­ FLOOR PRO BLE.’»S solved w ith Woodbridge Street BLUEBERRY BUSHES, 2 and 3 10 Area measure 1941 OLD.SMOBILE six-cylinder, linoleum, a-phai. tUe counter. 11 Indian 34 Thoroughfare 49 Expire er. Good condition, $295. Clarke BOLTON - BuUdlng stone and year cultivated, locally grown, ESTATE Combination oil 30 Closest four-door, heater. Private owner. Expert wor .lanshlp. free esti­ Repainng Below Ea.8t Middle Turnpike 16 An (Scot.) 36 Hail 51 United Motor Sales. Broad- street Tel flagstone. Also rock drilling big producers, Isirge berries, easy electric range, reasonable. 33 “Tar Heel S3 North Dakota Below ceiling. Can be seen at mates Open evenings. Jones Fur- 17 Plural suffix 37 Puffed up 2-2012 MATTRESS. Youi old mattreaaea and oloating Bolton Notch Quar­ to grow. Priced reasonable. F. SUte” (ab.) 42 Suffix (eb .) Maple Super Service Station nitiire. Oak atreet Phone 2-1041. 6286. 20 Cold gales Maple and Spruce streets. eteriltzed and remade like new ry P h o n e '2-0617 S tan ley P atnode Gill, 85 Deming creet. 33 Storage pit 21 Fur hunters 43 Mouth ulcer S3 To (prefix) TRAINED MAN Wins In war or 30 Wealthy RADIO AND Television sales and Call Jonea Furniture and Floor peace. A man-power shortage will Machinery and^ Tools WILL pay top prices for good 1940 FOUR DOOR Plymouth, good ROYAL AND 3nUU»-tk»ron* port POTTED TOMATO plants, cab­ 37 Cicatrix service. Antennas Installed. Open Ooveruig. 36 Oak Tel. 2-1041. follow In ..he wake of Korea clean i940 and i941 Chevrolets, clean condition Phone .3083. able and stendaro typewriter bage, broccoli, lettuce, pansy SHALLOW WELL Jet pump re­ 38 Pain evenings Delivery service. Call Will you be ready to cash In on Plymouthf and Ford cars Clarke REPAIRS on sev Ing machines, All makes of adding machlneM plants. Krause Greenhouse, 621 duced from $112.50 to $101.50. 30 Niton 1938 OLDSMOBILE tudor sedan, 2-9097, it? Study at home, spare time, Motor Sales, Broad street Tel 2- motors, pendulum clocks, scissors sold or rented. Repairs on al Hartford Road, Call 3700. Another Ward week value. Three (symbol) go,Hi rubber, $80 Call 2-3633 a fte r I. C. S. courses are sound, prac­ 2012 R E PA IR IN G BY .s.u a rt R. Wol­ sharpened Trade, on sewing ma­ makes Marlow'a. exclusive Ward features; smooth­ 30 Mixed tire 4-30 tical. easy-to-follow and employ­ WELL ROTTED cow manure; $10 cott on washing machines, vac­ chines, old and new F. X. Dion. er Bakolite Impeller, non-clogging 31 Exclamation er-accepted. rvjurse.i cover 400 PEAT HUMUS, excellent soli con­ a load, $16 for full curd. Wall uum cleaners, ..lUtora, small ap­ 7779. pi-essiirc switch, and Wardp spe­ 32 Percent (ab.) business and technical subjecti. ditioner and top dressing Man­ atone $15 four yard load. Call pliances. Welding and cutting. cial design rotary seal. Compact 33 Grade G. I. approved. For full Informa­ chester 6515. Motor replacemenu A-1 Repair, 7033. Leonard Glgllo. unit with U HP motor, 20 gal. 3S Otherwise Masical—Dramatic 29 tion write International Corre­ tank, 20 foot lift. Air metering 38 Always Sales, 180 Main. Phone 8597. MAINE Certified seed potatoes, spondence t,choo1s, Box 1669, intake valve automatically sup­ 39 AetuM PIANO Tuning, repairs, re-condi­ PIZZA Raking oven. Ideal fo r $3.75. 100 lb. bag. Knarf’a Mar­ LINOLEUM Kemnanla, 50c square S cran to n 9, P a. plies air Ln correct proportion to 40 Iron (symbol) Ed Sullivan’s Special! tioning. J. Cockerham, 28 Bigelow restaurant. Call 2-8185. ket, 532 East Middle Turnpike. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. street. Phone 4219. water pumped. See it today! 41 L e g i^ tiv e Done by reliable, well-trained Montgomery Ward, Main street. bodies MAN AS Dishwasher. Apply Cen­ SET OF Men’a golf clubs —three men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall woods and eight irona. Canvas bag PURE VERMONT Maple syrup, 47 Note of scale MORIARTY BROS 1949 MERCURY ter Restaurant, or call 2-8172. USEID TRACTOR, power take off Linoleum Co., 32 Oak street. Course* and (lasses 27 included. $50 takes them. Call $5.50 per gallon. Call 8342. 48 Finish Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166 or MACHINIST and toolmaker. Job 5416 during day. spreader or. rubber.Selection used 00 Its Kulptor 4-DOOR SEDAN 8109. GRADUATE PRACTICAL nurses plows, harrows, tractor cultiva­ wss — are In demand. They receive ex­ shop experience preferred. Ar­ 51 Preposition row Tool Co., Inc., 41 Sheldon BULKHEAD Double cellar door, PREMIERE ctrav'berry plants for tors. Terms arranged. See'ua lor Brewster Green. Radio and DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, cellent pay, are highly respected 53SpoU street, Hartford. 6-7880. metal covered, 5 x 7 ft. length. kale, $1 per 100. Phone 2-1187. your farm Implement needs. Uco- U s e d j Heater. Excellent CondlUon. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, and are assured of life long se­ Excellent.condition, $10. Haa to lln Tractor Oo., North Windham 04 Unit a t wire guns, etc. repaired, shears, curity. You can leam practical WANTED—Washer for laundry, be eeen to be appreciated. 4548. Road. Willimanttu 3-3217. measurement knives, mowers, etc, put In con­ nursing easily at home In your Good pay. Ideal working condi­ GOOi; QUAUTY baled hay, de- 00 Poker stake $1S95 dition for coming needs. Braith- spare time. High school not re­ tions. Apply in person, 72 Maple MARTIN 20 Outboard motor, with Uvered, $30 a ton. Tel. 5301. Moslcal instruments OOPUnt walt^ 52'Pearl atreet. quired. Professional outfit includ stre e t. gaa can, '-Ipper canvas cmae and 07Goddeu of ed. If you are l-etween the ages stand. 9-piece Duncan Phyfe ma­ NEW BEAUTY for you and your infatuation ANTIQUES ReSnisbed. Repairing of 17 and 55 years, write today YOUNG MAN. general work drug hogany dining room set. Elxcellent home with a New Hpme sewing ACCORDION, never used. In good 58 Act *I5 CWT£* STREir., MANCHfSTEI done on any furniture Tlemann, for free information. GIcn'AOod store. Good salary. Pleasant work­ condition. 5-plece maple kitchen machine. Liberal trade-in allow,- condition. $150. Cal! 8804 after 5. n 189 South Main atreet Phone Career Schools. 7030 Glenwood ing ronditions. Arthur Drug, 942 set. Two wooden lawn chairs. ance on your old machine. Senk- 5643, Avenue, C hicago 26. Illinois. M am s tr e e t Call 2-9947, ur 3016. . bell'a, Carter atreet. Phone 7519. SEE PAGE TEN -'•fc--- - t -

FSIDAT, APRIL 10^ IM X Average Daily Net Press Ran g l t f f i w e- ^If f V llie Wtsthcr p a g e e i g h t e e n iSIattrl;(0t?r lEnpnittg ilfrraUi For the Week Ending Foraeaat ot U. 0. Woathar ■ofsas April 14, 1951 Today sunny and mild, fair to­ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Suaag of 20 The membera o f Unne Lodge King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ Mra. Buaaell Smith, ppealdent of Sunset Opel# of Paul Noble night, not so cool as lost night; Grande will meet In Odd Fellows Salem Road, have returned from No. 72, Knights of Pythias, wul lows, No, 31, will meet thia evening 1 0 ,1 8 1 Myatic Review, No. 2. Woman's meet at the Holmca Funeral at 7:30 in Odd Fellowi hall. The Increasing cloudiness Sunday, con- About Town hail Monday avenlng. Hoeteaaes New York City where they accom­ Benefit Aasoclatlon, haa received panied Mra. Suaag’a parents, Mr. Home, 400 Main atrect, tonight at Initiatory degree will be conferred First MembOT of ftie Audit thmed mild. noUflcatlon that the atate conven­ will be Mrs. Emma Dowd, aesiated 7:30. The usual service will be giv­ on a claas of randldatea and re­ Bureau of dreolatloiiB by Mra. Virginia Keeney. Mrs. BtU and Mrs. Abbot Fletcher, who aall- Manchester— A City of Village Charm ■ Dr. Bo*> Jone«, Jr., well known tion will be held in New London In ed Wednesday on the "Britannic” en in respect for their deceased freshments will be served after the June inatead of Bridgeport, and Loveland. Mrs. Beatrice Manning, brother, Elmer H. Gilnaek. meeting. •vanceliat will »pe*k «t the morn­ Mra. Mtldred MlUcr.. Entertain­ for a two months’ atay in England. Q uality ing •ervlce' Sunday at the Cove­ guard.* of the local review have Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher's home ia In MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY APRIL 21, 1951 PRICE FIVE CENTS been Invited to put on the Moor ment will be provided by Mrs. Ar- Minneapolis. Minn., and they spent VOL. L X X , NO. 171 (ClaaaiBed AdvertUtng • oo rag* tt) (FOUKTEEN PAGES) nant-Congregational church. At cella Crawford. Mra. Bernice Cox the evening aervice. the film, in work. a feyy days with their daughter en the light,” will be ahown. telling aad Mrs. Virginia Keeney. Mrs. routs, Semi Sheer 45 Oaaga, the etory of the Covenant Sch^l Tonight at 8:15, the curtain will Grace Lathrop will fumlah the at­ tendance prlxe. The drill team will SO Denier, Full Fashionad at North Park College and Theolo­ go up on "Curriculi-Curriciila," the Th* following airmen from the CD Head Airs LAST CHANCE Say Johnston I gical Semlnarj’, Chicago. III. musical revue of Center Church have a rehearsal the same evening Manchester area have been pro­ Oo-Weds at the Vorplanck school;; at 7:30. moted in the 10.3rd Fighter-Inter­ The Hobo Shirt-1951 Variety To Get A Ted D. Chambera. of l-ie Main auditorium. Thin ia the ann\ial, ceptor Wing with headquarters at Plan to Care FIRST CHANCE To Order New Men Dead, 22 Missing strMt, ft aecond ycAi student in show of the group, produced ar.d; Bralnsrd Field in Hartford: From NYLON ' Bob Hewitt, cowboy, explorer. at the College of Arts and Sclemes directed by A William Aslley o^,I lecturer and photographer, will sergeant to technical sergeant, at the Unlveraity of Connecticut. , 194 Center street. |I give his popular lecture, “ Roaming Norman C. Rylander of 12 Hudson For Evacuees BIG PRIZES Profits Code J'i ia Uklng part thia | I In Wyoming." at the Bowem school street: from private to private Concerning the contests spoifsored by the Manchester Develop­ the annual Novice Invitaliona | The Men'.* flub of St- Mary's!j auditorium this evening, for the first rla.ss, Arthur R. Buck of 188 HOSIERY Debftte Tournament at Partmoiitn , South Main street, and Henry O. ment Commission: Kpiaeopal ehun h. whirl) la bring- Ihenedt] of Troop 1215, Boy Scoiits, Mayor Harold Turkington says, "Manchester with its fine VVa.shington, April 21. (.4*) I t • CJollege, Hanover, N H iing the Hartford y. W. C. A Raymond Wogmnn. .scoutmaster. Pasqiialini. They are stationed at Oiitlihen Program for Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston . Crash oi Two Tankers Bradley P’ield, Windsor Locks, Reinforced heel and toes for extra wear. shopping center, fine churches, schools and other facilities is Choral Society for a concert in TickeLs may be purchased at the New spring colors: Manhattan Bun and 100 Welfare Centers really a 'City of Village Charm'. The contest affords the people may announce today a new attack Ml*. Emma L. Nettleton. peat I the parish hall Tuesday, May 3. hall, and all proflts will be used \y1th the 118th Fighter-Intercep­ tor Squadron. London Beige. Short, medium and long a chance to become better acquainted with It." on prices through ealabllahmcnt . preeident of the Rebekah Aaaem- haa received newa that the prin­ for ramp equipment. lengths. Sizes 8’-i to 11. Throughout State for bly and Peat Noble Granda Mra. | cipal soloist will be Boris Evtu­ Representative John LaBelle says. "Being a relative new­ of a "fair and equitable" standard ' Fi’ur Seuinen Not Found Virginia Keeney and Mra. Bernice | shenko. whose songs weie a great Bomb Disaster Duty comer to Manchester.the program haa helped me become better lor manufacturers' profits. I A DifTerent Farade in Korra Cox, delegatee from -Sim.eel Re­ atidltlon to the program presented acquainted with Manchester." Tile plan Is reportedly the first ' Ahouril Ship Perished leg of a thri'e-part program, also j bekah Lodge are attending the last spring under auspices of the $ 1 - 2 5 Hartford. April 1.— l i f t The or­ HOW ABOUT YOU? ^ In Flainex Started hy aeealona of the State Aasembly in •Men's club pair ganization of 100 welfare center Entries in the first contest must be poatni.'" ked not l.ater involving labor and agriculture, by which Johnston hopes to "hard- | New Haven. STATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP than Midnight. April 24, and mailed to Chriatoforo Colombo Society team.* to rare for evacuee.'^ in a en” anti-inflqtinn dykes. | C.ollixion; Five Siir- State Theater Bldg. Main Street bombing di.*aster waa outlined to­ Your Manchester Today Contest Government officials first iiien- Mia,. Gertrude Herrmanna will resume their meetings Sun­ vivorH INrked Up in day afternoon at two o'rloek in the day l»y Dana S. Merriman, Slate Box 749. Manchester. Connecticut tioiicd the plan three wcek.s ago. ' piano pupila gave Ibeir anmial On April 13, Price Director Mi­ Gulf 200 Miles Off ipnng recital laat mght m St llsllan-Aniencnn ehib. H.'i Kld- Shoes Dyed Any Color and Rofinished CHILDREN'S and MISSES' MERCERIZED CO H O N Civil Defense Chief of Evacuation Prizes from $25.00 to $150.00 ridge street chael V. DiSallc told new.snicn Mary'a pariah hall before a large Matching Cap $1 2J and Welfare services. some prices would be rolled bark (loaxt; r.all Dixaxter audience of parenta and friem^ To Look Liko Now The teams' personnel i.s being at the manufacturers' level by an (>realext Off U.S. Shore Th# children, ranging from trix to Integrated and assigned at the order to be is.sued "next week. " fourteen, boya and girla. played ANKLETS Shoo Shinins Hat Cleaning state level from atate agencies Tills Would bring aliout some price entirely from memory They pre- and established organizations. The New Orleans, April 21.— aented’ their teacher »dth a hand- drops at the retail level, DiSalle $50.N With nylon reinforced heel and toes for extra wear. White and lineups of many will be completed Allied Troops Stop .said. (/!’)— .Seventeen sCamen were aome coraage. The girla wore Shoe Repairing While You Wait colors. Sizes 8 to 11. by recruitment of volunteer work­ party dreaaea and daffodili pre­ Three-Year Average known dead and 22 others dominated In the deeorationa ers. Merriman stated. The plan reportedly would. REWARD Merrlman's plan for the trans­ were mi.ssinK and presumed Nancy Cowlea and Jane MrCullen 1. Allow niBnul'actiirers to portation and care of evacuees in­ Red Counterattacks strike an average of their dollar dead today in the collision of aerved aa uahera. Will he paid to anyone SHIP'-SHOPvE furnishing: information pair volved three zones at varying dla- profits in their three be.sl years two tankers that set both tanccs from a target center or the during the four years, 1946-1949. ablaze in the (Jiilf of Mexico Mra. Carl Hllding, who heada leading: to the arrest and area directly damaged by the 2. Forbid price increases which the committee from the Mirpah conviction of perswn or per­ PRESENTING BOB and FLOYD OF WTIC bomb. Turn Bark Penetration of Lineh With Fists would boost manufacturers' prof­ 200 miles south of Morftan group and Willing Workera. an- Nearest to the damaged area Is its more than 85 per cent of that City. La. nouncea that ahe haa tlcketa for sons committing: theft or with Rifle Butts Move on to Rid|2;e9 Before '‘3iorwon willfully and unlawfully You wanted a n«w HOBO — and here N ill With the "collection point" ring where, average. Marine records indicate it tht “Cinderella Week-end ' at the “A NIGHT AT THE SILVER SLIPPER” from various points, easily acces­ 3. Allow prices which have South Methodlat church W’ednea- is the Kreatest disaster off damag:ini; property of the the ea$y cot, the two-way collar, the carefree look sible to proscribed Civil Defense Bulletin! • United Nations lines,in west cen­ broken through the 85 per cent dav avenlng. April 25. No tlcketa the U. S. roast since 84 lives SOUTH MITHODIST CHUSCH you love. Done this year in big, bold, excluilva routes, evacuees will be collected Tokyo, April 21 —t/P)— Al­ tral Korea Friday night. They formula to stand, but wiil be aold at the church Mra. and transferred to the next zone, ' struck in defense of Chorwon, 4. Require manufacturers to ab- were lost in the collision of Hllding may he reached by tele­ lied troop* slammed agalnat JARVIS block ploidi, in deep pulsating Mexican colon. where the "target area" welfare : transport hul) 18 miles north of .sorb liicrea-sed costs without rais- an American tanker and phone, *745. WED., APRIL 2S. Doors Open At 7:30 P. M. heavy rrsistanre today In Ever lovely, ever washable combed gingham — stations are loeated. thr4r drive on the Red Korean the 38th parallel border of Red ■'’K prices until their proflts run freighler off the Atlantic REALTY COMPANY Admission $1.00 functions of registration, mass bastion of Chorwon. Korea, not more than 85 per rent of the Sanforized, celorfast. Sizes 30 to 40. feeding, temporary lodging, emer­ coast on June 6, 1013. Write or Call The Above A e . S. Eighth Army com­ The Red attack, with hand average of the three beat years gency clothing, emergency finan­ from 1046 through 1949. While Oeneral Mar Arthur was parading In New York, the Nolillers he conimamhMl In Korea ns W A P In yesteiilay's pre-dawn colli- CHAHERBOX Named Company At .AUn Helen I.aellle, Hoprsno and HaroM Kolb, Pianist cial aasistance, etc. munique Saturday night said grenades and automatic weapons, f'Tiinrec forces were stubborn­ DiSalle said the order would af­ wen* on the move, too. Here 25th Division Infanlr.viiia.'i move towiird the Nortli Korean town of smii during lieavy fog. the 10,000- Plus 1951 Cinderella Weekend <)uIe Evacuees will be processed—sent carried through Allied llne.s at one fect between 100.000 and 1,50,000 t'honvan |iant the erew of a reeollli-se rifle. (Photo by NE.\-.\eme Staff ('orre*|a)mlent IV-rt Ash­ toii Ks.so Green.slmro and the 26,- RESTAURANT 5 Dover Road— Tel. 4112 ly defeadlng hlU positions point. It separated two Allied 618 Main St. Tel. g-K002 to relatives, friends or established inanufacturer.s worth— NE.A Telephoto.) r>0()-l(U) super tanker .Esso Suez welfare agencies. Those with no south snd southwest of the elements and forced one U. N. transport hub. (horwon is IX Complete Triangle eraalieil, exploded and hurst Into definite destination will be trans­ company hack to reform. Johnston wants to follow up, ac­ fianicH LOBSTER — $1.50 prudent students are mad for our ported to the third zone where the miles north of the border In ■arty Saturday the coni[iany west central Korea. cording to previous reports from Only one man among the 44 ITreeirh Frlea, Drawn Butter. "non-targei area" welfare stations fought back up the 1,500-foot government officials, with two man i iew of Hie Ksso Suez was have been set up. height, with the aid of artillery more big orders completing a Claims Gen. MacArthur Offered killed in the eolllslon but another, The NTA centers will effect a Tokyo, April 21— (e. The j time by newa sources. aetnal pact tbla week likn the 7 TO 14 of Hwachon. things he buy*. Parity prices tion. fare centers. Ttmea report said he apologized ' The Timta goes on to say: North Atlantle part, the Times craftsmanship and wealth of In eheer cotton or linen. Smart new floral Burmel prints in new Each point will have a itafT French Ex>Marshal Iji Korean military aourcea aald a "After the crisis of what he .spid MiicArthur thought It would "I saw one light and then the sport size. captured Chinese RgU reported the (Continoea on Page Poor) for emharraasing the President on other, ’ related Able Bodied Sea­ rich detail.. .And each it san­ which will include a manager, tha Formoan iaauc,- m l praAetad (MacArthur) called .« » ' ’antirsty M 'A great arrangement for the In Grave Condition^ Conuiumlata hav* been ordered to man John A. Horton of Cambridge forized for safe washing assur­ transportatkm clitef and asstst- the tihliicM OoBimnSata would Beht war,’ on Nov. M aa a raauit Paciflr but he foresaw difflrultlee pun back to the 30th parallel tp' of the rc^nese Red) Inteqwentlon, Haas., one of four injured men on Will Be 95 Tueidlty await reinforcement*. The re­ not enter the korean ieonflict. ance. . . (Oontlniied ea Pa(* Foar) 131* 'nmea, in a by-Hne atory to­ the United Nation* commander (lioatlimed no Pag' Nine) the Suez flown to Oorpu* Chriatl. port was wdlhout confirmation. New Threat "It teemed like they were nght 50^ each Re D’Yeu. France, April 21—(>P) The S9th parallel ia 70 mile* in- day by Anthony Levlero, aaya it —Former MaiAal Henri Philippe aide Red Korea. gained It* Information from "doc­ on top of us," Horton said. "TTien Retain, stricken with pneumonia A gradual Red withdrawal has Jolts Iran umented aourcea" on the meeting there waa a hell of an explosion. Bus Walkout was reported today to have passed been In progress all along the of MacArthur and MZ. Truman on "I_ eouldn t sec anything The a fairly good night but his condi­ front. But Allied sources estimate the mld-PacIflc atoll Oct. 16. Editors Told to War minute we hit, there waa nothing Ties Detroit tion apparently remains critical. the 600.000 Communist troops are A partial aummary of the but smoke and flame, I don't QUINN'S Petain, who will be 95 next north of the ChomvonT'Kumhwa Nationalist Sect Warns Times’ story fallowat Uiliik those guys (on the Ureens- Tuesday, suffered a aedond relapse line. A Red counter-offensive has Premier Riot Prison­ MacArthur offered to send Ui Isiro I had a chaiiee. I s.aw some PHARMACY SPRING JEWELRY yesterday. He had appeared to be been considered probable. Europe what he regarded as his On News Suppression of the men from the engine room Mayor Callx Actipn by recovering from his recent at­ The Reds made several counter­ ers Now Must Be Free best troopa, the U. 8. Becond divi­ try to escape through tha vent*. Gold or silver fini.sh in earrings, necklaces, scatter pins, brooches. tack of pneumonia when he suffer­ attacks Friday south and south­ sion. )>ecause he believed It would "The .Suez caught fire just aa AFL Union a Strike ed the first setback five days ago. east of Chorwon. Five hundred have a good effect in Europe. soon aa the hot oil from the Also new all white .seed pearls and multi colors. Tehran. Iron. April 21 kA' i Re­ Hear of IiiereaHing Teiitleney Jiy Greensboro hit us. I don’t know SHIP'-SHORE \ Against the Public Petain’s lawyers, wrbo bad plan­ newed anil-foreign agitation by MacArthur told the Prealdent (poveriiment ned to return to Paris, said they (CoBtlBued Page Four) how it happened. It waa a very . y fanatic Moslem patriots raised a he saw "little chance" of Chineoe Offirialx to keep Fartx from THE FINEST wonld remain here, indicating that or Russian intervention In Korea. die Piililie heavy fog " \ Detroit. April 21—(A5—A sur­ threat today of further turbulenee Plus Tax the wartime chief of the 'Vichy in this oll-rirh Middle Ea.sl na­ Apoingized to Truman .Storekeeper Ivroy E. Fay. of IN $J^eOO each prise walkout of bus and streetcar government was not o»it o f dsn- MacArthur apologized to Mr. Washington, April 21 i^i -The • aainpllng of cases of news Inter- Baltimore, .Md., a survivor from drivers tied up all municipal tion. Xer. Vandenberg Leaders of the fiercely national­ Truman for emharraasing him on American Society of Newspaper ferenee on the |mrt of offlelala the Greensboro, said he was lying Styled to flick, ond jutt the trick, to go with jeoni of transportation in Detroit. Petain. convicted of treason in the Formosa Issue. Editors wa* advised today to fight | ranging from city elerks to the Mayor Albert E, Cobo called it istic Fedayan Islam sect, pressing on his blink when the ship "ex­ USED CARS »kirti. Wonderful combed gingham. Sanforized ond 1945, is serving a life term on this for immediate government selztire Last August, the General sent what one of Its eonimlltees dr- | heads of federal agenrlea. ploded." “ a strike against the public.” He island. 18 miles off the French At­ Rites Today a message to the Veterans of of Iran's British-controlled oil re­ scribed aa an inerea.slng tendency | It cited what it called two re- Haw .Man Burned Ahvc colorfoit. long taili won't hike when she'i bent over o acted at once to invoke a state lantic roast southwest of Nantes. Foreign Wars suggesting Ameri­ toward "arrogant snppreaalon of cent "strong-arm" episodes Involv- 1950 Chevrolet HeeHine law that forbids strikes by public sources, Pope of the l/ouisville Courier- Deluxe 4-Door. Radio I tors union. First to walk off the Laat rites for the famed bi­ least nin-' of them members of At the hour-long meeting on Journal. recommended that editors and Heoter. job were night crews among the The crier, with his pictur^que partisan foreign policy advocate Feda.van Islam - accu.sed of plot­ Wake Island the President and the wage the fight not only through | of the Republican party brought ting the death of Razmara's sue- General amiably talked away their newa and editorial rolnnins but Mill Promoters Seek 1949 Chevrolet Styleline (OonHnned on Page Four) (Contlnoed on Page Four) together the man in top hat and cessor. Premier Hussein Ala differences. The newspaper said through the enurt.s when neeeaknrv. muscled factory worker. The occasion of the mass meet­ that MacArthur said he waa iwrry "More often, puhllelly itself is Special 2-Doer. Radio i Trains and planes brought offi­ ing was the holiday In Moslem for the dlffieulties and embarrasa- the simplest and most devastat­ and Heater. Special Group of cial delegations from the Capitol Iran to celebrate the anniver.sary ments he caused the President, and ing ammunition artlon agaiii.s( Firm to Build Plant at Washington. of the birth of Imam All. son-in- that he now understood Mr. Tru- aeerecy," Pope said. law of the prophet Mohammed. maij'a position with respect to the 1950 Chevrolet Stylellne Vandenberg's neighbors and The report eontatned a long fellow citizens- the oldest of One sect leader. Seyed Mohamad strugetic island. Deluxe 2-Door. Radio News Flashes whom knew him ks the harness Naghavi, demanded that Premier Opposed Occupation Ala free the Fedayan Islam mem­ Strike Tells Governor Only Bethlehem Co. Has and Heater. maker's son ' joined In a huge and The Pre.sident oppoaefi the oc­ Coats, Suits and Toppers (lAte Bollevlaa of the iiPl Wire) solemn tribute. bers and warned him to "beware cupation of Formosa aa part of the Been Apiirourhed on l*rojerl for New i.oixlon Funeral services were set for administration view that not to News Till hits 1949 Packard 2-Doer. 2 p. m. (e.s.t.) at the Park Con­ (Continued on Page Four) do so was a way to convince the Radio and Heater. gregational church. The church, (!alli*il From (/$*l Wires Hartford, April 21 liPi Pro­ , "stiouM not be eiuoiiruged, " the 39 Nations Agree To Lower World Trade Barriers moters of a proposed .New Eng­ coiniiiitlee .said. with capacity for 1,000, installed The coninultee was unanimous REDUCED From Our Stock! Torquay, Eng., April 21— (A*)— Thirty-nine nations today a loudspeaker In the baMment to land steel mill set as their task 1948 Chevrolet Station on recommendations, signed agreement to the principle of lowering world trade carry the Rev. Edward Archibald Four Power deputies at Paris today an attempt to interest ex­ those two Wagon. Radio ond Plaids, Novelty Tweed.®, Fancy Checks. Styles Mississippi on Rampage isting steel companies in Hie idea lint split, three to three, on the Materials include Suede, Fleece.s, Gabardine, barriers and cutting international tariffs. They successfully Thompson’s sermon to another end their seventh week of talks, 600 mourners. - of building and operating a plant , question of whether the State Heater. include; Boxev, Pvraniid, Fitted and Belted. Sizes : Juniors 9 to 15. Misses 10 to 20 and half sizes completed numerous agreements with each other under these sUU deadlorked on agenda for pro­ in the New London-Waterford sh lulil exercise its power of emi­ Sen. Vandenberg, who served In posed Foreign Ministers’ Confer­ 161/2 to 2 4 '2. principles. Congress more than a score of Forces Thousands to Flee area. nent domain to obtain a site which 1947 Chevrolet Club e 4> e ence .. . Communist China has The impression they had been It would soil to a company building 'years, died Wednesday night af­ started shipping raw materials to trying to do just that all along Coupe. Radio and $ 6 - 9 8 ter a long illness. He was 67. a steel mill. New Britain Mayor To Probe Reported Gambling By The AsHOciated Press 1 Guard and Civil Defense agencies Soviet-occupied Bast Germany, had been widespread. But Clifford I Strike, Francis S. Murphy, pub­ Heoter. The Senator’s body lay In state Soviet newa agency reports .... S. Strike, president of the New - SUITS - New Britain, April 2\—ilP)— ^“Shocked” by conditions ex­ In the church chapel this morning. The mighty Mississippi, on a joined In caring for flood vIcUms lisher of The Hartford Times, and posed by state police raids in this city. Mayor John L. Sullivan spring rampage in the upper val­ and preparing to combat what Veterans Administration says that England Development Corp.. said Mortimer Hays, Norwalk lawyer, 1947 Dodge 4-Door. Ra­ - COATS - Meanwhile, his native Michigan that only Bethlehem Steel had $59.95 Values Now $49.95 said today he would make a thorough inquiry into the Police began a 48-hour period of official ley area, today threatened serious might be the highest floodwaters two-thirds of the World War II ’ favored the use of eminent do- floods to river towns in three Mid­ , m years. veterans who have gone to below- been approached, i main, a controversial issue now dio and Heater. Sweetheart of a dress . . . embroid- Reg. $45.00 Values Now $39.00 Commission and Police Department in a drive on reported mourning. Bethlehem dropped an option $55.00 Values J Now $48.00 Flags all the way acroas the west states. Cooler weather, with showers, college-level schools under the GI I pending in the General Assembly. ared lace hearta on white pique form gambling. "Old Man River," fed by rains was predicted for moat of tha bill enrolled In trade schools. on the project weeks ago. I It would be "very unfortunate for 1947 Plymouth 2-Door. Reg. 39.95 Values Now 34.00 e * a state flew at half-ataff. Gov. G. Strike conceded that he and Now $45.00 Mennen Williams, a Democrat, and heavy runoffs, spilled out over flood-stricken area today. British Admiralty orders all its the economic welfare of Connecti­ H eater. collar, yoke and pocket detail. Grace­ $49.95 Values others attempting to promote the Name Committee To Watch Armed Forces Spending asked the people to "give thought Midwest lowlands and forced thou­ There appeared no immediate "A" class submarines, to stay In cut” if refusal to exercise eminent Reg. 35.00 Values Now $29.95 danger of serious flooding in the project Mud said things which domain thwarted the project, they ful. Boftly gored skirt. Navy blue, $45.00 Values Now $39.00 Washington, April 21— (IP)— A powerful new seven-man to the achievement* of ^ Is great sands to flee their homes. The port until it finds out why the "A f­ would give the impression other 1947 Plymeuth 4-Door. Emphatic embroidered loops distinguish American." Red Cross estimated nearly 3,000 Cairo, 111. fray" mysteriously disappeared said. “ watchdog” subcommittee has been set up to keep an eye companies had been consulted. Opposing them were p. Pomeroy Radio end Heoter. green, gold, toast or lime In sanforized $39.95 Values Now $34.00 Large delegationa were due In persons have been evacuated in the Two National Guard unit* were last Tuesday-----U. S. airlift be That was neeessarj’. he said, ahoulders and bold twin pockets on great on the way the armed forces spend their billions. Chairman from Washington. A Presidential flood-stricken area. sent to Muscatine, la., after a tween Japan and Korea carried Its because they were engaged pri- Robinson, Groton manufacturer, cotton broadcloth Sizes 9 to 13 and Vinson (D-, Ga.), of the House Armed Services Committee group Included Vice President Al- Other hundreds were threatened state of emergency was declared Frankln R. Hoadley, Ansonla man­ Mercury 4-Deer, akirt Modified mandarin neck. Coral, - TOPPERS - $35.00 Values Now $29.95 300,060th passenger today .... maril.v in a "selling job. " ufacturer, and Francis Sacha, 12 to 18. announced the move and said the group will have authority ben W. Barkley, Secretary of with evacuation oger the week­ for the city of 20,000 which la in Gordon DeM, head of the 'u. S. I'rgrs .State Assistance end Heater. lime, gold or navj’ blue sanforiTied cot­ State Dean Acheaon. Secretary of end or early next week. danger of serious flooding. Stamford broker. They argued that One Group Special At ,$16.95 to investigate all phases of procurement by the army, navy, atomic energ, program, says our Strike’s comments were made $22.50 to Commerce Charles Sawyer, and A state of emergency has been From 500 to 600 residents in yesterday after the Connecticut it was wrong for the State to use ton broadcloth. Sizes 12 to 18. air force and marines. declared in some Iowa communl- atomic stockpile thus fsr has pre­ this power for the benefit of a W. Averell Harriman. special South Muscatine were urged by vented a third world war 'steel Aclvisory committee, which Dresses— Second Floor Values Now $22.95 $29.95 Values Now $19.95 * * * Presidential advisor on foreign af­ tle.s as the big stream's cre.s: I Sheriff Charle.s Anson to evacuate he also lii-ads had recommended “privately-owned mill. ■ORO ROAD fairs. inched to near record levels. ' nr be ready to leave their homes Back pay claims totaling |3.'/3,- to Governor Lodge that this State Walter H. Wheeler. Jr, of SUm- Tiout in Biting McmmI As State Opens Season 200,000 filed with the C .S. by the i Values Now $25.00 Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales President Truman wa* not able TTiere was feverish activity In on an hour's notice. The sheriff aid and encourage" the ford, sided with Strike’* group on NSED OARS Hartford, .^pril 21— (IP)— ^Trout were in a biting mood to- to attend. x some of the citie.s along the rivei .said the homes, in a mixed indus­ A.S3oclation of Former Genruin , project piovidlng an “existing the eminent domain question. Values Now $29.95 dn> as Connecticut opened its 1951 season uhder. cloudless On the eve of the funeral Sen. southward from Wisconsin into trial and residential aectlon, were War Prisoners in the United ••^tnlcs i well-qualified company ” is inter­ President of the New England rrO BAKTFOBO BO AD Green Stamps skies. What grumbling there was, wasn’t directed at the Vandenberg** *on, Astbur H.. Jr., lows and Illinois. Levees were be­ endangered by seepage or a posK ----- Secretary of Defen.e Mar­ ested. council wrhlch has for years been ing strengUiened. Bulldozer* were shall saya, in Maryland speech, he The committee reportad. how­ tiring to get a oteel mill (or the TBLBFHONBS-4100 Values Now $34.00 apathy of the fish; it was directed «t the just-over-freezing dl*clo*ed he wa* conalderlng pub­ tible levee break further' down- Given With lication of hi* father’s memoirs. put into operation in building strenak believes the Russian people are ever, that it wofild be "unjuattfled region, WTieeler accompanied the COM i f a J W H A I ^ c q m tempmtures at the 6 a.m., starting hour, but a warming MW Values He aald his father'’"never seemed earthern dikes. friendly but that their minds have economically" for a new corpora­ OpMUaHItP.M. Cash Sales Now $39.00 MAW eHW lft COWir sun quickly took over. * to find the time." The Red Cross, Nations) (OonUBoed M Pag* Ton; been "poisoned" against the U.S> tion to start from acratch. Tliat (Caatinned oa fa g a le a l ^