■ V V ■■■ K •'vr,-'.: ' , ■■ , ■' iKourfri^ater Eo^nfatg If^rali) MONDAY. t 6. I f f l Avtrage Dally Net Press Ran Chrda racairad from Mlao Baa- Tks W sn tN s • Mlaa m tn od E. Hobaon, a aaaior Fur « e WMk EMhig ffarimai at 0 . 0 , WlpQ MJ at LaaaU JA lor CoUaga la Auburn- tries Bindar, dlrsotor of nuraaa at Manager Waddell Reports Further Talks March M. IWl data, Maaa., and Mlaa June Site- Mancbaater Mamorlal Hoapltal, man, a freahnian at tha aanm ool- who la enjoying a aoutham vaca T bOw IMr. South laga, parUclpatad In tha Joint con tion, aUte that aha had to drive On Bonded Indebtedness On New School 10,158 Mr, wanMT thaa laak aIgMii ’ _ *• cert of the Orphean dub of Laaall through anow, lea and avan a bite- al Ow AeOt at ' nine and tha Bowdoin College Olaa club ard before striking warm waath. *t the taat Friday exening at Laaell. Miaa #r. The town-ovaned Water Depart--4 CUy of VlUago Charm le p^up Hobson la the daughter of Mrs. ment has outstanding bonded^ I Bowers and Verplanck achoola a for the Worshipful Master Albert' D. sum larger than enough to have tractor to Iron Out De Ethal V. hobaon of 212 Porter Indebtednaaa amoxintlng to a total i.w v o thtm Krauso has called a apeclal com carad for tha added coat of tha tUeeMSee Advertlalag m Faga 1$) street, and Miss SKaman. the tails of Construction VOL. LXX. NO. 149 MANCHESTER CONN.. TUESDAY. MARCH 27. 1961 (FOURTEEN PA(iE8) PRICE FIVE ay. Thoao daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William munication of Manchoater Lodg# $676,000 which la being amortlaad I Broad atreet acbool, but officiate !lM to tha No. 78, A. F. and A. M.. to bo held out of Income according to the could not find they had the elear J. Sltaman of 22J S t Jamea street General Manager George H. l i i f A . a •• * i lo iiova aoma* at the Masonic Temple this eve March 1 position of the town con right to expend this leftover money f " ning at 7:15. At 7:30 a Masonic Waddell, representativea of the ~^ara raqneated to tained In a report compiled by on any other project It may be Miss Suzanne Robb, daughter of limeral service will be held at applied toward making final pay Board of Education and o f the ^^X-Prad Bogera. School Building committee and the SaysN.E. Steel Mill Ilita]|f ffohanthal, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood J. Robb, Watkins Brothers Funeral Homs General Manager George H. Wad ments on the bond teauejfrom which of 08 Adelaide road, is home for agente qf the apparent loweat bid mJ)$afaafrow. for the late Francis A. Rolston, a dell. it remains. the Easter holiday from Gk>ucher past master of Manchester lodge. der for the proposed new Broad WHAT IS YOUR *MQ- l O t e r - ^ trapWe » « ------Of the Water Department debt, street elementary school met to Crime Probers Ask College, Baltimore, Md., where she 1500,000 te due In a lump lum. Thli * i a-* -i* Could Not Survive . sia hataraan Waldon'a htflt A. wUI is enrolled in the freshmsn class. Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post 102, day to negotiate further on the obligation was a aerlea of flret ^ 1-iOCH 1 t 'O I l l l l l C S ^MANCHESTER QUOTIENT in i TaloottaUla. Ratui gireninf at eight Ameriesn Legion, will meet at the structure. 4oa'a Dn*. pldaParrett will mortgage five per cent gold bonds ' General Manager Waddell said ^ — gglpUlan defenae Temple Chapter No. 53. Order American Ls-gion Home this eve Thiq te aaa af a prajeetod mriaa of tafermal ning at eight o'clock. Prior to the eaaumed by tbe town when the! A f I j i n m K i l m e ^ l * that the discussion te on the form qatzaea deolgned to glvo yon mote than a nod- lUi/ftaw hia film, of the Eastern Star, will hold a Water Department waa purchased ' I V I I l I l t y r of the contract which has not yet Outside Competition short business meeUng Wednes meeting the members of the exec- from Cheney Brother! in Septem dlag aoqtaalataaoe wttb yoar town. Its eharacter, , jJSMt the Atomic utix-e committee will hold a meet been completed, but he said it la day evening at eight o'clock in the ber, 1933. It has been Unpoaiible Its hteton and Ito problem. Knowtag Maaehoator \ ORIVINO TO flortda t Toi ' ing at sex-en o'clock. The families of Robert C. An expected to be in form for signa baiter wul glvo yon a better oaderatandlag of He Masonic Temple. Following the to pay off these bonds without also ture within the next few days. New Haxrsn, March 27— — wmsan,. ha that taxpaysra acooBomodata ;i o. t«l_ £ ^ meeting a scml-puhllc installation derson, 55 Birch street; Norman problems and perhaps polat the aray for molding A Yals soonomtet reported today would put up moat of tho monoy Ra Tonight at 7:30 at'the Hartford paying the five per cent interest The A. E. Stephens Construction its future. Magara. liafaren" “ “ of the ofliterrs for 1951-1952 will in full to date of maturity due to Fendell, 519 Center street; Richard that “an Independent, Integrated for the mlU, boar moat o( the Salvation Army citadel, the first company of Springfield, the suc WrlU Bo* Q. Haru^ take place. After the reception of the conditions under which they A. Heady, 37 Perkins street: Wil Manchester Dsvstopmsnt Cotnmlasioa steel mlU, located anfvhere In risks and get none of tho profits, of a scries of montlily meetings In cessful bidder, has asked $887,000 the new officers refreshments will xvere floated. The general man New England, cannot ’ now sur- if any. ! Demand U. S. Treasmy llaOP! —Doad chjBLPWC.S be served In the banquet hall un this district will take place, with liam F. Legault, 615 Hilliard street, for the building itself, to which xrivs" against competition from Unfair Oempetittoa Tniman Wears Head net at Conference Scatty In aoma of hl^ ager proposed to refinance this and Kenneth M. Lappen, 44 Cone cost is added $20,400 for grading > Tell How Racketeers der the chairmanship of retiring special hand snd choir music. Issue, "possibly by one-half In other steel producing areaa. Tlta UBS of governmental funds lecta. Teather wlUl' Worthy Matron Mrs. Mary C. Members of the local corps are the ten acre school site and addi That, said Professor O. Glenn or credit "for unfair competition cash and then Issue bonds for street, were Invited to spend the tions for furnishing and finishing “Get Away With Mu1^ at boma. Call 3*V752 Dlttmeyer and her committee of urged to attend. week end at Camp Kilmer, New Saxon, wraa the only conclusion i with private tax-paying and risk yearly payments with taat payment which brings the present total Stores new members of the year. in 1973." Brunswick. N. J., visiting their "any realistic economic or mar taking enterprises opens the door der” In listing $100«* XH* PROSH>Cv?l sons. Broad street acbool budget to $1,- ket analyst" could reach. to socialization of the industry so 1^ young chlldran. Miss Kiimcc Field of Norfolk, The Water Department has an 065,400. Of thla sum, $165,400 is The executive board of the t’onn., spent the week-end in to\XTi. Army policy prevents new’ '17)6 New England Council, a re invaded," said the Yale economist, 000 as Miscellaneous bj/r^Uidargartan, flfin Ra-fcaK other $378,000 outstanding on an being drawn from the town's re- gional promotional organization, adding: K through Friday. Tlb« ^tia Chaminade club will meet tomor She attended the sessions of tlie original issue of 8650,000 contract soldiers who are taking basic train serx’e fund. The original cost, esti Income While Ordin ing from going off the military has for months been attempting "If one industry-can be social ** fomlahad. Mre. Oala — row evening at eight o'clock at 34th annual Bible Conference at ed in 1933 on which $17,000 is mated at $900,000, waa voted for the home of Mrs.'Grace Ca.se, 18 reservation, so the commanding to interest established steel com ized by such a process, to can tor. Phona 4S67. the Masonic Temple, and called on being paid off annually and will raising by bond issue. The subse every other industry.” ary Citizen Is Pulled in Lilac street. relatives and frictids. officer of the 307th Replacement panies or a big user of steel In be completed in 1973. quent bid made It appear this the Idea of building and operat Saxon, former State Finance For Small Infractions WANTED—Rl : • ALL FIRST QUALITY, manufacture? 8 . sports opportunltiea boomed. Similar words were prevl- great grandmother is Mrs. Hannah 285.81 which will be depleted thla Chinese Rear - Guard ouBly u«ed In a Senate Crime com YOU W ^IT Johnson of 50 Clinton street. year by a large allotment of $165.- are available In Man How many servloo chester In addition to Into Trap Near 38; Prealdent Tramaa and Secretary o? State Dean Aclieaon wear headsets aa they listen to an Engllah mittee report complaining that 400 to meet the Increased cost Hurry, hurry, coffee lovers, an Study Peace federal tax authoriUea accepted boater and lO^urdmumfds a Doors SA M Y U tY ES needs of the new Broad street d u b . are there ha the Schools’ pro ttaaslation of a speech b.v Brazilian Foreign Minister Joao Neves da Fontoura at opening session of IMS STUDEBAMER OR'^Patnts offer like this just can’t last. Manchester? grams? Enemy Pulls to Rear | the conference of American foreign ministers In Washington. Left to right—Bolivian Foreign Min generallaed atatementa from un 7«l MAIN STREET elementary school. For this school derworld figures that they would 5- PASS. S T A k M m Cabinets also, additional bonds of $900,000 But for a limited time we’ll give Reg. $1.19— 22 X 44 Bath S iz e ...... Say U. N. Nations With ister Pedro Zlh-eU Aroe, Aoheson, Tniman and Argentine Porqign Minister HIpollto Pns. (AP Wli«- COUPE—Radio a I Do yon know where Tokyo, March 27—(AP)— Ameri photo). " ■ i not accept for .ordinary ciUzena. will be sold. The town has left What te the of . "I don't believe they have been IMl nTTDEBAKER ~ BANTLY a full fresh pound of Hale’s cof - to And the remains can troops fought through a Chi Troops, in Korea May Manchester? nese regiment today on the west getting away with murder,” re DAN. “ *-* fee with every Cory coffee brew of Manchester’s early glass factory? ern front in a stow advance to Make Offer to Reds plied Edward Foley, under-oacre- IMS 01J3SMOBILE Auto Drivem Warned tary of the Treasury. er purchased. Think of it! A W hat'db"Ois assets ward the Red Korean border. They 8S. Radio and OIL CO. killed 850 Communists. On April 30 Deadline Party Caucuses Weigh He said the department’s Inter matic beautiful new Cory brewer to of Manchester’s four Name two Manches London, March 37—(JF)—Diplo Reg. 69c.— 16 X 28 Hand S iz e ...... 1 0 ter gox’eming bodies Nearby another U. 8. unit bat nal Revenue bureau has been eon- SERVICES financial histttutloaa tled three battalions of rear-guard matic officiate here reported today Bcientlously trying to force "fuU 1N5 DAN-MOLDBMOE^, od^«.^— >LEVISI0N TEL. 6293 give you fresh fragrance in your total? which provide for Hitetfdrd, March 27.—(ff>— REPAIRS-- Minority representa Chinese. By late Tuesday after that United Nations governments disclosure” o f Income and ex- ar, hydramaUa.___HAVING TV TROUBLE coffee cup, day after day and It's time to start thinking That hiterpret tha wfshga tion? noon the Americans had squeezed witb forces in Korea are consider about your 1951 driver’s li Dual Jobs Bill Moves penaea on such returns. But be PONTIAC 5 CUCE AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF TV Range and Fuel a whole pound of Hale’s coffee What was the wage the Reds into a trap. U niM Na ing a new offer to Red China to said he thought the committee It- of tha family. tions warplanes dropped surrender cense, says the State Motor allowed for each man Vehicles department. It Issued ■elf had found that In tha criminal — . ~ ~ * ^ jy ^*r^'Rngl7.F.n,?*SEniqiim:D cjCAPF.HART DEALER with every purchase. See that * Question No. 8 was submit leaflets. negotiate a settlement. element the bureau did net have IMt COTVROiaX 4 -^ d^VICE — REASONABLE PRICES! Oil Distributors Reg. 29c— Face C lo th s...... each Working on the roads a reminder to Connecticut’s Democrtilic Senate Set you get yours while this offer ted by Miss Gertrude B. An American division staff offi The Informants said that once "willing, responding Uxpayera.” of Manchester In Rockwell, SI 6 Center St., cer said he did not believe the the U. N. forces set up a line they 850,000 licensed drivers that To Act on Measure 333 MAIN ST. the deadline for mailing appli News Tidbits Earlier, Secretary of the Treai- John B. Burke lasts. 1828? Manchester, Conn. Chinese would put up another ma can bold—for instance, across tha ury Snyder, In a statement read jor stand south of Parallel 38. But Korean- watet->-thsy could stop cations for renewals is April Approved by Republi* aaeawANTTaa-§22?^*^ auto store ^ niNBRAL BOMB 10. Present licenses expire CuU«d From (ff) WlrM JMBPONTXAO 4-SftlO M FIRESTONE DEALER he added; thsln^iurBult. 64 ihs. Chinese sad (OaaObuM m nuM » ■ ) ' Beatear and AnsTren On Page 2 April 80. ean*Dominated House t e l e p h o n t : 7om 87 East Omtar 81 T el 6869 You will want lots of these beautiful quality Cannon *1 think U we hit them above Korean Oommtmists, possibjy 2M8 CHEVROUBT brsaking fighting contact aa tha Canada and U. 8., In exobanga Ambelaaee Servtaa Turkish Towels at these loxv prices. Real heavy weight (Goatineed on Page Nine) Chinese themselvea have donS Bulletin! of notes, agree on Joint planning CHOBCHES Ml MATTRESSES V more than once during the Korean for civil defense "ae If no b or^ r P M t g-M«3 80 CS(. war. state Ckpitol, Hartford, Three Probers It is better to have a good that will give years of service. 6 beautiful colors: Fla TOUR SCORE Denies Link March 27 — Drmocrata existed".. Federal judge in Vene The officiate concede such a dis zuela returns Indictments against ItW FORD tudor. Vary rebuilt mattress than a Tea sotTsst answers Toa are a Manchester aoenaed Republicans of Insin aaadttloii throughout Chatterbox RMtourant mingo, Maize, green, aqua, grey and petal pink. booster. Hoop Scandal engagement would not succeed if cerity and hypocrisy on the 38 persons In Nov. 13 assasslna Get Threats only $1,495. A cheap nexv one. We re tbe Communists wera determined As Atom Spy dual job iMue today aa the tion of acting President Carlos D M E FOR S f i n i H ^ CORY Nine correct answaca You’ve won yvor “ M.” to go on fightings and if they took Delgado Chalbaud.. Major Gen Douglas M oion, 998 make and sterilize all types For A Delicious Meal Democratic-controlled Senate Eight correct answers—A eonple of tongh ones, Probe Widens of mattresses. or Cocktail— Try Hie advantage of the U. N. pause by opened debate on a measure eral Lewis .B. Henkey will be In Tobey, Kefauver, Hunt ixh? counterattacking. to bar membeni of the legisla Hartford Friday to visit acting IM l WILLTB 4-door CHATTERBOX First Seven e o m e t answers No old timer, yon. If this procedure were adopted, Mrs. Rosenberg Blasts ture from holding other paid Selective Service Director Her Green Stamps Given WithtCash Sales Reveal Menacing Let aaUcBt oondltlon. Jones Furniture and S it Blala St. TeL 2-8002 Six estteei answers Yon’vs Iota of company. New Group of Players the countries involved would in Brother’s Claim She state Jobs. bert J. Hennessy and Governor CLEANING struct their forces to stop fighting Lodge. .City-wide aearcih is on in ters and Phone Gilb 1941 CHEVROLET Floor Covering Leas than six eorrect answers—Try next qniz, On This Year’s Team at positions which could be held Mrs. M. Goss Will Domenstroto yen Bwy do better. Sent Data to Russia State Capitol. Hartford, March Bridgeport for two .teen-age boys good, radio, heater. 36 Oak St. TeL 2-1041 just north of the 38th Parallel. 27—(>P) — Senate Democrats and who fled scene of wrecked stolen Washington, March 27—(ff>— 19M diavrolet tudor, gc J All This Wook In Tho Housoworos Deportment Callei] in for Quiz The lull then could be used, the New York, March 27—(>P)—Mrs. Republicans were called into party auto at 3 a. m. following high Three members ot tb# Sonata aaw ahodu.' Douglaa officials reason, to negotiste a caucuses today to. discuss last speech chase and crash In which teats. xW WATCiy New York, March 27.—UPy—K Ethel Rosenberg challenged today Crime Investigating committea _y COM formal truce which would set the minute strategy on the contro two policemen received minor in ris’iK new group of basketball players stage for an overall discussion of her* brother’s testimony that she versial dual job holding'Issue. juries. disclosed today they havej«celvad ■PBCIAL! 1 THE FINEST on this season's college teams the Far Etest problem. was a member of a Soviet spy ring Ready for action in the Demo Communist China's plan to send threats against their lives. were called in for questioning to Senator Tobey (R „ N. H.) told a Red China has demanded that cratic-controlled Senate was a bill 17-man mission to Investigate TWO DATS ONLT-i NOTICE iwJWIUUeoM day in the stUl-spreading probe of that sent atom secrets to Russia. reporter he bad received "threo such talks, with the Peiping gov differing in some mRjpr respects “persecution’’ of Chinese in Ma 1941 CHEVROLET 2-X r e p a ik IN hAAMCHRSTBII CCM If game-fixing. The ^-year-old housewife is a laya Is being protested atrongly different threats—two by letter U. S. Mobilization Peak ernment participsting, be held. co-defeillmnt in federal court with 1941 FORD SEDA THE OFFICE OF Aides at the district attorney's (Contlnned on Page Ten) by 203 associatiiins of overseas and one by telephone.” Written Ouarani office said the players had not pre A British foreign office spokes her husband, Julius, 34, an elec- Chlqese In Singapore . .Lieut, Gen i“ l thought them sorloua enough DR. J. A. SEGAL USED CARS viously figured In the inquiry. man refused to comment officially trioal engineer, and radar expert Menton S. Eddy, commander of to have them looked into,” Tobey COLE MOTORS Neai;, Wilson Claims It was reported they were being on the reported plan. He told a Morton Sobell, 33, on a charge of U. 8. Seventh Army, says Amer added. 4164 Bring your watch In for CHEVROLET eonmiring to commit espionage WILL BE CLOSED quizzed In connection with the ac news conferance that Britain and Arrest Nine ican troops in Germany “ will be Chairman Kefauver (D., Tenn.) a Spring check-up. A minor 1947 Chsvrolst Sporfs- "SINCE 1907 BY REID tivities of a gambler not previous other UJf. countnes are consider- for Russia In wartime. said he, too; ha4 tetelved a num repair and cleaning now, In training day and night for next ber of threats "in crackpot lat- 1 9 « AUSTIN 4-door, ONE WEEK iiMNi Sodon. Radio and r r s BEEN OF coensE’* 1950 SPORT COUPE ly Investigated in tha scandal. ing terms of some new public She denied the story of her six months to attain maximum may save yon the price of a AUCTION So far, 14 preaant or former declaration ol alms In Korea, pro brother, former Army Sgt. David tera.” ^ ar. New Urea. Car like More in Iran coDifiat effectiveness'.” new xnitch fax the future, All Hootor. players from four Ibcal colleges bably to reaasurs Red China that Greenglass, that ahe had type 'T ve not token any ' of them Sell. Chn 7244*. work la guaranteed. MARCH 26 Real Estate Sold Hence This Sale, For Moderated, Reports *He | YugoslavlB chargea that at and five fixers, who allegedy the U.N. has no Intention of at written atomic secrets hie sent from aerlously,” he added. 1949 Ford " 8 " Cutfom. MRS. VICTOR HEDEEN, 3 JENCKS ST., This 4 passenger coupe has heater, defrosters, radio, Will Seek Power to bribed players to Juggle game least .six Soviet-Greeted spy Senator Hunt (D., Wyo.) said TO APRIL i "" Falls in Sea tempting to reunite North and the Los Alamos, N. M., atom bomb Police Say Terrorist aeJioola are being operated in 1986 PLYMOUTH. Good Ovsrdrivs, Radio and EAST HARTFORD, CONN. scores, have been arrested. South Korea by force. he received a letter warning him Curb Price Ceilings project for transmission to Russia. neighboring Russian salslllte ChU 7940. Hootor. (Juit Off Village Sk, Which Runs North From Conn, Boulevard seat covers and white wall tires. A loxx* mileage car that Officiate would not divulge the She said she did not even know Plot to Kill Tehran againat "sticking my nose Into A t First Traffic Light East of the Hertford Bridge) identity of the new players under Greenglass was employed on the countries to train agents'for es other people’s business” during Treasury Balance pionage against Marshal Tito’s WE HAVE A GOOD » is fully guaranteed. Washington, March 27—(/F)— Four Men Still Miss questioning, or the number In Los Alamos project until after he Governor Is Foiled '47 Nath "500" 4-Deor. Wed.. March 28. 1951. A t 11 A. M.. .Rain er Shine Mobilization Director Charles E. volved. regime (Continued on Page Ten) OF GUARANTEED Ul lERS—EST,-RICHMAN 1906 ing; Submarines and Washington, March 27 — OP) — was discharged from the Army in Radio and Hootor. Wilson said today the country baa Meanwhile, four men charged The position of the Treasury 1946. Greenglass has pleaded Tehran, Irap, March 27.—Wb- 1949 PLYMOUTH CL ANTIQUES — MODERN FURNITURE “In sight” the military power to with bribery and conspiracy In an Special deluxe. Ra<. MAIN STREET CARTER CHEVRO LET CO.,•r Inc. Ships Join in Hunt March 23: Net budget receipts, guilty to the spying'Charge and is Nlne more m dh^ra o f aTanatlcal *37 Pentioc 4-Doer. Ra Mahogany Swell Front Chest of Drawers with Inlay, Cherry deter any aggressor. alleged fix attempt of the Jan. 16 $537,275,653.02; budget expendi awaiting sentence. Dark green. - .Drop I/Paf Table, Sheraton Style Mahogany Sofa, Comer Cup 311 MAIN STREET PHONE 6874 Wilson also told a newa confer game between Manhattan college Moslem sect were under arrest to 1949 FORD CLUB C O U ^ dio and Hootor. Norfolk, 'Va., March 27.—(/P)— A tures, $108,004,735,08; cash bal Point by point, Mrs. Rosenberg day as police claimed to have foil board (4*. 8” tall). Carved Claw Foot Mahogany Sofa, Victorian ence the Inflationary spiral has and De Paul university pleaded ance, $7,748,445,291.67. denied all his accusations. er. A good car at Marble Top Table. Several Night Stands, ^nnister Back Chair, been "moderated.” But he said Navy torpedo bomber with four Innocent today in Bronx county ed a plot to assassinate the mili 1947 Piymeuth 2-Deer. tary governor of this uneasy Mid News Flashies 1949 CHEV. CLUB ' Lincoln Rocker. Pair Curly Maple Chairs, Shelf Clock (8. C. the government may have to "put men aboard crashed in the Atlan court. equipped. Jet bl dle East eapitsl. Hootor. Spring A Co., Bristol, Conn.), Some China and Glass, Etc. the brakes a little harder.” tic ocean 100 mites east of Cape Trial was set for April 9. Hull«>.iSk ot the JPt Wire) clean. Violin, Italian Accordion. Henry last night, Atlantic Fleet The men, who Were continued The arrests were announced last 1950 BinCK SPECIA T "We still have the Internal en Acheson Bids West Sphere night a few hours after martial 1948 Moreilry Cenvorti- Servel Gaa Refrigerator, 6 ft., 8 mos. old. Magic Chef Oaa emy o f Inflation that we must' lick headquarters reported today. and dynaflow Range with Heater. Easy Electric Washer. Mahogany tiPostcr MEANS FINE law was clamped on sections of blo. Rodie and Hoot EXPERIINCE If we are to win the whole fight.” The four men were still missing (Poatinned oa Page Nine) Low mileage. Bed, Maple Bed. Rugs. S-Pr. Carved Mahogany Living Room today after ' a night-long search. the British-operated oil fields of Disputes Ruling On Steel Mill Survey Funds 1947 CHRYSLER or. Wilson indicated bis Office of Nations Meet Red Threat southern Iran in the face of Set. Mirrors, Stands, Other Utility Flirnlshlngs. Laxvnmower. * C A R E Defense Mobilization will seek Their names were withheld tem Hartford, March 27— (/P)— Atty. Gen. Gefirge C. Conway’s DR.—Extra nice] Auctioneers’ Notice - - The late Mr. Hedeen was for years a porarily. mounting strikes by oil workers. er. Good conditi 1937 Ford Sodon. Radio 4 - S E R V I C E DRY CUEAhlNG further power to curb pricaa, in Arrested were nine members of ruling that the state has no right to use funds of the Steam POINT xvMl known Manchester antique desder. Inspection—-Sale Day cluding rexdslon. of the Defense S ear^ for the men continued Asks Strike Washington, March 27.—VF)— ^ To do this, he said, each nation 1947 CHEV. SEDAN « id Hoertor. poly. Lunch Served. today. the strongly Nationalist Fedayan ship Terminal Commission for the steel mill survey was —Extra clean, aa 'a Bj production act’s ^ restriettona on Secretary of State Acheaon urged must contribute Its full share In price ceilings for farm products. The submarine Razorback, Islam, tee terrorist 8Toup teat disputed today. Philip H. Coombs, former economic advisor mileage. B m I the American Republics today to tee spirit of cooperation charac 1942 Ford " 5 " Tudor. ROBERT M. REID & SON. AUCTIONEERS WORK! But ha said that precisely now which waa operating In the area, claimed responsibility for tec 1M2 DODGE DEL. . Nami And Make In Arbitration take Immediate aiction to meet a teristic of the inter-American tra slaying of Premier All Razmara to Gov. Bowles, said that before making the transfer, Bowles 201 Main Street — Phone 8198 this should be changed has not spotted one man in the ocean dition. SEDAN—E a r L ______Hootor. Raymond B. Reid Rhone 7486 Manchester, Conn. menace posed by International March 7. cleared the procedure with the then Atty. Gen. William L. er and seat e r fP ■ T i l P O That’s why so many people send ns been decided. shortly after the crash. The sub- Cbmmunlsm. Acheson suggested teat the The mobilization chief express- nigrine put one of her crew over- Police said they plotted tee Hadden. 1946 PONTIAC FREEZERS 1941 Ffymeoth Convortl- RoiJiville Mayor Calls He said no free nation any American Repiiblics might QObpare death of Gen. Abdul Hosseln He- a * « Radio and their work. Have yon tried our where In the world la secure a coordinated defense i^an for the Mo. Radio and HooN _____ N - - . (OsatlBMd M Page Sevea) (OoBttnned oa Paga Berca) For End of Walkont at jazl, appointed military governor Blasts Withholding Of Vital Military DaU To Semite clean. Redu against the menace, and called for hemisphere as soon as possible, tn and police chief of. Tehran when DISHWASHERS or. fun economic and military cooper considering military strength, I#; Washington, March 27— (^P)— Senator Watkins (R., Utah)t Many d| Hockanum Mills r.iartial law was proclaimed In tee ation with the United States. said, any dlsturbancea to the capital last week. told the Senate today that if some of its members can’t hs IRONERS AND 1948 Chovrolot Station Hrvr You Water la Yoar Cellar Acheson delivered the keynote peaceful relations of tee republics BROWN-BEAl Fear Murdered Man^s Wife Rockville, Conn., March 27—(JF) would be detrimental and hence all A high official said the plot waa trusted with military secrets "they ought to be expelled.’* 80 Bteaell p t r ^ Wogon. RcMio and speech ot the* first regular sea- uncovered last Thursday night WATER HEATERS Or A Siwace Disposal Problefli? SAME DAY S ^ y l ^ —The State Board of Arbitration non o f the Inter-American Oon- should “make fullest um o t avalt- Attacking pending troops-to-Europe resolutions as worthless, Hooter. and Mediation, acting on a plaa 'able machinery for the peaceful when Hejazl's adjutant nabbed terence o f Foreign Mlniatera. two men armed with revolvers Watkins shouted that tbe Truman administration has tried Was Kidnaped by Slayer from this town’s mayor, has in settlement of disputes.’’ This Sorvieo DoHy Except Saturday. The Instruments of Sovlat Rus- loitering at tee military ' gover to set up an "elite group in the Senate that can get infonss- '47 OMs 5 Hydromotie vited representatlvas o f union and He also urged an examination of Consult A Specialist! aia’a "new Imperialism,’’ he aald. nor's home. Hejazl was not at tion when the rest of us can’t.’’ I ThMi A t 4-Doer Sedan. Radio management to meet again in an are "a formidable machine of war internal security measures be GaimenU bronght to oar plant before 10 A.' M[. may Riverside, Calif., March 27—(P)^a stolen .45 caliber pistol, police cause such a course, he said, la re home at the time. * * • McK i n n e y BROS, s e w a g e d i s p o s a l c o m p a n y attempt to find a solution to tbe and tbe international Communist The official said the two con dpd H ootor. — Search was Intenaifisd today for aald. seven-week-old strike h en In the quired by the Communists’ use of Says Livestock Ceilings Needed For Meat Price Curbs 130-132 Pcsrl Street, Manchester. Connecticut bs enlied for at 6 P. M. Slight additional ;eharge for movement.” fessed tee plot and led authorities a pretty young mother because of Tha Air Force sergeant waa Hockanum Milla. "Naver before have we faced a subversion and other forma o f In Washington, March 27— (A>-Price Director Michael V . '47 C hovrolot Ffootiuos- questioned for three houre last direct aggreegloit. Strengthening to the group’s hideout, wberd sev fears that ahe may have been kid Eugene V. Dick, prealdent eC mepace of thla magnitude,” he en others were arrest^ APPLIANCE • WATERPROOFING OF CELLARS this service. naped hy hqr husband’s slayer. nigltt and SherlfTa Officer W. w l of basic d«iRocratle institutions U DiSalle told livestock men today, that price ceiKsgs on Uve^^ I tor 4-Deor Sedan. Ro- striking Local 58, said this morning continued. "N ever before haa A lift of 40 Iranlana, Includlni • SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED Mrs. Doris Trask Cook, 18. hsa Walrath, chief criminal deputy, that he would accept the invita there been ao great a chaUenge to equally important, he added, be stock are necessary to control m tsA prices. O th e rw ise ,' dio and Hootor. cause “they are the heart of what ministers in Razmara’s cahtne' not been sc4n since the body of said he Insisted he knew nothing tion to appear in Hartford at tbe our determination to preserve our and high officials, was found in contended, meat packers whose prices are sow frosen wIB^ s SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED her 18-year-old husband, Richard of the case. After the queetioning Labor Department building Ttaun- wa are seeking to defend." COMPANY Independence as nations.” Acheson keynoted a session at tbs hideout, this source said. caught in a squeeze. J o e r a r e n h SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED Cook, waa found on a lonely road a Bheriffa posae left at midnight day at 10:30 a.m. The freedom o f the individual Guards were placed at tbs homes * * • NtRTFORD ROAD yesterday. Their eight-month-old to search' the area where the eSr which the foreign mlniatera of 21 George Coleman, buslnesa man man as well as the independenoe American repubUcs slm to work of those on tbe list. O’Dwyer Returns To Grand Jury Quiz Noma «Md Plaea For D A IR Y ^ FARMS • DRAINAGE OITCRES AND PRY WELtS IN baby was playing happily on a was found, 10 miles aoiith o^ here. ager of the mills, said his company of governments la threatened, he out. mutual defense measures. Fedaysn Islam has been clam New York. March 27 — (/P) — former Mayor USED CARS STALLED blanket near the.b^y of the father, Sheriffs Captain Don Schrader would probably accept the Invita aqld, and the threat demanda "ac oring for natloMli$atlon of Iran’s blOLY SERVICE 279 HARTFORD ROAD In a welcoming; address before • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOI^ CLEANED PRY who had been ahot to death, when said bumper bolts found at the tion. He said it is being conaldei^ tion now." a preliminary meeting yesterday, oil Industry, Including the hold O’Dwyer made a return appearapee tmlsy before the i t e l e p h o n e S-4198 the tragedy was discovered. scene of the tragedy matched those this mornlqg. Only Bend to Penoe President Tnitnnn asked that the ings of tbs Britlsh-«ontrdlled An- probing grand Jury quizzing him on linlm Tdophono 2-1575 FOR PROMPT SERVICE CALL MANCHESTER 6308 Police continued to 'lueatlon 8g t on Walker’a car. Cook’s quto, 93 WELLS st r e e t 7t 64 Dick will probably maks a new OiUy 'by buUqing up their Latin republics o f America join in gid-lranian Oil company. and political leaden. O’Dwyer, now Ambo8ss4$F t* Lawrence J. Walker, 20, a Ntgrp parked near his body, had a dented offer to M. T, Stevens and Soda strength can the free nations pro ill the effort to throw up dmnsea Nationalisation has bean voted entered the Brooklyn Jury room today for uuiQiit of March Air Foroa Bs h Hera who and tom fender, as though another mill owners, at Thursday’s msetlng. vide a deterrent force uMeh "is •gginst the "aggressive eaepahiidri by the Iranian parliament but has was^oeked on aucpicion of carry machine had sidewlped it and tee only real ri>ad to pease,” the of Soviet power” ^e said threat not yet gone Into Raa* interrogation. He spent 4 Vi lieurs before the psm ing a concealed weapon, He carried forcad it off the road. (Pontiaasd oa Bags Sovaa) Veretarjetaiy said. ens tbs whole world. mars had opposed jke move. There was no official commqpt on Mo tostimmuri \ ’ ■ i»\ * ' ' • 1' • - 1 ^ .) ', 'W:. ■■ - ' ' i-i; t-'' MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CUNN„ TUtaUAI, MARCH 27,1961 MAf^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY. MAHCll 27. 1951 rA f Sit- and haadgoartara battery at New Emergency Doctors — Havan and tha Mind AAA group Police (Jan Here Equipped Retain Bonds Permi^ Asked ^ Mira Mary Morlarty, Mrs. Harold ^nn. G uard and haadquartara battery with that I would d6 anythiag I could to tery. Tha funtral horn# will bs appsarad In this sra. Later thty boma atatloa at Bridgeport. Dr. A. E. Dlakan, tel. 3—1581 be of assiatance. Pwish to raiterate open from 4 to 10 p. m. un Tues Puppet Show wers ustd U rsllgtoua Instruotion. Lehmus, Mrs. Wallaca M. Oruba, and Dr. J. C. Bkiry, 2—1178, ForB^uldi..* RockviUe that position and offer any assist day. The Piwch and Judy showa In can- Mrs. Carl Rohrbacle>. Mrs. Charles The alert order doaa not effect With Collapsible Stretcher At Maturity tral Europe Increaaad their popu r. Mitchell Mrs. Wesley Miles. ArTENTION GIRU Unite Called tha lOlrd AAA brigade or the art the physlciana of the Man- ance that might be considered help FeUowahlp Suftper lllth and 183rd AAA automatic cheater Medical Association ful In resolving these differences. The Vernon Methodist Youth Delights Club larity. Tony Barg brought them to Mra. John J. O'Connor and Mrs. Don't let stiff, unwanted hairs smbarrRah yot. waapona battalion. w'ho will respond to emergency Makes E ffort If our official position and wealth Fellowship will serve a spaghetti a larger audience and now tele Robert Blake. may now be removed safely and pcrmanantly rtrb Manchester’a Police department >>might prove harmful to the In- Presidential Order Al* calla tomorrow afternoon. Wetstone Tobacco 0>. of experience make you particular vision haa extended the appeal of And • Aircraft Groups Tha lOSth group which la under I jured. , ' supper on Wednesday, March 28 electrolyaia. Free consultation— All work dona by la the flrat In , the country to be If there are several Injured and lows Holding Series E To Build on West Side ly qualified to bring this unfor from 5:30 to 7 o'clock. the small actors to an unlimited From Bridgeport, New tha command of Col. Howard B. tunate incident to a conqiuslon that Mrs. Dorothy Rankin group. poiniment. >■ Ivaa of llyatlc will report for duty equipped with a new, collapalble tha ambulance cannot take them Securities Longer Of Broad Street To End Strike Banquet Tonight Haven Are Alerted at Fort miaa, Texaa. the anti-air atretcher that la expected to be all In one trip, a pick-up or truck w'ill be satisfactory to both labor Tlie RockviUe City Bowling Entertains Group at How She Reoame Intereated RgcotiI Itolitf craft and guided mlsallea training I Cjsn be used to transport the vlc- and management. League will hold its banquet this The interest Mrs. Rankin has of great value In providing prompt New commercial construction Hollister School ELECTROLYSIS SALON center of the Army. and proper care for Injured per- I nms to the hospital. Russell B. Hathaway, President | Answers to Mayor of Rockville Re "As Mayor of the C5ty of Rock evening at" 6:30 o'clock at the in puppets began when she was for SOUR STOMACH Hartford, March 17— —Two of the Manchester Trust Company, with a total permit v’alue of 888,- ville, I urgently request that you Itallan-American Friendship club. trying to discover some means of M. CROSSON, R.N. AnU-AlrcraU ArUllenr group Recently, tha 20«th took over aoiia, etpcclally autdmoblle accl* 540 Is provided In applications for for httnlwro. oMi Add 370 Main St.. Cor. Ruaadll—Phone Office 2-26«7 control of the lU th BatUllon. dent victima. this morning called tha attention quests State Officials to again intervene in this dispute and The toastmaster will be Ralph A “galaxy of atara" from her ii.sing her 'alents to advantage IfMlIttMioa. ^ hesdouartars of the Ooonacticut “ What is Your MQ?” building permits now being re make all possible effort to bring H. Gibson, and the guest speaker puppet thowa surrounded Mrs, . SUll Mill oaty lOc. jifutloBal Quard ware alartad to* Formariy It had under Ite com 'Chief of Police Herman O. To (iive Concert of owners of Series ”E”, U. 8. viewed by the office of the build Resume Parleys even when busy with housework All Work By Appointment day for activatiofi Into tha faderai mand tha 74»th and 238th AAA Schendel aald thia morning that this matter to a speedy and equi win be Charles Blossfleld, general Dorothy Rankin as she took mem and aniall children. The hobby of GM battalion. Theee unite were all live police crulaera are now Savings bonds to tha fact that the ing inspector. The larger of two table conclusion. I have every con manager of the Hartford Chiefs. puppetry became moi-e time con Mrviea, according to •" activated laat September and are President haa signed the recent 1— Answer to picture—Municipalpermits would give the right to Rockville, March 27—(Special) ’ Guests will include Mayor Fred bers of the Women’s Club of Man ment by Oov. lodge, made throu^ equipped with the apparatua. The At Bowers School fidence In your ability to do so. and chester on "Adventures With .oiniing as her Interest and popii now training at Camp Stewart, atretcher, which is manufacturered act of Congress permitting the building at Center, Wetstone Tobacco corporation to —At the meeting of the Common you will have performed a valu erick H. Berger; First Selectman TUMS llajer Oeneral Frederick G. erect a one-story block construc Wooden Actors" at Hollister school larily grew. Her intense interest {i«S*rufetS5^ talk Mt WMMk MO mb'« rOi *«iwl Raii^a, ataU adjutant ^eraT. by the Collapsi Cot company of holders to retain the bonda after 2— The Pitkin family is generally Council held Monday evening it able public servlct. earning the Herbert Paganl. Stephen J. Von and feeling for the little dolls ^la i rOR TMK niMMV ° ^ 1 . John W. Maad of Trumbull, Chicago, folda into a compact, flat A concert by the University of aasociated with glass and tion warehorue on the west side of Euw, editor of the Rockville Jour last night. They aro the IMth AAA group maturity. Broad street, near Little, at a was voted to support a reaolution gratitude of the many persons con rcflcotisl In the wonderful expre’s- For ThoM Who Want tho VERY BEST' ! tha commander of the 241nd group bundle that is strapped te the Connecticut Glee Club conducted powder manufacture. cerned." nal, Thomas F. Rady, editor of A group of tiny animated char .-iloiis she has on their faces. who recently aaaumed command back of the front seat of the by Professor Herbert A. France The bond department at the 3— Five service clubs — Klwanla, coat of 130,000. The building introduced by Alderman ' James the Rockville Leader; Joseph De- Trust Company has a supply of would be M by 160 feet In dimen Rohan naming Leo B. Flaherty Jr., Mayor Berger told the members acters from the animal world and The success In this art aa well when Cbl. Rajunond Watt, eaecu- cruiser. will be given on Wednesday eve Lions, Exchange, Rotary and of the Council that he was glad to Carli, president of the Itallan- story land performed their vari »s many ollicrs l.s the result of Rummag* Sal* tlva aaalatant to Gov. Lodge, was The cot Is light-weight with an ning, April 11. at eight o’clock in folders containing full informa Soroptomist. sion and would be used for sort as tax collector for the coming American Frlend-shlp club. At ous antics to the delight of the Aranaferred to the headquartcra of tion concerning u e extension. In ing and processing tobacco raised year. be able to announce that another the banquet awards will be pre much expcrimentutlon. Mrs. Rankin P.kKh-roway overhead doors, electric operators U4tom aluminum tube frame fitted with the Bowers School auditorium as 4— Approximately 27 square mtlea. meeting between management and audience. From the circus ring a ha.s ii.HcU H groat variety of ma- LECLERC Soath Methodist Chnrch the Connecticut National Guard. Istrong canvas. It is equipped with the first fund-raising project of cluding a table of redemption 5— Aa of December 31, 1950—$32,- by the company. Mayor Frederick Berger read the sented to Ralph's Motors bowling little clown teased a ferocious but • doors and partlllonN • TARKway kiteben cabinet trodtd. vaporizers values for the additional ten year The second permit would go to following communication which he labor was being arranged for team, champion oft he leapic. tonals to make the dolls light In FUNERAL HOME sliding cloarl doors, aliiniliiiiro valley and flashing, ornamental W odoy Half Both group! can trace their wheels, and the front or head part the new Bowers School PTA. a 2 .o o o .o o . Thursday. * • fascinating lion. A trapeze artist weight and realistic in movement AatoBMac Shut-Off Peckground to former Connecticut of the stretcher can be adju.sted period. These folders are avail 8—Eight cents per hour—Sixteen the Atlantic Refining company for sent to the Connecticut Board of Joseph Gonovesi is president of gracefully swung from his bar In Iron rnlllnga, plastic wall tile • RUSTIC fencing a REVNOLDB According to Lewis A. Gels of able to anyone Intereated. a new service station to be erect and appearance. 4 T hm , Msrdi 2*—• A. M. National Guard unite which aerved to various heights up to a sitting the Ways and Means Committee, cents if he had a team. After Mediation and Arbitration on .Mrs. UlUan L. Minor the Rockville City Bowling the usual routines. Two jugglers FUISERAL rain carrying equipment. Insulation • CECO steel aasll • WIN- la SVorld War II. The 108th group ed on West Center street east of March 24th: "As you are well Mrs. Lillian L. Minor, 55, widow of League. popped balls In many directions •\ short business meeting pre- Arthar Drag Slarat positiofi . for the comfort of the this will be the only financial ven three years his wage waa in- cedcil llic progi'ani. The following IIOWl.t'ME alumln'um windows • BRADFORD electric hand formerly tha 208th Regiment victim. ture this school year and proceeds created to ten cents per hour. the Intersection of Hartford road aware the strike at the M. T. Stev Frank T. Minor, a former resident Fayette Lodge and a skeleton was eerie even In SERVICK ^ «kO*» "Sa„^ (CA) which wont to Camp Ed and near Hop brook, llie building, ens Division in Rockville, is now of Rockville died Monday at the Fayette Lodge No. 69, A FA AM bright stage lighting as his head new nicnilicrs were accepted: Mrs. saws • DWW hot water heaters • BUILDING NPEC1ALTIB8. Chief Schendel explained that will benefit Bowers School pupils. Two Grass Fires 7— Paper, glass, gunpowder, woolaboub 42 by 27 feet In dimension, John 1) ('onion, Mrs Charles ward! In 1940. It waa later ro- crulaera are usually the flrat to A traditional glee club program en and cotton goods. entering its 7th week. I have been Windham County Memorial hospi. will hold their regular busine.ss and appendages floated off from Walter N, dealgnated aa a group and aerved arrive at an accident scene. In complete with college songs will 8— Some of the competitive sportsla slated to cost $8,540. quite cognizant of the serious ef tal followi-’g a short Illness. She meeting this eveslng at 7:30 his iKxly In a whimsical fashion. Brnnic. Mrs. Edward J. Morlarty, with dlitlnctlon In the Pacific 111 the South End In addition, permits hava been fect upon all persons conocriied, o’clock at Masonic hall. ^ Characters from “Peter and the I.eclerc, New Lundun-Norwich Rood jured persons are usually laid on be sung by the University singers. available in Manchester are was bon Monaon. March 18. Director W A PARK CO at Mnntville r theater. It waa one of the few blankets to await the arrival of asked by Green Manor, Incorpo- and hopeful.that labor and manage Women of the Mooee Wolf demonstrated some of their In addition, a chorus of Bowers Basketball, baseball. Little lated, for four new 'dwellings of ISnr), a daughter of Henry and feats such as Peter's roping the 'J3 MAIN ST. r j rep anti-aircraft groupi to win a the ambulance, and then they are School pupils from Grades five and Companies 2 and 3 of the South League baseball, softball, ment could resolve their own dif Lepa Works Lamb. She stlcnded ; The Women of the Moose will NORWICH t-9600—NEW LONDON MIR PTJ ^ five rooms each with garage to I meet this evening at eight o'clock wolf's tail. Tiny skaters In lumin Manchester Call 5269 PrcaldenUal unit citation. transferred to a stretcher before sl.\ will sing a group of songs under Manchester fire department an bowling, football, Thankagiv- ferences acrrr.Ts ,tl)c conference the Union Congregational church. The 242nd group can trace Ita being taken to the hospital. cost $11,500 each and to be locat table. While discussions continued at the Moose rooms with Senior ous costumes-glided over the stage the direction of Miss Martha White, swered two still alarms yesterday . ing Day races, archery and ed on Weaver and Lawton roads She is survived by two daughters, Regent Margaret Johndrow pre and a pair of Oriental dolls did a NlGHTCOUGH origin to the former 242nd Regi The new .stretchers will not only local music supervisor. In their field triale. that hope was kept alive. The sit Mrs. Kenneth Clark of Coventry, F 5 3 ment (CA) which waa a seacoast save valuable time but will also afternoon. and Woodbridge street. uation for the past week has been siding. Social Serviee Chapter ceremonial dance. A trio of plglete , 0 « I final number the children will be 6— Remains of glass factory on Mrs. Everett Colburn of Mansfield Night will be held. did a South American aong and rubiyoursltap^ vuilt atatloned at Fort Terry dur enable police, who are all First joined by the Glee Club and the At 1:30, Number 3 extinguished Parker street, near Porter static. Negotiations seem to have Center, one brother, Arthur Lamb dance I TAil At j • 9' . 'V u aifliT ing the early atagea of World War Aid trained, to give the vgtlm bet a .small blaze at the superintend- ‘bogged down'. MORIARTY Bros pinU combined chorus of 100 voices will street. “The Rockville Chpnibcr of of Tampa, riorida; five sisters, Eight Highway Projects Further evidence of the extent S* RA»T ^KniTTin&iniiisr n. ter treatment for ahock and keep be conducted by Piofessor France rnt’s office In the East cemetery 10—School Board and Board of .Mrs. Harland Briggs, Tolland. of her imagination and talents was , , t S ! I R ST •nie call of the two groups the Injured perwjn off cold or Commerce and other ii *» rested ^ 3-WAYIIIUlPI^ yiNCH[S1lP CRilN COflN damp ground. When the ambulance in Christensen's inspiring arrange where an oil burner overflowed. Dlrectbrs. Mi.ss, Mildr''d Lamb, Mrs. James Hartford, March '27- i/T'— The presented in the demonstration of brlnga to lO the numtier of Con At 3:05. Number 2 was called to citizens have added tlicir endeavors 1(1 1 1 S necticut National Guard unite arrlvea. the cot and victim will ment of "Be.autlful Savior.” to settle this dispute, they are to MacDonald. Miss Dorothy Lamb, State Highway department is pre puppets made to represent in Don't toM Aiid turn from ntfltt uouihB almplv be lifted Into the ambulance Tickets qre now available from the New Bolton road where a CIRCLE be complimented for their many all of Hartford, Mrs. Gertrude paring to award contracts for eight habitants of the deep .seas such as due to ctddt. Get SnilUi Brotlieril H n m a v f l which have been called to active gras.s fire had started near Mun federal aervice ainoo the outbreak eliminating any -transfer from a the various class mothers of the efforts in this direction. I have Bentley of Sarasota Springs, Fla., highway projects estimated to cost an octopus, a crab and a seductive 1. fara dry Ihrool lickla school. , son's Candy Kitchen. About Town NOW a ENDS WEDN-ESDAT five grandchildren. The funeral mermaid who raised imploring ■OMLNUT of the Korea incident. blanket and extra moving that Victor Mature la been constantly informed of de $330,000 Biggest In the group is 3 . Soolha your raw mambranat velopments and it now appears that will be held Thursday at a three-span bridge to cari^ the hands as she langiiishingly low-er- 3. Halp leoMn phlaqm St. Rita's Mothers’ Circle will "GAMBLING HOUSE" a stalemate has been reached. 2:30 p. m.. at the White Funer relocation of route U. S. 6 over ed her eyelashes. meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 PLUS a U s Scott la “Jb the early stages of the strike al Home. Rev. Forrest Musaer, Center street, Newtown. The Mrs. Rankin opened her program SMITH BROTHERS sharp, at the home of Mrs. Stan •COMPANY SHE KEEPS' at a meeting held in Koiiiors. wlicre [ pa.ttor of the Union Congregation apparent low bidder wn.s Delia with a sunimao- of the devoloi'- ley Lucas, 62 Edward street. Rev. labor, msnagement and Interested al rhuriii will officiate. Burial will Bitla-Bassola. of Pluntsville, whose iiienl of puppetry. The art is a.s cooARKI^G have been selling tickets. over a million miles' ' Mrs. Thomas Dawkins, presi Soys GEORGE Gilt, Taxicab Flaal Operator, Red Bank, New Jersey dent of the Women’s League of I ‘ the Second Congregational church, BUSHNELL "\\7ien five standard Dodge sedans cover a million miles you begin to realize wliat Dodge dependa '! directs attention to the telephone bility means. Four of our Dodges are still |^DfKNDMIUIT) • WAFFLE PIQUES 3 0 S E »dhMML. Sptctficolionb and oquipmtnt • SIZES: 24-32 Hnaiphrey Joel •ub|fCt to chon^w wifKowt notieW. MILES Bogart McCrea ITURBI Jeff Corey Shelley Worfcf Fameus Pkmht Winters ~and Film Star “The “Frenchie” PFR Enforcer” i Dnrk Cardinal Red. Sizes: Small, Medium, Large. IN 195 > ^ M I $ ECONOMY Depend on it! This great new Dodge will see
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. I '«iJ ■ / MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 27,1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. 1961 P A S S m i
Whits Russia voted against tha Backs Crime Probe and lu t Tuesdaya during tha the eommtttoe oa Christian Social IBTIV — ISSB Begin! 300 Year rasolutioa. Tugoalavia and 'South Student! to Give Oppose Measures Relations of the Council. B o lto n Africa abstained. It now goes to Annual Concert month of April. 'This la howevdr M a n t h e s t e r W » « A —ISB.1 AMESITE DRIVEWAYS only a trial period. The Aral resolution called upon Doris Mahr D’ltaSa In U.N. Countries the Genaral Aaacmbly for final ac SINCE 1920 WHAT - Bl« Term for Slayings a REDUCED RATES I ♦ Music Recital On (aaniing, Liquor rhtirrh women ot all drnnmlna- tion. aORADtNG FREE WORK Of C Clef Club W T B T -IB S a TsI. Maaebaatav BBM The commander was Instructed Date Hook llons to exerrise delemilned op- a POWER ROLLER USED GUARANTEED pneltlon to Senate Bill 2 and f e t i s e d V ^ San Franciaco, March J7.- (Fl Geneva, Swltaerlsnd, Makh 17 Garbage Friea Up - CALL to send to each member a copy of a FREE ESTIMATES Tha a Clef Club of Manchester the recent report of Comrade W al Miss Phyllis Karlin, local piano Determined opposition to any Ifoiise Bille 1 anti* SO rortcrrning —Badman William E. (Billy) Mias Blai* Uochians of tha. Hart —(g^—The United Nations Social a TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER Tonight Hartford. March *7—(F>—Even wlIl^OTeaent it* 24th annual con- ter Hansen who Is chairman of the toaohar, will preaent a group of liberalising of state gambling or gambling laws. ^ ‘wno—Fibber MeOae and Mol- Cook moved allently and atbically ford Timaa will sptak to Bomarco commission voted over Sovtot ob a SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7601 Color I.o JonM. ItiSO— dishw'aaher had handcuff* and leg pare the types of tredtmant or utes no thst he as chairman of Other features of the recital J U U L A TART OF Tier, TRADITION WTHT—Murte. WDRC—Capitol Cloak Room. lrotra<«n him all the time during Men of the United Methodist punishment employed In the vari Am o^g 2 6 can entered in standard chssifications sacred and secular music of the will be an orgihal composition of ’ etnday, March 88 highest type. As with any wo the membership ronimlttee could WCCC—New* Muaic HaU. WTHT—Nawa. tlie trip from Oklahoma. church plan to redecorate the ous countries, and proposed that go over the namen of some mein- "The Old Mill Wheel," by Pame Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic 4:44— ^ wnc—People Are Giinny. While waiting for hla transfer church aehool claearuom during the the U. N., In the eurvey, define men's rhonis the personnel of the la Barnes, played by Mias Barnes; Temple. ^ club ehanges from yea*r lo year bern wjio had not kept up their w n c —Voung WUJder Brown. WONS—Newa; Jack’a Waut- from an automobile to the prison evening hours on April 4, 5, 8 and euch crimes as homicide, asaautt in A e 1951 M obifgas Econom y R u n .* . dues. This list was read and also a four-hand arrangement of Saturday, March 81 worka launch, Cook sat silent with his 7. Those whi are willing to help and robbery with violence, ao that and through the 24 years oC Its ex "The Band Played On." by Lynne Annual l.acommunity are requested mittee chairmen to start prepar still a.'tive In the club work llea- Keeney street Parent Teachers WONS-Stralght Arrow. lltlft— between the officers to whom he to continue to savi paper since the ing their yearly reports so that (WO or ten, gleaminj; Cioiham Irice Pnr.st.n, wife of the director; club, City View dance hsil. 8-12 i W nC-W han a Oirl Maniea. WTHT-Sporta. was manacled doii-n to the launch. collections will be continued by the the history of the Post for the .Sterling will give your table a fo iiv r an WKNB—Nawa; Raquaat Matl- Norma .lohnson and Rvs M John Sr. Girl Scouts p. m. i wnc—Muaic. Hr rode to the last home he will various groups ot the church. three Studebekers year of 19.50-61 ran be started and Spring hop at Hollister school, son, the accompanist. • X Ihfoy Gorham Sterling now . . . match naa. WDRC—The World Tonight. ever know—If he serves hla sen als6 so that the annual report of Last spring the cl\ib omitted Its sponsored 'oy St. .Bridget’s C.Y’ O., Bits— WONS—Jack'a Waaworka. tence out. Margaret, NBC Sign Chewing Wrigley’s the P'-ist can be prepared for the Parly Hostesses ami add over the years while CVlDk |i wanted In Imperial run own annuhl eoneerl in order to 8 p. m. vWnC—Portia racat Ufa. IliSB— coming state ronventlon which you watch ihix lo\cl) tohJ WHAT--Oroaby‘a Quartar. WDRC—Public Servlpe Pro County, Calif., for the slaying of participate in the 25lh anniversary will he held In Bridgeport thle Friday und Saturday, April 8 and 7 New York, March 27—R M AIN STREET ..... MANCHESTER RQDiO'TELCVISiUN Si4B- ___ delegates lo this District meeting ing on in the dtstriet, Sunday, Troop One. Doris Beyer, ehsirman. Thursday and Friday, May 24 and w n c —Three Star ibetra. were instnicted to speak for the April 8 at 6 p.' m, informal recep IN HARTFORD AT TRAIT AND MAIN STREETS PPPLIPNCES WDRC—Lowell Thomaa. asisted by Janice Murphey. Ann 28 GUHTH post regarding these ehangc-s at tion for Past Commander (Na- Thrall and Betty Ann Trotter. May Fair at St. Mary* Church. ■to" WTHT—Weather: Stoat Mar' LOOK AT THESE SENSATIONAL the District meeting. tinnall James F O'NclI. Help mske it a huge sueceas. WONS—Evening Star. Announcements were made re SiBB— STUDEBAKER GAS MILEAGES garding the informal reception WTHT—Edwin C. Hill. that Is to be held at the Po.st v a » - Home on the evening of April 8 at Red Men VisilcTl WDRC—Beulah, 6 o'clock for Past National Com w n o —Boatoa Bladiia. Bow Raiser' mander O'Neil. A buffet supper Bv Greal Chiefs WHAT—Syinphcniy HaU. Com m tm derVS will be served at 6:30. Reserva WTHT—On the Anay. tions for this reception will close WONS—Fulton Lawta, Jr. on April 5 It is hoped that a good Miantononioh Tribe .58, Improv ed Order of Red Men. held Its an 1<15— ly representation of the Post Membership will be in attendance. nual Past Saehejh's night in W'ONS—Tello-Taat Tinker Hall last night with a well- WDRC—Jack Smith. H - 6 1 2 8 attended meeting. .Members from WTHT—Gamer Darla. l « i « » J ACniAtMlUt PIR (MUON Announcement waa made by Service Officer Tom Sweeney, Jr., the various tribes in the state were ‘ WDRC-Club Fifteen, regarding a small rent of two or present, including West Haven,J w n c —Nawa. can save p 179 to 766 three rooms for a deserving war Plainrille and Rockville. WTHT—Jack Armatrong. widow and her two small sons. A t Last night also marked the vlsl. tention is called lo all Legion WONS—Gabriel Heatter. N the 1951 Mobilgat Economy Run, thraa ancad driven under A.A.A. Contail Board tation of the Great Chiefs, and members and also the Auxiliary to they imparted words of wisdom to your firy first 10,000 s i lt s ! Contffarr fh ar .rat ings again.U any oilier fuIl’Size car on the road! I Studabakara auccattfully dafandad their rulot. Each Studebakar had overdrive, op be on the lookout for a rent for those pre.sent. MERCURY WINS AGAIN WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. raputatien for atand-eut gasolina miiaoga. tional at extra coft — uted regular, not pra- this deserving family and If they A eommittee headed, hy Irving i WONS—Nawareel. mium,gat. SaayaurStudabakardaalarnow. know of anything to contact Serv w n c —One Man’a Family. Tha Studabakars want pllotod by axpari- Mills .served refreshments at the! sas- ice Officer .Sweeney. elo.se of the meeting. WDRC—Myatery Theater. Attention is called to all mem W n C —Cavalcade of America. bers that at the meeting last night WONS—Crime Doea Not Pay. J s It waa voted to suspend the by WTHT—Can You Top Thle? laws and hold the two meetings in WHAT—Poliah National' Home. t i | i i the month of April on the second FOR SALE S:BS— lift M04 to ' 8 3 6 euh UTI 16.'2600 t i n i ! sail 4 5 1 0 ^ 9 8 and last Tuesday nights. This Is to WDRC—Mr. and Mra. North. Rifht SI the stsrt, yotiM hsvr In ftpend To bi'gia with, you tave about 18 on the price of Wi(h ila amaxini economy el up to 801« SS mi lea be a trial period only to see if this WELL ROHED COW WONS—Official Detective. i up to $538 more for ollu'f competitive night will_ be better suited for a IN NOBIUAS ECONOMY RUN! tbr llrnn J lire —a •1:90 again.l the per gallon, (he Henry J can save you up to WTHT—I Fly An>-thing. meeting night and to sec if more ! (uU-»lze two d— f j i ' • ’ ’ member that the two meetings in . WDRC—life with Luigi, 364 BidwffH StTMt w n c —Bob Htqte. i April will be held on the second WTHT—America'a Towm Meet, ing of the Air. ’ 5 0 WONS—John Steele, Adventur M O ti w V Ik s niiitiiiici s a n 1 6 . ' 6 0 i i f i n allow BOlthl IS RECURED er. The Henry J ha» been e<‘oaoun engineered! Your savings will vary from «talr to state: lujt There', another saving lo your budget —the W HAT—Night Watch. Ita Supcnoaic Engine i. viniple lu ailjuM. Ila boilv v\tien you add up your fVdrral. Im al and low monthly payment poaaible on your Henry J! haa (ewer, leaa expensive parla. with everything •tatr taiea. inlercBt charges, innuranre cost* if your car b an early postwar model in good ‘ E C l M M i e M eaay lo gel at! Example: Rear lender-, not welded .111(1 license fees. vouMI find there’s ronsidfrahlv eondilinn, lor example, your Henry J paymenta ale AgenU In , OB. unbolt in minuter lor qiiiek fender w'ork. less to pay the Hrnr\ J way! ran be aa low aa $49 a monlh I Tolal taring* i c h i s year it’s the 195! Mercury with Touch-O-Matie TOverdrive* that won flrat prize over all other can biur-Fraair’a in Clam “ C” in the Mobilgaa Ek»noray Run! Proving ita pound-for-pound gasoline econoioy, this sfoel; Mercury scored amazing 59.868 ton-mile per* USE fonnance over a grueling 840-roile course staJoBd out ptoHam aim II.IISW . Salaaa by the American Automobile Association. Virtually a*Vw fe e * eOag Naafc ae< baaUaa every kind of weather and road condition—T.OO^oot rysras arnmomm* • OONYERT YOUR ice-ridden mountain passoe . . . sweltering, saodiiwept Mw a. MX aHppaS alto Me* L toH «.a.A*«aipiavwiwaiiniiw. a Wanbauds a Dm h sending the wash out. Ytm save money parts and buriiera are available. Heat Bilst the hlg Sele.IxUa hU, "TOAST OF THE TOWN,”^wltli FA Salllxaa New riding comfort that’s designed to give you • by selecting a reliable laundry like N E W saadar •Tsalsg, 1:14 S* S:S9 p. xx. MxtDa WMIC-TV-t'kxaa.l f. Cbl-BI«aial Falata Tuna On A4vaatnfM nt MODEL with modem equipment and amoother ride longer. New value that can’t Jje sup* BUery Quean TOHira- modern methods. You save time. And passed by any car on the road today! Ta«agstawB W M m Oabtaala daya an TV Statlen above all you save yourself. Call 8072 ¥?■ Once again the fsoU have proved it—the saw 1861 fk t WNqC-TV OlMUiMa •— now. Mercury is “the bug of your HfeT’ So bettor drop is at c a l l 4148 9:(M to f:M . our showroom soon and get the complete irtofy.
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MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN« TUESDAY. MARCH 27,1961 PA G f
J- ■ ' ** South Windsor; Johann Latbola. Benton street and Jean Marie m lha high place where the claw- for itielf, might b« politically' fat m Connecticut -audienee. The men In the Manchester Fire dapart- ahouki contAin a proviMon par- important audience waa the Designates Date /Mt/sifOMoru 9omis Navy Bomber Asks Arbitration Ilockvillo; Hacry Neupert, Rock Hannay of 145 St. John street, ment and 155 man in tha SMTO. ibilirtfrftrr clumped buds of the arbutus were dangeroua. Author of Revue All Must Take m ltUiif auch ArrAngdinantr. Having thus deacribed the at- crew of the "Pinafore"— pardon ro* ville: Kenneth Rllis, GlIMd; Mias wedding April 7 at St. James's The ruling concludes that “ it la FOR Rl This ppovlaton In the United Ns- almost ready to show color. Connecticut moaphere In which the "Tarawa" aa, T a m w a .” For Conseeration Falls ill Sea On Mill Strike Sophie .Sobiral. 185 North Main Thiirch. nur opinion that it la mandatory For AB £Drniay l|enUb geature haa been diacuahed. under >• street; Douglas Secor, 183 Spruce Thomas Edward Johnson of 205 for Individiiala, who art amployad tloni charter has subsequently be slreel;/\Vllllani W llllaina,-57 Drive Center street and Colette Janlne Loyalty Oath pu MY rak neath the polite surface ripple of COLDS by the state i r municipalitlea on come the legsllwitlon for other ri- applause for It. we now go back M n u n vN riM (OoBaBoed fro n PBga One) { (Continued fror Paga OBf) F, SJUver Lane Honiea; Albert Gtllan of Hartford, wedding April ITAUEN-M initAU> PRIMT1NU CO.. I.VC. Yankee A. A. Aiiiioiiiices The Rt. Rev. W alter H. Gray, h - f 7 by Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of steady duty, and who will bo en U kMMI a*r««t. glonsl security Arrangements, Ilk.' Hurl Tar Roiiihs to our original aaeertiun that Bcnlno, 33 Kldrldgr street; Ku- gaged tn a eonalderable dagraa IB I Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Center church. Kirt'ineii anti IVilirr lii- Ud« b. tht North Atlantic Pact, and like By A. H. O. Governor Lodge would probably Ixtard with a Ufa jacket to pick i He said that the American Woolen 1 ^ene Route, North Wlndhaiii; the civilian defense organliatton, OLU THUMAT rCHUUSllN An Open Meeting Connecticut, haa announced that upr the airman but ha sank before ' settlement would perhaps be sub-1 .Mrs. Joan Garharlnl, Coventry, Frederick MIckael Gael of 350 Russia's system of slllsnces with repeat the geature even though rliided in Civilian De to take the same oath. In writing, pru. TrtM.. U*n Mansctr At U. S. Embassy | the submariner could reach him. mitted for the company's conatd-{ Admitted today: Charles I.aiiib North Main street and June Elaine Eldriiltt Stm t^ 0 (TMaa*« OMnMt I, tm. forewarned that, so far as the I the Presiding Bishop the Rt. Rev. as all other civil defense volunteers, her .satellites. A gubernatorial presence which public was concerned. It might be The Raaorbock waa joined In eratlon. This Is the compromise Bolton; Gloria Wellman, 24 St I Hutchin.xon of RFD 2, wedding Alcoholics Anonymous will hold | Henry K. Sherrill,- haa designated. SHliirday by Rev. Fred Edgar of fense, Ruling l>t*rluro8 notwithstanding the fact that many Weddings, MMtliiigiy.vt, PuMiakM k»»rji r*aaia* kn^ai There is an inevitable conflict Buenos Aires, March 27 'JCi \ something less than sound po the search by fofir other subma-1 which has generally settled New ' .ii lin street; Mr.s. Miriam Finn, 48 Is dedicated to an emphasis on Its first open meeting of 1951 on i Tuesday. April 17. for the conae- South Methodist ehureh, of these Individuals have taken an Showera, Etc. ■uadaya aad Holida/a Bn'.traa at tht between such regional organiza Tar bnnihs were hurled twice laat I litically rines, the Diablo, Conger. Gram-1 England's textile strike. The Derrllpld drive; Wendy Alvonl, .'>8 okicd at llanriiaatar. Cona.. aa dignity and accomplishment rath Saturday, May 12. at the Hollister r,z 1 Harold .lames OrfUelll of 27 All of Mam heater's poller and nntli at the time they assumed He would do so for reasons street achoiil. The meeting will | ■■ ■ Bishop of the Rev. pUB and Burrflah, and tha cruiser I Hockanum Mills, first to strike. ' 'i eatwimd drive Tel. Daytime 8005 ■arnnd Maaa Mail Matlai. tions and the United Nations it- night at a downtown hank build- I er than Idle political badinage or i Warieii'ijy ie ii street and Jeanette Shlr-sntr- firemen will have to take the the duties of their present poel- he himself has not o l could not .start at 8:30 p.m. ' Robert M. Hatch, Suffragan BIsh- Albany and Uip submarine rescue ' are now the last still out in Con Pl.xchargcd ycKterday; ‘salf, even when, in some cases, Ing In which the Itnlted States erh- j (lia i lea |eyl'M, KeowM of 160 Center street, tions." A fte r « TH. 2-8208 suHMURiprroN r ate s propaganda froth cannot afford i gitp to the public. We are not ahip Kittlwmke. The search veasels I necticut ^ ('ampbrll. 75 Oak Grove street Civilian Defense loyalty oath which •lAUu bsssy has seversl ofTices. The i The AA held several open meet- op-elect of Connecticut. The aerx’- } SUPPLIfS VITAMIN A wedding April 5 at 8t. James's una faar Mall ...... these regional organiaalions pro many light opera touches. ^ even sure that we can do It Inga last year and the affairs have ice will be held In St. John'a i were oaatated by flares dropped' Mayor Frederick Berger made • Nathan Miller, Rockville: James i la administered to civil defense .since Uie beginning of the oc Six m>JDtha ejt Mall...... • auu boiiihers escaped police arrest. i from planes. t i.iif fess loyalty to the United Nations But, although we haven't the' tactfiill.v. Iiet us. as an effort, been well-received by the public. I church, Waterburj', at 10:30 a.m. | No DcNi5|«roiis Dru^t hla plea to the state board at a .Sargent, .187 Center street; Mrs Robert Hlllyar Sanders of East workers, regardless of wlielher the cupation 2,248 (.liristian mlsaion- Oa^ mnntti t>» 'tall ...... The' hoiuh-lhniwlng followed sav that the •Tarawa'* had been The crashed torpedit bomber i Common Council meeting M onday Carolmr noa.x, Rockville; Mrs. ^ltlfla Copy ...... I M and profess theiiiselvcs to be or .several claya of Incrca.slng local , slightest way of Ttnowing whetlie.i Harlfnrd and Dorothy Mae Morri police anil liiemen may have taken nnes have been cleared to enter t SU noted to be In something of a was attached to Scouting Squad- , ; night. He sold. "I urgently request ' Hoar Duprey. Amlover; Joseph so n o f .Inpiifi Weaxly. by Ca ner ...... re.senliiic'iil at wtclespreacl U. S. j Governor .lohn Di^'la Lodge real- ' West Hartfold, wedding oatlia when they assumed the du tuba daliaarat. Una Taar...... |l&.nn ganized only to carry out a d.-- stale of temporary boredom, roi{ 22, baaed at the Norfolk Naval i jlhot you again Intervene In this l Ha.vcrs. .8oiith Windsor; TVmiin criliclsni of government seizure ized Ihnt he was venturing Into Mairli 31 by Rev. A, L. Wllliania ties of their present iHisiUons, ac fense of United NaUons p rin c iples. and that an Intermedlaitr be air station. | WILLIAMS of the Independent new.spaper I.a straight Gilliert * Hulllvan when I dispute and make all possible ef- .\."liwp||, Rockville; Otto .^clilrin- of SI Mary's church. cording to a recent ruling hy Slate * MBMMER or tween the ship's personnel and inger, 5 Oak place; James Wright, rUA AliSuaATBD PKEIW The conflict Is essentialty this Prensa. A r'ciiigre.sslcinsl -cciinmit- he went down and grandiloquent forts to bring this matter to a M arranlee l>eed* 1 Attorney General Ueoige (’ Cnn- Governor l/odge suggested to I speedy and fair conclusion." Ho 19 CTiarter Oak street. Green Manor Estates Incorpor lilt Aaabdiatau Praa» 'a aaciuaitaly that If the United Nations wcr.- tee la Invesligaling the paper's | ly Hilopted the "Tarawa," creating ! Over too Planes Hunt ! way, anlitlad to tsa uaa oi rapiini'ratinn of the latter that he might he will I reiterated that lie stood ready "to Discharged today: Caroline ated to Herbert E. Angell et al, what it should be, the.s. rccionni afraiis. Tlie publiciifIon's eclitor- a srene whicli. In many reapects, i ! ’The nilliig dealt with the ques- EXPERT WATCH OIL SERVICE all nawa diaaateaaa cradHao to n. oi puliliahct. .Mherto Gainzn Paz. has ' would put moat pi'ofeasinnal Sa ing to imrtlelpate In something Globemaster, .>.3 Men 'o ffer any assistaiicp that might be Robb. 198 i'entcr street; Mrs. Iva propertv on Sanford road, and not oinarafiaa .raditad 'i( tb'» oap»i organizations would he suprrllu- In the nature of a friendly dl- I Uon of whether ll is niandatory for taken reluge at hl.s mother's l ’ ru-| voyards to shaiiir. we .suspect Lonejon, March 27— 1>?’) — More con.sldered helpful in resolving Watkins and daughter, 934 South separately to Vincent P. Fcahlei' 311 RROADST. aeo ala« taa loc aaar» puoi'anrn n»r* \crslon. So the Governor, who rt al I individuals who arc employeii by REPAIRING All ridMa of a uaiicalion of apac’ii ous; -and that, conversely, the ex gnay ranch from a l.'i-clay pri.son that even though forewarned, he; than 100 airplanes, including 66 these differences." Main street; Christos Louziotis, ran produce long sfretehes of 101 CTieitiuil street. Rolling Park Incorporated to I the State or municipalitlea, sucli aa Ilia watch haa stopped— ditoatmaa Itarala art alac faaaraad. istence of these regional organiza sentence on .liniges of cunlenipl would neverlhele.ss repeat the de from the U. 8. Aircraft Carrier , regular police and firemen, tn take nn apparent eaiiae cision and the scene, whatever the Gilbert t Sullivan at will, for Births ye.sterday: A daughter to diaries .1 Vlncek et al properly, , FU E L and R A N G E O IL tions detracts somewhat from the of Congress. Coral Sea. scoured the atlantic 600 Mrs. Burton Knopp The altonicy general But etery watch follow a me- f’ull «rrr*ea 'ill ol N. E A Sara- danger Involved. his own pleasure, stepped Info miles off Ireland today for a trans-. Mr. and Mrs. Knc Starr. 40 Green on I.ydall street, and separately to ;* ''* " “ 'b lea. lot prestige of the United Nntion.s a long actual role for the poteo- ]\fobilizatioii Peak I pointed out that tljeae employees rhniileiil laws The dangers involved, as some i port plane missing with .13 IT. S. .Mrs. Billion Knopp, fa.sliion co .Manor road; a daughter to Mr. •lohn ,I Royd et al. PuMiancn .<>n»'bility fot The Kstr.s I'liih of Grenier llnrl- perior Court suit brought In New in the local civilian defense nrgBnl- em Ity as applies to the elTmt ol on tlie one h.niid. and .such an With no further word of the Estimate.s On Request tyOofrcplt'cal T"r» (ppesrint 'n xd ford will hold its flnnl meeting of if you ever drive or ride— if you some- au.spii,>ea of the Weslev group, board, now out of hii.'/ie.ss br- I Warrantee Deed Ilavcii bv Mrs. Gerfinle I.ubeiiow 'z.ntion have already taken the loy- JEWELERS overt 111' line nl ge.stiire on the missing plane, however, little hope . r . „-i „ cause of labor's walkout, soon will ytrtnemeirts slid othei rexcpnj tns'ifi. ,Tiiy individiisl nation to nllnin the iiirretit year on Friday eve- . onsistmt: of original .songs, novel-, ^ fum tioaing. I Ralph Kaufman cl al to Fran- jagain-l Mrs. Emellne M. (Wik as iiilty oiilli, and some ol the regulars 891 M A IN S T . Id The Mxnrhe.ttt llfrxid. ol her. time.s walk— if you ever go to work, was held its peraonnel would he ' ( is W I.arsoii ct al, property on the rrsiiTI of injuries su.xtalned in have also. All other regular fire ( A I.L seeurily for itself. .Seiuiilv. in mr.g. .Mareh .'10, nl eight o'clock in ty art* and other little trirUa that. representatives I Opposite St. .iHiiies'a f'lmrch rjlhe llcdel H uiil. Tlie spe aker for It's all right— In fart It's flne found alive. Parker street. ' a fall The High Court ruled there men are urged to take the oath as 'll Hour Service 2-1257 ' Tueaday, March 27 I our kind of world, is no long — Ill have the Governor's office if you ever travel— if you ever engaffe The Navy fliers Joined 34 bomb- go into building an im aginative' walked out in January after the United I evening will he [)r. Ftayhorn Marriage IJrenae [wa.s an error In the eharge to the soon aa possible. There are 80 0. The labor men said liv Paul Paige, winner of the re made really .safe, these regionnl tlie group. The annual buainess they were going to be sqiian- i • Yai, h lU m U ba saBdaM. the.v were protesting also other General MacArthur's now famous meeting with election of officers cent Horace Heldt talent show tn dls.ssti.sfacUons with the mobiliza organizations will cede to the drred away again on light op So we'U Maply raaatad yoo atatement bacomea a little more Will also be held It is hoped that Hartford, and a trio composed of, tion program. They have domaiid- United Nations. era extravaganzas. Or It's all \ understandable today. It now de many alumni and friends of Bllfea right to be modest about ar- ttaai Ib is profastloaol phar Everett MacCluggage, (krdfrey 1 ed that a new board have power MEN, WOMEN The second dilemma ronfronl- Personal Notices Goiirley and Bob Gordon will sing ; velops that Just before the Mac- will attend ns well ns parents of eeptliig responsibility for eer- macy is always a* your sarr- to settle wage disputes. ing United .States policy at tli s .students. prn.spet tie c- student.s, and a womiriml .song dedicated to MARRIED, SINGLE Arthur statement calling upon the tiilii stale Issues, providing one | ice. Count on ns for absolute Wilson indicated the new board I’an-Ameriean conference is one -1iidenis on vaeniion. Isn't running off all the lime to j Card of Thanks Henry Ro.srnlrM . . . the ingeni will have some di.xpiil e-sel t ling IfOU SiH GET A LOAN AT Cbmmunists to admit defeat in accuracy; fresh. pcMsoi drugs IflM LilMtn FrRnklln of Strlcklani ous niakrr of his famous dre.-'ses. of princiifle. In this assorlation. | aeeenl resiMUisIhlllty for alrcriifl ^ powers, but said it is still uncer lOANS $23 TO $300 Ivan $ CASH YOU GET and fair pricas. kamsmbar thlR method of ihanknit Miss Gi'rri Patz, television star of tl BROKER’S Korea and meet .for a military Rob ilHIer ( ar I earrlers. tain whether Pre.sident Truman we proclaim our purpose to he a I frianda knd nalKhborp to r t h d r ON SICNATUat AlONi Pay'ss 1.S .station WNHC, will sing and In must call a full-dress labor-man TSillai 90 Mai.a truce was iaaued the United 1 It In such lights that the —next cims please bring as M fid n cM . d u rin g the tUnepR and reren t defense of freedum. resl.stnnce to . Long Belli h. Ciihf.. Mareh 27 "adoption of the Tarawa" he- troduce one of the themes. agement confereme before dis- Don't borrow unnecettarily, but States government had handed to your donor's prescripaons. d«Rth of her coualn. Ruasell LltUe; Hair styles have been ercated if ■ loan will pay old bills, medi- $245.80 $3r2.3r lotalitarianisni. Yet inside this le- ■1‘. ..Vilc'ir lllller'.s pei'iimnl ni- eomes an iiclioii not (piite viiliier- and alao thoao wha aened aa benrura. putes-.scltlenient machinery can be the governments of the Uiirteen especiallx tor the showing by Ter set up. cai or dental expenses, caj.pr home 349.22 451 45 AW/CE m id I gional association we havi- .-■oiiie mni.il inr is not liiirglnr pro.if, 1 ;ihle, ...... hot close to It. and from repairs— it's “ ves" promptly to 4 nations which have troops in Ko .‘■'onieoiie stole .VlT.'i.'i from its 1 siieii roiisiileration.s that it niil'hi CENTER In Memortam ! ry Ivnniski. and make up will be I A A^U«g tm Immo ' rather choice dictatorships, and it ROBERT J. SMITH, INC out of 5 at Fast, friendly W. Above poymBnti r<7>#' #>Br>thifV(' I In loTing memory of our wife »n4 done hy the two (Tharles of the rea Its own new proposals for fu 1 Mink enmpartmeiit. Ilarrs' K. i)e iihlueil that am' more siieh ; I ------1 service. Com# In or A looT of $100 roOi $20 AO wH«n p/omptly j takes a rather hland talent for us |.•\isliiii of x'hieano. shoulni; the I j,f.,(|iies. In whirh the nilminia-' BXether. A n n ie Ven nn rd, w ho p*.s*e,| Ritz, make-up experts from Bur Hospital Notes repo d i8 )? cenitcuriir* n»oprkl]f mitell ture policy in Korea. PHARMACY awsy Hxreh 17. ISM. |ton's. The fa.shion showing will phon# today. miiBh of $10 OS ooclt. |4 1 to be able to talk about defeiuliuR eai on a nalionwnie tour, tohl po- tratlon seems to run a'.vay from. REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE This official proposal of the Ine vesi.rdni-. the linage It is Irving to create ''Where Pharmacy la A reflect the April issue of the ! freedom with governments which Prutraalnn'' A door xwlngx briefly open. |Wfiinan's Home Companion, in o A t n i coasawriVrNAr iiaii ro aar t i r A young man who junt had a United States government, sub 1 And a loved one slips awe>'. Patlenta T o d a y ...... 149 conspicuously deny treedoms of 187 M^ln St. Tel. 4'.*53 .MALVSTREET TELEPHONE 34,60 displaying two full pages in color Admitted vesterday; Robert raise in salarv went tn a well- mitted to the other thirteen na Blips from life's dt,rk ehsdons. ^ I ti^ tA O n a l FINANCE CO. various kinds to their own Ameii- Free Delivery Into bright efrrnsl i.my. ilevoted to Henry Ro.senfcld dress Tliyng. South <'o\eiitiv. Mrs. I tions for their atddy and for sub iNSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914’ es. and sold exclusively by Bur Alice. Bycenski, 10.1 Birch street;! 2n4 Flasr • STATI THrATRI BUILOINO known broker and asked what ean hemisphere citizens. In our sequent diicuaalon, had just Wb«iw sarlhlv griefs are over. ton's ih Manchester. George Molhea, 74 Delmontj 733 MAIN 3TBHT. MANCHUnH, CONN. he ahnuld buy first. quest for hemispheric unity,. _\v' Where pain shell be no more, Tickets may he purrha.sed at street; Anthony Masemtis, 29 | Dial 3430 • Oaarga H.sklss, YIS MAN#oaf reached these other governments Te peaee pest understanding. I feel eompelled to tolerate things Burton's, or by contacting the Cottage street; Dougins Wilk. 71 Isoai mat* Is isiKwh si til Mrrsssllti tssM The broker, after a fcir pre when,the MacArthur statement | Oed ha« opened—eUa-Abe door. we woulil denounce if we wep f'RI IM'I lu', clialrman of the event, Mrs. Ever Hawthorne street: Judith Wog-| OFFICE OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8 was Issued. So these other nations , ett MacCluggage. man, 30,1 Oak street; Frank Clem, i liminary qiieBtions, ia reported speakpig our national iiiiiid tree- Jamee Vennerd end daughter. ware confronted with a dilemma. M yourService,Ma’am\ to have aaid, “ Your first necurity !y. Our strategic toleration ol What wat United States policy '.' 1 unpleasant denials of freedom ahould be SECURITY'. Aa the beat buy for your drat $1,000, I would tV'aa.,lt represented by the official ' among our neighbors helps pro W ITH THE BEST FOR LESS recommend a navings aernunt in a hank that la a member of the memorandum o f the United long and buUie.ss the regimes re Federal I>ep4ieit Insurance CorporaHon.” / States government? Or was it sponsible for su< h denials of fre,- represented by the statement oi dom, even while we organize in Utneral MacArthur? Who la the Th h l l m M t M l OOP*. o m I defanae of freedom. government of the United States? f*G d iwYOflUwonf advlto. The constituted officials at ‘ Wash •These are the two troublesome Here's The Set ington? Or a general in Tokyo? undertonea in our Pan-Amencaii AGAIN That poses the dramatic clash association. There are many things on the plus side. Even oui which has Apparently caused the REMINDING YouVe Been Waiting For! Our Sovings Dopnrtmonr Foyt 2% For AnmNn Joint Chiefs o f Staff at W’aahing- toleration of things we don't like ton to send General MacArthur an eonstltutes a civilized advajice be YOU order, instructing him to clear all yond the ways when we did try to future statements of a political dictate to our neighbors. Our lead- That Pinchurst is optn all day avery Wednesday .ershlp by example, to vs'liich wc nature with W'ashington. . for your shopping convenience. Meanwhile, if there la conster are now largely limited, ia certain nation at Washington over this to be more effective for good, in conflict of authority, there la a the long run. than attempted lead ctt SaturcCeUf certain dismay at Lsdtr Success, ership by pressure or compulsion. PINEHURST MEATS where the great question is one ■\s \\e grow in our capac ity to rc- C'licck prlcca . . . you will lliid that niiiny of mir major o f whether or not this now tangle ."‘pecl our neighbors for their own I'ompcUtorH gel 7.1c pmiiid for ground heef . . then check in American policy ia going to cultures, in.stead of rating them rinrliiirxl qimlltv . . . and taste the fresh ground flavor In S#> th# Fix it , t i n t ! * 7 » s S# mI * produce the very world war Unit merely by our own values, wc lind ed Nations action in Korea wa.s our nrighhors growing in willuii; capacity for cooperation with. us. PINEHURST CHUCK GROUND TNfphoB# 1 • 4TII designed to prevent. ManchMier. .Conoeciicut The British repre.sentativc at And if a regional a.'c.Micial ion i.s LAke Success said yesterday that theoretically bad. it still may be 69c pound. the present situation needs to be somewhat true that practne ol referred to the highest levels of cooperation and mutual respect In Th# Smart Now Ssytalln# D# l#a# 4-D##r t#4#n western diplomacy, to get it set a regional atmosphere is in itself and you save 10c Ih. on I’inehursl Kound Steak (lean preparation and gioundumk coii- (CatUaaadaa at Haadard ##a(#iwsa» aad trim lUaa- tled in a manner no one could mis comniercial) while wc are fcalurinjr it at 89c Ih. tratad ft Jspssj sat #■ mvaUtUOy at sssltiftf.) understand. ciitioning for that wider and And the representative of stronger cooperation which must France expressed, again, the prin eventually feature the United Na Save at Iraaf 16c pound h IiIIc ur arc featuring lop grade tions itself. ciple General MacArthur's state- Short and Sirloin steaks tronu'Western dressed U. S. Good and N o w S S . noorly 400,000 onthufllostlc mem and the dajigcrous le.sultam ' li''mi.sphcnc a.s.soi lalion, rholcc, ttovemmcnl Inspected beef . . . fcchism in American policy threat- with its handicaps ami opporluni- riXEHl RST TE.NDER ownorg ... and mgro ovory doyl ca to abandon and dcatroy, tiea, la going to have to be lived •The one purpoae of the UniUd and worked through. The impor SHORTS OR SIRLOINS Nations when entering Into that tant thing ia that its biggest Korean action," said France's rep- I member grow in ita i-apavity ri^ard it aa an assooMition Me pound resentative, “haa been to resist or order for the week equals. Cut to order aggression, not to win a war." end. That ia the whole issue. If that Chevrolet Owners purpose is not clearly establisheil, The Refllm For Infallihility and the course of action which is w ed PO harmonious with it followed, w e It is one of our picre.s of good FOWL FRYERS BELTSVILLE TURKEYS Like Carter Service are going to convert Korea from iortune that our fallibilities locate (irocerie.s at Pinehur.st . . . While they last, we offer m .. macABiNEr an accomplishment for peace into themselves in relatively iimmpor- j Automa4icTransmi»ion- Built by Chevrolet alone for Chevrolet alone f We have a great many ateady customers who reton the breeding ground of world war. ! •■bt spheres, such a.' war and 8 juice fflasse.s, .\nchor glasis. usually sold at 99c for And if that happens, the blame peare, and the outcome of olcc- the Ion price of 8 {glasses 89c. ' time and time again for regular ear servicing. TTiey will not be solely upon General lions, leaving us a really giand found out long ago the ipiportance of good car care. MacArthur, for so boldly assert- ! concent lation of accuracy ami tfWNmm.47i£eU’ is the Arsf and Wrtesf aulom alic fronsmission in Why not become one of^our satisfied motorisLs? You’ll ing his own views, but also upon | prescience in the things that real- PETEk ;^AN PEANUT BUHER ...... ja r 33c the low-price field, and the only one proved by hundreds of all leadership at Washington, in- ' ly matter. Como In—try cowploC witli find a frielidly welcome at Carter’s. eluding that of President Truman Thus, la.xt Thursday, we wrote Red Ripe LUX Chovrolot's 10S-h.p. Vohfo-ln-Hoo4 onglno and Secretary Acheaon. which that the snow then falling would Tomatoes thousands of owners In over o billion miles of travel I 2.6c box RINSO You’ll get clear, sharp, steady pictures locked in place doaa not dare do better than tem rush away and be followed, within TIDE tho fully provod AutomoRc Fowor-Toom In GMAC FIANACING with RCA Victor Eye Witness Picture Synchronizer. The Chevrolet’s magically smooth Power- porize on auch a crucial decision. a few hours, by the music ol DIJZ because drivers know Powerglide is thor Carrots new R C A Victor Picture Pick-up gives you best possible tho low-prko floM. FROM $25.00 UF , ^AeActhur at least does not spring. And it was late Friday IVORY SNOW glide Automatic Transmission-intro oughly dependable, thoroughly reliable— bch. 10c straddle hia iasuc. We think he ii afternoon when, from' the low IVORY FLAKES reception . . . anywhere. duced over a year ago after many years the only automatic transmission in the wiqng, but at leaat he ia definite Take the wheel of Chevrolet for '51 and fry lha j places, the first peepers tried their D RE FT of intensive development and improve low-price field that has been fully proved and clear. It is time for a little I throats, found the air nicllow, ami Grapefruit BOX proved Powerglide Automatic Transmiuion, teamed OXYIXIL ment—captivates everyone who tries it, in over a billion miles of travel. But backbone in Washington too. launched a chorus which kept th- 3 for :j,6c with its own great 105-h.p. Valve-in-Head engine- for these two vital reasons. First, because come, try Powerglide . . . and learn what most powerful engine in the low-price field. N o clutch whole evening bright with song. >Ianche.ster'8 freiKht agrent just phoned to say that drivers say it completely transforms all finest no-shift driving at lowest cost really pedal-no gearshifting-not even a hint o f gear changes We won't say how we knew ihi.x our .shipment of Scott’s SOFT W E .W E TISSUE and Our Hemispheric Ties their ideas of driving ease, by giving the in forward driving! Only velvet veloclty-» smooth, ^ would be so. We suspect, our- CUT R ITE W A X P A P E R had arrived. We suggrest you means . . . by driving^ a new 1951 Thtf conference of the foreign unbroken flow o f power at all engine speeds! Come in I selves, thm we actually knew stock up with a dozen rolls or Vi case o f Soft Weave. It highest degree of smooth, safe, effortless Chevrolet! You’ll find it’s an important ■Binisters of the 21 Americai\ re- and try this only fully proved automatic transmission I nothing at all, but merely liopcd, is packed 100 rolls to the case. no-shift driving at lowest cost^ without reason why more people buy Chcvrolets in the low-price field at your earliest convenience! pubUca now open at Washington from a great need for some overt TELEVISION clutch pedal or gearshifting. And second, than any other Carl diiects attantioB, ones again, to greeting from spring. We auspect j ■ SHOP AT PINEHURST WEDNESDAY •Combination of PowergUde Auiomalie fransmijiion two raeurrant dUtnunas ia Amer- I that our prediction was not so !' and 105-k.p. engine optional on De Luxe models icaui policy. I much a prediction, aa it was a dcs- | OpoM All Doy Fram 8 A. M. Until A P. M. OPEN TODAY ' at extra cost. ^ * regional security ar- i jierate refusal to countenance one j . l ^ L G P . M . AMERICA'S LARGEST AND FINEST LOW-PRICED CARI tmvement, and It is the particu- day more of winter. ^ ngionul security arrangement Whatever it - was, it waa so i 7 CHEVROLET/ -^w gich we were busy commit- powerful that ll frustrated all the l| 3St EAST tiENTCR STREET TELEPHONE 5191 B R D C Q RYu -4 ouraelvea at the oamc Ume vvealbern-jkn'a predictiona for the | . . -'•.ift.-.K' ?vNi' were fostering tka United Na- weekend, so flkat the chorus from OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL fsOO P.l M. CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. .ISCMB Charter, which was why we low places continued even while, • 3 0 2 MAIN Beats on ths common council which orgaalaation, which threw Its the parallel In force. They dug In ! I IS another case against Benjamin w w « prsaant and gST* luatrucUva also were at stake. strength behind Sunderland In the Says Steel Mill Over Her Qupta alongtha Xmjln River east „ f 1 1 0 0 | » : 3 e a i H i a i .'■'.chwartzberg, Cornelius Kelleher, talka on cubbing and ahowed mo OOP candidates swept thrae of primary contest. The mayor ALout Town Munsan. T o get there they mnivh- , « « ; • 1 I’ oppe. and Poppe's co-captnln tion plcturea. the city’s f'mr wards, losing only abandoned a demand for a re ed acroas Korean foothills without I ' F O D C Yv IC lO I lN ' " f the Manhattan college 194ort. 25. al 0i«ry Necjds More Vol- fere Uielr boy tan become eligible In 1936, and now also operates a TKDSS F in iNG November, climaxed a campaign Compares Blue Bonnot grated Steel mill. Saxon said he hold a rummage sale tomorrow trict with contributions exceeding only one penetration In force li.n to join the Cubs. Offices Go to ’GOP stationery business and Radio Sta leged ilxers, ami Henry Poppe, 24, nnleers for the Work which was waged more Intensely compiled the report "without com fiom 9:30 on tn the vestry of the been reported. On the Eii.Ht Co.i.-t, than any In recent years. tion W LAD here. He Is 44 years -W o n 't Go W ithout It! her quota. formei Manhattan college player. ' Bv AKJpOM OmdiiatM Fsperta pensation an a public service" al Second Congregational church. District L2, Mrs. Hathaway's . Republic . of Korea ^ troop.'roccuplc,i Danubury, Conn., March 27— old. • - - - r rin v are accused of trying un- I qian qiMltimlnal SiipiHirln Elas- The Women's Auxllisry of Man 1 Sunderland was nominated by though the aaaociation offered him Articles for the sale may be left district which Is bounded by Hart- ^ amall village of 5 ounpo — Republicans have broken the a Democratic party which was dl- Others who will take office Eighth Army spokesmen aiilil Ihc >.ui ( es‘)—Frank ing hla bow In politics, led OOP In a primary early this month. Joseph F. Perry. but no enemy as they advnnceil to -t.ll I. ■iiig .-ought. Qiiinii'M IMiurmary Thornton Johnson who heads the the general New Uondon-Water- ' the Public Affairs committee of Mrs.' Elmore Watkins, Mrs. George Modstnsky. of New York city, re forcea to a smashing victory over Flnkle waa opposed by the party Only a minority of the voters TEA-BAGS within six miles of 38. Set for trial ou the same date I committee, and her co-workers ford area han been vigorously op- I the Y.W.C.A. will be held In the Reynolds, Mi;s. John McMeekln, mained In critical condition at a dlssenslon-tom Democratic par posed by numcroun local Intrrrstn ' have decided to open the drive on afternoon as usual, on Tuesday. and Mrs. Joseph Naylor. Workers Norwalk hospital today. I ty In yesterday's election. as well an supported by other.u. | Sunday. April 1. by Issuing an in April 10, at 1:15 at the "Y, " fol who served under these captains Mndxinsky. *J4. waa injured In a | He defeated Anthony Sunder lowing an Informal luncheon. The STYLED AND COLORED TO 81 IN NR- vitation from the pulpits to wom IJstn Four Points were Mrs. Robs Shirer, Miss Cath- I two car crath on the Merritt land, former five-term mayor and speaker at this last lecture will be en of the local chiirche.s to Join Saxon listed thene four rea.nons | erine Putnam, Miss Doris Kibbe, Parkway, neat the Fairfield town ex-state Police commissioner, by Dr. G»-orge McReynolds of the PICT HARMONY WITH YOUR NOUSRI the auxiliary. why he conchitled that mill in New i Ml?. Irving Gunderson, Mrs. Nor line, yesterday. a plurality of 1,155 votes, and will England would not be profitable: , University of Oonnectlcut. Telephone Oampalgn' be Inaugurated as mayor next man Larson. Mrs. Oaraventa, Miss His left leg was amputated and 1. It could not compete against Mrs. Johnson and her aasl.st- Monday. The vote: Prevldi, 5,355, Hamia Jensen, Mrs. Thomas Shea, Bestone N ow Is Hie Hme to re.roof with Strd quolHy Rre-reeial- iie .1- also being treated for Inter mills under construction on the A daughter waa born at the ants will also conduct a telephone nal Injuries and a posalble con- Sunderland 4,200. Cold wtothar won't horm A iO k SOD. Mrs. Howard Edison, Mrs. Albert ant iblnglatl Shingla pRcat ora iHII reasonable end M campaign both In Mnnehester and Republleans raptured sll other Freaiing and thawing work H into the Delaware River at .Morrisvllle, Hartford hospital yesterday morn Chapin, and Mra. Walter Grunder. ciis.slon CHEVROLET Pa., and Paulsboro, N. J,, "except surrounding towns during April. city offices and 9 of the 12 ing to Mr. and Mra. Arthur G Also serving as volunteer solici invntimani In hotns protacHon Is wise. . . . Choose a SIrd Alaa Injured were Frederick soil so it is ready to gorminolo whan for more or less nominal volume In - In the effort to enroll new men»- Holmes of 54 Mount Nebo Place. tors In this residential district were Cold Wave Kllcsuskl. 25. of Bristol, and the ground worms. periods of acute ahortapen and • hingle ond know you gal tha best In value, protecHoiV bers and to renew old memher- 1950 StyleliiiR DeLuxt 4-Door Sodan Miss Susan Todd.. Miss Susan Joseph Wilhelm, 26, a sailor aa- sellers' markets when prices, as In I shlps. tn June It la planned to The Connecticut Power com Ferguson. Mrs. James Oliver Jr„ 1 beauty ol color, and correct design — one.that odds to slgnert to the Boston Navy Yard. Tlw bast buy b A ( 8 l lAWN S tIO - Accept an invitation from Mrs. a war economy, are .secondary con- pany today Installed a heavy pow Including Har\o> McthnH hold a membership tea to wel Kilcxuakt was reported In good lost Vorment 3,000,000 iw l« par pouad to yo« naad anly Mies Edith Johnson. Mrs, Arthur tha distinction of your homal come the new aetlve or associate Hoagy Canpichael. Compare Blue •niderations." er cable underground from a Main condition here, while Wilhelm was • lli'ird m much. 1 lb —lI SS S (bi —;A4S Bonnet Margprine srith tny spread A low mileage car with radio, heater, defrostvra, George. Mrs. Peter Pencheff. Mrs. members. Moplo Syrup $5.50 gol. 2. The pre.sent .New KiiglHiid street Iran.sformer lo The Herald Shampoo nnd Finger Wave P See our line of SIrd shingles new — Hiere'a • Bird reported In gtiod condition at St. Um 1 lb Tutr iUllOW Uwn fead lo at any price. Like the compoecr'a building on Bissell street. The .Sherwixid Goalee, and Mrs. Theo- | The Auxiliary ha.s already set Vincent's hospital In Bridgeport. covers and white wait tires. Fully guaranteed market is limited annually to dorr Larson the date of Wednesday. May 2. for Mrs. G arlM d Parllnq 100 sq h — »al Ihraa paundi. 23 lb« — |2.J0 wife, you'll love the delicate, tunny- "about 900.000 Ions of highly di cable later will be used to bring atyle shingle |utl mode for your heme I ln*y ferine Police have made no arrests laadt 2300 ■« H. current to the large new press a bridge party at the Manchester pending completion of an Investi floath PearJiam. Vermont ■weet iflavor of this 6ne-quality all versified steel product.^ ' arranged if desired. Countri' Club. As previously an regefoM* margarine. You'll appredste 3. One-third of New England's which The Herald has purchased, gation. or Tel. Manchester 2-84S0 and which will be Installed In the IJ. S. Troop§ Cut nounced. the annual rummage sale Bi.uE Bonnet’s mifrt'ffoB. No other needs, or 300.000 tons a year, al win he held the third week In ■pread for bread ia richer in Vitamin A coming months. $7-70 ready Is produced in New England, Tliruiigli Red Unit May. BUSH HARDWARE CO. the year around! And you’ll wel CARTER CHEVROLET C0„1 INC. BO that a mill in the New London CALL 4148 Driver Arrested The members of tha Buckland come its real teonomyt So buy Blue .311 MAIIV STREET PHONE 6874 area "would merely replace older 708 M A IN ST., MANCHESTER Bonnet and get "all 3 "—Flavorl existing mills in Connecticut ajid , Community Club will enjoy a pot- (OoDtlnued from Poga O M ) Cub Organization By Local Police Nutrition I Econom-e-el elsewhere in New England, even If ] luck supper tomorrow evening at It could captiirc their busine.ss." '•1:30 at the school. Mra. Arthur the parallel we'll 6nd them Aght- WE 5PECIALIZE IN H t t THE HNEST : P. Seymour, chairman, advises Charles Byrnes. Jr.. 20, of 97 4. "The balance of the New ing tike sons of guns." Meeting Is. Held ■r i,. ■ ■0', i neighbors and friends who may Elements of six CTilnes* armies PERMANENT WAVES Middle Turnpike, east, who was , .1.... ‘...L England market. 600,000 ton.s per I not have been contacted, to bring Injured In an aocldent Sunday on year, is presently supplied by older were reported massing just north IN I a hot dish and come along. of the border. A report said Reds A Cub organisation meeting for North Main straet, haa been ar large steel companies whose con- FOR TINTED HAIR w a c L W H N E y . prospective Cub Scout parents rested for reckless driving by Pa defense positions were built direct atruction costs are 50 per cent or I The Immaculate Conception waa held last night at the Ver- trolman Oeorga P. McCaughey. ly In front of the present U. N. USED CARS more lower than a newly constnu't- ■ .Mothera' Circle will meet tomor line about two miles north of the plank school. A t this meeting It Bymea waa given emergency ed mill. was announced - that Joseph treatment and then discharged row evening at the home of Mrs. parallel. I’KRSONAI.I/.KD HAIR J 3 4 K.MAIUST. Theee larger companies with Raymond Hagedorn of Glcnwood The Chinese 26th Army lorps 1 Schmidt, a member o f the Ver- from Manchester Memorial hospi 1947 Chovrolot Sperts- their captive coal and iron mines j n TS K.a late an 5 r. M. . . Z p l.D U planck faculty, would be Cub- tal after eeveral sutures were street. has pulled back across the Imjln moii Sodon. Radio ond and their higher productive ca River. master and that Roy Keith 'would taken to close lacerations on hla pacity can and would conoiatently Lumb«r — Ruilding 5upp|jlRt — 5hingl«« — Roofing he Chairman o f the Cub committee face and neck. The local Hairdressers Aasocia* An American spokesman said Hoator. undersell a New Londtvi mill In any men., Bymea struck a parked car tion has set the date of Wednes the fchtneee regiment mauled by normal competitiva market, despite Joseph Dutra and Joseph Dyer, owned by Warren O. .Tohnaon. 19, 1949 Ford " i " Custom. day. April 18, for a rummage sal* the Americana Tuesday was part Op«n 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Doily, Including Wtdnotdoy representatives o f Ci\b Scouts, of 20 Cambridge street. the rail freight advantage of $5 to for the bcne6t of the Cancer o f the 77th Division He said the Ovordrivo. Radio oud Smart young moderns cook $15 per ton which the New England ! Drive. Friends and patrons of the division could no longer be re Srhtilfs IV,.STREET '*111PHONE 8951 Afternoons. Open 'Til Noon 5oturday. Huotor. mill would naturally have because ^ different beauty solans may leave garded as an "effective, organized of Its location." i contributions with their favorite fighting force." The second Chin m '47 Noth "AOO" 4-Doer. Newer Made Public I beautician. The sale will be held ese force waa not identlil-d. Radio and Hoator; Saxon, who said "the real facts at Mrs. 'Maude Turklngton'e Lily On the American's left flank, and the simple economics of a New Beauty Salon, near ths Center, South Korean troops by sundown YOUR GOOD HEALTH '37 Pontiac 4-Door. Ra England steel mill" never have 525 Main street. Tuesday were within five miles of been made public, took issue dio and Hoator. throughout hla report with state 1947 Plymouth 2-Door. ments made by Dr. Alfred C. Neal, Lovely to look vice president of the Federal Re Symbol of Success Hootor. serve Bank of Boston and research / 1948 Moreury Convorti- economist for the New England 3 ^ STRIKES AHEAD! ford's "fashion Car" beauty Is beauty bulb to lost. New "Bokt- Sueeone for the resegreh Council. Wo. Radio and Hoat In tbs April issue of Ladies' Home Journal, Dr. Neal, one of the steel mlll'e fnamel'* colors ore "boked on” to keep their kntre.. ford's new man. SuccesR for your or. origlnoJ aupportera, hoa teetifled Luxury Lounge Interiors ore upholstered wbh long wearing ford- Mrs. Edmund Novak, one of West Hartford's smart In support of the project before craft fobrlctl These fabrics, like oil ford's Interior oppoltrtments, are physician. And nuccees 1937 Ford Sodon. Radio committees of Oongreaa and the moderns, says:. . "M y two teen-agers like to cook. Connecticut legislature. TTie lat "Custom-Keyed" to exterior colorsl And In ford's roomy Interior you for U8, your pharmacist and Hnotor. ter has under conaideratlon a bill ride comfortably wbh new Automatic Mde Control That's why I insisted on getting a new automatic which would permit the state to adjusting your ride to every rood condition. . . . Here Is a team that 1942 Ford "A" Tudor. uoe the power of eminent domain Hoator. Gas range. It lights without matches, even for to acquire a mill site. fg tested daily—by your W 4 1941 Plymoath Convorti* baking and broiling. Being able to see the flame continued good health. Leffal Notices Wo. Radio and Hnot- and being able to turn it up or down instantly is nr. AT A COURT OF PROBATE hold iJ another reason I would not consider any other range." at Manrh^it4»r within an of Manchrtftcr, In aaJd DlRtrict, de ceased. .11' us too for immediate '47 Olds 4 Hydromotic / The administratrix having exhibited servicing. 4-Deor Sodgm. Radio her adminl.vtration account with aatd ‘ ks ■« ■■ J . 'M - . ■ estate to thia Court (or allowance, It is and Hnotnr. ORDERED: That the 4th day of ■ j;-V4 .'f* i. •.*'•>> •. - .. r 't April. 1951. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at *47 Chnvrolot Flootmas- . V.-, the Probate Office in the Municipal h .’ BulldtnR in said Manchester, be and tor 4-Door Sodon. Ra ' ■■■ 'V .. f • , ,r. the same U aaslftned for a hVarlng on * w the allowance of said admlnletratlon dio and Hootor. account with said eatate and this Court dlrectj that notice of the time- and place aaalffntd for ^ id heartnir be HARTFORD ROAD Kiven to all peraona known to be inter ested therein to appear and be iieard thereon by puhliahhhff a copy of this USED CARS order in Rome newspaper having a rlr- ^ W'.. culatlon In said Distrtrt. at lea.*»t five 270 HARTFOnO ROAD T i t v'^ -j' da>8 before Uie day Of aald hearing. 873 MAIN STHEKT . TE L. 4136 TELEPHONE 2-4IS8 JOHN J. WAULBTT, Judge.
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To Keepsake "for exquisite de sign and brHIionl fashion styling." DILLON SALES «nd SERVICE SIS MAIN STR EET MANCUESTZZ ------— ------— ------" ...... Fnaburg, o f lUdg* atraat, who AikFaett dtod y oUrdsy mofnlnf, wUI bo Party Caucuses Finds Hamlf Loekad Club Lauded 1,400 Youngsters Here See O bitu ary hold tomorrow oftomoon st In a^Local Rast Roan o'clock St tho Watkins Funoral Weigh Jobs BiU On Tax E T ations Homo, 149 Eaat O n tor otroot. A middle-aged Manchestelr By Governor - Hanselp dreteV Operetta Garden Groves Determined to Square Playoff Series Rov. Carl Olson, o f Emanuel Ui- housewife will long remember theran church, will offldato and (Coxtlw *< Froos Page One) her shopping trip this morning i w f i N N O w ) Deaths burtol will bo In the East ceme on Main street. The woman Local Exchange Club Is Children of the fourth, fifth xnd^deslrable that children of this age ' . 9 tery. Friends may call at the fu from tha msaauro approved by the after using the rest room of a sixth grades In all of the public be given an opportunity..^ hear tv fMor. toM On m Ib m p c o tf Republican-controlled Houae laat THE I >t neral home between seven and service station found herself Complimented Upon schools of Manchester, and of the good music, music which uiay per Hosemen Gain K-State Three S a t r ^ M W fraud Mcttpa to be- Mm. Maty E. Straat Knapp week. Goliat New Batting ^ aat «v in tiM rrraaiM borrau Mm. Mary E. Strant Knapp, 9:30 this evening. locked In. “ Freedom Shrine” fifth and sixth grades of St. James haps will never get to hear other Laurels Hold One Game In advance of the caucuses, Ma After 30 minutes, the pro todiM* on the tax ntuma of widow o f Laiman H. Knapp, a parochial school had a special treat wise. Frank Rolatnn jority Leader Bfnjamin M. Leipner | prietor of the station heard a League Honors HeroM Angie ' Point Favtirite former realdent of Mancheater and Governor Lodge today compli this morning at the State Theater The operetta was directed by nabtera aad raacatean. Funeral services for Frank Rol* ( D-Bridgeport )^ aald Democrats | banging noise and he Investi where they were Invited to see a Snfdar aald tbaia baa not baan Hartford, and for the paat 20 yeara mented the Manchester Exchange Moshe Paranuv, dirtKtor o( tha S-tar with Phillies By ston, of 9 Hazel atreet, who died proposed to back the Senate bill performance of the operetta, Lead Over Champions.,^ a raaident of Milford died yeater- gated. He went to the rear of club for the "Freedom Shrine" Julius Hartt School of Music, and M d will ^ Saturday were held at twro o'clock to tha hilt and would resist any the station where the rest "Hanael and Gretel.” EARL W. YOST First Time in 10 Yrars lataroatloital R arim a buraan a day. She waa In her 90th year and ceremonies It plans on April 8, pupils o f the school acted out tha East Siders'Post 36 - 29 thia afternoon at St. Mary's Epis attempt to amend It. rooms are located and discov Some walked from their achools, Bporto Bdltar % ------'N U ^rarfara “ acainat major laacua a native of South Wlndaor. and said he regretted that It copal churcM Rev. Alfred W il Republican leaders were sum ered that a woman was Inside. others came by special bus, and various parts The scenery and all One Time Coal Miner Win Over Vcrplanck Krntiirky Underdog in •rlmlnala” Ha notad it waa the She leavea two daughtera, Mra. would be impossible for him to ac stage effects ware brought out to Tickets Still Available Tnnv Reruhe fo Coach Coach Benny PaganiV ^ h liams nfficiated and burial waa in moned to Governor John I-odge's The stntion owner tried his still others were brought In pri p.i V cage season . . Sweatwater lacome tax man who banrad the Byron E. Weat, of Wapplng, and cept an invitation to attend. Manchester (roift the school. Etoch For Basketball Banquet Laddcrmen in . Finals Finale at ftalkeley Sladlinn (lollrgo Uagr Hrilish American Nine [ra. Hal T. Perklna. of Milford; the Eaat cemetery. The bearers office for a huddle before the OOP key in the door but It would vate cars by parents. All in all a .\(IHs Fuel to Attack; CIlMon, former Globetrotter star Veterans Have Backs Mt tota Scarfaca At Capone, Chlcaro senators held their caucus. Min The club has obtained 28 au total of 1400 youngsters filled the year the school chooses a, produc Bulkeley Stadium In Hartford one granddaughter, Mra. Edgar were William Bray, Thomas niii relcH.se the lock. A skeleton Tlckcta are still available for and now with the New York gtjig oreriord of the prohibition ority Leader Lyman E. Hall (R- thentic reproductions of historical State Theater to capaclt»; some tion suitable for children and goes Mantle Sensational in The East Side HoMmen beat the will be the site of the 1951 N a Minneapolis, March 27— iiT, Tony Berube has been To Wall; Expect Good Gardner, of Devon; two brothera, Wray, Herbert Ingham, Ben key also failed to open the Wednesday night’s testimonial Knicks, sat several rows In front Berlin) said he assumed that the documents to be made available to were forced to stand as there were out to different towns throughout Vcrplanck Laddermsn 36-39 to bo- Kentucky, the Nation's No. 1 named playing-coach of the George W. Strant and Walter A. Housel, Thomas Rogers, and Earl door. Finally, after another fif Yankee W in;' Results banquet In honor of the Nassiff tional Baaeball ^ Congress state ^ of the Ooniiecticut delegation . . *O a or(a J. Schoanemaa. commla- party's policy on the Senate bill ■Manchester schools. * not enough seats to go around. the state giving performances. come the champions of the Police ranking haskethall team, meets British American haaeball Crowd at ’ East Side J’* Strant, of T. Trottef. teen minutes, a key was found Arms' basketball team at the baseball tournament finals. The WNHC-TV In New Haven la ex alontr of Intamal Revenue, fol* would be discussed at the meeting "In these troubled times,” said The operetta was brought to Last year about fliis Jlme another and Fireman Midget Saturday pected to carry alt home gsmra of Kansas Stale, the No. 4 tram, to team for the 1951 season. The The funeral will be held Thura- Masonic services were conduct to fit the door and the woman the Governor, "it Is well that we Legion Home. The affair la be lewed up Snyder’a statement with ed at the Watkins Funeral Home with the Governor. Manchester by the Manchester P. operetta was given here for the By The .\ssociated f’ress Morning basketball league. annual event will be staged at the the New York Yankees and Brook night in Ihe Blue Grass State veteran ri^tcher siiiceedi Second game In the beet out o t Philadelphia Speakers will be Pealiead Baseliall ia tiaaaury offi^Jala teatifled at what I Lodge today to extend the invita- P. T. A. In town contributed funds Phillies' hopes of repeating os Walker and Bob Hall of Yale, of seasons In addition to being Wapplng cemetery. There will be They would be barred also from scenery, and the actors played half ended. mads the announcement following New York University, 8t. John's liminary game between nklahoma night at the East Side Rec at 8:16. * it waa byitod aa the crime probera laat I tion to attend the Vcrplanck in proportion to the number of and Hugh Greer o f the Univer a smart handler of pitchers, no calling hour*. Miss Evx M. Saunders serving aa municipal judges, trial their parts well. Their enunciation champions of the National Speed, plus the sharp ahooting completion of arrangements with , and Manhattan College decided A. A M. and lltlnois for third A preliminary la Hated at 7 o’clock iw talevlaed Bearing before the ached- meg .Stale.” school program were Mayor Har- children from that school which sity of Connecticut. Bill Cooper of Mike Escavlch proved too much yesterday to continue playing haa- 'Pony IS a goml i liili h hitter Funeral servicea for Mias Eva Justices, prosecuting grand Jurors was especlal'y clear. Moshe Para- League. Charlie Blossfleld, president and between two Junior teame. .at nled windup of their inveatlgatlon Bills approved by the House I old A. Turkington, • Edward Kras- were eligible to attend, and funds will bo toastmaster. Mayor for the taller but slower moving krlbnU at Madison Square Garden place, will be Kansas Stste's first and a very smart base runner Mias Bemlre Wheeler M. Saunders, of 20 Linden street and probate Judges. nov delighted his youthful audience Goliat. who hit a nieuk .234 general manager of the Hartford . Coach Benny Paganl'a Orovea -.'n at the end of this week. anout at Los home the bacon when It was over.” West Hartford. Funeral arrange for years. Petition Heard Manchester, the coming of the minor leaguers to eight He has lived up to that promise aad l(OUl8 Bothkopf, both of Cleve from depositing more than $10,- every move of the actors with sidea socking at a terrific <;llp. ' hits using his height to collect twelve will be held prior to the Hartford Angeles. Saddler scored a TKO Benny hopes to even the score ments are In charge of Watkins In the midst of the conferences operetta was built up beforehand by keeping close tab on the team's land, deacrlbed by the committee Delivers Achlress 000 over a perloil of three years Goliat is sparkling in the field. points and capturing most of the event. Manchester will be one of over Salas a year ago In (leve- tonight and force a third and de- ^ Brothers. over the dual job issue, the House in the schools. The story of "Han rapt attention. The morning's Mickey Mantle, sensational condition and exhorting them that aa top rank gamblera, and Jacob In a savlnCs hank or the savings The first hearing on the h.-ink- event proved up to their highest Goliat paced tne Phils to a 6-1 Yank rookie, drove in seven runs rebounds. Norm Hohenthal and the communities with a sectional land . Tlie first major Interna Local Sport elding game to be played Friday ,, received a hatch of unfavorable ruptcy petition of Thurston sel and Gretel" waa told to the tional crew races to be held in "Kentucky can't l>e sny tougher (Oreaay Thumb) Guzik, Chicago On The Holy City’ departmenl of a commercial bank. expectatton.s and now they are victory over the St. Louis Car on a pair of homers, bases loaded half-pint Leo Cyr played good ball tourney. Sectional winners will night. 1? reports from the Motor Vehicles Stauty, of 71 Wells street, this children and they had an oppor America-Cambridge and Yale— than any hue of several teams Gaiwne gangater. I ’crmit banks to spend up to dinals at St. Petersburg. Fla., yes triple and single to pace the New for the losers. Must Stop Diirke committee. Including one on a bill town, was held before U. S. Re tunity of listening to records of eagerly looking forward to the earn the right to play In the finals will lake plare April 14 on the we’ve met this year " Chatter Funerals five per cent of their capital and terday. Mike drove in three Yorkers to a 15-1 victory over the The Bowers Patrolmen walked Tha Grove will have to do a Rev. Fred R. Edgar, minister of which would' have outlawed auto feree Saul Berman in Hartford to- the music. performance of another operetta at Bulkeley Stadium. Hoiisatonte River In Derby. Members of the team themselves surplus or $100,000, whichever runs. The Phils pounded VVilmer University of Southern California over the West Side Laddermen 44- I great job If Uiey w ish to win and the South Methodist church, gave mobile radio aerlala which extend l*lll the cliance for some time and are I ing scorer, Norm Burke. This la Largely attended funeral serv Holy City", before the Men's Fel roof of a car. bankruptcy on March 14. He la which seats the children o f the About Town cheater’s leading professional prize V j4MII*I 3 I HIM i **• Gassified without the nece.ssity of obtain R)iir rung and right hits in five Billy Johnson drove in five runs. the winners while the Reynolds determined to make the most of It seasons In the Easlern l.eagiie, ex I a big assignment and If the Cat ices for Mra. Veronica Rowe Kas- lowship of the Nazarene Church The committee also turned ing the apiiroval of the state Bank represented by Gryk and Gryk, various school.s were to sit in. Each innings. Rookic.s I,<>o Cristantc brothers played best for the Lad fighter, will have to wait until a On the other liand, Kentucky e pel ts to eiilet the Army on April erers expect victory It will havs lauckas, of Springfield, Maas., a attorneys of thl.s town. He report Mi.s.s Ruthelaine Jones, daugh Tile Chicago Cubs na-ied out the laat evening. thumbs down on proposals to commi.ssioner. school was assigned a nearb.v anil Paul .'^tuffcl stopped the I Pitt.sburgh Pirates, 4-3, at San dermen. Rites 'ToiiiorroH coach, Adolph Rupp, the insurance 25. loe won tlie Twilight Rasehall to fiiinil thia task. II former realdent of this town, were While a chaplain In World War ed assets of $38,'> and liabilities of ter of Major and Mrs. Benjamin Advertisementt make automobile diirertlonal sig The Senate received favorable meeting spot out.side the theater Cartla on six safeties. Bernardino, Calif., winning out TTiis ends the season's activities man-farmer-ex-school teacher, can lo-ague bsttmg title Inst summer Coach Pete Staum figures on held this morning at 8:15 at the II, Mr. Edgar had the opportunity $2,371.79 and the largest creditors C. Jones of the local Salvation nals mandatory and to change the reports from its labor committee and when all had gathered at the with a three run rally in the ninth with the prizes remaining to be he depended on to bring his squad with a .600 average. He's a catch keeping his winning combination John B. Burke Funeral Home, fol of visiting Jerusalem during Holy were listed as follows: Army Corps, was the only local The vaunted Boston Red Sox Boston, March 27.—dPI Two form of the Connecticut registra on the bills. One would change the assigned place the entire school, at the expense of Paul Pettit. given out. This will take place this to the floor of Williams Arens, on er-first baseman. I.ast spring he Intact with Fred Booth and Burke SEE PAGE TWELVE lowed by a solemn high mass of Week. He walked over the same Secured--Bemidjl Loan Co., Be- singer who had a part in the per trounced the Philadelphia Athlet men who played with him in "the tion plate to make It more easily name of the state Inter-racial came to the theater in a group. Ransom ajekson homered to tie Friday night. the University of Minnesota went .South with the Phllsdelpliin at forwards, big Jack Perry at the requiem at S t James's church at steps that Jesus Is recorded aa midji, Minn.. $283: Budget Plan. formance of Hansel and Gretel at ics. 9-3. at Sarasota. Chuck 'Philadelphia Athletlc.s' astonish- , identified outside the state. convniissioh to the ('ommlsslon on In an orderly fa.shion one school the score. Two outs later Dee llonFra rBtrolmpn In the best shspe, iiotli Athletics. renter post, with George Brooks 9 o'clock. Rev. James L. Burke, S. having stepped upon, and took Civil Rights. Inc., Manchester $330. Unsecured— the State theater this forenoon. Stobbs and Harry Taylor tliroUle waa the team's shortstop. CoUlna Stale." games before coming North. ttvhig. Suburban Realty Oo., Real- five days i(8 the T t g ^ bowe l-ought the Red .Sox only on tho vveril, Cliff Hagan, ehowed up i^'ltli Friday niglit and not Wcdnenday Lola for Sale .sliding hack ta JiriA tiase"’i|ii the Cowles, ..... The funeral of Charles R. Steen cently decorated parish room. A ...... IIS M eondltloii C’olllns help *hlm rebuild a sore throat and a temperature of niglit aa previonoly announced. The thud Inning. Tl)e OianU.puHpd York ...... RT QigCnun. If ...... EAST SIDE. Excellent lot In resi bum, of 33 Clinton street, who social time with refreshments fol th- game out in the ninth with the team. 99.8 yeeterday. He w-as ordered Garden Grove Jiinlnra will meet dential section. Call Madeline lowed. Zar^'niba ...... Ufi J»7 n ie others will be Joseph and Ihe Don Willis Garage entry. shot hlmaelf Sunday, will be held tiie aid of errors'f»f rooille third---- .White ...... 111 TnUIa ...... 8 M7 33 to bed under a doctor's care and Smith. Realtor. 2-1A42 or 4679. TTiursday afternoon at two o'clock has-man Hal ' Daillfhtcry Vic ; Maiorra S«'''rr* at half l.n)p>24*7 ri.tn>lmen. !• rank Stevens, lifelong friends of treatment. Whether he can start at the John B. Burke Funeral Wertz ami Johnny iBroih. U> nrh 185 Collins, who are cBterera at ball tonight won't be known until game Boys of llie Pollre and Firmieii $ LOTS on Oxford atreet, 60 x 150 En»t hide Hotrmrn 'I parks and race traelts. ' ’Vankeea ^ Home, 87 East Center street. 3 Crime Probers T:ic Bo.stmi Braves rflowncd the time. Rupp said. Midget Basketball !.engiie sIRd the each. Water, sewer, gas and Total.* 183 521 457 14o6 B Collina, who died Sunday night i-os Angelea, March 27— — Rev. Fred R. Edgar, pastor of the CinciTviBlI R bSS?''S-I; at Braden Kansas Slate's star guard and All Star leiigiira are asked to report beautiful trees. Call evenings South Methodist church, will offi (Hscnvlch rf ...... 8 Billy Brows of a recurrent heart aliment at | Whether pitcher Frank Shea ever ton. Fla., scoring twice In the Zwick. If ...... 0 captain, Ernie Barrett, haa a left Friday night at the Bast Side S406. ciate. and burial will be In the Receive Threats Hoy Motors (0) the age of 68. will be burled in will regain the keen form he dUl^ elgiith to win on two hits, a walk n. Jarus ...1 1 1 98 Colo, r ...... 8 later date to get a crack at Ran- shoulder Injury suffered in the Rec nt 6:30 to receive their awards. Thompaonvllle cemetery. and error. RUMoll. rf ...... 1 neighboring Weston after a re- ] played as a rookie for the N e w ... XN COUNTRY Lika atmospbare, Strept^r ...... 91 83 :iolptL Trupln, British lind Euro Western final and may not be up Friends may call at the funeral (Continued from Page One) .Tohnnv flsiii «4wnto» nitlieJ. first SWK^hrHlsr ...... «T' MODt^nouffl,'If ...... 1 pean middlew'elght champion. The I quiem mass at the Cthurch of Uie York Yankeea In 1947 ii debatable. large building lots with shade I .'\dvont (F.plseopal). The mas.* lat to playing a full ga’me in that Doll Finley. Henry Agostinelli home tomorrow evening after five innings for the Braves and Cunllffe ...... 89 ."■chcduled bout In London. Eng He auffered a torn back muscle in troes. Overlook Drive. Wm. T lto r...... Ill Totals ...... 15 case, a six-foot tall high scoring Hinl Toniniy Benoit have nil Hliirtrd seven o'clock. public hearings at Miami, Fla., blanked the Reds on two hits. land. tonight wa-s postpone ills latest comeback try yeaterdaw Fewehi builder. Rtone 7773. Besides hla brother and sister. Papani ... Vrrplanck l.addormrii Ihe Rev. Peter R. Blynn. .Service.* sophomore. Bob Roii.sey, will be training in preparation for the some time ago. Howlr Fox worked seven innings B cause Trupin has an injured hand. Shea was working against the. Mr. Steenbum leaves one nephew. “It was an Intelligently typed for the Reds , nt the grave will be conducted by used by Gardner. ! summer oiildom semi-pro boxing University of Southern California - pkiJr. OR Lease. Main street bual- Toiflia 483 470 1106 I. Cm rf ...... 3 The Brown-Tiupin b ait was to Norman Bjarkman, a resident of letter but I did not turn It over to The Brooklyn D od^ra defeated Plckral If ...... 1 ! the Rev. Wliilney Hale. Kansas State, apparently on its ' season. The trio of West Side nine when he had to leave tha ^ naee location. UsOd car permits : I Roland Molort have been a semi-final to the main substantial victory over Oklahoma | .youngsters is handled by Pete Ven- East Hartford. officials," Hunt said. s combination of their farm hands i bi i»wn ...... 100 .Sheppar-i If ...... 0 event between British iieavy- I ..\ ma.*.s will be said for Collins mound In the second Inning. .Dri* available. Also industrial land, Tobey expressed surprise at a 6-3. at Vero Bcadll.. Fle.^ Milt | V. hintrc k ...... 101 Holx-titlial, c ...... 2 111 St. Martlia's Catholic church A. A M the No. 2 ranking team. rma ii ...... 113 Darlhip. Ip ...... 5 I hr .Sox lie helped gatlier. are cently, was made a three to four; Mrs. Burton Hagenow of Trot Tobey, Jr., published by the Boston Ftoridp Inti Lca"U f club, frac ...... m.-, European heavyweight title. Coach Pal Bolduc of Ihe Silk City would be unable to pitch. Phone 8216. liaiiiing for llic .Yiiicricaii League i |«)jnt favorite by local oddsmnker. ■ ter street has returned from An- Globe, that the Senator "without tured his ankle sliding home. .liu: 1 ». '■.Jarvm T' 12 .■i-D 29 Brown has ilinibcd the fl.slii baseball team reports his per Dodgers sonla, where she was called by the knowing it. hat had protection 34 R'lniano end Dan Bankhead Ilm- .season. The team will forego prac- That. Rupp said, was an unusual sonnel 1.S "a secret." The Aces will SH ACRE LOT with well. French kt half time. 13-11 Ho.kcmen. ladder during the past twelve Vero Beach, Fla., March 27—(IF) - illneas and death of her father, hours a day and protection will T..U!; M9 480 553 1555 lice In honor of Collins. nllustlon for his team because " I t ’s present a much strengtheiied llne- Road, Bolton. Call 8770 after 6 month.* and has been fighting —Brooklyn Dodger M an ager '♦ Joseph Nadeau, which occurred continue.” main bouts froin Providence to lirneral Manager Joe Cronin | time In my memory of iip this summer. Charley Dreeaen hasn't given up p . m . Solimme. on March 19, with burial In An- " I did not know that, although L a i l l l Sa Minneapolis. During this time he and uuUicidcr led Williams had, years or so that we'il go into yet on pitcher Rex Barney, his er-- sonla. Besides his wife, Mrs. Pirkf> 341 I Vi aliiuts planned to fly noi th for the funer- ' ^ game ihe iinilerdog.'' PXM SALE — Vernon, building we had police protection during UoMPtt I went ten rounds with champion Tropliie* for town fable tennis ' ralic righthander. He has ordered ^ lots, three miles from Manches Cora Nadeau, he leaves another the New York hearings," Senator K'kbrork Sugar Ray Robinson. |al but were convinced to remain I ^ ,ciioiit crowd of over 18.00b, ( hanipioii Ed Henta he and runner- j Barney to rejjiln the main Brook- daughter, Mrs. Nelson Tyler of ter. Twenty minutes from Hart Tobey said. Mnska . Gain Rec Playoffs Tile local 160-pounder plans to with tho club by Collin.*' widow. | expected to watch tonights' lip Mike Pierro hin r arrived and l.vn squad at Miami on Wedneiday, Vernon and Sarasota, Florida; a She and Edward T. Collins. Jr., ford via WUbui Croat Highway Vlttnrr tour Europe before coming back : games. are now on display at the West | Olaato sister, Mrs. William Kuger and 'a to this country. He Is a native ' are here but the great baseball .Side Ree. | l.«keliuid. Fla., March 27—(JPi— Call R. Kahan, Vernon. Phone Tutala 536 525 525 1586 Well aide Xe« brother. Frank, of New Haven. For Young Girls Final atandlngn ^ of Italy. liRiire's other sAn will be unable to Spider Jorgensen, the third sarker RockvtUs 585J3. Mr. Nadeau had occasionally .Msnrhe.ter Aato Parli (ti leliirn from Pari.* in time. He is W. L Shota Here and There, I*ep Ring Winii«‘r, All lie. .Senior Bn*kelhall : recently joined the New York visited his daughters In this sec V. DcJla Fer* ... __ 79 106 706 •364 01h.''» 74 14 the Rev. I'mil Collins, an Episco- r.YprU'izrl ...... 84 80 . 87 260 Wonder how many golfers will I.,eagur maiiHgeis will hold a spe- Giaiila. made his first appearance ‘ tion. rtraiii's ...... «£ 23 improve their game after getting j pnlian priest. Sobarbu for Ssic 75 K. DpIIa Fera ... . . 103 82 IXi Le( * Estn ...... M .34 cml iiieeUng tonight St 6:30 al aa a I9.M Giant yexterday. It was I..nvpll ...... 107 m 99 317 tips from Byron Nelson on Ed Injures Slioiildei Pont Office ...... B.1 Vi I the East .Side Rec, All managers not an impressive debut— he struck NEAR LAKE— 66 acres, one-half Amandun Freebnrg Banning ...... 115 9S U4 327 Sullivan's Sunday night's teevec i Cravat l.eatar Roll Off McCnnn'i ...... 43 44 jare urged to attend. out aa a pinchhitter against the * cleared. Attractive 6 room house, Funeral services for Amandus Motor Oils mid I^ubrieSsta show? . . Friday night's boxing Tottlii ...... Welnut SI eet Tavern ...... 43 44 Miami Beach, Fla., March 27 I Detroit Tigers. furnace, etc. Garage, private ... 488 486 503 1476 Kaceys ...... 43 44 show at Madison Square Garden | Team So. % Distributed by .Mtnntrh ...... 81 114 115 310 i/Pi Former featherweight cham- | Brave* ponds. 1,000 ft. road frontage, nart/orl Road Grill ...... ,3S 5(1 w III he looped by a ten rotmder : pion WllUc I’ ep's unanimous decis Silk City baseball team will M.tkNCIlESTrn ,\lTO I'.VRTS Toronto -- Alan McFater. 138, Renu’a ...... 311 32 DwiD.d ...... ,.. 8S J25 96 ,lf)9 hoM an Indoor h.asehall drill Fri Bradenton, Fla., March 27—(g5— $7,600; $2,000 required. South' Corn Cob Holder between Gene "isilent” Hairston t ‘oil n«-( . .., .. 9.*) 87 no 292 ion over Pat lacobuccl of Cincin •XA1LCMA- 24 Maple .st. ,tel. 2-4528 ' Toronto, knocked out Mike Kelly, PfMkett’a ...... 33 and Kid Gavllan . . Pre-game drill day night at the YMCA at 8 Tommy Holmes, for nine years the ward Agency. WlUimantlc 3-2736, I 141 >2. Jacksonville, Fla. i6 ). Indies' ...... 27 41 Krotl ...... lU ao 99 291 nati last night may be a costly one. T H A N ^ P r of the Kentucky Wildcats _ la.'d R. SiliubPit . 105 10$ 126 339 o'coi k. right fielder on the Braves, left the avanings Lyme 109W8. Diana a ...... 32 44 Lon Vlscnsl. Ftp's msnager, dis Tribal camp today for Myrtle ao INCH scR nm b r i n c s y o u High taam alnzle. K. nt C. .Olliea 44t. Saturday night at the Garden was closed after the fight at Miami j High team triple. Olltea 1477. alone worth the price of admis Tolaii ...... 411 514 546 1541 Beach Auditorium that Pep h'^ t Ruth Dowd was a member of Beach, S. C., where he will aoaume • O l A M R . M U C H TM M CTU M S High ind. alnxle NowlekI 174. sion. Oiach Adolph Rupp's cag- Temm Na. 4 the managership of Hartford, Boo^ WantrO— Keal Batata 77 WilBon ...... 99 96 aa 381 his left shoulder In the first round j the Two-Hartfords' entry, cham- High Ind. triple. Tazzart 423. era, ranked the best in the nation, nnd the Injury may delay a re- plons In the Hartford Glrl.s Insur- ton farm club In the Claos A Eaat* MW Earijr Amtrkan cabinci •• WhtilMi tk doM m fat, ibif 20 io. nctaap^ IliZh single. No mark. TwsronI'.e. V'erona . 102 102 91 295 ern I^eague. , FOR PROMPT action and person blend with tfsdicioCMl ssttiogi. Brighter, clehm, gave a thirty minute demonstra .1. Murphy ...... 107 9.1 99 299 lurn mutch with .Sandy Baddlor In mice Ba.sketball l.,eHgue during the br bbdi oAc gini yaa Attftr, Modicf fictsm.' Lueaa 94. tion of precision passing and Hia former teammates will ’ al attention Hat your property Mudier pkTures on thk 17 io. rceuaguUr blsdt Dt|M«4a-pUi ciMnit, fa aotj pn tam t ia Koul K. Murphy .. .. \\l 99 98 908 New York in June. past Seasfiii. Eleanor Vlttner per- with Douglas Blanchard, Realtor. cube. 2 iinple coatrob . . . juit tura h oo ind rnfonauct. tawn taag tiaatta-lna Mfrkt. __ ...... „ ' shooting before meeting Illinois .\f1niny . ... . n o ' 103 144 957 VlNciisi said Pen would go to formed With Uio" Travelers, run- travel to 8 t. Petersburg today for 5447. •elect your sucioo. Depeode*BUt Bowtd grilb oHOit is tkh 1 . . Center Bill Spivey, the Bcvcn Tampa today to nave an X-ray nerups in the Girls League. Both s game with the St. Louis Card-' tbesiii is factory pee-ttsctd! ? P '»«‘*|foot giant, la one of a few players TotalB ...... 629 493 518 1540 mad^. He said It was the same girls also play with the Manches- Inals. t.efty Bob Chipman and Mfcnr~]- Bik4a-AM in the Wezt Side Bowling league Actually drop the leather URGENTLY Needed, Modern Moon 17K4 ahouider Pep had Injured In hla ter Polish American (Tlrls. right hander Normie Roy are ex- -j homea, 2 to 4 bedrooms. Cash took place last night. McCann a ! nets from above the Michigan !4tate aponsor* 13 laat fight with Saddler. pected to share the pitching as- buyers waiting. Call Suburban I • • • "Phis writer enjoyed the •aporlJi In iiitercolleglHte competi The flashy former champion oiil- Ernie Johnson pitched three In- I ■.aw Realty Co., Realtors, 49 Perkins of 1643, while Walnut Street Tav game along with members of the tion. TTiey are football, baaketlwll. claased Iarobni-~ offer for property. See ua before Lasl Night Fights Today waa listed as an open date you eell. the mest gorgeeus cabbet Only the top six teams qualify for "that's the set I wanL At tho playoffs. Arkansas Senator Knocks Danelng Danny Falcone dropped for the Boston Red Box Imt thsy' Phone 6273 The roll-offs for the champion a six round decision to Alec Flm- will play the Detroit 'Hgari. BRAE-BURN REALTY , By The Associated Press The game waa Hated for tomor- ship o f the W est Side Bowling Milwaukee—Irish Bob Murphy. hers, 126,. of Phoenix, Arizona, I've seen...exacdy what I last night St the Valiev Arena In ' ''ow but there will be no practice SEL L IN G? Contact thia office for a price I can affM/ League start tonight. The sixth Alumni for Cage.Scandal 174•», San DIegjp, knocked out Joe pisce Walnut Street 'Tavvpn en Blackvvooil. 165',3, New York 131. Holyoke. FaU-onc's w eight was , • he Sox tomorrow out of prompt and dependable service. also annonnreil at 126 pound*. reajiecd to Eddie Collins, their tale Alice esampet Agency. Phone 2- try will roll the fifth place Mc- Miami Beach Willie Pep. 127, want Washington, March 27 — oP)— > thus make a mockery, a farce nf ______. - . vice president. Collins died Sunday 4543 or 2-0880 or 3-0038. (Mnn team. The match will eon- Hartford. I'kinn.. outpointed Pal stot o f the best out o f three game*. Senator. William Fulbrlght (D- the whole concept of amateur sport lacobuccl. 126. Cincinnati (10). and his funeral will lie In Boston tomorrow.’ READY to eellT This office In need The alx teams .qualifying for the Arlc) accused the colleges today for the health and qntertalnment Providence, R. I.- - Rocky Mar of 4-5-6-7- room aingles and 2- roll-offs in tho order they flfiished of corrupting their "hired ath of our young men. ciano, 186 3-4, Brockton, slopped I Sports Mirror Bill Wight and Ellis Kindar Will .family houses. What have you? 8SM in regular oeason play are: ( 1) letes and atudent bodies with "the "They corrupt not only the hired A rt Henry, 184',», New York (9). pitch against the Ttgdro, Buyers waiting. Call, wrlta or 4 - 1 2 pn. Olliea, (2) Paganto, ( 8 ) Lee'a Es cynical, immoral doctrine that one players, but also the entire atudent Holyoke, Mass. Charlie Anglee Today a’ 'Year Ago—The NBA Two more rookies were optioned phone (all reply: confidential). so f4 ) Post Office, (5) McCann's must win at any cost.” body who learn from their elders L54 3-4, Pawtucket. R. I., outpoint championship fight between Ezzard today, shortstop Al Richter to Howard R. Hastlnga, Odd Fellowa By Sue Boraett snd (6 ) Walnut Street Tavern. He criticized the schools and the cynical, Immoral doctrine that ed Honey Chile Johnson, 150, Phil Charles and Freddie Beshore was Louisville of the American Associa Bldg., at tha O nter, 489 Main Two dell^tful frocks for the 1 7 M C H T V , Koetri their alumni alike, showqring on one must win at all costs. adelphia ( 10). cancelled for the second time. tion and right handed pitcher Jim Bchucu Hartsell to Scranton. ■treet. Phone 3-1107. girls of the family that are simple PM/AMIUB H « lOS 107 S3* them blame for the recent college "A by-product of this doctrine, Lewiston,----- Me. .Larry Griffin Five ybars Ago — Charley to sew. A t top, a button front no 104 103 ^ ( basketball bribe scandals centered the Qccessity fqr big money, leads. 134-j, 5907 1 7 I N C H Mahoney lOS M 100 ; Stanceu was the first pitcher to I l.»fUs l.*agae W E H A V E good ciistomera willing atyla that’a a Joy to launder. Be Jaskolka 134 1*1 — ^ ' in New York. naturally to betting and to the Lundy 134, Portland, Me. (10). go the route for Yankees In spring | gDli The Arkansas senator charged shocking episode of the widespread ' Newark Tony Cimnilno. 154, to buy real estate in all Motions low, yoked dress In contrast with T A i L l . T O n Ruaoonl sa«*aeee«*4 *5 — 107 trr ’ Ing. blanking Dodgers 3-0. 1 Maachesisr (3) aad at an prices. Are you MUing By Mrs. Aaae Cabot drawstring waistline. CassidI . — 11* *7 310 colleges use "hired players,” “ make bribery of basketball players In Bayonne. N. J.. outpointed Billy B A K I L I T I CAIINIT... ClMenw aaatmm mjVmp la a t«a« n* »ii4 M Ten Years Ago—Pauline Betz { Lupaechino ...... no 134 84 US your home? For prompt and In- Protect your hands from hot pots Pattern No. 8684 is s aew-rita ------1 a mockery” of the whole spirit of New York.'' Wyatt, 155's, Trenton, N. J. ( 8 ). B.v.rick ...... Mk aU-ktftaaa aWaa. »7 la. n o u a i^ Totala .... won the National Indoor tennl.s n » 92 toe SOS and pans with this sturdy com cob perforated pattern In sizes 6, 8, 10, Greet low coei TV vbIm ! 17 In. reetapguUr y^l •■ki tat Twre-Vltw” f l M .. ■ 'X iA « VakF "1 find it difficult to blame the I San Francisco— Alex Amador, Deriantl! ...... no 115 108 S38 toOUgent aarvice oall Madelina Walast atrM*S L t *** *** sports and must share the j title, defeating Dorothy Bundy. potholder. It Is easily and quickly 12 and 14 years, Size 8, 2W yards senea ghtt )ou «>ory ioch of the fHccurr * fM «a4 AM ... H f * ■uUM’lr fhiaizwA blame when scandal results. players,” Fullbright said. "They ■ 145, San Francisco, knocked out Wllkl* ...... 103 108 m 309 Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4{79. ... C«aaaat iwmS MMift ipact. A. Maataro ...... 127 *3 Twenty Years Ago— Ernest S. Imltted In yellow and orange yam of 86-inch; 3 yards trimming. . . . itinpltf 2 control mrung . . . Depufida A one-time college football stare are but following a Jogical seque'hee Mongo Luciano. M 5 'i. San Fran 1 M. Coriwnti ...... >1 IM IH n t • *w eUU»9MAW SOW T^e *W nrffi Koalckl ___...... »4'l41 Barnard, pre.sident of the American with green leavea and a hanging Pattern No. 8664 Is a sew-rite Bill cheiiis i$ f>te-tc$te In te r n No. 6907 consists of ^ good signel ereu. Philips ...... Miim llerg fleto Revenge Untbavr HEARING-AID 10 and 12 yeara. Size 6, 2 >4 yards ...... 113 l« i a speech prepar^' for Senate de- { by pressure from the alumni.” Evhlhllion Rasehall Krup* ...... 106 •s *4 3*0 complete knitting Inatructions, iqa- o f 30-Inch; % yard contrast. '\ G08tylD . eeeeeeeeeeea lit 118 n. IM Totala ...... *3* m 448 1U£ livery today. Bock in the 1930'a Fulbrlght was v r M .rek 97 tortol requiremanta, stitch illua- For these patt4ms. Mad 26o for He related hia criticism to an j a halfback for the University of Oomotti a^eeeeeeaaaee 131 11* r 883 Teslerday’s results: Salvatore ...... 101 N BATTERIES tratlona and finishing directions. each, plus 6c for flrat-ctoss mail Guthrie ssf appeal for a review o f the moral Arkansas under coaches Oeorge 11* U4 Bend 20c plus 6C for firat-claas IIS 834 Boston (A ) 9, Philadelphia (A ) RUSiy s ee e'a tea eeeaea l a lit 111 8Z3 Psr id! Hsutac-AMa ing for each pattern ordered. In Lemoureaux 103 305! aUutdards of government and for ' McClaren and Francis Schmidt. He ***'' pro, had rerange. toda> 3. mailing. In coins your name, ad- coine, your name, addrsH, alzea Hewitt ...... 92 834; congressional action to "help our ! still haa a couple of trick knees as • '" • t * '" ’ F *t o Sullivan of Totals ...... Chanibera 7. New York (A ) 16,' Southern m U t 131 114$ dreae and the pattern number to desired, and the pattern number to ^ j country reaffirm or reestablish a ‘ souvenirs of the gridiron. Orange. Conn. Miss Berg won th e ,^ *,., , . Aane Cabot, TIm Manchester Bive- Snow Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve i higher concept of public conduct.'* I He captained the univeraity ten-1 Sandhill* Women a ^ ^ New York (N ) 5. Detroit (A) 4. B M H e d e h nlng Herald, 1160 Ave. Amertcaa, ning Herald, 1160 Ave. Americas, >1 f 444 •*Our collagee.' under axtreme ' nla squad, learned a good game of i ni*nt here yeeterday a flnUh-i Chicago (N) 4, Pittsburgh (N) New York 19, N. T. Total! New Torit 19, N. T. pressure from ihe alumni," Ful-1 golf, and aa a Rhodes Scholar a t ! ^ 54-hola ^otal o f 221,13^ Cincinaati—(g)—Paul Needleworic Fane — Anne Cab- I The Spring and Summer Faghloa $045 Rock#y sA ft GIftiet bright dteland, "have become so' Oxfopd won a berth on all-British j t^a fKOOO prize Boston (N ) 3, Oncinnatl (N ) alteraato gaalto pt tha. a ta M g new album to hera. Dozens contains 48 pages of new styles; 19 17 ^ riNf intent upon winning footb|ill. and ! lacrosse team that toured the U n i-' . ^be made Ui* bast pro 1. Mohawlia u th* Ap of fSKinating new designs, gifts, special features; fabric news; American League Ptoyeffa basketball games that they use i ted Statea. i score In last week's Utleholder's ' PhiloAelphia (N ) 6. St. League, to ia -i dsooratloiu and special featurea . . STANEK Electronic Laboratories American Designer Originals; gift Hltliburg 9. Springfl'eld - 0 any means to gain their ends." He was president of the Unlvor-; toi'rnament st Augusta only to (N ) 1. tlcketa to see himsefiF- PtPTi Plus 4 gift patteraa and directlona. 481 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. EAST TELEPHONE 2-1124 IK R K I ffirn in , II NNIF. 7IK IM fll lK ITM l (M in i. IISIM I. f l» l I tl., A U lllll, tk • r a . W . 4 1 M patterns printed inside the book (Pittsburgh leads best-of-6 strUih, "T h ey hire players who are not | sity of Arkansas from 19.39 until',.finish four alroke*. behind MJ.»* Brooklyn (N) 6, Vein I beault doublea ae ' 26 cento. Don't miss $#-Mnd 25 cents today. & 20.) bona fide etudenta" he said, "and 1911. i O'SuUlvan. j AH-St*r» 3. eger In the Oncinnd MANCHESTER EVENING H E R >^. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDA'Y, MARCH 27,1961 PAGE nAiHUHCSTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 27. 1951 Ma tuonekville f o lI.KS k s BY FUNTAINBFONTAINE FUX Oli'l DUK WAY BY J. It WILLIAMS loilR HOARmNC HOI'SB with MAJOR HtHIPl.B Privals iBsirBrtlsBS f t Hslp WaaMf— Malt Artktas far 8iUa AbIm m WIm far Sals 4 Offafai IB M HoasalioM Goods SI Knnnif) VViihout Hoard 59 HOLY SMOKE./ m s 1 DON’T s e e HOW OH,NDVW,90C*A ’ AMD NOW, FCLLOW OVULSblD SUM j G o q a WHOCAiO^ ^ S&n y o u FLUFFY —VNC’RE IM- UPilUE MORALE OP AMERICA we'Re 0BAr PRECISION Saw Ulng, aid aawa WANTED—Men to take eero. of TOUR SPRING painting needs. MAH Fr8H»^*s Fa m o u s F l i v v k k SHSPPSd’ TIME. AN’ RUFFLES /•ov/ooR 1 xmmEd i a t b d b u v b r t CHAMBERS Furulturo for that A BREEZE BUTWIN’ e,nr anv work______done \ PROVIN' ^ fWNESCAN AFTER A ll THE Sense and Nonsense retoothed. Oacar Johnaon, 90 TUTORtNO in mathematics, cham- all display work. Apply la per- Now sale priced at Wards, Hera'a FURNISHED Room for rent. Call tSBeiNG P0I6ONBD BY A FEW «> •■ v " NSW ifsi mn>BONs new gas or electric range. A THAT HOBS HAIR WATCHIN'OUTOUT FERAW.-,FERANTB^ , COP RAIDS Summit atreet. Tel. SOSO. istry and physica. TtL S-4014. eoa to Mr. Marvin, Montgomery a chance to save real money on 2-8061. RATTLERS,'TARANTULASi' SSU-yPMH SPREADINI9 YHE DKrrA-ie good selection ot apartment or RtdHTTHIB w e KIN" , DISMAL WORD THFCt OUR iNeWB BEEN I ttep m d e Tor your car. Sea ua Ward, your spring painting needs. Many regular slae rangea Complete 1 r o N T s e e VINEGARROONS, HEEL. rrtcxxSH Th« Bpeaker TWs’a Thot e. FURNISHED Light housekeeping FLIES. HIGHWATER XDN T w e FRee peMocRACV « i ENOIXsM •rH«JU6H,WHO’5| A o t o TOOBBDIS ftrat for the beat deaL RBPAIRINO BY S.uart R. Wol- items in Wards wide selection are line of home furnleblngi, email vexi GiT ANY Bhe’a an gfur-dlnnsr apsaksr In times of stress and stniB oMI room. Centrally located. Lady pre AN’ Hair ■ IITRIPOP ■DooMeo/— “rHe m o o r. WITHOUT BCACED o f : .■ cott on waatilng machlnaa, vao- Bastneas Opportunltiw fZ reduced to save you extra doUare. EATIN’ D O ie,- BUf=«N-^S; And a mamlxr of ths clan— trial, perform your duty with 61 WANTED—Truck driver. Call appUan.ee and T.V„ Visitors wel ferred. Phone 6888. PICKIN’ OUT— . STRIKES fiOR U%1t>OeFeNO< STALIN a n y c o m m ie . GLAM lFfH) ADVT. McCLURE AUTO CO. uum elaanera, ..loton, amall ap- Compare values like theee: Warde come. 501 Middle Turnpike East For aho’n alwaya after dinner •mile. Go takoeyour neighbor BsR- STS Main Street pllancaa. Walding and cutting. PROMINENT Radio and telavialon 5125 or 6096. LlBER.TieSf When ahe speaks to any man. the hand; proclaim your faith >m DIPT. BOUISt super House paint gal. in S’s, Hours 9:80 to 5, 7:30 to 8:30. V(AR-/fUMW?f I f a c e s Tel. 3-9443 Motor roplaceroenta A-1 Repair, •ales and aervlca. Forced to sac- •eg. 24.49--24.27. Oal., reg. |4A9 ^parlmentB. Flats, Lulu Netbaway our dead land. If you aro called to tiM A. M. •• «t«i P. Il* rifles due to illnees. Write Box take a part, be sure you siTOO Sales, ISO Main. Phone 8S97. — 24.37, Wards super flat wall A.B.C. DE LUXE model Skinner : Tenemrnts 63 A, Herald for partlcularo. MAN FOR SALES and washer. Almost new. Call Alan- Tlie nurse, motioned to one of with all your heart. And Ihougb laST FORD Ooupa, Qood condition. DOORS OPENICD, keya Stted. paint qt„ reg. 98c—86c; gal., reg. cheatec 59^5. TWO R(X)M Apartment. Working 'It- the expectant fathera and an the task seem dull and tmall, ro* CBH 9-S779. copied, vacuum cleaners, Irons, BAKERY ROUTE SERVICE 23.29—22.97. Wards euper gloae, nounced, "You have a fine eon.” mcmber-.-lt la done for all. You qt., reg. 21.86 — 2117; gal., reg. adults preferred. Private en guna, etc. repaired, ahears, GOOD BUY.S In used ranges and Another man dropped hH rtgar- cannot stand aside and aay: U yn -S tm O i lo a f h a M inoa«n> We’re Looking For Men Who Are Neat and willing to work 24.69—24.37. Werda super aemi- trance. References. Write Box K, knlvea, mowers, etc. put in con refrigerators at Barstow’s— two eite, Jumi>erl up and cried. ”.Say, "someone will do my share today.** 4oc. Brown pawn, froan oollar. DO TOU MEED DOW COST Liooking For A Career gloss, q t, reg. 21 26—61.08; gel., The Herald. transportation T . dition for coming needs. Bralth- for advancement. Good start Olenwoud combination oil and what’a the lile«'’ | wA* H"re liefore ...UndImmed by clouds of hhta Ohild’a pat. Yldni^ af Hlfh walte, S3 Pearl street If you are intereated In a posi ing pay and employes benefit reg. 24.39—23.97. Montgomery he wa»!’’ and fear, we need to keep our Vi»> •mat. FhMM 1.M14. 1941 PLYMOUTH TUDOk Ward, Main street gas, one all white 4 and 4. 259.95 THREE R(X>M heatad apartment, tion with a bright future . . . perfect. One, 2 and 4 oil and gas furnlahed, newly redecorated. Call Ion clear: America is truly groat, 1940 CHEVROLET TUDOR PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical plan. Ufe lA a fnigment, a moment liorause the -people rule the atato. 229.95, perfect. One like new, 2- 8028. l o s t —Brown, abort haired dog. contractor, malntenabce and arlr- If you’re aiming for eolld e*» PEAT HUMUS, 24 per yard, two between two olarnlllca, Influenceil j We are not forced to love our Strayed m n y waaring rod oollar. 1940 CHEVROLET SEDAN curity with excellent wagec, •alary Apply In Person yards minimum. a bag. Bon- N-600, Electrolux gaa refrigera 1941 CHEVROLET TtnMDR tng for Ugbi and power. 40 Foster by all thet has preceded, and to In- land, or subject to an iron band— Kama Sandy on collar. Howard. street Phone S80S. and commlaelon . . . Alr Peat Company. 6515. tor 2109.95. One gaa refrigerator fltience all that follow*. The only nor do we bow to class or kings; Paul Broome. Amaton, Conn. Tal. 1940 DODGE TUpOR SINGER SEWING MFG. CO. 259.95, One five ft. Westlnghouse BusintM ixicatlons If you want the advantages of 64 way to llliimlne It 1h by extent of but to the true and simple things: WilUmantic StS702. 1939 HUDSON TUDOR j. your own buslneee without the 832 Main St., Manchester LOAM. Must be removed for build 235. One nine ft. Westlnghouse For Kent view. rho will of God, whose pisn ia ing purposes. 27, per 6 yard truck Theae cam are all In good (run FURNITURE ReHnlahed and re headachee.” 269. One 6 ft. Westlnghouse with ROOMS Avfeilable at 564 Center William Kllery fhanning good, for qnIversAl brotherhood. IX)8T—A graphic film holder and paired. Phone 2-9533. load. Maximum haul at above brand new unit and 4 year guar The dignity of every man; what film batwean Weldon’a Drug Store ning condition. If you’re a crackerjack aaleeman WANTED —Distributor for Vita street, suitable for offices or (or would like to be). price IH miles. Call 7195 or 2- antee 2115. One 9 ft. moulded Nothing cooUe your Kooae mailer nice or Creed or clanT Hia and Taleottvllle. Return to Wal- ANTK^EB Keflniabed. Repairing Orange In this area, full or part 2784. store. Business zoned. Call 2-4217, MEET- McCLURE AUTO CO. If vou’d like to profit by a grade car-top boat, like new, 2110. 1-5 preferably 8 to 12 noon this week .(WG WON'T I quicker Ih'.iii a boiling t-mper right to live and work and pray, don’e Drug. dona on any rurnituro. Tiemann, time, car or small truck necee- 5-17 s-u j O 378 Mein Istreet A sales m ining program . . . H.P. outboard 259. Barstow’s. only. GET ANV each In his own unhindered way: 189 South Main atreat Phone sary. No capital required. For In 18” POWER MOWER 289.95. 21” Just north of P.O. Phone 3234. The world la bleaaed iiio.at hy Yet Hlwaya for the good o f all, Telephone 2-9442 2104.95 with famoue make Brlggs- SPACE IN 5043. If you’re seeking a really fine formation write, 'The- California Established 1922. V U esc V 6 F*’ _ PRAVDA= men who do thltiga, and not by the great muat not enslave the PcrwHials product with a proven reputation, Fruit Juice CO., 50 Guinan street, Stratton motors. Cole Motors STORE FOR Rent, 216 Spruce THE HORSES MUST GO street. Apply Diana’s Soda Shop, USti those who merely talk about them. small; and every man muat be a CLEAN CARS UNDER CEILING one backed up by continuous ad Waltbem, Mass. 4164. HOSPITAL Beds and wheel chair* Jamea Oliver part of thia, our nation’s pulaiag DRIVINa TO Florida April 11. Can WRITTEN GUARANTEES HeoaehoM Scrrleca vertising to public . . . or call 2-80! ?. Not Complelely! LANK I.KONAKU accommodate 1 o. two lady pae- for sale or for rent. Rates rea- heart.. ,l>ird -make ua frea from 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN Offered 13A If you enjoy meeting people and WANTED—Full time porter. Ap GOOD FILL for -aaie, cheap. De aonable. Keith Furniture Co. ■engcra. Heleruncea required. OFFICE IN Orford buUdlng. Real ^OH.THAT’S TCkfllilf X TM*T’28k;HT, , I JUST TOlO Y OOOM J IT’S A *-J P HA'hAIHO! j f HAf HA! NOW An onion and carrot were good guile and greed. Inspire us in our 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN talking to them . . . ply In the morning. Pine Pastry, livered or Ladca on your own Phone 4169. friemia In a giirdeii. One ilav the present need. Let peoples know WriU Boa Q, Herald. 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN CURTAINS Hand laundered In 658 O nter street. Tel. 2-9435. . truck. Apply at j. b, cornes Broad estate, protessional. cto. Apply MKnttY/HrSfiOINa ) we.CLANCY/ M«.CL*NCT»ANP TaAGeOy.MICHAfi; Mumr>:mumps; nm;HA! -■.( rntmiLiHAS KlALLrHi$ ITOSTAY If you're a licensed driver . . . .Marluw'a. TOMSSIMEWNOLI / irSA2HAMr ^ onion wna& pulled up by ttie gar welcome to save—to free, but 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN my home. 24 hour aervlre. W c’Il atreet and Middle Turnpike West, 8 ET. HOME Freezer. Famous MR. HOULIHAN WAS "X 1 CAN JUST SCI tM ho! ha; ha; A in u p T ^ ! ha! , t h e PROSPiC.n HUl School for CONV6NTION / y -6 U T IT JUST ■ THESE -SOHE KNOWS) 6TAN0IN6 THERE ^ ho; HO! dener. "We will meet again," the never to enslave. That though the young chUdran Pre-fclndergarten, 1947 OLD.SMOBILE SEDAN pirkup and deliver. Box M, Herald WE’VE GOT A JOB FOR TOU! or call 7195 or 2-2784. Gravel and make, list 2249.95. We purchased SMALL STORE at 15 Maple onion shouted at the carrot. night seem black above, we battle 1946 CHEVROl.ET SEDAN Salesmen Wanted .33 A q*ncLPfp/ IT, TOO' J------COMfliTlLY kindergartan. Arm grade Monday loam available at other locations. a carload. Brand new. Sealed street, near Mam Suitable fur j'UN.x .'ilNIiS,*' HY HKRSHBLKCKR 6TUNNBP/ / "W here?” sobbed the carrot. "In In the name of love, 1946 OLDSMOBILE 6 CLUB FLAT FINISH. Holland window Theae are the advantages en units. 25 extra for 5 year war through Friday. TranaporUUon sbadea made to meaeure. All small business or office. Apply the soup," yelled tile onion. And —Karl Flaater COUPE joyed by a Borck and Stevens route QUONSET HUT. Very good con- rantee. Sale price 2169.95. It will the onion was right about it. fumicbed. Mro. Lela Tybur. direc 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE metal Venetian bimda at a new man and if you think you fill the AGENT OR DEALER dition. Completely insulated, par Edward J. Holl. 1UU9 Main street. tor. Phone 4207. save you real money on the price In Kaibmir the Government la 1946 FORD 2-DR. low price. Keye made while you bill, contact us at titioned into rooua Modern bath, of meat alone. Brunner’s. Inc. PROFESSIONAL Offices to rent. Doctor—Sure I can cure yotir 1946 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION wait Marlow's, WANTED dividing largo oatatea among tba kitchen cablneta built in. Ideal “ Like the acrobat—It's the turn Center of Main street. Excellent cold (who began coughing and COUPE 27 Charter Oak Place (Rear) pcHsants. Rvidently It la determin AalowotHlaa Foi ttair 4 for couple wit.i child. Movement over that counts.” 358 East Cen opportunity for doctor, ing government bonds la ple cement, umbrellas repaired features no other window has. single basin, one f.6” cabinet sink. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. makes. Marlow’e. With double basin. One concrete p. m. / Friend—Did anybody In your standing up for the Star B'pianglad 1949 FORD 8 CYL. CONV. men’s shirt ooUars rovers^ and Help Wanted— Fenal# S5 VKH .DORV V'RlMtD ? TATO VI yABD ON. Banner even when it isn’t b ^ g COUPE — Radio and Chance for ambitious man to set tub, one built-in medicine •WB VNOUEIE. \ KlMNSf^ BfoflW family ever make a brilliant mar replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending USE PLASTIC tile. This durable WANTED -6 rooms. Will pay riage? played. 1950 STUDEBAKER 4-DR SE Shop. EXPERIENCED Silk presser for cash in on large earnings. cabinet witji lights, one ma- good rent. Call .'..anchester 7887 l»6 W t MIXT MCNOMB GVIS (to j s heater. DAN, CHAMPION — over tile can’t lose its flnlsh because Msm—Bure, my wife did. modern dry cleaning plant. Apply hogan.-' bedroom set. All new but aftei' 5. block VMYb OLM .IAMB J A Tsxan toYvn asked eitlaens to 1947 CHEVROLET CONV. drive, radio, heater. in person. Maple Dry Cleaners the color goes ail the way slightly damaged. Call 2-1270. COUPE — Radio and Write To through. Won’t crack or dent. BROKD5 LKRO BKf 9ROBLYW One way to save face le to keep donate to a fund for tha purchase 1948 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ^nlldlnt— Contraetinc 14 and Launderers. 72 Maple street. SUPERINTENDENT desires 3- LM6Y V5VL\. BA. WOM TO of more trees. A shady 4 M folk* heater. Acid resistant, cleans easily. HOLL’YWOOD Bed. like new, the lower part of It shut. STARUGHT CLUB COUPE ALL-TIME CO. bedroom tarnished home. Willing BRAAX shouldn’t object to. 1941 CHRYSLER WINDSOR — Radio and heater. FRED A. NEWMAN, Builder and Many beautiful colors. Only 55c 220; four antique mahogany din to pay good rent for suitable square ft. Bring your measure ing room chairs, 1810 period. $20 It’a easy to be a man of your CONV. COUPE— Radio 1948 STUDEBAKER LAND contractor We art now special 293 Park Street place. Call Hartti.rd 89-9218, be OUT*. Think what you wiu but have islng in flnlshtng off your extra ments in to Paul Young for an each. Few other pieces. Phone 2- tween 8 a. m. and 6 p. m. word, says an Illinois judge. Juat and heater. CRmSER, 4-DR. SEDAN— estimate today. Montgomery be careful what you aay. will enough to keep ugly thoughta Radio, heater, overdrive. rooms. Tei. Rockville 977W2. P. S. New Britain 9841. to yourself. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Have material for one more cue HELP WANTED Ward. WANTED--3 or 4 room rent by /;• 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION GAS HEATER, Shovel A Day hot 2 adults. References. WrlfS Box A bride told her husband that 80 Oakland Street 2-DR. SEDAN — Radio and tom built house. We wonder what made peepia CHICKEN Manure for garden or water heater. Canary cage and S, Herald. shs Yras .going to Invite ths next Manchester, Conn. heater. 2 GIRLS FOR SHIRT Help Wanted— Male or lawns. 40c bushel. Phone evenings stand. Phone 3275. door neighbors to have dinner ring doorbells before the bathtob Telephone 2-9483 1949 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR SE Roofing 16A Or Female 37 6971. with them. And when he asked her waa Invented. DAN. R and antiques, FOR SALE or Lease, large brick M r their meat hero by mistake and I problem ehlMnn Is that they kaew! only SI,495. A real bargain roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys country home, for living accom for the months ahead now, at low Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. building on outskirts of Manches think It only fak. ell the enavren. Dougina Motora, 338 Main. DAN. MODEL 76—Radio, Good Pay <14AAU Choo-Choo BY V. T. HAMLIN heater, hydramatle. cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex modations and board. Write Box sale prices. Reg. 21c quart Vital ter. Has ovel 3,000 feet-- floor ALLEY OOP ized, 18’sC; -eg. 84c gal. Vitalized, (XJMBINATION Electric and oil space, has liquor and restaurant A Hollywood starlet waa *e A Kantaeky peator BmilShes 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR SEDAN perience. tree estimates. Call Benefits Paid RV. Herald. MEBBE WE'RE NOT SPECIAL! Howley. Manchester 5361. 68c (in 55 gal drums); reg. 2L19 stove. Good condition. Call Rock license. Can be used for,- night ‘Job’s • conscitntiout playsr— ht eorrits soctiont of IN TH’ PAST A TALL- shrewd that she went without her cough drops to Mo congragatloa. —Black, heater. ville 1161. THIS COULD BE honeymoon ao her husband eould In the hope that theyn eough TWO DATS ONLY—S350 Blue Cross WANTED 2 gal. Commander 99c. Mont club. Will also rent building for pip# to putt out uBion tho groono «ro floododl” SOME U L OL* 1948 PONTIAC 6 CLUB COUPE EXPERT ROOF repairs, gutter gomery Ward. • machine-ahop. Schwartz Real Es save hie money for her alimony. up? 1941 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR —Radio, heater. SPUR OR and conductor work, as well as Group Insurance SHOE SALESMEN tate. Call Anita White, 8274. 1941 FORD SEDAN 1946 PORD 8 CYL. CLUB COUPE now roofs, gusrarteed to stay In LOAM Machinery and I'ools 52 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BUGS BUNNY Written Guarantee —Radio, heater. place In any kind of storm. Call Pleasant Place To Work AND ' Delivered 23 per yard in truck GOING GROCERY-meat market. 1946 FORD 8 CYL. 2-DR SEDAN Coughlin. 7707. I loads. Gm%’el, sand, atone. GET YOUR garden tractor while Doing $1,000 weekly business. Un OOLE MOTORS —Heater. SALESWOMEN available. l'3 -2 H.P. Hoc-Trac usual equip’nent. Well stocked. 4164 Experience Not Necessary I NUSSDORF CONSTRUCTION 1 ^ COMPANY for performance, construction and Good reason or selling. 211.000, CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Heating— Plombing 17 Apply In Person Experience preferred but 27 Deerfield Drive easy operation. 5 working speeds, one half cash required. Investi fit the speed of the job. Many at PLYMOUTH. Good oondition. 80 Oakland Street not absolutely necessary. Phone 3408 gate this bargain. Southward I’LUMBINQ and Heating. Ftirn- tachments available, only $171.50. Agency. Phone WilUmantic 3- 1 7940. Manchester 2-9483 Manchester, Conn. aces, oil burners anc boilers. Earl NEW MODEL LAUNDRY Good Working ('onditions 4 H.P. plow trac. Rugged strength 2736, evenings Lyme 109W3. Van Camp. Tel. 5?44. WELL ROTTED Cow manure, WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION and Good Wages and heavier construction to CONVERTIBLES 73 Summit Street 216 a cord delivered. Phone 7083. handle roughest jobs. 5 working o r GUARANTEED USED CARS PLUMBING, Heating. New work We are building a chain of Leonard Giglio. Houses for Sale 72 1950 PLYMOUTH CLUB CON and repairs. Copper plumbing, speeds. Only 2292.50. Montgom 1*49 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE VERTIBLE—Radio, henter. clogged drains cleaned with elec, stores in Connecticut and this SE3T TUB, concrete, with stand ery Ward. SMALL FARM with 7 room house ___ t l Special deluxe. Radio, heater. 2,500 miles. New car guar trie motor. Vincent Marctn, 305 is the opportunitj’ for a good and mixing faucet. Never used. and barn. Near school and. lake, Dark green. antee, traded on the new- FARM-ALL Tractor F-20, with FRKi'KI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS Mortgaer RY MERRILL C. BLOSSER Lli North Main. Phone 4848. man to grow with us. Call 2-4630. double plow. Good condition, 2550. 27,600. Call Madeline Smith, 1949 FORD CLUB COUPE—Heat Hudson Hornet. Realtor. 2-1642 oi 4679. AATER- er. A good ear at a low price. CAN YOUR wartime emergency FOUNTAIN help, days 11 to 3. Apply In Person To Phone 2-4291 after 4. I’D ALMOST , im e OAis O406t the WEIrE GONG TO BE TLat little Good wages, steady work. Phone FOR SALE— Well rotted cow SILVER SUPPER--AND WE WEU..HE WUATO© 1949 CHEV. CLUB COUPE—AU 1950 HUDSON CLUB CONVERT plumbing last another emergen Mr. Perry manure, delivered. Call Pella 6 ROOM Rgnch jype, fireplace, hot RATHER '(OU HAVE WALKINd POR SHYLOCK/ equipped. Jet black. Extra IBLE—Radio, hester. white 2-8120. USED CATERPILLAR 22 Farm- J) „ [ OOEfT HAVE THE AOCIAY— LOANED A WHILE. PAL/ ry? For free plumbing survey at Harper's— lOOSl^Iain St. Bros., 7405. 364 Bidwcll street. alls. Allis-Chainicrs tractors, water heat, with oil. 2-oar ga \ SO t«qDR‘S OURONLY , ME lO, TO GIVE clean. wall tires. sutomalK- .ahift , lOIANCfi r% U WMT Meg*/ bucks/ HIMFOR^ call Tom Dawkins. Master HAIRDRESSER, E>cellcnl oppor Between 9 and 5 plows, harrows, limeso'wcis. Spe rage, nice lot, 2 weeks occupan PRINT 1980 BinCK SPECIAL — Heater and overdrive. New car g\iar- Plumber, Manchester 2-9669. CREAM Enamel kitchen range, cy. S. A. Bcechler, Agent. Phone SOMiE SECURITY r ^ and dynaflow tranamlaslen. antee. tunity in our lovely salon. Apply cials on cultivators, plows har or Gall 2-4831 coal, wood or oil. Also pair of 6969. Low mileage. PLUMBING And HeaUng, speclai- in person only, Marlow’s Beauty rows for Fords. Dublin Tractor 1948 CHEVROLET CLUB CON Salon. roller skates. Phone 7082. 1947 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 4- Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop YOUNG Woman or young man. Co., North Windham Road, Wil- Manchester—5 room tingle, space DR.—Extra nice. Radio, heat VERTIBLE—Radio, heater, full time. General drug store work CUSTOM Built deg house for sale. llmantic. « new top. A beautiful ear at per water piping, new construc SALESLADY Wanted. Apply in for ono more. Oil heat, fireplace, er. (3ood condition. tion, estimates given, time pay with driver’s license. Apply in No rcasona’,jle offer refused. Call garage. Nice section. Thirty day I94T CHEV. SEDAN DELIVERY a fair price. person. Textile Store. 913 Main person. 459 Hartford Road. ments arra.iged. Edward Johnson. street. Manchester 61 <4. occupancy. Priced 213,000.' Cash —Bbctra clean, heater, low 1948 MERCURY CLUB CON Phone 6979 or 5044. W iring Apparel—Furs 57 needed 24.500. mileage. VERTIBLE—Radio, heater, SEVERAL good Avon territories 1949 DODGE DELUXE 2-DR. Boats and Acecasorie* 46 LITTLE Girl’s clothing, size 12. white wall tires. A real clean EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat avnilable in Mtandhester, 1 in SHaations Wanted— Seven Room Single—Occupancy 30 SEDAN—Early aeries. Heat Ooat, suit, other items. Phone csr st a really low price. ing. Plugged drains machine Vernon. For interview WTlte P. Female 38 days. 4 bedrooms, garage. On large er and seat covers. FOR BOAIS, motors, tackle, ma 4385. lot. Priced $13,500. Ca.sh nqedcd 27 cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 O. Box 446, Manchester, or call 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE EXPERIElN(r!ED Wonsan wants rine hardware and palnta. Mc $4,000. McCLURE AUTO CO. Oakland street Phone 6497. Middletown 6-6377 after 6 p. m. Intosh Boat C3o., North end Pur Radio qnd heater. Extra general cleaning by day. Will do CAPE OR Cape Stole remodelefl sTrurm.’. clean. Reduced price. 373 Main Street Reverse charge. plain ironing. Fond of children. nell parking lot. Chrls-Oaft, from your old.fu:^ co^t, 225. Guar Two Family 5 and 4—Oil steam Telephone 2-9442 MoTlng— rnicfcing— References. Box B, Herald. Mercury. iThampion and Scott- anteed workmanship. Let out heat. Garage. Extra large lot. PRISCIU.A’S IMP That Should Du It B Y A l . VERMEER Many Othera STENOGRAPHER, centrally lo 1941 CHEVROLET coupe, runs Storage Atwater. Phone 2-3102. Open furs slightly higher. Cold stor 213,500. Cash needed 24,000. 4 room WHV DONT Ht3U WRITE IT IN to cated Insurance home office. Work REFINED Lady would like posi apartment rept*^ at 248.50 per / I ’LL , GOOD POP BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ^ o d , radio, heater. Only 2425. from 9:30 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. age. Open Mondays. Max Silver- I V D U ll, YOUR LITTLE NOTEBOOK MANCHESTER --ackaga Delivery interesting and varied. Ehccellent tion as housekeepe: for one male month. For iqjpointment call N E V E R J > OH, I SO Blesen Street Phone 7191 1939 Chevrolet tudor, good motor, man. Furrier, 54 Church street, OYERn „ SO M3U WONT FORGETT. WON’T FORGET! ■ ■ I ’ Local light trucking and package future possibilities. S-day week. adult. Phone Manchester 6871. W H I S K R new shocks. Douglas Motofi, 333 Hartford 6-0304. Room 616. HOWARD R. HASTINGS NEW LEAF 7 ; I A L R E A D Y TWO IH-TON 1988 Ford panel de delivery. Refrigeratora washers Phone Hartford 2-1295. or apply Oiamunds—- W etchc ► AT IN C L A 9 S . Main. at 75 Elm atreet, Hartford. WILL CARE for children in my 48 Phone 2-1107 WROTE IT 1 DAILY CROSSWORD PU’ZZLE livery trucks with heavy rear and stove moving a specialty. Jewelry SCHOOL! AGAIN! ON THE * end, suitable for farm use; also Phone 2-0152. home in Bolton by day or week. Wante4-*To Buy 68 NEW HOMES for sale In and BLACKBOARD Answer to Previous Puzzle MATURE Women-30-65. Full or Box H. Herald. LEONARD w . YOST, Jeweler, re- ene I-ton 1938 Ford panel de OmiiieM Scmces Offered 13 part time. No experience neces around Ma.ichester, Also a variety 2 0 0 TIM ES Oscor Winner 3 livery truck. In good condition. CALL PHIL, for moving, light palra, adjust- watches expertly. sary. Permanent, pleasant and WTIX CARE for children days, 3 WANTED—Good used furniture of suburban homes. (Jheck with “Step gigring, lidy! You’r# watoomo to my sogt-R you Priced reasonable. Bond Breed FLOOR PROBLE.’ iS solved with trucking, ashes, rubbish removaL Reasonable prices. Open daUy. us before you bu>. T. J. Crockett, linoleum, a.‘'phal> tile counter. profitable. Tel. 7067. to 5 years, in my home. Tel. 2- Tliuraday evenings, 129 Sprues Any quantity. We offer you high » Bakery, 1055 Broad street, Hart Specialize In moving,. Good work. Broker. 5416. think it’ll m yeul" HORIZONTAL VgR’nCAL Expert wor. aanshlp, free esti 1426. street Phone 2-4387. est prices. Woodshed. Phone '2- ford. Tel. Hartford 2-7273. Call 2-3774 anytime, or 2-9248 EXPElRIElNCEnj wa|treaa wanted. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur after 5. 3164. 1A Depicted I Tardy Apply Cavey’s, 45 East Center SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CHEAP TRANSPORTATION niture. Oak atreet. Phone 2-1041. ATTENTION G.T.’s actnss 3 Shoshonaan street. Dogn Birds Pets 41 Fnel and Feed 49A TAKE YOUR PICK 250 THE AUSTIN A. C!!hambera Oo., 13 Dress Indians LINOLEUM Remnants, 50c square local and long dlatance moving, WHEEL CHAIR Must be reason 14 AU 3 Follower W Pll-ll FULL AND part time aalesladlee. FOUR VERY NIC* Red Cocker able. can 3639. 1989 CHEVROLET TUDOR yard. Aaphalt tile, wall covering. packing, crating and storoge. HAY FOR SALE. 235 per ton. de 4 ROOM CAPE CODS 15 Golf dc\ •ice 4 Ye.-i (Sp ) Done by reliable, well-trained Apply in person to Mr. Marvin, puppies. One” Six months old 5 Iroquoian 1938 DODGE SEDAN Service to all pa.ia ot the U. S. Montgomery Ward. livered. Phone 7870. FROM Private owner, used coupe. 16 Waterway men All jobs guaranteed. Hail A and Canada, Call 5187. Hsurt- Beagle Hound, mala. Pedigreed Modern, attractive, all con Indian 1938 HUDSON SEDAN stock. Zimmerman’s Kennels, Low mileage. Old model pre 18 Genus of 1937 TERRAPLANE SEDAN Linoleum Co., 3*1 Oak street. ford 6-1423. ferred. Write Bo* B, Herald. veniences. Full price, $7,800. VIC FLINT A. cuRlomer UV MICHAEL O’MALLEY meadow- 6 Bamboolike 1935 FORD TUDOR Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166 or SALEISGIRL wanted at Bakery Lake street. Phone 6287. Garden— Fans— Dairy grass grasses 25 Natives of 1936 DODGE SEDAN 8109. Depariment. C^l 2-4886 after 6. Products 60 Colonial Road, Rosedale Club, I'M LOOKIN' V O U dU E^D lT. AND I'M LOCKIN'T)-IE OOOK z NeEOdOMgAPgciALizep/’n-e RELAX ANTgEGIM AT THE 7 Poker stoke 44RlgM (ab.) to Klectricsl unit Rome 1934 CHEVROLET TUDOR Painting— ^p e^ n g 21 PUPPIES FOR BALE. Phone 3275. FOC VIC FUNT. MSBK ANNP KNOCjKINO F)*yr. this ifi 5TiE)cn.v figKVICgft FLINT. THATj^GLN'S GBGlNNAIG. THE PKSn THISJG 8 That thing 45 John (O e ^ > CARPENTRY Work. New homes, WANTETD—Office girl for doctor’s GREEN MOUNTAIN poUtoSe No. Rooaia Without Board 59 Bolton. ZOUves 26 Group of Name Your Own Terms Y3U Wiwf WHV Z LOOKED >OU/~>JigVOU$ 1 WaWT TO WslOVV id—WHO 9 Clamp 46 Calf inaet all repair work. Tile ceilings and PAPEIR HANGING painting work office, typing helpful. Box RV, 1 mealy. Amelia Jarvis, 872 Park VR Z GOTTA Faop*y-d FURNISHED Room for one gen 1(1 Love god COLE MOTORS— 4164 rooflng. Call 8862. Herald. er street. Tel. 7026. L. F. DeMARS A MAM NAMBP VfiOMgffHINGG place (ab > 11 Genuine 27 Unoccupied 48 Mimics work at moleraie cost. Raymond LIto Stock— Vehicles 42 tleman. Near Main atreet. Phone ZCmP—OUfCK/ h GOT HIM 23 Musical iioie Flake. Tel. 2-92o7. 2-21T0. 9 Hazel street. Builder 13 Abstract being29 Half (prefix) SO Make a 1941 BUTCK 4-door sedan. Deluxe ALL APPLIANCES •ervtced and FIRST QUALITY Green Moun 24 Symbol for mistake repaired, burnero, refrigerators BADDLE :iORBB8 for rent. Also Manchester 6420 17 Chinese unit 30 Prosecutes equipment, radio, heater, good Help Wanted— Male 36 tain potatoea. Healy, cook and ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room erbldin 5 2 Impoitaat. ranges, waabera «tc. All work INTERIOR and exterior painting, for sals or trads. Osdar Rill of weight 39 Bugle call rubber. Price 2435. Phone 4869. taate good, 21-50 buahel. DeUvar- for two. (fomplete light houses 26 Bound.___ 40 Man’s name metal guaranteed. Metro Service Co- paper hangthe farm. W. T. Little, 1937 FORD Ooupe. Good running Ceilings w’bltened, floors sanded ELECTRIC Brooder and equip Continuous hot water. Gentle worth Mitten, Agent. Manchester 34 Appellation Eetimates gladly given. Fagan er atreet or phone 7026. ment. 100 chick capacity. Call 196 Spencer street. Tel. 3T57. condiUon. Inquire 687 Main and reflnlshed. Call me for your man preferfled. References mc- 6930. 38 Encounter Window Shadt. C3a, Route 44 at 5090 after 6. 36 Blackbirds ot n street. Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. free eetimate on outside painting changed. (Jail 6457. k, .7. - — now. Gilbert Fickett 6982. WANTED— Cleaner. Apply State HooaehoM Gooda 61 OFF PORTER STREET cuckoo family Theater,, Manager. Aitldce fer Sale 46 TWO ROOMS completely furnish f i wyiwTlfijlgBiTgg Ft- 37 Pronoun sr r 8 ROOMS SLIGHTLY ed for light houeekeeping; Call ' Tivo large building lots, WASH TURRS Eric Arrives BY LESLIE TURNER 38IVom the sign Repairing NATIONAL FOOD organinaUon USED FURNITURE 5823 after 6. (sb.) i WARDB Rock wool insulation each 120’ front, having a GO X moum/'BMB k RAiM im c W ^ established over 76 years, requires keeps summer’s sweltering heat with \ 39 Symbol for MATTRESS. Your old ROOM AND Board for refined depth of 268’ to 402’. Level ERIC; mmlbd( lAoc^TiTupi.nriK^ man for local route in Rockville on the outside—your home stays APPLIANCES THE tellurium Ed Sulli van’s Special t eterillaed and remade like new. gentleman. On bus line. Phone and clean. Very desirable lot «WgL5V MO TWePl vou mKibko and Manchester area. Position of cool and fresh. In winter Rock Used a short time. Fully guaran TO AM WM AT PROOF. 41 Divest Call Jones Funlturo and Floor fers excellent advancement op teed. Only 2-1446. for ranch type home. Near VAgROWi TO 6E 47 Principal deity Covering, 86 Oak. TsL 8-104L Wool checks cold, cold winds, re portunities with all peraonnel duces heat losa cuta'yout heat $360 Porter Street school. p io c ip UP LwreR o f Egypt r/ORIARTY BROS.' 1949 MERCURY benefits. Guaranteed salary, car Low easy friendly terms. Free stor NICE ROOM for one gentleman. AFTER, MG— REPAIRS on sev.lng machlnea ing costa aa much aa 40%. Fire Inquire 224 Charter Oak atreet T 49 Exist furnished and expenses paid. Good age untU wanted regardless of 51 Bristles motors, pendulum clocks, scissors proof, oderlesa. Granulated Rock time. Free delivery. between 4 tind 9 p. m. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA sharpened. Tradet on sewing ma cbaractco’ and willingness to Wool (Bag coven .18-eq. ft, 8 in, 52 Spinning toy CLUB COUPE work only requinmenta Apply Shown By Appointment Only Realtor 53 Freebooter chines, ok) and new. F. X. Dion. thick) 91.89. Rock Wool Batu Phone Mr. Albert OOMfORTAULE Large room. 7779. Thursday evening between 7 and (capton ooven 40 aq. f t ) . 22.89. Centrally located. Call 2-3190 876 Main Street— Est, 1921 SSShe is a ------Onsa. HarUotd 6-085S 9T^ • \ " ’ H / 8 p. m. Rockville HoteL Rockville, Montgomery Ward. after 5 p. m. - Phone 6440 they live so Cheney Brothers. Horan la also an Black, Green and Red. Field dispatches said ths Reds > iM—ie, to pay their respects to at the home of Past Pocahontas sbaw, aa proved In the past fiva that a check can be made to determine why tlje sig auxiliary policeman for clvlUan About Missing Woman were digging In south of the border > low Objecta” in Sea c S ^ W . Andeiwm who was a Kathryn Ruttgers. 88 Garden years, will transform the bMutl- nals may not have been heard in some sections. defense. —Posses Scouring Area on both the western and central ' laamber of the local Grange for street. A good attendance Is hoped ful and spacious main lodge room Chief Schendel would like to fronts. Close to Search -Area Former Congrett Mem a number of, years. for. into a charming and lovely ball have all chemists living in Man Along the eas7 roast. South Ko- ' Governor Lodge Congratulates Qub on “ Freedom Slirine’’ Program room. Each year Mr. Crawahaw chester get In touch with him Bulletin! rean troops moved more than six I London, March 28—(>F>—Rescue ber Balks on Ei|^t CEHOllSESSON miles north of 38. They orcupled I Past presidents of Mary Bush- CJorp. Walter Leggett, son of Mr. selects a new and different ‘theme’ within the next week In order to Riveralde. CaUf., March 28. aircraft searching the Atlantic for I N four Nortli Korean towns and a ! Questions by InvestifB- noil Caieney AuxUlary will meet and Mrs. Walter Leggett of 847 which he carries out In detail to Lodge will celebrate ita 44th an- organise a unit In thla highly — ’The body, of iHiria a U. S. Air Force transport plane at the homo of Mrs. C. H. Tread Center street. Is home on a seven depict an idea by which he creates niveraary. Liitherweds Plan W E GIVE Sir9C GDRRN STAMPS Cook. 18-j-ear-old wife of a border village. tors Probing Statement technical part of Civilian Defense. But the focus of battle wa.^ on ! missing with S3 persons aboard well. 411 Center street, Friday af* teen day leave from Denver, Color a Mautiful atmosphere that gives An Intereitlng program haa A school will be conducted by Mr. youth found slain rivo daya have sighted a "number of small temocn at 1:80. Mrs. Minnie Hale ado. At the end of his leayp he an exotic and romantic touch and been planned for thla event. A ago, was discovered today in the central “■front, where 90,000 ' He Made $250,000 Variety Program Horan upon completion of hla train Conimunlats were reported In de y ^ o w objects" some 600 miles wm be the hostess. will report for duty at Presque creates that difference which travelogue of the Scandinavian ing at the University of Connecti a reservoir. The body was lo semthwest of Ireland, ’Third Air Isle, Maine. makes the Masonic ball thrilling cotmtrlea, Germany and other cated near the Ijskeshore fensive po-sitinna south and north I From $20,000 InTesl- cut. He is one of 24 men tii tha of the ijorder. Force headquarters said today. and exciting to those who attend. placet In Europe will be ahown. The Lulherweda of Emanuel present class. road where her husband was The American Globemaster dis ment in Five Tankers The regular March dinner meet Theie pictures were taken, and found shot to death no Mon Allied Infantry patrols advanc The Fellowcraft Club of Man Lutheran church will hold their ed through pelting rain seeking appeared on Good Friday on a ing of the Sphinx Omar Shrine chester Lodge, under the direction will be presented by Dr. - Kllng- monthly meeting Friday, March 30, day. flight from the United States to He Bought from U. S. club will be held at Murphy's res berg of New Britain. targets. When they met Com of the chairman of the floor com at 8 p.m." munist fire they retreated to let EIngland. taurant tomorrow evening at 6:30. mittee, Harold Levanway, will Grand Chancellor, Joseph Fried Rivei'Blde. Calif., March 28—(/T>) Air Force headquarters said the Entertainment will be furnished The program committee consists HATS CLEANED —InvesUgatora report that Law the artillery lay down a roaring yellow objects and "some long Washington, March 28.— meet at the Temple Thursday eve man of Bridgeport will he present barrage. Allied warplanes dove (/P)—Joseph E. Casey, former GARTIIER by three pupils of the Marlon 8. ning to perform those heavy tasks and will give the main address of of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rerg, Mr. AND BLOCKED rence J. Walker, an air force ser boards’ were spotted approximate out of the overeaat and hammered M«ipilot of an American Air I Women will be held Thursday, be gineering feat of rolling, lifting ence Wogman and the following son head the refreshment commit ’They also hoped to thwart any tails al)out it. ginning at 10 a. m., at the First ho.vever. Ur. Htevan Durovlc, 46, a native Force rescue plane—one of more and storing of the large and heavy committee have had charge of all tee and are being assisted by Mr. Communist plans for a counter of Montenegro In Yugoslavia, h In tlic witness chair of a Sen Congregational church In Meri rug which covers the entire floor HALE'S ’V7alker says he knows nothing than 100 scouring the Atlantic ■ors REB. 349 arrangements: Carl Thoren, Harry and Mrs. J. HugoBenson, Mr. and SEALY MATTRESSES $29.95 and up about Cook’s death nor the fate offensive. If the Reds are build developed a euhatanre called ate Banking subcommittee, Cooey den. Mrs. James D. Wyker, na- area—first reported seeing the ob of the main lodge room. The floor Thoren, Iver Johnaon, Carl Gustaf Mrs. Ward Laking smd Mr. and ing up for a new drive they prob kreblozen, use of which In the declined Npcclllcally to say who ' tional president of the General must then be waxed and prepared of Mrs. Cook,’’ Walrath said last jects at 3:30 p.m. (10:30 a.m. e. s. SMFORIZED son and Raymond Kulplnsky. Mra. Raymond Wogman. Headquarters night. ably will start it during this rainy treatment of toncer has produced t.) yesterday. were ihe others in on the big prof Department United Church Wom for dancing; and then "after the sea.son. • en. NaUonal Council of Chiirches ’The Cboks' Infant son was play favorable rraulta The new de About two hours later. Air its deal, but Insisted it waa "whol ball" the rug must be restored to PUR KEM P’S, Inc. ing on a blanket near the man’s ’The rains were a serious handi velopment was announced by Dr. ly above criticism.” BROEDQLOTH of Christ In U. 8. A., will ad its original place. Those who per Force headquarters here said, an HNE BIDDING body when a motorist stopped at cap for the United Nations forces. A. C. Ivy, cancer authnritv and other plane reported "debris” In Wlien he first told of the deal dress the meeting. Many from form these tasks have no small the scene. Mrs. Cook had disap They slowed the air attack and here plan to attend. Box lunch vice president of Unlv. of Illinois the same location. on March 12, Casey said ona of part In the success of ths ball and 76.3 M AIN STREET TEL. 5680 peared. Air and land posses hog>;c(l do'«Ti the ponderous ar In discussion In Chicago. (AP those who participated waa now a eons should be taken. earn the sincere thanks of the Surface ships were ordered to PAJAMAS searching for (ler almost continu mored forces. Wl rephoto). the area but no further Informa government official—though not general committee, and of the ously have failed to turn up a one at the time of the transaction. whole lodge. WANTED tion has been received here. single clue. The U. S. Aircraft (Carrier Ooral He did not name the official. Walrath said Walker told him .‘tea and two escorting destroyers C.’aaey contended the bonking Chotttrbex R M toB rem t he looked out of his rear vision are assisting in the search opera subcommittee had no authority to SHADE TOBACCO SORTERS mirror after sldewrlplng the Cook Lodge for Compromise For A Delloloaa Steal Lodge to Mark TIME FOR tions. They wore diverted to the go into the ships matter. It waa car and saw the young man stand search area Monday while en route created to investigate alleged In or Cocktail—Try Ik e ing In the road, hands on hips, The Hartman Tobacco Company bus to the Mediterrean from Norfolk, fluence in RFC lending. The RFC CHATTERBOX First 44th Anniversary watching him drive away. Va. was not Involved in Die ship d ^ . leaves Depot Square, North Manches ’The deputy said Walker’a ear In Dual Job Dispute A U. S. destroyer which search The senators finally- dlsmlaaad Pair 618 Main St. Tel. 2-8002 bore traces of green paint on a Linnie Lodge, No. 72, Knights ter, at 7 :05 a.m., goes down. Main street CLEANING ed the' area where the debris was —Robert NaiinsM I^ioto Casey but not without on ImpUad B, O. D. Colorful printa, o f Pythias will open Its meeting crumpled rlgjht fender. Cook's car sighted radioed at midday that she Above, Governor lc to attend the errrmdge discussed the issue yes Citizens association, a coalition of will not be released, pending fur fense test. sand to a drug stors, |ast Republicans, Independents and . After weeks of wrestling with Consider Reich Demil terday at a conference with GOP ther Investigation, the Navy said. Hartford, March 28 (/P; Lead Kefauver Senate Crime Investi Washington, March 28—((F)—An sslephonc ns. Our mes- LINOTYPE anti-machine Democrats, rflso won The plane was described as the problems involved, the Office of Every home loan we arrange is planned to suit the in itarization Separately leaders. 'The meeting was held Price Stabitlxatlon (OPS), haa ers of the New England Council gating conimtUee may conduct immediate investigation into the Each several hours after the Senate had eight of nine posts on the city largest carrier-type plane In Navy further Investigation of Ralph Mele sangcr will call for ths council. service. completed two retail food orders turned their guns today on Prof. affairs of the New York, New Ha OPERATOR dividual needs of the purchaser. There is no “assembly approved a Democratic-sponaored and one wholesale food order. Is murder In New Haven If Ufa of m a M of broken aUe rangea Paris, March 28.—(JP)—Soviet dual job bill which differed In sev O. Glenn Saxon of Yale, economist committee Is extended beyond ven A Hartford railroad was or I et eMUren’a outerwear. Hoiae prescription; deliver ths Russia took step toward the suance was expeettd late today. and former- state official, for his dered today by Senator MoMahon Apply In Person line” handling of mortgages here. Come In at your con a eral major respects from-one pass ’The changeover will give the Saturday, says Counsel Ernest pari wool aidia Included In this compounded medicines. western vlewrpolnt today in the ed by the House last week. adverse report on the proposed Goldstein. (D., Conn.), chairman of the 8en- HERALD OFFICE BRUNNER’ S Pre-Season American public some price roll alo Ckimmerce subconunittee on let. venience and have a chat about your home buying plans. Four Power deputies’ meetings, Immediately after ir.w-ting with New London steel mill. Hpring rains pelt wide areas of I No exua charge. Be sure backs and some price increa.-N’s Transportation and Power Prob 13 BISSELL ST. with a re-draft of a disputed the Governor, House Majority Charge Odds Director within the next few weeks and Prof. Saxon charged the pro cqntral and western parts of na agenda item. Leader Louis Shapiro (R-Farmlng- ponents of the $256,000,000 steel tion . . . Motion Picture Associa lems. to telephone ns next time! Price Director Michael V. DISalle ’"There hoi been some stroni'ongo WEDNESDAY Soviet Vice Foreign Minister ton) announced that he w-ould try has predicted that the rollbacks plant project with having given tion of America rules out movie Clearance Of Hi-Value Andrei Gromyko dropped his In to arrange a meeting of Republi the public "only, half truths, con of stories relating to Illegal drugii businesa going on," McMahon saidi will ogtnumbor the increases. in a statement, "and wo propose PINE sistence on considering German can and Democratic partS? leaders 111 Tax Code Evasion The nation’s approximately 500.- flicting data and inconsistent and abortion, and tightens regu statements" and with failure to to find out from the Interstate A. M. ONLY! Tour SAVINGS are Insured In full demilitarization as a separate sub to explore the possibilities of a 000 grocery stores will be ordered lations on scenes depicting suicide. PHARMACY AU TO GLASS ject in any future Big Four For compromise. not to exceed certain "mark-up" "release publicly" a purported un Commerce Commission and our op to 810,000 by the Federal Sdvlnga favorable report on the mill made own staff just exactly what the 664 Center St. Tel. 2-9814 and Loan Insurance Corporation! U SED C A R S eign Ministers conference. ’The Governor today expressed percentages on about 40 categories He also dropped his previous in 1948. situation la." Free DeUvery MIRRORS the hope that the same procedure of foods. URLS’ a i i c h e s t e f 4-Door. references to the Potsdam agree of trying to adjust partisan dif Radio Cut ’The orders are expected to cover He also maintained en Integrat Nehru Raps McMahon said it Is tm|:important ’50 PACKARD Lively 49 CADILUC danette. ment of 1945 aa the necessary ference^ through meetings of rival canned goods, baby foods, coffee, ed sjccl mill located an>Tvhere In for the ICC to "see to it that the oonoN basis for further East-West dis- Betting Hit as Wire railroad maintain proper stand- jUetalUo Green. Genuine Hydramatlc, Radio, Heat leaders might be followed on other sugar, salt, butter, packaged New England can not survive in • • • Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cuaalon. ’The western powers main controversial issues before the In Argentina cheese, cookies and crackers, competition with existing mills. MacArtliur arda to inaiire the "safety of its SAVINGS tan leather apholsterj'. er. Low, milea. Oorgeoua. Services Are ca t Off passengers.” tain that Russian actions In east General Assembly. breakfast cereals, shortening, Prof. Saxon’s report was made Thursdays 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. both aeata, cuahlona and The car with 42 one-year He said he will insist that tbs backa Under ft,0UU milea. ern Europe have made Potsdam flour, flaVorings, peanut butter, at the request of the Black Point SUPS Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 12 noon waiting Uat. You can have obsolete. tOoBtbiiied on Page Nine) By The Associated Press Peron Regime Suspends jama and jellies, and many other association of Niantic, a group of Says No Field Comman "facts concerning the monsgs- Like new. Vou’U be the ment of the railroad srs b rou ^ t and LOAN Hrat real owner. Should thla one now. C 4 0 7 C Gambling Investigations result Items. property owners in tpe area close Special— U B U fU ed in quick action today against 15-Minute> Daily News ’They are not expected to cover to the ^te selected for the propos der Will Set Foreign out Into the open.” aeU for $2425. C 4 4 Q C McMahon’s sldea sold the Sena association, inc - - 963 Main Street Our Price— some top figures brought to the cast from Embassy brehd, milk, eggs, fresh meat, ed mill. public eye by the Senate O im e In- fresh frultsr or fresh vegetables. a ifford S. Strike. Hartford, Policies for India tor’s action today consisted of 1 Center St. Phone SSM News Flashes FeclemI tax authorities in frozen at the highest levels charged replied that Uic rcp<»rt to which Primp Mlnl.'ilt r Nehru today crltl-; TO CHOOSE FROM! broadesst by the U, E. embassy will be held or what wltncsaos. If Store Fronta, Picture Framing, Radio, Heater. Good red Kansas City charged James J. by each seller between Dec. 19 apd tlaxon referred waa j^ade "three elzed General Douglas MacArthur'ai has been blacked out in Argen Jon. 25~-exccpt that In the case any, win be eollsd. • Each *49 OMs 98 Convertible Venetian Blinds, leather upholatory. C 8 fiQ (Late BoUetUls of tbe («’) Wire) Carroll, St. Louis betting commis- tina. years ago and Is not'nppllcable to recent peace talk offer to tha of most foods, when farm prices Ihe present situation.” Korean and Chinese Communists Coupe . Furniture Tops Priced at .sioner, with falling to report pay- A notice posted on the bulletin I I Bnkity ruffled bem-aealloped ’48 PACKARD ^ ments totaling $52,688.15 made by rise, the food-seller may raise his Strike who La also president of Hs an "extraonlinary development! 4 Luxe. Gray. Low ndleage. To Move Faat! boat'd of Radio Belgrano by the price to allow for this rise. F. H. McGraw and Co., contractors ■ Uk. SUaa to U. hini in 1948 and 1949. station's artistic director. Ignacio fraught with grave consequences *48 Dodge Custom 4- Overdrive, Radio, Heater, Delay Curb On Livestock Slaughter The government invoked a little ’The new food orders will allow and engineers, asserted that "there for all countries concerned." U. S. Tourists 4-Door De Maria, said "There shall be no Door Electro - clutch. Clean. Washington, March 28— (/P)—-The Office of Price Stabili known and rarely used section of food aellem to pass on oiiy In has never been any Intention of "Certainly no field commander 2-Tono. Radio, radio programs dedicated to any creases in the coat of food items, WEDNESDAY ’40 BUICK zation today announced a delay in patting livestock slaughter the Internal Revenue code againqt having state siib.aldy. and there Is Is going to lay down the policies given country or under the aus and will require- them to lower no need for It," In answer to Sax Face Gunfire '49 O M s 98 2-Door (tvro $1375 Heater. Fog Ugbta, Seat quotas into effect. Daring April, there will be no quota re Carroll. The code requires anyone pices of any embassy, consulate of the Government of India," JOtoAA, ^HC. AAiLlE - MlnujL£ Aln/iJtj/ making payments to other persons their prices whenever their own on’s claim that a New England W E 2 Covera, Directional Slg- or cultural institute.” costs go down. Nehru said In a foreign affairs de A. K ONLY! to chooso) Sedan. nala. Clock, etc. A-l trane- strictions on the slaughter of calves, sheep. Iambs and swinej of more than $600 to report those mill could not exist without heavy AMD yfMtfS TM' FELLOiN VIHO OUOYB Robert Caldwell, public affairs A food seller will use the fables government assistance. bate In Parliament. Ea8t Reich Red Police WHY TH' LIMIV \NITUTUREE 50MG, YOU MEED T>WO ’49 PACKARD Appealing portation. Priced low Slaughterers of cattle will be limited to the same number of payments Individually to the In officer of the U. 8. embassy ssld "Political policies.’’ he con '48 Nosh 600 4-Door IMA PAY VT TH* FIRST YEAH - « 0 animals they slaughtered in April 1950. ternal Revenue Processing divis of percentages In whatever regula ’The report which Saxon main TOM TWO DAUGUTEOG AMO CAUS-OMB FOB. gray. Tip-top condition. to move R9M yesterday he had protested to tion applies to him, to determine tained was newer released to the tinued, "are laid down by govern Fire 12 Pistol Shots ROYS’ iJtt VOUTOOHIYE AMD FOO. TME AMD G-ET A G-OOO Choloo family car. Very * * * ion. It also requires collective, an- "high offldisls” and he believed ments not commanders in the M ABtV-rYE TW’ M ISSU S-I NEVEB.J quickly! reports on fuch payments. '47 OMs 66 Cenvortiblo O^EOCAJE FHOM the order would be rescinded. (f.inntlniied on Page Pwo) field." At 4 Buses in Berlin VUOeM MY FEET r MEKftWCAkt. OWE FOR.TH’ FMAILY, EXIRk OJA?*., Paris Transport Strikers Battle Police If convicted, Carroll could be (Cogtlaasd on Page Tsa) OHARAGTER Coupo $1699 Sedan- Caldwell said be understood a OFF OPTO MY Paris, Much 28—mmunist police opened '48 Chovroiot Hootmos- • • W Y • • DU U R I b Model FCIOI. Ride It— ,GOT MV WEVl CAI5.' MOTOB6. INC. tion by 3,000 strikers in front of the transpreh 2 8 —Senator McCarthy (R., against him. Testimony by Texas Houss economic oonunittoe.. report which President ’Truman recommendations' one after an none o f the oceupontg wag atnask. o^lcials pictured Cohen as want W is.), called today for a revision of Wcetem European de Treasury Bflance Tbs program calls for subsidies laid before the lawmakers early In other and knocks them all for a The bueas w on tsU qg the ing to get a finger in bookmaking, —government payments to pro- January. loop." normal routs from P otM taar MANCHESTER fenses to indude Western Germany, Spain, Turkey and numbers and slot machines In Wmshlnrton, March 2| — (!) —- duosrs or procossors — "which Sonatora Otaagrca But O’Mohoney Insisted then la Flats, a broedlnf gttMoA fe e Greece. In a proposed amendment to the pending tn>ope-to- Texas. Ths poalUon. of the Trcasury would permit offscUvo controls In a d v a ^ of publication of the no basis for Toft’s assertion. He tnuU s In Borttn, to tha dloif THoioAA, ^JUC. f, BRUNNER’S Three witnesses who refused to Enrope legislation, McCarthy also deman^iid (A ) a free hand March 26; Not budget rsostptR over n U li food prices while at the committee document, Benaton sold If the rejport Is <« the con- biirg Gats. This at S58 EAST CENTER STREET teftify before the Kefauvef Crime MOTOR SALES for Gen. Douglas McAirthar in fighting the Chinese Com- 6498,562,206.80; budget expendi- soma time tssunng fair rbturoa to O’Mahoney (D .,.W yo.); and Taft servsUve side In these times, 'Tt UM' Soviet sector. aecter .korder, GRRTRERS ture% 8156,352,066,90; cosh bal the farmars.’’ (R., Ohio) continued to disegrse la iOMuse the President hlnui^ Is Usd vehlolas nsvsr w on Open Wed,, Thura., Fri. Until 9:00 P. M. BiBiiists and (B ) aa eai^ly Japaaese peace treaty. .(Oeettoeed on F2i» IM ) Weat Center at Hartford Boad 241 No. Main St Manchester, Conn. ance. 97.M83M,014.18. Tbs cao vlaws w en OMda aub- rhan>br over whether the Demo- a pretty conservattvs fellow." th en . ^ 1
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