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...... The office of the Oonaecticut Mr. and Mra. James Bafmla Help Support Manchester Heatt Clinic- Give Today A boutTow n Power Company will be dosed all Tuttle announea the birth o f « son day tomorrow;. Washington's named. James Bemia Tuttle. Jr. Cites Pope’s birthday. Mrs. Tuttle ts the former' Jean Th« Onter Coi»»re*atlon*I Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Averayu Dully Nut P t s m Ran Church office wfll be dosed all day ■ The same program planned for Recent Call , .4 tomorrow for the holiday. Mrs. Joseph Thompson of' lOl te r Um WaaU BMtag the alt-group W8C8 meeting, Hemlock street. The paternal t Vbneiry IS T b e W t o lb e r postponed because of the Storm grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. !aCO.a The marriSKe of Mlaa Janet M Monday evening, will be presented Louis Tuttle of 21 Hudson street. Rev. aatindn; Says Per* Hammond of Pet-klna street to Monday evening. Feb. 2S, at the James Tuttle, stationed at South. 1 0 ,5 1 0 Pfc. Ronald E. Miner of St. John South Methodist Church. s o n a l Sanctification Fair, eeld tlUiiglit, aMutawMi U. Csrollns. Is leaving with the 'At lAeamar aC the AadH •treet. will take place Saturday lantic fleet Monday. ^ Muadajr 4Ulr, fea ewed by clantH* momlnir, Eeb. 23 at l l o'clock In 'hie office of the Manchester Cryifig Need in W orld Bmewi e( aiwMuttuaa’ aeaat HIgk St. St. James' Church. Water Company. 34# North Main Maitche$ter— A City o f Village Charm street'. Ei'lll be dosed all day to Mrs. Bessie. Baldwin of 33 Cor Rev. John F. Hannon, rector of m / / K Edavard L. Hobron, son of Mr. morrow. nell str^ t will grant the use of St. Jam *a' Church, who la chaplain ____ _ V her .holhs for a cgrd party - for VOL. LXXI. NO. 122 (CMMlflM AdvertMug aa Paga-14) and Mrs. D. Lloyd Hobron of 94 8Uniet Council, No. 45, Degree of of/ Clbbops Assembly, Catholic MANCHESTER. CONNn PTUDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1952 JFoatac-itmt.^Jiaa enlistedjn. the King David Lteige No. 31, lOOF,. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE eSNTR^ U.8. Navy and Is now stationed mir hold Tts “regular meeting lo^ Pocahontas,-tomorrow evening at ^,t:adlew-ef-Oalumbua,-iipoke at-the at the IT.S. Navy Recniitlhg Cen morrow evening at '7:3(> In Odd 8:13. Members, their friends and' meeting of the organisation Tuaa- ter, Bainbrldgre, Md. Fellows Hall..The first degree will the public are cordially Invited. day evening In the K. of C. Home be exemplified on'a class of candi Wenoneh Bessie Farris and /her on the'crying rieed, for personal Do Your Food Shopping At dates. Refreshments will be served committee are In charge.^ Ises I sanctification In the world today.. Differences rnllowln'g the meeting. Members U'lll be awarded the vvinngfs and i He cited the Holy Father's re South Koreans are urged to attend this meeting.. refreshments served. cent call for aii "awakening to reality, a return to principle, mo N arrow at rality, trust In God, obedience to HAtE’l SELF SERVE and MEAT J)EET Cynthia Hlllery, hter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. lllerv of 23t God." Then, after an explanation Porter street, hss/.-r.^.. -...r.,.™elected re- of the first steps - in _ . the way - of ^ WANTED: Chfmhg irecrmiy'^dr Bets-nnTiernn t'S^rv T r u c e T a l t Chsptcr'of Alpha Delta PI social rMr'VhWtHan^ Sh ‘ MY-T-FINE sorority at ffl. Lawrence Unlver-j , I* ^ToU< h o m e c o m f o r t Seoul, Korea, Feb. 22—CENTER ST / of the 20 invasion boats. Seventy^'------^------age deals on troop rotation gave an explanation of the work Invaders were reported killed and I E I S 1 3 5 O m C E W O R K hapman Coiirt. No, 10. Order of her committee. raimtta, Indta, Prh. t t r - il T ) and ports of entry today. • Amaranth, announces a aeHea six captured. Prisoners Included / , Miss Mary Fraher. chairman of —Rlotlag flared agala today the commander of the amphihioua “ :h side said “ No!” |of military whists, under auspices the Catholic bookshelf which the la Pakintan'n rant Bnigal capi their differences were nar- W rit* Ifox Y ^ ! of the Way Ways and Means commit- •■.pinhiv malntaina at ih« M.i-i, attack. s'U.S. Troops Forced Out / assembly maintains at the Mary tal of Dsren. For thn ■moad Nine South Korean Marines ^ rawed— to only ona port of enJry Says Chiefs COKE tee. The first card party Is Cheney Library, reported seven and 5,000 men in the monthly Iro- W est Reich c«o TIm H « ro M / scheduled for Friday evening, day polira oprurd fliw oa riot- were killed and six wounded, the. IvKiks purchased for the bookshelf hig •tiidrat*, kllllag thiwa Navy said. tstlon ceiling. Originally the dif Feb. 29, In the Masonic. Temple. in recognition of Book Week. bmash Ked T omie-of them and briaglag the The aaaault waa made by a Red ______, ference was nine porta of entry Rushed Air Mrs. Ermsno Oaraventa. Mrs «« 2n<«.39c and 70,000 men. 7 ^ CAMPBELL’S tatal death toll for the two battalion—about 800 or 1.000 men.' M B / " V R V J I U • ■ Troops W m Paul Ryan and M.isa Mary Reilly dbyx ,tn nix, dlnpatchea frtmi I{t waa not indicated whether they ' I I \U r C 1 ^ f Once agsin the UN rejected the I] were appointed a committee to Dreea xald.'— :— ---- - ■ wewi Chinese pKN oi^ Koreanv,^^^ ” ” Reds’- nomination -of Soviet Rus-- ' chhlacf the metflhershrp on dohiit “The rioMng rteim^from ihid^ The battle began about 1 a.m sis aa a member .of the neutral in Base W ork ing blood at the next "Islt of the KINGAN'S eat protenU over aa attempt to Wednesday and . iaateO until 10* „ — . „ „ spection commission. Joifi Forpe Mnodmoblle. Several have alrea{ly FRANOO-aMERIOaN make I'rdn. an old Moalem a.m. Thuraday wheii the last of the Pusan. Korea, Feb. 22— (/P) Repercussions of the Commu Wkshington; Feb. 22— Yang la believed to be the north North Africa soon after the refre.ahments at a table centered WITH MEAT from the rest of Paklataa by Monday. The fi'xht left 70 Observers said Red delegates Holaiers. The ■vote was unani Htet "there is a dHPer*| India. The decialon to make ernmost island held by the Alllra. Communist attack in North I with red and whUe carnations and It Ilea midway between the 40tk dead and 165 injured. probably would try to use the mous in a historic full dress Vrdn the official alate lan Atnerlcan authorities said toda^ Korea. ence in Hie quofity of I patriotic der-nratiorta In recognl- *H hittiiM‘‘ and 41st parallel and servca as a Koje island incident aa s lever to Assistant Secretary of the Air North Atlantic council meet- I tion of Washington's Birthday. JMTtllMlM guage wax apparently taken 750 ,U. 8. troops and 1,500 get their own way in the delicate the eaat Bengal aaaembly. lookout poat off the Red coast Force Edwin V. Huggins offered ing. Finehurst meets . . . The Island presumably la one that terned Koreans were, involved. Tm negotlationa for exchanging fight lasted three hours. prisoners and displaced civilians. this e'xplanatlon for the hurried By this action the council the Allies would give hark to the aspects . oC. the Gonstrucrion In Communists If an armistice la ‘ Announced American raanalties Vice Adm. tr. Turner Joy, chiSf voted to bring an indiefinite Our cuHtomerH refer friends (o uh for mealN that were one killed, one wounded and Allied negotiator, refused to apcc- testimony to the Senate prepared number divisions from the signed. ness Investigating subcommittee. our “ distinctively X(nhI” and they know they pav no PREMIER Republic of Korea (ROK) Ma 22 Injured slightly. ulste on what propaganda use the West German Republic into a HALE'S Tanker’s Sterii The other 69 dead and 142 In- Reds may make of the bloody The Senators are digging Into re more for the beat . . . rines have occupied the island ports of waste and extravagance six nation army of two milr HALE’S since Uut .wmmer.------JurM__ li'cre__ Interned Korean riot. civillana. ' on the mimT-ffillllon dollar costs lion men for defense o f Ttoiti r BONITA FISH Gaptnre ROMlaa Guns Staff officers, have been mak Wt ftatfirt oRly ‘‘Farm Fresh*’ Fryers, Headquarters Frozen Food Speciats Towed Safely News of the riot In the Koje ing alow but .steady progress on of overseas sir bases. ern Europe agaTnst possible 7 0 z . CSpt. Choi Chung Song, com "This was an urgent Job," Hug SNOW CROP. island stockade off South Korea a prisoner exchange plan, but are Communist aggression. Fullsts end Fowl. . . Farm Fresh Eyes. . . FOR COFFEE mander of the ROK garrison on waa withheld for four days. deadlocked on the key iasua of gins ssld. Now the six nations—France. To R. I. Harbor Yang, said captured equipment In U. 8. authorities aaid the rioters voluntary repatriation. "The emergenry was nart of a Germany. TUly. Belgium, The 2 Cans Ground To Order cluded three rocket guns, a wire- attacked with a vicioua array of decisloh by the Joint Chiefs of PEACHES leas set, 75 Rus'Ian-made subma The Communjsta have Insisted Staff." Netherlsnda and Luxembourg— homemade weapons—steel pickets, that all prisoners in Allied hands can move awifOy toward signa A.VOW CROP Newport, R. I;, Feb. 22- (4*1— chine gins, light machine guns HuggUis Indicated, but did not The broken atem of the atorm- blackjacks, Iron pipe, metal tent be repatriated regardless of their ture of a treaty paving the way OPEN ALL PAY and rifles. pole spikes, barbed wire flaila, say directly, that top Pentagon for the army, wrecked tanker Fort Mercer came Planes frrom the IT. 8. carrier wishes and have protested UJ4. wooden clubs, rocks and kniVea. reclassification of about 37,500 aa leaders were apprehensive of a -Ratification by the parliament Tomorrow, Friday, Feh. 22nd lOOr. Pkg. For Into Newport harbor today In tow Essex swept into the Songjin area Communist drive in Europe or CUT CORN 2 39c Of two ocean-going tuga. Find No Guns South Koreans. of each naUon must take place be For your nhopping eonvenieiiee we will nmiM eve -— — Thursday ama.'tiing avery Red A U. 8. Eighth Army a^okea- Africa after the Korean invasion Aboard the hulk were the 12 The U.8. Eighth Army indicated in .June, 1950. fore the recruiting of d erm an s be open All Day Friday . . . n'-'y’fr"'"*.''*...... '.• 'V.-" late. toe. away can •iirvlvora' who 'jenwined when' 21 (Continnod mi Page T ^ ) the segregatibfl- - of eeclasaified' .Asked'■ nu'rt“ job’ ' ■ t^haHm ' MeCarthyi alhnx^ with i'o ^ ^ othera of the crew of 43 were rea- (ConMnued on Pago Ten) prisoners in a Kojq compound was There are still poUtlcsl hurdles ^ JL.|ybvPJtg. Ike Senators, had developed- to ^werctwna 4mt- toe -N ATOH en. -.Bit.ViMe-»mLJBoxeci4?i?wtoff^wifr-t>c Teiwty-j COPFILLETS - aced *roar44: ^FSBpOqFMme-fer Olfr-rfot.-— —— earner-tTr-the~hearings that the The atem had been towed more Oommunist staff officers Friday Mrsement represents a major ..for you. at the meat counter from . . . Fri COMSTOCK PIE-SLICED Air Force asked speedy comple U. 8. diplomatic victory and a tri P.LKANOR ( than 100 milea from outalde Nan offered to permit inspection at tion of five air bases ip French day 8 A, M. to t) P, M.— Saturday 8 A. M. tucket llghtahip. five rather than four porta of en umph for O n . Dwight D. Elsen to 6 P. M. Solon Bares Sale Fee Morocco (North Afriea) within hower, one of toe strongest back APPLES PEAS 2 CANH 33c Coairt Guard craft accompanied try on each aide If the Alliea would six months at an -estimated coat ers of a European army. the towing proceaslon. cut the monthly roUtion ceiling ol more than 300 million dollars. Fraaoe Te Get Loaa Ranges, Refrigerators MEAT DEPARTMENT The half-ahip had ita propeller to 30,000 men. Y--- - Highway— palrdlmeu ««aw||drag wa memberBBfKTBgWC'r Wof theMUN6 WashhigtoB______SMOKED Ready To Use Senator Hunt (D„ Wyo.), act P ^ lo M Lnlon fracn t h e afflcG of Gov. Atthur B. V ern g n e at Olympis, This development eamd on the FRANKFURTS ,3. JS e working to asaiat in the progreaa. Washers and AM On Firm in RFC Probe Tbe Allies counter^ with an of ing chairman, noted that the Hash. About 100 Unloa members were forced from the oMIee wIi m heels of agreement by the UnlM lb. 42c BEANS^ 2 CANS 27c ' ■ The. 'Waatber burieau raportad If fer to bpeh six father thauv aaven Original schMUIe called for equip- States to gtve'PranM on "Sdflltl^ Other Appliances wax . allowing with a northwaat (hey threatened to stay there uaril n*y he Oop Narron'etf . .toatead, Ifunt said, delays In toe Paris government over LHMBLE6S “ 79c CHUCK POT ROAST ,3. 96c avar, tha Fort Mercer wai in no celved a 8460,000 RFC loan agreed i **** Observers said the gap. on both negotiations with the French on Bank IVets $1.80 Morris to Tell come fears among toa Frendi danger becauae It haa tong been In • . ..1 ...... J ...... “ '"^** atrictly a brokerage fee lasucaissues nashas Beenbeen narrowed to a the sites stalled the start of the against seeing Germans In milj- LARGE .MEATY 8>, In 9 I.KS. I ■ - - ROVE IN TOP QUAUTY the lee of tha-land. program until April. tsiy uniform one* more. The I-EOS OB BUTT HALF each as*''" a hbrokerage*JL** ^ fee for the *‘*''*"6 arranged the sale on where eventual agreement Two bargea left New York laat CGCh GR % brokgrCiffR fM for the good irnnH terms.f*rma ItTo was«!»*« note«yx6 an atter-.* a » appears anTbABM eerUln. Orlglnallv i..-.9e.. as.the _ Hunt asked if the "Air Force,, (sain in H oldup Probe of Role French have approved inclusion of CHOCK POT ROAST MIRACLE quick-freeze plant In Henderson neya fee. Everybody intereited UN asked for 12 porta of entry on jvas negligent" In Insisting upon . German units in toe Europeiui i.R. 81c night to rendexvoua sometime, to ville, N. C. day with' the Fort Mercer off knew about it and I presume the each side and a rotation ceiling of eompletlon by July 1 despite the i army, but with qualifications that j Redden issued a statement on - Middleton, Tenn., Feh. 28-— RIB PORK ROAST Newport, R. I. Present plana call RFC knew about It later when the 75.000 men a month. The Reds of delayed atari. fJ’i—The Rank of MIddletoa In Ship Deals may delay the actual recruiting of lb 49c LAMB PATTIES LB. 65e WHIP LAMB for the bargea to relieve the Fort hla connection with the transae- loan application was made." fered three oorts of entry and ro Etowney Rice, committee attor Gertnan soldiers. SUNBE.AM SOUR PITTED .ranfe out of Ita holdup yeater-. Ot buy a whole strip at this low prire sad Mercer aterh of moat of Ita cargo I tion after disclosure that the eom- He said he never "pressured" tation of 5,000 men. ney. noted that psntagoh reports An authoritative source dlS- have from 4 In chops rut. . . day with a $I.SO profR. Washington, Feb. 22 — M of . two million gallona of oil. I pany went Into receivership, after the RFC to make the loan al The staff officers aren't even on the Job cited "delays, false elosed toe decision to give aid to STEWIMO LAMB IJI. 39c ' receiving the loan, and the case Mnaey was tossed about Members of the Senate investiga the French jus^ )>efOre the council The' Fort Mercer waa one of two though be wrote the RFC “ advis diacuasing the biggest atumbltng starts, corffuaion and,, some freely as irate rlMzens wounded CHERRIES tankera to-break Irt two In a hpwl- had been turned over to the Jus ing. them, of the importance of the Woek —- whether the R;^s may waateJ’ tions subcommittee said today met to take its action on the Euro M E A T L O A F IC tice Department. aad raptured the gunmaa, pean army. He emp)iaaiZ4^ toe 570 CHOICE Gan be cut ’ into Chops. operaDon of such a plant on the Conatruetion was under super Robert H. Boadiirant. corruption sleuth Newbold Morris While he has' not received the farm economy of that section." vision of the Army Corps of En million dollar figure IS not finiu 2 medium nninna cjip milk Roast, Stewing Pieces. No (Contliined op Pag* TM) (Continued on Page Ten) fStlrens. - b.vstandrrs, host will get the chance he asked to LI. full fee agreed on for having ar Kedden ssld he lesmed in the gineers, but private contractor! but la tentatively agreed upon. INCOME TAX charge for.cutting service at ages, nffleers and baak em France, In turn, will raise an ad I nr 2 cloves garlic '1 cup chill sniire nr calaiip' RIB ROASTS ranged for the tale. Redden told summer of 1949 that the Skviand w’ere hired to do the work. explain his role In highly profit Hale’s. ployes gathered It all up aad ditional sum estimated at 100 bil- 1 stalks celery ttllh leates newsmen, he expects to receive it. Processing corporation, which Rice said “Engineering atand- able ship deals 2 leMponna Mil ______ASSISTANCE turned It over to bank presl- c o m Jxoaperft JJe^^ Heisald the fee arrangement waa ta-Hym1gr§oti“ aidsaml jyjeciflcali^ .. ,, , lion- franrti to I the gap )>e- 't -^ g ’------—- 7 9Sc made prior to the conripahy's ap* crantly Ignored/’ He asked Hug “«tehrH.~H.TWSiparn7 ~^^— - ~ Morri^^^N^Yjnli-HeptrirH-TWilTYITisrH'er rasfinamen " T fea'apnon mnnnaodlum~giutamata ville, wanted to sell Ita properfy. eaiy-nemedin—named hvh>‘ PPresident—Truman resident—T m m«n _____5 n.Af HLQ.PR?’ !. - - jQrif a niaderato ^e»t beef dhh- pllcatton 'for -a- Reconatnicrion-^' gins If th«r“AIr “Force agreed to Simpson wouldn't sa.v h«*w wiir Cost and what7her'1iifi8tioBi“ ■t'lb“ g rniind Iwef leitvpiMin itcpiier |jiR.xur||3j— 1:30 to « P. M. 1* said he dlacusaed sale terms to head a hoiise-rleaning of tax Book Matches Mfo're repeating: .. n- ■ - - nance Corporation loan and at - on several occsalona with Ivor this. much was stolen, but Iw said stricken economy can afford. 'i Ih. hulk sausage meat 1 can (9 Of.,) tiunaln sauce. Can time when there waa no thought W alkout lime "You can’t do an emergenev scandal! and wrongdoing In tbt: ■A spokesman said most of the Evenings by Appointment Pardee, president of the company. he got It all bark plus $1.80. government, has been mentioned Mi cups bread crumbs of seeking such a loan from ‘the The asking price at the time of program without spending mor« Nobotl.v knoww where the ex U.S. aaaUtance will be In the fork) SELECTCP COMMERCIAL iEEF government agency. money than one that is not ur frequently In the subcommittee's of procurement contracts outside • ni sracker crumbs - 2 Pkgt. Coal W alkout the talks, he aaid. was 8700,000, or For March 23 tra money eame from. inveatigationa. Tel. 4021 PREMIER MARASCHINO Earlier today, RFC Gensral about 8300,000 leas than, the own gent." Huggins replied. the United Statea, arms, contribu RATH'S HAMS CONELESS Counsel Soils Horwitz said the Morris told this reporter tions to the infraatnieture (sup Start your oven at .3.V1E' or modrrale and grra.se a loaf pa'n ers had. invested In It Mlalimim Faellltles Wednesday night his personal rale Hyden, Ky., Feb. 22—(S>)—Dox- RFC asked the Justice Depart Pittsburgh, Feb. 22—«P)-The porting network of air bases and sil'ghtlv^ nn'una, garlic and celery very line Beat up the egg THOS. J. QUISH ona of atate troopera awarmed Into Rep. Redden aaid he learned Huggtris went on to aav there In the ship deals W‘as minor and B U TT^W e APT. NO. 2 ment to check on the loan after nation will escape a steel strike wea no attempt to complete the: Prtl 'T'iosI comipunicstiona) and a I m II a r CHERRIES this itrikebound coal mining town W. Stuart Syintngton took over as through hla brother, Arthur J. proper, and that he objecta to. ‘ In meaaures.' '- • Charter Oak Street Ridden, a Hendersonville attorney, Saturday hut a walkout mav come entire 300 million dollar project 1 ^***^^*'** * * “ * I ICfl nuendos’-' about him. Now nmdip the heef. aaiiaagr iiieHt and rrimiba thoroiiglilv as a precautionary meaaura today, cleanup' boas of the agency laat March 23 unless a bitter contract between April and July. He said It will not be In the form of di-, 8 Oz. Jar *■ when the Unltjd Mine Workers re May. that Harry R. Playford, operator controversy U settled. "I wish they'd summon me In reel dollar aid' becauae that wrould the mpk. chill s.iiice or cataiip and aea.sonings. To.sa iinlil well SHANK “^SSc sumed their piOcetlng at two near of a dairy farm, w’aa Ipterested in To Bank H oldnp stead of talking about It," he add I Some ProMema Top strategy makers of the mil (Coatinoed oa' Page Eight) make sure It Is by pita. buving the nrocessln*' nlant. ed. "I'll be glad to testify.” ' (Continaed on Page Eight) wea^ greased aike for one full hour, then ixuir the tomato Leon Ground Reef Lb. 81c TTie mines, closed yesterday by Horwitz told a reporter he could Around Dec. 1, ,1949. Redden lion member CIO United Steel- not recall details of the loan blit W'orkers did as expected yester- 'New York, Feb. 22^(j'> --A sec- Never Any Doubt eN.x«re«te#r.”. / , buJupg, fur. auothec 15 iiumites... |ba yMW't fin t strike in thls._Iast said, he and hla brother wf.r* toltl, "That makes it unanimous.'": said PREMIER DIEtETIC’ adn-unldn'itrohgbbtd In Mudie^ "there were' some "proem s b y PardM that be wbuid accept a <»a3r in -postponhig their ' Strike. nitd pal o f Wmie (the A'rtifir)' Rut; Rogiilin* HdWtMirii Lb. 71c Cut to the uihount you want. involved. It Is siwsys auspicious They iaaued this warningj_ Senator Mundt (R., 8. D.l, a .sub ' ' L>our u r ^ the n l Zruh ' !.*'"■ same over I lie loaf. Makr.v pteniy f?if Pl""'''' Br' ---- Then PACK am Kentucky's rich. .coal. .Yield. mlnlnuua.ol 8350;000for- tho^ prop^ ton has been Identified by wit- committee member, wh'en' told^of 4 Also use us Swiss steak, s T ^ Blade no effort to operate today. when B company goes Into receiv erty. "with the full understanding "iVe hope that a strike may be Rocom Cocon ... Lb. 49c ership shortly sfter it gets s losn.” News Trdbits nea.ses a.s a participant in a 864.- this. "There never was any doivbt With this giHsI, goo,l loaf we like haked laital.u-s alloal with or soup meat. Other Leslie County mines, unaf' that he would be allowed to sell averted but the patience of our 000 bank holdup laid to the .Sut- in my mind he'd have to appear BuDetius *»“ »r.r-.»»Alwr..|hink you.ylU ... , .!... .• 4acUd 'by -UM»#Uika. operaUd- aa He said the loan was to Skybrook membera is runnlnsr __ . CnlM from AP Winn ton gang.- --,y- • ' ■ , and do some explaining." Mbs*'-' l a eo a -'r'.-v'".".' ■ •Lbr-ffc" w r w i » f HShderiMnyins; the J frofi: the AP Wfrai'; Fruit Cocktail Usual. The union 4 e c i^ to c ^ \ it. After loner que.stioning of tlv#' „ ye sjhal^reeelve,” said State troopera cleared approach week-end strike threat to give tha Senator Nixon (R.. Calif.) "He’ll ■ Wage Stabilization board more prisoner, as.slst'ant district attor VELVEETA WESSONOIL 8 Oz. Can ~ Onr pgnltry l« alwayi itricHy fresh. Conn, dressed: toads of air iutomobilea today and Singapore Supreme Court re ney James ’P. McGrattan said to gel his chance, when the subrnm- - ■aid they had been instructed to time to recommend a settlement. fuses permission for a Moslem BRITISH CHIEF Q U m / LOWER PRICES day he had taken a "statement” mlttee in due course is ready to •All l.anib Prices are lower this week . . . keep traffic moving. Pickets ExpM'to' Bettlement school teacher to appeal to Privy from him. hear him." „ Loodoe, Feb- Ms« 2 For The union headed by Philip vsB Hardie. mlUidaaire boaa oC CHEESE 2 Lb$. "Pint URRE ROASHNO CHICKENS, PLUW gatbered along the roadsides. Indonesia Cabinet Seen Council against judgment setting Asked the nature of the state Chairman Hbey-(D.,;N. C,V 'vas | One UMW organiser. Bill Per Murray, also president of the aside his marriage to IS-year-old Britain's nstioersllsed IroB aad Honed Shoulders, only I he best part for CIO. has been working without ment. McGrattan would say' only out of the city, but close aasoci-j kins, was Jailed on a charge of Dutch echnol girl.. American sol ates who declined to be named Steel Corporatton, realgaed to4 nice slicing . . . average $:t.l9 In . . . Over contract since Jan. 1. that it "could just as easily be a day In a dispute with the Oea* FOWL MEDIUM AND SMAU SIZE TENDER Im p in g traffic. But no violence diers In Korea' have contributed denial aa a confesaioiiJ' said they have no doubt he will' Buy a whole Ijtmb Mhoukler . . , have part was reported. One' mine superln' Resigning on U. S. Aid The USW’i ' Wage Pollcy’^rom- 8277.MS to 1052 Hatch of DIniea, senaUve govenuneot over pc*> Three Hundred mittee. In unanimously adopting a Although aiitoorities refused to sanction the calling of Morris. j posed Increasea la the prtae oC A LL SWEET ” Ved for chops or roast and balance for steulng. tendent suffered a broken jaw In Sth Army announces. Teveal the contents of'the state- . The subcommittee werit ahead an altercation shortly' after the resolution of the executive boaril In South San Francisco, <3allf.. steel. . U IIOI.K t-HOICE Finished Monuments and GHIOKENS FOR ROASHNO, F R Y IN 0, Jakarta, Indonesia, Feb. 32—^‘»the words. ' "independent and to set back the atrike date 29 days, 'ment of John de 'Venuta, 37, they with plana to reopen its racesaed strike began yerierday. - some of the all-white Southwood ?8ld his arrest had , "cleaned , up’;, Jirarioi* next W.edbeaday to look PARKAY Lb. Markers In Our Display An aatimated 60 state troopers, -^Premier ‘ Soekimsn'a JO-* sovereign nations." made It .clear It expects the final tract re.siden|s who voted against MOODY RAPS NAM -----r- 19^ 49 month-old government will resign Soya Fee Not Slucere settlement will be fully retroac the holdup of a branch of ^ the more closely at the riiip deals Washington, Feb. 22.^-4/PI-e UMR SHOULDERS , e t Yard To Choose From! BROlUNG. .poured .in here during the: nlghl In wttUn 'k tMe days as'^ So0bo^>0:>saia vriOi th e s e tive to the xoatract t^teqHrBtrhh ,8<*4ptjflg, A. ,Cltio«se-. fJMnily as .Manufacturers Tniat 'Company -in h^im::Tetonted. 1^ jsjl breakfn,.„waa .f^lenda' a, 3 ,'.« ..jpUUon .doUer.jpro»t i- .olstteB.ol MMMfaetoran (NAMk^ **T*.'2* »*»*«Yely rhenp ertsp rireidi Vegetablea ari- ...... -.-■ ■si:.,-, . } Fresh Fruit and Vegetables , Pmnljfort "kia' enen will-ecmilGa fidt • t y Deyetopmetit Corpi; Bays ihat * REAimARtE lUXIIRY mi inia ea# ____ . their aetivltiei to traffic problems Foreign Minister Ahmad Soe- | penident position." .H e' thought, having baen given "the tools with of alwa.vs trying to bioek "pm* at Ibis lime of the year . . . , (Oi)o(laued oa Page Two) (CoatiBued oa Page Eight) \ Design - bsrdjo resigned yeaterdsy 'because therefore, that opposition was "We call upon the Wage Btabill- which to do the job," Eastern Con gressive nad social" leg|etsHsB. 1 Prepare Low Cost Meals WHh ’■ ■•'*7 An' NAN apoheemsa retort«A YCotiUnoed on Page T m ) a majority of Indonesia's political "hot sincere, but based on domes- necticut Tommuntties now have CARROTS Bch. I 11c CALDWINS . . XLIS. S9c parries atUcked his UntsUve sc-i power politica." (ConUnued oa Page Ten) responsibility for own Industrial the attack waa beaealk IRb Workmanship LETTUCE H„-lSe ‘ 1 ,, ."digalty’’ nf a Senate comaiiUee, riRM I..\RUR HEADS iT.fkN’a i ceptance on JanP 5 of American' Indonesia's nationaliat ■ politl- development. MeINTpSH or GREENINGS 5 LIS. 49c aid from the Mutual Security ad- charged the agreement, vio- The exchange canto at a SeB* ICEIERG LEHUCE ... Material Anti-West Li^^eT ministration which formerly waai Lated. Indonesia's neutrki policy Bills Arnall sworn In as nation's MacArthur Denies Support ate Finance rommittee beaftaB FRESH SEAFOOD lUE Set to Seek price boss.. .State Highway -work 1 handled by the Economic Ooopera- ^ ** steered the nation Into "the on a bill to boost uaewipIsyatoBi CELERY, DOUCLES ... , k POTATOES - , Li« 79e er dice in Derby hospital from In compeasatlea at federal exptMBB, GREEN PEPPERS 19c Cutting done in our owA Deported By Libya tion administration. The cabinet! ” juries received when hla legs got also disapproved . the way he I _ v * ^***"^J disapproved because New Wage Boost O f Ike^ Hatred o f Truman NEW CACIAGE NEW lEETS shop from the rough stone . From Hale*s caught to sand-lending mnchlne he *• HURT IN CRASH ^ 1 Lb. Cello Bag handled the matter. I "^oUated in was operating yesterday.. . Air GREEN BEANS to the finished memorial. TOMATOES 19c n p ott. Libya. Feb. 22 — UP> — In an Interview- today Soebard- secret with U. 8. Ambassador H. BerUa. Feb. 22-—4A4—Six aer* LAK oe s iz e The Libyan foverament today de Merle Ck>chran, 'and only informed New York. Feb. 22—(P>—James craft Carrier Tripoli docks aL By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • can hardly be regarded aa aup- sons froni Falla Charrh, Va., JUICY ORANGES .... SFINA c H , S A L A D m i x , R R O C C O U Jo said the arrangementa he had Brladlsi with 16 American jet ported Beahir Bey Sadawi, the made ivould get Iridonsaia "aeversl Premier Soekiman of what he waa B. Carey, president of the CIO In- Gen. Douglaa MacArthur is on ported by the body of the article were lajured todajr whea the aa* deaert kingdom'a strongest foe of doing. temaUonal Union of Electrical flghter-bombera for Greece and record today that >i» does not sup- j Itself, tend to create the Imprea- toatobUe la whieh they awf* e x t r a LARGE TANGERINES Dot. 4te million dollars worth" of miUtary Turkey. port Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower aion that I am favorable to the GRAPEFRUIT 3 k., 29e MANCHESTER TANGERINES d . . 3 9 c western military basea there, on equipment. But he indicated they The cabinet's condemnation of Workera (lUEl, aaya the union rtdiag akldded aad overtaraed aa COLb CUT SPECIALS chargea ha incited election trou hla procedure does not mean auto Israel aad U. 8. begin negotia for political office." nomlnation'of General Elsenhower Roate 5 here, aceordlag to toa NEW b e t t e r n -A v o n Involved only the strengthening of lylll seek another coet-of-living Large Temple Oranges . . . Large Sunhist Oranges ble. matic repudiation of the agree-, wage booat from the General Elec tions on formal agreement for 65 And, he said In, a statement -la‘ ' as the Republican candidate for state peUee. - MEMORIAL Indoneaia'e 'constabulary and its. sued in New YPrk laat night, he the Pre.aldency and toat 1 have a The tall, dlatlngulahed-Iooking 2S0JNX>-msn kuerrUia - hunting ment he made in an exchange of tric company. million dollars in U. 8. aid . . . Sadawi la the leader of the antl- letters with Cochran. The cabi Carey saya wage and other National Labor Relations Board haa no "personal hatred of Pres-' personal hatred of President Tru- 5 MUXJON FOR YALE Come to FIneburst for tb* finest Idaho Coking COM PAN Y , CABBAGE u 9c army for Internal security and did net's poaiUon on that question ident Truman." i man. - . POLlSHSTYLEHAM Vz^SSc weatem National Oengreaa pariy, not bind the country to any mu union demands will be presented orders OMinecticiit Reaearch Oor- Near Havea, Fbh. 13—UP)—> Fototoes or Nothr* W kito Fototoes. A. AIMETTl. Prop. resoundingly, defeated 1^ pro- may bo taken tomorrow. . pqration of Bridgeport to relaatate “I have .no personal feelings, MacArthur said this was "er- Yale, UalvereHy -rffTimrifl to- tual defense agreement with the under a wage re-opening contract whatsoevef with reference to 8UCED rnesH weetera government cupportere in United States, i. Even if the cabinet does not clause when talks lUrt March 5 sritk bhek pay 33 eihployes laid off roneous speculation." He said he day a OSSMSOi gWl fto n tha COR. Pe.ARL and HARRISON iJtW Green Stumps Given With Cush Sules nullify the agreement, however, more toan three weeks ago. him," he said. has - a warm personal feeling for Old Diwlalsa tr-inlBltfs hsad* N ^ Itom tjrm Deviled Crab heat ond eot it. . STREKTS laat Tueeday’a election of a Houae He aaid the U. 8. had agreed to In 'New Tork. of Representativee. there is little chance Indonesia's The sSatement followed publica Eisenhower, but; lid by taaarlsr Paal Mellaa^ _ sbeC and oM 39c each. Oppoallr East Cemetery Lb. drop a clause In MSA agreements Leas than two weeks ago, a 1.00 Witliamstowrn, Mass., MlOical tion by Newsweek Magssine of an Riots, which police blamed . on non-clected parliament would ac per cent coat-of-Iiving wage hike Examiner George G. Mullen says "I do not support his candidacy SPICED HAM calling on the recipient nation to cept it if the issue comes up in de article that said MacArthur fa ^TELEPHONE 1797 Or .S20T the Cbnjpeas party, yesterday took help “fulfill miUtaiy obligations" for m onjhan 210,000 OE workera he doean’t. expect a patoologiat’s for ,po)tUcal office aa I have no VIO R A SO n SIONS •^ Vegetables ond g#t bate. Both tha Maahumi (Moe- vored Ohio 8enator Robert A. slightest knowledge of his political S t PetetehasB. m , Feh. SS ttpefi Sundays Try a piece of apttwd Ihmb b^ked frith fndt for • taatv. low one life and brought Injury to 12 assumed by the United SUtea. He waa approved by the Wage Stabi report until next -week in mys 1 0 ^ OWe T l M J W H A L C e others as police fotight off two lera) and the PNI (NaUonalisti lization board. That increase, was Taft for the GOP PresidentUl beliefs or his viewrs on many gravs —OP)—Vie Bsarhi. Mgheat cootdleli. raid the United Statea also had parUes, which dondnata the body, terious death of Millard Rensaine. nomination but would' support Buy IMreet and Save Mooey bomb • throwing mobe which part of a 3.58 per cw t pay raiae lO, a Williams College sophomore Issues which now confront our na hitcher la Near Yaai Ta agreed to replace the reference to have denounced Soehardjo's u - HaroUl E. Stassen or,Eisenhower tion." using aid to strengthen the "free agreed upon In the union contract . . . Dahe nf Wiadear wdU leave Uatoty. Mgaad Mb IMS caa If eitner beats TafL The New York..DalIy News said teday tor a rapeeted M S S ei___ _ OB Pbgo .Twa) worid’/ against Communism with England for Paria tonight wdiere MacArthur aaid. "Headllhea, cap (OiBWBBii OB tog* IWb) 1 m Faga Tea). he wUl spend toe week end. sHifarMR*MS tions and advertiaements wiilch (OeathMMd aa Paea Two)
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■» . • .fj® ■[' —r^ M ;. V .. sfVL‘-» JSjPM MANCHOTB SVENOTG fiERAUT. MA!fCHESm CXMlMs'IlUDAT^ ISll^ II " - ' r// •• no diiira aaifi EVEWlKG-KEgUlJ^.-M^IGaiaBTBBrCOtm^ FBIGAYr FEBRUARY b . 1952 lacilirtliiir thsTS U ho nacasMty. to oeesaMBt HcraM Exfoaia^ Anti-West L^der Csav«7 PsfisM Thrmifh [W om ^n Prejiare ~ beyond thanktny candidata Staa- IU4ie PraBrut •mm Support for Ike son for tha compliment.” For Praycr'Bay New State Law AhHerMii R ^ i^ s " "Anson Phelps Stokes o f Lenox, Senator Estes Kefauver of Ten Deported by Libya Three aoctiona of a convoy In San Francisco Yale Awards Mass., Secretary o f Tale from IBOO nessee, the lone Democrat to an qPor ' me convenience a t lU naaMd throthrough town today to 1921. I n ^ r o v e 4 ^ readera. The Herald la now oast, daatlnatlon un- Nonexistant Post << flMU P if* » nounce for the Presidential aoml- (CiiaMiaii ft— rag a O ut) travHhng oai Here Next Week Has First Use omer recipients were: naUen to date, etiUclsed the pubUahlny M hour acbedulea a t kaewB. The first two sections Hertert F. Sturdy of Los Angg- radio ataUona In thia area and Medal to 15 tt tosmeS CM “uaimpeacltaMe aa< mentality" of tha Ite- wont throogh early In me New Haven, Feb. 22-~Uf)-~Vle tea, -Calif.7 loririer preslderit "of me Be Discussed Ti me New Haven teieviaion sta m k ta m i M the go««nuMat*build- moraing while the third sec The World D aY of Prayer, wWch thMMy* 'mat XtsM l^er tjaShna ‘ r in yaneral and iaga tor Anderson hea resigned as Yale Club of Southern California; tion. tion o f about 180 vehicles were la obaervad by I^ tea ta n t .women judge Cotter AuthoriztM Lucius F. Robinson. Jr., of Hart **WHEa OF FORTON r ...... K a f S l a r r had mapped eat a new otrataty to ______particular in Tlw governeMBt ordered a d p. auperintendeilt o f me Otmnectlcut an address at Warren, Ohio. directed by police mrough l*rMentation for Service ford. first president of me Uni fat their man home ifom Karopa Schedules run from the pub ».-« a. m. curfew on the city, mroughoul the world, will be ob- Attachment in Slander Child. Study and Treatment Home, The whole question of an lm '»m oaa contained In t t e rtpiMt And former Rep. William C. (Own at 10 o’clock. It was ma versity Council; Hugh Plckeri wall bafera the July OOP convan- lication time of The Herald to which Is the eeater o f me Oen- served locally on Friday. Fab. 29. which doesn’t exist, to. become Port o f University's proved Manchester water system I Buck, Seifert and Joat, the tawB^ m U E TANiO” ...... U n y A i i M V M i Cole, campaiynlny for Missouri’s pubUeation time on m e foUow- aam Aa a <3ompaniaa A and : Change by Policeman Brady, of Seattle, Wash, Uon: Oat ma Sanata Foraixn Rala> grees partjr’s etrength. The order at me Soum Memodiat Church at executive secretary of me Sum will be under diacuaston Tueadav P**baultln^ w ^ e a r a . ^ , tiona commlttaa to invite him to OOP nomination for Oonyrass, iny day. Saturday editions will for Badawl'e doportauoa foUeiwod. 35th Alumni Day Fete Mcs. Paul MfliOre of CJonvent, Waahinatoft neat month to testify proposed a new Investiyation. 2:30 p.m. mit County Child Welfare Board N. J., a benefactor of me School carry schadulea for Sunday A new at Akron, Ohio. **BUOKSIIITN B LU ET . . Ella Mat M m i i before Conyraea. If eleeted. he promiMd a (X>P programs. Tha program will includa pray New Haven, Feb.. 22—-tAV-Yale of Fine Arts; John B. Dempsey, of Tha 71-yoar-old BadaWi, who has attachment, m In announcing hia action, Andar- Cleveland, Ohio, member at large n ia paper aaid its information women's meetlny at SC Joaeph foreakoh natlva robeo to r modarn ers Apr agricultural migratory Hvll auiU got ita first use here University today presented me ting as the Board of Water Com- idJrflra^orotJSl’.Jn'lSSllSf yesterday, he wetudn’t stop at Ruk .of_tlie University Council; Xoula mls^ners,loners, will meet w with ith Fred;• J!?***k* rn firs oort protafflon o f Burk was .that Senator Lodye (It, European drees, was aroused from Sutton’s Pal Tied workers, eharScroppara -% este i^ y h r a slander actlbn Tale-UMdal to 16-peraons for-“out*- Maaa,i), the yeiaaral's campaiyn checkiny on yraln and such stor- fact mat "cvente which were not standing service.” Mayer Rabinowitz of Sands Point. E. Thrall, a«datent superintend- e m s S X ^ amocrata tlyation to see if any o f the yotd To Bank Holdup ■on will be the aoloiSt and Clar eatabliahment of the home n’hlcb m# S5th Alumni Day program Although this special meeting Yafl Yargasna Oastel Bsnlte airport whore ho Charged him wim meft. was set as a result of a directors’ domeatlo use. n .V will not oppose it." stores at Fort Knox "has fallen ence Helsing the organist. The ■ nie law J s ^ outgrowth'of me. waa intended to care for enjotion- which brought more than 1,000 Walker Van Riper of Denver, out of rne'lmttom of m e vault. was put on s Cairo-bound piano. committee in charge includes Mrs. ally disturbed children. O)lo., member of the Yale Associa meeting Jan, 22 at which me re Henitogq * This touched o ff anomer denial. Proves Success ,Ho was bom ia Ubya but bolds A ault brought by entemfaere tarC " graduates back to the campus « a) Benjamin Jones o f me Salvation The home, aumo,rized by me tion of Colorado; Gilbert Kidney, port of the Fire Protection and The water commiarionerg Tuas- Lodya aaid la Beverly, ICaas., that Saudi ArAbtsft passport ry Aiher and Paul Draper against from all parts of the country. day night will .too hold publid' he planned to make no such mo Army, chairman, M rs Grace Agard 1849 Legislature, w’aa.to be built Greenwich. Conn., former chair Utilities study committee waa dls- ' Neighbors’ Night at Manchester Balsod St me same time ware idantiftod by bank empioyaa yes ■ M rr Hester McCulkmgh of Oreen- A t aa aasembly, at which the man of me Aluninl Fund and cussed, the discussion Tuesdav' ®h the extension o f aani>^^ tion, and "any report to me con terday aa a member of SuUba’i of ms Center - Congiegatimal claiming sha 1iad~m*de"pulH on-a-5S-acra site in Hamden, -and presehtationa were made to Presi Indonesia Cabinet Sranye attracted members of his brother, Nurl Sadawi, and his Church, Mra. Robert Pratt o f the chairman of Ya.le- Alumnt Publica night will not be confined to the aewera oh Grandview streetf; trary la complete fabrication." Granges in Andover, .Hebron, gang in ma holdup. Prevlpualy, HC statement! calling them Com- $1,50.000 was appropriated to draft dent Bmerituh Charles Seymour, nephew, Zuhelr Sadawi. A govern South Memodiat Church and Mra. Riiinlsts. tions; and Burnett Goodwin of water supply aa it relates to fire “ "(I the west branch o f Gard-* P o tterto n ’s L ^ y a aaid me Ehsanhower-for Olastoobury. Vernon, Ellington, ment epokcamaa aaid aU thrse had mVtMiei had identified Sutton a program, but the 1951 Legisla aiM>hg others, the graduates heard Pl-otectlon. Her atreeL President foreea *%ra dotay vary Seen Kesigning Frank Halltn o f the Emanuel Lu- Portland-Ore., member.for Oregon YVemerfifieid,' Oitford, "W M M trahd and' Thomaa KUng,-45, bom «m- Under- Oonnecttciit law mSy ture never appropriated funds to President A. Whitney Griswold re of the Alumni Board. The proposed sewer on Otand^ well as we ara, wim our man B,' t>Ma "agitating agAttit ths verihet theran Church. ^ Thrall, on which will fall the ALL SPEEDS 33. 45. 78 ILP.BL Killinyly, and me majority con o f the elecUon." dee arrest. made pre-trial attnchmerlts of build it. It haa an office and atalf port on various university actlvi- Riirden of presenting me prob view street would start at tfo T s ii' 000 miles away." While m e membera o f me Man Mr*. MrOiI1ough*a property in this city, however. Uea. (ConOnned troni Phya One) tributed some part of me lectur A sAeurity officer said an "initial Detective Capt Waiter Henning R.\TENDKD FORECAST lems o f the town’s water supply and extend soum \for 880 fae^~ ISO CENTER St. PLENTY OF ^REE PARKING In Wasbinyton, however, Sena er’s proyram Wednesday evening aaid police had eatablished some chester Council of Church Women which, she said, deprived her of In accepting the resignation of Seymour received his medal be ___ I. and their proposed solutions, said while the Gardner^ street sewer tor Hendtlckaon (I t .- N J ) . dia- reseUon” was axpeeted to me de- - Cochran refused- comment - iB-Oranye-Hallr There^were MUts, timo ago-m at- only imrae - bandits aiA..Jiojd!i!g..J;htlc_.aeiYt(n Ja . m^ ■ tugfij Mth whimOn^-t^ Anderaon^-who-said-ho- had-‘-‘no cause—‘;as-flft*enm ■ .president—he today that the"dl8ettsSiOTt"Tnesdi^. ayree(t. Hendrickson often bucks porUtkin. " but ws art~nnpa?iC " Joecpil p. Ma.vinr Studio — Boston;-Feb;--22=TJ5^ - Th r tWYr- -would-«itend''about~ZTO"feetr— me situation. He had a confer- accordion, harmonica and piano qiaged ma holdup. The ofiginal Mnetuary of me church a service defense. A defense fund waa doubt” that the home eventually brought the faculties of Yale to night will probably range over a Any property owner whose land Taft's Senate leadership, but he Auxiliary poUcs were steading for- children will be held at me Mlaa JM cIto Teeiadale perature in New England during enoe today with Premier Soekiman music, recitations and a quia by 10 alann said mere' were five. raised for her by private contribu .will he built, Mrs. Edward Foster, Ivar P. Carlson of Overlook eminence second to none." number of contemplated improve fronts ori the proposed seweragu said he believes Taft is yaininR by, and last night’s cUrfsw'~'irAa same time in Wesley Hall. A t this tion.' TTie suit ended in a mis the . next five days, Saturday who ia actiny foreiyn minister. of m e members o f 'Glaatenbury De venute, under queatloning In chairman of the home’s' trustees Drive, manager o f the J. W. Hale ments in the water system. extensions will be asaesaed ma and Eisenhower is "slippiny'' in extended for two more nighte •ervice. Andrew Watson, minister trial In Federal Court nere. > Mr. and Mrs. William Teasdale The presentations in each case through next Wednesday, will av Indonesia has received about 18 Orange. Queens Borough where me hold of 216 Woodland street announce said; Corp. appliance department, who were made by Edwin F. Blair, erage one to six degrees above' the New Msiria cost of the new sewei^ if t|ie]r are me Presidential race. State Secretary Ellsworm L. Shopkeepers stood in the entrance of music at the Center Congrega As a direct result of this case, million dollars in economic and o f meir doers, ready to pull down up' was committed, was booked the engagement of their daughter, "A review of the disappoint because of his sales record waa chairman- of the Alumnt Board 8ea.sonsl normal. ,M|ld ' over the While Thrall was reluctant to voted by the commiasioriera, He said Eisenhower's continued Oovell of Andover was present, tional Church, will leafi tha com however, the Connectlriit Legis ments and frustrations which have one o f the few in this area to win state what these contemplated im silence is hurtiny m e yeaeral'e technical aid from EICA In m e last shutters at.the first hint of trou mere and at city police headquar bined Jimior choirs o f St. M aiys lature enacted a new statute Janette, to Allan F. Hellstrom, which sponsored' the awards. The week end, cooler the first of the t ; two years. She was scheduled to also Richard Williams, assistant attended our efforts to provide In the General Electric contest, provements are before presenting BIHHOiP OF OPORTO D IM chances. ble. ters in Manhattan early today. Episcopal Church, tha North which provides .that no attach- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan F. awards, were made for the first week and mild again by midweek. yet about eiyht millions durlny steward of East Central Pomona * Ha was charged with assault treatment for the children entrust with hia wife ia enjoying an all- them to the commissioners Tues Optm THURS. and FRL to • Taft himself was far from silent Attnekod Reglnm Memodist Church, me O n ter Con . ment may be made In slander or Hellstrom of 607 Vernon street. time this year in conjunction with Precipllation during this period me year endiny July 1. Grange; State Pianist IHsia Miller and robbery. ed to our care will ser\’e no con- expense trip to San Franclnco, day night, he did say that, in Lisbon. Portugal, Feb. 22— last niyht Appeariny on a New A spellbinder who sang ons time gregational CTiurch and me.Eman alienations of affections actions Both Miss Teasdale and Mr. Yale’s 250th anniversary observ will on the average total over Opau Dully te 8:89 Soebardjo asdd cancellation of and James Hendry, gatekeeper of Sutton, Sl-year-old bank robber Hellstrom attended' local schools. strtictiye purpose. Calif. Mr. and Mra. Carlson flew ance. general, they Include the installa Dom Agoatino de Jesua a Sonaa; York television proyram wim Tex Bkutt Central Pomona Grange. to western newspaperman and an- uel Lumeran Church. They will be " except on a court order. three-quarters of an inch occurring the MSA ayreement would "do and Jail breaker, and Kling are Miss Teasdale graduated with me out to the Pacific Ooaat and ex tion of a number of new water Roman Catholic Bishop of Oporto, P Closad Wad. F. N. McCrary, an Eisenhower backer, At me close of me proyram re othar to hia Arab audiancae, accompanied by Mra. Rebeit Mar Today Common Pleas- Court "However Mr. Anderson’s resig Four other former Yale officials as snow northern New England yreat harm to our Intematlonal held on similar charges. class of 1949 and Mr. Hellstrom nation pointe up . clearly that the pect to return Sunday. received the medals. They were: and snow or rain southern New mains and the increased size of died yesterday.' He waa 76. ■ *y .**'^ me Ohio'Senator enyayed in a freshments were served by Mr. Sadawi profassed friandahlp for tin. and MIm Marion Jessamine, Judge John P. Cotter signed an or some mains. prestiye. Bomoatte. Teach with the class of 1947 from Man friends of Oinnecticut’s.. children, Federal Judge Thomaa A. Swan, England over the Week end gnd .... ------„ ...... hot. arm-wavlny. dispuU. that and Mrs. CJharIcs Krob and meir Weetem damocradas during ma children’a librarian, will tall a der giving a Hartford policeman. In.August o f 1950 Mr. ..Carlspn. - He also said that there i* a plan - "It should be -realited here that eoniniitted."-" - Tha romantic interest in. me James . H. Donahue permission to chester High SchooL mtut devote 'eyeri greater enejr^es, took top prlza a t $250. in a. coun fonner dean of the .Yaia Law again.stout mldu’eelt,...... V” v.'- touched off an audience reaction we need weapons for our army aiaction campaign. But ha attack 4tory.-To conclude me child tsn’s - Miss Teasdale Is .employed In to provide better- service-tO' the which almoet sti^iped m e show. During me business session five case Margaret Mary Moore, 20, servlce a 40 minute sound and color attach the properly of John J. My- toward the conaideratTon o f treat try-wide contest on home laun School;~Df'. Mnton C. Wlriteriiitz., and economic and technical aid. ed the Libyan government as a the Re.aearch Library of United Manchester Green area, where CALL BROADLOOM O A R Kn McOrary, columnist and radio- dollars was voted to me Red an Iiiah-Arab girl hers only q. movie, entitled "Pueblo Boy,"'^riII lek and Mary A. Morris in a $5,000 ing each child’. ; illness according dries. Local people will recall the former dean of the Yale Medical - Fi|ll of Lead These thinys arc more Important "puppet" for nagouating agree- Aircraft Corporation arid Mr. School: Dr. James Cowan Green- there is now a lack of adequate TV commenUtor, said Taft hadn't Cross drive. It was announced that abort time from Ireland •— waa be ahown through the courtesy o f slander action. to his need rather than housing exhibit at the time in the windows Castor. Alta. (A W A total of to Indonesia than political party mente to permit an American air Hellstrom is serving in the U. S. v;ay of Greenwich, founder of the pressure, possibly by the laying / U lia rlB B W. Lathrai A Friendly sales force with modem told me trum when he said in his a rehearsal of me first and second atill in Jail today as a material the Ford Motor Company. Donahue's suit states he halted him according to the building of Hale's store. The subject was 120 shotgun pellets stnfek Regin squabblinys." base and British and French land wimess. Navy. No definite date has been University Department of Health: of a pioe line dlrectlv to the area FOR book "A Poreiyn Policy for degrees will be held Tuesday eve forces to remain hare. Mylek on the night of Feb. 10 on which happens to have the space." The Evolution of the Home Laun ald Quantz when a shotgun car , He also said that the disru8s>dri decoratinc ideas to aid selection. ~ He said requests for military Sha ia m e fourth person to be The committee in charge of me set for the wedding. George Parmly Day, former uni AUTOMOBILE IN8URANCS Americans" that President Tru ning, Feb. 28. Manchester will He studied In Turkey when children’s service Includee Mrs, suspicion that he was a prowler dry," and the. diaplay included all ried by a companion on a hunting' Id probably take in botb/the equipment for the army, includ- neighbor wim Marlborough, picked up since me roundup atart- and searched him to determine If versity treasuret: and founder of trip accidentally discharged. He : (InataOment Paymenta) ★ Factory train mechanics man did not confer wim Oonyreea iny heavy material, had been sub Ubya wea a part of me Ottoman Robert Pratt of the Soum Mem sorts of washing devices, from the mmendations made in >ne fire on the Korean war until weeks March 8, and Bolton, March 28. ed with Sutton’s teiture in Brook he was armed. from the Aviation Electronics (^ounecticut Solon tha Yale Unlversily Press; and is recovering. 100 Eaat Center S t. lU . S-9SS8 inatali. mitted to the U. S. yovemment empire, etirred up an abortive re lyn Monday. She Is not connected odiat Church, chairman. Miss Dor primitive washing of domes In Ittee’a report aa after it started. volt in IMS against the Itellans othy Pease of the Center Oongre- Miss Morris shortly afterw8rd.s Technician School at the Naval streams to the modern, automatic through the Indonesian Ambassa- wim the gang’e crimee by police. Informed Donahue, the papers in Air Technical Training Center in ■k Wide selection of patterns, tones Defends Statement dor in Washington. Except for and escaped me country. There gational Church, Mrs. Albert Post Proud^f Record machine of the present day which McCrary said Truman talked It developed yesterday mat she the suit -state, that Mylek waa a Memphis, Tenn. He has been iillnuuiBRnmnBiDiaBBnisnii and textures. some Shipments of trucks little lUE Set to Seek after he became an advisor' to and Sutton had had a romance, of the Second Congregational washes and partly dries the family aim nine DemocraUc and five Re Church, Mrs. William lUoppen- friend who had just escorted her transferred to Fleet Airborne laundry. .Hr. (Jarlaon won for the has arrived as yet. he added. Syrian governments and to King with dinner and movie dates and Washington. Feb. 22—-WPl—U..a. publican Oonyressmen 01 hours burg of St. Mary's Episcopal home, arid Donahue released the Electronics Training Center Unit, originality of hia Ideas and window' New Wage Boost Ibn Baud of Saudi .Arabia until long walks, after mey met on a man. Atlantic, at me Naval Air .Station, Rep. James T. Patterson (R„ aiUr me outbreak of hostiUUea. after me Second World War whan Church. Mra. W. E. Schober o f the display. Taft snapped mat his own U. S. OVERPLAYS HAND park bench mree months aga North Methodist Church, Mrs. Ed Later, the suit says, the two Norfolk, Va. Pease entered me Cqnri.) says hS is "proud not to Waahinyton, Feb. 22.—oP)—^The ha returned to thia country. "I. didn't -love him, but I liked defendants-went to police' head Navy in January; 1951 and re;]:kisve a perfect raeora"^i\ We Cbh- KEITD’S GREAT ^tem ent was rlyht because "i* (dentbiMd fi«m Page Oao) ward Walters o f the Concordia Senators are not me Senate o f me United States is in danger of "los him a lot," she aaid. She had not Lutheran Church, Mrs. James Bell quarters and Bccused the nollce- ceived recruit training at the Na-^' nectlcut Federation of Labor’s with any degree of accuracy," said From the famous looms of ing out," as some highly placed known Sutton was a wanted man . man of taking Mylek's wallet con val Training Center in Newport ratings on how Onnectlciit mem United Statea" signed last September and extend of the CTiurch of the Naaerene Patterson, "that the issues chosen The audience broke into boos diplomats put It, in Indonesia— she aaid. Miss Moore also went and Mrs. Frank Hsilin o f the taining $246. Two detectives who R. I. bera of CongreM have voted on represent m e mpat important Bigelow a Alexander Smith • probably because it overplayed its ing to next Sept. 1$. out wim. Kling at times. . were assigned to investigate- dis- Before entering the Nav^v he at legislation In which it is interest and cheers. The WSB haa not acted on me Wapping Emanuel Lutheran Churcb. votes during the first session of M I D W I I V T I hand there. Masland • Firth • aiid many Taft added mat McCrary had Sutton hsd~said when arrested' co^-ered "the -waltct between- ensh- tended the Univeralty^r Connect ed, -the-82nd"Oongress;"------This country has sought to per remaining 2.5 per cent, although mat be had been able to remain called him a liar, and demanded Aba MUIer Peat. Amartcan Le lons on a divan In Miss Morris’ icut. ■ The CKL. which notes a mem Noting that me Chamber of others suade the Indonesian government, bom me company and me union free for five years after a Jail home, the suit adds. ber’s vole as right or wrong on that he withdraw m e statement. requested granting o f me 3.58 glen, will maet Tutaday evanlng Commerce and other organizations I The audience became so noisy at which acta friendly but talks neu break partly because he never as Donahue claims the charges MARK^!H( c l o s f .d certain specific.issues, has credited have chosen a similar rating pro tral, to stand up and be counted figure. at 8. o’clock at me demmunlty FUf^ FUN mis point a request had to be Hall. A meinberabip driva .haa sociated wim women. caused him "great mental anguish Patterson with six "rights." eight cedure, Patterson added; made for quiet. on me side of the wvstem democ Other Iteniands May Sell U fa story and discomfort." New Y fttit, Feb. 22. —i,Pi ge- "wrongs,’’ and one not voting. F U B N l T i r racies in the struggle against Com Following a session, yesterday been planned and further jnani "It is perhaps unnecessary for Stassen. addreaslny me New and membera of ' ma committM Sutton laaued a press release curityahd commodity markets i'n Patterson said in a letter to Jo me to state (hat. I am proud not munism. of me Union’s OB confartnee from his Jail cell announcing he LAFOND BROTHERS the-Uhlted States were closed to- York Republican c£ib in New board. Carey said omer union de-- will be named at mia maeting. seph M. Roiirke, CFL secretary- (o have a perfect record in any of Quality Values From Every Departmrfit . . To Give York City, ripped Into yovem- It has, according to the beat In planned to sell his life story to s dq.v in observance of Washington's trcastirer, that "It Is evident that these ratings: . . . The interest formation available here, pressed mands would be: The memberahip committee hopea STEAK HOUSE Mancheater Outstanding Havings (te^rtunltirrtunltirs On Llb- ment corruption, asked ConyreM to contact about 400 local veter magastne and devote the money to Jurthday. Livestock markets, In- I he key Is.sues chosen by the CFL eral Budget Terms: American aid upon Indonesia wim 1. A minimum wage o f $1.25 an and welfare of all our citizens is to look into me source of Attor ans during me drive. steering youngatera from crime. MONSON, MASS Elliii^on X:ludlng that in Chicago, kept open are 'loaded' to represent a one uppermost to me rather man ac the best of intentions but In such a hour. Current minimum GE wages Hia court-appointed attorney, and the usual stock and commodi- ney Oeneral McOram's "accumu reportedly are $I per hour, while .rill sided picture for. Democratic knowledgment.. pf complete suh- way as to arouse the suspicions of Wednesday afternoon the Wap- George Waahington Hens, said COME UP sod see the "Sobs Of t.v iharket activity w-ent on In lated wesim," and said he felt Taft average wages under the new con ■ A committee is workine rin Be- membera (Of Onngf easT." ■ervimee to any one organiza- had the "poorest chance" o f ail a newly Independent peopAe.^> ping Grammar School boys’ baa- WM hagptiatirig. with a Fun" In action. Shows: Thurs., Canada and London. tract .were sajd tb’ be about $1.80 Sutton . porting to - Parentsin Ellington ;it tvoulfi lie,diJ/icuIt, ta,,aU te R; ,’*r\S\rjcx.fr Repubilcsna to win me nomlna- These moves are regarded here ketban tekifi defeated Eaat Street magazine, whlieh he did not name,- Pri., SSL; Snn. rrh e langli show hourly._ _ _ Trade School^ Rockville. 'Ihe Schools. The committet^la made " -2; A pfoducOidty^pay^rafir of srtrt W A 4 8toW ”''‘Mr^^^ - t'ip'df Xh'e^tWch^s^iiriyTepreg^^^^ Asked about Stasaen's reference Sion in U. S.-Indoneaian relations Sutton sent mis message to one Tel. Monson 8227 which occurred yesterday when "at least 2 or 8 per cent.” for Wapping were WUliam Cniap- live members b.fThe PTAs of the to unconfirmed rumors mat Mc- 3. Renewal of-a previous de-' and all from hie cell: Ellington (Jertter, Crystal Lake Foreign Minister Achmed Soe man wim IS points and Jack "Crime doesn’t pay. It’s a suck Qram had become a mlRlpnaire mand o f equal pay for men and FUN FUN and LongyieW schools. while ia public office, me Attorney bardjo resigned after omer cabi Rose with 11 polnU. The high er. racket. I realize the futility of net members nnd much of the In women workers, a profit sharing scorer for Rockville was Gay wim A series of meetings have been MANCHESTER TRUST CO clause and improvements fo r a life of crime ahd I would like to planned to study problems and donesian parliament refused to 8 points. de all I can to prevent even one workers not participating in Iq.- Maiasses Sunday at St. Francis prpeedure and development of . a back his first step toward a mili centlve earnings. youngster from taking the first tary aid agreement with the of Assiai Church will be held at step." piutuall.v satisfactory reporting 4. Welfare plan improvemenU, 'system for the town. United States. 7:30 and 8:30 and a high mast at BURNS'iDHr:: including a guaranteed pension o f The lawyer said Sutton’s offer to The second meeting has been Strategic Spot 10:30 a. m. Sunday School will donate me (noney to a worthy pur raiTsiia asna a s Msneanna at leaat $125 a month at age 85. be held fpllowing the 8:30 mass. , (l.ry Merrill held, and others will follow. The Great importance is attached to — Lemuel R. Boulware, - GE’i vice pose waa "an attempt to make Leellle Ball me ■ Ihcfdeht because" "the ' Ihdohe- The t< ^ e o f ReVr David- Crock- amends for mutakea he has ^ BhK Jakn -acar ' ' schSSls o r the town were closed president in charge of labor rela today. February’ 22, and will re sisn Republic holds a highly stra ett’a sermon Sunday at the Wap- made." “Decision “Magic ^ tions, said the company had no ping Community Church will be main closed during the next week tegic position in the Far East, comment on the new demands hut Before Caniet” / sitting ato'p Australia and astride ’’Chrlat and Human Ralation- Insult to Injury for the February: vacation period. he added, ''W e’ll be glad to nieet ihlps." The Pilgrim Youth Fel Dawn” la Cater Classes will be resumed on Mon \dtal sea and air routes. at the regular time for negotia- ■^Lincoln, Nab.—(8^—Someone l:ie t;SS, ie;te day. March 3. lowship will meet at 7 o'clock at took 10 chickens from tha hen tiona and consider mem." the Community Hobae. Saturday 1 P. M> Great Mr, and Mra. Charles PeterSon The lEU claims 70,000 members house of George Botel. Kids’ Show Arrangemante are being made But what really made Botel and family have moved from the in 80 GE plants throughout me by Howard Bennett and Dexter SUNDAY two family house on Pinnacle road Tolland nation. mad waa thiaiT he prowler also "Her First Urn*" Burnham for a dance, sponsored itole me lock off me hen-houae owned by Mr. Peterson's father, by me Ttmomy Edwards Fellow door. "The Clmeron Kid" Albin Peterson, to their new six Miss Bernice A. Hall of Tolland ship, to be held Hay 3 at the Com (In Technicolor) room, ranch type house on Hart Jantzen and of the faculty of East Haven Moscow Appoints munity Hell. The Barnstormers . o E A ST f r e e p a r k i n o • ford avenue, near Talcottville. High School, with her cousin, Mrs, will furnish music for modern and Donald A. Pease, son of Mr, and Frank LuddIngtOn of ^Hamden. Prelate for West old fashioned dancing with Jeate 'Mra-Donald Pea^e of Morris Cor Conn., left Thursday afternoon to Hills as prompter. The dance ners, Ellington, has graduated spend me ten days' vacation with will be open to the public. relatives in Miami, Fla. Berlin, Feb. 22—(/P)—The Mos Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curtin makes Miss Jean French of Fail River, cow ebureb took action today to are parents of a aon born Monday STATE LEADERSHIP Mass., is a guest at the home of extend its direct influence to Rus at St. Francis Hospital, Hartfowi ■^VIXO — Mr. and MrerXulHer Ba'rnard of sians ^wHO live b«y(5n(i~tta "troft’ W a r n r r B iieat Two Pieces Fox wood Farm. curtain in Western Europe_____ - Lowar-Califomiw ia-rtch in min Von^iiiFy is Mfimrioh^ M you Mrs. Henry Hayden and two Archbishop Boris, the senior erals and soma workings are hun children of Durham, N. H., are Ruasian prelate for East Germany, dreds of years old. It An Imparfont Fort Of guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoyt applied to the French high com U'Mrga Washingfoa wos a man of many Hayden. mission for a ylsa to Paris to set Yowr ChiM'f Education DOUBLE DRESSER BLOND MODERN Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdlg -ui' headquarters as. Russian- ormo-> amuse BUSTY and •zcapHend toionto. Ha wot • Bn# of Manchester were recent guests dox blthOp foi all Western Europe. at the Steele-Hall home. Alexei, patriarch of me Russian EASTWOOD [mCAItlS(]N1AMBlj[N,m toMiar: a koan statotmon; cm axeaption- REGULARLY $139,95! Dramatic Double Dresser and Panel Bed . . to give*,vr youy..u ab strikingi.vrm,ii. Mr. and Mrs. C. Preston Meach- Orthodox Church, recently named MjnmuNB.iaxniMi METTER'S Modern two-piece group at a fabulous low sale price! Veneered in richly...... grained Limbs witl m am and daughter, Margaret, at Boris to his post. The French here B. BsMksH M 'V H srs aNy Miccoufiil formar; on oM# fkioneiar. contrasting burnished brass hardware. Pieces may be purchased separately If desired. tended the funeral of Mrs. Meach- said me question of the visa would “ Flame •IMEOWPICIURES— TRUMPET STUDIO be decided In Paris. “ Deeiaion am'a father in Groton on Tuesday, Of — • W B R O S ^ DUKE Of PADUCAH Has an easy rental plan l» fit Furlong Flynn of Tolland Cen Russian church matters In the Before Liberal Keith Budget Termi. Open An Account Araby” Plus: The Bowery Boys la your budget. Enroll your child By hiavitcibla nocassity, ha bocoma His ter ia on a business trip to Hono West have been handled by remote Dawn” ..ia ceU r "CRAZY OVER HORSES” y lulu in the interests of the United control since 1948. At that time, 3ita-a:ia-t:U ■ l:«S-f;«a today for private trumpet In- ...sleeker me. Russian.church, representative 5 OE NARCO Single Dresser $59,95 - Four Drawer Cheat 149.95 .Five Drawer Cheat 159.95 Aircraft Corporation,' East Hart 5R B *r E S strurtton...... kodar of oiir epantry in thaaniaifid Bav- ford. Was recalled from Paris to Mos ..... " ^-SUNDAr' ■' Principal Frank A. Formica is cow. His duties were taken over “I’LL NEVEK FORGET YOU" Fimi Finn FUN! oivHonary period. Such a man wot noo^ planning a series of meetiags with by Archbishop Photlut of Lithua- the teachers of the fifth, slxm. sev- nia who was denied a visa to TOR THE KIDDIES BUDDY LESTER '•1 URRY METTER ad, if tha cMcapt of Damoavey wot fa - enth and eighth grades as a follow France. - and GROWN UPS TOO Studio: T77 M cKw St. up te the reading conference which Boris has his headquarters in Tel. 7500 • ba protorvod. waavh'eld'lh EtlThgton earlier this KarUhoifit, the Berllir suburban UI u M m i Y’T h ta tM ’ month. This in-service type pro compound where first tha Russian SATURDAY ‘ 4 0 ! gram will include a demonstra military government and men the TODAY and SATURDAY tln.n by Elementary Supervisor control commission has functioned SFICIAL That tenna eoneapt of a woy of Hfa~ls Mrs. Lucile Richmond, evaluation since, 1949.-He has -officiated at "FLAMI OF ARABY'!- Ri'ssian. orthodox- ceremonial In Maureen O’Hara-Jeff Chandler KIDDIE MATINEE by individual teachers in the class la Tacknicolor CIRCLE ofoin ondanqarod. Wothin^ton'i vano- room analysis of the reading pro the West Be.lln church a number Westinghouse gram by the entire staff and orien of times and has paid private vis "SURMARINE COMMAND" . DOORS OPEN AT 1:S« TODAY thru MONDAY 4 rtlity, plot hit Vition, Courofo and h i^ Jentzsiu tation by the principal. ’The ses its to .White ..Russian fannilies. Wni. Holden-Naacy Oleen ' . SHOW STAET^ AT 2:08 sion scheduled for. this week was Msn.v Russians In the West dis ConUnuona Today from 2 P. M.- postponed until Immediately fol trust the Bishop despite his re- Foith ora quoKtiot no lott ottantiol that# Children’a Show Tomorrow orTsv#n mors wpndsrful no^ lowing the wihter vacation. norted declarations that the 4 ATTRAbTIONS R e frige ra toT church In Moscow Is not in poll- At 2 P. M. many yoart latar. The school dance which was held "CODE OF SILVER SAGE" At the Town. Hall.,prayed A finan-. t l » ,'H ie Western Russian com No. 1— UoRiBdy bscouss th t/fs mads of the niw - munity- critlrired'H oris -foT ar with -BOCKV-LANE-'-e-^^'^ 'clAI suicess.''' The dance wAS fOr Cartooga and 2 regalar featuraa Outstenditig - A big 8 trlibic foot model the,.^nefit of the eighth,. grade, ranging German Paster Martin ^:^jiiioB^R^]C^ wim. Westinghouse feutures-. and quality ail me way NieiriOflleT'i' reciehV'-'trtp' to' M’bs-^ nylen.. .'nylisiilzsd** hytoifi... nytdh n i^ s class for lu ahttcipAted trip to SUNDAY to TUESDAY through . . for greater efficiency and econom.v of $ 5 ^ 0 cow, wbtcb becathe more of a po New York. . "DISTANT DRUMS" and . His l^ io B Toys operation . . lasting service. .Has Freezer Com- Classes at Hicks School closed intiest than an ecclealastlcal expe "PURPLE HEART DIARY" lartment. Vegetable Crisper. One Piece Porcelain, softer, silky-fssling and absorbent... Thursday for the winter vacation dition. in meir opinion. ftnterior. Powered with sealed in unit. of 10 days. School will reopen on No. 3~^oaAs of Monday. March 3. maoMo mors wonderful In every way. If your An all-school Valentine . parly ' CartooRs REGULARLY $239.95! ’ e was held ,st Hicks Memorial School - Seevtfftff Mga f fqts finiifc . on Valentine's day. Each room and No. ^opaloR| Kaaliitlt now fSrae dim tm ipnal waist measures' eleven inches or more leu than your hips, this morvefous grade held its • own ptrty. which 4 tta rtlin t consisted of exchanging of valen tines. Refreshments- sen’ed were C o t t l i y Ten gergeevs cefors .95 Jontxen is especially for you. It will give you the happiest lines ever without ice cream, novelty candy, heart- Our patrons come W ilt nnvtr chip, tratk or peel LOOK p shaped cookies, chocolate cookies, from far and fruit and soft drinks. ‘‘HluTEN UkU” ★ WIptB ingtanlly tloan - pinching or poking. You won't want to miu our newest collection of The nominating committee for near Tomorrow wa • • • MIDIE MURPHY k Never r tq u itu reppinfing preparlM me slate of officers for CMON KIDS LET'S GO AHEAD TERMS $2.50 WEEKl^Y! slimming, trimming Jantzens...se come in today and choose one or several. me P.'T.A. has completed its hope to find YVHIEDUSAY1 work. The names on me slate will you here. 39c Sq. at. WITH MkNCHESTEk TkUST WRI be presented at me March meet NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ing. The members of me commit 2nd H IT ! .... •Tour Store of FriendlV Service" F.S.bras with concentric NOTE . . . i tee are Mrs. Olive Jackson. Mrs. Mildred Pfister and Frank Formi- OUR CURRENT PROGRAM Phone 4148 w ; CA.« WILL START IMMEDIATELY I 'V M K END , I THAT SHOOK THE I stitched cups...white or pink...nylonized* nylon taffeta AFTER THR KIDDIE SHOW Open Dally 7 A. M. to 5 P. M, • The Tolland Community Wom WORLD WITH I 923 Main Street. P hone 4171 en’s a tib meeting held Wednesday Inriudlag Wednesday Afternoons OF MANCHESTER LAUGHTER ' was weU attend^ and all enjoyed SUN„ MON^ TUBS. and Saturday 'ill Noon an interesting telH on “Fun wim Open Thursday Evenings 6 to 8 FOR FINl - . Jesnoe Crsin tin Photogtaphy ” by me guest speak ’’Wo can bo mari4eg aay tiaM "now “WEEKEND COTTON $2.50 NYLON $3.50 er, .a v o r d Knight of Vernon. Dur dear. I found an apasOaMit aaar “THE MODEL AND THE ing the social hour rsArethmenU Covey's Reataoroot." eMNeHtsnfi,0QM(. MARRIAGE BROKER” , WITH FATNEir were served. teat *Tba Girl On Tha RtMgff* | Keiths! 1 IC MAIM CT nn:»nri-T*r' ------Featurtag VAN RBFUir Ills MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL
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■■ ItANCBESTEB XVEKING HElULD* MANCHESTER. CONK. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. 19n _ __ ( atroysd. It would bs posalbla to rs^ MANCHRSTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. .1952 R « * v u i e ...... producs ths cslsbrstsd hams for ------" - - «' ______ItO C K Y IU r I ciw*»*« «W»ota. «»• WM M. rm l- Bolton Mount Vemon future gsnsratloiis St A sasttesws. d «it ot Btiiiirtoil foV To jrMra uid ‘n Largs scalp * msasursd drawings day to Uneas-cff-Tliamas from a ratlratf school teacher. She wae ’Phone Books Is More like srs svsUsbls which Include even Windham Community Memorial Club Is Awaiting 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., interspersed with a mamber of the Xlltngton Congre- the Intricate destgna of tha oma-’ South G>ventry Hospital wbsrs -slM was admitted Giri Scouts Sail for Europe enterUinment, Chef Bablnesit will Pupils Win Prizes Gives Land gatlonal Church, the Ellington mental plaster ceTungs. Fab. 15. serve appetisers, ssndndches and Women'e Club, end a A9 year The Board o f Flnanea raaffirmad M m . F m M m U t t l s edffes near midnight to the Manchester! • RockviHe George Left It The sasocisthm rstsa as itb most Tbars will bs a spscial mSsting ^Roaring Twenties’ In Poster Contest CIVR.RIIIRIRHUIH member of the ElUngton Grange. tha rataa previouAiy OsvsM rf 1-em of Uriel L o W A.F, and AJI., From Quebec on June 22 capacity throng expected. Reser For School She is lundred by cnc daughter, for tha uaa of tSa Coihm'unity intSTssting gift of ths iiast year a vations are not necessary. .All Directory Has 1^33 BIMs ussd by Martha Washington, Saturday'at 7:30 p. in. at the Ma Mra. Ruth P. Davidton of Hart at ita maating Tueaday itlgbL A Washington. Fab. n —m —ttM The net grand list for 1381 Plans for "Club Barleycorn,” members are cordially invited to A t the meetlsig of the Buekland M c v w d L DaviBr *Nr. containing thrss of hsr signatures sonic Hall in Marrow. A class of name for a party at thd Manches ford; one son, Carlton Pease of Additional Listing^ baaic faf of $S haa baan aat for 330UI . annivaranry of Oaorga shows a tout ot 38,048,188 as com- flvo candidstss will bs Inittatsd The date of June 32 will be lo n g ^ lg tu m the local girls expect to what promises to be the most Community Club Wednesday night John Talcoll, Jr.. Prr- Ellington; two grandchildren; two snd numsrous family birth snd ter Country Club are practically — a F kglaiiin sffU non-profit uaa of tha ball by any. Waablngton's birth Snda hla fa , pared with 34,U6.887 for 1900, or Into - tks Fellowcraft Degrae. remembered by 18 nmmbera of visit Ghent, Brusaels and Ant- amusing club party in years. Early at the Buekland School prtess for great graudchildren; one sister. msrrt’sga rscords. Mrs. Wsshing- SODA SHOPPE complete, announces the sponsor Load Marvoj ss local group. In tha uaa of tha ball mous 18th eantury bomastaad „ a net gslii of 3801.803. Royden F. Senior Girl Scout Trodp 1 ot this arrival will., insure a choice table safety posters were awarded to sentu To%vn Acre* The. new Mancheater-Roclcvllle ton had hsr grandchild. Nslly CUs- Worshipful Mastsr Osrl Snow wUl MCerp, and in the Netherlands they ing commutes. Miss Clara Nichols; and' one for profit by local 'groupa tba rata more than avar Hka it waa whan 113 MIINNJ TURNnKE WEST RdUth Br.-chsiraan of tho Board town, ss It is the date when the will sUiy at a Giri Guide home in on the floor but there will be space the following pupils o f ths school: brother, LInneas Nichols of West telephone directory, bulking larger tis. read frdm this Bible each nliTit fill the master’s chair. Tomorrow night ths clubhouse 15 Froetar Rood, Nfxt to . New Bnilding than laat year’a with the Incluaion for tha Fi^plaea room la 38 abd ha and Jdarthn Waahington Hvad - of Assessors, sUted Wednesday . Rev. Truman O; IfsUnd, minis-' group will aUrt but on iU long Baarm from there taking trips to available for all members snd their Diane Sharp, kindetgarten; John Wlllington. before going to bed. _ TELEPHONE 2-37M OR M ISS - will be decorated to recapture the I M . 7815 of more than 1,333 new lietlngt. It for tha antira hall, 318. Tha rata thara. - noon, ter of tha First Oongregatio&sl anticipated three month.* trip to Amsterdam and Le Hague. A guests. ■ ....r Salclua, Grades 1 and I ; Pam Real Ratatf Change Anotit^ recant g m to Mount atmosphere of night clubs of the being distributed today. for any other uaa of tha Hall la Raconatructlon oif . ...O an aral Church, will use "Christlsntebig Europe. The 12 girle and their four short trip Into Germany, to Num- Murphy and Larry Johansen, Rock vine, Feb. 22 John G. Tal- Richard and Lillian 8. Gles^an ______Vemon Is a bsautiful mbiiatiirs The gross grand list for 1381 U "Roaring Twenties." Candle-Iit ta The new directory,' which car Waahlngton'a graanhotiaa, a major ‘ <^eme te ibe place wbere we w i y nieb94i the Outlay of Our Monsy,” « s his leaders.have booked passege on berg, . Stuttgart and Hsidslbsrg, ANA8TA8IO AGQtrirrrED Grades' 3 and 4;. John WUliams, orTSIroimne, chairman have cold to Joseph F. end Mary Tha rataa for rental o f tha Com portrait of Gensral Waahington, — -38,881 JB8 -with sxempUons 'Of bles fo r tour win surround the ries a picture of the Municipal projact In tha raatoratlon of' - 3813,377. The 1380 grand list was sermon topie Sunday during 10:48 the SS Atlantic of the Home Lines, will conclude the first part of their New York, .Febi 22— (fl>) —An WUIlam McDonald and Suzanne • of the Vernon Board of F.duratlon. J. Fetko, property on Grove and munity Hall were diaeuaaad at Mount VamOn, haa just been com- bsllaved to hsvs baeli painted by ipeclelty ef dance-floor, and the members and Wakely, Grades 6 and 6; and Building on the cover, Includca 34,308,630 with exemptiona of a. m. services. which jails from Quebec, Canada, stay on the continent - thony Ansataalo. 4S-yesr-old pier haa preaented the Tow.-n of Vernon Hele streets. great length, Tha board raacindad piatad. Another raatoratlon pro Robert Field and probably copied their guests will enjoy "Servlco Elaine Morin, Grade 7. I f MXZJUQTPO with I ' l acrea of land which ad- Faculty Meeting directions on calling Coventry I 3402,133. Ills Ooiiples Club of the church on Sunday, June 22, bound for From Aug. 3 to 17 they, with With a Smile"—slogan of many boss, was acquitted by a Jury In Ita earlier action to ratala tha jact, radacoratiah of tha banquet from ths Stuart Athansum por a troop of Senior Girl Seouis from In addition to m a k ^ posters Joina the grounda of the Vernon There will be a faculty meeting from Manchester, Storrs snd Wll- right to waive the $8 basic fee. * A partial break-down foUowa will have a spaghetti supper Sat Southampton, Ekiglond. places catering to the public. It U Brobkiyn last night on charges nlAlvidvn u hall, la nearing completion. trait. It will be diaplsyod in ths LaPIZU-fiRINDERS Houston, Texas, will represent the of assault and rests ting * public for exhibition, some 6t the pupUj Elementary School. The property of the Union Church Bible school llmsntic, and on calling Manches Tha original p u rp ^ of this waiv Tha original graanhouae, laat of museum at the mansion. ------Houses in 1081 numbered* 1886 urday at 7 p. m. In ths vestry. Mr. The Senior Girl Scouts have expected the clubhouse will ring . . valued at 32.560.8i78: in 1380,-1734 United States at a big Ranger officer. brought iii ihterMting tiobbies. ----- li bn the e » r aide of the-nid fVm- this evening at 7:30 at the church- ter, Storrs and WtIHmantic from er waa to allow free uaa of the hili tho major ualta which constituted and Mrs. W. Bryce Honeywell, been planning and working for this with laughter, at least for a while, social rooms. Coventry. ■'~' “ value 32.280,835, Motor vehicles Mr. and Mrs. Dean G. WUey, and Gathering for 1,200 girls shd lead as six 6f the committee members He had been Indietednn charges Richard Pancavage's auto hub cap necticut Company riRht of way for aiich community affairs ss tha Mount Vamon at Ita highest state and HOME STYLE RAVIOLI trip ever since the previoua group collection and Jans Tarca’s dolls and WHl make the total amount of This Information, Vound for the HONOR CRONIN — -llsted-1361 total ~2132^vMttS 3021.- 3tr. and Mrs. Ernest O. LePoyt ers from all parts of the world. In serve as waiters, garbed In Im made by David S. Cushman, a PTA HsUowaea—snd- CSiristmss Af-davalopmant, waa the only-ma- returned in the fall of 1949 snd France, the first part a trek Into were outstanding. land cnmprlalnp the Vernon Arst time at the top and bottom parties, rehearsals, or racreation- ; ,486; 1980, 1824, value 3733.208. will be In charge of tho sOpper to now their dream is materalizing. maculate white coats. Gid Rice, state liquor authority agenL ^ Jor stnicturs that fsilsd to survive Hartford, Feb. 2 i—m ~ Mayor the various provinces of France, A new projector was demon- Schoof ^oiinda total 12 acrea. of the pages in the Coventry sec at uae by young paoplt and applied until ths Mount VsTnon lAdlss As- - Cables, condulU, etc value'3180,'^ be followed by movies. Oouplea of While ^overseas the tr o ^ expiKte Jim Blair, Bob Dennison, Wells Joseph V. Cronin, first Ubar.msyi the second parthelplng .to.sst-up:a stratod by Neil Lawrence o f the tion of the directory, dtrecti - the only to tha 38 basic fee. EIIMlna- aoclatloft sequtrsd ths PfttpsffJf in — J 828 with , a gain-of 318;128 over the church interested - in- -attending tb vrsU six' different' cbuhtrlee In Denniaoq, -Bill -Krauss - and Ray PUO SETS HEAKlNa South Coventry or of this city in 80 years, was . 1950. Neat cattle numbering 1482 .recrektlon center for victims of Visual aJds depaitmimf,' which 'was Talcott atone Dobaon avenue la Manchester cAUer to Coventry to tlon of tlia waiver clause waa dona 1888. -It was dsstroysd by flrs on ORDERS PlU Jb TO TAKE O lif are requested to contact Mrs. Hon western, Ehirope, most of the time Owens Will provide prompt and Hartford, Feb. iz —tjP)— The • Ml*. PasMiw Unio tendered s banquet lost night by J, In 1951 valued at 880,648 compar tuberculosis, and the third part followed by a lively and interest belne iiaed for btiildlnea removed dial 112 and then the.listed num to remove any poaaibla misunder a bitter winter night In 1838. eywell. ss guests of the Girl Guides, who dts-courtcous service to their fel State Public Utilitiea commission . ... lAbor leaders Of ths grsstsr Hsrt- ed with 1389 In 1950 value of 357,- sightseeing and a conference in low members. ing discussion. A vote was taken from Dobaonv'llle Villape and the Coyeutry T-SSSl ber. From Storrs snd WiUimantic, standing Iq the minds of the JUST OlVE US A C A U The Senior High .Youth Fellow are the same as American Girl has set Feb. 29. as the date for and the result indicated' that the feBLjuDHL,— Mon-thfiiuSQa-pac^ —-RfiO.--:...... ship will meet-Bunday frqm 7 to 9 Paris^ A t the conchiaton df this A. number. of others, will display ■ Other land'Witt‘“be-Teatnrted—for the ■ Cdventry catter“atmply-dtahr townapeopia- regarding-the- intar- stnretloii; t ir g ily “ AWim«d“ r fd « SCofits.” In ' this 'way ■ close' friend^ fathering In' France 'the local giris a-hsaring-on - the application - o f proJector~wxs-BCceptabTA"8nd— It rtwhllinpa' only, aa a protection pretation of aheh a clauaa. attended the alfslr at W h l^ ' Also, acreage of 21,258 listed p. m. In the vestry. W or^ip serv their talents as entertainers dur the Connecticut Power Co., to A goal of 1800 haa been desig the number listed. ths corrsspondcncs of OsnersI ths mayor was given a purse. ships will be made between . the will set out for Swltserlsnd, where was purchased for club and achbol " apainat additional trailer campa 'The person calling Manchester In Its placa tha board,votad an Washington, was sceumulstsd over 1981 valued at 3384,990 as cbmpar- ices will be led by Klrtlsnd Olson. ing the floor show. At least one borrow 35,000,000 to finance iU use. y nated for the North Covento’ Cronin la business agent of the There will be discussion on "What local girls and girls in' Wertem they will spend the remainder of act of professional excellence will near the new achool. from Coventry is told to dial 5 be- extended use schedvU for all rates many yssrs. Sufficient data for ed with 21,298 in 1980 valus'3331,- European countriea their time In Europe. ty'o-year construction program. The next meeting of the^ club branch, Rockville Chapter, Amer in excess of (ha 38 fee. Extended Intemationsl Association of Ma Is s Good TImo AnjrwayT" with highlight a program dedicated to Principal Items to be financed are .. Meeting .MarrK .*1 fore dialing the listed number, but an authsntle ieproductlon was BOS; mills and manufacturing In Aa passengers are due to embark WUl be held on March 19. use waa defined as iiss of the hall chinists. 1951 valued at 360,500 show gain Alfred J. Hunkin and Mrs. Her In Swltserland the travelers wUl chasing away the chill, gloom of an extension of teansmtssion facil The meetine of the Rural Ver ican Red Crass fund drive in In calling Storrs and Willlmantic gathered by ths Ists 1330s but on the Atlantic on June 2l the spend a few days at Geneva and winter. Msroh. Mrs. Wsiter 8. Keller has on more than one day during any of 327,000 over previoua year. Th e bert E. Rose In charge. Ruby ities In the company's Falls Vil The Woalhaven, largest dock non School JVaaoclatlon which waa from Coventry, the caller only World War II foresd postpone local girls will leave town for Que Montreux before staying for five Dancing to the music o f Boc- postponed fro'ih- la.at Monday eve been named chairman, Mrs. Albert diets the number listed. calendar week in connection with ment of the reconstruction. bouse lots In 1951 numbering 5487 Vance and Robert Boyntm wtU be lage division and construction of basin in the world. Is located in any single event. In such instan valued at 3756.890 compared with In charge of refreshments. bec on June 20. The trip across the days St "Our Chalet,” the inter chino's orchestra will continue from natural gas distribution faculties. ning betauae of the storm, will Kataung, drive treasurer. The Manchester section of the The Mount Vemon Ladies Assci^ ocean will take six days, from national Girl Guide and Girl Scout Rotterdam, Holland.. take, place on Monday evening, The aollciUng committee for a directory shows the largest In ces shy group renting the hall un cistlon Is beginning its 34th yssr 8206 value 3668,230 In 1950; bams, The Hen’s Club of the church der the 31.1 rate would be charged STATIONERY etc. valued at 3380,040 show a June 22 to June 28, when passen- home in Adelboden, In the heart of Maicb .1 at the new Vernon Si bool hoiiae-to-hoiiae canvass follows: crease In the number of new list ss custodian of ths most famous will have a dinner meeting Mon the Alps. From Adelbo o'clock at the church in Mra. Keller and Mra. Kstzung not secelve a new directory hy much of their own flnancea Vernnii Center to be followed by a ing of the board was held Tues "The Lover," a one-act play by of the 12 days-spent In Scotland Tuesday at 3 p. m. at Mra. Keller's Thursday, March A, may obtain CHICKENS day night at the Robertson the local girls ,will be guests of through such troop projects as Jeans and Jacket talent show. one by calling the telephone bual Martlnea-Siarra and “ F I i g-h t home. They will make plans for S STAR SERVICE School. South," a one-act play by Burton their pen pals in Cupar, Fife, and food sales, bazaars, making Ctaaaea I’lmtpnned the canvass. All district residents neaa office. Christmas decorations, and put ADDING PORTABLE - The regular aeaaion of the Pre- FRYERS— S4c lb. Mrs. Stewart also said the E. Moore, Jr., Wednesday at 8 the remainder of the time most are urged by Mra Keller to con Board is considering abstract p. m. for an assembly of WUliman- of them^will do some hostoling ting on suppers. The next such WBUJEBEU ' Teen class In social dancing waa ROASTERS— 59c lb. project will be a luncheon for - , postponed today due to the achoQl tribute to the drive where they MEANS..... tentative organization plans com tlc State Teachers. .College In the a-round Loch Lomond, IXKh MAGHINES TYPEWRITERS live. ~ Dc>j; Trainer Pnis piled .by Mrs. Samuel A. Guilford, Shafer auditorium. Mr. Moore will Katrine and Oban, while a few businesa people which they will vacation. CAPONS—«8c lb. serve next Thursday from 11 a. m. EASY TE.RMS ROYAL PORTABLES • l i . t—fsrtisdhloa Holiday Hours Haael Mac and (iieryl Ann I-it- Interim principal, and Mrs. direct both plays. members ot the troop cross from Delivery In Manchester to 2 p. m. In Woodruff Hall at the Quiet Deluxe 897.50 — Arrow **C" daalm Holiday hoiira were obaerved at tle are spending this week In Plaln- V FACTORY WARRANTED WORKMANSHIP V Charles Hemingway, president of The cast of "The LoveriMs com Glasgow to Belfast to visit rela LIBERAL TRADES vHle at the home of Mr. and Mra. Bite on (Corporal Frttey Evenings prised of Marguerite Wetahaar, tives in Northern Ireland. Center Church. Individuals have Model 387.50. Q Ztpparlly the Rockville Post Office today -A GENUINE FACTORY PARTS Coventry Teachers Association. earned money by baby sitting, due to Waahlngton'a Birthday. Laurence Lee Hill and Mra. T. F. V / t i i h t s w h m / tift thk riciiyir These plans concern double ses Edith Moore and Robert Clever- The return trip to London will • FraaMsrpsMsls isllb------l o w e r : P R I C E S ______working in stores and the library, - V IC T O R SMITH-CORONA PORTABLES----- Thi'i e were no lity Or rural aetiv^ U ttle.------Stngspnre - Tfll-----A ' ^ Brtttsh' sions for some grades as the only don. The caat of “ Flight South” is also be made by bus, along the SUent 394.50—Sterling 389.50. •terdy»gaMsalM«d'' Hi A . FRINK ,\V p p put it thite t tim iuit m it* Jane Casper, Edith Moore, Ray west coast this time, with stops at and working in tobacco and pick fries. The Post Office lobby la Tomm.v, whose mission In life,Is 'k COURnOUS SERVICE 0 0 solution until additional elemen ing fruit in the fall, . REMINGTON RAND Clipper 384.50—Skywriter 384.80 twINflssM to trsln dogs for the srniy. was Siillivsn Ave.— Wsppisg mond Culver, Robert Hurst,-Rob Gretna Green, Carlisle, Chester . open all day until A p. m. and the Tel. Msneheeter T18S -A DEPENDAIILITY tary facilities are available. Those who plan to make the w P iw if z f stamp and general delivery win cqnvicteil himself of biting a cor- CoopsfoBon with your nsighbort nwitst a Mccsttful pnrty-lkts. Child health and child welfare ert Cleverdon, Raye Culver, Earl Kenilworth, Warwick, Stratford- UNDERWOOD PORTABLES Policy Proposed Beck, Nancy Moore and "Oskle" on-thc-Avon and Oxford. The visit trip this summer include Doris SMITH.CORONA Vv DinMi dows, jWhlch were open this morn pornl. WR 8EBVICE ALL OTHER MAKES Keep your cenvsrtaliom ihori, and tpocs out Than needs were discussed at the spe Beyer. Helen Davis, Jean Hansen, Leader 364.50—Universal 884.80. ing, will reopen this afternoon The snlcller, a member of the cial meeting. Miss Margaret H. Simmons. to the British Isles will conclude Champion 389.80. • to t In eaol aawWy sfyto TERMS ARRANGED svsfyons wilt anjoy better party-lin# larvlcs. The players will meet Monday Patricia Jones, Jarilce Murphey, from 4 to A p. m. For Oil Pipelines Army Guard Dog Unit In Singa e Danehy. school nurSe, and Mrs. with a few days of sightseeing in Atayne Murphy. Mary Qulntln, u n d e r w o o d (A ll Priors Quoted Plus Fed. and J o c k « f pore w'ft.a .aentenceil to 84 days <1e-. at 8 p. m. at Brookmoore Bam. Ixmdon, a visit to Faversham, State Taxes) Hlowa CouiKill To Meet Remodel, Mofloniiio Robert S. White, RN, presented Carol Arm Robinson, Patricia PRICED FROM • 5 ox. t awfsrissd ssarsa A meeting of Kiowa ,(.'ouncil, iention foe assault, absence with FOR TIM i m s a h y -u n i s n v ic i facts pertaining to local school This meeting will take the place Kent, where the group who went 'Cairo l/P) Syria and Leba of. the meeting of Feb. 18 which Shlrer, Ann Thrall, Betty Ann ALSO REMINGTON PORTABLES waovadanlm Orgree of Pocahontas, will he held out leave and creating a dlstiirb- problems. The Board of Welfare over In 1949 spent some time, Trotter and Nancy Weir, accom non are discussing adoption of a snee. I and loaHtify Yonr 1. AAakt colls o f moionoblo Isngth. was postponed because of the with a side excursion to Canter • Rsliifartad plaatad froot tonight at A o'clock In Red Hen's unified policy towards nil compa Town Motors, Ine. was Invited to the meeting. panied by Emily Smith, leader, Hall. There will he a Washington His court martlsl was told that j 2. Allow o fitfU tiiM bolw ow oaHs. snowstorm. "Flight South" will be bury, and then a few days on the - • a brotHt flap pockols nies that run pipelines over the two loHireom Kitehan The board voted that school files presented after the business meet and Barbara Kloppenburg, Claire 1.50 TYPEWRITER AND when he returned late one night Downs of Sussex before crossing . sociaJ following the business sea- T" at, least oqe “ 4 .Carolyn. Spott, awlaUmt • Adhntabla bodclas at countflea. - including a., abarlng of fTwnt deave,' 'ha oblvtHed' to 'qiiesi | 45 WERT CENTER 8T. -^ . TEU 8557. M AN€HE81%R -3. G im up 3iw ..lino-'iii ing, ■^.w - ■ -'-■« the- English Channel;'-''”-^''''"'-"*' ^ ' •' Ain:.”'-’ ■ . ■ -ey.figti.-nv.i'i.w.vCB i.w.sMwryr;;!-.'. royal! lea. the J4rsb_ Mws agency additional name of a pers'on aviul- leaders. ADDINGMACHINE wWlff ’ ^ -4>ffletat-VMt- llQtiUiK-from.. a ■■.corporal— agd__a. ~'able-to-care for-a-ehifft-fTT-naqa—^yf- The_ cast jp f_ "The _Lover^ pre- ...... — __Xi“ lOUlL. Xonni^cut^~OiatwrTOiiltrTra^ i^ tK l thte play ’niursasy nrghT - •Cot-ln-raal cutsbpy '•fyli.... -JitruggJeL ensued.___ JDurUig_—lU illness at school.. In many families The next twto weeks will be Agriculture In Britain uses (PLU S T A X ) '’' “s a l e 's ,” RENT^^^ Trans- came the bite. THt SOUTHfBIJ NiW ENGIAND TELEPHON E (0M1>ANY for the Phoenix Mutual Life Insur spent touring through Belgium, menl president of the Veterans of Arabian Pipeline On. and the Iraq both parents work. No one Js at ance Drsuna Club in Hartford. some 48 miUion of Britain’s 60- Foreign Wars Auxiliary, and her home to transport or receive chil the Netherlands and Germany, In milion-acre land area. AND REPAIRS JEANS ...... $ 2 .9 8 Petroleum Co. In which Ameri I'L.AN'r, CR.AMH KIIX S 4 TTOlUrTIlE William A. Smith, airman, USN alaff of West Haven will make an can firms have an intereat would dren who become ill at school. A ir Force, Is now on duty assign Ribbons, Carbon Paper j a c k e t s ...... $ 3 .2 9 emHAI VlsU to Frank Badalueb- he affected. Stod WoM THo Letters will be sent to all parenU ment overseas. He is stationed at ner Auxiliary tonight. The meet Kitigsville. Tex.. Feh. 22 i/Tl -A by thc-board and Miss Danehy em and Supplies——^- twin-engined Nav.v plane crashed w ill not peel, emiei, crack, chip, Argentla Naval Air Base in New ing will be held at 8 o'clock at Whisky Sale Ronmeranga phasizing that any children ob foundland. His wife, Elinor, Is SP""VS ...... the VKW Home on Kim street. on the King Ranch early toda.v, viously 111 in tho morning is not FOR EVERYTHING REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES killing four of the six. persons completing her senior year at Office Closed Moose Jaw. .Saak. ' (/Ti - A Linolaum, Rubber eod to be sent to School. Cars are not Windham High School. During The aiih-branch office of the Mo- ahosnl L O W f lice rnnsishle testlAed In rniirl The .IRB Beerhrrsft plane had available during achool hours to her three years at the school she m t r u .. *PX-yrMrl?„Depi|rtment located in c paid a woman 38.2A for a small Atpbelt Tile Fleert transport each sick child to hl3 or was an honor- .student. Even the city (?ourt robni for the issu •Just taken off from— the- Naval her home. pint bottle of rye whisky. The Auxiliary Training Station here on though she -has missed about six ance of motor vehicle registrations seller paid a. lot ninre than that ^ Mi.ss Danehy pointed out to the months of her senior year she was . was closed today. The office will a routine training Alght. The S. LOMRARDO She was Aned 3200 after pleading crash occurred shout one snd one- board that a very large registra given permission to resume 444 pENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 2-9814 be open tomorrow until noon. guilty to selling liquor In her tion and a small sized health room studies because of her high rating Next week Monday through Fri hslf miles jniitheast on the big home. cgttle ranch. Con 4019 After 5 F. M. obviously creates a dangerous thus allowing her to graduate with day the office will he oMn from health hazard. Her class. a. m. to A p. .m, inspector Mrs. Ruth Welles- Fabyan. as Serviceman Smith la the son of John Andrelaki la In charge of the representative of the Board of Mr. and Mra. Loiila R. Smith of P R I C E S a t T H E office and has four asalatanla. He Welfare, will bring the problem of South Coventry. urges mulnrlata to visit the office • , R. ' requesting, public health nursing early in the week and avoid the service for the tovm back to a I f cotton and nylon socks are MID-WINTER Bmiiiier Says S H E L V A D O R * eiVES YOU las) minute rush. meeting of her board for inves about the same general thickness Mrs, Margaret Nichols Prase tigation and recommendation. and weight, they will be equally K^incral services lor Mrs. Mar This service in turn would lighten warm. r m ^ garet .\ichola Pease, 90. widow o tivo m ost amszindmg(Bs the great load of a school nurse. MMrtMif AKOS V AHW garet Nichols Pease. 90, widow of Mrs. John S. Blssell was elected aa Sw SlliUi SJSIO SNOW, Tw ia AS MUCH “num -gow ” s p a c e ' Edgar O^. Pea.se of the Somers to replace Frank Wraight as a **!iSe* ^ s r - cs« road, Ellington, w-ho dleil .yeater- nicmbcr of the Board of Educa- . -day -at-ihe Rnttlallnn will givn w e ll as action referring to quit SnIlSiS a n ywr Ml, CMS si« MBfOliu. OR...... pint lOe eubea JUWoo ice claiming Interest in the basements .vou year 'round com- mqr fOdsM •( ng M. [MktasM KmiZ0MITIStrTR..pint70e fnrt, economy, safety of the First Congregational IM aMi IMIfraMpiirclitMl Church In South Coventry and the and ronvenlene^. K’oV It’s easy. You just sit back aiul let your • Buffer fray | . in much the same way. We can sit bade and Second Congregational Chiirch In dnuhle-hung nnd rase- ■ O itY H N I tiA to w n a mrnl wlndowa. Pay for neifrhbor tend to thinps. Let him shovel the let the federal government take over and North Coventry. MMCaiiiS.>iicliwWsw,y».lln.iOe F»it sillily; watM nlqt,,, J Iw 59t ___ Mrs. William A. Wolfe of Ma- Ihrmsehes out o f fuel FINi WWTINO PAPn I T F o w m Furr aavings alone, ^ . jtalk. rake the leaves and prune the trees— run things— the railroads, the electric lieht ’ son street was transferred Tues- AS-TW IWs4wf»cli;s/iiwlaii.Kg,lbg3lc 33« V* ■ let him takii over cdmpletely-^five, ten, fif -Bbeso Jt. ^0*’ example^ But the twisa ws w istts.. -.. Sg. $ut 98t VtrAMIN 5, niilab CMMil . . . «;n 'The''T»1T'^ teen feet over yoiir property h Mtgg bsm . vKO'i, sm.itM 5.48 ■Riiseo l>oor moment wie li'^ lose our way of^life to iNAxixi CMnub' ‘~I7~ Jsmto CHOCOUtl SAM ^ D A C - 9 Isps'i, pas « OemS ...... 1 8 * Yoii can roasi a 3^ lb. uirkr> —oi b.kr mx yiri, at At the epd of twenty years, he'll have a legal sociali.dih. * ' •' It's IMMefont M MM DMUmta ism MD( —in the giant ovrn ol thu Krigidairr rangr! “A Delightful Place for Fine Food” iMiMi COM. tn»7«iaiaikM .t Ik Ml \ claim to every inch of ground he's cared • I M1B Mini taas %mi . .twst Ul • It's I'rnrtl'cal let the whnie range ia'only :i0 indiea wide-bit' Most of us want to keep control of our prop MMtSBIBMavminlMr...... m Ml for;* Anff it will be too late for you to do HOTM CMH CnoO. M M . ...«a4k Ntn m n t issei IM k Ml t nb la th a It’s Self Storing eatily In the.amallni kiulien. And it haa (aai heat erty and our freedoms. And we can'do it— Built Itm NStS ww SMni ]fc Ml* fit HMnCIMlM«.|Wlc...... iM iklb ing Radiantube tuTlaie unit, — autoinalic Clock 1 'ae the "li under Oven" ai.one 8ig oven — or Jual alip Is anything about it. M Htt'MITMl nnt.lilMf*s.... »M TB flWIOMiesMXkiMM...... ImMlh Control _ pnrrelain hniah Kiili S T V lA i'l the divider, and you have fwa ovena with individually if we don’t let our neighbors or our govern (pnot tnrsM cw s« m awsat ««a jn rfoor pjtoM S V**nrn To Fay t width iilenail drawer Priced nnli w A A w iIw cmtiulled temperature*. Alto hat Radwalubs high apeed Americans can lose our freedoms too, ment take over; tMSM tSUmlMMCaM*, 4 M*,li|. Tfc Ml PLASTIC RAIN BOOTS TWmKM. MU tIUM ■>*. i*. n « a Ml tiirlace uniia-automatic Cook-Maater Ovenrvwai Clock v«>n*Con cmtKkmt • Lauytft call this “ adverse possession," ‘ BMP CttCI Im l»*air...... bf.iir«lM Call ViMir Ruwn .Miin Today Um tnSaUa wSkaW OM (aiswl. mmH 4nmm trol — three-way Thermiter Conker— IlMtrk Tkggtar” . 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■AWCHItiftEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONM^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18; 1988 MANCHESTgR E v e n i n g h e b a l p , m a n c h b o t ^ c o n n . F r i d a y , ^ b r u a r y lim fit to mskf Oisir con too, .no toM UiBB tha wsrmto . vir .*!****"f***^"fy!g^^ iii'k L. 22,1952 Amr^atfir tinued sehooUnx worth while. The ' “Wtao Mto tould yiaa liava adsetod asM. nfiiO t you JdiB."' And tor tue^ of lincolR, ar« noedad antonf wte haa bssn trataad aa thotunxli* aooae raaacai laartisd-out and wo ^ lEimtiiiQ Ifrralb aeine tfuaatlon sppUee even more us toftoy. A firm rack of ■ m a a ^ in town affairs as Jim »■■«. and alMok tunda tlm t was tha last Uwmi k Trooper Killed Church on Route 44-A to Bolton, sharply in our coUefea, which arc when do ws find such today? And soma day ha win maka you a val* tima ws mat. 1 am not greatly Tolland Churches Cither churchea In tha group which ' T M iBuaBxo n TUX T h e O p e n F oru m uabla assistant to aU town affairs. >rs for the Poodle will partldpate In this world wtdo. ■XKMJ n a tx i^ o CO. m e busy breeding white coUar fadlurea hOw often, in the atrcaa and attain dUturbad about the'ftool outcome, In N. Y. Mishap ON YOU* out of.youns men who would be 1 havs known you both ainca you aa tbara ara enough capabk mam- Meeting Feh. 29 observance are the Congregational U XUh U X tm t____^ of eventa which pull and haul at CNumuntcsUons foT pubUcaUons in. the Open Fonim wiH not . ncL . churchea of Andover, Bolton, Co U>ftn«tw. Coan. baiter and more prosperous if wara boys in achool and aU bara oo tho board of dlroctoTS who. t._____ I - tmm flag tm TBOMAX r . XBXaVKM. praple'a iqinds utiUl they no longer ba guanmtaed put’Ucatirai.if. they contain .more than. 3b .woeda... JBfiLynar. graartag .yaam Both knew that Jtaa io tbaman tor that In , Stocks These Days OmWa. N. T.. Feb. 22.—iUtorT lumbia, North Covantiy, South they were learn s » trade. BOK m Tolland County, oouth group of WAX.TKX K. rm avion, know where they are tr3rlng to lb# Berald rcMrraa the right to decUnaiAo publieh any matter of you have been a m dlt to your- Job, and that' be is vary capable An accidental gunshot Killed a Covantty, Hebron oiid Oilaad. PnMiaken To an these problems, the bb- oslvoa your famOios and your churchea, will hflVe tha opportun M rs.\aiflord S. Stephens, who head, do we need the stern purpose ibat may be liieloua or which is Ui bad taste. Free expreaatoii and arill treat tha public to a vary sUte troopar eafty today as a po ronnM OctobU' L lltl vious answer of democracy Is the fWewls. Both’ of you havo boan eourtaoua and capable wray whan Loeti Broker Shya Peo what they wera doing, and tha ity of aoetog Mrs. Charleo Sum- ia chairman of tha program, an snd the 'dear vision snd ths calm of political views is desired by contributions of this character hank doeant rocommand that any- lice poeae vrafl'^tewn three armed nounces there will he a nuraery PubUUMd E m r K««alec Esoept surface answer—keep our schools W al to your work for tha ’town. they call on him. neria coUoctlon of International Xmidcjn uid HoHdiori. Entered nt the reassurance, which a man like bot letters whicb are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. Durtn* my yaara ou tha board of Jim servad six jraars. to the navy ple Looking for Secur who Isn’t an axpert should toy ds^lpradoM. whoee aavage flight for children of parenta who wish Xodt Office at Xanebeeter, Conn., aa open.i withbut limit and without Washington provided for his owm asoeaaors and later when I was a dolls a t tha World Day of Prayer tol, attend. Tea will be served JARVU BBAUn batora ba want to wqA for tha ity, Not ThriUa; Many im n Jail left a Jaltor near death. aorvice on lYiday, Feb. 39 at 3 Second a a u VaS Matter. artifi^al separation of abilities, to time! On Coaseriptlon charter they also accepted the member of tho board of setoctman town of Manchtotcr. raESORirnoM Another factor tending to eut following the servido by ladles of o m the cver>a-ideBinx stream of I was waU aatiaftod tha way you Raspactfully aubmitted. CurxfxR^ coiapgBBiti, down the element of the nmaSu in The young fugitives Srore taught It tiM United MeUibdUt the WSCS of the hoot church. i r SUBSCHIMTOX KATES Thsrs is one resssuring thought. i latest method of town msiiaxs> Inveatora in Town after a chaae through a wooded <12.00 youth which is coming to their To the Edltori ment. A great deal was said at ^ your work and I know that JOHN JENSEN. security purehaaing la 'm condi- '•One Tear bjr Mall...... In the two great previous crises In of yon wui always do a good Uon of the maiiMt' itself. Gov swamp near West Winfield,^ 18 Six Montbe br Mall...... '...< (.00 doors, intent upon a longer and I have been a regular reader of about where will we find Mahcheatar dreen. ArlhirBni|Slgnt Bjr UKtNABO ZBUJMiNBBBO j'One Month by Mall...... < 1.00 A.mericait history, the times pro P.8.; I have lived to Manchester ernment a^vlty has tended to miles from their cells a t the Herki Slofle Copy ...... < .00 longer stay. _ duced the exset man they needed, ,h, “.If SriLSnS."it ’"K Aa I got up to laavo, ho looa and since 1S80. •-*1^*',-**®®* money pot auboUtute some order where there mer county Jail. \ tVeeldy. by Carrier...» Yet it is not anobblsh. ws hope, not by any smooth agreement of y**!**' They have provided real. came a directoroirecior andana to whomwnom Il to *^lto that wma right out there had bean chaoa by tlghtantag up. Trooper Patrick F. O’Hara, 2(S. MSuba. Deltrercd. Ona Tear...A»^.Sii.OO to consider quality alto as one of to the middle 6f the table waittog In general, the regulations govern was wounded totaUy when he was the people theihselves that such insight into the important p>«b- ‘ talking, my answer was look struck III the chest by a bullet !■ - MEMBSIt o r the assets and products of the lems and issbea of our times. . : around the town, hall ' and select Kosms for him to rake it In back to 19» ing market aettvity. snd such w ss the man for the mo- Juat melted out of eight, the Amcr- PoUetag Body from a police rifle that had been _.L THtJtSaOClATEO PHEitt . . democraUe way of Wfe. It should } ,y>tod With partlCMlaE.-totor-;.t to ; one^ who ytw ^ ! The-AaaeeUtad Preta, la eaeloatfaiy nienr^ntf thw etofe^ the ages, Jt tJie editorial “Let's Not fto Uot get s swelled head, one who gambling man aeema to have In an effort to prevent a re lying on a seat of a patrol car, po ‘ entitled to the uae of repabllcatlon of be poMble to consider the best In- but by die prOcada of for^ng and retired from the halls of the atock currence of the 1829 craah, the lice said. ' all nenra ctapatcbM credited to It, or Militarist'’ which appeared in : will haye time himself to talk with t*reets'o( aU the students, and not p ro d ^ n g the man needed, in the Moqday'a HtTald. and 1 commend!Ibe.average peraob with a amllai Mctenge, moved off the sidewalk government set up the Securities The prisoners were identified as T an d alao the loeatTi'wt pubnaTSed n e«. tores either eyettome Ih n a f i ^ yott.for the-eonatructfvd and cour-Twardrobe FOR GENERALX nal coilrae for those students not infectious mononucieoaia or glan nor over adjusting the college ments as one means of beating the ^ n g unexpectedly and the Jar of chapeaux including sailors, s THAT — make a reduction in number of for it, atating that they' want to discharged the rifle. Bcholastirally equipped to benefit men under arms In the regular dular fever ia a new diaeaae, but program to coordinate \i-ith UMT buy It. We don't want to be blamed inflation. Tbe doUar today is rockeia, bonnets, berets and flat- OFFICE WORK The Henry J. ‘‘52" is the LOWEST PRICED NEW CAR? - If I were con-/lnced that UMT Is worth only about 53 cents of what Another trooper, Cpl. C. E. Wal- tops, flattering frames for pert ‘ from further schooling, it was forces, which would represent an certainly one hears more about it for selling speculative' stocka if burgh, was injured when he was THAT — than twenty or thirty years ago. necessary and if I were conBclent they lose money for their holders." it was m 1939 In terms of purchas coiffures. dealing with a question which .economy. Also there are some diiturblng that it would be productive. But PRIVATE LESSONS ing power, but some commodities struck in the face by a rifle butt There’s more than one way to W rit* Box Y The Henry J. sella for between $200 and $600 LESS than six other looms larger and larger before the The fallacy of the claim is this. oigna that occasionally, at least, I cannot believe that adoption of Big Three have advanced so much In nominal during a wild acuffle alongside the pin a hat, too. One smart gray- nnkes of low priced can? the disease may bring more serloua U.MT is necessary or desirable at ------Utilities, banks and Insurance - dollar value stoce 1939 that their fugitives' wrecked car. brimmed pillbox with yellow straw '' whole American system of educa- Our standing armies are at their • OUITAR ‘thst’s the triumvirate people are c*o TIm HmhoM . tlon. complications than was formerly this time, and I cannot believe real value is well ahead of what center can nestle prettily on top THAT — present strength because we are tljBt the useful carry-over from a interested, in these days. Stocks in It was 13 years ago. ■“‘f” ' The American principle of Tree considered likely. of a poodle cut or can be worn The Heiinr J. costa Icaa than Ic. per mik to operate? . flghtihg a war and facing a world The fear of aterillty'as expre.sied six month training program can •MANDOLIN- these industries can’t be marketed As a result o f all of this, peo Oldsters Decide with a gay forward tilt over the ‘ education for everybody has run emergency. The expense involved by one correspondent,, however, ia be significant in any event,- at a fat profit, but a person who ple all over the country—^working- forehead. This is typical of the THAT — Into s kind of trouble, as the num- ia heavy, but it is temporary. quite remote. I have , studied the VVad.sworth • YIOI Invents in such stocks will get a men, housewives, young couples versatility of this season’s saucy \ The Henry J. trade-in values are higher than all other leading low Thla disease la almont certainly Report carefully and have tried to respectable dividend, and he can starting out—who know nothing Work Is Better hats. - . , ALSCO ALUMINUM ._I.Jhe^r_of^ycars _oL..schooUnK. fPC. When and if the war In lCnr»^ 1. Sea ths- whole problem in broad- always sell his shares for about 'uriciad cam? average American has lncrea.ied. 'Srt nirecCrori, probably routed by a about the .mtricaciea..ot-Uie mar The mo^fied poodle. coiffures oyer, and when and If the cold virus. Slight loss of appetite and perspective. but I find -my.self in what he paid for them. ket are buying investments. Most Sterm SckIi dBd Deon 1 There was a time when the lower w’ar ends, we will naturally be re complete agreement with your BRUNO mil And there are millions of peo Pasadena. Calif.-(8>)—a lot of THAT— 7 ^ ■ Vague pains are common early of them don't know the difference oldsters here are convinced that ; scholsstic level weeded Itself out ducing the standing strength of symptoms. Low fever is the gen editorial, and strongly oppo.scd to TdtphoBB 81 ple all over the country who hold between a bid and asked price, and It’a the car for you in '52. UMT as proposed. these stocks. Here In Manchester retirement kills more persons than GuaraatMd Ry jic f the picture, by quitting school our armed forces. That may take eral nile. In some people there is they probably aren’t interested. hard work. nausea, vomiting, and a little pain I hope you will give further ex or 2-3700 alone there are several hundred Investment-buytog, to them, I ■'I'sr Good Heusekeepli^ !J at the end of the grade curri several years, but the time In pression to the point of view you people who have purchased about Typical of those still on the Job See It Today at in the abdomen. means security, and that’s what Is P. M. Kokanour, 86. who runs culum. There was a time when It volved Is still time of a tem In mild cases there may be have advanced on thla vital issue. I The all-maple way • • $250,000 in stocke and bonds from they’re interested in—which leads Immediata Delivery an W eai • weeded itself out by quitting. porary nature. Sincerely yours, Cobum and Middlebrook since a print shop which he opened 32 For Fun Information headaches and lack ’of pep. En one to believe that thla is the years ago. “It keeps me young ' school at the end of the high school largement of the lymph glands in Pascal Poc. Dean their branch was established here sort of company no self-resnect- Can Conscription, on the other hand. . Hlll.ver College. In April, 1951, and'most of these in spirit,” says Kokanour who has curriculum. Today- and this la a Is to be, if It wins the necessary the neck. In the arm pita, groin tog gambler would want to keep been a printer since he was 17. and elsewhere ia common. Hartford. • Rubbers Aid purchases have been to the nature anyway. ' matter of great pride with ui, votes In Congress, a permanent 5 pieces. ^79 of investments, not speculations. Alfred Daviee, 76. opened a clock 0, ATHlITfS fOOT The blood shows changes which repair shop here two years ago . when we apeak of the American fixture in American life. continu- .at® important in making the..dlag- Conversation About Sheekey Aretics Repairsil Bad tiroes or good, there will aT WEATHER KINR 'o f jid'iicMToF^W^ get; iirt.sVST Tile'' niVtoher of w-hite ceU^ .To- .Oie'-fklitor, . . ' - . '..-.'5"' - .,<,wn,'m. be.« atreet light—that oeems '-‘••AVtoFXrfT'iZ-iv •'tMsBr-'wjtorvffcni'..' and says business, ia fine,, Another «ii( tofe>fre1‘'c S S r WVlll continue t... Kl. . \Vhen_J,h;c.^wTL._of.,iLmcb.*ter-When _tliC„tOWn_af_.^Lmcbester __ .____^______.F!yesoUd.aturayjna0epifec£BmShoe Repairing of the Bet 30\^ 64 inches when both leaves are extended! Notice how the ladderback 45 Days First Paymant "THE HENRY J. LEADS THE WAr* achool for a longer and longer stories of the bull markets and the the business. that the expense of maintaining amined under the microscope, it ter Kind Done While 1‘ou chairs have husky boxed-in, saddle-shaped wooden aeats» and are braced dashing speculators who cor Bumher of years. We are now one man in. conacription would be will show a peculiar type of ceil LIQOli Walt. Milan—(F) — Clnedelphia, the with stretchers. Table and four chairs, formerly $92.50. R' nered all kinds of markets in the - —Within sight-of a point at-whlch somewhat less than that of main which was formerly called a mo 15 .M,\PLE STREET Twenties. . Italian film center to be built In nocyte which has given the name the outskirts of Milan will have i;- what amounts to a free college taining one man in the standing now applied to the disease. Opp. P in t .National Store But there it is. education will be available to army. Parking Lot. Of course, there's nothing to four large studios, Enzo Furlal, Diagnosis Is Dirfirult prevent a person with a little cap every young American who wants To .say that conscription would Except for these cells and a ital who wants to do a little specu- president of the center’s corpora _ ....; __ ^______r*nrrs?nt .an economy .is, there complicated special test of the tion ha« announced. _ blood called Ihe helcrqphile"anti :Jatlng from trying it. If a man is ■ This wonderful development, fore, misleading In the extreme, CEM m lucky, he can buy stock at a low He declined to comment on body test, the symptoms of infec price, hold it for a while as it rises this thrilling expanaion of demo since whatever economy might ^c tious mononucleosis are like those tBADY TO USB press feporU that North and cratic opportunity, also has its of many other Infections. FAr this Wsiwpreef t Flff«ibt« in market value and then sell It at South American film companies involved would be only temporar.v TBUfh Oil pfMi CIGARS • PIPES a profit. had bought shares of the corpora drawback, which ia serious enough in eharacter. and sinee the real re- reason the diagno.sls is often long Can Drop, Too delayed and aometimes not made LIGHTERS — WATCHEft tion. to Impel many of ua‘, in our think- oult would be the saddling of a at all. HOBBY SHOPPE I CLOCKS — WALLETS But, by the same token, that The four studios wm measure Ing, to turn back toward u'hat great additional rxpen.ae upon the stock can Just as easily drop in 139 feet by 77 feet. A director re Infectious mononucleosis is par Cor. Center and CriMvnld Sts. value, after it is. bought, and keep might be considered the ‘'un taxpayer forever. ticularly Common in young people. OPEN 9 A. .M. to 7 P. M. Arlliut Brag Ston* quiring a very deep scene can use on dropping until it has dropped the four studios as one, by open democratic" standards of educa The backers of conacription are It is difficult to tell how long the out of. sight. tion in Europe. In the European condition will ' .iast because the ing large sliding doors. not interested In economy. They beginning Is often so vague. It is true, though, that some aystem, a minimum of education people accumulate tidy fortunes are interested in a certain ayatem, Usually, however, the fevef lasts jBERRY SUIT SETTLED la guaranteed,, as here. But only at all costs, Nor. la economy a “in legitimate speculations in com less than two weeks, though In a modities,- common stock or. real •xceptiAnal and recognired ability valid Lsaue to be considered. It few It may persi.st for a long time. Los Angeles, Feb. 22- t(/P|—8u- There is as yet no satisfactory estate equities,” according to the receives the privilege of time in would not be a valid Issue, even if REQUIRING. A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM? National City Bank of New York's lerlor Court has approved a $26, school beybnd that minimum. treatment for infectious mononu 750 settlement In the suit of for It were real. The question before cleosis although some encouraging INSIST February letter. But these peo- The higher schools, in Europe, are the American people Is that of pl were mostly experts who knew mer movie bit player, Mrs. Gloria results have been reported with ON A McKIXXEV BROTHERS' Schumm against the estate of Whether or ni>t they want to-.-»j -SE PTIC TAXK SYSTEM------&ut_ higher schools in this coun AtoX.*L*?*njjDr begin aping the way usually mild and recovery lakes late screen actor fathered her 4 place wlthonrtTeatmrarTh'a^hort BECAUSf try are open to, and must cater of life our ancestors wanted to time. AIT mahogany.. d o u b le Value ycar-oW son, Johann. to, the democratic ma.ss. That is escape from when thc.v came to (1) Syatem engineered and In- The settlement was made with The disturbing feature la the ■tailed by apeclalist. gtytog For Tola out the administrators of the $2,- Why high educational atandard.s. to*-'' country In the first place. apparent Increase in the number you a Job TH.AT LASTS. 220,150 estate admitting that tha In Europe, are higher than they The American freedom, to date, of those who develop complica tions. (?) ReuHonably prleed. Anyone Tables ^ 5 • Chairs actor was the child's father are in this country.'Our Indis has included freedom from per eon. afford the BEST. criminate admission of quantity manent peacetime conacription. (S) Von get the benr-m of oaf 16- year aer^-iee plan, cleaning D yoito h ^ e is furnished in 18th Century style, use these pieces for din compels us to sacrifice quality, Oongreaa Is being asked to vote, |>erlodlrally at a 10% dlaconnt. Crape Cluster teaching niethod.s, bur rate of now. on the asaumption.that 10 ing. The Dun^n Phyfe table looks like a major living “ om piecfunSl Waterproofing of rellars. dinner time. Then it opens to 38 x 70 inches With one extra leaf. (36 x 26 _ progresa, have to br adjusted to years from now we will no longer WILLIAMS Septic Tanka, <:esspooli Cleaned. Centerpiece the average student. This la won be able to afford that freedom Plugged »ewer» cleaned electrically. inches with leavM down). Mahogany and gumwood; reg. $75,00. The classic derful, from the point of view of We could tell better when that side chairs (choiM of t ^ styles) come in mahogany finished gumwood . that average ntudent. But it day comes. OIL SERVICE MdCinuey Bros. with irreen or gold striped satin seats; reg. $18.96. ^ _ .....penalises the- above-average < - [VWV--W. -I.-I’: .-■■.-■1. CDi r - 'TSIt UfttUL-I.sV'A r.-i/.ajsuenc-xurtins'UuroJefc-'SAVri.T./ianM.'x— ■- lUrt-ttfw krv^ -w 11111 ISO-lsa PEAW. STKEET TELEPHOXE 5308 cnt 'by dulling his need io r a full The Austere Virtues " ’'l i i b r o a W^^s ^^^ B-se of his own faculties. It does How much- the modern world Bot lead him ahead as fast, or on FUEL AND to® compssslon.. of Lincoln as high a plane, as his own capaci *.? bring wrlMen, every daV, in IfiA R A N d l d lt — ties would Justify. We adjifat to story of man's inhumanity to man \ ' . ★ the poorer students, and part of The sorrow and doubt of self * -k >the adjustment is, indirectly, at which were part of Uncoln’s ow-n the expense of the better students. OIL HEATING Land of the Free...^^ experione® helped product thla Wkii It Corns to ffianott/s WATKINS * And the great question before compassion, which was his great EQUIPMENT An]jerican education is whether quality. EstimatM On Request E’’*'*, to r the ...But when, we .‘think- of our other /(?... Dewey-Richman remind oi|irselvds -how ' ^ ' toflttouaJ ‘ broadehihg of our February national hero,. George CALL democratic educational opportuni tt ashington. other qualities come wonderful If ii to livfl in this (and of freedom with the many bldf$ing« ^ ty, or whether aomc system can ....2 -I2 5 7 -.... to mind. Hint especially associated ^ of our way of life. be evolved which will represent with hunian ' warmth. Washing B E D p I N C • compromise b^ween the great • • ton’s were sterner vlrtues^ He. fiad IN THE ' JJt“ ®^ttofgbal o£ quantity cRd dignity, where IJncoln was .often the alw wqrth-whllo Ideal nf V at Semi-Annual Savings • qgiality, - - attacked, .for- haring none- iii-the- r;.-.-.;;;'. Ouf-bii$ifte$i w o$ foufldfid O lid hof qrown b a e a u i o we exist ib o n '' ordinary sense. He w-as relatively The problem j^is pe-rhapa most staid, where LInroln was volatile. economy of free enterprise.' Keen competition means batter l a r v l c o ” •rio u a m the coliejfes. • Arid, in NORTHEAST SECTION He was eoplly ftrong, where Lin i8 7 4 Holman-B^er, famous for bench- ■this field, the idea or a baaio two coln w-as often hunian and weak- made biding, offers this special price 8738 and highest biisiness standards , . . found always at our bank. pear college course for everybody. And although, .In thla'comparison, for 30 days only . . . 4 of which have IA yn. study beyond that time there Is no need to assume that' alrea^ gassed! 93 years of know-how ■mlted to those Capable of dls- Monday, February 25 *he one nian lacked entirely the WAIKINS THE RM6 OF go into Stardust Mattresses and Box By Sue Boriwtt tlnguiahing themselves m it, has virtues of the other-no need "to You can make two pretty- out Often been advanced. ■ RO TH BAS. I N C OUARMniD HIGH QUALITY Springs. Mattresses have 240-^il in- say that W ashington. for instance, ’ nerspring units, pre-built and quilted fits for your tiny daughter with We auppoae. if reached FUNERAL this easy-to-fqllow pattern. A H yoM Hvb M any of Hm sWoota in Hih Mcrion lMv»yonr nopar ont vras •without compassion - the borders, heavy 8 6z. gray striped tick- dainty puffed sleeve buttoned on Monday. Procoodfi from Ihosa coMot tiom of popfir sorvo fo Wancheater, the aame kind of sug- dominant impression from Wash- Selecting your diamond ring is feaUon baa been made elsewhere, SERVICE Reg. $59.50 ing and are tape-tied top anbuttons). 72-coil hand lashed box princess sundress and butt(m-on boy oow oquipmoot for tho Moncliostor IdM iorid H o ^ to l. y p ly in g to the high school cur- sionate red-t trade. He was a man Onnand XWest time choice, we suggest a genuine springs. Twin or full sizes. top for warm weather. By Mrs. Anne Cabot irtculum. One thing is certain, D trrctor Pattern No. 8738 to a sew-rita Filet-CTOchet shows the ctosaie who served this nation not 'only registered Keepsake, the ring of grape cluster and leaf motif to MAGAZINES — PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP .l^ e ry American high school to- according to Its needs, but also on perforated pattern in aiiet 1, 2, 3, « y ia experiencing this struggle CAM (ION guaranteed high quality in color, 4, 5, 6 years. Stoe 2, dreaa, 1 1-8 great advantage to this lovely 23 . IF PUT OUT AT THE CURE his own terms. He was. a fixed Ah* IW Is 347S cut and clarity. Choose now from yards of 32-toch; puff sleeve inch centerpiece. It makes a dis ■ i ■ between the conflicting ideals of quantity in hla time, relatively tinctive pipce for any table top. y « U t y and quaUty. trying to WsMIsa Ks« 13J0 our beautitol Keepsake collectioa bolero, 5-8' yard; wing sleeve colorleaa,' perhapa, which explains bolero, 5-8 yard. Pattern No. 2086 contatos com PLEASE NOTE; CoRocfloofi WIR lo Modo As Sclifidolfid Rolo cir and some way to give fair accom- 3/96 150and leave nothing to chance. plete crocheting instructions, filet the need to create legends about For thla pattern, , tend 80c'''to chart, stitch Uluatfations and ■lodaUon to the tower third of iu him. but efficient, steadfast, up COINS, your name, tadress, stoe Sliloo— .Unlofifi If Roiofi lo a Downpoor. Xeholaitlc earplbnent without tintohing. directions. right. incorruptible, a somewhat desired, and the Pattern Number Seiid 25c in coins, your name, penaUslng the.apper third. And aloof figure who nevertheless Tha Slga t i i dewey-richman to Sim Burnett,' The Manchester aildreas and the pattern munber M the background there is always Tomorrow to too tote to remove tar, shoe polish. WATKIVS Bhrenlhg Herald, 1150 Ava. Amer- LbOK FOR THE MANCHESTEIt PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK. JEWELER.o,tutW«icrw-t.-w; 25 cento.
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W e s t R eich Former F B I Agent Telia third retumsd to Ikslr home on chorus affiliatod with the WtUi' Ask Congress Emergency Phone Service troop government; seventh and 8 C h iefs Tragic Finisli Pupils Hold Sale, Columbia LqjM from Windham nuuitto Critokera, pr saented ths Girl Scouts Plan eighth grads Scout* their inter Community Memorial Hoopltol glonirTn its first public impear- Plight o f Soviet Women Tucadojr* : :ance Wedneaday night in (Miftn- ests and,needs; badges; crafts for T ro o p s W m Develop Plane For Doctors Siorfs March 1 , Bu}r Own Books Browntos; long term planning for T o ^ T r ip . WURfir Smith, a paUeat at the fala Oranga. lira. Herman Bediett, Leader Training R u sh e d A ir •U ago Isvela in ths II program oaUia hospital, atoitzetttmsd home president, introduced the numbers ^ t h School pupUr of Mra. L. flslds; ths out o f.doors; records, Non^ked Airline CMD> Along with other dUni andaksted in the new JHancheeter tel- Tuesday. whirii were in two groups, the The training commlttse of 1he Three Die, Two Critieal T . Hurl'a aecond and'-thirt giade Mr. &d Mrs. Richard K. Davis troop, council and national, and J 6 in F o r c e towae in H artford Oountjr, l(an-l*pB ona directory on f t g e 125 In first '“After the Ball" araa ren Mancheotor Girl Scout Omihcll has troop finance. B a se W o r k d a b Propose Potential zoom are rejoicing at the succeaa of Erdoni rosd, drove to Sampson dered by the whole chorus; "You chooter wUl have'i 24-hour emor- ^ «laeeilled eectlon under ICan- In Crash o f Car and of their program and oale which Air Force Bass in New York stats announced a new training couree Over 100 girls are still o (OMtialWd ftMM n g * Om ) tell me your dreams and I'U tell SALE Air Lilt in Resenre gency doctora* eervice begUmiiig Medical Serv- w held yeoterday at the School. _ M F a c » O M > Truck in New York over tbs week end to irtoit their you m ine" by a quartette and beginning next Monday night at waiting lists of the OIrl Scout M erch 1. Ice in alphabetical order among The chUdren wanted to own apell- son. Richard, Jr., who to statibned troops in Manchester. New lead l«4uir« tpccial Oongreulonml Hu the namaa of pbysiclaaa and aut^ “Tenneasee Waite” by a oextette. 7:30 at tbe Girl Scout office, 988 only minimum faeilitiaa for mov Ing book* and itocided to try and ers mutt be trained if these ^rto thorlsatlon. Washington, Fab. 32—0P>—Tha On and after that date all a gaons. Bteateburg, N. T., Vab,22—(g) there. The finale numbsr, presented later Main street. ing In ai^lanea and crawa wart praMdanta of soma 60 lnde|!fnidaat Manchester reeldsint w ill have to ralae the money to buy them. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Macht are to become Girl Scouts The Vtare Aakeg AM -_-Minnhe4tar ITmargeiiey Madleal —Wbat was to have been a gajr - in the evening, was "Sidewalks of The courae will .he compooed of •ougfat iaa urgent- of non-aobjMiulad airlinea fedday do io fef~a doctor In an emorgen- The program out on for the rest and' son WilUam. J r , of Cherry two group* the 19 hour basic basic training course will give any French Premier Edgar Faure Servica U also Hated on Page 53 hoUday week end o f skiing ended at tha school and tor their parente New York" with a little apeciaUty L L Gan. Ltawia A . Pick, chiaf o f •graad to aak Congraaa for datral- c y ia dial 2-485L During tho Valley road hays retumsd from including a tap dance by Mrs. training for new leaders and a inexperienced volunteer a thor LAST 2 DATS put in tba raqueat for additional of the "white pagea." tragiimlly early today tta the deaths Army Bnglnaara who dafandwl tba opmant by tha govamment iof deytima boura a switchboard op /Included* a safety play with the vtoiting Mrs. Jn ch t’s family in ough understanding of the Girl •id In a conference with U.S. Sec A local physician today atreseed a t three pwsons and the critical following cast: doctor, Richard Robert Johnson. Among those In refrtaher courae for sxpertonced •ir-baaa program yaatarday, larga tnaaport-typa aircraft erator at HoUisUr’a Telephone UUca. N. Y. the chorus, who are mostly W llli- leadem It to hoped that My Scout program and the confidence retary of the Treaaury John W, naarby aa Huggina teatlllad. that tha number ahoold be uaed lit iiriiiry a t two others in • » automo- ' lAadbetter; nur^ Altpa SeptU ,,..Ths raeetlnf Ite.jg im ita .Intec-^^ needed to lead a troop. Everything Must Be Seht Snyder yesterday. ‘rhaaa plaiias would ba to • • ®‘ - emerguMilen only;' bOkSikRcoatoloh- chlWrthrMart Artdrt^ maatio people, are Mrs. Ridwnl ope., intersstod In this training Hiigglna aaid Pick had "htard win take the can end locate an •sted In formT jr ill be present at the flrst meet Volunteer trainers for the U.S. Secretary of 8 U U Dean •Irlina operators, with half tha Pkaata-la on emergency," he amid, Killed were Alison K. Cbolidge, Gates, Reynold CBleen, Jr., Lynda F. Jensen and her daughter Doro raporta about the North African MD who can make the emergency which was to tMcve been hrid Mon course will be Mra. G. W . Jones Acheaon eaUed In hU aenlor ad profits from thalr (^ratloii to be '"awj people ahould try to geimielr 30, o f Belinaat, Maas., a Vaaaar Ruddell, Lealie Carlson end David thy from Columbia. ing so that the inotructors may baaaa Jast fa fl" and that Jlc k took call or phone standby advice to day night, Olid addressed by Mias and M ra. WIHtam-Henedlct. aastot- visors this nwming to dlaeuaa the catonad to tha govanmant t e ^ y .doctor Hrst" COBege Junior; Horace Roeil Bald Poater. Off-stage bandaging was The balance of the evening's eii'' detormlae tha klad of tratnlag de> •tapa "looking tdWard gattlng the ratitala or InataUmaata on pur- tha patient until he can get Harriet Nash of tbe state depart tertalnment, presented by Mr* aired by each Individual. The ed by other members of the train PRICES REDUCED BELOW COST. BUY NOW! French request. organisation on the ball.* When the awitchboard operator win. 26, a lawyer o f 70 East 89th done by two parente who have chaaa. around to the borne. ment of education, waa postMned Ruby Wolff, was a song by the classes will then be divided into ing committee and program con- Faure told Snyder that if France Ths A ir Force has dona eeery- ana(srere the call, the wiH locate street New York City; and Janice ' taken the Red Croaa First Aid due to ths storm. Mrs. Sarah Tha group, mambara of tha Air- From 11 p. m.' untU 7 a. m. the o t mnge; a poem "The Old intereat groups to meet these indi suTtonte. met the anna targaM set for her thlng peaaibte to cooperate with ^ a .typa doctor the eaBer aska Rttbman, 28, o f PoughlNepaie,^ course. Axelroaae, near the North Pole In serve which would b« brought in fracture, cerebral/doncusaion and nity; good tro programs through ^ uniform sia-nation force. 'fhe program was concluded Mr. Simpson, aaaistant purchsring Year,•’ with Mrs. John Greenland "la fully supportable” aa to action in .event of a national Internal injuries./ ® A t present French prices which A b id e b y Terma^ o f Pr o g r a m with two film strips, "In Case of agent for the Electro-Motive Man Kozelka, Mrs. Clinton Ladd, Miss far aa auppilea are concerned and emergency, simply by issuing the They were U^ken to the Bhlne- would have paid for .14 divisions Matt Cvetlc, former andarcover agent for the FBI. given you a Fire," aiid "OiBorge Washington” ufacturing Company, to an experi June Squier, Miss Evelyn Wolff that "we anticipate no trouble proper orders beck Hospital where their names last year will pay for only 10 to c a ^ d view o f bow tho Boaalaa women o f today Uve. His story wUl with Nancy ’nemon, Karen Gaunt enced campaign man and haa al snd Clinton Ladd in the cost, and CARU lEE FOOTWEAR MFG CO about that." Such an airlift would have The failure on the part of Hona were placrt^ on the danger Itot day. But the French said they W p you to ptey your part te the fight agalnat commimism. . not as a semi-pro where there is and Sandra McKenney aa nar ready started the prganizatioii for » by the Croakettes. Mr* .42 Daya Oa Ship equipment suitable for evacuating Doertng to fulfill the conditiona of would undertake to contribute 12 an element of risk. State Bolice said the passenger ra tor* this drive, ■ The drive will get un W o lff announced that the Grange MaarheeterdTri -TeL 2-4997 Pick testified yesterday it took casualtiea from an atom-bombed the agriculture program under divisions anyway to make up half car, dritton by GIU and owned by Sold were pot holders and books der w ay March 3 and terminate on ^11 celebrate its 60tH anniversary EdUor’a Note: In ti^ ezclusive 42 daya for a ship carrying work city or to speed medical suppllaa, which ho waa brought to thia "If he wanted to box at the Y ” ...... the divisional lost. cau8e|^t for the FBI, tells women million dollars in pay before even be U1 right. Case aaid. But he feels the Chapter—Columbia, Hebron reflected-in actual manpower loss, The Aaaodation, concluding a decision to send him back to Ger on Route 0 at 1:80 a. m. what they can do to fight com reaching the site. four-day meeting, blasted "un- many. there to too much danger in the and Andover— haa been set at Columbia has accepted invita the French said. type o f boxing in whicH Hans has truck driver, Charles Ron- $1,600. Local chairmen have been tions to neighbor with Goodwill Probe of Role munism on the home front. He But Huggins aaid the base can scrupulous'; Independent ticket Both Ira F. WBeoz, master of iburgh o f Rhinebeck, was not T« tall th» Boost Dhlsinn Strength been engaged. -* >• appointed by Mr. Simpson as fol Grange pn March 4 and Owebu- also paints a vivtd word-picture be supplied by ship half the year agenU “who have caused discredit the Connecticut State Grange, injured. The truck en route to Columbia By "beefing up" the strength St ,^,**«»nwhUe, Hona today began^ tock on March 14. Ah InviteUon i of the kind of life women lead in and by air the rest of the time. on the Independent aircraft Indus and James Cose, an extensibn Scranton, was owned by Stanley lows; Mrs. Frank Brown for An irnlh . ... and each division, money can be saved dover, Miss Marlon Holmes for Oo- from Tolland for April ! was left In Ship Deals Uommunlat Russia. During hla There baa been no difficulty in trie" through misrepresentation of worker from the Univeraity of bia 10-day achool vacation waiting Fulfort of Rhinebeck. The snow of Sunday and Mon since fewer headquarters and Inmbia, and Mrs. Joseph Novak until the next meeting to decide, il*B « V*od d ay years aa an agent, Mr. CveUr'a life supplying it by air this winter, he services, poor passenger handling, Connecticut department of agri wort from Washington from two Statw Police said the young men day's storm ia pretty well under Cilibritilt tti Biildiii of Ike World’s first Hono TV Sot kj C E! Staffs would be needed. \. id. United States senators who .way for Hebron. The chairmen will thinking a little nearer the date Meanwhile, finance and defense (ContloMd rrom Pago Oao) was in constont danger. Not even unathicml advertising, failure to culture who ia Wilcox's represen and women were bound fo r New control now, thanks to the persist hla Immediate fam llv knew hla Huggins testified the United help him, in hto figh t to reoM ^ in select their workers and meetings more definite plans might be tor it . • . w« ministers made ‘'substantial pro provide refunds promptly, strand tative for those ru(^ teen-age Hampshire to spend the Washing ent work of road crews which got on cash Investments, totaling $101,- dangerous secret until the day he States pays all of the construction thia country at least until he re will be held for outlining the work made. gress" In splitting up among the ing of passenger* and sale of foreign students assigned to'Con ton Birthday week end In skiing. roads open so soon there was Tit lik* lh« ladiM 000. - - - tested before the Home Com costs of the bases in North Africa ceived hto diploma In Jude. tle or no Inconvenience caused in Andover, tonight at the home Allies the estimated 4.50 million tickets without' confirmed space necticut home, by the NaDonal Mifs COolidge was the daughter mittee on t'n-AmerIcan Aettvitlea. which ultimately will ba turned Grange, said that it waa not sim »PPW'«1 to Senator from this source. M ostly trouble of Mrs. Brown; Hebron, Feb. 27, dollars cost- of building the in Mundt said Wednesday's session available. o f Mr. and M r«. Charles Coolidge. lo holp Boloet over to France. ply a matter of Hans’ aemi-pro William Benton through his offices came in one's own yard. Many a at (lie home of Mrs. Novak, and in frastructure -r air bases, com will d e a l with the mechanics by Members voted to conduct a na Her father is a partner in the Bos which charter revenuej? at a rate By MATT Clf'ETIO Taxed In 'France boxing that prompted the in Hartford and has tmn informed ton law firm of Ropes, Gray, Best, man had to shovel and then re- Columbia, Feb. 28, in Yeomans •'."V; e lo llio s ior^ munication lines, depots and head- tionwide campaign for the "disci that Senator Henry Lodge of He said this country has had to Grange’s . decision, although they CooUdge and Rugs and to associ shovel where the winds had HaU. PINE 25" ANNIVERSARY CONTEST of. $2.191,303.a year on flv « ahipa ijnarterB—across western Europe. , New York—(NEA)—Try to pline" of advertising o f independ Massachusetts WojUd be contact t h o i r owned by Osey's group remained pay taxes on some of the materials indicated that it waa an Important ated with the U. 8. State Depart# blown the snow in again. How Dr. Francto C. Willey, professor MM tolkf. Jlay doyis In announcing that progress, a imagine being married to a man ent air carrier services, either by ed in hto behalf. / . of history at Willimantic State exempt from U. S. taxes from'Oet. consumed but that "a team of ac factor in causing the Orange' to ment. ever, the slight thawing on Tues N.\TO spokesman said one repre chosen for you by the government. airlines themselves or by ticket Hans said yester^y that friends Teachers College, gave a most in d « y fo r lliflrt. 21. 1917, through June 28. 1980, countants” is negotiating with the agents. take the action it did In the case. Misa Coolidge attended the day did enough to tie the loose CLEANERS sentative from ench of the 10 he made whei^ speaking at a Ro- teresting talk on United Nations when the vessels were sold. Think what it would be like to French government how on wheth- The ll'^ycar'-old German who la Windsor School in Boston before snow down so that problem to countries Involved will meet later A proposed code for the As- Wry aub d>iiMr have promised affalrs.„_ and./eWorld .. conditions, 959 CENTCg fT ,—TEL. 2-8839 Explailta Exemption------dig ditches and build roads.------cr-4h« materials should be taxaUdr aociation would prohibit advertis in thia country under the sponsor entering Vassar. She waa a mem over. Many commuters didn't at today to finally aorl out the dif ship o f the National Orange and a him they apeak to Senator tempt getting to their jobs Mon which he illustrated with a film, Casey has testified - that his See If you can visualize having This aspect was explored recently ing which intimated that a carrier ber at the college glee club and ficult problem. by a House committee. , Lodge on ids behalf. day and some o f those who did, Tuesday night before members of RE8AL MEirS SHOPS group achieved the axemptlon by to work until the last six weeks was a scheduled airline or offered student at Manchester High supervisor of the cooperative sys The United States la expected Questioned as to whether (here School, was informed Tusoday in tem in her residence hall. College going toward Hartford, were tied Columbia Ladies’ Society Auxil N yeu'rt paskad for rimo organizing in this country the of pregnancy, with atrict orders to dally fUghta. Misrepresentation of to end up with between 30 and 40 was a sufficient supervisory staff, a letter from Wlb JusU, youth di authoijties described her aa a good up in traffic on the hills so that iary and their guests, members of 907 MAIN ST, — WELDON BUILDING American Overseas Tanker (Jorp., return to work six weeks after the type of insurance carried by per cent of the check. Huggins said "too many Indians rector for the National Grange, student. they w ere as much as two hours the mother association. The meet wo'ro opoM 'HI 9 FRIDAY They' also believe N ATO en which owned the ships, and in your baby la bom, under penalty on alrUne also would bo pro- ^M>outTown w o r l d s late. W I N THE ' and not enough chiefs" may have that he would have to return" to Miss Rubman is the daughter, of ing was held in Yeomans Hall and dorsement will greatly ease the Panama the -Greenwich Marine of starvation. been one factor in snaring cost-s. Germany. He ia scheduled to leave Tdnight at 8 o’clock the mem- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rubman of Raymond Lyman, rural mall was well attended considering, the other Days 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. path for Congressional approval Corp., which handled the charter no Impglnnry picture of The Association announced It carrier, waa probably inconven weather of the past few days. The life. It la Ju.st a few of the clr- Rice told Htiggins he had a re on the 88 America for Bremer- of at. M ary’s 50-60 Oub will Poughkeepsie.' r f the $7,000,000,000 President fees. would conduct demonstratlona at ienced as much aa anyone the last business meeting o f the aociety, ss cumstiuicea under w hich women In port "by an expert” that the over haven on Feb. 29. w s e n t the minstrel and vartoty Truman Is ashing for foreign mili American Overseas. Csaey said, Friendship Airport, Baltimore, In two days. Many of hla stops called the Soviet Union are forced to live. all job In North. A frica would cost Case said this morning that Ahow in pariah hall which they which followed, the open meeting, tary aid. received none of those charter fees nild-^arch on tho airworthiness for piling out o f hla car and plow Thera are many more. These 420 • million dollars instead of the Doering waa brought to this coun have been rehearsing for weeks voted to study tha by-laws for the FeS'red Aid Cut and had no taxable earnings, while 300 million originally estimated. of the C-46, principal airplane"t>f A Bible, Blood, and ing through banks of snow to get purpose of planning a change in women, for Instance, must give independent airlines. try with the understanding that under the dllrection o f W ilfred American leaders here had been Greenwich aa a Panama firm waa Rice also said this report Indl- M u w ell. A group o f yoi to mall boxes. He aska that pa- the method of electing officers. fearful- that -withortt- turiek^ en not aubjaat to-Uv B. 'taxes: ..thpir, cliildran,. - . 'Hcaco^,,. .said .-Aha--. two-engine- he w(>uld foUmv a .tdraj pj-ogrjim, .. trona .,along. . hto m ail-route ob^ FINEST TELEVISION babies are taken away from ■cated it would take'*‘two td thfee butllned for him by the GrSingo folfca: under the dlrecftton o f Mrs. Record Save Life < With neariy-$«0ff (n*th(rir HeXstlty, dorsement, for the Eui'opcan . . ______armyj A revenue bureau official spokeg. plane will be flown on one engine Rolda M artin Glh«/>n ...perye the'postmaster’a regulations “ ?* M rs^^ -them- soon- after ‘»>«te«d ot and. thoC-ho-has-not abided -by - the- ffengreaa ■m1gbt--ala:^-- approprla--fvhatr-snUt'thy-I^pf^ir'rdurFh'a^^ 'iHUrr;,;,;:.;-..into a nursery home.^__ ^ me six months the Joint Chiefs terms of that program. fertiln the audience with songs, —nHjntmg-tnm'*T6'remove airiSow selka to look into the needs of the tioiu and atall plans for an Allied had allowed full 48,000 pound load. The C3vll Long Beach, Calif. — «P )^ A rm y from approaches to mail boxes -so ruled that where a subsidiary cor Ill some cases, subject to the Wilcox also said that tloering dances and instrumental music. Sunday School. Hostesses were defense system big enough to T h a t is why we have an ac- Aeronautics Board, which ordered Sgt. Roger E. Haag, 21 believes he that the carrier can drive up to the poration "Is a sharh or unreal" or wishes of the Politburo, mothers has "repeatedly dlsregkrded the Two whose names have not yet Mrs. George Pederson. Mra. Fran warn o ff any Communist assault. counting team over there," Hug the top load reduced to 45,000 owes hla life to a Bible, five pints box without leaving hto car to de "a bald and mischievous fiction" may never see their babies again. advice o f those personii respon appeared haye been added to the cis Lyman, Mrs.. John Hansen, IMPORTANT NOTICE Plana call for creation of a gins replied. pounds, wlH be asked to reverse its of-blood plasma and a tape record posit the mail. I f this is not done its existence can be Ignored In de Home Belongs to State sible for his conduct and has been Hit, Dorothy Bonino and B lUr Mrs. Reginald Lewis and Mra. European army of 43 divisions 14 ...... Base Near Thule stand, Heacock said. _ _ ing. In a rcaaonable length o f time, All You Have To D o I s ... termining tax llabiilfy. ' — A Ruwirtrt’a home, by the way, warned that he wptild be sent Prentice. The show will be re Leola Beck. .-Valentines were the French. 12 each from Germany Senator Hunt (D., Wyo.), act 1 0 ^ 7 ^■■oclAtlon also ^adopted a Haag was wounded In the chest mall delivery may be Withheld. But he emphasized that if it per belong to the ntnte, and can be home unless hb ^ id e d by the peated Saturday night. theme of'their decorations and and Italy, and fiVe from the throe ing chairman, ordered the holiday 10-point safety program^ while attacking a Cbmmunist-held He asked that this ykarly remind formed any useful function or entered at any Ume without war- terms of the program." they served heart shaped cakes Benelux nations. business activity, It.a existence rant. hearing after two public sessions South Methodist Eoworth ridge In Korea.' A 'B ib le be had in er be repeated, especially for new with coffee. WE NEED USED TRUCKS NOW Ha. aaid that/Hans had been .A fter signature, the treaty must m rsl be recognized under that Food I.S strictly rationed, and yesterday developed these asser Leaguers will meet In Cooper Hall hto breast pocket turned much o f patrons' along hla route as wellias Mrs. Herbert Englert, who di tions: warned in Decaimber in a letter fo r the rogulara. be ratified h.v all six national par- ruling. fhei portions are many times tean- o f the church, Sunday at 6 j», m. the shrapnel from hto heart and rects the - Croakettes, a women’s . llamenla. before recruiting- of Gor from Juatl i ^ t unless he.atopped M all ^delivery, has. within, the -er- than • Brttatn's - at ' her Wor.st 1. - That. laborers- drew .-*‘pre- M a nch ester for a potiuck. A fte r the supper the kept hto’ aeveris wounds from be- - ___ _ OUR STOCK IS TOO mans—a key port of the plan mlum pay" at a rate of $13,000 a boxing the Grange would have "no ing fatal. week, been extended Into Wood hour. In addition, there Is little choice" but to send him home. group will be guests o f Mr. and NAME THIS can begin. France insisted on that. year and mechanics $17,000 to Hospitalized in Japan, the ser land Terrace. Prior to thia time ehoico a.s to variety Or quality He was aUo told in thia fitter Mrs. Herbert McKinney of 54 Informed soureea said tmlay work on a secret air base described D a te Book geant was kept alive by plasma. people living in this now thickly Tlie people take what they can get! that he would have to make an Adelaide road for a program of WE WILL GIVE YOU Oen. Eisenhower feels a go-ahead as at or near the North Pole, and But nurses reported the youth settled area at the lake, have had Obituary I had the opportunity to look "attem pt to Uve up to aU o f the winter sports at their home. for the EDC from the 14 NATO known by the code name dl "Blue seemed morose, wouldn't take theli boxes lined up along the side AFRAID Into the lives of.the Russian peo Jay." conditions outlined in the rural members is of considerable psy- ple diiring the.nine vears I served ^^Mawmic BaU at Moilonle Tem- medicine and spoke to no one. ®I. h‘«h w ay on the com er Just !• !■! I«v«ritt chologieal Import ancle. teen-ager plan of operation for the Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary above the dam. It waa considered ns a communist for the FBI. And (While Air Force offlclola have p roject" As a last resort a tape recording — bocowa of Add hdlgesHonl For Any UsoU Cor or Track N ATO 's blessing for EDC Is d(.sclosed few detalU o f the proj- No. 13. USWV, Will hold a Wash Ve^ dangerous for both deliveries ls« I was able to gain all thist,lnslde .. M ary's 60-50 O ub irilnatreL According to WUcox, Doering U of bis parents' voices was flown to necessary bt'cause, when France Deaths , ect. it Is known that the base Is , Showboat,” pariah house. ington social In ths dining room hto bedside. As he listened through * » j®.*?***®**°"‘ *>®*>oe the extension PRIZE knowledge only because I held not the fii;pt foreign student to ba You WM DHvo Oo Our Lot MODEL first proposed a European army o -being buUt iMor Thule in north- basement of the State Armory . « f ...(Jellyery______high po.sittnn In the party. . *A^W|*Ay. Pefcniary 22 returned to his own countiy before earphones, a smite apread'over hto IS months ago, N A T O noted that Mrs. -Ada L. Rhodes ■You can be sure tho Communist western Greenland. Annual ladies' night at British Monday evening. Comrades of face. Worried nurses told him la Miss Ann Hinrichs. a third year the North Atlantic treaty had top the termination of hla program. Uodor ItR Own Powor. Rockville, Feb, Z2— (Special) — leaders In America do not feed the (The "Blue Jay" project U one American (Jlub, 6 p. m. W a rt Cheney Tent have been in ter that they knew then the big student at Skidmore College priority and that EDC mrmbera of a series of U. S. operations in He said that "upwarda o f aix stu- vited. . ' ^ lig h te r o f Mr. and Mra. Adolph- Mrs. Ada Luhrsen Rhodes, 54, truth to the regular party mem Italian flood relief dance, Ital- dente from various, ezchaage pro gest part of their battle was over. muat.get a NA'TO okay after their widow of James Rhodes of Tolland, bers. Tbe projiagandn thej; give Greenland, the world's biggest is ian-Amerieaii club. 8 p. m. ^Hliulcha of Lake Road, is chair- army plans were in final form. land. Greenland la a Danish colony grams have been sent back.” *man of the patronesses commit died last night at the Johnson Me away paint.s .quite another picture Peb. 25 to March 19 W ilcox labelled ox untrue re 25 YEARS ABO, g -e’s dt. Work Within NATO and la situated midway between Annuql Bed Cross drive. tee for the sch(iio]'s. anntial winter On Any^New DODGE Job-Rated Truck morial Hospital In S tafford o f unify, common Interc.sts and ports to tbe effect that there are E. F. W . Alexanderson The EDC plan ealls for a nine- Springs. fair play. the northeastern United SUtes Monday, Febmnry 25 T E U 3879 m rnlval to be held in Saratoga man defense commissariat, a other students participating in the FORBIERLT WITH METCALFE She waa born March 27, 1897, in Whoii I think of the pFashion \ MANCHESTER School In Vernon Center, She "was hands every day of our lives. lars while being shipped to the job. S h w at St, James' School Hall. Master said he checked the mat car and the crowd home; stopping •oda M caiuc add rebosod. No sals- wbdd’s finest television. It’o an easy Con But under theVrevised plan anv “ •* S“ Take saywhere. G « a membar of, the Tolland Feder Your complete freeiiom, educa- ^ Sites Cheoged Dlscuaalon group. League o f ter with Juatl and learped that off at Hartford Hospital where she meml>er of eltherXNATO or EDC • roll of T eoi lodar—alwars fast test. Just give us a suitable name for the ated Church, past president o f the tlOT , and unhampered versatility women Voters, at home of Mra there are "three or four boys" in • AUTO GLASS installed sros left for X-ray. The pictures would have the right to prorlaim I M "*“ *■* 350 mUlion rthef an observer and economists wbrk- bo ill the North Cemetery. ‘Tolland. nowspapers. can reach a tnie de- We OHen • CONQUER FEAR - l^ee profits in Africa have pro- TUI Cedars of Lebanon, State apparently indicated at one time i r * o s T V C onsol#, hig with NATO. The observer niorrac.v that wll! me.an something Armory. 2 N PRIZE d u c^ half a dosen unpublished In- to JusU that ha would atop boxing, would speak for -Oemany In anv Anniversary Mass to the ynuni- people o f today* ve.xtlgattons o f charges o f waste » INCREASE YOUR PERSONAL FORCE Model I7CI03 . PKOfTHIPAai Joint sessions. - Trim to Dispel Dniihta and wouI»4-AaP0Py Jtistl wrote 17T4 " G'E BIsck-Dsyliie Tclcvitioo. Big at St. Bridget's Church at 9 m^t as to wto Is to blame. . Say Parked Car Stock Sailing To Yield 8.16% Party for the FBI, I still feel I to Hahs, dated Jan. 5, which "In ■ \ 17'indi icrecn. Rcttaagulsr black 8 o'clock tomorrow mjimthg.. Huggins, Who became assistant SUBJECT TO PRIOK SALE I INCREASE YOUR INCOME Ho pital Notes have an active dut.v to perform. dicated Hana had written him FOR Secretary of the Air Force in Jan- .Cause of Crash stating he Would atop boxing." ■ piaure tube. Equipped for,U.H.F. As part of this action. i have uary said he had spent most o f plug'io. Genuine Mahogany vco- PatieHls'Today: IIS been spending much of mv time - K m w b FamUy I LEARN TO SPEAK EFilCTIVELY bis time since then trying to get case, who had been with the OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 cettd cabinet. '< ■. ^ A D M IT T E D YESTERDAY: B*.\ C liih Oli8cr>’08 for the laat year lecturing'to col the faclN on the African air baaei Tw o cars .crashed at the inter SUOfit liri. Sarah Smith, 132 Eldridge lege students; telling them first section of East Center and Madi military government in' Germany, Rebecca Creacnzi, iS6 hand what-1 -know to- be=-tntc:----- son streets at about 10 o'clock knew Hana find hto fam ily while Hireugk tlio Hmo-tostod _____ Eldridge street; Mrs Minnie Hair, Atiiiiversiiiy in the service and said that he • Plus FrJtret E xtht .Tjar. leclmJts meMefeesnrtPs eoa I answer their questions; at Huggins said the bases were last night. Neither driver' was ar m IM t>nter street; Mrs. Anna tempt to dispel any doubts they rested but the owner of a • third feels responsible to Hans’ parents (tebRn aHd Middlebroiik, roH yter fUlMte tute uvrrss/y end luutty dey pent venmisy. may have. '■ for their son. while he Is in this ■*"JP*“ n, 60 Pine street; Charles A double "celrbratton w ill be In terTih- * P «n ‘ «kon car, while not actually invoivied In INVESTMENT SECURITIES DALE CARNEGIE COURSE term that means in a big hurry. country. He said he had Hans' wolf, Jr„ 31 Edison road; Douglas tomorrow night when As a further aid in pre.senting the accident wsa arrested. Cfiiarlea V Sweet, Rockville; Roger Yurklng. the British American Club holda communism iq the American pub- C. Brewer of 4 Robin road was father's permission for,the young 541 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 863U in german to engage in boxing, but -30th annuaLLadlea Night. The dlc. M they may better understand arrested by .Patrolman. Waltea l^«nneth Club la also celebrating-ita :30th wtotf l* g«rtg'oh bAlhd the •Officer Seeking '. Pyka for riolatioh of the corner Curtain, ,I am acting as a con- READ THISt SINPLI ^ONTEST RULES: wTutford, 37 Benton street: JRalph anniverzarj' £h(a ynaf and charter parking law, ..parking' within 25 stiltant fo r a pew radio scries ****^***hfP Training, Pnrsonality Devclc^acnt ttence," m Oakrtml alreeti Mrs members will be honored toniur- test of an intersection. BMbara Pottertoir, 171 Avery row night. based on my" experiences in the - Paiuliiig Owner SalM pHyehology DALE CAKNEGIB FBI. Operators of the vehicles were 1. Uio this blank to Mhd in a name for fh* G-E Palmer. Andove^^ An energetic commIUeb headed Wlllsrd H. England, 20. of 499 Author of "How to Win Friends 4, 'Tho decision dF the judges Is final. In cose of a ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs ■ CVrtalnly everything must be Conducted by. Certified-Dale Carnegie Instructors TV Holf-Dow Console, AAodol 17CM4, whot- by President Fred pickson and New York—(P>—An Army cap LydUl street, and ^Walter E. and Influence People" tie, duplicate awards will ba mada. . B f i l t h MacDonald. 875 Main done to further the cau.se of de over name you think is most suitable. Fill in tho Charlei Davis ^ have prepared a tain would like to find the oiroeT Dowd, 29, 41 Madison, street Eng- - Mrs. Ethel Lewis, Rock- fine program of events. The Gar mocracy and freedom. Join the / V O U R blank legibly and eomplotoly. 5. All entries become the property of the land, the officer' reported, was Bolton. fight. The need Is great. wh(?h children Class for Men ahd Women Now Forming in Supply Corporation and non# will ba roturnod. den Grove Caterer's will seiwe 'h which his Wife received from travelling east on East Center SI PLYMOUtH CRANIROOK 4-DOOR BIRTH TODAY: A son to M turkey dinner at 6:30. Recording And. whatever you do, don't Korea by rntriake. 2. Tho best 3 names, in tho opinion of the judges, underestimate the influence you. street when Dowd came but of 6.0nly one aniry wilt b# allowed per parson. Al| '**‘’^*'1 Murphy, 11^ Secretary Fred Baker, first presi The soldier. (Jspt 8. R, EUnlteL M A N C H E S T E R - FR EE! OFENIn G M EETIN G will win General Electric Television Soh, as Weat Center street. aa a woman, ran have In safe Madison otteet. Both operators ap 50 DaSOTO CUSTOM 4.DOOR dent o f the club, hastplanned a his how stationed at the 1st Arm y In followsi 1st prize: 17" Half.Door Console, • antriM must be sent through the moil. Evaiyona ^DISt^AROED YESTERDAY; guarding our country and our be plied thflr brake# ljut slid into toric. review qf the club's history liefs. ' formation Section. 90 CIhurch GARAGE Amorican Logion, Wednesday, Feb. 27, 7:45 F, M. AAodol 17C114. 2nd prize; 17" Console, AAodol is eligible to enter this contest except the Kurland, . ;_57 Jensen etch other. rThey told the officer SO DODGE MEADOWIROOK d-DOOR Charter members still living and street. New York City, mailed a 17C103. 3rd prizoi jl7" Tablq AAodol 17T4. omployoos and familios of the employees of past officers will be honored. The The atrongest foundation for they were unable to detect each FOR democracy is built in the home. package from Korea last summer ENROLLMENTS BEING ACCEPTED. ACT NOW I G e ^ a l Electric Supply Corporation, of Gon- R^kMUe, Janet Pepin, Rockville; Jnsurance Entertainment Bui'eau other because of the Brewer car 47 DaSOTO CUSTOM 44>OOR «3.AII entries must b* postmarked no later than m n . Mary Alcock. 80 Spruce A * A Wife and mother, your part containing a painting of his own parked eo close tO the curb at the •rol Eltcfric DgoIgts, and o f ’fiewip<^>ers ruh* o f Hartford has arranged for six is clear-cut. children. Whan his wife received midnight AAorch 31, 1952. acta, of entertainment. They will intersection. The left door and mng odvorhsomonts regarding (.this contest. J^kv?i;. TouranK^ it, there was. an additional paini 47 DODGE SEDAN 12 nilNGS THIS TRAINING WILL HELP YOU DO be mixed acU and will be present fender of Dowd's car was smashed 1'ftOR.k WSB PROBE L Speak XkfecUvely 5. Increase Your Earning Power ed by adults and kiddies. Included n g o f two other children enclosed. while England's vehicle was dam 47 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 2. Conquer Fear 9. Become a Leader lag. 336 Center street; Frank are a roller skating diio, dancing Washington, Feb. 22—atrolman secretary; Albert Eagleton. vice CX>NN. CXIUPLB H ILLE D Edward Wlnsler. reported, Md Noren, 147 DALE CARliEGlE COURSE presidenL and Harold E. Turklng- Rirlimoad. Va, Feb. 22—4g>»— Bobert T. Kingsbury, 25.'of South Mrs. Minnie ton, treasurer. Tax Dedurtlon Rrcoml U . Riekart A. PUIkr. Roy Motor#, Inc. 211 *** Conn, by Robert H. Stroud, Certified Dale Carnegie Senior Inatructor . Coventry. traveUing behind him. m OBoaer StvMf jjew Havea 9-79M (49th Year) fltophen atraet; Mra Cmtributlona to the Heart Fund 22. of Torriagta*. Oaaa- aad kto Ujrtla Setoff, 78 Birch at^t; mra de cTanker’s Stem G o u Go-Ed at 76 ^ , -__et Shop PresentslU.S. Troops B M r o t h e d W O N »~ 1 4 tt Differences jTi*ooper8 Alert W BAV— tW 3Iati8field C rash w o a b —i Today's Radio WTtC— IMS w cio o — t“ m Ghosts Will B b' EvietBd !To R I Ibi^r Food, Rwe Prices ISmash Red For Strife in IVFIIA—lM.t Injures Three iToR.LH,rborp ^ ,_ N a r r o w a t W KNB— M f WTHT—ISM* NOTICE Coal Walkout 4:tS-WHAT-Open Houhe. From Famous Old Hotel Mansfield, Feb.. 22—Hire* per ' I}*'**— •''a'a. ! <' WTHT—VaUant Lad^. U i|tJJ,D R p-Lefe Prtlead, sons were admitted to Windham THIS SATURDAY, FEB. 23 ONLY I ' ■ T r u c e T a lk •wnc—Baclutaa* w WjjOJ^Neeraf BlbUquIt. By DAVID O. BARKUTHER Community Memorial Moa^tel aif- ttSf ' northautar off C!h>th n >, (C i M i FimN Om ) WCCC—Musk. J^HT—French Program. WKNB—Newt; Request Matinee. WONB-IjMrgla Crackers. New ' York— Many ® , famous ter they were injured in a two-car lu t Monday. Ilia othar w u ______n « 9 0 M ) WDBC—at. LouU ilellnec. e v u b late Thursday night on the (O eatM M Om ) unleai moi* hqlp. la. rnqaanUd by WOCC—12 Hundred end M Hits. ghosts at* about to te evicted in 4 ito-fmc-«ella Dallas. W n o —My'Secret____ Story. siom-WUUmantle road at tte •tha Pendlaton. maa In Seoul anid « t least ena Sliarlff Georg* Wooton. WTHT—Thy Neixhbor'i Voice. New York's old Greenwich Village. NO ^ BINGO bjiUd and rapair lalUtaiy airflelda _WHAT-^sllsn Music. Maiiafleld Hollow cutoff. 6t Baacaad flaah o f what appeared to ba gun* ’ Seek Right* Fer 44 WDRO-Carl Bmlth; Hundred and *0 Utta. The hiatortc Hotel Brevoort, for ■ICAU tf OF LADIES' N W Iir iiufinr an. armiatica. ... WONS-rJack Downey's Muilc Shop. WONS—Conn, Oollage, > more than . a century gathering T tey were Chartea Oonnelly. 18. O f tha t4 mM aboard both tank* Are from the mob was rsportsd. The U M W U seeking teifitn liig 4 :ia-WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. 6 t WlUimantlc, who received cuts OoL Don Darrow told tha Rads 4 -m , aix are known to be daad, but no guns wsre found among ths righto for the 60 men eoitMimd nt W h a t —Maraano Program. and hrulsee; Richard A. Kortz, 34, a o ^ that Rusaia could not aarva each of the twa mteea, claiming a WnC—Tounx WIdder Brown. WTIG—Hollywood Leva Story. will aooa' te tom down. Along birht are mlaainy and preatimad on-the neutral inspeeUon commia- WTHT-Bob^. Uoyd. of New Britain, who suffered 'dead and S7 rescued by daring Reds. majority o f them are member*. ..WKNB-240 Club. with It win go Mark Twain’s for- stom Ha rnaatad that the accept- WONB-flnow While Interview. ••■torWpW*—B*re'a to Vetarans, brutees, driver* of the earar and •Ceaat Guardamen. About liSeO of the 5,000 Korean The operatorc contend their men ■WCCC—Newt: Muele. W HAT—Rosonl Program. mar home and several adjoining WHAT—Polka Hop. old . houses to make way .for a 1ft*. Agnes WUUamaon, 35, of ^^irive of the dead wefe from tha dvtUans in compound NO. g| on want to work. 4 i«a-WONS—Playtime for Children. »♦ Today. large luxufytype apartment build- Stowe, who received a knee In ' ’ Mercer and one from the Pendia*, Koje stormed In a screaming mob Tom Raney, UMW intematlenal WTIC—Woman In My House. WCCO ■Dtoc Jochvy. jury. against ths V. 8. guards. Authori* ChinMe Qrt. Pu San aald Allied ing In lower Fifth Avenue near Iton. The eight men presumed daad board member, aaeerted, " It looka„ •■«*—WDRC—Newa; Old Record 8hoP. WraSI^w;: KrU. - Stata PoUce of- Statfoed Bpringa U«s said no Communist prisoners Ruaaia wew ' WTHT—Newik Joe OIrend. _ Farm. the Waahlngt'on Arch. were swept from the bow of the unarorthy of refutation." like we’ve got them (the mine op WTIC—Juet Plain BUI WTHT—IM Raoch Boya. The Brevoort’a picturesque side BarrSeka inveatlgatadl Both eara .'Pendleton, both of whose hah-ea o f war took part in the outbreak. erators) over a barrel.” WHAT-^tory Quren. were badly damaged. / A high ranking officer said He referred to Darrow’s state* .'WONS—Green Hornet. walk cafe haa been a familiar ^latar went aground. ment Thursday that no nation in Clay Bishop, operator .of one of landmark to touriato who for ^ Meanwhile, a Coast Guard Board oompound .62 was fiUsd with "tha 'Jk-: the etruck mines, declared, ” A worst kind of OommunUte.” ' dMS proximity" with Kqrea or wnC—Front Pa*e Farrell. jteara rode the upper, decks of of Inquiry, heard testimony from Jrith a record of past participa mob force came in to rule the , itW^WnC—Notea and Quote#. Fifth Avanue'a buses and lately a Fort Mercer crewman that he They had raised a ver-tha-nelgh-^ WONS—Wild BUI Hlckock. ^ ^ ^ j t e S l a h Prot^ram. topa of rubber-neck buses. HEARING-AID *to tell the captain-that the tanker Drove Oat Jape the-mountatn-rteged-area-yeater--" • 8rti“ WDRe=-CnTt-MB»s*TTnnt-»laithi 'AUUdUghf the 'buHdOig hte teen ^ was In danqer. boring compound. day, choking off production at the Tilton, Crosby. North Korean General WHAT—SporU. Foriim. cloaed aa a hotel since 1948, be Julio Molina of San Juan, Puerto Most of ths priaonsra, ths otfl* two pita, which employ about 60 BAWIRIES cer said, were South Korean civil* » u n g said "Yen the Soviet U nl«» B’THT-AVorld Flight Reporter. M jM rjyj^l^Perry Como. cause of the Are laws, its ball* Rico, testified yesterday that when did participate in the Korean men each. Etralag - ‘“f Milady. room, restaurant and sidewalk- For All Hearinir-Aldg he went to the bridge to" report a Ians who'bad been preased into MIsa Meriloa Thrall As they took their stand again 6 :ta-WDRC—Newa. , WON8-.-Stara on Parade. ■ service by tha Reds during tbslr question and with its m irtty mili cafe have remained in operationr : plate had dropped off the aide of today, bmt on adding Leslie and WHAT—Newe. The up’^er stories have been rev Gnaranteed Fresh penetrations south of Parallel 38. tary power it drove out the Japa Mrs. Lucius M. Thrall of WONS—Newa. the vessel hours before it split In nese aggreaaora." Clay County mlnea to the WnC—Newi. served for ghovto— of which the two—he was told It was "none of Linked To Bede —V Ridgewood street announces the UMW fold, addlUonal state police P len ty o f Ticke^ts (Rusalan troops did not enter WTHT—Newe: Joe-Glrind Show. Brevoort seems to have had a ‘ my . . buRlneu’* And was pushed Tha Eighth Army said tha riot engagement of her daughter. Miss moved In for road patrol duty. S:l»—Wnc—Strictly Sportt; Weather. ■ocial lion’s share. away, Korea until after V-J Dny.) Merllou Thrall, to Lairy H. Fuller WONS—Bporte. was Communist planned and led. Mines in only the two counties WHAY-t'tepj.. ..n.—s^per Serenade, Sold for Dance Preeidenta Registered There [ The ship's captain, F. C. C. “Careful organisation and plan* . ifiL nagoaiatlons son o f Mr. and Mrs. Warren D. of all the area have resisted auc- WORC-Jeck Smith, For generat'-O" thi« ' o’ el en .Paetiel of Hou.'ton, Tea., hospital Old-fashlonod girls Inspect Import ed foods la New York’s li^ ning were evident te the collection Allied staff officers submitted a Fuller of Meaflowbrook road, West cessfuliy the UMW'* organising ill*—WDRC—Jack Zalman, joyed the leputattan-of being one revised draft covering all points Hartford. efforts. In 10 months of tr^ng, the •tU-WDRC-ThIa I Bcllcvre. ised with pneumonia and frosen looed country etore with new-fooh loned prioee. of weapons manufactured for this .’^y WDRC—Weather Bureau. ‘Hcketo for the Leap Year Square place in New York whe e a Broads .. y«**aiktotoHe HoM Brevoort oa W bargain with .feet In Portland. Ms., denied he assault," the Army sAkL MrA Virginia Fountain, 76- on which agreement has been Mlaa Tliiall, the daughter of union hasn't signed a contract Staa-WnC-Bmlle -Cots Oles GhiW-. Dane* which the Come Double Club way producer could, recruit a.com -®'! which win be tom doW*. The small botldiiig a f the 87S Main SU TeL 41!I8 reached in principle. MnL Thrall and the'tate Lucius M ■ rebuffed Mollha. ^ By cHARLcs'CL y o n s - ' T _ ^ _ A Soutli'______Korean______staffofficer I ?‘*® ‘"” *‘* '*” ’* * ’ *n^*L has entered with any or the counties’ 125 to ■woNB^ck Downey; ' ' --- o r the North Methodlet Cbureh U plete cast’ for a play—where a once the-home of Marti Twain,’ win also be razed to ctear 'tte who accompanied Defense Minis* ^^nlverelty, Detroit, aiming ^ I . George Hickman said the Thrall, la a graduate of Hanches- 130 mines, most of them small op WDRC—Guy Lombardo. having at the Community Y on Mock for apartaeato. < Doeen’l Rememher WTHT—Sereno Oammell. publisher could 'enllat a staff for New Y o r k - If you d like to go Y o U r C k H d . ______.... ter High School and Hartford Re erations employing a total of about PYiday, Feb. 29. are aeUteg well, ~T0i^ 4UAIITY« • • Yofliltilit cani^ He told newsmen! "As a matter on a gastronomic binge, or maybe ^ ter L«e K1 Poong to Koje after the f^ degree "If It doesn't 1: . ■ a'cepted most of the draft. 6 :to-WDRC—Lowell Thomas. a newspaper or magazine at al outbreak gave, this account: ^ long." Mrs. Fountain It Included a deflnltion of the word Technical School, 3,000 men. 'Hie UMW claims WTIC—Three Stir Extra, states Gerald Chappel, chairman of afford to fool around writb the q u ^ ty of the of fart, 1 don't even remember him Just spruce up your diet a bit, moat any time. , M illay,Jo Davidson, John Sloan, Ths riot began with a bitter |“ ?}**‘“ * **'* aecond gtade^ at-88, ’^repatriatton" in-both-Koreampid ***■' P ^ * r * Fraduate of Wll- about 800 men te the two coun WTHT—Stock Market: Ski Newa the committee. Onened in 1845 as one of the hotels In 25 years. ^coming to me." there's a shop Just off fashionable t!«»—WDBC—Beulah. I Mabel Dodge, John Reed, Sinclair An odd feature about the deal coal you bum . . . not if you srant the moet h S tu b b o r n quari-el between Communist sym*|. “ *■ *'**’ *»“ al>anWatch. akidded off the road, dropped down Imported chefs. streets to be cut through the 2 MAIN ST.— TEL. 5125 tion fo t Mental Health. Dr. Ban- injured In Japan fighting mobs recommendations for fair and , PaFC ebuld not be learned, but leading UMW boss John L. Lewis WONS—News Out of the Thunder. Although this house waa con farm. They obtained permission border. (A IV. ox. tin costs 85 ham maintains "obstinate children an 18-foot embankment and Orteig WS-! the man who In 1919 3ft. R ose H ighest armed with clubs, rocks and tear equitable terms of settlement of boat Ip sight. The Navy said Amer- I Humphrey Lear.v, business agent to protest that hla organizers were SiSb-wniT—Mr. Dlatrlct Attorney. verted Into apartments In 1925, a from the state legislature to lo cents). Of you might surprise are adaptable." lean airmen sank one Red supply Local 267, United Asso'ciatinn victims of a "reign of terror." WTIC-Short Story.' CTsahed Into a tree. At Day set up a 825,000 prize for the ‘Irst bronze tablet, unveiled by the gas. WDRC—Robert Q'e Waxwnrke. cate the sailors’ {lome on Staten yAiir spouse with a roughage Item this dispute and to enable the board boat and 25 sampans. Another 25 Plumbers and Steamfitters, Coal operatoi* and county offi Kimball hospital. Putnam, Hutch- non-stop flight from New, York Greenwich Village Historical So like cactus pieces for salads. Pure "Ornery” Japanese rioters fought under] WONS—Armed Porcce Review. IM waa said to have suffered a Island overlooking NSw York T V R elay Station There are reasons why, she to do this we extend the present sampgns were damaged. Norwich, said It •was not a wage cials denied Lewis' complaint. lt:M—WDRC—News; Capitol CToak to his beloved Paris. That was ciety, commemorates its tenancy This treat sells for 89 cents Japan." The interned Korean skull fracture, a concussion of the Bay, and to use the Income from a«ya. Junior may be more tract postponement of oUr strike until On the opposite coast the heavy '“ nput^. He said there were “ a few Room. the prise collected Just 25 years by. Irving and Twain. — aplace. civlllana on Koje rioted against WTIC—Night Beat. brain and a btvken right leg. ago by Charles A. Lindbergh. Randall’s farm to support the ih- able at some times and pure the screening process separating midnight. March 23, 1952. cruiser Rochester plowed through •''“ “ ♦“ Iona" on the Job the union WHAT—.News; Bar 4 Ranch Show, Ab Unuaual Realty Deal stitiition. New York—f/Pv— ‘The American Caviar At 882 a Pomid State Policemui Arthur Hess said Orteig popularized th* Brevoort The structure to take the place "omeryr at others. We have to jrp Communieta from, pclsonars wlth.i "And we authorise President Ice strewn water.? of the Yellow I ‘"’^.♦ed “straightened out. ■WTIfT—Boxing. S.liIors’ Snug Harbor still owms .Telephone... and • Telegraph • Co.i- Of-course it goea without say ♦Phlltp) MOfrayrtd c*ir i stflke ' ■The-"approxliiftately ■'68 'Workers" Sees EducaUQii____ WON8-r-Feank -Edwaraa,>'..... ' ■ • curve as a. meeting., place.Jor. artUto,. of -the Brevoort and Mark Twain builders o f the micro-wave circuit ing there Is plenty of fresh caviar A'"’llttte'’th "the age o f 'Junior South Korean leanings. seX 'and bombSYded a 'communica 14;I4—WONS—Jack'a Waxworke. . m Rdiito 91 between Eaatford actors, writers and thinkers of an A.-administers '15- acres' of'-val* to understand the particularly tions center betwen Pyongyang, Involved are employed by the house will be erected by Sam uable property In the heart of which makes possible caaat-to- around at 83? 50 a poimcL Koje, 25 miles long and 15 miles **** Industry at any time M:Sb—WDRC—Dance Orcheetra. Center'and Phoenlxvllle. the new 20th Century. Hla base- Lver-em phasized-^ —.. WfFHTvrAmarican—Spoctxtsga.^ .Mlnjdtgff.so4.„SonAJte to the full WSB board battleline. ' chapter of the Washington Coun Il:>e—WTIC—MAHne Porpa Show, Trapplst monks. room himself. There were so many Heaviest fighting in recent days to reveil the reason for the work V - WHAT—Nlght Watch. control and the unrest has not ‘'•y*- stoppage, cil of Painting and Decorating - ...The formidable array of sticcu’ n’O " to do, more things to spread to other, contpounds."...... - j J v * -^SB.'s. recommendation-Is has been in . the valleys between II :4S-WTHT—New*. Com m ies to O pen - reach, to handle, to open and look Contractors of America, ------™" WONS^New*...... —” ■ See this New, De luxe Automatic G-E Range ONIY lent morsels found at the ahop A P Correspondent Stan Carter ^®"’*'’**'* f'cotn- eastern mountains. Thursday, A l He said he felt that the present Into. In other words, incentives for Lucky Channel ^ It:ee-WTIC—Neva; Muxic. comas from 23 countries. Gener In Seoul said the Wolfhound reel- '" '‘ndationa usually help form pub- lied troops called on helicopters to method of counseling high school Tomorrow 15 3Ioseow Banks action multlnlled ranidly after the ment was made up of experienced opinion which often brings pull them out of. a Red trap In the •:06-oWTIC—Prairie Tuneo. ally marmalades and biscuits child learned to walk. students over-emphasised opportu come from Blngland. pates and soldiers. It had an excellent com- P*'*'*®*“ "* on both sides. Top gov- east. North Koreans who had pln- Los Angeles— (iP) —Television nities offered by advanced academ WIlAY—Newjj Rurel Roundup. "All the time that the child had ®'***‘ : Newa game birds and duck from France, bat record. Such „ guards would officials have said re- ned down the Allies. withdrtvJ ®‘‘ y ic training. Skills developed by • :Se—WONS—HenD' a Ill-Jinx. Moscow.—(Ah—Fifteen new aav- been leahiteg to move about more not be trigger happy, he said. pcatedly a steel strike during the over the snow covered ground un-r^f^^* **’* ®’’ *nnel which It occu- W DRC—Yaam Patrol. ^ga banka are to be opened In amorgaabord from Sweden, cheese Industrial apprenticeship programs from Holland, chocolate from easily and to go farther, he had Names of the Aitierican casual- *'"*''Koncy Is unthlnk- d^r the hammering of Allied ar- P *i omen. Ite etation* are Just as necessary to the na WCCC—Production Newtreel. Moaeow In 1952 It haa been an WM1..____ ■ . •• I lireflkbreak «lcmsign reads ••irr a s-» »mp Farmer'a Dlgeat. Switaerland, vegetables from Bel reen building affeotionate attach- tlea were withheld. tlllery and reinforcements. "KLAC-TV, tional welfare as the attaining of nounced here. r.ents with the kind people who , Lucky Channel 13." . WHAT—Chepel Time. gium and sardines from Norway. The Army Mid the outbreak entered the diapute The U.S. Eighth Army reported college sheepskins, he said. ' WHAT—r red Werlnx. ■ Hosco.w Praitda WfJ b««n taking care of him, followed the entrance o f’ fhef*^ tmion Industry no flgbtln.g Friday except hrWf 6:U—W.DRCT4Keil|ctouA .Tolka At THE THOMAS COLLA ^ and said the number of depositors In ikmfeettoir From SpAin whether there were parents, WONS—Muelcal Profrom. From Spain comes a confection troops Into the compound as a 11!!.*].!? t deadlock-on the union clashes between small groups t2#^WDRC—Newillme. ■avlngi banka In the-capltal haa grandparents, or foster parents] ranging from a squad to a platoon \\ HAT—Newe: Coffee Club, CONSTRUCTI.ON and APPLIANCE CO. greatly Increased." The an- known aa torrone, while teaa of p a rd to malnteln order ^*'4 ®«nt hourly myriad taste and aroma' are se He had enjoyed doing things to while United Natlona' perabiinel Iboost and other demands for In size. — f Muelc. plus Tasd noi.ncement said 150.000 more per please them, esoerlallv when the * WTIC—Bob Steele. MioAD STanr cured from the Orient. Pasalon proceeded with individual Interro- i , average from Air War limited sona had savings accounts at the parents demoHstrsted their appre Speclel; Newe.'’ 2-9219 end of 1051 than at the end of the fruit necUr and toasted coconut gallons In order to allow civilian I hour. ^now-filled skies restricted air ciation and affection with smiles operation. Nevertheless land and ORANGE HALL Yil6-;;”WTnFIT—Morning Devotion. prevloua year. chips are obtained from Australia comforting caresses, gifts o f Internees In the com.pound com- i-irJTi” '’ *’ things. Murray is >nONS—News, and Hawaii res|)ecUvely. , plete privacy of expreaalon. insisting on a guaranteed annual sea based Allied war planes rinped food, and other delights. He had _ J'fTlCrjiSLb Steele: Weather. You don't have to buy sight It waa evident the Communist n . ! ? * ' ‘^Proved prem- «p Red rails In 150 places Thura- “ *'* Mprning. amnle Incentive to he obedient conywund leadera wer» dettr-1 ***? _ *nd other benefits dsv, ______unseen :raar_jMlher, unUatcblock this procedure and I *pokesmen have Fifth Air Force fighter-bombers R u t t r M m a i " muST*^***' Horning. Good ^>^-lhe meaxanlne--wl»Y,F~niw - CTonniet OL-WlHe th. „ . ‘ f^-hYTlolence to disrupt **!«?** “ ’ ® <*®mands would cost Wa.sted railway tracks In 71 more strange and exotic foods, mostly 'So long as a child stays In one -canning Of civilian up to 60 cents an hour per man. spots Friday. WONS-—Henry’a Hl-Jlnx’. You Only Start to Grew OM 2:M—WTHT—Weather, s packaged in tin and glass, can be place, there are not many things Otra Opposition ' Thirty-five American Sabre Jeta 4:S^WDRC-New».. W1»en You Low Intereet In Life tried before ordering. Unhurried he can reach that u-ould cause Aided Reds a newB conference fought a 15 minute battle above 'ERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7:45 JICC^—KJddi'e Corner. that although the Wage Policy Store, browalnit la Invited, in the rear him harm or that he might dam '‘' “ ■th and the clouds 'o f northwest Korea WO.V’S—Newa. "When we atop learning we begin of the itofe is a bar which serves age by rough handling. But once Korea were picked up dur- committee voted imanimoualy to with 60 Russian-type MIG-15 Jets , WTHT—Newt. ‘ ♦o grow old. When we atop being WTIC-Newi. nothlngfistronRer than onion soup. he move* about an ordlniry room "me? wuh “’® Friday. One Red plane was report hBterested, we begin to grow oW. tton" considerable opposl- ed damaged. ORANGE HALL _ WHAT—.Newa. The Gourmet Shop is operated not specially prepared fo 7 youJJ^ ^ «n Special. When we atop using our bodies, by Harry and Dorothy Davega children, he encounters n v -...I?" credited to MaJ. WTIC—Newa. we begin to grow old. with Mrs. Nancy Ford, former ad things that It msv be dangerous '’^ **'* labor leader de- Wlll'am F. Shaeffer of 209 S. Hl-Jlnx. B'’ phylological age vertising executive, as a major for him to pull. • I “ »'» were chanredchanj^ed from 'prisoner „ „ -----* ciAred the union now hae met re- Story street, Boone. la. Previous WCCC—Leroy. _ ar to civilian prisoner status, qulrtmenta of the Taft-Hartley yWAY—Social Security. '.u * ’" " ‘'** activity. P*''‘ nbr. They now plan to open throw down, "• -a y ,‘or'Ban'ham “ I ly Shaeffer had shot dowm three such gourmet shops in several Here’f» where Mon and Dad I wWhdite clartfy j delaying its strike AflGs and probably destroyed an •tSS—WCCC—Newa; Bre^faat Newa deadline n)ore than 80 davs from other. DOy. ____: - MUST grow old. The interests U. S. cities. WTIC—Rtdlo Bauar. #0^ popular arts and skills which we recklessly contract expiration. Under the U. S. losses. If any, are an .re ;n '.u °"-2 rh s ’ ; ‘;;s'e:^"q^:r“. r , : i ' " r T-H Act. the Pre.sldent can seek o ' ‘ he Morning. . on. entering edulthood nounced, weekly. - . to .RaaarvlaU.---- a court injunction to forbid strikes Community SItetch Book Wpnieii OutvoUiig for 80 days. The strike orlginaUy A North Korean war comrnunl- !to—« DRC—Newa. - Muld-Urt-us over the darkest mo^ could have begun Jan. 31. que broadcast by the Red Pyong *nd « Hlla. ' Wents of our life." yang radio said Communist planes ' ^,YIC—Spin em Again, The Wage Policy committee Sales and Serv ice ! WKNB—Newa; Polonla. ‘ he 3Ieii ill Westport summed up the union's stand by and antiaircraft guns shoi dbvim No School Today. A •^ve" by Dr. three Allied planes during nie day. ‘ "hesT"o*n1? s T L X ^y~SW *'itafr reaffirming this resolution of a • wSJlTtJ'ewi" Arnold Ar llutschnecker. It's a rnTnr^r'ri? ^ r'*/ *** P«ntsh. Brig. Gen, FranclsTi^Sld o ^ ^ recent sp^laj convention at At= Westport, Conn. --(A»)—- l^ter- ment at the hands of the people I Antonio, Tex.—from Seoul to Kole During '1952 a total of 10,350,- housewives especial nilnlng how many women vote in lantic city. . | ly should take to hcarL hM to separate K u g a t lO T "W# are not forggolng our right 000 proof gallons of Scotch whis BENOIX- RCB -MOTOROLA HAT—Italian Mutlc. any given Tclectton iiiiuiaiy' m^^ ky will be exported overseas ac to “ housewife between ish to please them. Dr. headquarters lif Switxerland) W KNB—’Trail Herdera. tor men only" and three for ‘Vo- Banham snmr I ' . - Arresb a Treat- -WON8-Klddla Review. Coma in ioday for thfs naa more lime. men Onl.v". "WlfH eome children, parental „ W ILL CURB RIOTM W H ^ —Voice of L ^ l 89. her'chilrfi-’" * ''•'■''i'’ ‘‘oniei until W h ic h machines record th e Up with the KId'a. ■ « grown, and by disanproval is too palnful . . . Thev Tokyo, Feb. 22- m _ The Jap- In I-^land, 3 I i 8 8 . . Wri^IC-r-Archie Andrewe. Low Cost greater number of votes ’ The wo- want affection so badiv tlat feal^, • "*»• Fovemment today plann^ WTHT—No School Today. men's by about 10 per cent, says 'M:Ii-WDRC-Galen Drake. /fiFhtens them In to !* *.P?®*** P®“ c« force to Ctoven) .Registrar Joseph Meaill. ~ . I-tiand. MlMfe C fflH ^ tin g af<- ttiJJpWDRC.,— Parade , 0f,„ Youth I ■ I t o the abandoned activities. * "y^erdgy’s ■Forum. . " , - ‘ A'meHcah neated- about noon .on Thursday te WONS—Gueet Star, **’' • housewtfa at HI in one of the nicest thinga happening WKNB—Uptown Rm’thma, MARATHON much, tieeds thetr'^ifc^^^^ ----- of poUce to motorista passing through thte u** ‘wior,*,:. ■ betterStter^W^”’ check up on >tmraelf had Love Stoiy Airfs— . . WTHT-apsto PAlrql. ,... that he is afrald to ifrt lest his he. I .‘!®“ ®h riots cannot Miasissippt Delta town these day*. Keep, t p Your .AettvIDea be tolerat- Some unwary couple travriteg i r SYLVANIA havlor should estrange him more 5*' *^‘*«o Minister Shlgeni b f C O O n ^ E A R acUrttuf*' to outside 111 Aiiti'Reil Fight toim lever from those jie loves I / “ **'**• ‘oopocInUy In view of the with out-bf-state license, plates la 5"^ Interests, replacing minced on by Police Offirtr W. G t h ^ you drop with neW ones’ * ^ I s may lead to obstinate behav. ‘ *®‘ ‘ h*‘ ‘ he peace treaty ,1* to Ray. lor. He mav do the opposite of '"to effect soon," TELEVISION nd OOOKCASE what he la asked to do.' police with drawn re- 'You’re under arrest." Ray an Television «vtlv?“o e out-door u f"ii^ "‘jiport or work ’ « • stor> IS bring used to combat nounces. "W hy?" the motorista communism in Malaysi ' - volvers today raided four factor PROTECT rolL'l®**'’ whether it Is ies in the Kamata and Omori dls- ask te bewilderment. COMRINATION 11IkT-. ***'"' Darkness to Parrying the question. Ray aaka F. M. . teg fl.hm'^ hunt ‘ he Jungles tricto of Tokyo. They arrested 4:00-rKate Smith 8how. ■ " * ” "»■ Kardehlng. or Just A»»)erican Library eight men and seised stacks of if they are in a hurry. Moot alwa3ra ' 8i(X>—Space Cadet YOUR LIFE WITH JWnlng In tome of the active' games Communist leaflets. the worrying couple aaya "N o” and l:lS ‘-Gaby Hayea. — JhcNo-Stsm of J'our children. bUan. It depicts the true story off to "trial” they go. Destination 5:3lh—Howdy Doody. of a Communist terrorist who re- Planned in France Demonstrations by thousanSs of la not the Jail house but the Ice 1:00—Date At Six. fatchen— B(g Storage Drawers— Doiablc Appliance Out- a o ^ h l/ «“ Inquisitive .enough Communists and Red aympathiz- land Lions Club's weekly lunch only 4:35—W’eather Forecaat.1 th! h rule because era against asserted "colonixa- :3l>—World Newa Today. Icto (one sutomatically tim ed)— Extra-Hi-Speed Calrod & O O D , ^ E / I R eon. The couple are told that for J:4S—Sport Spotlight can about any number of things’ to shoot his sweetheart. . Vork-HAh-A library houa-', Hon'! -- -of —Japan___ byu, the United uniteo :00—Itokla. ^ n A Ollle. Umt— Electric Minute Tim er— and every other feature If you ve cut down on your In- "punishment" they must enjoy tte ^ setora are actual erupted Into violence last PHii WorroBty emd hutolkHioB. H N«e«gsary ?:1S—The Goldberga. tereaU and activities, ceased car- contemporary literature night. luncheon and accompanying she 7:30—Thoae Two.' you could possibly want for easy, fast, better electric LIFEGUARD bandits who have surrendered and nanigans. 7:45—Catoel Newa Caravan. cooking! l ^ ^ u t learning more and more, art now-helping police hunt down ** ^*** University of In the Tokyo area scores of Afterwards, "sentence" te pro- # FAMOUS "MOVIE CLEAR" PICTURE •:0O-Mama. “ P outdoor their former comrades. f V*??® In honor of the Pohee were Injured In clashes with nounced-rthe couple must promia* 8:30—W* The People., author *• tooha armM with tear roeka :• lEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY CAHNET 2:00—The Big Story. SAFETY K d W . " autoor and musician. and sticks, * to “come back this Way agate.” / 9:30—"nie . Aldrich Family. Soviets Ask Cows for .Mere -> '------r ■- • MG 17" SCREEN 10:00—Cavalcade of Sf^rta. ? woman well into her “ hexey is to pro. Rural police headquarters said Mpnaoen Hits Rnllroud • 10:45-OrBAteat FlghU. MgliUae who la aUll Interested in 11'S ^ * ** " Agalnat Crime. TUBES ,. X*®".nn ~ (Ab — Hungary has A ^ ^ « .“ "1.® P«to«n« w r e Involved fl:30—Movie Tln^. any number of things, who geu •olved the problem of its milk Kuro^ans. The In 21 malor demonstrations out- Kuala. Lumpur, Malaya U!30-Newa. about town on foot and by bus and toUklng cows four Tamarraw RaU aarvice between here and A. M. *" atlU read* to learn. . ’ Unm a day, according te ths Bu Slngapora waa dteriipted for 10 I dapest newspaper "Saabad Nep." and former students of Ersklns 10:00—The Big Top.- have contributed the literary dajrs recently when monsoon tlDO-WIld Bill Btekok. think of iu r aa fiB old lady, just ‘ ho COm- materials, ’ Some sdentlata belleva that 11:30—Smilin’ Bd.. ■pots on the sun eauaad by fraat f l w ^ t ^ e d nwny large aecUons R odio and TGlavision M an extremely Interesting one. munut organ urged farmers to w Mitels track. All told, the to U ^ Soviet practice" and milk The library, to bs knoiwn as the magnetic atorma on tte surface Ster Matinee. (iU rtgM i reaerved. N K A Serr- MiUaynn Railway aald. about two MALONEY’S 1 2 :»—City Hoapiul. rSii’V Mamortal Library, are linked to the aurora polarla— 440 CENTER STRUT hour* to obtain 1.111 te formally opened Nov. S. te rallea of track pras either washed 1:00—Boatoa Blackle. milk. lUckerteg light in night sMea nem , TELEFHONE M044 Super Clrcua. a apaetel enremoay. “ away-or put badly out of aUgn-i 299 M ID D U TURNFIKI WEST rOO-SopAlon^C^qg^ In far north and smuth latltudas. IMflts ^ TELEPHONE 2-1B2I SnMrAoo
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o r O v e, -4 ■ r U' . tS . • $ . iw. ■ ...... K SL\ Teams Set Nardico Boxes NBA Pro Cage Teams Eye Best Cham pion Bantam Raiser Sal Maglie Agrees Hertzberg to Alter Boudreau Says Red Sox To Participate To GiantTerms Button Easy Winner ' Villeihaiii in System Peeved B^ause Crop ih Many Ye^s BA Starting Lineup In NIT Even Will Be Flag Contender Niagara Falls,-rlfl Y„ Feb. 22— Garden Bout (45—Holdout Sal Maglie, wooed In 'Figure Skating Saraaota, Fla., Feb. 22—«I5—A l-f fUld Vhen Ted leavea and.possibly Of No Broadcast Ban N ew York, Feb. 22—(85—Day by New York, —CNEA)—The All- . ,,j . j , j BiUy I back into the New York Giant Ken Goodwin end Joe though------th* Boeton Red Bex -----have Billy Goodman, If he isn't needed New York, Feb. 22—pitcher Ma^le'a re Dayton, Holy Cross and Seton miss ths big fellow. ert Villemaln of France fOr their radio network wgalaat 13 major • wealth of shiny new candidates. , , ^ m* Second with 73^4 nals on today’s program. Tho A g a i n s t B r i d g e p o r t 'Cleveland, New York, Boston Cohen, the Gene Knipa o f the. ?!! operative haa to The B os^ Celtics and the ported new. salary ia more than Hall yesterday accepted bids "Our catching should be Improv 10-round*r in Madison Square •league club*, their laggu* presi other ia the pairs flgnro Muting UM Chicago will fight it out for Garden tonifivt. •..... Natlonil Basketball Association s ®"‘**^*""*- Flirt WaWe'PistbiSi thriw In twice that he go^ for winning 23 the JOT while Texas virtually ed with Gus NIzrSo* behliid the’ Playoff Standing* dent* and commiaaioner. Austria fh Third Plac? ir. which the United Statea mus- T ry in g '$0 find » winning com- th* flag,” said ’ the new akipper. publicity dnima, ortjfinated thei ,i j nujitalncd excellence In a fist fiM t in their early morn ogalnat aix ioasea laat eeason. Sal clinched a berth In.the NCAA. bat. He’s a peppery, aggressive th e fur should ffy in this 10 W L Pet. The Liberty Broadcasting Bys- again.contend with the Germans "Them is little to ehooe* among . m. (e,s,t.l bout which will be coaches' AII-AmeriCa basketball ®’* ypartments over an extended ing game at Boston today In told a newsman laat night; ktaitlon, • Coach .Bonny T h at mgJiaB aix team* In the catcher with loU of life and I Hawk* ...... - ...1 0 1.000 , tern filed the suit y esterda y la \J.e Oslo, Feb. 32—<45— Germany's for top honors. them, in hiy opinion. Chicago was roadcast and telecast. team a decade ago. now keeps tabi P^riM. the 1951-52 intercollegiate the ^tional Basketball Aa- **I think I can do as good this Hertsberg plBiWto siter hia aUrt- N IT , with aix sun to be named think he'U hit th* biUI for us. We S Dales ...... 1 0 1.000 I District (>mrt her*. Liberty the most improved club in our Nardico ia a power'-punching. on those rn|ie,.;lans _ranst Iikelv tolrf/^®™J put n o b o ^ ahead o f W est aocl year—I won't say better. But I dare-devil Andreas OsUer whlxzod Paul and Ria Falk o f Germany ing Hneup Sunday afternoon Duqueane, St. John's and St. Bon obuined him from th* W hit* Box Trust ...... 0 " 1 .000 I charged. vlolaUon of the Shenaan league laat year and la going to 24*ypar old 17S*poundor wh4$ will le Celdca not only, thMk I cdh win 20." W# four-man bobsled down ;the are the current world champions ogoinat Bridgeport aktha armory aventurc had accepted earlier bids and wa also got Randy Oumpert Rulleta ...... _____ 0 i .000 : Md Clayton anU-truat laws and a ■[ticeeed In the profes.slonal game. i Av*'®,***^* Mark Workman, Towa'a get better. A* a matter of fact, I be out to knock out th* bushy, Both t.’ohen and Joey tioulslein, ' Darling. W u l^ g to n 's Eob their Bob Brannum floored and they will find their main op to the NIT. from that club. Oumpert is a sea I continuing conspiracy to mono- Maglle's salary in 1051 waa icy, 1,600 meter chute In the in an American Basketnall League think that everyone is going to •ort -Wayne's Fred Schaua position in Karol and Peter Ken Kentucky, St. Louis and now soned pitcher who has good stuff swarming. 28-year old French H iu slff Hawks triumphed over ; TOliz* and restrain competition aHe historian ami . bird dog of i *’ , lovel- 117,000. And for that sum he fastest time of the current Olym ' et better, particularly the man. Rapid Robert, a stubby, with a punch. Referea. Riley nedy of Seattle, >Va*h., whom they The former CCNY captainNsnd West Texas (practirally) are in and should utn for us. ManchesterTrust, 31 to 16, last I broadcaating and recreating play- Madisnn Square Garden's rage de- ^*'1; ^ J?,”!". pUyed a big part in the Giants' pic today to Increase his lead over irowns. 'n>at Bill Veeck is a smart short-armed 165-pounder,, will at- Pltcock. who worked the gams, beat last year for the world title ■-BOBton.-Celtic atar may . hrln g -' - .NCAAu_wlUi 13 teams aUll to S "W * can use additional reserve ..of_ BtOflWlMUJ ■ partment, probabtV'See more-b»s- ' for-the-NaOoiuG-Lear rutiner-llp' AineH^i~No^ r one-and" Rogers nlght...wiillaJn-Uie.a*cond-game-o$- alone, "promptly baniahed Bran in Milan, Italy, by a fraction o f a new player for Sunday'a game. __ be tapped. nreilgth. o f course. That’s part of dempb tn thrnxr^ sn-inuifirieilTier the Rec Junior League playoff the AJEWbair gam eiT' ketball than anvl>odvanyl>ody elseelse, in the ?T n ^ m v ?;. ^ nant they pulled down the hard ream by .96 of a second at the dummy. that the Purple Heart and Silver country. I'lt; s Don Meinoke, N Y U s .Tim num. point. he does, one head will be cut from W est Texas need* only to beat the rea'son for our rookie school. Weal Side Dales handed the Bul The suit said the Liberty Net way on Bobby Thomson's lamed three-quarter mark o f the race. How Boudreau figures the Red Star x’eteran won’t get a chance It is pure hogwash to argue that Krasro. Oklahoma A. and Al.'s A crowd o f 2,3«8 watched homer. ^ The Kennedy kids won the world th# BA-roeter. Johnny Mazalotta Texas Tech on March 3 to Insure W * definitely are trying to develop lets a sound lacing, 54 to 23.' work had been frosen out o f the Immediately after completing Box to he better when the Red Box to ronnert udth any of his long this man Is better than that one, Don Johnson, Seattle University's the contest which didn't start championship In London In 1950. haa been given his walking papers Its NCAA berth. West Texas last more young players. You see. we In the opener, the Hawks had 13 major league boll parks sl Johnny O'Brien. Duquesne'a Jim The big, rigbthanded Maglie the first run, the, bobbers prepared failed to win th* flag with such range blockbusters. but after cons-.ilting representa until srfter midnight (eji.t.) They were sixth in the 1948 Olym- ' to make room for Ken Goodwin. night whipped Arizona State are not Just looking for )952, w* easy pickings for the first half but o u gh It had offered more mone'' Tucker, St. John's Bob Zawo- figured hla services should be lor the final heat with'the Ger- stars a* Williams and . Doerr on- Can Danny land the big one? tive college coaches and N'RA o ffi and wasn't over until approxi pics. Joe Kubachka will be back in (Temple) 75-62 to clinch a tie for are planning for the future. Our the Trust put some life In Its of wan other bidders for broadcast Ink, .Seton Hall's W alter Dukes, worth $40,000 to the GiahU this moM considered almost a cinch to the squad ladt year, is difficult to Will Robert be able to keep th* cials it was astonlshln';: to see that mately 2:23 a. m. A s to n 's The United States picked up 17 action Sunday. The big Hartford the Border Conference champion club la getting old and we must fense and proved It could have ^ * cAAult, tbe suit lain. Utah's Olen Smith, and Kansas 2«asbn. The Giants figured that winf and complete an Olympic understand. Rut the man la optl- crude but powerful Nardico off no less than 17 youngsters brought Bob Cousy tossed in 24 poinUi points yesterday in men’s figure High coach' missed th* Is ft home ship. The conference winner siito- concentrate on replieemenui.” I made a better game If it had start Liberty has had to cancel plana for State's Dick Knostman. waa a bit too high, even for a 20- double. Ostler won the two-man mlatic, at least outwardly. balance ? top vote. to top the scorers. The game skating, the only final event de- game agalnat Scranton and his matlcslly qualifies for the post hop* some of these up-and-coming ed sooner. Nsssiffs at times It* gamerof-tbe-day broadcaata for game winner. They offered $33.- event earlier in the week. "M y main problem ia to flAd re That's the puzzler that has the ''Few rookies generally ern.sh "Am i if I had to boil down this followed a performance of the cioed. Daring Dick Button of absence was felt. season event. kids will prove good enough to. showed the plsy that made them 1952 and has lost four million dol group to one^ll-America team," 000. placements at second base and in stick'this year. experts stumped ahd that’s why lars, the N B A ," relates CVihen. ".Mil Ice Follies at the Boston Going down earlier than yester Englewood, N.>J., won it,Which With Kubachka and Ken Gbod- beams..Puggy Bell esn a l^ throw Holy Cross celebrated Its NIT the League winners but st spots Goldstein says.. "I'd put Workman A s Maglie put it last week, thC' outfield,” Lou pointed out. no favorite has been established. waukee's Mel Hutchins Is the lone Garden. day so that the run wouldn't came as a surprise to no one. wln battling around the boards, them from the outside. acceptance by drubbing Dart " I ’m not going to stick my neck they played very loose ball. There and Hagan at forwards, Lov.elette A t Syracuse, in a game be "There's a lot of room for a com- soften the strip, both the Germans, and acoring too. the B A ’s will be "Williams and Doerr were two of out and try to pick a winner at There are many who believe the were no indiridusi standouts on atickout this season, ami last year ...Hfr had a wide-edge over the mouth, 65-53, to ru n _lt* season stocky Osul has lost some of his at Center, ahd Groat and Pleldher gun at the more conventional promfde betwegii those fiTgiires." and first ranking Americana Ohl* to hOaaf 'their 'best- ihalde Bridgeport laced the B A 's in the i^ark to 18-2. the steadiest and most reliable this early stage. An Injury here or either five as team play was out Defehdalrita are Warren C. Giles .. there .»:ere.. t ut ..fo-rrj _ Boh ..Ojuay,. rmi. Bigelow street la pictured above ivlth European champion, Helmut Seibt zip and won’t, be able to keep hia. a t guards.-" • ------" ttma - or"« p.’ rt.; 'sytadiflW It . waa a .compromise that ■ the broke their- -speed records' -of “ punch” o f th* seaaon.- ■ Braia City early in January, 83 to \ S t. John's made It 11' straight men over the years. O f courae. the U.er«,. another atar csIM ' up to standing.' -.....— ——■ -H-wrrl-d g «. re«pectfvo'' I-arry Foust, Chuck Cooper and one Ot hixprixe hknralns.’ ira y Ts 'bn'e of New Ehglahd'ii best-known Of Austria, W ’ho " finished second, 64. Although in last place in the heavier foe off, .There are others While the professionals beat the whipped Minneapolis, 88-80. Giants announced in Phoenix, Thursday for the new Frogner- Now the team need* a big out- by whipping Cincinnati, 76-84, In Yankees have loat Joe DlMaggio service, ahd the picture can In the nightcap the Dales ran presidenu o f the National and raul Arizin. bantam breeders and exhibitor of thampionship birds. and Jimmy Grogan o f Colorado who feel that Nardico. who stands bushes-for those gangling towers The Nats pulled away after Arlx-., where they are training. steren course. ■ide hitter. Hertaberg ia th* man ataiklings, the Aerosols hav* some and Jerry Coleman, who like Ted, change overnight. It’s possible wild aa they proved that they are American Leagues. Commissioner "Y et this Winter, the collejfe Springs,' (Jolo., \vho was third. half ol a twin bill at Msdison 5 10'4 to Vlllemsin's 5 6*4. won't of bones, now and then a "short- breaking a 32-53 tie late In the Stoneham stepped into the picture Ostler clicked off the distance but ia bothered by the low armory pretty fair ball player* in M atty Square Ozrdeo. Manhattan upset ia going Into tha service again. that the teams will be leveled off the team to watch in the playoffs. Ford Frick, and all major league crop is the liest in history. 'Virtu Hayes Jenkins o f Akron, Obid, Forman, former Holy Cross star, connect too squarely against the ie" comes up for attention.’ Like third period. yesterday for the first thne. tele In 1:16.55 for a three heat total N Y U , 74-66:ln overtime in the oth "Our Infield situation can be iror* equally this year and this The Bullets just didn’t have the teams except the Brooklyn Dodc- completed the American contin and Joel Kaufman from New York rock-chinned Frenchy. flve-foot-nlne Johnny O'Brien'. " Minneapolis' George Mikan phoned M aglie at hla home and o f 3:50.08. The American No. 1 er tilt. solved by moving Johnny Pesky will make the 1052 pennant race drive and couldn't find the range Dusty May gent with a fourth place rating. U. Ed Bartels who showed here Nardico hurt both Irish Bo)>by Wb'lt?Sox""“ ** R«1 a And Chicago The last time we iMked, the collected. 23. Joints to- pull 34 coaxed him Into signing. sled, pUoted by veteran SUn Ben- Kentucky, theXNCAA rhamps over from third base to second. better balanced than any in a long, until the last period. Trailing at Norway was locked out o f the with Wilkes Barre recently Is Murphy and Harry (K id ) M at Yahtastic Seattle shooter was lead ahead of Phlladelphta'a Paul Said Maglie; ham of Lake Placid. N. Y., blazed BALCH is Your and No. 1 team In tpe A. P. poll, Vern Stephens will be at short, of long time. the halfway mark, the West Side The Dodgers, Red* and White ing the nation In scoring with a scoring column yesterday f o r product of North Carolina State course. Young Jimmy Hatfield al thews although he was stopped in Bullets ball hawked the entire Sox were omitted for "legal" rea Arlzin in the scoring derby. "I can't talk about money. They down the glazed gulley In 1:16.72 finished Its home season by lick "I'm going to do what I can to four rounds by Murphy and out NEW TIRES 27.4 average, counted 43 points ns One of New England's a'.-out the first time since the who waa with th e, Kntcka in the so will get a chance at second. If Instill s winning spirit from the third period but still the Dales sons, said Gordon McLendon Mikan now haa 1,294 points to don't want me to do that. All I for a total of 3:51.94. N BA. , ing Vanderbilt, 7.5-45. to make it pointed by Matthews. Villemaln he led the Chieftains to an In Arixin's 1,260. games began a week ago. But it he can make the grade, then Peaky kept scoring. Duncan, Hedluhd .vrung president of LBS. at a news can say is we compromised pretty Avert Crackups 23-2 for the year. It wSs Ken start and if we can avoid key in was tagged often by Murph.y and credible 84-81 win over the Har good. already has built up an insur- . Others with the Aerosols will be can sU y at third. and Moriarty were the big guns conference in New York. The American No. 2 sled, which tucky's n o th consecutive hnme juries. the Red Sox will be In the outpointed by Matthews. Vllle- lem Globetrotters. Best Bantam Raisers mountable lead' with $01 points. Pep Blolsi, Tommy Brvnes, late of "W e have Don Lenhardt for left for the Dales while Aitken and Albert (Happy) Chandler, for "I'm leaving for camp Saturday narrowly averted two serious floor victory. race. You can count on that." msln was tagged often by middle- Hla performahee inspired one and I'll be there Tuesday mom- The United States is second with the New York Knlcka, A1 Peter In other games Duke won Its Wharton played a good game for mer baseball commissioner, and Journalist to write: ''Globetrotters crackups yesterday, went down welehl. Gene-(Silent) Hairston In r « i y ^ is said to possess the fanciest hook inp."_ 73Ut in the unofficial table which son and Big John Wilson. The lat 10th straight by dow-ning Wake the Bullets. C^ig:* ^ujtm an. president of the 81, O'Brien U. 43.” without mishap in 1 :10.49. hut I would not trade any Noren fheir Detroit draw on Feb. 6. Hair shot since Tony Lavelll was stand By KARL YOST Maglie. 35, was the last Giant counts 10 points for first place, ter, a. Negro bucket-man. Is also Forest, 87-62; Siena took Niagara TTiursday e*-ening tl»e JSassif National Association of Minor Our . pro . pipeline describes •• with the best exhibitors In the The third place Swiss No. 1 sled, ston. however, I*, a fa e t. counterr ing 'em on their ear at Yale, crilf Gne of NeLV Englatid'a best ban to sign, bringing' the roster to 35 five for eecond and then 4-4-2-1. a good aeorer. Only Blolst is under .5.5-47; Chicago Lojrpl*' trounced Yanks After _ .fP-r.hIm,'!.... entry will be up against the Bul League teams, were charged as f s i s I-ovelettc as "the greatest pivot- East at West Springfield, Green steered by veteran Fritz Felcrt- minchyr whlle„ Nsrdleo throws his Hagan and Frank Ramsey are the tam fanciers ,is John "Dusty" players. The $36,(WO figure would Austria is in third place with 56 the six foot mark in height: all Marquette, 74-55; U U h State sank ’rae Yanks’ front office has lets and In the nightcap the Dales ■co-conspirators.’’ shooter In., college basketball.” field. Unlonvllle, Stafford. Athol, fcend, blew its chance with a com bombs from the bsiconv. 16-lnch guns behind Kentucky's May o f 60 Bigelow street. May Is followed by Finland 41; Germany others being 6-3 or over. Denver, 82-63 and San Francisco envincert no great interest in will play the Trust. No Date For Hearing n tU IN K K Walter Dukes Is out of this world Wllllmantlc and Boston ahd New make him the highest paid pitcher paratively slow run of 1.17.<0 for Villemsin’s record Is 48-6-2. with all-cunqiiering biicketeers. And so owner-manager-breeder and sale.s- in Giant history. Even Carl Hub- 28; Italy and Netherlands 24; BETTER DEAL Nat’s Noren Michaels, a slow-moving second West side Dales i.M) The suit was assigned to Fed- at slx-feet-11, the apple of the York shows. Now an employe of a total time o f 3:54.1,5, more than beat St. Mary’s (Calif) .56-46. 12 'knockout*. Nardico. who stsrt- B. r. rts. on and h o on. man of the "Center Springs Ban bell'S . highest rejTorted pay was Switzerland 14; \Sweden 13Ji; hs.semsn. However, he might fit erM Judge John P. Barnes. N o . NBA's eye In-the Middle Atlantic Pratt and Whitney. liL East Hartr t " ^ p .»«;^cunds behind the ^ tp ia n s. Henry Knziowski of Northwest jrd boxing with the Marinea in the HedlunH. rf ...... 5 0-0 10 . But the conalg^nmeiit o f gristle tam Yards," official title o f the G reat Britain 10; 7; Cana Into the picture if Gerty Goleman Psquelte. If ...... J 0-t t date for a hearing was set lm“ $ 1 9 95 lus Tax ford. May competes in approxi $30,000. ‘ ------"OstlPr made the "first PONTIAC DEALER ern set the .56-yard freestyle Psclfir. has won .52 bouts. lost atx area, • lodged most securely In the minds half of da 6' ...... , ■* 0:2 ' Kt mediately. i 12 shows a year, always' M aglie has a 41-10 record since the metric mile (120 yards American swimming record of Fleet • Footed C^ntep- and drawn twice. He has 24 kayos tolinsfin. rt ...... 2 0-2 S Slx-fool-nlne Chuck Darling Is May homestead less Liberty claims to be the nation’s KXrilANOK WITH of the pro scouts is six-foot-nine with much success. He haa sold returning to the Giants two years taan a m ile) in 37.6 against Ben- 22.1 in 1943. It still stands. Sports Schedule | Noren hit .279 and drove in 86 to his credit. Tsvinr, Is ...... 4 0-2 4 breaking so many scoring rec Mark Workman, a model of ba.s May, a professional hockey College Basketball fielder May Take Joe Mfirlsrty. Is ...... , 4 2-S 10 second laiirest radio network in RECAPPABLE TIRE ords at Iowa the historians have as many as 40 birds at shows, fol ago after jumping to the Mexican ham 8 34.7 but -the heavily runs last season, his second in the ketball style, author of numerous player in Catuida for more than a lowing championship exhibits. I-eague. majors. A former Dodger farm number of stations sen'ed. lost count. They call Duke's Groat weighted German sled picked,up Satnrdny, Feb. 25 ■D'fi Vacated Ponilion Tntsis 2-14 M West Virginia scoring marks. He's decade, has been interested in ban A T PRE.SENT, May has 125 St. John's (BrookljTi) 76. Cin hand, the fleet flyehaser came up nsllets (tS> Radio broadcasting of games "Richard The Great" because he tams for 50 of his 65 years. Dusty 'romendous momentum midway in cinnati 64. . Balrh v*. Poquonork. 7:15 -Rer. has been a source of friction Manchester considered the be.st bet to schieve bantams in his pen. It costs five the descent to dim U. S. hopes. from Hollywood of the Pselfie McKccliilie Tutors F. rts. plays that way. Rod Fletcher is a future stardom among the pros. raises Rhode I.sland Red.-. Black Manhattan 74, New York Uni Frankie's v*. Wethersfield, 8:30 Altki'n. rf ...... 1-1, n among the various baseball organ dollars per week to feed the birds. paSOuv St. Petersburg, FIs., Feb. 22. O a s t League for the 19.50 season. .l-nklns, If ...... striking illustration why the lllini Though the campaign has some Cochins, Modern Game Birrhena, Benham. however, was pleased versity 66 (Overtime). -Rec. izations for some time. Ordinary scratch feed Is used. All with his own time, which was 14 (A5—onter fielder Irv Noren of Whether the Yanks land Nnren Cyr. If ...... 2 1-2 4 Tire & Reeapiiing rank with 'the nation's slickest heavy firing ahead of it yet. and Black Rose Combs, and Black Holy Cross 65, Dartmouth 53. N sa slff* v*. Nichols-News, 7:30 Maury McDermott Minor league teams have been quintets. the birds are banded. All likely Local Sport of a second better than Ostler's or not, .'Manager Casey Stengel ivhartrtn. r ...... 2 0.2 4 BROAD ST. T tlL. t-4224 the All-America boards are just Cor'kerels. ■Vermont 68, Ma.ssachu.setts 61. .West Side Res-. Finals of Town Washington msy be headed for Joe I^sprrsnrs. r* . . .; ...... 0 'n-0 0 particularly vehement In object show bantams sre sold while the best time yesterdhy. Avill have his hands full deciding Utah's ambidextrous Glen Smith warming up' the above candidates NO. 1 FKM.\LE Black Cochin Providence .84. Bates 58. Junior Tournament. DIMsggio's old Job with the New ^nss. r* . . 0.....1.7 1 ing to. the airing o f major league poorer show birds make as good a "The course Is In good shape," on a replacement for DiMaggio. Ssra.snls. FIs.. Feb. 22 -f(Pi n»rv. I* ...... p nm 0 Will do for a starter. in the May pen won the' Grand 'Chatter Siinda.v, Feb. 24 Deacon W ill McKechnle, who es- Burks. It ...... 0 n-0 n games in their territories. The meal as anyone would care to sit said Benham, "although the York Yankees. Jensen and M icky Mantle are Champion rating in the Eastern Hockey at a. Glance BA's v*. Bridgeport. 3—Armory tpbiisheil. hlnriMlf .as, (U) qutstiH^ Je»$ijer* say, lh«lr Ian*tend .. ^Uate.s 'ExpbslVfrih i^h'ow 1ast"'1atl 'dbwm'to-eat.’'-*’'' curves are cutting a little." - - > - ■ Oolleglates xKr. White-Glass.' Tf75 Owner -Glark ■ Griffith of = Wash- f the- leading-mndidates. Bob' Orv.' Tntxiw 'W '"~ S ’ to stay at home by their radios In- ■'Dr:'anil Mm. Raymond M ozzm ington and Vice President (I.eoxRe Ihg pitching tiitor while mansg- Srors St htif ((ms. J4-15 Dales. ___ .uiiB nt., 1 hft,Ju|>.„ahnws.,in,.tb«..FjMa. ___gM ^m 6,JM LJiE e„hatche d : -im jn ie .A ^ Np,,-2r-»l«L-waa. Natitmal -League- a. hot .shot rookie. from ..Kansas JlMKl of .going nut .tn.local.peska- o f- ...Bnlton -^ari»::^:ap ^atn g-^ y -A w ^ g tveh a thorough welding Jub-dnr^ W ets* oT-tiv^Y snks have discussed Ing .foUC- NstfonsI L esgue'^.elu^ ^ekfortHIcjiwptl”- May per.sonally exhibits all his February are ready for the Ea.st- week.*’ vacauon in Florida, Doc ia M antreaf 3.TBoatnn 3..(tfe), ■'Chef's______vs. MortaTty’s7_^$;.3^'y ,~ ttY wh(«r* he hit :W4, probably considers Lefty Maury McDermott to watch home teams. ir.g the night to get the driver's deal In informal talks. ------Ksssies III! show birds. He also had the No. 1 ern rhows- that May enters. From a practicing dentist in Manchester Chicago 5, Toronto 1. 'tiieiMlay, Feb. 28' will gel a whack at the center his fsvnrlte Boston Red Sox pupil. B. r. Pis. >- Last fall Mg" league owners de- steel stirrups firm ly in place. Yes Rtarin. rf ..... 1 7 P o u i k I s P e xi v y and No. 2 bantams in the pullet time to time May haa raised chick and vice-president of-the propo.scd Burk's v*. Laurels, 7:15—Rec. Weiss expects to get together field Job. although Stengel has A fter McKechnie took over his . .0 1.1 1 etded that each club would decide terday the stirrups snapped twice BUrrti. If ...... 3 0-4 4 cla.ss (bantams not one year old I ens for eating purposes only. Manchester High Boosteif Club. _ Scholastic Basketball Frankie's vs, Herm's. 8:30— Rec. with Griffith for another confer been trying him at first base pt new pitching coaching chores yes- RIIvaY. If ...... for iteelf how Its games would be GUA^ANTtitO on the first curve and only Bick .. 4 1.1 A at th r Bay S tale shbw. The No. 1 The bantam raising champ has Suffield 54, Farmington 5 1 . ' Wednesday, Feb, 27 ence within the next da.v or so, the Lake Wales, Fla. school. terday.N^e spent much of his titne BucklFy. r ... • ‘I •tJ1 f .. 3 l.aS 7 broadcast. Previously a rule favor Bradenton. Fla., Feb. 22 i/p) - pullet was also crowned Grand two daughters. Mrs. Marjorie ford’s skillfull driving prevented Ellsworth 41. St Anthony's Ma A Rill’s vs. M iller’s, 7:15 - probabl.y at Orlando, Fla., the Sen Every spring the Yanks and Mod^An. r ... .s'*. sV...... 3 0-4 4 ing the minor leagues had been in Another Silk Towner visiting Smoothing out the errstic south- Manager Tommy Holmes will have (.•hampibn. Black Cochins weigh crackups. Y. ators' training base. Wojick. PR .. ... n 0-0 0 effect. This rule had banned broad Kelsey and Miss Betty May, and Florida i.4 Matt Moriarty. Matt (Bristol) 39. 'Vashlngton are reported on the psw. "I to|d McDermott to try to leRrsen. Ir ... s ...... 1 4M> 2 10 pitchers, four catchers, six In- from 22 to '26 ounces and have two sons, George and Jack. Only left yesterday with his family for The sleds hit about 55 miles an Wlndham-Bristol—Ppd to Fri Crockett'sC vs. Wspping, 8:30 - Griffith Is not anxious to trade verge of a deal. Once It was Walt mske every pitch he throws, even WliIthAm. If . .. \ 0-3 : caating from stations situated In flelders and four outflelders on feathered legs. Betty was bom in the United a week's stay. hour for the run and zoomed close day. Y. Noren, a swift left-handed swing Mssterson who was going to be s pitch out, e strike," • McKechnle Burdlrka }r .. ... 1 0.0 2 minor league team territory un less the Individual small cluba ap hand today when he opens the Enthusiast .\t' 15 States, the other children were er who can go and get them in traded to the Yanks. Then it was explained. "I want him to know TMaIa ...... M $•!« 31 proved. Boston Braves spring practice The young boy who became In born while Pop was in Uanada try -British Amerks have now center field. But he might go for first baseman M ickey Vernbn, Just Where ,;jeyer3r, .one .. o f . his. season. dropped five of their last six the right kind of proposition. ' pitches is going,." - SntweqneHtly, howeveT, tK#"New^^ terested in bantams at the age of ing to drive the puck down the Now it's Noren. GentUe. rf ...... oUl Hurler Vern Bickford, sidelfned 15 I'annot fill all his orders today throat of enemy hockey goalies. games. The margins of defeats don't miss the The wires buzzed yesterday with N ew Manager Lou Boudreau York Yankees and several other for the last seven weeks In 1951 froni bantam enthusiasts all over May is an ardent hunter and were by 20, 30; 20, 11, 21 and 13 RaymoRrf E. fiormaii story from Orlando that Griffith now figures that a three-hour major league teams barred broad caata from their parks by any net-, with a fractured throwing hand, the country. The bantams arc fisherman and is a familiar sight points. A t home the local pros might jiw sp Noren and second | workout might be advisable for his Fsrr. c ...... ] ^ have copped five decisions while Insnraiicw A^Mcy Tommy Fine Hurls rs ...... n-l work. This excluded such pro- reported 17 pounds overweight. worth anywhere ft om $5 to J50 along the banks of favorite tflshlng FIGHfS baseman Cass Michaels to the Red Sox' hirelings. That’s almost Nelson. * ...... \ p-l 2 losing two. On the road, the BA's grahis as. Liberty's game-of-the- Bickford, however, assured Holmes each. streams and lakes in this arc'clrdur- Yanks for outfielder Jackie Jen twice. ss much work as his pre Clousli.She*, Is ...... 20 1-4 gfl have lost all six starts. Hrw — Aufe — LIf* sen, infielder Billy Martin and an ! decessors, Joe Mclkrr ...... 114 130 97 .'Lit feet or under. REFRIGERATOR 9349.95 R.CJL. getting together. Fine also scored the game's announcement last night. Blark. Isiw mileage. One owner ear. Radio and healer. Vincf ...... — 97 1.10 Holy Cross, which last night Revised American Basketball Range and Fuel Orleans Open golf toi rnament. 237 Stewart, National Intercollegi REO. $449.98 / 17-IN. CONSOLE "I'm not trying to deal Noren," Kjnly run. He singled In the sixth O f 36 college: In the association Stock No. U-8SS...... celebrated its N. I. T. invite by League schedule will find the Twenty Yesrs' Ago — Herman $1195 Tfitali ...... 4f»: S.W g4S ate c.'mr.irlon at Louisiana State ★ iXaUUVt GURT-GUARD SCMBN said Griff. "In fact, I don't want, and eventually scored from third Brix tossed the 16-pound shot 51 of New England Colleges for Con llollOH l.«kp Hohkp (t) whipping Dartmouth 65-53 to run Manchester British Americans SALE $349 ^ SALE $299 Oil Distributoi^ to deal with hiip'unless they give ference on athletics, only 16 ex MORIARTY Bros RFrello ...... University in 1941, sank a 40-foot home for four of their six remain on Eklmundo Amoroa' tingle. • feet. 4*4 inches to take first-place 1949 PACKARD 2-DOOR SEDAN ...... 90 R9 no its season's record to 18-2, total putt on the seventh hole. but us a proposition we couldn't af pressed interest In the hoop com 3 15 C f N T t 0 ST I.ulr.k ...... Ks*> 9K K9 272 ing regular season games. Sunday EMERSON 17-IN. ’ 333 MAIN -ST. AI Papal, ex-8t. Louis CTardinal In the National A.A.U. meet in Maroon. Radio anil heater. Rxerllrnl mnilHInn. Stnifk ...... ed 68 points in yesterday's week A TROUItf-fME FfRFORMANCE ford to turn down. I like Jensen petition. he said, and o f these only ..... UVi • 97 97 299 missed 15-footers oh the 16th ami afternoon the locals are hosts to H O T P O IN T TV WITH PHONO went the route for Venezuela. New York. TEL 5 I 3 S t-ow mileage. Stia k No. t'-5,3»...... $1395 MUrk ...... f.clOJ tlA no .127 ly poll of Boston basketball writ 18th green.s. The rest of the time INSTMir 'TARGET" TUNING two.had istrong'teams. K'X'hln .a...... a. 10,1 102 91t .103 ers. Bridgeport. .Saratoga, Elmira and REFRIGERATOR 'WAS $389.95 he was "really putting, " needing R E G . $299:95 Boston OoIIege won the tourney Boston College was a .shade be Scranton also have dates at the 1949 RUICK SUPER SEDANETTE ^ Ti.taU ...... 4KS 501 474 im just one on nine greens. Main street drill.shed. Elmira and SALE $299 a year ago by beating Trinity. Ofwn. Rm IIo aiuI hfNitrr. hind with 65 points. The Cru.saders A crowd estimated at 3..500 wan Bridgeport will be played on the StoRtk Elactmic LabtratariN SALE $249 FUELOIL Prlrw! to iir ]l!...... I „ , Bay • BraUarant <]| received five first place ballots and dered the course until the rain 17-IN. CROSLEV Baekettiall at * ' OI*nc« $1495 Sallnonil ...... (on 9s 117 Mi road. Savrrick ...... 9j the Eagles two, Colby was third started early in the afternoon. ^WnX^^BOOER8~'*~“ $309.95 CONSOLE XI Jin 3fi« 481 Middle Turnpike East M i m C K I Lupr ... .Ui .. 97.-.8K. -SOS with 48, points, J.mt.shesud, of Dart-, ths.laat aepre.yvas.posted-it- Tbumday Night:* Fights----- TeL 2-1124 N B A _ 1944 lUlCK 5UPER 47DOOR SEDAN [.F. AW o' SILVERWARE ' ^ALE .$2A9 -» Cirrfti.llUullo and heater, flood tranniNirtalion. 9.7 107 11s SIS mouth at 47. Y'ale was next with was dark and the place was almost Syracuse 88, Mihneapbil* 80. E. raxani — 97 IM 300 W IT H C A S E . StoeV Nfi, l ' - M a _ ...... 44.______deserted. Boston 88,' Fort Wayne 67, Read Heridd ‘AdYs. New.. Y ork .tSunnyside .Garden! REO. $89.98------^T^IN. CROSLEV. $ l 95 Tniala Rest of the New England hoop (Jharley Wllllam-s, 151, Ne.wark, CONSOLF— W AS 9389.93 _ _ MIlIrr a Bralauraal standings, in the view of the Bos \ale, which foregoes spring N. J., < outpointed ’ Phil Burton, SALE $18.00 1947 lUICK SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN I ...... SI 93 S4 football practice fhi.s year, has re R|a« k. Radio and heater. A real fanillv ear. p^SImnne...... Sfi 109 94 ton writers: 6. Connecticut, 143>4, St. Louis. 8. SALE $259 placed Colgate and Bates on its Stock No...... Lhfrubinl M i.ta 7. Springfield, 16; 8, Brainitois, Vancouver. B. C.— Eddie Cotton, ’" " " ^ o u T e n o u s h T ^ '^ ^ '"I too schedule with Connecticut and n/KlR FOUSHER NORGE $1045 14! 9. Rhode Island, 13; 10. TrinUy, l? lljt Seattle, knocked out, Bobby A U T O M A tn r 6; il. Northra.stcm, '4; 12. Tie be Lafayette. INSTALL A BRAND NEW PONTIAC REO. 984.00 Bltnchird — -• 1(H 104 Wise, 170 *4, San Francisco, 4. WASHING MACHINIS 194C DODGE 2.D6dR SEDAN tween Harvard and Bowdoln, 3 Green. Radio and heater, Ijiw .mileage. I ToUli .... W A S $279.95 490 SIS 1376 each; 14. Williams, 2. SALE $39 ‘ Stork No. U-828...... Price inchidee wax kit" $1195 (•rFFM {U SALE S2|W Orm#ni ...... - 91 117 92 American Leiague Revises 20-IN. C.B.S. TABLE 1947 RUICK SEDANETTE I AjwtFrRoiv ...... 106 iai llfi .*«4 JAMES*DIsi^ASHER 1 McMullln . PARTIAL W AS 8299.98 . rTRDCK MONTH Gray. Radio and heater. Good rondilinn...... 104 12.S R7 316 Unknowns Lcxid W A S 9229.93 WiWHiA' ...... 97 100 rk No, U.56*...... $ 2 2 9 5 I GFtirKftU 110 Its Houston, Tox.. Feb. 22 — (85— Re vise American League Tw o unknowns paced the $10,000 Saratoga has made it necessary Basketball Schedule ASSEMBLY SALE $179 W A S 9279.95 'll S iiquaton. Open .golf^^tournaoient to-, for the American Leagdb to termi-. ■ D E Iil^ WASKINO SALE $239 ^1950:'MERCURY'''CLUB'" COUFE"" day but the "big names" on the im te th t regular achdulb two W eek*! Radio. iMvkter. ^ _ I - <4» ■:42(! SO l»u ' .Poilowing is, the revised DIRECT M A C H IN E ------p ijp o R iz a m p l V: 'I* 1 uniaaBw-tsiiV ■i- j- .iJgrreya.': play-fbr-pay'Circuit w ere in a good earUer than expected, scluxlulMl. I- - m ~ Amertckh League baiketball WITH ELECTRIC FUMP Milt- Schmidt and \V’oody Du- position to take the lead. to conclude on Sunday, March 23, D AC 9 - - "$1795’ the league proposed rearranging schedule for the Manchester ASSEMBLED FOR Att-TONTIAiD GARS W A S 9124.95 mart. hockey stars with the Bos Jerry Barber of Pasadena, (Jalif., British Americans: FULLY AUTOMATIC w : > i’ ^„PORD CUSTOM 2-DOOR SEDAN ton Brums, will be honored with a and Karl Stewart, Jr, of Dallas the schedule to equalize games be CROSLEV tween' the six clubs to terminate Sun. Feb. 24 Bridgeport, SALE $79 M«ny other rxtraa. il il> night on March 18. shot identical 34-34—68s yester home. SHELVADOR , Stock No. U-434...... S 1 4 4 5 day bver the wind and rain swept the regular season Sunday, Marcl) Indudes new cylinder block, Memorial Park course to take a Fri. Feb. 29. Saratoga, home. 6 Cyl. Model ELECTRIC STOVE $389.9$: . Middletown was dropped from Sun. Mar. 2, Elmi’ra, home. pistons, pins and rings, con 1950 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN slender, lead. W AS 9289.95 $l()0 FOR VOCR’^ o l d b o x Right behindlat 69 were Jack the league yesterday because of Fri. Mar. 7, Scranton, hpme. necting rods, valves and valve YOU PAY ONLY NEW 1952 DODGE J08-RATED TRUCKS Biirke, Texas Open Champion, Ivan lack of attendance and.inability to Sat. Mar. 8, Elmira, away. $222.00 SALE $239 - 1' ■ V , • Law mileage. Niock No. NT-166...... $ 1 / 9 5 rearrange the schedule to include i Sun. Mar. 9, Bridgeport, parts, camshaft and sprocket, WANTED Gantz, Eldwooil. Ind., and Stan ^’'^'’"’'‘ c R o S u E ^ ^ $289.95 Home, Mohtreal.'__ the Forest City entry. President away. CrankdMft and sprocket tim J a F t . r a n g e ONI-Y A FEW LEFT cli!^i2f^„^0^^<>roLITAN CLUi^OUFf~| Bracketed at 70 were veterans John J. O’Brien' rdfuhdcd Owner w or. DiacK. Radio, healer, overdrive. aw aw as Joe Wise the balance o f his bond 8 Cyl. Model W AS 9199.9$ NO CREDIT RESTRICTIONS — A oaaHiWBer car. Stock No. U-S58...... Ed Oliver, Lemont. III., Fred Haas, ing chain, timing sprocket cov d o b m e y e b ' ~ ~ ^ $1795 uSbmL Jr, New Orleans ,and Johnny Re- and said the Middletown entry playoff schedule to start right af SALE S1S7 MIXERS volta, Evanston. 111. would not be adversely affected ter March 9. First and second place er and. seaL oil pump and WITH HAMBURG and a fresh start under njore de $261.00 LOW DOWN PAYMENTLONG EASY TERMS Grouped at 71 were John Bar- teams reflected In the standings bearings. , 9519.98 CROSLEV G R IN D E R THE ICE BHPW THAT BEOKE AIX ATTENDANCE RECOEOS l ! * tarn mileage. OPERATOR num. Grand Rapids. Mich., Jim sirable conditions next year would on March 9 will be involved In a Installation Extm i 20-IN. CONSOLE REG. 248.S0 AT NEW TOEK CTrV'B MADISON SQUARE OAKDEN SIsNdi Na. nT-,,1...... $1395 be to Middletown's advantage Ferrier, San Francisco, A1 Zim,- three out o f fivegam ea series to de . SALE $339 Nightly MARCH 4 thru MARCH II—B;15 P. M. merman. .Portland. Jack Mann, Manchester's Remaining schedule termine one team In the finals. SALE $27.99 Good. WorMR9 CondL for the remainder of the year is • Matiaees 8AT„ MARCH 8 sad 8UN„ MARCH » —2:1$ P.M. f ^'''•OUS ••ED" Fort Worth, Bill Nary. Albuquer Teams finishing third and fifth will Thew Are? New Motors NOT REBUILT tioiis. que. Loddie Kempa, Kansas nty, listed elaewheraon the sports paigb. play a two out of three games COUSEUM WEST SPRINGHELD There are six games left, four qf SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY and Jim Simpson. aeries In one quarler finals 'with For Preferre4l BeaU Bend Mall Oiders Today to which arc at home. Season ticket Resting at even par 72 or dose to teams ending fourth and six com Fits AU Models From 1937 Wi|h Minor Modifications Springfield Hockey Assn.; 29 Werthlagtoa 8t„ Myrick Bldg., holders have seven games coming it were' most of the top players peting in p similar arrangement. Springfield J E S S ti Apply lo Ptrsod to them. All six teams will com on the pro golf trail. These In The winners of the quarter finals BRUNNER'S Price*: $8.80—$S$0—B2J{»~g2.00 (Tax lack) pete in the President's Chip play cluded Horton Smith, Detroit, will play two out of three games — TV DEFT,------Eneloaed find $ off series. The BA's management for the righ^ to oppose the victors for Seata at $ ...... E a d i herald OFFICE Cary- Middlecoff. Memphis. Vic will arrange tq honpr season tick Ghezzi. Inwood. L. I.. Dave Doug In the series between the first and 358 EAST CENTER ST^TELiPHONE 5191 YOUR ■PLYMOUTH DEALER i>nl« Choice; let ...... 2nd a,,, ets during the playoffs and if the las, Newark; Del.. Frank Stnuia- second place clubs In the finals. Pleaae Print Name a, a, a, , a a, locals are eliminated before the Participants in the finals will reach OPSN MON. TUtS.. WED. FBI.'U XTIL $ P. M. 634 CENTER STREETv csaisa Hsisi ■ascMuis 13 llssol St. ban. Toledo, and Jimmy DemareL TELEPHONE 5101 or 5102 Addreea ...... : C*ty a a...... s t a t e ...... nueseet < Cgltf. ' necessary number of .game* are an agTMment between themselves Balch P ontiac O PW inU Ra. UNTO. 18'P. M.—SAT. UNTIL 8 P. M. completed, restitution will be made. a a. a Eneloaii idwck or money order nad Wlnda of 20 to 23 mllea an hour and the president on the length o f 155 Center Street , Phone 2-454^5, Hartford 2-7878 President O'Brien announced the the final: series. Fhene • •.■ ..<1..,., etam ped eelt-addreeeod ■ (■ relene
i-A A.. . ■' '■ V 'I J,.. i. KAHCHEEim BVENlNq MANCHEWia^ ITSBEUAEY J 2» .ia5a MANCHESTER EVENING ttEBALD. MANCHESTEl, CONN^ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1952 OUT OUR WAY AatpaoMho for Solo AatoaMfeOiB fior Sailt 4 SanrteM O ffani 11 BY2 . R. WILLIAMS OUR R0AIUMN6 HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB ■•V Htiplirnitoi—Hdfl M W^BliltoKflat Is Be far Bala t-- T2 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE fTHSEe rrooes PONT riT556 S A t« —OTEO wnshets and va0>|TODXO OOUPLB snpectlag flrat TiMC t o a e , MKbHT AMTWM BXHtBITfl, THAT >»L' HAREDQ NO Anawar to Pravioua Punte SALES _ TOP QUALITY tloiiai block eefUnga, roeflng, etc. three evenings. Easy aalaa by rntST TIME ON THE MARKET lJ U E M AKITTHIMO ANY Xo Job too *111011. Phone Rock- uum cleaners. Reeoudtthmsd. * child desire t or • rooms nafitm- Ai^WeUL MAdOR • tH APPfleCI ATiOa) RANCOR BECAUSE X $OLO Pftiidtiitiol Porodt Sen se and appointmahC High advaacwl fMrantsed, low cost. Wa repair OM TMrS MACHINE Cy-THEM aC O F R A t o i ^ M e R t s FAMILY SPEOAL 1946 Oldsmobile 6 Club Coupe vUle 6-5759. tailed. T*L, 8-SlSa. Flour rooms plus two unftn|sliad. A P ie c e OF TIN, OF V0U« F/N404K, PlCASe W R NAPOtSOM \/E«r TO, oonunlaaion. Thorough training. an m akes o f elcctMc cloek*^ irons, THINCkdf jTJO.ROR ACCEPT THiS RACCOOM . Net Qoofl fern Oar CLASSinSD ADVT. 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. —Heater, radios hydraniatic Oar necessary. Boat Q Herald^ Oil hot water heat, plaatered kralls. CARPBOUCDOE K O SE b o a r d e r s Vice Ost yottr atasy atralfllit mmm toasters, lamps, wriager waah- .WECCe MLI.S ,IAU_10U TAIL 4 HOT FROM OArllEt *500 MHEr) WE Miem EF m uw . ’S* narraweet atreet in any dty DEPT. ROUES: s e d a n - —$796. Parau aa4 Lsai for Salt 71 fun Insulation, storm windows and !^3ST DONE in North or South America la the « P « « s s t NSlr*{ HoOTchoM ScrriCM WANTED-^Rout* aalesman for gra, vaeum cleaners, etc. A. B. C ■ersens, garage, porch and eaiaslta LEARNIN ' 0D M e'6 CM> BY A ’ MAVE_WAn’EO AMD IChrflWar > SPatiasiaoial tag to bo fu m y . AU ysaivs g S 8:15 Ai M. to 4:50 P. M. Special deluxe. Radio heaU 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe«— Appliance, 2i MapM. Phene ^ OOMAMCFiS alAMEO muff a eoupio of wsfoatA OfferH______l$«A dry cicaate and Uundry route. 1676. FOR SALE drive. HI& 't Prssidsnl 47 inches wide. er, defroster. A sure-fire Heater, radio—$896. Salary and commission. No phon* ' “ F.BET/— ■C ^ — HAIL AMO •Oodhaar < spoil tho point and laavo «oua A BAROAbg LADIES — Reup- Price $11300 9BOBEK. WEU-, • BMIlV.B. COPT CLOSING TIME pleaser. cnlla. Apply in person. Crown AUTOMAnc Hot water teia* with OF su e FACEWaLLf nW N R V tothor audioneo with thair awt*ng hasgJ BATTERIES holetering, allpcoren, cornices Onaners A Dyers, AM Main 6 FARMS CE&a< ^ 4 0 " T P rosIflu A good old Methodlat praacher, tag open. I POE CLASSIFIED ADVJ. Only $348 Down At and drape* cuatom mad*. BoUds, ten year guarantee; thermoatet^ CHARLEa LBSPEB^CB nintatsUeso long ago removsd from this bean* Famous Make 39 Plates street. Phone 3-478S. Ranfiaf From LOrW.* MlcMtsdagsla O raath DeCORMIER MOTOR prints, and floral SIO.OO ‘.down. Phone 8830,, ' d an i^ tar of temptation, in relating his "ex A woman, wl)ose huabaad bad MON. THEU PEL 18 Months Guarantee—$6.96 M.00 weekly. Free esUmatea 12 to 600 Acres II root part perience" said that woman’s sy* SALES M l p w lth i l m BMotric to gat flaaam racanUy, wsa mat 10:50 A^ M. COLE MOTORS evening or day tins*. CkU Starling TWO PAINTERS wanted. $3 per was once *0 powerful aa to draw by a friend, who aald; 24 Maple Street Tel. 8854 Upholatcring Od., H artford 4- ■PIN DRYER washer, three yaara I 1 BRICK BUILDING VERNON—New fodr room ranch, IT flaU i him IS miles over a rough road in 4164 hour. Call 3-0738 after 8 p. m. okL Reaaonahlc. Ckll 5731. knotty pine k i t ^ ^ 13* x 30* Uv-> dOisIrlbUto I zyraasalsTiUn 44 typo of FYianfl— I. h aar your hnabasd SATUEDAY 9 A. M. Manchester 0154. Reverse charges. 5300 Sq. Ft. H Wsploto winter, aimply for her to tell him baa to wear glaaara now. it ing room, handy to bus and lERofOnofl ^ MThooHiMiMag - wagsr Ooaa 1949 FORD Cuftom radio, heater. "Adflina Stieet, Manchester ftC laiiv Booth that she wouldn’t marry ^m. l improve hi* looks? THE CRE4lM OF THE CRO^ FLAT rn4lSH RoUaad wtadow SitaatloM Waafed— SUPER VALUES school. RedudM to $9,300. M ake IlM iddl* dlCardgsmt voim-oooMaunoN «mx Perfect throughout Clark* Motor $24,000 Tertiary Woman—T*a about BO fast BE APPBECUTED Used Cara Traded In On .Hew shades mad* to msaaor*. All Feaulo 88 this a mun. Bartwra Woods, 81 BMvos tSooil 81 Acts 43 Attorney Sale*, 301 ^ ro a d atreet. Tour choice of five 17" new Ubie I IS Fourth V. 8. 45 Gives forth The man at the thastr* was 1952 Cara metal Venetian blbidt at a aaw model TV aeta Veluea to 8S19.95.I A gent SM3. annoyed by eonvardation in the Walter looked aa if a wMeat 1949 CHBVROUET aedaa, IMO low price. Kcya made whUa mu * WALTER OLSON V SeoSSriw UTboroughflHai Prostdsnt 488ein*s row behind. LAOT Desires housework.- Write NOW 8239.94 InataUed m housea $10,MO-$11-, MCurrieranfl had used him for a aerateh ipaiL' D I A L 5121 1950 Willy* Jeep—With anow plow. Chevrolet Tudor. 1950 O ievrolet wait. Marlonda Bon W. 8., c-o Herald. Realtor gySthUly MTSSiSsr* Man—Excuse ms, but wa,can’t One eye waa half closed, hla UM I*'8 room brick house 'with hear a word.- 19.10 Dodge Coronet d-Pr.—Radio, Fordora, 1948 . Chevrolet . Aero-- Betidb(, Admiral. Bmecaoe Telephono 8084 —^ lent garage, $18,900. On* 8- war* twice their norm al ‘Trlftmiaa. heater. If* a beauty. eedan. Douglaa alway* ha* Chev OROANDT-Ctartatna laondsnd by SSS"** U So(Scot) Talkative Ona —Oh, and ia it hand. Win call for and deliver. Poultry aad SaMpHcs ^ HelUeraftcM m Dutch Colonial, 4 bedraoma. 84Tnmf8nar oflvissi and his nose had bean pummalad Lost ond Fbnnd 1 Two 1950 Plymouth*, Special De rolet*. Douglaa Motora, 333 Main. tSCemteUatien any of your biulnaaa what t am until it was the color of a tosuto. Phone 3-0843. Several dood Buys In liorSak 72 /'A better built home..4 car garage, m t f i h u . s . tailing my wife? luxe 4-Dr,- - Real extra clean b r o a d BRBARTEO Brens* tur large lot and apple treen, 8MJNM. • Mother—Oh Walter. Mow maay LOST—Omplet* tir» chain lOiOO cara, PRE-SPRING SALE keys. Fi«$hfrosch, rtady any Used TV r r r S" times havs I aaksd you not to xJO, somewhere in vicinity of 1951 Studehaker Commander V-8 WEAVING of bums, moth holes LISTINGS WANTED Ranch houa* with' garage, I bed 1948 Plymouth Club Coupe —Radio, and torn clothing, hoalecy runs, time. 8 to 33 pounds. Schaub'a S a b t o i M Placed T Gifts of HM4VMI play with tboas tough boys. Aras’t Nirr«r Hill, Bolton. If found 4-Dr. Sedan —^ Automatic drive, Aa Low As $5flM room*, corner lo t Green Manor W P N perty IT There'! part of the sun in an ap- you ashamed of yoursalfT heater, A *well little car, handbags rapaiiad, aipper re- Turkey Farm, 188 Hlltetown Eetate. Ranch houaee, aome eom- C 0M E 6 plcaa* notify Moriarty Brother*. radio and heater. Read. BENSON^S FURNTTURF If yon wtknt eourte6u$/effi AND 6 0 6 6 , metivar pie Walter (using hie laat- -Teb-OISih— -- 1 JTwil-J.94.7_J)odgea-.Ciiatnin..-4--Dr. 1950 8tudeheker-<3Mimphaberdasher once had. Annonneementa job. roofs. Gutter work, -rimiinneys WAriier, 5 years old, good condi-| Chester 8683. implement □ z . ~ “ 80 Oakland St. M anrheater 2-9483 cleaned, repaired. 28 years' ex 30.30 m N C H E ST ER . L. C. Smith tion: also Hoover vsAum clean BUILDtNO LOT. 75’ x 300’ a t the CARNIVAL L.EAR.N to drive a car, aafely, Ravp At 13-gauge. Phone Rockville 5-7218. er. Win aeU to highest bidder. 77 1 NEW SIX room colonial featuring Green. Wm. Kxnehl, Contractor BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES W sit! BY DICK TURNER 19,11 CHEVROLET 2.(loor. Blue, perience. Free estimates. Call extra large marter bedroom, flre- BY EDGAR MARTIN quickly and elTIclently. You l>»w mileage. Clarke Motor Saira Howley. M anchester 3il81. Lockwood street,/Phone 4205. and Builder. Phone 7773. nay get an Immediate appoint BARLOW MOTOR SALES Diamonds—WfltckM— pUce, two lavatorie*. axcellentiv O o k Y R d f «VS»bCXV»K.DS eY6W V~ Out Of The High Rent Dtatrict 301 Broad atreet. sited, shown by appointment. Cail BUILDING LOT 100’ x 140’. Oak y h m V y ic u u h r SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH ment by calling Manchester Auto COUGHLIN ROOFS stay on in Jewefary 48 LAUNDERALL eutomatlc wash OLD WmCH OH-WMH Driving Academy. Phone 2-4087. WappIngConn. ‘ Phone’6404 19!M) DODGE Pickup truck, heat any kind of storm! For guaran ing machlnr. Perfect condition. Harold G. Bornhelm. 8948. land Terrace, 210’ arteflan well, can Harold G..Bornheim. 6948. MA-U.tUNCtVKlO'.BOECy ,MV FAVV ------— , OHlU.l Open Until 9 Evening* er. good condition, moativ used teed rooflng call Coughlin. Man LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re Price $80, Thone 4011. YMK8CI VOO t f O T cheater 7707. pairs, adjusts watchea expertly. VX f^ \K P T Prraonala for passenger car, low mileare. 2.30 HOBPri'Aia BED with mattress, WOW SVlMDfc . e'MO 19.10 CHEmOLET club coupe, Hackmatack street. Tel, 2-8883. Reasonable prices. Open dally. RANCH HOME YVMR YO»\C'. .two-lone green, Powergllde. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce electNc eefrigerator, parlor set, Snburbfln for Salo 75 THE PROSPECT Hill School for comMiiation radio- phonograph young Children. Pre-Kindergarten. Radio and heater. Compare this 19.10 OLDSMOiRlLE Rocket "88". Heatiiiff—Ptunbinir 17 street. Phone 2-4387. Three large bedrooms, large GLASTONBURY — Exceptionally one anywhere. A real buy at Cen four-door sedsn, hl«ck. deluxe and miscellaneotis tablcm. Phone nice two-family, 815,800. $8,800 Kindergarten. Monday through ter Motor*. Main *treei. PLUMBING. New work, also al- 2-8874. living room and spaciouR Friday Transportation furnlah- model with rsdio and heater. See Fuel and Peed. 49-A cash. Balance on 4% mortgage. Boh Oliver, renter Motor*. teratlona. 24 hour service. Call ___ Youngstown kitchen. Tile ed. Mr* Lela Tybur, director. 1940 DODGE club coupe. H eater C. O. Lorentxen. Manchester 3838, This house was deai$^ed and SEASONED Hardwood for furn Machinery and Tools 52 h«th fireplace in living room built for two families in a con Phone 4287. and radio, |19.1. Good condition. 1949 CHEVROLET Forrtor. R*dlo, PLUMBING and heating, special ace and fireplace. Giglio Broth baaement. Hot water oil venient locstipn, .and neighbor Will accept S4 weekly. Calao hester. One owner. Excellent rnn.- ers. TeL 5301 evenings. SMALL TYPE riding tractor with [heat. .30 dav oecunanrv Tv»t BALLAKD'S Driving School. Man Service Center, 4.38 Center atreet. izing in repalra. remodeling, cop hood of single homes. Five rooms chester'* oldest, fhousand* of ac dlflon. Clsrke Motor Sales, 301 plow, h a ip w , c u lti^ to r, mower, Phone 418,1. Broad street. per water piping, new construc bergain. Used Caterpillar 22. Ce on 8rrt floor vaegnt for hew owii- cident fry* u,. ■urtlon hour*. tion. Time payment! arranged. Garden—Farm-r-Dairy' er. Individual oil burners, 2-car ment mixere, bale wire. Dublin garage. Lot 80 a fSO. Has ahade Hundreds of tatiaOed student*. 1948 OLDSMOBII.E "98" 1919 CHEVROLET deluxe four- E dw art Johnson. Phon* 8979 or Products 50 T ractor Co., North Windham | CHARLES LESPERANCE For appointment telephone 2- "A black beauty” with white door sedan. Radio, hester. Priced 5044. Roed, Willimantic 3-3217. ^ Phone 3620 trees Snd garden area. Adjoining 2245. at only tl.24.1. See Boh Ollv’er. APPLES, ■ Mclntoah, Rome Beau lot 65 X 250. can be purchased side wall tire*, hydramatic drive, ties and Wagner*. Potatoes. »iin vlaor, radio, *eat cover*, heater Center Motora. EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat for tl.106l^ additional. Exclusive ALLEY OPP Debste LEAVING FOR Texas aoon, by ing. Plugged drain* machine Bunce Farm, 529 West Center. Musical Inatmmenta 53 with Richard B. Moore, Re|ltor. BY V. T. HAMLIN •A deluxe car In every way-^ Phone 8110, NEW! TWO or three bedroom car, Would like lady or married 19.18 WILLYS ‘8’ station wagon cleaned. Phone 6497. Glaatbnbury 3-3504'.. tCUflMVEPOCAHONIASpJtOM HEHEAPAMAlnTNOW flMOROIOO ) couple to help with driving. Call NEW USED. RenUla Reeda homea Hallin Brothera Phone 3- WCLFdOPOMIHATANeA>« THSm MANCHESTER. wjlh, ovgrdrtve.Gr*.V...Excellent atriuge, mutes,*- Btanda, ’ - acees- ,t23l. . ------KGUfiAEINOMIN. fcOANSEHOUftf/ 'Mtra Ednah fr“T>bi^ '" MoTDr s a l e s condition. Private owner. Call PLUMBING' and hea ting, ii^irn i ANDOVER LAKE— CbmforUble BNIMJ8 HMEN FROM STARVE, flfiHTYl MANY SWORDA./- 1 UGfyou Y ^ Hdnschold Goods 61 aorlea. Repairing. Certifled In- WHITEOr LIKE SO,' / I I O l 2-9034. aces,^ oil burners and boUera. -CQ.VEl!lXtUC.-»r-Maln highwaj^r-oew- home, 8 rooms bn one floor with f/Jt GIVE iNDiAN } “-ElNTranCamp."TeT521i:------structton.--H«*te~f«r—Mh -ocei one" acre near’naRiTTJoilT'iirnace, -VOOi AfiAS4?~vH)8>MOn«Rt 19.10 CHEVROLET Deluxe, For- alons. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. 4-room single, bath. oU heat. Lot 041^1 f Automohikis tor Sale DeCORMIER MOTORS ALBERT'S FURNITURE CO. 75 X 200.. A rtesian water. $7,500. Artesian well water, $9,500, Tal dor, radio, heater. Outatanding Wlahea to contact a reliable and .5336. bot Real Estate, Andover. By ap car. Local prominent cltHsen for SAYS: Movinf—Trnekinx— reaponaible person who is going down payment $2,500. Howard R. DeCORMIER MOTOR. Hasting* 2-1107. pointment Coventry 7-8600 any mer owner. Extremely nice Stoniire 26 houeakeeping. Wearing Apparel—Fun 67 time. SALES throughout. Douglaa Motor*, 333 "This one is a ijahy dnil." Main. 1951 WII.LVS 6 GVL. MANCHESTER PACKAGE Deliv I HAVE BEEN HOLDING IN MY THREE LADIES’ coat*. - mouton I ELDRIDOE S treet—-g rooma. new oil heating ayat«n,\downrtain,' ANDOVER LAKE—Partially com JEEP SPECIAL STATION WAGON ery, Local light trucking and WAREHOUSE SINCE LAST lamb, 3-4 length, topper and pleted live rooma plus, waterfront 1947 WILLYS UNIV'ERSAL 1948 CHEVROLET four - door R8dio. heater, defroster, di package delivery. Refrigeratora YEAR 3 ROOMS FURNITURE Chertertleld coat. BXceliehT con cxcallent upatairs needs redecor home.' Bargain 17 taken as Is.' Fleetline. Radio, heater, very ]ow washers and stove moving a And The*e Appliances dition. Rea*onable. Call at 851 ating. Bargain if Uken quickly. JEEP reetion’ lights, fntr lights. Suburban Realty Oo., Reajtora, Complete it yourself and save. 4-wheeI drive, radio, heater. mileage, This one Just can’t be specialty. Phone 2-0752. WHICH IS A LITTLE Center atreet. Suburban Realty CO., Realtors, heal.. .See « .at - Center Motors. Save. _oycr. $500.. nn...this _SCRATCHED AND LAST 541 Main it r s e t Phone 8315. 541 ita in street.P hone $215.----- r-- In fine order throughbut. Main street. beaut.v. A just like new car. THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS ...... YBa R’s St y l e s Co., loca; and long distance mov IVeatinghoHae" EUec. Refrigerator Wanted—To Bay 58 MANCHESTER —■ 43 acrca.- 10- room house, barn, garage. Salt GLASTONBURY—New flve-room See This One Toiiay At A SAFE PLACE TO BUY DcrORMIER AIOTOR ing. packing, crating and storage "Bengal" Combination Range 5v a NTED—:U*ed Furniture! Liv- ranch with attached garage with 'Service to all parts of the U, 8, ’’Univeraal" Washing Machine able for development Howard R. USED CARS SALES Ing room, bedroom, kitchen or Haatlnga. 3-1107. breeseway,'3-4 of an acre, offered DeCORMIER MOTOR and Canada Call M87. Hartford ’’Emerson” Television Set entire households. Let ua make CHRIS WELKIN, PIsnetAr Source Of The Voice SALES ALL RECENT TRADES 24 Maple Street Tel. 8854 a t reasonable price of $17,900: BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM 6-14J8. ■’Moh«\vk" Axminster Rug* you an offep. The Woodshed. also cu.-tom built seven room ‘'I’ll bt golting bottor gradas from now on. Fop—dhoy’re 24 Maple Street Tel- 8854 TOWARDS NEW Manche.ster And a few other article* Phone 2-3154. Cape Cslip covers, under- Business Services Offered M after ,1. for you a* long a* you want, at no 1 MOTOR SALES extra co*t. Youngtown kitchen. Full y We*t Center at Hartford Road coating, siin-risnr. power glide. KNAPP Shpea, available Rooms Withoat Board Wanted—Real Estate 7? Price 11,891. in all sixe*. Contact Wm. F. Sul- INTERIOR AND Exterior paint- PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY rough flooring on second lo t EiPerhsiiglng. celllnga^re^ PLEASANT, Furnished room with I CONSIDERING SELLING 1951 PONTlA^flgper deluxe Cat- _JLvan. i*Ie*man. 88- Mountain fll-Sbow^t-To-Yoi - floor,_Besr_porch,: hot slinA hydramatic, fully equipped, finished. Fully Insured. Expert -kHcheirpriviJeges.-One btoCIf from I ■ 'YOUR PROPERTY T AUT-n,. heAtex..Price.3L294. atreet. Rockville. 5-.1984. .During Day or_Evenlng_ ,M.«in,..]PJmnj:.J[-.ll2«..___ water oil heat, garage.- Without, ohllgatlrm >o y>m —f tw^o tonr.-ttgkt'btn«-anrnv6ry.' work. WaltT«pier books; Edwai'd Phone'W arFfonl'4-0358 1949 Ford .Custom Tiidnr Blue. “ ?2,90(rT6wfi.------will appraise or make you a cash 2.588 milea. Private owner. Save LINOLEUM Reif.nanta 50c square R. Price. Phone 2-1003. MR. ALBERT ROOM FOR married couple o r | offer for property. See us before 1400. Phone 3265. radio, heater, undercoatlng. alio l^rd. Aaphelt tile, wall covering AFTER 7 P. M. 48-4690 coyer* - $1,215. two girl*. Two mlniitea from Main ONLY SEVEN OF THESE you aell. Done by pellable. welMrained, A—L—B—E—R—T—•—S street. Phone 2-16t4 or .47 Oottsge Phone 6273 1947 Oldamobile Model "88” Cliib men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall PAINTING, Paperhanging. No Job afre e t...... - BEING BUILT i i i 1948 PONTIAC .four-door sedan too small. Call 2-0728. 43 Allvn Street. Hartford BRAK-BURN REALTY Coupe—Radio, heater, two tone Linoleum Co., 58 iiottage atreet Open Thtir*. Evening* Til 9 P. M. PRISCILLA’S POP The Friend In Need Good fondition Phone 2-0094. gra.^n and blue-~ $895. rAlT* 2-<022. evening* 8186 or ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room FOR QUICK RESUL'TS In aelling BY AL VERMEER 8189. COLEMAN Automatic oil w ater for two. Complete light house CHARLES LESPERANCE your property call Suburban PRISCILLA, WILL VtXl BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed ear Itepflirinz 2$ ytpt / i v THE ONE 1948'Dodge rtuh Coupe -.Light heater. Reg. $99.9.1, Now $89.9,1. keeping facllitie* available. Cen Phone 3620 Realty Co., Realtors, 541 Main WALK TO TMB JB E P E R B l^ W H O ^ CA R RV IN & , aee Gorman Motor Sale*. Buick ;gr??.n, radio heater—$875. KAY CORPORATION. Kitchen MATTRESS. Your old mattreaae* Watkini Brother*. Inc.,,935 Main tral. Mr*. Jerome, 14 Arch street, street. Call 8315. STORE WITM ME? VOU'RE. Sales and Service. 285 Main fMAF/fAX>OFr^ MONEY! ' 1941 Dodge 4-Dr.—Blue—$385. painting and decoratipg Sperial- stertllzed and remade like new. street.' MancheMer, Conn. let floor. • BRAVE! street. Phone 2-4671. Open eve iet*. CaB Manchester 2-0988, Call Jones Furniture and Floor 139 SOUTH HAWTHORNE Street AN AGENCY with a list of ready ning*. 1941 DeSoto 4-Dr. — Blue gray Coveridg'. 36 Oak. .Tel. 2-1041. WE BUY and sell good used furni p l e a s a n t , Furnished room for buyer* waiting for four, flve, lix $1,96. $10.800r $2,800 cash. Six-room WINDOW SHADES made to opd^^ ture, combination ranges, gaa young gentleman. Private home. Cape Cod. Oil heat. Full base and seven room single* and two- BUT A BETTER USED CAR 19.37 Pontiac 4-Dr Black, radio, an.d Installed. Venetian blind* Bonds-^toeka— ranges and heaters. Jones Furni Continunuv hot water. Phone 2- ment. Occupancy to suit buyer. family housea. Call Harold G. r and curtain, roda..34.iiour *ervle«^ " heater. TWcrtleht “’“condition— ..... M ortniewr'"^"" ture Store. 38D ak, PhbiM 3-1041: .«389„.. . ______■„ Exclucive with Richard B. Meor« .Barnheini..8948.. .-.--u.. ______■* AT RALCH' PO N fiA ct inc, $175. Estimates gladly given. Fagan Realtor. O lartenbury 3-3504. Window Shade. CP;, Ro i M f ^ TOOPUBUCNCRB to All cars equipped with heat 834 Center Expert workmanship, free esti ment only. Howard R, Haatlnga. furniture. The Woodshe4 11 Main BRMOve NARCOTIC* NORTH Phone 2-1107. tiU^4112^" “ ■"'hei'; ATTRACTIVE Six room Cape Ood UOT YOUR PROPERTY 7UUIS mhT WTRSV 6000 RSAflON MtlDilfl S W K M t THAT? era and radios. Phone 5f0t or 5102 mate* Open evenings. Jones Fur Mreet. with garage. Hot water heat with •OT- OWE2 0 0 QRANp„8UrTNE TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY H. C. BLOSBER Safe Place To Buy tlaed Car* niture. Oak atreet Phone 2 far. he aaid. he and hie broth Mr. and Mrs. Lester HIchel , of Anyone desiring to attend the Sup M a s sa cre d 138 School street left for Boston er have received $1,250 each. • 403 Weat Center Street Telephone 7813 In Ike Ariny per may contact any member of Redden said he would welcome MontreaL Feb. 23— (jP)— editoppeared with the child after this morning where they will at the troop or call Ida Jehpaon, 51 tend the million dollar Eastern an Investigatlan. Munaan, Korea, Feb. 28— Three-yMr-old' BnrbarB Nem-1 **^y*?,* Kensington street. Betsy Frelheit. Washington, Feb. 23->-(iSuits Mpntreal, Feb. 23—. and the parents not to call police. In .Lisbon yesterday, the NATO , tawntWn9 win h«lp done so should mqke reservations done bv Superintendent McKinney. comes liecessary to repair the fire • Water repellent, crease and spot Inshst on inspection at six entry Mrs. Moe Nemeroff, were away Allies formally endorsed .creation The cost will be spread over toe SUPPER porta. , The abductor, masked and wear yapi Allit yo«r with Mrs. Lillian Tedford of Aca The eha.ssis is an International alarm system. The truck is of spe resistant. pad. 'from home when the man entered of an integrated six-nation Euro three years ending with 1954 and jMtWMia lymptomt Hov« And Enfertainmmt ing gloves, slipped the bolt on the demy street, hospitality chairman. Harvester t>impany make, pur cial value since a good portion of C4l. Don Darrow said that after their home. Hiey defied the ran pean army that would provide part Is equal to $750 apiece for each rfiOQAMad door of the second-atory quarter* Senior Girl Hroiit Troop 8 chased from Garrity Brothers on the fire al.-irm system Is overhead an agreement la reached on porta som-note warning against calling of the divisions serving under Gen o f the 400,000,000 people to the 12 0« Aifhfna you • Bar-tacked hand sewn button of entry "there atill are. quite a of the Nemeroffs which are above Members of Nulnleg Forest No. Tolland Turnpike, with a specially and a ladder is required to make police and officers began in all- the Nemerhoff store In northwest eral Dwight D. Eisenhower, com original Atlantic Pact naUons. f«r rstlift anty owu it to yourspH COOPER HALL constructed body, a Powers Boc Sunset Reheksh ‘Lodge, which pnrtnicjits are built on the sides repair tools. aren't eyen discussing the biggest back." emburg. 1$ wtoe men headed by IK sr Mu toeactien a»d Mnkine. Issue of all in the truce supervi- who has a dark complexion and tual Security Administrator W. Tickets May Be Obtained ostponed Its meeting Monday The parents could give police no brown hair, waa wearing a .beige Refore the recrultliyr of German alon controversy—whether the Weldon Drug 4 n.—M l .Main Ht. By Calling .'i.537. .7896 vening. Feh. 18. because of the useful leads. The maid. 25-year-old coat, brown snow trousers and a troops can start, the plan must be :Tri*h7JLdSl554^(Ar^^ (a. I.) imto., hsymto Imto AvenU Harriman — went into Ito rstorm, will hold H Monday of next Reds may build and repair mill- Irene Lachance, was of little help ratified hy the narliaments of each preparation. All the governments Center Pharmacy—487 Main SI. 5670 or 2-9910 AT YOUR SERVICE . . . tagy airflelda during an armistice. brown hat when she waa takei\ week In Odd Fellows Hall. Valen In describing toe kidnaper. She away. of the six nations. t-.....■ Involved were oonsulted'repeated- FOR PARAMOUNT S-TRACK and PERMALtlM 2-TRACK Communist staff officers again •y- . Medicnl Phnrmncy—840 Mnln St. tine box lunches, will be brought said he was masked and ahe waa Nemeroff told reporters: "I'm Three Democrats on the power at this time. demanded that the UN accept *0 frightened ahe failed to notice ful Senate Foreign Relations com RnMHXnie Tightnpe Russia aa a Communist represent trying to think. I’m trying to Congress Asks 15 Die as Jet Probers to Set ALUMINUM WINDOWS details of his dress. solve this thing." mittee hailed NATO acceptance of The plan forma an economic ative on the neutral Inapectlon the European army nlan and said tightrope for many of the hard-Up Center Church CVP Club mem ALSO THE JIFFY WflOD COKIBINATION WINDOWS commisaion. Police aal|d the note waa. In But he refused to give more in bers will have a politick st th" French, printed In block letters formation. they thought It would helo In ob Lovett Explain Rips Hospital European nations. Many had to In chureTl Stindsy evening at 8:.30, A United Nations negotiators taining funds for continued foreign Starting Date crease their arma spending, and COLUMBIA.MATIC i V E N E T IA N again refused to he drawn into de and directed that tbe tSd.OOO ran As soon as the maid called pq-. prograrn will follow whjeh will In som be delivered to the shoe de aid...... - the 1984 armament goals ware re FRAMELESS . M J N D S bate. but accused tbe Rads of vio- lice, detectives in squad cars con "I think Congress'has recog Pusan, Kort«, Feh. 28— (JPh— clude a movie entitled. "Young partment o f Dupuis Frerea depart verged on the Nemeroff home and Services Split duced Blightly, .jto make ends meet •H. lating an oral agreement that nised the necessity for German Fifteen persons were klUed.and On N.Y. Fraud Pahpla and tbe Church.' ^ SCREENS I A N D S H A D E S ment etore. then police conducted'a search of under .the. plan...... membera of the commisaion hA.ac- participation _in any army that 301njured when nn F-84 Hmn- M.(.».-• .uu* Asaw U aetdowi^^ t.P _RRJSJR JLJL. -geptlhle To~BoOrsldes: .-Offioera-eald- th»-kidnaper‘-hreke-, streets-hi-tlt^area-on-toe-cl _ wnnBI~Ha Tly~ gW»~-ts:::iCUtoto ' any > • Waahingtonf * Feh. — Mr.-end-Mrsr-Arthttr- -Ptsh-—nf in about -mrSd-pr m.. and forced j the child niighl Trave been aban^ tterjei 'enuiRM lilt*' 'n pdweF ~^mimnglon;-~Feb.” ^^^^ TTHahCe an army that Is meant 'to ■■~T5eieapite "■ the Red protest over I " degree of aUbillty." Senator retary of Defense Lovett will -plnnt, then enroomed Into n Lake'street are epending s winter the Koje Island riot, staff - officers the maid to dress toe child. He ' doned. starting date for the long-aw^ted include 30 front line diviaions and varatton at the Riviera Hotel, near J_a George (D.. Ga.) said. called before Congress upon his hnapital -niid tour houses yea- hearings into the New York Inter 20 In immediate reaerve by the workihg on prisoner exchange Senator McMahon (D., Conn.) rotum from Lisbon to explain tiprilay, an Army spokewimn Daytona Beach. Fla. plena made some progress Satur- nal Revenue situation la expected end-of 1953, with'planned expan said "the impact will be very what some legislators aaid wa^a disclosed todn)'. to .be set early ne*|t )pt«k by sion to some 8$ divisions ^ the day favorable on Oongreaa.” and Sen plan for furtW separating , tM They now have reached virtual The rmah'arena wrns ait 8n- House tax investigatoM . and of 1984. ^ • ator Green (D., R li. termed It armed aervicea. y diikni, about 12 mile* nortlf- Subpoenas for some kritneaaes Included in the plan is ,a net-' agreement on all but the key Indonesia Regime Quits "very heatlening.” Chairman Bonner (D-NC) said question—whether prisoners phouM %ve«t of this southeast 'Korean are understood to be ratttmabla work of air bases reaching -from Smator Hickcniooper . '(R., his Hotue Expenditure*.' subcom ■port.' , , , Monday, although it may be acv- the Arctic to the equator, oommu- mittee has seen a Pentagon docu eral weeks before public hearings nicationa, ships, tanks,. guns, am fCoHthnied en Page Five) (CkH^Ned INI Page nght) ment In Berlin directing the Air CM. T. C. Green o f AasUn. vtartr * . Tex., rommnader of toe. UN munition. unifotims, barracks and On^wepting U. S, Aid Force to wtablish its own. supply Rep. King (D-CaliM, chairman such, like.------— system, its own Cotys of Engine rivtl nsslstnare eontoMad for Tailor suit, aott detail*. For flattery, a of the Houae Ways and Means in The plan also provtdea; The suit that compllmenta a woman'a ers and other special services. the K.Voog*nag Nanwlo diatrlet, vestigating subcommittee. 1.x not # When your Doctor amooth notched collar, a flaring skirt. figure! Slim, gentle linea, faahlon-wise No UN Planes said the Americiaa pitot and 14 NATO governments must put- Feb. 23— CAV-Premier Soekiman and Says U. S. Pays These have Wien furnished in the expected back until next week airfield construction ahead of ' 'h wing collar yrith button inCereat. Sizea * .■* ' •' past by the" army. Korean rlvillana were' killed. haodi you n prescription 14 'i to Colors, toaat. navy, lilac. 10-mont>H)Id' government quit today and left for their un- from San Francisco where the in many other budgetary Items to Bans Into BlUlona Among toe dead were at least quiry group has just completed —your pnsiporl to Health Alao other atylea Lost in Week named .succeaaors the hot political issue of whether Indonesia two women and a baby. make sure, the nearly 200 air bases Through Nose Rep. Brownspn (R-Ind) said the hearing on the liorthem Cafifomia In West Europe are finished on / / f f . \ r l( ( ff /MO *‘®«P taking U. S. aid under the Mutual Security. Act One eaUmate ptoeed Mw tax picture. time. and Happineii — bring (M o A )e cost of setting up separate Air Fo)P)-Sen chines. metals and materials-.- assured skilled profes lied warplanes ran up a score of at Small of the munitiona board and afire. All six bulldtog* were committee's sUff offices to New With nclusivc Uniputl ferm a new government. ator Hunt (D., Wyo.) aaid today need to' be used ipora efficiently least 10.^ in their swirling jet bat the three service aecretaries in a a total low. York. to stretch thin supplies. Coal, Meet sional service—every step the curtains' open or cloee Soekiman's. coalition govern- > Loopholes in the United States "la ph^ng with one hand. It's the tles with Communist MIGs . over closed session.'It win be held two Their removal waa ordered •when' and metal production' head to he ment waa the third to fall since. through the nose" for a lot of mia- a federal grand jury unexpectedly checked for accuracy- beauty, safety and con North Korea laat week, U. S. Fifth or three days after Lovett returns, boosted, and the Allies are urged Air Force aaid todav. \ the island republic won independ- j Ukea on a multi-million dollar Bonner told newamen. moved Into the Investigation venience found only in the Tax Legislation prosrram o f overseas alt baaea. to avoid scrambling with each oth fresh, potent ingreliienis UN pilots claimed 10 MiGa j,. | «nc« Jfom The Netherlands 26 The que5?tlon arore during an while the committee was on toe er for scarce raw materials. preferred wovenmeral 8re Hunt la chairmai) of a Senate atroyed, one probably destroyed " '^ h a a.go. open hearing yesterday, and Bon- West Coast. The grand jury move Manpower Shortage and uniformly fair prices. curtain. end nine damaged. No UN planes ' “ hlnet a fall became In- Washington., Feb. . 23 — Defense Investigating subcommit- Controls Seen brought chargee of "double cross" -MOW-OetDtSPUUf- -were tost ■hralr'actlmr.------jvVKabto after-toe—Premier's own -Plug*— for- recently-dlacloaed______tax^ tee-dlggtng Into charges of^'aatir with the statement "W e’ll have from the committee. of manpower need to review townl------But Red gtoundfrto ~iook toe Moalem Masjumir“ae^ loopholes-^ll 'b tr j^ s ld fr e d " sison' const rtietlon ^ scu ss these things in execu w On^Buying^4>y Itoii pollcie*' so they can uaa =T«>RTH END“ “I'our Store of Friendly Sertlee" ether heavy toll. The Air Force's'an- last night to withdraw its by two committees of Oongreaa. of secret air bases In North Africa In. a atate'ment issued in San other countries' surplus men__ aes.sion." weekly summary aaid Commiihiat support because the foreign -mln- and in Grtonland near the North Senator George (D., Ga.) said to The implleation was the sub Francisco, Chairman King such u Italy’s two million unem PHARMACY anti-alrcraft fire knocked down . **try had agreed to U. R. help, day. Pole. charged the Justice and Treaauyy ployed.. five Allied planes. Five otheri fall-1 -A" executive of the Masjuml Public hearings are suspended committee had picked up addi Aid Recipients 4 DEPOT St)r AKE—TEL. 6545 Phone 4148 "There, seems to have )>ton some tional Information of a security departments with violaltng an ■^e European natjoiis need to ed to return from flights over Red ■ party—the country's strongest po- pretty loose handling of cerUIn until late next week to allow In agreement not to hamper the. com OPEN SUNDAYS nature during ita trip last year Hartford. Feb. 23.->-(iP»- One of Open Dnily 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Korea. litical faction—said the party matters," George foid a reporter. vestigators to cull through a num mittee’s efforts—is charge denied (Conttoned o* Pag* Bight) Pay Year Electric mils Here Including Wednenday Aftemnohe An Air Force spokesman said wanted a pai^Iiamentary deciaion Specifically, he added, there ap ber of reports by experU pn the to the Far East and Europe,, the resulta of the current Investl- by the departments. j - Bonner told newsmen he saw the gallon of the State Welfare deJ and Saturdny *111 Nona o f the miaaing five, "We don’t on the question—not just the for- peared. to be "some laxity”7-an d oversea.* projects. iU New York inquiry ,the ^ Pentagon.document In Germany. | partment mav bf the drafting of know whether they were- opera eign mlniater's. tighter rules indicated—^in grant Base Not Finished cpiftml'ttee expects to hear from tional or combat losses. They just The general observation in ing former employes of the. In Hunt,said testimony so far Indi Hunt For Waoto. i regulations to govern the spend- former Internal Revenue Commis The sulKommlttee protvd a wide ing of welfare funds by the recip- srent up there and failed to return, lakarta political circles la that ternal Revenue Bureau special cates that the Greenland base near sioner ^ s p p h D. Nunan, Jr., tar that's all." He added it waa known ranee of aiibjects yesterday In' ients. any new government will have a permission to act as counsel for the North Pole, known by the code get of ^ ator John J.'Winiams Bulletins) BOUCLE they were not lost In air combat, tough time getting the isolation tax-troubled companies. nairie o f "Blue Jay," had cost more continuin'- its effort to locpt-■ Comment from some of the-In- wast" end diinllcatinn In the mllU veatigators and court cases which IR., Del.) t o Senate apccches al ‘because the results of, all battles ist parliament to ratify an agree- George said action will be taken than 100 million dollars and al- leging new irtogularittea involving . rrom the AP Wiroi were kpoxvn. farv ertablishmenl. i* wi'l continue have developed testimony'that peo- ment for MSA doUaia.. , ,, by the-Senate. Finanoa committee,, though in.good shape and now op the' IntATial Rhvenuo Bureau. - 'VThe apokesman said the pitots of hee-tof-s nert Wednesday, uqth pie on relief were ‘ biiylng tele- The outgoing cabinet met for a which he heads, and the House erating Is still not completed. In hia Ute8rX*tatement. Wil SWEATERS apme planes deatroyed-by ground- short session this morning but idid Senators learned that several Karl R .B -nd.tsen. as.«istant See-.vision acts, or-.automobiles, and MARTHA GETS BOPPED - Cardigan with small collar, bat wing sleeve— Ways and Meani committto. referv of the"Army, as the main even'adding to savings accounts liams charged thats“‘not one dime" fire were rescued. not dlfcuM the MSA agreemWit, which writes tax law*. tnousand workers were recruited Miami Beach. Fla., Feh. 3 $ ,^ beige, mint green, lilac. Sizea 34 to 40...... UN Weekly Average witness. gives rise, to this speculation. had been collected of nearly two FRIZES to which Indonesia already la ten Olartag Opealags at J'prem'lum pay" for this far million dollar! owed by four tax GP)—Martha Raye get Mt right Short sleevas, small collar. Cardigans, pink, blue. The loaa ot 10 planee hi a week There haa l^ n nothing.to Indl- l! "south early today:,. tatively- conimlUed. by. the algna? Two Inveaugktlng Senatora, "'r base. They drew from -(Cotittoued on ^ fi> ™!htT payers represented by mrnan after la jiiat about ^he Aniee' A'verage tuce jtr outgoing Foreign Mlniiter $3 to 1$ an hour for the first 40 cate tlmt the'practice of* persons PetallB vera coafueed, hat th* Bhce the Korean war iU r’ted. In Nixon tR,.'OaHf.) and Mundl (R., dn relief enjoying expensive lOxu- he left the revenue bu'rea , Achnriad Soebatojo. S. D.), deacrilied tax loopholea aa hour* weekly, and then time and Williams sald*they were-among aetrras signed a warraat chargw the preceding week, only three' one-half up" to,, 70 and 80 hours a riea is a general one, but Isolated tog Franrla Rerpieo, $2, a via- $ $ :9 8 lanes were lost. The week before instances that have come out - in 102 tax eases to whirh N u n i^ ob WORTH (Coa'tiaiMsd oa Page Eight) (Coatiiiued oa Pago Eight) week. . t ' Itor froin Fhishtog. L. 1^ with list the toll waa 14. ^ eourt serve to point up the prob tained special' Treasury Dep: assault and battery. TIME IS RUNNING OUT 8The seven-day period waa high More than threq' milion dollars' lem. f ment permiasion to act in priv went to workers* while en route, News Tidbits legal capacity. 100% WOOL— 100% NYLON lighted by aix straight days of fu- The Welfare department Investi HEIRESS WANTS CHUJD * rldus jet battles. Fifth Air Force and before they even reached the gation la In charge of State Fi The House committee for HURRY! HURRY! Bite. Colled from AP Wires ' New York. Feh. 2$.— flew 4 026 combet misaiona, with nance Commiasioper Frank Lynch, months haa been developing an in Lorraiae^.Dreaaeflinya Da ENTER YOUR CHILD fighter bombere and-light bombers ;es Reds Rigged Hunt paid -the watch log group who was- ordered — by ' Governor tensive Investigation into- all SLIPONS alio expects..'to pry dMper into MeamHi has appealed to FroeB carrying the brunt of the Allied tiodge to determln*. whether the phases o f the Internal Revenue dent Truman to help her get iMe IN OUR 4Hi ANNUAL Short aleeve. fancy weave neckline. White, attack on Communist life line*. proteaU that French officials In High U.-®- Army legal officer department could " ^ operated Bureau's acUvItirS to the New blue, mint green. 34 to 40. says American soldiers jn Japan 15-ihoat%^old son back from Del- Social Sale .1 That campaign continued Satur Morotxo, sito of the North African more eronomically and efTiciently. York area, including activities of glum, h ^ lawyer eayS: Th* baaea, are inaiating upon taxing have committed amazingly few- day, Fifth Air Force planes Swept Vote for Union Control The department spend* about the alcohol tax unit.' - yotiBg MaaVUIe aebeetos hetoeeai through clearing skies in ^65 aor- U, 8. matfrtala ' and equipment major rrimea Moscow radio $30,000,000 * year.- Win Check Alt Oases CHILD’S FIRST QUALITY FULL FASHIONED shipped in for thei ' emotes fugitive Japanese Commii- the attoraeytodde, wrote P it , Uea by noon. They cut rails In 29 ' One of the big prnblen)a. toves- Among wUneaaea may he Jairies from m m . tha^xthe- ■ h o r -m is 0ARIC-5EAM^HEER ’ $ 4 .9 8 '■‘-ptocesW-K--'-'. ■■ ' Senate aubtomniitthe charged jtib-i Brig^aen. J. C. ffarditt of toe lust leader as appeating to his ti^tar*'lwT«.'j|ai^ la toa f toe de B.,E,:01aen,itonn*r N*w Tc^ - Friday ntfIfL I f B-an-Superforts ymatHnajority-an4-:-Utua- can-^ieadtArmy nOmdlliig COttatrymaii fo’'« v o f t "sgainst the partment has' no control over- how d.xy: tlutt union aiection* wei e rig- hone*t, loyal ■ American workmen district alcohol tax unit su]>er^- hushaad "In Vlolathm *t eVeiv PHOTO -ged-to keep “Communist official*' the air haw construction throu^ reactionary regime of Ridgeway Tule o t hnmnnlty." ^ ^ (Ceallaiiod oa Page Two) into path* of dlabonor, or at the and YosliWa." • , (C'oailiined oa Fhge Tsro) of the American Ooiqmunlcationa very least, fruatmtlon.'’ (C^ttaned i« Page Eight) Ny l o n association jACA) In office (Cowtiaued tm Page Eight) 4)ueen Ellzahelh.il goes to Wind lAat August, the subcommittee sor today to join her m'pthcr and FIVE ALARM FDIE ' NYLON Testimony in suppd'rt o f it* New York. Feh. 4$— A CONTEST issued a report di*clo*ing that, svit- slater'at royal lodge on castle Pair Convicted charge waa made public today by aesaes had identified seven offi grounds. ntaxlmna* Ara atorms wer* the Senate Internal Security auh sounded today for a Are at the Open Tq Children 6 Mmi. HOSIERY cer* of tne union, including Joseph Southwood Folks Senator Frank Carlson (R., Kefauver, Kerr Race Seen 81 gauge and 60 gauge. RcguUr $1.28 and CARDIGANS In Bank Fraud committee. It waa presented at P. Selly, the intemational presi Kan.l. says he bellevea Eisenhow Phelps-Dodge GO Reflaiag Coil, To and Including 8 Y e a r s ______$1.50 pair. Sale Price Long aleeve. white, pink, yellow. 34 to 40/ closed-door hearing* la*t nsonto by dent,. as Oommuniats or former er will be home to dlaruas political paay oa the East Elver sratet» Not All-Caucasian I three former officer* of the union, Communists-,,,.. iaauee before National Republican If Truman Refuses to F.un froat, but the hlaae was repoiV ■yracUae, N. Y., Feb. 23—(Si— an independent'certified aa bar The union was expelled from the Convention in July . . . U. S. Ro ed onder eoatrol la aa hour. THERE'S NO ENTRY~FEE Jackson M. Potter, a real eatate gaining agent for about 6J100 com- CIO in 1950 on the ground that It South San Franctaco. Feb. 23.— man Catholics may be permitted 89c and $1.00 $ 7 .9 8 broker, and Bernard E. Kloclc, 'a mimlcatlona workere la the New waa Communist-run. (Ah—The ^ u th W ood district. to rat HMwt oore a day on Wed- PROGRESS hlAOE 'picture taken at tha EUto PAIR By THE ARROCIATED PRERR #hom a’s. 24 delegation -votes and Sto..Ihefeaa, Qno.. Fsh. Htudio and enter If in this runtest. Who known— former Syracuse Trust Company York area. Today's supplementary' report ■ StMnagainst ad- hesdaya during Lent, except ran A showdown fight for the Demo enough others to have 300 before (J V -T U ^ -M g h t paaooagcra. your child may la> the|''perBonallty champ. , At tha bookkeeper, has been convicted of The auhcommlttee In aumimng raa baaed on testimony from Ash Wednesday. • > cratic Presidential nomination ap up its report aaid: convention time. stranded la a iranr hiand tmhi end of ronteet you may Jhuy the picture for $1.00 If conspiracy and miaappllcatton of Louu Wallis and James P. Ryan. Mrs. William P. Robertaon, 81, peared in the making today be first Trat April 1 you wish. bank funds in: « 11,600.000 over 'T he Oommunlat offtoiala of the Western Union employea lii poet and songwriter and early ■torn Monday night aear thto tween Senatora Bates Kefauver of This first big test between Ke- G m | a Penla>nla towsk hope t* SKIRTS draft scheme. '■*■. American Ooinmunications aaao- Brooklyn, and Walter J.J Jamh. ! disclosure was made at a member of Poetry Club of Hart Tmneasee and Robert '8. Kerr of rfauver and Kerr will conie . in SKIRTS A . federal court jury of eight clatloa hava been able to perpet Uni« emDlov^tol^^**'’' meeting of 200 ford, nlles . . . thible cars, trol-. ho able to eoaUaoe t L t r Jour, MWE aPPOINTMENT TODAY Gabardine, wool-plaids, checks.checks Sizes 22 aen, a Weatarn Oklahoma - - provided President Nehraaka's primary April 1. aey today. Last sight, tha m men and four wo'men laat night uate thcmeelve* in office by fraud New York fXtv. .0all I met min a enurenchurch com- leya and buses roll again on Ran Truman decides not to run. Cotton quilted skirts. Prints to 38 waist. . Kerr’s chances depend partly on Boven-car trala hached an $a TELEPHONE 8358 found them guilty of 22 counts of ulent practices in the election of Fraacliro streets as- strike ends. ; v ,But Gov. Adlal Stevenson o f II- officers o f the union. 28 property owners who vot^ to when Truman araiouncea hla pUiis. Cheadlar, IS stiles west *111014: SPONSORS: misapplication of bank funds and tive hoard. Dismissal of 12 to. 15 state troop linola and Vice President Barkley The Oklahoman says he will back one count of conspiracy. Destroyed BaOeto iadmlt\8ing Rheng to the tract A .brlaglBg ortth K half the orto- TOT^-TEENS — ug m a i n STRERT and ers waa economy meaaure, not po still were prominent in the apacu- the President if he runs. On the Judge James T. Foley will sen “These fraudulent practices in I total of 17.4 voted against the for- litical revenge, says Superintend lation. Iasi pa*eeagere. u etiUy trmr^ ^CUTE STI DIO — •$$ MAIN STREET $5.98 $7.98 W ..U . iT.ss's; other hand, Kefauver says he will lag aaleamea who haadtod thcD *5.98 *7.98 tence the two next Wednesday. cluded the destruction o f ballota of “i;, N.tkmall.t anify oBIcSf ent E. P. Roy of Louisiana State Kerr gained strength by appar Jm.. CO-SPONSORS: r * ? a ..**?” * «*«e«Uve hoard an airline mechanic. seek the nomination regardleaa of huslaeaa hy phea* from halale « fRKSCRIPTION PHARMACY Each count carries a maximum n'embers o f the union and the aub- Police. ently lining up Democratic leaders Truman. five years In jail and $5,000 fine. atltutlon o f ballot* which had been i ®*’" ’**‘ ®- Shnilsy. dressed in BANK 0 » ‘ .MAN'CHESTEH dl'sAT GREEN STAMPS Communist Bulgaria tell Turkey to hla own state behind a "favorite Senator McMahon (D-Conn), a The government accused Itotter, marked for a state of caadidatee her entry toto NATO "constitutes and MOTHEK GOOSE DIAPER SERY'ICE eon" campaign. Senator Monroney Truman supporter, said Stevenson GIVEN WITH 52, and Klock, 37. of having an' designated hy the Oommunlat stsPP*** t® the qmaker's atand laat la Inunedlato threat agaiast Bui- I D-Okla.) said he would not op RED Mol’S UNCONfflRNRD TheJWHALCeo arrangement whereby $1,600,000 leadenhlp" tog tha interesu o f toe rank and 'night and aaid: (ariaa People's Republic.” *. . Na- and. Barkley were the two lead Leadoa, Feh. SK-GR—IMa pose Kerr, and Gov. Johnston Mur ing alternates to the PrealdenL In checks drawn by the nsltQr * D ^ - "You've had me amoag you for ion’s railroads may apead over *5^ «Se» today CASH SALES .Chairman McOarran (D«Nav) ray is expected to issue a state Campaigning in Ohio yeate^y,' agakut Inadequate balances were wid the teatimony taken by hla M ***tUtod that'to the elec-" Soine time. You'have put up .with two hiIHoa> in next two years for had ae caaRrauHift at non of union officers in >1944 and |me. I have put up with you.” ment supporting him. Kefauver suggested "CoOgreas Buboommittee "shows how a rela- freight can and locomotives if Chiaeao CaaMUMriah Carl V. Rice,' Kansas National could really isaume control of the eotered Raram to « an P«ie ■sew) 'tlyely small group o t union mem- earning permit and materials ara committeeman and a Kerr hacker, (Om Uwm4 an Page 8e««n>^ (Oeattonei aa Paga f Iva) available. ■y alai t OhlBsae haa clatoied Kerr .will SAin Okla- fCoatlaaed aa Pag* Tlw**) gnerrUhw. _ ■- Y.- .. .