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church in Waterbury to 11 STUFFED TOYS 9 , 0 4 2 Ploir and coatlaaed cool toolght In the concluding aerlea of pho Electrical Repairs FOOD SALE / IIV W s^a>>- .Maoibar at tha Aodlt IHAatunFHIFr Iw uPutuQ SlFraUJ aad Saturday. tographa, of Mancheater children Musical Units the present organleatlon. la Velonr aad Leatbsv. » LECLERC A. DAVIDSON Boaaa at OnolBtlaas which appeared In ycaterday a Some of Mr. Burwell’a records! SAT., APRIL 13, 10 A. M (Waahabla) H ei^d, Grace and Beverly Ann are amaiing and interesting. In FUNERAL HOME LiceUeed Electrician / Manche$ter~^A City of Village Charm ’ ) Tuttle are daughters of Mr. and n »* A»«ric»n Getting ,,the 21 years of the existence of, 2.3 (Nutn Street 39 Riverside Drive HALE’S STORE ARTHUR DRUG STORES Mra. Burton Tuttle, instead of Mr. I the Mendelssohn Chorus it has hold » t»lie*r«*l at the Telephone 2-1667 848 MAIN ST. TEL. 88W (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE rURE^E CENTSl l^ e at el«ht Tuttle’s brother Gordon and wife I given approximately 900 concerts P h on e 6269 yOL. LXV„ NO. 164 (ClaaalBed Advertising oa Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 12,1946 lU-lit. The corpe le 1" ®‘ aa stated. Beethovens tinil Men- which Included work in New Eng- Sumpeter* and anyone d u rin g to I land,. New Jersey, New York, play to the band la urged t o ^ Oan McLean, No. 252, Order of ilelsHohns to Give Con- Pennsylvania. p n M t . The band la u n ^ r the Scottish CTans, will meet tomorrow In one season alone the record evening at eight o’clock in the f?erl Hvfe on May 6 Spring Blizzard Lushes "Down East" Maine dlxaetoi^lp Ralph Von Deck. shows .59 concerto, four of which r ^ Masonic Teihple. Officers for the were in Waterbury and 19 outside ensuing year will be Installed at Asserts Spain Has Truman to Continue Reh>>^rsal8 are progressing fa the State of Connecticut. 4 A meeting ®f this time by Deputy Royal Chief mittoe of Local •S. vorably ^ the Beethoven Glee Hls Other Ihlllea win be held thla evening at 7.30 James M. Kulton of Hartford and his staff. c;iub for the 21st annual concert A t the present time, in addition In Ttaket hall. which will be held in High school to hls office as director of the Army of 450,000 King David Lodge. No. 31, hall. May 6. , Mendelssohn Male Chorus. Mr. I O O F will conduct a business Roosevelt’s The club moves to Waterbury j Bur>«ll is lAeiting Friday evening at T:45. Nt *u-. St Marararct 8 School for Giria. A t 8:15 the degree will be con for. a Jointrehearsal with > ^,pprvi8or of music st the Larte- ferred to full form upon a class At French Border Mendelssohn Male Cbonia on | school for Boys, super- of candidates. A number of out April 22 for the purpose h f pro-; yj^^or of music at the Tomm School of town visitors are expected. A diiclng a finished performance j jj. mchfield, birector of the Tor- social time will follow the meet when these two musical units. ,.jr,jfton Men's Choral Club, dire*;- ^ Exiled Spanish jNcW AtOmic Abroad and at Home ing. with refreshments served by jpBK DELICIOUS merge at the local'concert. Music at the First Congre- , lican Leader Tells News William Herron and hls staff. From the standpoint of age and church. Waterbury. fo r, practice thi. the MonilelssohnMendelaaohn Male ____ Mrs. W. G. Crawford, vice chalr.^ * :2 years, president of the Atlantic Conference He Has Vows to Carry on Bat* ChoniB and the Beethoven Tests Dates man of the Republican Towr Com . . I Conference of the Associated Male m iEN Documentary Proof on Truman Holds A cid Takes tie Against ‘Tyranny’ mittee and Mrs, George F. ^ r s t , Club are i Choruses of America, which in- i president of the Mancheater Re *>rganizcd In 1925, both ^ehearae i states from Florida to: Aggressive Spirit and W iU B eM et 111 World and for ‘Pro* publican Women’s a u b f attended In their local churches and try to : p n'»ni west to Ohio and Policies Left Dead Skin the executive board pseetlng of the •=’‘TCrCm.n^*e‘’‘‘”^ gu^ "^ondu^or I't^ th°e S5‘,ic F>s- Plan Against France gressive and HunifUl(6 Hartford County ^publican Wom aical performance. ^ ew York this year. en’s Assoclatlpn; last night at the At HALE'S SELF SERVE Truman Points to Vital O ff Easily Principles of New DeaP inder same L S ^ J ^ecompantot for the Men- New York, April 12.—(A») From Center y W e use only the tin- home of Mra.; Joseph Griffin of G. I delssohn Male Chorus will be Miss — The mounting controversy Importance to Intel In Nation at Dedica W'esterly Terrace, Hartford. of the Mendelssohn Male Chorus | Heebner who has -erved • / ' wafl the orpanizer and the only • over the Franco government ligent Planning for iVcM’ tion of Hyde Park Est* est quality anti pur pvw ha*l ! this capacity for acv-ial years, Not Veering from Ob- Ointment yOevelop- leader the chorus has ever .l»«“nau. l . ; • — ^ - ^ - { ^_____ " e n Glee Cub fee’.s i and HEALTH MARKET in Spain, which is expected to TALL CEDARS Since March, 1925, he has bi?en American Defenses ed for Burn»\ N o Need tate as National Shrine froud to have this opp-uluruty to reach the floor of the United jectives Laid Down the guiding light behind thl.s fine est ingretlients in work with such a distinguiiHed Nations Security council next O f Surgeon* 8 Knife oiTf^toAtton which will delight Large Washington, April 12*-^ (/P) — By Roofievelt a» He Hyde Park. N. Y., April 12. J leader and organization and fee’s Qt. week, was swelled today by filling your prescript locaV attendants at the concert Arrowax 21c Prealdent,TYuman, who once post Or Brushing Removal —(^)— President Trumaff here oft May 6. that the people of Manenester have an exiled Spanish Republican Starts Second Year Bingo Soon after Mr. Burwell assumed an extraordinary opportunity to Fresh Eggs 45c poned atoniic bomb tests in the vowed today to carry^ on hear this chorus here for the first Savul leader’s assertion that Gener- tions. hls duties as choir director and aliaaimo Franco haa 450,000 Pacific, said today these tests are .. ••A "' Washington, April 12—(/P»— Atlantic City, N. J„ April 12.— Franklin D. Roosevelt’s' fight time. tenor soloist In the CDngregaUon- troopa maaaed menacingly on the team of horses struggle to clear away one of 28 telephitoenoles thrown across President Truman piloted Demo- (>P)—Development of a new ‘,‘acld against “ tyranny” abroad OrBnge Hall Gal. of vital importance and he . had Workmen with a t, Lb. Cellophane Bag Fresh Bleach Water French border. been assured the new target dates U. S. Highway No. 1 near Mkehias, Me., in the wake of ohe of the worst spring h H w rda to a deokde. 6ratic political policy steadfastly ointment” for burns, which re- and for the “proj^saive and Ctolma Docnmentar>- Proof would be met. Snow fall'of up to\l6 inches disrupted travel and communications in the area, eastenutK^st part of the left of center t«xlay as he began hla tpovea dead skin painlessly— with humane principles of tha Tomorrow Night He issued a formal statement United States. (AP. wirephoto.) j Walnut or Pecan Meats Dr. Fernando de Ion Bloa, for 'second year in the White House. out need of a surgeon’s knife or New Deal.” Standing “ in rev CCI4TER mer dean of the Unlveralty of on the subject, but without any J------^------^ ^ 23 REGULAR GAMES 25c Gold Dust Cleanser W ith a statement that he stands brushing—was announced today erence” qt ceremonies dedi-' Madrid, one-time ambaaaador to explanation of why he selected this to the American Chemical Society. PHARMACY 7 SPECIAL GAMES Bag 5 9 c Washington and pre-ClvU war particular time to give hls views. solidly behind Federal legislation eating "this hallowed ^>ot” —OM The ointment—for treatment of Roosevelt estate—as a national SWEEPSTAKES Staley cabinet member, told a press con However, Senator Huffman (D- Higher Draft to abolish state poll taxes and to PnfeaaloBal Fharmadata 33 Members of 1942 establish a permanent Fair Em second degree burns--was de shrine on the firat anniversary Of WEEKLY PRIZE ference last night he had docu Ohio) directly introduced a rcsolu All American scribed by Drs, Albert M. Mat Mr. Rooseveiys death, Prasident B. W. Brown, Pharmaclat mentary-proof of the existence to tlon calling for cdhcellatlon of ployment Practice commission, the MONTHLY PRIZE Pkga. president emphaMged he is not tocks and Wilbur A. Lazier of Tniman aaid: Cube Starch Spain of “ an aggreaalve spirit and testa. Age Proposal «g7 MAIN ST. TEL. 4S58 W A R BOND 25 Lb. Bag $1.35 veering from the broad objectives Southern Research Institute, Bir Asks God tor Wlodom an aggreaalve plan agalnat Mr. iivuman said the experi Tojo Diet Hold Seats mingham, Ala. DELIVERY TO BE DRAWN APRIL SI Flour laid down by his predecessor. "M ay Almighty God, who h u France. ments at Bikini atoll should pro At the same time Mr. Truman Easily Wettable Powtler watched over tbto republic aa it "Spain now haa an Arm y aupe- vide information "essential to in Starts Fight They told the chemists, who Renuzit 2 gals. $1.05 scotched any thought of some grew from weakness to strength, I.arge rior to that o f France numerically, telligent planning in the future and complete their 109th meeting to- and perhaps to the quality o f arm southern elements of the party ^ v e us the wisdom to carry on in an evsJuation of the effect of 40 Olber Former Chiiia Political ament, too,” said de loa Rtoe, who that he might be asking fi^litical the way of Franklin D. Room- 2 Lb. Bag 35c atomic energ^y on our defense bers Ketumed on Ba- ( Continued on Page Ten) velt.” arrived here from Paris We»lneB- Vlay to Offer Amend- peac% with them. Prunes establishments.” It was Mr. Truman’s first trip SUNSET REBEKAH LODGE NO. 39 day aa the exiled Republican re Mr. Truman’s reaffirmed sup nienlx^to Prohibit In sis of Final Returns 1n F | | g p | | | e W i d e r to Hyde Park since he Joumsffod . Fresh Fruit and Vegetables gime’s observer at the Security Postponed for Six Weeka port of anti-poll tax and FEPC Presents here a year ago for the burial ot CouncU aeaalons. The first of two testa of the duction of T 8 and All But Six District^!: ^ ^ measures "and all aimllar legisla One Pie Mince Meat bomb against warships was set tion.” came at a crowded White Truman Hits hls predecessor. Breakfast In Hollywood Party He expressed hope the document "The loss whfch America suf to which he referred—suppoaedly origtoslly for May 15. Mr. Tru 19-Year-Old Youths House news conference yesterday. \ Tokyo, A p r il 12. - ^ — Maiichuria fered through the day fight with all our strength.” T o o r^ a lr Will Be Softer and Lowlier No. 2 Can VaMtn Center Cut timony by ■ G e n e i^ Dwight D. trlgentloa aervloe —> and tbera Is NO mileage charge Large Bunch ' agenda last night for consideration tog- pressed forward and 1 have women had won 32. government deputy command to settle. from wide speculation that top Mr. Roosevelt’s domestic policy, ^ With A L -r Eisenhower that v*iuthk under 20 for oirt-«f-9owa iervlee calls! next week immediately after Rus been assured that the present tar All of the 1912 representatives er. informed oorrespondento There had been speculation then berth resignations might follow he continued, was “ a recogniflon LANOLIN PERMANENT — ‘ get dates for the explosions will are “not suital^K’ ak occupation of the basic truth that this gov SERVICE NOW — SALES SOON! sia's demand for dlsmiasal of the re-elected had passed ao examina today. that Mr. Truman was offering a Preaident Truman’s biting blast at Asparagus ernment exists not for the benefit From $7.50 Fresh Radishes Iranian case is disposed. be met. forces. tion of their records but all can Jittle political sugar to the south admirals and others opposing his stms r m urafOHMetm u r m M Mii t t arrw Testa O f Vital Importance 78,000 yplunto^rs In March of a privileged few but for the A full hearing on the Spanish didates elected will be subject to Kalyuan, Manchuria, April 12— ern members o f the party. armed forces merger program. Campheirs issue is assured and at least four •T am to complete agreement The Ken^cftian argued that the Immediate conjecture centered welfare of all the people.” Cold Weaves Hot Oil Treatments Rinses ^ II Large Bunch with the Joint chiefs of staff and Army’s y^a'hpower requirements another check— and possible dia- (JF)— China’s political rift widened "Sole Jurisdiction” With States Mr. Truman linked up hls o v a members are expected tp pteaa qualiflcatipn—befqre they can be Either way. Senator Hoey (D- on whether Secretary of-the Navy the secretary of war aind the *X)Uldyw m*t without drafting perceptibly today in this Com domestic program with the New \ig M 7 tP fC . Cans some means of cracking down on seated. Several of the other 40 Forrestal might decide to quit now Finger Waves Manicures Tomato Soup secretary of the Navy to their view tecpj4gers, asserting that during N. C.) said hls views remain un Deal legislation for which hs saM Fresh Asparagus Franco. They are: former legislators had been dis munist surrounded, machine-gun- changed that poll tax and FEPC instead of waiting until summer, that these tests are of vital im month of March there were Mr. Roosevelt fought, asMitlng: Mexico and Poland, the only qualified by Former Premier Hi- rotected city as Gen. Liang Hwa- are qucatlons over which the and whether Fleet Admiral Chea ji; portance to obtaining information i,000 voluntary enlistments and Same Prtmdplea Apply Campbell’B ^ councU members recognising the deki Tojo's regime and only now heng told ■ correspondents he states have "sole jurisdiction.” ter W, Nimitz, chief ot Naval op IH Wl .tuvt HCMES DAlHifS FOOD STORtS-TiVERHS'RtSIAJRtmS' tor the national defense. as many more are expected in "Those same principles apply to THE CHARMORE Spanish Republican exiles In Paris are returning to politics. would "sweep away" all Commun He told a reporter that Congress eratlons, would request retire 1\ as a govem m e^; Russia, which Without the information fi April. ists in B drive to northern Man ment. Both have vigorously fought legialation assuring full prodne* Dried Evaporated Apples these experiments, designers Party Lineup of Seats has no right to Interfere in either Vegetable or Vegetarian \never haa recognized the Franco Committee opponents of May's churia. the merger. tion and full employment, lcgislJk> BE.AIJTY SHOPPE ships aircraft and military ground By tonight the party lineup of matter short of approving a con- tion for a health program, a aodg) f '^ m e and France, which acts as amendment have contended that The arrival Tuesday of a cease There was no question that Mr. equipment, aa well as our/Xtrate- definitely won seats was Liberals Truman had the gloves o ff when security program, an educatkMial 241 North Main St. Telephone 3043 Soup 2 Cans 27c for*Pie ______. Lb. 49c glsta, tacticians, and nipdical of fire team of American, Commun (Continued on Page rwo) (Qoatlnnsd em Page Twelve)' (Conttnned on - Page Tnelve) 116, Progressives 86, Social Demo he pointedly notified the Navy program, a program to provide ficers will be working tor Ignorance crats 78, Communists three, with ist and government members serv Saturday Night Dance \ • - - / ed only to worsen the situation. where he stood. He fised the words regarding tiiB e ffc c ty o f thla revo three others apparently certain of propaganda and lobbying In speak (Continued On Page Twelve) \ ^ lutionary new , ^^pon agalnat victory: minor parties 39 and In- Liang told a press conference he had received no instructions re ing of*continued opposition, and COMMUNITY HALL HEALTH MARKET naval and o t h e r ^ g e t a not previ- dependehta 72. Sees Possil>le said the public was interested to Jar Atohr Uontrol Five Men Held garding the cease fire team and Bolton lD4hter oualy exposed to it. Thla lineup means an enforced facts instead. Onions declined to diacusa its mission. He Sponsored by ibti Bolton Grange These tes^ which are to the coalition In the House, which Expected To Support Policy !k nature of a^boratory experiment, doubtless will be dominated by a is deputy commander of govern 'Cut in Taxes T h e president told his news con Van Camp’a New England Style - Law^oal Set After Melee Round and Square Dances Chickens i-b. 48c should give us th^ information conservative viewpoint. Many So ment forces in northeast China. ference yesterday that, while in Flashes! Attention;^ Veterans! which ^T'easential. to Intelligent cial Democrats and probably most Ordered Confined to Qaartera dividual Naval officers ’ are en Freak, Tender Pooltry! to the future and an Expressing fear for the safety of Music By The Mello-Tones ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE? of the independents fall into this Doughton Says People titled to voice their'honest opin ( Late Bulletins of the UP) W ire) Pork and Beans Expect Passage by An itibn of the effect of atomic Hartford Police Lieu' category under modern Japanese Communist cease fire team mem- ions. he expected both Navy and Admission 60c, Tax Included. Read Our Listings In Manchester and Vkdnity. irgy to our defense eatabliah- Must Quit Seeking We Have Honses That Are Available Dader the G.I. B|B of Rights. Plump, 5Ieaty niversary of Qoinb- tenant in Hospital; potiUcal conditions. The Socialists, besr, govenhnvnt military auth W ar departmenta to -support the - 1 Lb. and 11 Oz. Can ents.” however, showed surprising orities ordered them confined to unification policy when he, as com BeneOt Bolton Grange Building Fund 21c Woman Loses Life In Fire The resolution introduced by strength. their quarters. The. Reds were Increase in Spending mander-in-chief, once established ing , of Hirosliiin $25,000 Bonds Set Boston, .April 12—(/PV—A second UNION STREET— b o l T o n — Fowl Huffman to bar the teaU waa The Communists' three assured told they could not .go on th^ it. ' tocendlary fire in three days took 4-Boom Houm , electrip Tall Can Araionrfa ' aw , aam ordered to “ lie on the table” which and probable six seats were fewer streets without bodyguards of Washington, April 12— (JP)— Ml TYuman’s sharp words took S-Famlly Honse. 4 rooms , Washington, April Hartford, April 12—(4>)—Five Ughte, running water, fall Freah Ground puts it to a position where any than the 12 conceded them in pre government .soldiers. President Truman's assertion that the life of an elderly woman to Mch apartmeat. Large lot. \ Congress drove to«lay to I n down^ men, three of them Veterans, were bath. Property conririk of 5 Cans KMnator could move at aiqr time election prognostications. This devriopment was .reported,^ "we are on the way toward a bal (fOntinued on Page Two) day, about a mil* from tho Back Handy to bus and shopping Eyaporafed Milk 3 3 iC a law for the domeatlc ocmtrol of each placed under $25,000 bond by acre* of land, located on main ^ tidee it up on the fi*x>r. Home Minister Chuzo Mitsuchi anced budget” prompted Capitol Bay apartment house where eight sectl<>n. Price $8,800. atomic energy by theynrat anni Judge Victor F. Denezzp in police after the Communist leader, MaJ.^ highway, ahont 7 mile* from Hamburg reported to the cabinet that the hill's No. 1 tax authority today to persons phrished, Wednesday. ITie versary of its use fs a military court today. They are accused of Gen. Keng Piao, w ^ a a ld to hsiva Mancheater. Price $7JM)0. nation-wide average vote was 72.3 de^are: t fire occurred as pidice held two Ocean Sptoy _ _ weapon— Aug. .6, participating In a wild flat swing complained thX't^ the Reds were^ EDUCATIONAL CLUB TO LLAND — ' per cent—"generally better than ^^"N<)w. if the people will quit suspects In e a H i» fires. Today’s SklnleHa Chairman MicMslhon (D., Conn.) ing melee last night which aent being spied on by platoclothesmen. Meat Prices TOLLAND— D ^y to Fight expected.” running to Washington for money, Victim was Mrs. C^ra Bowers. 71. Farm, 160 acres, 40 aerea of the specialySenate committee Police Lieut. Michael F, Fd'ran to The government was reported to Presents Cranberry Sauce c«. 17c Not Expected to Alter Trend we can reduce taxes.” who succumbed .kftor ■ Bremen Hllable. Large bafa and 15 Excellent banting lodge— which unanlmusly approved a St. • Francis .hospital in an uncon. have withdrawn the plainclothes- MRS. LEWIS ROSE OF HARTFORD, ON Frankfurts i,i>. 37c The remaining uncounted dis prospect Slim This Year brought her down a uutoer (rooi head of cattle. 8-room house, frithin 25 mUea of Hartford.-’ final drafty o t control legialation Bcious condition. men with an explanaUon that they Boost Urged Wrong Found tricts include -Tokyo’s second and But Chairman Doughton (D-N. her quarters to a South Ehid room all coavenleocea. Including 6-room dweUIng.' Improve- silver Lane yesterdaj^old rep*>rtera he "most The case waa continued until were assigned as guanis, not as “RUSSIA A N D THE U ;N . O.” sizeable districts in Nagasaki. Re C.) of tl>e'pdwerful House Ways ing house. steam heat pnd modem kitch- menta. Groandp conalat of 180 eartatoh^would expect” it to be i^Aprir25 for further inveatigatl<>n. spies. sults there are not expected to al and Means cdftimittee tempered ea. Price $19,000. aerea of land, good timber and No. 2 '/a Can to tlto/atatute books by the annl' Lieutenant Foran,- who sustain Communist'.Attack Repelled Congress Told Ameri " NATHAN HALE AUDITORIUM Sauerkraut Quitik Frosted French Fries ter the- general trend. hls tax-cutting forecast by telling Robbers Escape With $20,009 wood, amall brook. The place * venpy of the bombing of Hiro- Kaltenbraniier OaiitiB ed a skull fracture and multiple A midnight attempt by a band O f the women elected, five-each reporters the prospect is slim for Cranston, R. L, April iS— (/T)— M O ND AY, A P R IL 15, 8:00 P. M. la net off by Itaetf and wonld injuries when he attempted to stop of 120 Communists to enter Kal cans Face Two Billion FARM—VACANT— Reason for Remaining are from the Progressive, Liberal any further reductions this year. Three robbers held up a glil detk make aa excellent bunting ^Aa drawn by McMabem’s cbm- a fight at.,the northeast Corner of yuan— which has sandbag ma BUSINESS MEETING, 7 :30 P. M. and Social Dcsmocratic parties, Mr. Truman, too, cautioned Cost of Living Jump in the oipee of the Cranatoa Loan Wlthla 18 milea of Hartford. hidge or Jnat a apot to go and We Have A ll Kinds of Sardines 32c. Package ^mlttee, the projected control com- As Aide to Himmler State end Market street here, chine-gun posta-and barbed wlm Veterans, yon can buy thla ?0- mat In the oolet of the coun eight from minority groups, one Is against hhsty,action, saying in h|s company, 300 yards front poUee' Admission 25c At Door Or Through Members. miasion woiUd have broader, pow which started when three veterans tanglements—enlivened the situa statement revising previdhs esti headquarters here, this aftemoen Acre Farm, 7-room hooae with try. .Good dirt road to proper In Olive Oil ond Peanut Oik ers than any ever held by a gov begito. to heckle an Arm y colmiel tion. Fifteen mlnuttvs of machine- Washington, April 12—(/P)—Con all Improvements Inelndfaig ty. A goodXny at Rale Price Bulletin! (Continued On Pnge Twelve) mates of the government's fiscal gress, told by OPA that Ameri and escaped with $20,000 to nub- QUICK FROSTED FRUITS ernment agency iq peacetime. was on the operating table more gun and mortar fire followed, after position that the existing tax One o f' the robbers remained em steam heat; bam aad garage, of SSJWO. Must Wait la Line for Action Nuernberg, April 12-riflV— than two.hours this"moiling.' cans face a $2,000,000,000 cost of Emat Kaitenbronner com which government officials re structure'must be maintained "for the sidewalk outside the load for only $800 Down aad ap- On the question o f speedy ac The lieutenant la being examin living Jump, heard a demand from Anchovies and Swedish Herring p la in ^ flushed and aliaklng, Treasury Balance ported the (Tommunists had been the p re s e t."' office, while two others, oat proxinmtely $40.00 per month SOUTH COVENTKY— INCLUDE:, ' / tion, however, Uie committee's ed further to determine the seri ohe of Its own committees today - repelled without loss of life. They "Vve are well on the high road ma.sked and the other armed, ea* with your O.I. loan. Price Near Coreatry Lake — a on tha witness stand today that meat prices be boosted $760,- SINCE 1915 bill must wait to line for Senate ousness o f Hia head injuries. said the gUy was surrounded by to full peacetime production," the tered add forced ,\ssuhta Maggia-' $8,000. good buy for a "O. I. 4-Bonm " in Jars. against "eonatant Insults” af Washington, April 12— iJP)—The 000.000 a year. (xmalderatloh behind such mesa Charged with assault, aggravat (Communists. ' president said, adding: coma, 23, to lie on the fioor, while Year *fkomid Cottage. Electric Penchet, Pears, Rhubarb, Grape ter a U. S. proaecntor had ac- position of the Treasury April 10; Price Administrator Paul Porter ures aa extension of price control ed assault and resistance were ReceipU, $101,051,171.20; ' ex T h e Re*is further vexed govern- "It is the aim of our fiscal they rifled the« safe and cMb llghta, tunning water, full and approval o f the Britiah loan. cosed him of lying. OoL iohn thrM veterans: Dqnato J. Rocco. voiced the living cost prediction VALLEY STREET- PremierR^gvuaava Pnra« aaam H. Amen la ta ^ the point penditures, $119,501,774.02; bal^ -policy to balance the budget for in protesting amendments tacked drawers. They overlooked 81.900 WM. DICKSON & SON bath. Large lot. Lofdted on fruit, Sliced Apples, ApplesniiCe, But It has been promised a spot 27, u d two brothers. John H ig (Continue on Pago Tcn^ Veterans please aote, that hard anrlheed road. Priee when the former ohM of the ance, $21,813,481,818.75. 1947 and to retire national debt on to the pending bill to grant OPA In one cash drawer. Phones: 2-0920 or 5329' on the fibor as soon as possible gins, 23 and James Higgins, 25, In boom times sucji as these. In for only $200 Down and: ap $4,800. Can he arranged with 46 Oz. Can A sharply different control MU German eeearity poUee denied all of this City. Also held and another year of fife beyond June • ♦ ■ Grapefruit Juice Apricots, Tangerines and Others. our,.P|eaent fight agalnat inflation, 30. Aware Prisoners Clubbe*) proximately $20.00 a month yonr G. I. BtU of Rlghta. has cleu^ the House mUltary the gennineneea of the ftolten- charged with breach of the peace yon can buy from ns a (4) bmnner felgnatnre on a totter fiscin^finlicy has a vital role to Meanwhile, the House Agricul- London, April IS.— (ipi — piree Exterior - Interior Pointing committee but has been stalled tor in connection with the riot were -play. A continuation of our pres 4-Roora Apartment House un ELLINGTON— months in the powerful Rules to the mayor of Vienna rcdapl twn brothers, BYank Chiarizlo, 37, ture committee by unanimous vote witnesses testified before a United Tetanus Toxin Isolated ent policy, which, is t o maintain instructed its chairman, Represen- States Army court martial today der your O X BUI of Rights. Route 88— A Real Farm— The Best Variety of the Best 'committee m that chamber. It tag to aa order that Jews he of 86 Market street and JosephJtJaeph C. I Tongerine Nectar the existinjg .tax structure for the tatlve Flannagan (D.. Va.). to.offer that certain oflioers at the Llch- and Decorating .. s Paperhanging Handy to schools, bos and 100 acres. aB (dear. Owner seems Uksly nqw that the House BM v^ to labor aad death Ctoiarixlo, 30, also o f Hartfora. shopping seetloa. If Interestad camps. present, and to avoid nonessen an amendment to the OPA bill field detention camp knew tk ^ not able to earry (m. Large Quality 'Is JUways Found At wUl vnlt tor the Senate to acL Heckled and Moleated ~ In Pure Crystal Form tial expenditures, is the best fiscal Workmen Covered By Compensation and Public Liability In a home ana a good tav e ^ ' home with all coaveatoneea. eEmphaslsee C iv ile Control The disturbance started, accord eliminating all meat subeldles and soldier prisoners 2S;^47c contribution we can make to eco requiring an equivalent Increase to ;.clnbbed and that som efl^a th y Insurance. meat at this reasonable dgnm Dairy bam with cenwnt ata- After five months of hearings , Nuernberg, April 12— ($•)— Emat ing to police, when Col. Charles A nomic stability.” price crilifTgs. | Joined In the bMttoga Tha wiL call ns. ble. Located ra mabi highway I The Health Market! and deliberation, the Senate com Kaltenbrunner concluded hla teati- Pfeifer, coinmanding officer at aeveland,^ April 12—(>P)—tet- ♦ Valuable Protective Agent Lower Federal Deficit Meat subsidies now amount to i nesses, appearing in .the trial oi, within 10 mflea of Hartford. Smwweet nony before the International Mil the Avon Old Farms convalescent By treatment uith formalde- ZSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS mittee brought out its measure anus toxin, *a poison described aa Mr. Truman reported that the about $750,000,000 a vear. 1 Sergt. James M. Jeaes, Mofkyaa. Many paaaiblllttea. Priced fot which emphaslxes civilian control itary tribunal today with' the hoapital for blinded soldiera, waa # 1 .U-* hyde. the toxin is transformed into MANCHESTER OREBN being so powerful that an ounce ^ highly valuable protective agent Federal deficit for the fiscal year Packers Critical of Subsidies | Okla.. a gnard at the camp wha hi ghiek Mie: 817,500. “ il.'W Green Stamps Given AVith Cash Sales! of the trejnondous new power statement that he remained in hls heckled and moleated when he left SECTION—OFF Prune Juice Job os lieutenant to ^ Hbinrich could kill the entire population of against lockjaw, and one of the ending June 30 now is expected to Packeia have been critical of the , charged »rilh assault on PORTER^ S’TBEET— source, but gives the mili the Regal theater with his wife, be $7,000,000,000 below the - Janu said such beatings at COVENTRY- tary services full opportunity to Himmler "beitouse 1 considered It daughter amt another young worn the United States, has been isoiat- reasons for its production in pure suhaidies and have blanied OPA Owner occapW 7-Boom Sin ary estimate—or a total of about were "common ka^lcdc*.’* Quaker appeal to the president any action my duty to stay and fight the an ed to pure crystalline form. West- form was to secure c toxoid free regulatiooB for moat shortages and CtMUitry Home, 5 • Itoom $21,700,000,000. Receipts are run black market ojperations. • * • gle. dust likr new srlth at- or lack of aetton oh the part of wrong after 1 found out what con Colonel’.Pfeffer said .that after em Reserve university rejwrted from side reactions; Dr. PiUemer tached garage. Hoi water heat Dwelling. NOW VACANT. ning $4,300,000,000 higher than Thus the legislation to continue Given" Indeterminate SeateaM the Atomic Energy commission. ditions existed.” the three inen, said by police to be today. aaid. with oil iMiraer. Large Bvtag All Improvementa except heaL pk(. 10c estimated, and expenses $2,600,- OPA another year will come before Philadelphia, April I W J Puffed Wheat Adpatoistratirp centrbl would be That declaration capped a reci Donato and the two Higgins The school said Dr. Louis Pllls- IxKkJaw toxoids made from im CaU S141 room with Breplaoe. Good f$ped B a n aad garage. 20 aerea 000,0()0 lower. the House for,debate Monday, ex Emilia Sobko. 22-year-old tal in which the former chief of pure cultures often produce side _ f o r — toad. WtthiB 20 milea of Hart The J W H A U CORR vested in that five-member com brothers, began pushing him mer, assistant professor., of InV' His new report eatimated that from CUntoa (N. J.) refon lot. Price $14,M$. Terma the Oerman security police sought munochemlatry, and two graduate Ultoeas. ploding with taauea on meat and ford. Pries $8.00$. MANCMBSTM COHN* mission, appointed by the presi around, be w ^ e d up State street expenditures during the fiscal year pleaM gnUlF. Arranged. to depict hlmaelf aa a man with to summon sn officer. students, Jdlsa. Ruth C. W ittier Dr. PUlemer said only minute many other foods, fibres and indus dent subject to Senate approval. will amount to about $64,700,000,- W heaties 2pkii. 23c out executive power and even In the meantime tbs disturb and Donald B. Orosaberg, had iao- amounts would be necessary to set trial products. It would have complete control 000. O P A ’a Porter, in a letter to over the production, ownership without knowledge of the Oesta- ance bad spresiL 8-lc George B. • dated the toxin at the university’s up immunity in humans against lockjaw, which kills 80 per cent of Doughton said "the president’s, Ghairman Spence (D., Ky.) of the CITY CAB ALLEN REALTY COMPANY and uaa tSt fissionable materials po’a reign of terror. It, was a Perodeau said he Joined in the InsUtute of Pathology. the State statement reads good where House Banking committee, said 180 CENTER STREET ’ TELEHONB 5108 long-winded narrative which Lord' fight when he saw an Army colonel It represents the first lime a its victims and causes 1,000 to from which atomic energy is de- — I I — v' Wemea for SAFE, COURT^US DRIVERS bacterial toxin has been isolated 2,000 deaths to the United States inaatlaned on Pass Taal AU Llaea of laanraaiw. and crystallized, ths school said. annually. (Coattansd oa Pass Tea) OPEN ALL NIGHT IMrcct Wires — Trf*m Hertford S-74M — From WlltlntMtte 165 AdvertiBB in The Henild— U Pnyi iCegttnaed em W in TwsL (Coattaued oa Wse TweKa) . (OedttMsd ea Pace Twsivs). IfANCmSTER EVENINO BERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 12,1940
niiuncement ye.steiilay. < When a I>orts represented Forrestal as In W.IU be cUm ued by the presenta experience and raukiciimship that oratorio and cantata work. One of reporter naked abf*iit the Chicago Truman Hits tending to remain In office ubtll Noted Soloigt tion of Dudley Buck's Lenten he possesses. Beacher C. BurtCh his biggest achievements was to a OCOUNTINO 8KRV1CE Truinan Holds remark, the Preaident aald he about July 1, the lieglhnlng o< the B iiir Cam pany H onors Cantata, "The Story of the Cross” of Chicago formerly of the New help organize "The American A ir knew that wfla coming and waa new governmental fiscal yghr. by the Senior Vested Cho^r of 40 York Metropolitan Opera and line Glee Chib of New York City.” Fiaandal Statements Center church extends a warm, ready for It. At Admirals; By colnlcidence, a bill/Mr. Tru To Sing Here voices assisted by four solo artists Russell Allen Walker of New York B ookeepin g Policies Left He pick d \ip a typed atateinent man signed w’lthln the last few at 7:30 o’clock in the evening in City were hta voice instnictom welcome to all who are Interested Took W hat’s Baci !MI Oak S lrf*! Payroll and pir>eeeded to vend It. weeks makes It poaaiblo for Nlm- Its 25-Yoar Em ployees the sanctuary of .the church. and coaches. Mr. Lundberg has in sacred music to attend. 1316 itz to retire from service at full Ralph Lundberg, baritone solo sung on many of the networks offering of the evening will be Tda^hMir 1971 Taxes “ I have not changed my poaitlon VlVavv Silent From Ceil ter pay, upon his own choosing and at' Ralph Lundberg Takes ist of Pittsfield, Mass., will as and appeared In many concerts In added to the Postwar Emergency Auto Kndir and on Federal antl-po^J tax legiala- John S. C. NIcholIs A Co. tlon." the. Preaident rend in a flrin his own time. The provision is con Part of Pilate Sunday sume the role of Pilate, this is cities of the East. He sang for a Fund, *a moot noteworthy Institu Fendei Kepaiiing (OaatlBued tram One>^ (CantiaiMd from Page Une) tained In a new law covering the Watches Are Presented perhaps the heaviest part of all season with the Chicago Civic tion. a Hendee R4., MaackMtOT voire. "I am atlll In favor of Fed- A N N E X TO LifiUEngagement Aatn Painting Tel. t-1SI9 ernl leg lain t Ion. T voted for dpi retirement of fleet admirals and By Head of Nursery At Center Church > giving Mr. Lundberg the oppor Opera Company, waa baritone Rtitutlonal amendment^^ view ture on thia laaue In the Senate dnd the Navy department completely generals of the Army. NEW ENOLATO HOTEL tunity to use his voice to its full soloist at the First Congregational The tljM of s propeller at top SlmonlKtug by aurpriae. But lights burned held widely by aouthernrrb. I would do ao again if I Were a acn- The pre.sldential vdow.s on mer Routes 6 and 44 •— Bolton The Palm Sunday services at est degree. He Is well qualified by church In Great Barrington. speed often surpass the speed of long Into-the evening last night In Cbncem to Nine at Pepper pi-omlaod a new effort to ntot.” ger opposition eame when he was TeL U2S or SSlk tbs Center Congregations! church the splendid background of study. Mass., where he did considerable sound. fC'Iotuie l.s Senate pcoeediire by the “ topalda," offlcera of the Navy a.aked aboiit the far-reaching uni Gmntry Club Party Headquarters building. Forreatal. which debate la limited on a bill fication bill recommended by a w who had been ill at his home for Senate Military-aubcommlttee af FLOOR iH O W a movA certain to bring a proaram- hod an eventual Vote is forced If several days, had no Immediate The C. R. Burr A Company held two-thirda-of the aenatora preaent ter months of preparation. comment. The aame went for the Mr. Truman aald he had read the Every Saturday Night .^ta mlA-ahlpplng aeaaon party last agree.to Invdke the rule). uniformed high command. Mr. Tiiinnan Went on to aay that bill, that it had a lot Of good points OPEN EVERY NIGHT W evening at the Manchester Coun However, the eapita4 .was liken but he was not passing upon leg A he favorfa-atate action, holdlpg that Choice Liqaors • Sunday Dinners try Chjb. Fifty-two were nerved there la nd contradiction between ing the apparent tension between islation until Congreaa had acted White House and Navy high com a roaat bbef dinner. George Harris, It and Federal action. He men upon it. Catering To Banquets, vioe-prealdeht, acting as toast- tioned that de.yeral atatea had mand to the atralnad relations Reporters inquired whetjiar the which existed between the presi Wedding Parties, Etc. m u ter, gave kh inspiring address abandoned auch lertea In what he Navy would be allowed to contloue on “ Employer-Employee. Rela dent and Hapdld L. Ickas before the to fight unification. Mr. Truman called *‘a atep forward." latter steppe out as secretary of tions.” Topco^^^^ Saying Federal conalder.it Ion replied It waa not Justified In mak DANCE TO THE TUNES OF Watches Are Preneojed 5 Piece All Steel interlor..dn the hot dispute over ing a fight after he announced hl.s may have atlmiilnted rtate action, the nomination of Edwin W. Pau Four hundred and sixty years of dedsloo In favor o f unification. he added; ley, 4o be undersecretary o f the DANNY DAjMIELS AND HIS BAND service were represented by for "F o r example, while we were Then he-lit Into admirals and oth ^ v y . ty-two employees, nine, of wnich praaalng for Federal action oh fair ers who atlU oppose the dan. had over twenty-five years of con BRIDGE SETS! Navy View Preaeated EVERY WED., FRI. AND SAT. NIGHTS employment practice Ieglalatl<^ Senator Thomaa (D -Utah), head tinuous service. Hamilton and El aeveral atate* and a number/'^ One of the latest public state- of the special aubcommltteO which gin watches were presented by munletpalitlea have adopted ' falf. menta by a high ranking Naval drafted the merger bill, later not Charles Bun, president of the employment practice acta. * ^offlcer on the merger subject waa ed that both NImttz and Forrestal company, ai gifts of appreciation "Federal leglalution and atate made in Cleveland only Monday had been called in to help ahape for loyal service to the following $ legialation ahotild aupplement one by Vice Admiral P. N. L. Bellinger, the unification measure, along twenty-five year employees; 15.95 another wherever pOaalWe. I am member of the Navy'a General with Secretary of War Robert P. Carrie M. Johnson, Luigi Das- in favor of both Federal and atate board. Patterson and Gen. Dwight Eiach- TODAY conio, Robert D.ouglas, M. L. action on antl-ipblf tax legialation. Bellinger asserted in an address bower. Army chief of staff. Balch. J. A. Storm, George S. Har Miss Mavis RoOlaa Yes, We Are Fortunate FEPC and aM similar legialation.” that “ our country can be strong \ y' "We will not have a departmen SAT. and SUN. ris, Merle Tyler, Charles Yurkshot You’ll welcome back thi.«tpopular favorite... And. the Pi-eaident concluded, only by maintaining a Navy that la tal contest over the bill," Thomas and B. L. Ginn. Mr. and Mm. Robert D. Hike o f that ougiit to clear the matter up. strong and that la untrampled in To Be Able To sturdy lasting steel card fable and 4 comfort predicted to newsmen. "It is not TWO TOP NOTCH HITS Arrangements for the party 81 Foxcroft Drive announce the ItJi program to remain so.” He also an Army bill or a Navy bill phd were made by Mm. Florence Caron engagement of their daughter. able chairs. Entire set folds for hide-away said "It would be fhtal, for exam TO-NIGHT I'm certain moat opposition will and Mm. Mary Mullaney. Miss Mavis Rollins, to John 8w«n- Offer Some storing between games. Seats of chairs ple. to bring kbout ah administra disappear after It la studipef.” ' FIRST »1ANCHESTER SHOWING leatherette upholstered.. .also the table top. fim fidriraw tive reorganisation that would al son. Seaman 1-c, U. S. Navy, son low the Army to curtail Naval use CRIME TAKES A HOLIDAY WITH of Mr. and Mm. John Swanson of Choice of ivory, red or brown. 4//-VIMTASU of land-based planes, or empower Reimers Appeffnted Bolton. - iju u m v i some other group to ban Navy ex AtoTii (Control #ILLIA1H JEAN Ca«tt»«- IMS •**? Miss Rollins will graduate front perimentatlon with atomic rock SUITS and POWELL — >n— ARTHUR Social Work Dean Manchester High school In June. ets."- Open Thnra. NIGHTS — CloMd Wod. Aftemoonti. f ln k s v u x I.aw Goal Set Seaman Swanson attended Man Open Other Days From 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Up until yesterday, all recent re- chester High school until he Joined ^THE EX-MRS. BRADFORD^' the Navy last summer. He is now (UontiBoed from Page One) storm, April 12— (/P)—John. A. TOPCOATS ALSO Reimem of the School of Social stationed at the New London-sub TALL CEUAK8 marine base. 24 HOUR SERVICE rived, end would be responsible THIS EXCITING COMEDY RErlSSUE . Administration, Ohio State univer for programs of information, pro sity, has been appointed dean of No date has been set fo r the For Easter Dress Up CALL BINGO duction. research and develop GINGER ROGERS — DOUG FAIRBANKS^ JR. In the Unlvcmlty of Connecticut wedding. // School of Social W ork which will 6 2 X V ment. offer Its flm t coumes in the col MANCHESTER TAXI CO. TONIGHT Three consultative committees HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME' Preprtelni Alteattoa lege year that starts next Septem would be provided to work with the ber. To Every Call ORANGE HALL commission. WASHING MACHINES Professor Reimem will Join the One would be a military 11.11800 REPAIRED - A1.L MAKES Unlvemlty of Connecticut staff in committee which could appeal to 10 Team’ Experience! June to complete preparations for Men*s and Young Men*s the Preaident through the W ar and Reasonable Ratee! the opening of the school. Ground Nav'y secretarioa. work has been laid by a faculty A aecond advisory group would "DONT TOSS A COIN A. B«;EWER be composed of nine scientific and committee headed by Dr. James H. Telephone 2-0M9 or 2-0348 Barnett, professor of sociology. SPORT COATS and technical experts, and the third ANNOUNCEMENT would be a Joint congressional com ABOUT IT" President Albert N. Jorgensen mittee of nine senators add nine who announced the selection of. the Just Make Sure You Arc There dean today, said the School of So House members. SPORT PANTS M ■ cial Work will be on the graduate - ^ RE-OPENING OF The measure would set up strin TOMORROW NIGHT FENDER AND gent controls to fnake sure that no level. It is planned to be a two- To Sec year school, leading to a master’s KEN'S DRIVING SCHOOL one gets material or factlitlea for BODY WORK making an atom boihb. The com degme. Only the flmt year’s work By Former State Motor Vehicle Inspector TAK€ mission could distribute fiasionable 'THINK WHILE will be. offered at the start, and SOLIMENE A FLAGG material for use In research, medi plana am to add the second year APPOINTMENTS: CALL 8315 in the fall ot 1947. INC. cine and the like only In amounts 634 Oeatet SL EsL Sin v ' V ‘ Sturdy '' insufllelent to produce an atomic BETWEEN 5 AND 9 P. M. DAILY YOU DRINK" Brazilian To Visit State weapon. . I When and If the time comes Afanchestcr's Favorite Musical Quiz! LEARN TO DRIVE THE EASY WAY! and Hartford, April 12.— — Fer when commercial or industrial itse GET IN ON THE FUN — AND PRIZES! of atomto energy Is deemed prac nando Eda^rd Lee, Brazilian indus USED CARS OR tical. the commission will have trialist, wiOl be a Pan-American Comfortable power to license auch uses, but Music Ky the Week visitor to Connecticut next NEW CAR only after Congress has had a 90- Monday and Tuesday, the Inter- day . period to consider the social American Center of the State De CALIFORNIA / and eopnomic consequences of auch Casa Madrid Orchestra velopment Commission announced $4.25 an action. today. BUYER On the President’s orders, the WILL PAY 8200 Aad lokea To Speak At Peace Rally Supierfluous H air Renui commission would produce atomic Ov ' book value for Fords, ived weapons and tqm them over to the DEPOT. SQUARE GRILL Chevrolets, Plymonths and armed forces livsuch numbers aa 14 Depot Square Telephone 3835 New Haven, April 12.— Har Cadillacs. Permanently — Painlessly — Safely! Wlag Tip he directed. 'rna bill would not old L. Ickes, former secimtary of Oxferd In ban military research on atomic QUALITY WINES — LIQUORS— BEE^ the interior, will speak at a peace $4.95 rally at the New Haven arena on KROL MOTORS FREE CONSULTATION Brown Cnlf weapons. Specializing In Pizza and Spaghetti ^ To inaure security of >l^e nation’s M ay 14, sponsored by the Con 653 Center Street ★ TELEPHONE 2-1264 ★ interests, the measure \provldes necticut Independent Committee of PHONE 2-1060 stiff penalties— up to S20.0M fine the Arts, Sciences and Professions. For rompidg and playing all throui^ Spring and Summer and 20 years Imnrisonmentv^or Miss Rena Hedern^s dissemination of infprmanon . . . these roomy-toed, sturdy f» lf shoes! Made ex V- placed ta a restricted category p pressly for the spirited lives of young boys and girls. the commission. ’The heUviesi Bjrown only. penalties would be resei-ved for / FLIP AND HIS ELECTROLYSIS SALON those whose Intent waa to Injure ROOM 15 - RIIRINOW Ol.DG. 843 M AIN ST. WE CARRY NARROW WIDTHS. the Uirited States or secure an ad ^NNECTICUT WRANGLERS \ vantage^ to a foreign nation. Crushed Beneath Truck VISIT WEfiBNER^S Tolland, April. 12—fd*)— Joseph Mercler, 42, of Charter Oak place, THENE Stetson Hats \ ▼ ▼ SHOE STORE Hartford, waa killed yesterday MenV Fancy Socks 825 Main StrMt Manchaatar when he was crushed beneath Attention/ Veterans! truck as a jack slipped while he ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO LIVE? waa changing a tire. Mercler, o . GRILL WE HAVE A GOOD $7.50—$10-00 35c - 39^!^45c - 65c Read Our Listing* In Manchester and Vicinity. - repalntaen employed by a Hart 30 OAK ST. TE L. 3894 We Have Houses That Are Available Under the G.l. Bill of Rights. ford Tire company, died of a frac- ASSORTMENT OF PalK « \ turad skull. Dr; Leonard W UNION STREET— BOLTON— Levine. Ellington medical exam OTHER HATS . \ 4-Room ^ House, electric iner, rieported. TONIGHT! S-Famlly Houne. 4 rnoms each apartment. IJirge lot. lights, rqnning water, full Boys’ Suits 32.50 35.50 36.25 5IEN’S ANKl.ETS 29c to 6.5c pr. Handy tn ‘bus and Khopping bath. P'mperty consists nt 5 ★ ★ ★ acres of land, toeated on main Modem and Oid-ftaUm section. Price 3.1.800. / highway, about 7 miles from **h*t Four Star Entertainment r a Manchester. Price S7..10O. DANONG TOI.LANO— EVEBT SATOBDAT HlOffT! With Arrow Sport Shirts Farm, 160 acres. 40 acres TOl.I.AND— * City View Dance Hall FLIP — VIC — BOB HARPO ^ A N D TEX llllahle. I arge Inira and 1.5 Kvcellenl hiinllng' hHlge— / Koeiwy BtfceC ■lead of rattle. 8-ri>nm house, tvitliin. 2.'^ miles of H »rif«rd. naatgan’n OtobeMra AND “YODELING" ALICE M^Y $2.25 - $2.43 - $2.50 all conveniences. Incliidinci 6-rootn dwelling. Improve Homy Spliiln, Pnapter steam heat and modem kitch ments. Gron"d« eonstsf of t$d Tune In SUUon W8PR (1270 K ^ ) en. Price $10,000. acres of land eoed MoihJir and - Wednesdays — 10 to 10:80 P. M. wood. smnM h-ook Th"-oh»ee FAK.M—VACA.NT— Is set off hv lft“ M 'lod w.'iild Store p WINES, LIQUORS, BEERS miller an evcellenl hnntln'" Within 18 mllrs^of Hartford. lod'-e or lust n kpol to go and \e(emnsi von can buy this '10- rest In the nniet. of the eoun- s ■ NO COVER------— ----- .NO MINIMUM •\rre Farm, 7-room house ivllh fry. GoofI di-f road to nmoof. FwjCoat ;tll Improveiiicrts .liicloding •tv $ mod huv Bf Silo Prior r- neumUil I'MB — klTilHEM Tliri' steam h'lit; hitrn and garaxr. of S8 .ViO. i NOW PLAYING • DAILY LUNCHEONS — 05c for only $000 Ikm-n and ap- (Msivimately 340.0D per month SOl'TIl (’OVENTRV— At Burton's ailli vour G.l. loan; ’ Price Near Foventrv tjih- — a tS.OOO. good buv for a G I. f-Ria>m 'Arrow Sfiorti Veor -‘Rci^nd f'oft.-ee Eleo'rir diAu|wedl w * LATE STAGE SHOWS SI»T. L. S U N , at I \ AL1.EV STRKF.T— lights, ninnlnc water, full hath; Large lot. I.oeafert on Because AdvGnthfrtA 70c-$1.15 Veterans please note, that hard surfaced road. Price TODAY for only $*JW Down and ap 31..500. Can he nrrae ELLINGTON— o t ovtvw*5’.9B ••• SUN. - MON. AND TUBS. dcr your OJ Rill of Rights. Route 9S—\ Real Fann— coata. Hapdy 'to schools, bus and' 100 acres.' all clear. Owner Woven Shorts Children’a shopping sectlnn. It Interested Here's a two-piece fashion by Mimit not able to carrv on. la rg e • Completely moth-proof. Ore-proof and Coat and Sllp-on In a home an>- a good invest- house with alt conveulences. ul& XM/UUt/ iti ‘( k a C iM/*t4UlVi..>.« especially designed to play up your feminine Men^s Ties nient at this reasonable figure, Dalnr ham with cement sta , burglar-proof. 70c-92e-99c Men'a Fig Leaf call os. charms . . . with its'very new pocket-ppulf, ble. Located on main hfghwnv within 10 nilles mt Hartford. apple blossom buttons, and touebes of fresh Sweaters All New Spring Patterns • Your coats are stored in below-freezing Union Suits MANC^RBSTER GREEN $lanv poasIkiliHes. Priced (ft temperatures to arrest moth and larvae white lace. Of fine rayon crepe by BEIXUNO. SECTION-^FF snick sale: $17,800. MeR*f E eit Ha'' development. $3.00 to $4.50 55c-$l-$l.5d FORTER .iTREET— Owner occupied 7-Room Sin CO V E N TR y— \ BRIEFS 65c 92c gle. Jhst Uk< new witb at Conntry Horae, S > Room (U v • Cold A ir Blower equipment keeps constant EXaUSIVRY AT tached garage. Hot wafer heaf Dwelling. NOW VAUANY atream of air circulatinraround your coat. with oil bnrner. ^ Ijir g f Hying All Inaprovementa except a-**-*- room with fireplace. Gnn«l Maed Bam aad garage. to Children's Polo Shirts loL Price $14,000. Terau land. Witkin to miles nf Hai ^ ^ o Your Coat Carrieig Year ’Round Insurance. ford. Price $tJNW. tuAe. uti Long or Short Arranged. Sleeves • Storage Chargee Start At 82.50 for First $1.25 81Q0 Valuation. ALLEN REALTY COMFAN' .PLUS ia$ CENTER STREET^: ROY ROGBRS in Advertiae in Tbe Herald— It Pays AB Linen o f Inanraam, Inclndlag Life “ DONT FENCE MB IN ” ; f ' • ; FOOTWEAR FOR THE FAMILY OIraet Wtrra — From Hartford t-74$i —
- V. -j " t >.. 1 X-' • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C»N N . JEIDAY, APRIL 1 2 ,1 9 g MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN, FRIDAY. APRIL 1 2 ,194ft ways a line selection of steaks, for housing In each community; the principal address at the dedi nlversary this evening. There will "Detcrniinatlon of the present chops, roasts and chicken and othar by Capt. A. G. Ford who is retir be a pot-luck supper aeryed prior Rainbow Club good things to eat. prepared by New London Will ing the following day as .superin Last Class Will cation exercises of the World War Baldwin Gives and potential capacity of the home chefs who are really artists. Tou tendent of the training school to n memorial, anil Commodore H. WANTED ~ g ar fl^Rooaa Hewa. Bm I j P PockvilJe to the miMting. Charter Members' building Industry in each com Night and annual RoU Call Night MS bid familiar namps on the FLASH! accept an executive poaition with H. Dreany, assistant commandant Hartford or Maaekester, oot over |Y.8Mt^ munity and the requlremenU for menu that taka on new epicurean Note Anniversary the Maritime commission. Be Gracliiatetl of the U. 8. Maritime service, will will also be observed at this time. Housing Plan an adequate program; Popular Spot 8 to 18-Roem Bouae, good reeldeattal dlO'^ Liens Filed deUght when prepared by the Governor Baldwin, chairman of be the graduation speaker. "Practical assistance by the Rainbow Club chefs. i m e r triet. Maaekeatar. largo 'lal^ aot ooar bnior Honbrs Town Tax Collector Francis Connecticut State Housing au [A V A R D D COLUMN New London, April 12.—(4)— the Honorary Tercentenary com New London, April 12.— — 818,088; 4 to S-Boen Hooee. 1 acre Rupprccht has filed lleha on 28 thority, with the cooperation of Bolton's Ultra - Smart Floor shows are gestured evefy East Hartford New Lofidon. Connecticut’s busiest mittee, will deliver the principal The Fort Trumbull Maritime Relief Packages Delivered Nine-Point Program In- Saturday night and have made a 47S Connecticut Boulevard port,' officially opens Its 300th an address on the occasion. goad repair, modem, not ovto $18488. ^ pieces of property on which taxes the Connecticut Construction Ma iHne and Dance Place • Prices of many commodities are Servlep Officers’ Training school Are Awarded for the year 194* were not paid, tendetl to Meet Emer terials and Builders committee, to decided hit. There is a change in PRESENTS By Morrie Laadsberg niversary celebration April 30 'Tannounced today that ^ e last Hartford, April 12—(4)— Miss BUYERS WAITING! floor show acts each Saturday to SubMag For Hal Boylh ! more than 1(X) timea what they with ceremonies honoring a native Genevieve Cowles, artist and in accordance with the law. This the home building industry in each Is Ibargely Attended To Discuss School Bus Law «ass under the school’s wartime FOR'SALB — RoUdkig Lot a t Boltoa is one of the smallest lists in gency Needs in State community for launching, with tha provide utmost variety. The ball T/ie Popular Seoul. April 11—(4V-Koree’s ' were in 1937. Koreans complain son who captained the first steam training program would be gradu social worker here, said ,j(eeterday eynthia Hyde of least possible delay, an adequate room is now open every night In tcotuHnic plight probably la unique that they ere going up every day. propelled vessel to cross the At ated A p^ 30 coincident with that 18 of 20 packages sent by her Lake, alee oae at Ooveatry Lake. many years. They're Peking them In these the week with the daUce band on tmong war dislioicated countries'of The Military govemm«nt saye it lantic. Hartford, April 12—(4)— Judge Vacation NoHoe Posted Hartford, April 12—(4^— A home building program for Con Henry H. Hunt. Legislative coun ceremonies '^^honorlng Fort TPum- to be evidence that relief packages 266 HIGH ST., Wept Is Announc- nights at the'-Rainbow Club Ball hand each Wednesday, Friday and he Far East. ie doing everything it can to At ceremonies in Moses Rogers bull men who have died in the sent to that country are being Vacation notices were posted in nlrie-polnt housing program for necticut." Saturday. BILL JOHNSON Not a battleground ItMlf, this cil administrator, said that the TELEPHONE 8888 HENRY ESCOTT AGENCY ledictorian room, according to Manager Sam e'abilize them. square, officers and men of the state school bus law would be dis service. "safely and expeditiously’’ deliv air of the mills of the M. T. Stevens Connecticut was announced yes Aloiaio. The ballrpom, annex to Sam Aloiaio, genial host a t tha And HU Orcheitra little nation nevertheless has suf In an analysis of the economic Fort ’Trumbull Maritime Service Governor Baldwin will deliver ered. A Sons Company in Rockville on terday by Governor Baldwin, who the New England in Bolton can ac Rainbow Club Ballroom is known fered. Few Koreans are sorry that situation; Dr. Al.efl Loren, .econo Officers’ Training school will pre cussed at next Wednesday's meet [.^(Speclalt Thursday stating that the fac Baldwin Discusses commodate 500 • people nicely but all over Central Connecticut, hav Every Wed., Thurs.^ Fri. and Sat. Japan’s surrender overturned their mic adviser to the military gov sent the city a newly erected mon ing here of the qouncll. He said said it waa Intended to meet emer •oonomy. But the U. S.-Russlan oc there are "one or two things which daughter of tories would close from Friday, gency housing needs and provide on many occasions recently aa ing at one time conducted the res ernor, attributed inUatlcn not only ument of Capt. Moaes Rogers. Hyde, of June 28 to Monday. July f, giving Housing Problems many as 200 people have had to be taurant In the basement of Par DANCING EVERY NIGHT cupation that came with It haa to the huge inciease in currency The presentation will be made could be improved’’ in, the law. all employees a vacation at that for ultimate conetructlon of per turned away. son’s Theater, Hartford. His Lemon proved a definite hardship. hut to a scarcity of goods, aitd a named a a '^ e vale- manent homes for veterans' fami There is a reaaon for the popu Juice Cocktail Mix has been used > Wc Cater To Wadtling Parties and Banqueta No Way Of Faying time. Korea wants to buy from number of aubsid.ar.y factors. m of the graduating clasa Dance Tonight lies and "hardship cases jjf non Hartford, April 12—
l l against------Howard-- S. -Palmer------Daniels and his band. Ever since rea grows rice chiefly and nobody Deposits Withdrawn 12. Jamlea Burke’s average for et al. li-ustee of the "New Havep’^ State Housing Administrator Charles Keats, publicist for the is talking about exporting that four years is 94.04. . _A.SS..J -A.** AnStSiA Prentice White, who returned this committee, reported that it went the grand opening the band has He said the people imagined the railroad. \n s settledJiy the court been gaining widespread favor commodity when there isn’t enough y Joint InstalUtlon at the scsMnn1811 of the Tolland Coun week from conferences In Wash OP record aa favoring a strictly to feed all of the people at home. banks would be closed and with David Trapp will be installed aa ty Superior Gpurt on Thursday In Ington with Wilson Wyatt, Fed limited agenda in the event a with Rainbow Club patrons with Factories in both the American drew their deposits. / Bank of nunander of Frank Badstuebner spite of the f.-iqt that 30 citizens cral housing expediter; apcclal session is called. their interpretations of classic and and Russian-occupied zones are Chosen (Korea) notes in circula P a rt No. 2909. V. F. W. and Mra. To Readjust Ceilings latest hit tunes everyone loves. tion doubled from the end of July, Hartmann ns president of from She count>\hnd reported for Ser^-rs Exceptional Food cut off by the ri^d boundary of ury duty. The jWy tvaa excused White told the governor that Ari'as Set Aside for Vets the 38th parallel. The south may 1945. to Oct. 1. The people didn’t 'S r auxiliary at a Joint installation When It comes to food Rainbow hesitate to spend and prices sky until next Tuesday morning when Wyatt assured him a part of the Club Is without equal. There la al have raw materials that the in ga be held thU evening at eight the case of Alexander Sucheckl Federal program was "readjust Hartford. April 12—(41—Dr. dustrial north could use but free rocketed. l^elock in the OAR Hall. against John J. Svirk lAscheduled ment of price ceilings and regula Russell P. Hunter, state superin communication is not permitted. To add to the situation, Ameri »v^WUHam Dibble of Meriden. D^ for trial. Several other Vases on tions of the~Offio«..of Price Ad tendent of fisheries and game said Korea actually is two countries cans, shortly after their arrival, luHU^ent Adjutant will Install the the Jury list fqr this ternKof the ministration. which are contrary yesterday that representatives of which, have not recognized each declared an Open market, ’^ - - r a of the Post and Mn. court are off the list and witl not td the estahlished procedure of the veterans organizations and of his other. discarding all former price srine Dibble, Past Depart- Oil Burners No Immediate Relief Seen Presideht will InsUll the of- come up until the fall term. building material industry." own department yesterday ini controls. Military officers The attorneys were ordered to The program: tiated a movement to set aside and 'There Is no immediate relief in now concedet that this was a of the Auxiliary. The other die briefs within two wei^s in tha "The organizing of, local com portions of trout streams in vari sig^t, although the Ainerican-Rus- mistake which they still are try aRMsera of the Post to be installedcivil action of the Rockville Co- sian commission, now in session E ^ d e Senior Vice Commander mittees In every commhnlty whore ous parts of the state for the spe Furnaces ing to correct by such measures as g Operative Association against Hen t ^ housing problem requires at- cial use of disabled veterans. One here, might lift the blockade any fixed prices on the basic com ^ O. J. Squillante: Junior Vice ry C. Dowding, agent. This Case tenHon: . such area will be open on the A Pew Still Available. time. modity, rice. Mnmander, Lincoln Clark; Quar- which opened Wednesday and con American Military government SACRED CANTATA mnplete cooperation wlth-ths Blackledge river next Friday and The dally rice ration has been nnaater, Thpodorp Hlrth: Ad* cluded yesterday concerns an op- approfMate agencies of the Fed sportsmen have been asked to RACKI.IKKE OIL CO. attempts to increase production ite, Haipid ' McLaughlin; tton which tha Co-Op haa for pur are hampered by the boundary line doubled. That forced a slump in —ipuiii Frank Miaalko; Adju- eral government: contribute fishing tackle to be • Maple avenae — Hartford black market prices from 450 chasing the property in which the "Deferm^t of non-essential permanently kept there tor use by m H artfnrd 1-8191 and a ahortage of auppliee. So SSnt, Arthur M. 'Bateman; Officer store is located with Mr. Dowding far. only a minor quantity of yen ($30) to 180 yen ($12) for * the Day, Frank Riay; Post His- constrhctloiH the veterans. nine quarts, says a report of acting as agent for the owners of "As tampovgry expedients and go<^ haa cogpe in from the “OLIVET to CALVARY” Matthew Allen; PatrioticH the property. United States. Maj. Carrol V. Hill, Pittsburgh. ,ior, Harry Brown; Service as a partial sajutlon to alleviate Army authorities recently an Pa., national food administrator >, Bari Blinn; Guard. Charles Mottoa Pletorea the immediate ^difficulties, full X .by J. H. MauRder A program of moving pictures In utilization should be made of ex nounced plans to Import commodi- for thi Military government. Sentinel, James J. Healy; technicolor wlU be p rm n M at tiu from the United Stales, but Bearers, Norman Jelinek, isting vacancies lh‘. Federal war the quantity and method of pay The womSQ' of ancient Greece J Kadelski; Legislative of- the Vernon Methodist church this housing projects ajr*qdy erected, evening at 7;30 o’clock. Refresh the conversion and use of existing ment have not been announced. were barred from the Olympic! Presented By A Chorus Of 80 Voices Harry Phelps; Publicity of- ments wUI be on sale at the close Meanwhile, 'Korea has a problem both as spectators and partici Arthur M. Bateman; Dele* dwellings and the trahsfer of at home—inflaMan. pants. to Cowty* Coundl, William and there wUl be a social. There dwelling unifa which mSy be pro from tROMer. Andrew Kuca^ altematea is no admission charge, but an of cured through the Federal gov The Manchester ifte County Council, Ellery King- fering will be taken. ernment; Luther Trouton; Truatees, Held Food Sale "Increasing the supply of EMAI^UpL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Manchester ;Eharleo W. Brendel, Peter Teebo, The Women’s Council of the Ver building labor In all trades of tne rthur M. Bateman. , non Center church Is holding a food construction Industry: The other officere of the Auxlti- sale this afternoon at the McCar Would Relax Building Codes Saturday at Benson’s FIRST\U T H E R AN CHURCH, New Britain - are Senior Vice President, thy Wower Shop on Blast Main "Providing public health and Public Health street „ « I Laura Hickton; Junior vice preel- Engagement aafety is a.ssured. the temporary %v4pnt. Anna Spielman; Chaplain, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucas of relaxation of local hullrtlng coder' Soloists; C. Gerard DiManno, Baritone - '9blen Brendel; Guard, Beatrice Grand ayeniie anndunce the en- "Determination of local nf«?da Matvinaki; aeeratary, Suadn (mgement of their daughte’’. Con CASH AND CARRY Champ; treasurer, Mary Sloan; stance, to Michael J. Rogalus. eon Nursing Association Miss Eleanor Larson, Sopr^o BbtrioUc Instructor, Florence of Mr. and Mrs. William Rognlus / North; Historian, Lena Hewitt; :three yesnr truatee, Florence of Becker Place. North; Color bearers, Louise Dom- Kitchens of SPECIAL! A Service^ That Benefits Ralph A;inger, Baritone JjNfc, Louise Maeje, Elaa Champ Advertisement— iad Julia Lagan; Delegates to More telephone calls are being Distinction Ernest Larson, Tenor County Council, Minnie Bad- made today than ever before. Manchester Ahd Its Citizens ■tuobner, Mary Sloan; Altematee, That’s why your telephone opera Planned and Installed Store Your Furs tor may sometimes be unable to X C. ALBERT PEARSON, DIRECTOR * Ntaa Champ. Gertrude Uiltsch. for^ou! $/?.95 Softball Meeting answer your sail the moment It i^^SS EVA M. JOHNSON, PIANO AND CLARENCE HELSING, ORGAN / A meeting In the Interest of a reaches the switchboard. You'll get Every dollar raised in this Drive remains BsCtbah League to be eponsored better Mrvlce.lf you make as few here in Manchester to help YOU and YOUR calls aa possible during mld-mom- Dresser again,by the Recreation Board Ing and early evening hours. Your FAMILY p— to teach the principles of health PALM SUNDAY Tntta games played at the Recrea- telephone company la training it HALE'S to mothers of small children. Cm n J d wQl be held thU evening mora operators ana installing more Equipment Co. Select Any First Grade Heavy Duty Linoleum At the a t T:S0 o'clock at the City Coun- switchboards to Improve "your Hartford, Conn. Your Visiting Nurse is your friend in sick ' all Chamber. Last year there service as soon aa possible. Rug in Stoefe. 9x12 or 9x10-6 Size. ness and in health, her services are invalu were four teams In this , twilight E. N. BARTH For Complete Jaague and it is expected this year able. Help her, through your donations, to there will be more teams. Includ Local Representative Kitchen and Floral Patterns continue her work in Manchester. EMANUEL LUTHERAN ing vsterans teams aa well aa ona Interior Deeoratinn Church Street Opposite Myrtle yoproscntlng the Aldon Mill at Conanltattnn and Ser\Ire GIVE NOW — Give to^a service that is TUcottvllle. All men’s teams In- Phone Willimantic 1011-W4 Protection wholly Manchester's own— WELCOME!. tarested are invited to send a dele A-1 LOAM (Revere# chargaa aeeepted). gate to the meeting, captain, man Furs are stored in our own modern YOUR PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING ager or other represen^tives. JENSON’S ASSOCIATION Observe Anniveraary FOR SALE vault in our own building. IX Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca tNITURE AND RADIO hontas will observe its 34tb sn- Frank Damato Full coverage by insurance against all This Advertisement Sponsored By NEW HOMES losses. • / 1 ^ 3 MAIN STRI ST * TELEPHONE 3535 The Weldon Drug Company & Son Advertise in The Herald— It Pays 24 Homestead Street FOR VETERANS Fees are as follows: PHONE 7091 Fur Coats-^% of valuation.' Jdjn- Manchester Green imum charge $2.50. Section fiA asa/dui^'-- JoAhioifA. Joh, ihsL BhiqhL (DoifA, o f, Sphm qtim o,! Availaple about June 18. 8 |i| Meu's and Women’s Cloth Coats and \ and 8-Rmm Singles. All con veniences Including fireplace. Suits, 3% valuation. Minimum $1..50. WANTED air ennditinn nr hot water heat dUjOL foJL y o s i ik . JIuL withvv.aa* nil vwa.avj.fbnmer, Insutaflon, good HOLLANDERIZING sized Iqts. Montbl.v payments PAPER• i ■ . ^ COLLECTION . . Cleaning and Revitalizinf by Hollander, world’s fiak, Rsauitf. cf. NEWSBOY aa low as 850 Includes taxes and X interest. / foremost Fur Experts . . and It docs not cost IN THE The Herald has an excel more. lent route for a live bo^b. For Further Information Takes in Hartford Road, CALL 5105 Repairing by expert furriers at reasonable cost. Prospect street and part ^ SUITS Hackmatack street. Then sre 65 customer's. The route ALLEN 1hl( Spring, Ac tha haw ’Tighl’’ look that ^ Is well consolidated. Gofid, diitingulshac tha *'juit-bern'* Suite opportunity. Apply at The REA LTY CO. JUK H AbC Clottic toAorad .piodaii
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1949 the message, he said, in sub idents of that area objecting to Show Opens Today stance, “This njeans war.” Board Deniei the exception. had made his one big speech on Nome Selected [^w Reaction The 14-part message was from In executive session later, the first Year: An Objective Study foreign policy, outlining a 12- Tokyo to Its envoys here, for de board denied the application by a WANTED ijoint program which leantd heav HONORABLY DISCHARGED? Abtiount Given livery to the State department at ABA Petitioii itota of 4 to 1. ily on the Atlantic Charter. Hla By Town Body the time the Japanese began war— Thirteen other applications for .•ulministratlon was moving on THAT IS YOUR RIGHT TO OWN about 1 p. m. Washington time. exetotionn were gruited. YOUNG LADY AS CASHIER every front to put that policy In*- Naval Supplies De Its burden was that Japan cquid Opposition Appears at •residential Backers Confident in Nation’s Future; to effect. Delegates from Various not accept ^American proposals It had its trouble spots—In the A JARVIS HOME! bearing on fnen current peace ne- Meeting of tbe Zoning Good Sslary To Start. 5-Day, 42-Hoar Wfck. Departments Discuss tails on l^osevelt's At gotiatlops. i M i m c s —— Argentine. Spain, Germany, Ja- BolMing boMsa for vetomns la nob aomethlng wo nrr plan titude Before War Rcstonption Left Uncertain Appeals Board Helena Rnbtmiteln His Opponents Say Country Is Uncertain, Confused , pan. The loan to BriUln was un ■lag to do. wrt ■ Job" we started montlui ago. HnnWa are being ^ Details o f Organization HarriM Hubbard A.ver certain. Relations with Russia framed aow aad we waat yoa to look them oror. Foar rooms Any resumption of hearings was Mai Factor \ Yardley A & ^ SUPER MARKET were strained, but they were be aad batb oa firot Boor, two rooms aafinlah^ opataira. Hoi water Delegates from 'the various de Washington, ApVU 12. ■left uncertain when the committee Eighteen persona appeared In Ladea LeLoaa — Etc. By Peter Edwon, NEA Wawhiiigtoii ('orrewpondeiit ing worked at for improvement. heattag ajratam. oil bamer, aatomatlc hot wOter. copper aad brass The . bulging Pearl Huhoi' record finished with Beardall and re opposition to the application of the 717 Main Strwt At Bisseil Street The world at large had trust In plnmMng. fall Inaalatkia. Lot 76 x 140 ft. Nothiag taekiag. partments of the Town of Man cessed. The group is supposed to ARTHUR DRU^TORES chester employees mqt laat night was expanded today t^inchide a ABA Tool and Engineering Oom- 845 Mala Street 8809- Truiww Bptti HldM the motives and integrity of the Let as ««|dala toa partlealara at your O. L Load. have a report ready for Congress United States. to make recomtnendations az to new account of how 'President by June 1 on its findings as to re pany’a request for construction of Editor’s Note: NEA's Wsshlntlon Bureau Oilef Peter As The Democrats View It: Roosevelt reacted In the I w hours sponsibility for the surprise at sd addition to the present building Republicans herewlHi presents two reports on President Truman—one trdiii Tru Tlie United Nations Organisa the purpose of the organization, 'At The View It;\ tion was a going concern, with JARVIS REALTY COMPANY aalect a name, draw up by-laws of peace to Japanese diplqnaatic Pearl Harbor. at 28-30 Grandview street 4n a man’S friends, the Democrats, the other from his opponents, the Re- 26 ALEXANDER 8T. maneuverings. Senator Ferguson (R., Mich.) puhlleaas—surveyInK his «rst year in office. '' Truman’s full backing. The Eh*e 6 DOVER ROAD and present the same to the mem Residence A Zone, at last night’s ton Wood.*i plan for an interna PHONEBt 4112 - 7276 bership at a later meeting sched Admiral J. R. Beardall, White suggested the advisability of ciUI- meeting of tbe Zoning Board of The ^ tional bank and monetary fund uled for April 19. House Naval aide at the tlto^, ing two more witneiMes 6r extend Appeals. supplied the details to the Sena ing his list of written questions MALE HELP WANTED Washington. April 12 (NEA) , but one of the big post-war ad had been ,put into effect. Inter The name. Town of Manchester AttSmey Harold Ggrrity ap government. It had failed with national food, relief and aviation House Investigating committee' for the 1941 secretary of war, Hen- Indoor and Outdoor Work. ' Washington, April 12—(NEA) pal charge thrown at Truman by —The real test of now good a justment labor disputes had been BSmployeea Aosociation was (Mlect- peared for the opposition and pre Dewey-Richman sad loss of face. organizations were functioning. A b e f ^ it suspended hearings and 1, Stimson. Pay! Permanent Work! ^j^^The Republican party’s case Herbert Broew CXdefs called fordnformatlon to be given THE ORFORD SOAP CO. dent. since 'VJ Day. in the town government znd to Intercepted Japanese message. the secreti^ by 9 a. m. the next ^ n istral^ n . us.” Brownell continued, “and ment had been used against na crate * believed H arry,'Trum an GRADING SERVICE LENS DIIPI.K ATED 75 Hilliard Street tives in the Independence move Perhaps the best opportunity to Honest Program could well view the.-World and seek a better understanding be "It looks ss though ths Japa day on shto dispositions of the appraise the condition of the The S5-plece Glenn Miller or nese are going to break off rela REPAIRS MADE -S'' ment of the East Indies. In short, from the DemcKratic his country with ,'a cocky confi tween the workers and supervisory various poweto In the Pacific. nations to which we country came on April 1, lio fool point of view, the economy was dence that evecirthUtg was going staffs. chestra with Tex Beneke, playing tions,” Beardall quoted the presi The proposed loan to Great dent aa saying. Ferguson siM valuable light m Britain was criticized aa economi in’, when the Civilian Prmluction working and the nation, had been to come out atf right. ’The organlsstion was .proposed “The Music That America Loves might be shed on^the questions by Administration Issued Its monthly brought through nearly eight from Start To Finish by town employees aa an intorect Best,” is the headline,in person . Representative Murphy (D.. Ttnns. On every occasion possible,' Charter. cally unsound and a bad debt to Penn ), asked whether there was Interviewing HarriVn or the watch Ttaman Is linked with the Pend- Liooklng about for spssiflc in- econoniic report and the Office of months of Its mos^ difficult tran result of the confusion over the attraction at the State Theater, officer, now Rear Afimiral C. D. boot. War Moblllziition issued jts qaar- LAWN FERTILIZING AND SEEDING anything in the preoldent’s man crgast machine in Kansas City. cidenU with which to back up Truman had declarer Baateni Ad- 8o we’re still In fiscal 1946. But, welfara board presittonL sajd th ment Practlcsa Oommittee. 189 Caster Mreet, ly Ungs^e for the brlda-to-be, too! ioB aa to whether Diacharge p a p m of a Roman becauae the war ended In flaeal lad: of appropriations might make From the Democratic party And 8 free patterns printed In tbe advtoory or take an ;946—til ^uguat—government ex- it necessary to dose the institu viewpoint this record at achieve HaHford 7-1960 82-page book! * ■ .Send for your soldier, consisting ‘« f two bronza Maudweter 6199 . ^ plztez, znd dzting from 122 A.D., pcnsca fl«al 1946 dropped. tIon. The nurses’ salaries were ment extended over into foreign ' Price ISoekla.--. art exhibited in the British 'Mu- Uvea ao, PrMidant omitted from a budget roatoitty * f ^ pdllty. to# prtnci- aeum. four monllhs ago flgura(i 'adopted by the Bokrd of Aldermen. In Near-York on N aw Dav he ■ . I- MANCRESIRR BVEISINU BEKALO, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 194$ P A C i ; 'k WAmyTlBWlER esVEmnra nBRAUOr fl^iUHLJWEa'l'BR, CONN., ritllM T , APRIL 12, 194i fSlGHt ton Flint was chosen vice-presi of his freedom In a Washington at the Y.M.C.A., all of tha cUnica osvn IntereaU. Have it considered and ailbordlnate their natural and | dent for the year. Ravmond K. theater. Town’s Health are held in the Clinic Rooms of inevitabla diffarences. ^ i WTUT—lU u Hunted Killer Just Walked Into Theater the Manchester Memorial hospital. IHanri;p0tfr that every one who ia against Lyman of Columbia is president of SiaiiS. Today's Radio tVHTD—UlO "I had An a cop's uniform (taken Clinics such as are held here in Franco la a communist, and that If the UN has a chance of suc the association, with Edward The Open Forum Backaua of Rockville aefvlng aa Mr. and Mrs. Emil' DsOray of Eastern Staadard rime from a guard when he escaped) Is Important Manchester certainly play a most ^OMilnfl ieraUi is safety for Franco. Have it con cess, a large portion of that - Dr. Ralph Ki Wolmer was h»- Rocky Hlif.cailed on relatives here Back in Jail and just walked in some theater important part in keeping people WE BUY chance probably depends upon the elcctecl^ pre.-rident of the Columbia'1i*«'C"tary and treaauref. Communicationa for pubilcationa in the Upen Forum win not healthy. Both doctor* and nurses sidered that communism has a the first-Oi the week. 4:00—WDRC — House Party ;'7 WTIC—Lone Ranger; WTIC — down on Ninth street,” he related. fact that that organization had a Miss Anne LeDoyt is secretary Mr. afid Mr*. Harry Fenton have be guaranteed publication ll they contain more than .luu wonts He eaid he waited there until give their time and energy to help fight only with the Catholic ParHit-Teachor A.ssociation at lU of *he Washington, D. C. Club of Tba Herald rcaervea the right to decline to publiab any inattei News; WTHT — Jack Berch; Quiz of Two Cities. h ALL MAKES AND MODELS OF CARS V II •iM«ii Strait running start before the war end retUFiied to their home here after' JlcFarlaiid Captured by darkne$a came and then thumbed And' Local Clinic 1 ing all of the patients and many lUaeSMtir. Conn. Church, or have it considered that meeting in Yeomana Hall. Tuesday WtndKiim High school. This group spending the winter in East Hart that may be libeioua or which is in bad taste Free expression W'TIC — Backstage Wife. 7:45—WHTD—Inside of Sports. a ride,to Alexandria, Va. disorders have been discovered THUIU8 rSRUUSON ed. One would hate, for Instance^ night. Other officers electetl were Is plariling to take an annual of poUUcaj views Is desired by contributions of this charactei 4:15—WTHT — Oirand'a Music 8:00 — WDRC — Aldrich Fam FBI on Stri?el Corner Playing Major Part and taken care of before they had REGARDLESS OF CONDITION the Catholic Church alone chal ford. ily; WHTD—Connecticut Forum "I remember hearing a broad OtaSraJ lUiagar to imagine what kind of a .San vice-presiilenf, Mr*. Herbert lEng- spring t>ip starting Monday, All the officer* of the local but letters which are detamatory or abusive will be reiected Hall; WTIC — Stella Dallas. cast about my escape and the a chance to become tooi far ad ftwiiMltd O ctotxr l. IWI lenges communism, or have it con April 22nd, and returning Friday of the Air; WTHT—Woody Her Al Knoxville, Tenn. In Present Program vanced. The work Mrs. .Raynor AND PAY THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES Francisco ('onfereme could be lert: socretaiy, Allan Robin- Grange are asked to be present at 4:30r- WDRC—Ufe C^n Be ^ a u - driver said, 'That guy sure is hot.' rubliabwl Srair *?“??! sidered that a Franco is the only night of the «m e week. 7:30 Monday evening to rehearse my mind. 1 hope That, you • too tiful; WTIC — Lorenzo Jones. man; WTIC—Cities Service Con- " 'You ain’t kidding,' I told him." does in connection with clinic work iva and Uoltday*. ftntarad at Ua weapon with which communism held todsy. aim and treasurer, .Mr*. Marion Pfc. Steven 9., Shirahac , spent Cancer Campaign 'cert. Knoxville, Tenn.. April 12-— He said his crime career began Clinic'work plays a moat im comes under the category of Pub-} Hell Us Vour Car Nqw for Cash and Voalf Get Hundreds UCiot at UanrtM-aUt. Conn., aa Hurlbutt. These ofTicers'will be the fourth degree. It is planned to Editor, The Evening Herald: r will feel that the hours you put 4:45—WDRC—Main street, Hart 8:30—WDRC-Kats Smith Sings; can be fought, and that will be the If the world today has better ; the weekend at His home. He is ford: WTHT — Hop Harrigani —The nation's most hunted crim in 1931 when he was 11 years old. portant role in the health of any lie Health Work and the cost of4 of Dtilinrs .More Thnn You Will Get In Trade for a New Cur. ,d mas* Uaii Uattar. Instalied at the May meeting. The' have Good Will Grange confer the Mra. Joseph Prentice, of 612 into this campaign wSI be the News: WHTD— Year An this work ia chargeable to the As-1 biggest break comfnunism has hope than it ever had before, at 1 stationed at Fort Devens, Mass., third degree and the local Grange most lipportanl you could devote WTIC — Young Wldder Brown. inal -rape-killer Earl McFarland "1 robbed a store and was sent community and this work is cer SlUWORlPTION RATM organization voted to donate $10 awaiting assignment.' ... Middle Turnpike, East who for 6:00—tVDRC — Tales from Fsr nlversary of F. D. RpoMvelt's was back behind bars today. to the state reform school." "I tainly not neglected in Manches aociatlon. Therefore, it seems only | HERE'S WHAT WE WILL PAY ever received. least A portion of that hope is a | to the 'current Red Cross Drive. will confer the fourth on a class of several years has served as chair in terms of service to your neigh Death; WTHT—This lA Your fitting that the people of Man YMT toy IIAU . •aa******»**» f ,71 Aviation Machinist’s Mate, Sec three candidates on Thursday. bors and your own dear ones. and Near; WHTD — Musical Awaiting removal to Washington broke out nine times, but they kept ter. Nursing Supervisor, Mrs. Ger Approxlnmte Prices for 4-Door Hednns With Radio and Haliiav montlt by Hall Must there be a choice between hpvering apiiHtual epitaph over; Mrs. Kenneth Tripp announced man of the committee from the FBI; w nc—Duffy’s Taverii. sending me back." trude Raynor of the Manchester. Chester should have a chance to ' t .03 ond Class. Sherwood F. Wright, April 18.. The candidates are Ellen "The funds we raise 'will be used RounUiarwtaa cradUto m tbi» P»P*i and hail demonstrated and improved Dr. C. Francis Willey, assistant Travelers Insurance Company: here in the State of Connecticut. Croon; WHTD — Captain Mid te; WHTD-Spotlight Bands; a.m. Wednesday afternoon finds Manchester and do your part by llaci tha '.oral naar. piiMiahad hera. the ability of races and' religions tional church Monday. Principal uel OanCausc attended the meet night; WTHT—Jack Armstrong; fight extradition to Washington. On Milk Prices sending 4n a check today. DODGE' 083 T ' 741 I 808 I SOS A very enjoyable evening was to the president at State Teachers' speaker was Dean Pertlilk Van ing also. Mr. Dancause is the mas "My very be.st v-lshes to yoO and WTHT—The Sheriff; Coronet Held Under $100,000 Bond Mra. Raynor over at the Y.M.C.A. i All rifb u oi rapuOMuatioo ol apMial the members of the Soroptimist w n c — Just Plain Bill. Front Page; wnC— WalU Ume. from 2 a.m. to 4 p.m. having a CC)RD 80ri_;e83 l'548 r 438 to live together in mutual free held at the Church Cdmmunlty College in Willlmantic, addressed Dyke of the Hartford Seminary ter of the local Grange. , "Dear Mr*. Prentice: 5:45—WDRC — Calling All Girle; FBI Agent Norman H. McCabe 'llapatrbea nareln. dra alao rtaaraeO. / dom, divide Itself into Its Today in Sports; Musi- WHTD ty jsll under $100,000 bond * pend other Weil Baby Clinic from 2 p.m. HBMSBK AUDIT burbaI) oi avail themselves of the social Cowan's "The Swallows" and as Industrial CThairman. Your close states in per capita contributions Maisie; —Musical Round' on Monday here. d r u g PLYMOUTH ■■850 Y 668 I 548 | CIBfUIJkTloNa times of the “Twenty-ups." Mra. Edwin C. Booth and- child ,cal Roundup; WTHT — Kay-O-, up; W n C —Sports Newsreel. ing s removal hearing tomorrow to 4 p.m. with the doctor in at ARTHUK S’I'URES fighting one another that we will Joyce Kilmerf, "Trees" accom Baby Found Dead in Carriage ren, Richard and Robert of Provi cooperation with Mr. Ellis should —with your help we can repeat Other state officials invited to PONTIAC 1068J2878 1 854' have no time or energy left for Bo^)I(s received at the Porter Li Quiz; WTK2 — Professor Andre 10:45—WTIC—Program from New at 10 a. m. (c.s.t.). f attend, said Thomsen, included tendance. With thj exception of 845 Mala SL Tel. 88W riia Uarald PtiotHit Company, Inc., brary for juveniles are as follows: panied by Mrs. George Yule. dence, R. I., are gueats of Mr. Sad provide the proper set-up for a that record. Schenker. York. McFarland was awaiting execu the Wednesday Cfilnic which is held STUDBEAK 7348 I 938 " i v T ''aaaumao no SnanctAi raaponaiPiHty Coi opposing communism. Our very Hostesaes for the evening were Torringlon, April 12— — Mrs. Howard B. Lord and family. j^uccessful'drlve. "Sincerely yours, Agriculture- Commissioner Frank lypocrapfelcal a.itrtp appaaring in — "Two Is a Team," Belm; "Little Medical Examiner H. B. Hanchett J. W. Randall.” 6:30—WDRC — You Are the Gov- 11:00—News on all stations. tion for the rape-elaying of an H. Peet, Domestic Animals Com Productlna Is Increasing Dallv tiaamanu ip'^'*^Tba Uaneheater Baa- (Itvislon will Invite communism to People in a Big Country,” Cohn; Mrs. Joseph Watrraon, Mrs. ^ "I know of the work your club ernment; WHTD —Answer Man; 11:15 — WDRC. — Report from 18-year-old gpvernment girl in ’ EXPERTS SAY George -Johnson and Mrs. Silas said yesterday that Mrs. Law European Jews Responsibility hsA'done in this Important cause __l_J______missioner Robert E. Foote and Herald./ Nourish and grow in our midst, la "The Move-Outers." Means; "iJO rence Petrovita found her four- WTHT — Concert Hour: w n C Washington: WHTD—Voice of Washihgton in 1944 when he and Connecticut Farm Bureau Federa USED CAR PRICES WILL DROP 30V, WHEN and Behold!" Lockwood; "Here Is Barrett of Hop River District, who Waterbury, April 12— —Mrs. in p'hcvious years, and cancer Last, year- the nation's 81,875 —Efx Yank, Five Minute Mys the Army: WTHT — Music Medley made their daring break it not possible for American unity served sandwiches and coffee to montha-old daughter, Judith Ann. •preadA .tragedy among us on so motor buses carried approximate tion Preaident Edwin P. Rowland. NEW CARS ARE IN FULL PRODUCTION Priday, April 12 India," Kennedy; "Runway to the dead in her carriage when ahe re Eleanor Roosevelt said here yes tery. WTIC—Harkness of Washing from the jail. Medley was cap State Milk Administrator Donald and American tolerance to pre- Sun," Scott;, “Unexpected Jour the group. terday that aid to war-stricken vast a scale, that when 1 was ask ly 9,742,000,000 passengers, a 're 6:45—WDRC — Robert Trout, ton. tured inside the district the same Hammerberg and Ken Oeyer, man T The first meeting of the .season turned froiH a shopping trip on ed to become State Chairman, the cent survey showa The vehicles SPECIAL OFFER aer\’e themaelvea while commu ney,” Hogner; "Country Road," which ahe had taken the child. He European Jews is a responsibility News; WHTD — Easy Aces; 11:30—WDRC—Night Owl Show day. . X ager of the Connecticut Milk Pro Bshind Tfi^ Spanish Issue nism is regarded as a common Is Grelle; "Dortnda," Howard; of the Columbik Athletic Club was of the United States ms well as a Inrportance of this cause outweigh traveled a total of 3,165,000,000 WTIC — Lowell Thomas, WHTD — String Serenade McCabe s»ld two sgenTs'ln An ducers Association, will give the These Stores Are Sell now at present peak price* and yoa can continue to use "Strawberry Girl,” Lenski; "Sir held at Yeoman. ■ as possible. WE ASK THAT ALL OF OUR CUSTOM* la harboring Naxi leaders viving. There will be some, we Clean-u^ Day has been sched because they’re a joy to live w ith.. .reproduc sent speculating folk on a ram* 8:30 Duffy's Tavern, Marie Me The Condemned youth talked Check It Columbia's youngest Army re Donald replacing June Haver, who freely with reporters. ERS WHO HAVE LAUNDRY AT OUR SHOP PLEASE •nd Nasi funds and Naxi scien suppose, who will carry a baUed uled for Saturday the 13th. Every cruit P\’t. Emil Sadlon, writes tions of fine oils and water colors by famous - page trying to figure his future. one is invited to come and help They’ve lined up enough job pos is ill; 10:45 Cheater Davis speak 1ft said he spent the first day tists, and that the latter are en of the man himself and of all the home to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. contemporary artists and old ma.sters. Impor ing from Louisville, Ky., on "The Now! Vi VI PICK IT UP BEFORE APRILJ27. ALSO—NO MORE gaged in atomic research. clean up the chiirch, community Steven Sadlon of Erdoni Road, sibilities to keep sn ordinary msn thinga they thought he stood for house and grounds. Lunch will be tant, too, because they’re reduced for immedi busy night and day. Food Crisis.” . . . Also on ABC LAUNDRY WILL BE TAKEN IN. What Poland seems to recom- that He has arrived safely in approximately ?0:30, Baseball REFRIGERATOR and to their own gravea. served at noon by the ladles. Korea, where is is now stationed ate clearance. One-of-a-kind unless otherwise Here are just a few: (Commissioner Chandler in a pra asend, aa a practical course of ac- But these have, with the pass The Center Cemetery As.socia- noted. * That he would do a recorded WASHING MACHINE WILLIE ONG CHINESE LAUNDRY tion of Coventry will hold its an in Japanese Barracks. Emil was view of the new season. ition for the United Nations to ing of time and the growth of per inducted at eighteen, leaving his series for MBS. DRIVING SERVICE CiJIOUSC^SON nual meeting in the basement of follow in such a situation, is that studies at-Windham High school That he would join ABC as exe spective, become a dwindling mi the Second . Congregational cutive and entertainar, the deal to On the Air Tonight: NBC—7 1 INC: all the United Nations break off nority. church on Tuesday evening, April gnd has been in . service about a Supper (Jlub and Jo Stafford; 9 Repairs On All Makesi ykSLT. ' His three brothers, two include a slick at stock. People Are Funny; 8:30 Waltz 8 diplomatic, relations with Spain. For most Americana, and for 16. at 8 o'clock. All members are That the Jamee Mfiton sponsor SCHOOL w m being reminded by post card and with overseas duties, have been Time; 10 Mystery Theater . . . Prompt, Economically Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Thsre seems small likalihood that good part of the outside discharged and are at home—and Regular Sale cm CBS would take him over In C?BS—7:30 Glnny Simms and Pat it is hoped that as many will at Subject Artist the fall. ^ Experienced, Courteous In that the Security Ooimctl will vote world which was usually more en tend as possible. Election of offi- according to Emil's letter he O’Brien; 8 Aldrich Family; 9 Holi structor With Duel Control cera will be held and reports of all would much prefer it to be that Gloucester Reflections .lo.seph MartruHes 35.00 27.50 That he would appear In a sepa day and Co.; 9:30 Moore and Du to act on the Polish charges. That thusiastic about him than we rate transcribed aeries over 400 rante; 10 Danny Kaye show- 10:30 Car. Potterto States I Americans ourselves were, the fig officers given at this meeting. way with him- conditions are not j Individual stations at $100 per la so becauae the United The Ladles Fragment Society. at all good where he is aijd he ! Joseph Marguliw 35.00 27.50 Ann Sothern's Maisie . . . ABC— ^ftneheator’a In g e s t Radio and Britain do not seem to favor ure of President Roosevelt has Back in Port station. 8 Woody Herman show; 8:30 Thia Appointments met.on Wedneailay for an all-day; hopes to find better quarters soon. | That he Was going on the Hit and AppUnnoa Store say ateps beyond their origianl come to stand for 'two main meetings at the home of M rs.: Lee Hanky 16.50 12.95 Is FBI: O^AIan Young Comedy; 10 At the Center Mr*. Edna Rimmington has re Normandy Scene Parade of CBS. Bout, Tony Marteliana vs. Chuck Sat., Sun. and Evenings statement of dsauncintlon of things. ~ Julian BeiAlle. A pot-luck lunch-1 turned to Columbia after spending | That Rudy Valle’s sponsor on -839-541 MAIN STREET eon was served at noon. Don Manuel Francisco Goya 44.50 35.00 Taylor . . . MBS—8 Passport to Phonp Manchester 2829 Franco—n statement wpich car First, he was eternaiiy con I the winter in Florida. ' I NBC was seeking his services. R o ^ n c t; 9:30 Harry James bsind; On Thursday, April 18. a Com- j Everett Hazen of Hop River, | That he would return to the ried with it no action or threat of cerned with the welfare of the munion service will be held at the Thomas Sully 24.00 19.50 lQr30 Meet the Press, Ma. Gen. left Monday for Virginia, where he Mother and Son NBC Music Hall in the fall. Hershey. action wlnitaoevor. , common man, the ordinary cltl- Second Congregational church. I! will vtsit relatives. He was ac- | None of these reports are trace Time win be announced at a later ; Georgian Mirror H. Davis Ritcher • 25.00 20.00 Saturday Scheduling: NBC—11 But, although the Spanish issue aen, the individual who i iu tradi I companied by Elmer Remsen who ' able to any definite source, a i^ a.m. Teen Club; 1 p.m. National date. particularly not to Crosby. But of does not seem to be going any tionally, perhaps because he him On Easter Sunday night an i will drive for him. Penelope Malchart 27.60 23.75 Farm and Home; 4 Doctors at I The first and second ladies de- them all, return to his NBC show Home; 8:30 Truth or Consequen where inside the Security Council, self baa never possessed the abili- Easter pageant is being pre.sent- \ is said to be most likely. It will ed by the Christian Endeavor So I gree team of Columbia Grange ' The Two Sisters Renoir 49,75 39.50 ces; 10:30 Grand Ole Opry , . . I^ N G E A FUEL OIL it is an issue which is dally gain-. Uea to claim and win more for [journeyed to Echo Grange, Mans- i be recalled last winter’s ' settle CBS—11:30 am. Billie Burke JIng la explosiveness and In its ciety. ment of the sponsor's suit over his i binnaelf, taken the short share of At a recent meeting of the field. Tuesday night \there they | Enchantment L. Campbell Taylor 29.75 23.50 comedy: 1:80 p.m. County Fair; power to creat division through conferred the degrees on a class j contract provided thaL besides the Philadelphia orchestra; 7:M Whol ale Gasoline the good thinga of life on. this Mother's club, Mrs. Fred Geiseckc current IS weeks scries he would out the world. there. The team is under the 1 Magnolia Ethelyn C. Stewart 19,75 15.75 First Nightar finale; 9:45 Satur earth. For this average, individ was hostess for the evening. At make a number of guest appear- day Serenade . . ABC—9 am. This is so because it is sn issue the business meeting it was voted direction of Mrs. Harry Chowanee; | ual, {^resident Roosevelt proposed Lecturer of Columbia Grange. Bouquet X- Frieder Wegert 27.50 19.75 ancee next season. Wake Up and Smile; 1 p.m. to which involves religious allegi more security, more freedom, to give a sum of money to both Small pictures, loo, Actually, thou^rh, the only thing Live in Peace, UN Series; 4:55 the Red Cross and the Cancer 32.50 27.50 Banjrty Oil Company ^ snces. There has grown up about more economic independence. fund. The following officers wore The Placid Seine A. Jacobs Dallia Symphony; 8 Dick Tracy; Spain a series of.what seem to us 9 Gang Busters .. . MBS—1 Grand 331 MainBireet Tel. 5293 or S-1057 During b|s lifetime, while he re-elected, ' Mrs. Ernest Davis, at savings George Washington Gilbert Stuart 14.96 12.50 Shirtwaister Ole Opry; 4 Weekly Horse Rac to be extreme assumptlone. On was fighting fOr such aims, there preaident, Mrs. Donald Gchring, South ( ’.oy^utry ing; 5:30 Sen. Wheeler and others Opposite the Armory one aide, there is sn extreme as vice president and Mrs. Tim Coop 27.50 19.75 on British loan; Hawaii Calls; 8:30 was violent controversy over the er, secretary-treasurer. Miss Plenty of smaller gift pic Artist's Chil^Ten Wood sumption that the Catholic Church Coventry Ppfents and Teachers : Break the Bank finale. methods he employed and over Katherine Purdin showed moving Association, Will meet at the Na- ■ tures are also re-marked for t'ield of Gold Redmond 17.50 13.95, z is irrevocably wedded to the de the precise natureNpf programs he pictures of England which were than Ha^ Community Center at ; clearance. Included are Cur X fense of Dictator Franco. And on much enjoyed. Several new fnem- 8 o’clwk tonight , for a regular j Unknown 39.50 27.50 recommended end instituted bers were present at this meeting. rier and Ives prints for as Avenue of Tree^ 7 the other aide, many leaders of There was even a time when so monthly meeting ,al \vhich the i little as $1.25, and repro-/ FENDER AND the Catholic Church aciem to make Mrs. Tim Cooper will entertain the slate of officers for next year will | Baltimore 0^'iole \ Nr . T. Peterson 10.95 8.75 cial security was regarded, by club af her home on May 7th. .be presented. Included in the pro-1 ductions of other litho^ BODY WORK I- the extreme assumption that there some, aa a horrible fraud being The topic of the Sunday school gram will be a talk by IBupt. John ! graphs and water ci^rs. r^Wolf 12.60 9.95 worship service Sunday mornipi Puliea AtiA (Ducke)\ m trsm e m ie is only one possible alternative to foiated upon the people. It has C. Reilly ip explanation of the Kvery Watkins Gift Picture sbuMENB V FLA the Franco dictatorship—and that was. ".leans Disciples learn about new type 'Of report cards that are y Currter and Ives 7.50 5.93 turned out to be a great blessing. giving" and those assisting the is decorator-approved 1 INC. that one possible alternative ia a being used in the local schools ’1. But whatever controversy there superintendent were Miss Althea tlds, year; participation of- children • \ ' \ . communist dictatorship. Tblfr-divi' was over his methods, his career Olaen and Mr. Leon Stamm. At witli regard to their hobbies: and \' Sion of views goes back to the cir did achieve the creation of a the church service. Rev. Alien H. z Gates chose as thp: .'sermon theme the showing of a film entitled cumstances in which Franco ar greater solicitude on the part of "Assignment J Tomorrow." »• PAINT "Obstacles in the .way of the At the regular meeting of the rived in-power. To o n sid e, be is society in general for its own less cross" and his scripture text was ■TT an unspeakable dictator, who was Earl W. Green Post No. 52 in the fortunate members. More impor taken from Matt. 16:23 and Matt. .Legion roonjs at the town hall placed on his throne by Mussolini tant than any individual measure 18; 7, 8. The choir rendered an Monday evening it was voted to and Hitler. To the other side, be anthem “ Father 6f Mercy"—^^Bo- or policy he ihaugursted is the hanan~with Miss Loretta McKlnf partlcipate-'in the local Veterans is the hero who prevented the con- fset that he achieved .a'revolution ney taking the solo part. The flow- Reunion and Banquet Which 1») to Du PONT HOUSE PAINT ^ iquest of 3pain by communism. take p lac e a t the Nathan Hale in human thinking, so that today era were bouquets of spring flow Community Center ' Saturday, . , Colonial beauty for ybur floors / So long as the ' outside world most men and all parties are con ers. ' April 27. It was also voted to hold views the Sp.anlsh issue from su?b Miss Ruth Vinton was thg lead scious of the ideal that the good er of the Senior Christian En*, a set-back party April';24Hn-the extremes, the outside world tends life of Arherica should be the good Legion rooms with a committee in USE NCSTLE deavor ' society ‘ Suliday evening charge, of William H. Kenyon, to divide Itself irrevocably, and to life for all Americana. and her.,topic was “From Galilee Hand Hooked BABY HAIR TR>ATMENT to Jerusalem”. A apeolal program Harold M. Turner, Thomas O. engage in more and more section Second, President ^ Roosevelt Welles.’ A house committee was ire simpl*. Sian a * ^ Baby Hair al warfare between the various di "was planned for the Junior socie Trsauncm whan aarand hair is on* Inch was the leader of America'a. evo ty. appointed as follows: Harry Gam- visions 01 tbi? Christian Church. bino, Francis S. Franz, Thomas O. •Me evis and ring : (■ lution from iaolatlonism tcT full On Monday evening the 4-H Welles. William H. Kenyon, Ray ai Clearance Prices lets. $1.00 battf* matiaa on* fall quart. No t-sadcr of the news df the participation and acceptance of Town Committee met at the home of Mrs. Merriams. Also on Mon mond W. Bradley and Harold M. world'for the past few weeks can responaibiUty in worjd alfaira. He 'Turner. Plana have been formu have failed to note the beginning day evening the Grange officers considered this necasaary not only iriet for rehearsal of the first de lated for the renovation of the i of open criticism of the leadership Legion rooms in the way of paint- | All the colorful eh*rm of the finest antique hand for our aecurity, but for Uie build gree and tbs ladies degree team ing and redecorating. Plans were Remember hooked rugs is captured In these all-wool repro of. one religion by ? leadership of’ ing of the great ideal he^inw be rehearsed for the second degree. On Tuesday evening the Drill discusaed for .Memorial Day serv ductions of museum pieces. The high-style anbther religion. And it is’ prima- yond America's abandonment of ices. Corner Main and Birch Sts. . rily the difference in methods be team will meet for rehearsal at Mrs. Lillian Curley was tender backgrounds of white, black, olive .green, dusty ore being added. Thot just qbout equols- isolationism—the ideal of a durgr 7:30 p. m. All offleers and mem when . . . • rose, and French blue^ can, in most instances, be etarts w hiter The Bell System is stretching Long Dis tween these religions for dealing ble world peace. Toward this end bers are rebuested to be. on time ed a pe^rsonal shower Tuesday with the problem of Spain, and evening in honor of her approach matched in all sizes! 8874 •taya whita tance facilities ta handle the ever-grow the total Long Distance circuit mileage in he worked with his greatest skill, a f rehe.arsals. ing marriage to Dr. William L. 14-40 for dealing with the problem of both at home and abroad. The On April 13 there will be a Higgins. There were 17 relatives In the years to come, ing volume of Long Distance colls. This service 20 years ago! , communism which ia responsible Clean-Up day at the Second Con- aa you retell the tales Du Pont House Paint contains the whitest pigment known— greatest part of hi; skill at home gregationftl church. Community and friends present and the guest 2x4 reg. $15.25 ..1 1 .9 5 By ghie Barnett Groding for this beginning of open oratori House and grounds. Rain or shine, of honor was the recipient of many of the past war, you’ll dioxide—whiter than snow. So your, house will year - in Connecticut we hove handled These additions ore port of the biggest was that, unlike Wilson, he re lovely gifts. Potted plants were be mighty proud to The favorite in every well cal warfare between them. fused to try to patent any “Roose the cleaning will go on and all dressed wardrobe—the claaaic $Urt whitest-of-white, and tt*y that way. oyer 4 0 % more Long Distance colls than women are requested to bring used tor decorations. After a have as practical and .3x5 reg. $28.50 ...22.75 Excavating expansion progrpm in telephone history One of the great questions be velt plan" for world peace, but pleasant evening refreshments of docoraUve a memento shirt-waist thaUa veraatila and de It's "self-cleaning” aqd the. weather helps $3 .1 5 cleaning utensils. Msn are t3 bring pendable. Thin version has brief during the some period of 1942. This — designed to give you faster, more fore US today is, then, whether the waited until the people of his scytheSi axes, rakes, etc. Lunch ssmdwichcs. cake. Ice cream and as these book ' endp.*- Scrceacd Mason Sand keep It white. Ask ua for details. Available GAU.OK Made from surplus 4x6 reg. $46.00 .. 36.75 cap aleeve* for summer coolness problem of Bpain and the problem own,.,coUJ?ti:y, Including even his will be served at noon by the coffee w.cre served. . I and slim easy lines. " in light tin u , too. r In 8-Gallon Lota yeor throughout the country more than accurate Long Distance service juft 08 of communism can be divorced ladies. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Crickmorc shells, they're heavily Sand F ill. LoaBi own political opposition, were de weighted . . . w'ill hold Phttern No> 8874 cornea In alzas from rsligioua cbntroversy. If Robert Gehrtng is horns from the of High sti^et entertained with a .14, 16, 18 20; 40. 43. 44 and 46. 2,000,000 miles of Long Distance circuits foon ai pouiblo. manding that he move in the dl- hospiui and getting along nicely, fan:ily reunion dinner p arty Sun a long^row of your fa they cannot .be so divorced, a Size 16 requires 3 5-8 yards of 35 feulldozei!$ rwtion in which he himself want and young - Lester Hill is well day in honor of the birthday of ; vorite reading matter. or 39-inch, backward and repressive dictator ed to move. When he did tiien< sgsin and started school this week. Mr. Crickmorc on Saturday. There . Walnut bases. werA 27 of the family present. For this pattarn send 2P centa. For Rent ship iii Spain and' communism in move, he moved with a remark In coin, your name address, sise JOHNSON PAINT CO. '^Named BargainlBg Agency The Boy Scouts will meet at 7 By Hour or Contract ' general ^rc both going to have an ably united America behind him, desired, and the pattern number 699 MAIN ST. TEL. 6854 Washington, April 12—(A*)—The o'clock at the Nathan Hale (jpm- to Sue Burnett, 'rae Manchester •say Uine perpetuating- and ex as the ^rMiticsIly unanimous Tati- Playthings, Jewelry and Novelty munity Center tonight. Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer **No Job Too Big Or Smair panding ttaamaelvel in a world too fication of the United Nations Workers union (CIO) hat been There will be a regular school leas. New York 18, N. Y. session from 5 a- >». through 1 p. ' divided within itself to Oppose Chartar by the Senate iUuatrated. designated the collective bargain 8 . 5 0 A ctimpleta and depandablO ing agency for production and m. on Saturday at the local achoola guide for summer wardrobar . THI iOUTHIRN NEW INOjLAND TELEPHONE COMPaNY them affecUveljr. Divide and con Hla akiU inroad consisted of maintehanca workers at the to make up one of the three day* the Spring, and Summer tmue ' of RUSSAK BROS. quer ia the perennial and always binding the nations of the world Bridgeport, Conrft, plant of the lost on account of bad Weather, i | Fashl'in A - free gift jMiUern is At the annual meeting of the^ i 0^ MaKckeite>i •, INC. trteiously effective strategy both into a United Nations organiza Bridgeport Metal Goods Manufac printed in the book. Pric* 15 Phone Harifqrd 8-2245 FOR BEAUTY THAT E N D U R E S FtBRcu and communism are turing company, the National La' Rural Letter Cartiers’ A.xsoclation cents. tion while they still had. tli ’■ com bur Relations board said yester- of Tolland county at Yocmans iwlUISf to amplojr in their radeship of arms fo unlit them Hall Cnlumbta. .ao astiirdsw i f
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MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALiD, MAWUmsSTBR, C U ««, FRIDAT, APRIL 12,194S f n i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. APRIL 12.1948 PAGE • V clothing bill by 16 per cent, or cantata “Oltvist to Calvary” in the oil corftpany for which he worked around' $1,200,000,000. ' Acid Takes Dead before enlisting. evening at 7 o’clock. > Town China Politic:al He estlinated they wouM ”trans- To Entertain The rebearaal 'haa been tailed bKiUed The present Included Mrs. ____ . M at least $425,000,000 from the Skin Off Easily John A. Markham, mother of the for 4 o’clock after which tbe visit pockets of American car, buyers Rationing ])}ew8 ing chlor' will be served refreeb- hostess, the latter's sister, Mrs. Dispute Wider to the pockets of American car Visiti^ Qioir in Aulo Crash William Bochaln of Colchester, Jack Callahan of Drive G, Silver (Continued fran Page One) ments Just prior the avening’s Lane Homes, Is Improving at the dealers.’' and increase prices b( By Stanley Crate, State Director program. to and baby son, Mrs. John'Horton, Memorigt'hospital from an emer many other Items. ’’’Ikla Lenten cantata is always Mrs. Clifford Wright, Mrs. SUn- In Manchpria For low-income people, he ar day. that the ointment wa« basi- SERVICES. lev Nvaren. Mrs, Leonard C. Port- . —gency - ^p^tlon ilerformed Ttiea- c a ^ a dry, stable, easily Wettable Emanuel Group to Act very much enjoyed and should ___»n Resident Dies in gued,' the amendments would be prove worth while when presents tr . U rT ch arles C. Sellers, the 1-dsy morning. (Oontinned from One) equivalent to restoring the war- powder "oapable of producing on are held either at this modem funeral homcb Offloa of Pitoa Admlnlataailoa <«>tailen suffering from these tie-in Aa Host to the New liospiul; Manchester Misses CTarisaa and Susan Pendle addition of water ah acid oint "Blaek Market” y tee .ji^ term sales to present the facta to OPA on Sunday by these combined' Mra. t,. E. Devall of Drive G la imposed three per cent "victory or at your residence, as you choose. All serv- choirs, numberlfig 80 voices. ton, and the guest of honor., A merit officials by^biowlng up rail tax.” ment effective to r the (cleansing Ices are complete, and the little details whirh used during tbe war to"-R*phMl Mrs. Markham poured tea. and than than,12 hours until the 1. Prevent OPA from cutting re ly-like sUDstahee, the doctors said, lation of OPA rulaa. Black mar ket aetlvltlee In wartime were ue to refuse to offer evidence up will be at tb* organ during the en — -*• 2*. of Hebron w m killed sandwiches and cake vvere served. spans could be repaired. tail profit margins or. such items adding its a ctl^ was to remove theran'church will be boat to the tire prograhn. G. Albert Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Perer. of as automobiles, refrigerators and the dead skin frdin the burn sur rightly considered unpatriotic and on which our enforcement <^clals choir from the First Lutheran Ittte laat night In an automobile A very pleasant social time was Drive D. Silver Lane Homes, have Liang ordereil the Communists murical director of the local enjoyed. Mrs. Porter «iaid she en radios through the cost-absorption face "without palh^ or the de today, although the war ended can bese legal action. Aa I have ['■ eeddent In which one other per- Just purchased a large tract of to discontinue using their radio, church of New Britain Sunday schools as well as of the New Brit joyed the American food but often program; 2. Repeal the maximum struction of, islands o f living tls- many nMnthe ago, black market | told our retailers, evidence could land In Coventry where they in asserting that Communist activity sales are sUll not only lUegel but be presented to OPA by merchants afternoon at a combined rehears ain church, will direct the presen fraa hurt and two escaped in- hardly knows What she is eating. average price order by which OPA .sue.” '\ tation. Mias Bya M. Johnson will tend to build a summer home in in this area had Increased follow requires manufactures to make are also a threat to our national as a group, without danger of dia al'of the two choirs previous to ''From a Humble Beginning^of 20 Quarts of Heavy.^weet Cream, Mrs. Albert W. Hllding. regent ing their arrival. Later, presuma They said that before they and be at the piano to accompany the the near future. low-cost clothing; and 3. Set up a another group of Investigktprs at aecurity, crimination by wholesalers against the preatatation of the Lenten ; Baaaman, SUte Police Lieut. Al- of Colonel Henry Champion Chap bly' acting under pressure, he al . JNERALHORE any ain$ie grocer. aotolsta. . ter, DAR, attended Wednesday special formula for pricing cotton Yale university had unden$Lk$n 28 WOOMMIHM A MANChfSIER In any field of merchandiee ..iHTt Rivera reported, waa ^ e Grotip No. 1988, Polish National so ordered government members w hen zhortagea exisL than exlata We Are Now Using • Stiver of an automobile which hit afternoon at Sentlnal Hall. Hn^f of the cease fire team not to use and wool doth. m this line of research, the Only ford, a meeting addressed by Mrs. Alliance, will hold its monthly method of removing dead tiasw^ the danger of a black market Lists of „ the new higher ceiling tree on the old Hebron-Col- meeting Sunday, April 14, at six their radio. Both groups, how ’Thie was true In the war and .is. prices for pork and beef should cliaater road. He waa pronounced Pranklin D. Roosevelt, with the ------„ . ever, were permitted to use trans Sees Possible was "by surgery or brushing.” topic "United Nations in Action.” o’clock at 88 North street. The base of the ointment con true In the present critical days of soon arirve by mail at all i:etail dMMl of cheat and head Injuries mitting facilities of U. 8. Army reconversion. George Smith is one of the pu- sists of the chemicals methylcel- meat stores in this state. Until ihien taken to Windham county The food sale conducted by the executive headquarters. M eat for example, is etlU not pils at the Hebron Center school The ‘ Communists complained Cut ill Taxes lulose and sorbitol. then, retailers may inquire at their 2 0 0 llsm oiial hospital at WllUmkntl^ Woman’s Club of Manchester will X over-plentiful In our ntail stores. nearest Price Control Boards -to Q u a i ^ M lilM LfCWior Hadden, It, of 99 who Is sick with a hard cold, and that their living quarters, above a New Concussions Technique W eek: has been out of school. The 4-H begin tomorrow morning at ten The process of dlstrlhuting meat determine their leg$I ceilings. ’Ike ■Uttirel street, Manchester, suffered o’clock In Hale’s store. A wide va restaurant, were unsatisfactory. (UoattBoed from Page Oae), At the same time, , Dr. M. rU EL A N D . . . from the Ume it leaves the Club meeting, scheduled to be held They wer4 promised more suitable new pork ceilings show ^increases minor Injuries. Unhurt were Henry riety of home made items has Spiegel-Adolf and a group of col^ stockyaita In the Middle West un averaging three-fourths of a cent W'e Are Mighty Proud That Manchester Han Shown Its Appreciation of Our Efforts to at his home, was cancelled. There accommodations./ SHJIllff .!ponprowlca, 24," o f Hebron and been promised by the members. talks about avoiding unnecessary til It arrives on your dinner table are many of the school children (In Chungking, the Communist leagues from Temple university ^ N G E ^ a pound and affect three-fourths KIm Ora^e Wright of M Pumcll suffering from colds and bad expenditures," but he added "we announced a new technique for in Conifectlcut . v •> l> necessarily of all pork ceilings. Incresses in Bring To This Town the Very Finest Pantries^That Can Be Produced,** New China NeWs agency reported need deed as well as Word. \ Reliable, Metered Service compUcated, and While meat Is Place, Manchester. coughs. Horace Sellers Is also out St. James's Parish Players will that Kuomlnfang—national party detecting brain concussions. beef ceiling prices .average on$- of school with a severe cough. In omit Its meeting tonight. ' The "No doubt Mr. Truman la sin zun zhort Its divsrUon Into black third o f a cent a poimd and in —members o f a truce field team cere,” Doughton continued. "Now, It consists of employing in From One of Manchester’s Oldest Dealers market channels during the dis- some respects the ailment re next meeting will take place April in Mukden/refused safe conduct visible, ultra-violet light rays, volve about one-third of ail beef TEA if we can get the cooperation of ' trihuUon proeeae Iz always a po> sembles whooping cough but It 26. guaranteta to Communist liaison cuts. '' (Jongreas, and the people in all directed against a sample of tenUal danger. Hebron has not been so pronounced. officers to reach "the bat For Your Added Enjoyment kinds of groups quit running here cerebrospinal fiuid tapped from a To pnvent meet from entering X Mrs. Edwin C. Meyer has been tle frTO THE lowed to run down considerably In table growers held Tuesday at the Bridgeport, April 1$—(ff’l—John more yet. . gold bandt. Scrvieq,iiftMrwUMJ/mNr. Inicy Sdnkiat Lemona...... 4 for 15c Fresh Green B eans...... lb. 22c recent years. Hotel Bond. Mr. Fiano repre A. McGuire, chairman of the Dem Make arrangements NOW STAND• 4 F ' h' IS- Teachers here had a half day sented th e, vegetable growers of ocratic State Central committee to have aer n B a u aeartOD In the schools Tuesday to. will be the principal speaker at the Fancy Mclntoeb or DeHrioas Tolland County. Porter Taylor axpart aM- aOdw them to attend a teachers’ was the guest of honor. Miniiei spring dinner of the Young DANDELIONS meetlBg In Letanon when new Listed as a patient at the Man Democratic Clubs of Connecticut ekaaloa give FRESH Public COCONUTS APPLES tent books were discussed and dls- to be held here to'morrow evening. chester Memorial hospital is Mrs. ,jroer-flar a M g ed . Etha Chessey of Bolton Center . Others on the speaker's list in .1 Setback Puity 3 Ibt. 29c 39c each 2 Ibz. 33c MANCHESTER fin . WUUam W. Hammond, wife who waa admitted Tuesday. clude Lieut. Gov. Wilbert Snow, I tbor.aegk y m iOaptatii Hammond, recently Mrs. Peter BUley returned State Senator Cornelius MulvlhiU ovarheoL FRUIT AND VEfSETABLES ^ GI bjr Andereon-Shea Wr':y irged from U. 8. service, Thursday from San Francisco and of Bridgeport and William Under AvalHary, No. 2046 riL L O W COOEING a tea Wednesday afternoon other points in California and is hill o f Washington, D. C., national lO-POUND BAG 95c Mrs. Howard B. Porter, visiting her mother, Mrs. Plerina director of the activities a t Young Depot Square HARRISON’S EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT .wife of Major Howard Firpo of the Villa Louisa Democratic clubs. RAKING COMPANY The Best fo r The Price/ AT V. P. W. HOME r, wba Is ta Hebron with her Delegations from Young Demo Garage 849 MAIN STREET ON KERRY STREET TELEPHONE SBSjl B-law, Mr. S lid. Mrs. cratic clubs throughout, the state ,1 ^ Mancheeter Green The word restaurant In America Ernest Roy. Prop. ONIONS B. Porter, until arrange- was first applied to the dining are expected to attend and ntany t”. ^$rlUNn v N’ldWIf IS PrteMt RefreehaKNita! 3 " - ' 2 ^ TURN AT SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH m be made to join her rooms of the better clas.'i of hotels promineht members of the party, 241 NO. MAIN STREET Corner Odk ond Spruce Streets PtajHbB •torta at StSO ibarp who ie at present la Tul-. and to a few high class a la carte including several' state officials, TE L. 5113 HARRISON’S BRISTOL — MANCHESTER. C O I^ rtataurahtA, ^ - ,wltt be grsssnt. f ■\ . y ^ ■ t ' r rVr-' i M A irciO T liB BVBNtNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 12.1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAT, AFRIL 1*, 1®4R
ant Foran la a veteran of World Asserts Spain. Has Higher Draft war 1 with several major engage man to Follow YMCA Drive Speakfl Here Toiiighi ments to his credit. Records Smashed Here 5 p o r l Slants — "IF seems a aheme." the chief ne Ariiiv of 450,(K)0 Age Proposal said, "that men who fought for thia Roosevelt’s Path Results to Dale ■if - great nstjon would return to civil In Real Estate Market B y Earl W. Yost ' At French Border ian life ahd.,bcat and kick a police Spseto Effitse Abroad, at Home Starts Fight officer in tHe performance of hia Previo)i»ly piibUxhed ...... >2^9.00 duty.” , *-<• . mi* Tx e and obtained exclusive adles privil- Ted Williams Claims Dave Women’* C?lub of Man- I n r i r f i t IN in e D a y s o f egea. within a Warrantee S I?V nice slice of proflL Mr. and Mr*, flenry H. ubiican* and sion of the men involved in the greatest one-arm golfer, proved a shorter each year. Pro , pen Ferris In For Big Year 2.00 eZiled Large bloclu of^war-built houses Roman, Hank Huggins and others •mney fcoualng for veteran* Hoadley ------10 00' -^* a most concemeiie0.00 and four days ago. One particular Ted Williams puts the okeh on ' league of their own . . There 200.00 ) The United States attd Brilain, of the draft. Othci wise, they haVa Evans ill “Hanilel!’ match with Henry Huggini, Skip- Like other golf stars, JiMkny because ha couldn’t throw any B^Heeirea item from the principles ; argued, there may not be adequate sale of a small, 4-room house on a Culberson, Metkovich Boo Perris#, whom he saw for th e. were enough of them . .*. When lo'oo W'hile willing to hear f'oland’t case, Within the past eight months good lot, brought' $8,000. Thia aame Henderaon and Pro Ben Roman. had many Interssting and thrilling longer like a big leaguer and be- Commissioner Declarer pitcher ball park/’ and the grounds mani Replying to a statement in vtally the objectives are the same. 10 00 I diplomatic relations with Spain toric runs for that greatest of teed transfers of local property, in golfers by the time they had walk cured. Ott’a long, faithful and brilliant Johnny Niggellng . . . Connie Mack Washington yesterday by an na- K. Korbe* Bu.shnell Uapt. Richard Hols Anticipating long and bitter de worked a hardship on several of golf, waa determined that ha could hasn’t been determined. He may Mr. Truman declared that plain , 00 I "hy all the United Nations col plays in New York. the first nine days o f April and ed to the apex of the green would Speaking of light,, here’s a service to the Polo Grounds . . . traded W olff to spare Hal W ag named State Dei>artment official Jennie B. Wind . . . bate. Speaker Sam Rayburn ID- the returning physicians and den do a lot better at the local course be aelected from among those who Friends of*the local pitcher,,Ol > t>eople all over the world join with 1303.00 lectively" would bring about Fran With the novel ideas that in the flood of deeds still keeps the be so exhausted that it hurt their wager that 1 enway will have ’em The New York Nattonala require ner . . . Cleveland’s 21-year-old that the government "wishes bass- Captain Richard HuJz, a fourth Tex. I called the members to meet tists who have had to. reestablish than the 75 scorecard that he turn worked out at Fenway Park yes bert, gathered and presented him ieadera and statesmen fh recog- co’s downfall. This, he said, formed the presentation of "Ham town clerk and his staff busy all game. Finally something was terday as other members of the by fall — CPA agreeing. revamping from the front office Sherm Lollar Is certain to quickly ball would show some IndtcaUai ___ generation Salvatlonlat, will be at 10 a. m. (E. 8. T.) and said he their offices in different locations ed in. ' with a going away present, a left aUtoig that it was largely because , . $.928.00 would be a starting point for fur- let" with and for the soldiers in days and several nights each week done to kMp the memberahip. An SoX played a 3-8 Us with the down . . . The Pasquel brothers’ snap Frank Hayes’ consecutive- handers pitbhing glove. He played of a desire to clean up" dlfferenoss ar Mr. Roosevelt "that clviliwitlon Total to date ther actions which might include ^ (f,e speakers at the tradl- planned another "brelikfast ses dde to the shortage of office apace. the Central Pacific, the erstwhile to record them. There waa some talk a while ago Jimmy may be back. ’Diere Is elevator was installed and the Braves at Hartford, home of the first headaches will come one day game record, which waa run up to with the North' Ends in the Rec with the Mexican League, the for hha survived,” and added that sion’’ tomorrow In the hope of a e’cononilc sanctions. tional band supper this evening final vote by nightfall. Captain Evans after almost three Stories Of Quick Prollta that a local contractor had plans every indication to believe that he problem of vanlehlng members Chiefs, the warrior farm In the when, Lula Olmo and George 308 laat fall . . .^he Arkansas League during the past winter and mer Democratic senator from Ken "only history can do him full jus will. He recently purchased a was solved. Hausmann are failing to knock in Traveler packs too.ffluch authority tucky added: '‘R l“ ''.".,?T iS rh .. ;.l tb. b.lv.U«n A.„,y .K.d.l, H. The House plana to take an years of sensational success in • Many wild Stories are being told for the construction of a modem Eastern League. Notes Taken from all players were present tice. creating dramatic entertaininent of the quick profits befng made by Medical Oqnter to abpply offlsa home in East Hampton and ex Jimmy would kid the group that They were Mel Deutsch, Joe aufficient runs, and the Mexican pulling the ball io left field, and "I’m sure pur State Department given de facto I'ecognttion to the will alsf) take part in .all the hand Easter recesa late next week and League $100-a-month lackeys has smooth catching equipment to Hope In United NnHona Obituary members want to toss the draft for the armed forces, allied Him real estate operators within the and aeceanovy technical space tor pects to gain new friende tn thia was around the talkative star, Dobeon, Larry Powell, Randy Bob Sturgeon has been appoint does not recognize disorders and Repubicans as a government hy week-end .services. .\t thv Sunday self with the showman, Todd, in section of the country. He le sure Heflin, oT folks Mike Ryba and Bosox-Braves Game start -wondering why those for go with It , . . Johnny Ltndell of other breaches of international af "He recognized, above all," Mr. allowing them to operate on school session he will relate some fight over to the Senate before go past few months. One story cites 20 physlciana, but nothing has been about the "Interlocking grip” he ed coach of the American Legion , n u m an continued, "that our hope ah elaborate production that be the sale of a modern dwelling to heard of the plan lately. he could better his score of Wed uses in playing. To describe Jim Earl Johnson. eigners are so richly rewarded at the Yankees is one wartime de baseball team The club will drill fairs when its only reports are. - French soil and said Franco's re-i of his experiences a.s a chaplain ing home. In that workout Eddie Pella- their expehae . . . Speaking strict velopment—as an outfielder—who through the newspapers. I’m sure . for the future of civilization, for in the Pacific with the Fifth Air Provisions of Bill came one,.of the hits of the sea an agent who made thh transfer Several new real estate agencies nesday. my taking a shot, here is our Baseball fans in this vicinity tomorrow afternoon ’at' the”-"Weet gime enjoyed "normal and full son. Running to almost three hqurs to a larger organization within a have entered the field within the Born In Fort Worth, Texas, Jim grini, an evcellent shortatop bill ly on the phjbileal aide, the Browns will stand up. Side Oval at 2 o'clock. they await official reports before the future of life lUelf. lay In the relations" with but few countries. Force. .Sunday aftern'oon at 2:30 The starting point for what ts version. He assumes a righj hand were offered a fine attralEtion yes auccess of the United Nations. He D e a t h s with but j^ew interruption, the half hour, netting the seller a nice past three months and the older has lost moat of his Texas drawl. not good enough to displace John lust a lot of fighting strength Shortstop Long Jack Wallaesa taking action. 'That’s what this The .Spanish exile spokesman he will conduct a bandsmen and expected to be one of the merriest stance. Graspa the club with his ny Pesky, belted two into the left terday afternoon when the Boston when Jack Jakucki was shipped. abd center fielder Sam Chapman office does.” ^ not only recognized these truths, Songster Council at the citadel, congressional meleea in years, the action of the most fascinating of $800 profit. and long-eatabUshed companies are At present he Is an Eastern rspre- left hand and swinge In the aame The annual West Side Rec Bowl ^a determined to do something Mise JulU Touhey aaid his secret document showed dramatic plots is unfolded with Another agent wh« had the fore putting on heavy advertising cam sentative of the A. Q. Spalding field screen. Red Sox played their rivals from Slats Marlon admit# that hla an are two of the mighty few redeem Mexican baseball Is not recog Franco's Army "ts setting ita at which mualcians from some bill as written by the House Mili manner as a two-handed golfer swer, "No," to the question, ing features of ‘the Athletics, ing League banquet will be held •hopt them. And he did. MisB Julia Touhey whose death tary committee after a long con an unconventional emphasis on ita sight to pick up several lots on a paigns with their liatinga embrao* sporting goods firm. He has been Lpe Culberson will play third across the Charles River, the Bos nized, he said, "because we’ve had eyes precisely on France’s two of the nearby corps will be present. from a right hand stance. Jimmy “Would you like to manage?" may Chapman of California one of the tomorrow night at the Garden nothing official on It." •Ilia foreign policy called for occurred last night **’^* '* ^ J * ^ ° Captain Holz will lead the mass troversy would: story Interest. business street, which had been ing real estate of an kinds, farina, connected with this company for explained that by placing his back in the city series, at least atari ton Bravee at Hartford's Bulkelcy Grove starting at 8 o'clock. The fair, sympathetic and firm dealing convalescent home, 29 Cottage borders." Having achieved a unique posi lying around Just waiting for acreage suitable for sub dividing, the games at that spoL probably be different two or throb years rare exceptions proving the rule ’The State Department spokes ed bands in several numbers at L Extend until next Feb. 15 the the past eleven years, being loan t o the objective hole. In other principal speaker will be Mike A Moscow broadcast recorded tion on the American stage* as a someone to venture an offer, netted to be followed by Ernie Andres Stadium . . . Several hundred Man hence . . . "Every player anqs," that football and baseball are In man declared controversies over with the other members of the street, was a -lifelong resident of the musical concert at the citadel ' wartime draft law which will ex small homes, duplex houses, fists ed to the USO during the past words playing backwards, he Carlson of Hartford. George Wad (ainily of natlona. At the same the north section, and tw the last night in London estimated Shakespearean actor, Maurice himself about $2,000 in a week for and house lots. ' whose war service affected his chester fans and followers of the beams Mr. Shortstop, who is A compatible . . , Whatever became American players entering Into Franco's Army at 1.000,000 men tomorrow evening at eight. The , pive on May 15 unless Congress re- two years to tour hospitals tor would average only five strokes dell will be toaetmaater.. ♦iwv if recognized our obligation greater part of her H^e/ved in Evans before the war in two dis his vision. Buying Blocks of Lots, wounded veterans and to deliver. speed afoot. two teams were present tor what cirfeh tn wind up as field marshall■of Ernie StewarL whom Will Har- agreements with Mexican Leagus and echoed De Los Rios’ asser Boaton Palace band of 30 musicians | vivea it. higher than his normal stance. In officials injured relations with "one 'to the ztarvlng and homeless of the houae at 217 Union Street. She will arrive tomorrow and remain j 2, Limit to 18 months the pe- tinct productions of "Hamlet” had A heavy surge on the inflation A recent inspection of the maps Inapiring talks and exhlMtlona. Sam Mele, great outfield pros turned out to be e pitching battle of the Cardinals . . . Now that the ml|:e fired for doing a spot of tion that more than dOO.OOO of side is in evidence in connection doing this he takef up a etance pect from NYU probably will be training season ia drawing to a orgbqizing among the umpirea Wednesday evening the Y Wed of our closest and best allies.” other lands." had reached the age oT86 and was to take part in the Sunday aerv-1 riod of training and sendee of any won particularly lavish praises for of available lots tor Irome con Jtro smiled when he related to with very little hitting . . . *rhe Red Th# New Deal. Mr. Truman said, these now are concentrated on the his acting of the supreme role of with the local scramble for sale with both feet well apart, diagon optioned In order to give him a cbnclualon, we finally hear, no after Happy Chandler, ever work nesday Night League will gather "Baseball la making It tough on the youngest and I w of her fam ices. Colonel Joseph Atkinson, j inducted man, including those al- struction revealed that riealtora the crowd that had gathered In ally with the ball, back to the Sox pulled Into Hartford Wednes haeame the reallzaUon of "the ily, and a loyal jdember and at French frontier. the young Prince of Denmark. Hia able single family property.. Many chance to play regularly. Rig^t more about recruits who outhit ing in fh^ Interest of the down for their banquet at the Itatian u *’’ he continued. "W e try to irh.' hrnadrait also declared that Salayatlonist who | ready in uniform. have been conducting a ayatematic cluding Earle Clifford, Del SL hole and then tees off. If you day evening and stayed overnight American Club in Rockville. The great hope” which "In an hour of tendant of S y Bridget's church The broadcast also declared inai i Salvation ! .-j. Prohibit the inductioa of current Interpretation has been a sale mighfight Ibe made if the owner search of available lots suitable now all Red Sox hands rate him Country Slaughterer while In the trodden. sottiificd off by telling him build up good will and this sort iff "there are now about 50.000 Ger John, -Henry Rockwell, that he ts think It ia easy, try It sometime. at the Bond with the Graves com armed forces . . . In Florida, you directions to the club'are as fol thing tears It down.” axtremc crisis” Mr. Roosevelt while her heaUh permitted. Army activttiea in the New Eng- ' fathers and give local draft boards unanimously welcomed as en of attractive properties could be for small bomt. and have quietly aa a top candidate but a bit too to sound tlicin.out? . . . Dffhand, man soldiers and ofTicecs in assured that they could find an barr^ from playing In the left anxious. He may go even lower ing In on the 1:15 train from couldn’t throw a rock down any one would s u s p ^ there would be lows: From the center of Rock By "this sort of thing” he ap i gave to the American people. Older res^ n U will recall that land slates, will come with them. ■ flnal say over which farm worker! riched with a new dynamic spirit. bought up blocks of lots that have handed golf tournament bacauie History Of Court New York yesterday afternoon Ita principles, he said, "have to for many years her sisters. Miss Spain." some of whom have been The’*'aurroundlng players of the other house to move into after sale In 1922, Walter Olson, then than Louisville because the Colo street without, hitting a dozen a place for him tq the Mexican ville, drive past the stop Ught and parently referred to Instances In lined to quell "partisan uprising '* paptain Holz has resumed his . hall be deferred, been on the market without a he uses a right hand stance. nels have a great Triple-A outer . . . Both teams dreaacd In their St. Bernard's cemetery and then volving Vern. Stephens, SL Louis day become an accepted part of Maiy and Miaa Anna Touhey con work as director of music activ- [ 4 py) these ceilings on the size usual Evans standard Include Lili of their own. glimmer of sale tor from ten to town Recreation Director and young men whom it was claimed League, and could Doq Jorge Pas It added that "Franco Spain is "After all I don't have my other patrol. hotel rooms and went to the park outsmacked the Red Bird standby take the first'right. It ia on the Browns shortstop, who played for f our way of life. ducted /a succeasful dressmaking lUes for the Salvation Army's j of the armed forces by July 1. 1947: Darvas, Thomas Gomez. Harry In at least one instance, locally, 20 years. youngstera from the West Side, de in buses . . . Frankie Pytlak of the quel asc any old b>qken-down .serving as a post-war base of Fas owners of select properties ate as- arm, and I never could quite un George (Catfish) Metkovich will while tolling for Uncle Sam . . . 'baseball writers at those' prices? left hand side of the road. a short time with a Mexican Lea- ' "When an employe Joint a union, eatahMsbment at their home on Eastern territory. > Army. 1.070,000: Navy, 558.000; Sheppard, Frances Reid. Whit They stand to piick up a sice derstand it” stated the dark hair cided that they wanted to erect a Sox and Slbbi Sisti of the Braves when an Investor buys a share of cism, where tens of thousands of Connor and Epnmett Rogers. siii^d by the purchaser and on hia side." / ies of the Maccabees was Institut Guinea, Leyte and Okinawa. He ; tarv enli.stments during the preced- ent Society of the Bolton Congre cart, they would cart the clay to Charlie Blossficld, business mana The charges of Poland and of rants and he maintains the same the local dealers jui’ho have the the alte of the proposed tennis speed and build. Tha.Sox got him it. not even a letter or any cqgn- Oanaot liv e Isolated ed in Manchester, the three sisters was with the first group of Amer-1 month gational church, will serve a baked proper contacts and connections. after "outbonusing” other clubs ger of the Hartford Cllicfa.._de- tract and bought the Browns, or- The late presldei^jmw clearly. de los Rios, although mutually schedule of real estate values that court. A dump cart waa produced clared that this year’s team will Flip-Flops to Mexican munlcation from the promoters iff signed up. and during their active leans to enter .lapan w hen,'on 1 j Fix the draft ages at 18 to bean supper Tuesday evening at Pyilak May, Retire better yici, had the Pasquel Baseball Bfiela baseball down there has reached Mr. Truman said. VOiat we cannot supporting the general case Septenyber 1. 1945, he and his jeep inclusive, instead of the present are currently In force In Hartford and the boys went to work. It took be good wlUiout any question . . years thereafter were substan 6:30 in the Community hall at Bol and West Hartford, which ia rea- Frankie Pytlak still Is “ thinking League Did More Good brothers buy them for him as a this office. continue to llv y ' Isolated from tial members and office holders. against Franco, had few’ If any "Sweet Chariot" were flown to jg through 44. aeveral days before a court waa Arriving at the ball park, little sideline. ton Center. .sonably from 10 to 20 per cent Belh Shoiom Notes laid out. it over" at his Buffalo home. Joe Indlfuis—Olanti^ • We are prepared to go along ether nations./ He - knew that The name of the organization was parellels In detail. De los Rios Tokyo. ’ _ _ Mrs. August Mildner. leader of Cronin gave Frankie permission Dorn DlMagglo got lost in the Than Harm to Below Aa things are, all Junior Ste Roanoke, Va„ April. 12—W —It what happens' on other continenta aaid he had no llrat-hand knowl y Born in Piltston, Pennsylvania, higher than in Manchester. shuffle and was beseiged by au with any country In the world that later changed to the Woman’s 8:00 tonight. Sabbath eve aerv* Needing poles, the boys set out after the latter suddenly felt a phens has to look forward to la will be BUI Voiselle vs. Allle )i«r- respects our rights and contracts.” must alfert' the welfare of our edge of German IcientlstaIcient w orking‘ where his father. Brigadier Ernest A fa k in l-k o F e the group, and her associates- have The Latest Method Into the woods and chopped down tograph hounds before making his The Rio Grande Loop Benefit Association, and Misa Julia decided upon the following menu; Blocked off from excessiva ice to include SMCial readings hon sore arm and thought he might additional years of underpriv nolds today aa the New Y ^ he declared, pointing to Cuba whkih ebuntry. / . . . Touhey has been a member for in SnalnSpain aa alleged by Poland in a Holz was then in charge of The S poles and these were used for posts have to quit baseball. He had been way onto the playing field . . . ileged slavery. Scalloped potatoes with meaL sales, due to the scarcity of tene oring the memory of Franklin D. Ted Williams, Bobby Doerr and Giants and Cleveland Indians Im visited recently with Will Hai^ "W e juo here not only to do neariy half a century. She leaves note to the council suggesting Salvation Army Corps. Captain I that held the wirer. tabbied No. 2 catcher. By Harry Gra.vson There is one thing the Mexican bring their barnstorming tour here. Hoiz attended High school In ' baked beans, tslsda. rolls, dessert ments, local realtors are now con Roosevelt. Tennis became a popular sport Tex Hughaon were the Sox players rld n . prasident of the AmericsB hen or/to the Immortal spirit of several niecea and nephewa." these refugees were making new Hold Their Seals 10:00 a. m. Saturday. Children’s Ted Williams forgot his bag— NEA Hporte Editor tca|)ot tempest made crystal The Tribe grabbed a 4-1 edge tn Leaffpe. and Clark Griffith, ownsr Jin D. Rooeevelt,” he went and sinUtef weapons u n c^ Fran Oklahoma City. At the age of six- . and coffee. ducting a campaign to Ideate fam and many West Slders from ^oimg- who drew the most applause in Funeral services will be held Profits derived from the supper ilies that are planning to . piove Sabbath service. and his bat—when the club left New York, April 12 (N E A ir- clear. the aeries yesterday when an of the^ashlngtiwi Senatora. ’ •We are here to gain co’s protection and prozdotion. teen he was leader of The Salva-' stera to grownups took advantage New York, some bound for Hart- batting practice, especially Wil Monday at 8:30 a. m. at the Hol- tion Army band and a student con- ' (Continued from Page One) will be contributed lo the fund for away froijj town, contacting them 10:00 a. m. Sunday. .Religioua liams who found no trouble send Instead of permitting Branch The bulk of major league own eighth inning run gave them and “ We ufiked things over wttli „ g t h for what la ahead— to loran Funeral Home, 175 Center of the court constructed by -'the foj'd to play the Braves there yes ductor of the High .school band. i ------repairs to the church. Reserva lor the exclusive' privilege to sell ScHTool. boys. On Saturday evenings the ing several over the fence . . . Rickey to kick Mickey -Owens ers and officials ought to be run Bob Feller a 4-3 verdict over the Cuban basri;^ leaden and ws ^ I n It from the Inaplratlon of hla street, and at nine o'clock in St. *4^ their home. Often this informa 6:30 p. m. Monday. Annual Tem terday and others headed for Bos around, National League owners ning merry-go-rounds at 10 cents National Leaguers. came tn a dMiperoUve agreemenL” deeds, and the Inaplratlon of the He attended the University of j a Communist and eight are Inde- tions should be in by Saturday bigger fellows with Olson would ton. The Sox lost an even three dozen Bridget'a church. Burial will be In j tion leaks out and aeveral dealers ple Seder, reserr-ations for which balls in batting practice . . . Mana should get'together and richly re a ride or grinding hurdy-gurdya A’s he asserted. humane principles which brought Bridget’s Manchester Oklahoma where he majored In | pendents. night, and may be made through bring out the piano from the West Local ball games on -weekdays the family plot in St, music education. Irr 1935 he camel Eight women were leading all I Mrs. Charles F. Sumner of Bolton, scramble to the owners simultane may be made by. contacting Mrs; side Rec and dances were enjoyed ger Billy S-outhworth and out ward thg catcher for changing his for small change. Philadelphia, April I t —OPi— "American brguUzed baseball them to pass. ' cemetery. ously, to the embarrassment of start at three o’clock this year, mind about jumping to the Mex Connie Mack and his Philadelphia has given the Marican Leagus to New York where he continued candidates in their respective dia- telephone 4587. Saul M. Silverstein. on the clay court. doubichcaders 'ht i :30 and Satur fielder Johnny Hop. look alike . , . "Here, where he bom. In -The funeral home will be open Dftte Book owner and realtors alike. Ernie Andrca.s, Sox third sackcr ican League. Tigers—Keda Athletics' squad wrote finish today erery chance to co-opm ts with our Ili the spot which he loved the best In his studies at New York University trict*. Mrs. Michlko Yamazaki, The condition of the court today day games at two. The Sox opener for friends after seven o’clock to while working in the Public Rela- who divorced her husband and was How to Get Real Values la a former All American basket American League' mngnalo.s to two months of spring training. leagues.” the commissioMr said, iail the world, he la now at rest. We Is still good after 24 years. How will be at 3:15 on Saturday, April "bu^ the only answer we n*YS re morrow evening. Toaigiit tiona .department at Territorial elected on the same day. was i One of the ways in which to de ever there will be nd tennis thia 20, to allow the Marathon spec ball player at Indiana and Great -should do the .same tlijng for Ver- ; Dayton, O.. April 12—(/P) —Hal The A'a rtcumed to their Shibe shall not soon hla like again.” DeMolay-Ralnbow dance at Ma Headquarters. In 1937 he entered among the natiou's six highest About Town termine the extent of the local Lskea . . . Sam Mele, a husky non Stephens. Newhouscr, ace lefthander of the Park "home" fresh from the lost ceived has been challenges to. the Win Be Shared by All m u B t year at the West Side because the tators time to get to the park. newspapers and threats that the sonic Temple. the Salvation Army Training Col- • vote getters with 176,000. selling "boom” is to scan the LECLERC Rec budget has no available funds Talk is that Bob Johnson, late outfielder ia considered the best For the fllp-flbps of Junior Detroit rigers. was due for' his fi triumph of a Grapefruit League In accepUng custody of the Tonaorrow lege and___ upon . receiving ^ his com- j Mrs. Yamazaki.______46,_____ who_ cam . The Rotary Club’s Soap Bqx stjimps affixed to the deed then rookie prospect on the club . . . Stephens and Owen did trtorc to nal pre-season appearance against campaign—a 16-3 win over the /Mexican League will break up our Iteoaevelt esUte as a naUonal hU- FUNERAL HOME for the erection of poMs, wire and of the Red Sox, got a bonus and a organlgstlon.” Funerals Went Side Rec Bowling L*agiie ' niTsston was appointed a corps of- 1 Derby committee meeting will 4>e look up the current assessora val the rolling of the courts. The The crowd kept coming and it was crimp the new circuit below the the Cincinnati Reds today. He was Hagerstown (Md. I Owls yesterday. terical site. Secretary of the In contract for $10,000 from 'Mil Chandler declared 11a had “ read banquet fleer in Klizabeth, New Jersey,' jq j j . held at 8 o’clock this evening at uation on the property in ques 231 Main Street . courts at the West Side were waukee. this writer’s obscr\’ation that it Rio Grande than any retaliatory expected to hurl three innings In Senators terior J. A. Krug stressed, that It tion. which approximates 80 per tn the papers about a man named Mrs. Kathleen Ford Sunday, April 14 where he remained until January, vorce Kenji Ya lazaki when.he re- the home of the secretaiY of fhe abandoned during the war years. Pete Fox was*let out by the Sox w’Es the best attendance at the measure organized baacball could preparation for his opening day as Charlotte, N. C.. April 12—(/T)^ It wUl he shared by people of all na Lenten canUta, "The Story ot 1943. enub, Herbert W .. Swanson, 233 rent of the actual value. Word of Phone 5269 Franklin Avenue ball park in many possibly have, concocted. signment against the St. Louis Ray Ooolsby, rookie outfielder of ‘Pasquel' who reportedly has Funeral services for Mrs. Kath .. . I turned from a four-year civilian sought tn lure American players tions. the Cross,” Center Congregation Captain Holz Is the author a . administration post In Borneo with South Main street. All Rotarians mouth statements regarding years . . . Angelo BertelU tortner Stephens and Owen were in a Brow’ns next Tuesday. The Reds the Washington Bens tors, has been “The people he loved will come leen Ford were held at St. James’# prices being paid for local real es All American quarterback at from organlMd baseball," and add church at 10 o’clock thia morning, al church. number of music compositions. The I ^ Borneo native for a wife and are Invited to attend. spot to help the Paaquel brothers hold a 4-1 edge in the series which .sent to Washington for what waa here,” he said, "young people, poor tate are'not reliable in general. Notre Dame was a Braves dugout ends Saturday. ed: leaving the T. P. Holloran Funeral .SalvaUon Army Staff Band of childien. Normally, a Japa- Ploaear’s Stretokwsy Belt strike the greatest blow in history described as "corrective surgery," people, aliens, and neighbors, men New York City o ft ^ featiiijs his ; „ ^y her Hose Company No. I’s Bowling •If one were to rely upon atate-^ visitor. He was recently d isch arge for the professional ballplayer. Goolsby played brilliantly in early "This office does not recognize Home at 9:30. Rev. Robert J. ments given by either the owners is' the modem version of from the Marines . . . Most tons Mr. Pasquel because we have never •who are freer men because he liv W’ooda celebrated the mass. Rev. Duly lo Fighl instriimenUl numt numbers and his husband, come what psay. ' League of the S.M.F.D., will hold Had they liked conditions in Yunli*— Itodgers spring games but lately hat slowed ed. Statesmen from many lands vocal arrangements have enjoyed its annual banquet tomorrow night or pu:-^aser$, we might listen to • "Wqist aettoB” belt . . - ^ were disappointed when WlUlalw* Mexico, other dissatisfied name down' afoot. heard from him offlclallv. Does Frederick .McLean was deacon Mr. Pasquel speak for the Mexi will come; aometimes weary and a wide hearing. At present he is at the firehouse at 6 o’clock. A something like this one: the aiMfrar to aay nuui’a Saturday at Murphy’ s York. Doerr and DiMagglo failed athletes would not have hesitated Brooklyn, April 12— Pre PhiUic* and Rev. William J. Dunn was sub disheartened from their struggle Wrong Found arranging a Salvation Army Hym Th^pwner of a not too well to park one out of the lot In the to bop/x^^Hired hands unfortunate war ba.scball w’ill be back on dia- / Richmond. Va., April 12—(/P)— can government? Just what is deacon. Arthur Keating and Miss dinner will be served as well as deeire tor perfect belt his capacity T” with the problems of the day. May nal for youth and ia putting the Five Men Held awmllngYif-pritos. kept twd-gpartmeht flat had been game . . . Herman Bronkle, Man enough uLbe stuck with the cool- play in New York today w’hen the I'he Philadelphia Phitilea conclude Mary Lantieri sang and Mrs. Mae finishing touches on an instruc- trying to dispose o.f It for several chester's only contributidn to the Ya^nkccs and Dodgers meet iq the hla memory deliver all of them Barry presided at the organ. (Continued From Pngo Une) I ic clubs—the .Senators, Bi-ow-fw, their northward-bound barnstorm The $01 Question from selflahnesa and from greed. tJoh method for comet, horn, bari The Junior Sportsmen's Club will months for $$|,500, without suc Major League, he waa with the I Athlctic.s.' Cardinals, Dodgers and f!r*st game of their annugi. pre- ing trip with the Washington Sen Burial was in St. James’s ceme After Melee St. Louis Browns, held a confab May he forever share with all who Justice Geoffrey Lawrence, pre tone, tuba and trombone. hold a meeting'tonight at the “ Y" cess. Maintaining his price, he ' Giants could have commanded opciicr wcckcml series at Ebbets' ators here today. Manager Bep tery where Rev. Woods read the with Manager Southworfh before New’ York On what did Ameri come something of his timeless aiding member of the tribunal, fre at 7 o’clock. All boys interested shopped around ror quicker ac .00 IN PRIZES I their just due. ^ j Field. A crowd of 20.000 is ex Chapman announced he would take committal service. The bearers tion. A Ideal dealer Ivith Hartford $120 the game. Both were teammates cans spend,more money in '?945 qualities—his contaeious vitality, quently interrupted with impa (OoBttnned fn>m Page One) in Joining the group may do so. I Stephens and Owen reneging j pected to watch Hal Gregg,- ace the mound for the Phillies at the were . Richard Johnson, " John connections came into tlie picture n Our Meal Department In Toledo many years ago . . . Tex than on movies, radio and Invest his gallant courage, and hU In- Uliano, Percy Robinapn and Mylea tience. \ 'Iliere la-no obligation. leaves Luis Olmo as the only- es Rrooklyn, righthander, oppose start with Coach Cy Perkins ment In E-bonds combined? An- Local. Rolariaiis being struck 'by several men. He Hughaon and Johnny Sain both tablished big . league, betformer Spud Chandler, the Bronxites’ best. ^ t e compaaelon.” Byrnes. . Asked Mcrey Toward Jews You Will Find pitched impresalvcly . Sain la a catching.. ,> 8-vvcr: Gambling. Kaltenbrunner represented him said that two men grabbed him The tegular monthly meeting of ALICE OOFRAN . •1 BALL TOURNAMENT\. ■ \ \ down Mexico way and the Puerto At Cliarler Meet from behind and struck him about Local 63 TWA. CIO. will be held rookie" who flashed In the service Mrs. Allred Albissi self aa a man who repeatedly in (Known Aa Quern Alice) NATIVE . . . Several hits went by alow Rican is hardly of the'naiqe play tervened wlth'.Hltler and Himmler the head. He wge taken to Hart tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at Seventh Danghter nf n Seventh Son • AFTERNOON PRIZES \ er VSricty. X Returned Veteran 'Funeral services for Mrs. Sa ford hospital -for treatment o f fa Tinker Hall. A large attendance Rudy York at first for the Sox bina Albasi, wife of Alfred Al- to plead for mercy v toward the The Manchester Rotary Club Bnm With a VeU 11 a. m.—5:30 p. m. and Dom DlMaggfo’s two poor The wheel isn't going to attract Jews. He maintained also that he cial Injuries. is expected to attend. Headings Dally, Inclading Sunday. BROILERS throws from centerfleld drew many too much attention w’ith his Granted Exception basf, of North Coventry, wefe held was represented at the chartering Nose Believed Brqken SPORTSMEN’S HEADQUARTERS at nine o’clock thia morning in worked.' repeatedly to establish ne of the 6220th Rotary Club of the 8 A. N tn • P. M. Or Bv Appolnt- These farm fresh broil SSS’""—High 3 String ' comments from the crowd . , . Hausmanns, Zlmrnermans, Maglt- gotiations for peace "imme4UiteIy Another roan, Norman Hiy' ment In the Service «t the Pne- es, Gormans, Carfisquelsr Hernan St. James’s church, leaving the World when the Dalton, Maaa. wood, 29,.of East Hartford,^tried .Hospital (Notes ers tvUi be split ready -for ’Bams Rowell ia leading the Braves W. P. Quish Funeral Home at after 1 became convinced With our Club was presented its charter ple tor SO Years. $15—High Single ^ \ at the plate thia spring . . . Play dezes and Franklins. Old Alex Among the exceptions granted to intervene but was throwiK.^ to SPIHITIIAI MEDIUM the pan niid we guai^ntee Carrasquel was quickly flattened b^, the Zoning BoaM of. Appeals 8:3P. Rev. Frederick McLean celer' defeat at Stalingrad in FeEruary, Wednesday evening in the Parish ers on both teams complained 1943, that Germany had lost the the sidewalk and received a k Admitted yesterday: John 169 Church Street, Hartford. Con* their tepdehi^s, , $S——Second High 3 Strinig by seven and nine-run innings in last night was the request o£ Lieut. brated the mass. Mias Mary Lan House of the First Congregational In the head which la believed to about the cold weather, especially tieri .sang and Mrs. Mae Barry war,” ' church In that town. .More than ackwbdd, 16 Trotter street; Ed- Phone 6-2084 the pitchera . . . It waa a good hia first two starts down yonder, Gieorge W. Cheney, .Ir'.. Jor per have broken hia nose.. PLUMP $5—Second High Single by the way, blames the high al mission to convert a building own played the organ. The American prosecbtlon im two hundred Rotarians, all but the Two Connecticut Company hue rnilnd Qroleau, Rockville; Mni. exhibition of pitching and tor a NASSIFF ARMS CO. S P O R T IN G Burial was In St. James's ceme mediately atUcked Kaltenbrun- 27 which comprise the new Dalton FiuuSe’Wright, Rockville: Mrs. HEN TURKtU^S batting show, Joe Fan will have titude; which would make a fast GOODS ed by Frank Cheney, Jr., into an drivers, Patrick J. Dempsey of I ball pitcher tike Bob Feller prac- “Sporting Goods For AH” artment. This building is lo- tery where Rev. McLean read the ner’a atatement that be had no Club being visitors from the thirty- FranceKNovitsky>. Broad Brook. 54c Pound to Journey to Boston or to New apar Hartford and Charles Sherman of Adroit^ today: Stanley Zelin- . AUTO DRIVING EVEMNG PRIZES - York tor this. -Ucally unhittable. cated. south of the home of Frank committal ser\’ice. The bearers personal knowledge of concentra three other Clubs in the' I99th Dis East Hartfdhd, also stepped In to 995 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 2-1647 skl. *' 149 Spwme street; Kathleen INSTRUCTION ‘‘(And remember, now''is Rud Rennie, veteran New Yorl^ Cheriey on the soqth side of Hart I were , Richard Lbcicero, John tion camp horrors by presenting af trict of which Manchester is a try to quell the fighting. 5:30 p. Ooaing I t - fidavits from fprmer inmates and member, jammed the Pariah"House Tomllnaon, 24^4to^w »y U®"*: •!• Dual Control Car. Competent, the time to order your baseball writer eeht to Mexico by ford Road. . . DePolo, Robert Genoveai. Andrew Lieutenant Foran, according to Experienced Instructor. Lieut. Cheney served in the Navy Daric6,<; Mai I rice Darico and John employes at Mauthausen, stating dining room to the doors. Taye Nelaon, 26!V.Oakland street; Easter Turkey nt Pine $35-rrHig 3 Strinjf hia newsaj^r to Investigate con Luther Palmer of East Hartford, . REYNOLDS DRIVING ditions' In the Mexican League, Automatic . . . Tubular . . . Clip during Worlil War Il^and like a lot Po'tvtlcello. - ^ they had seen him there on fre Edw’ard Cowieson, president of was attacked by the aaaailanta Susan Carter. 47 Jensen street. hurst. We will feature Discharged yeaterd^: Deborah The maj gito and tafo •! PRESCRIPTION reports: "American players get -of returning veterans, found him- ■. ;------quent inspection trips. the sponsoring cluh^qL. Pittsfield, after be had Intervened to atop SCHOOL earefuily selected 14 to* 16 '$ 1 5 —High Single . __ Mass;,, made the opening remarks Laughton, Talcottvi'le; Mr*. Erna this eoaoodled spring inen ting in St the. beginning of thlff Golf Balls self unable to secure an p | F z l i i z » £ i t l r z t i i i l the melee. Palmer aaid the police Call Hartford (T-0806 Evenings. pound Hen Turkeys of very $ 5 -^ e c o n d High String • PHARMACIST ‘:22 Mossberg Rifles . • ment and as- a result ,of the per-1 I IttU l \ 4 l l l C « H 1 0 n d I and acted as toastmaster .for the officer was thrown to the aide- Harmsen, 22 Dudley strdet; Leo the trieh! AvnOnblf ht . Alwsys On Ontyt program aro falling Into a gold mission granted last night w’ork j Gilliolic Ladies .evening. The charter was present walk by aeveral of the men, and Sullivan, 5 Broad street;. Judith fancy quality with plenty mine. And Vern Stephenaf ran ed to , the 4>residcnt of the new MeCTarthy, 69 Jackson streeL several One leathan* $5— Second High Single out on all this. He’s crazy.” 85c each vrill l)e started, at once converting] then kicked repeatedly In the of extra servinics .of white ARTHUR DRUG STORES V Films of Sweden Discharged .today:' Clarence In view ot Btephens’ rejection Fmr the Campers! /the present building into a home Atiiiounee Parly club, William W. Howe, by gov face and stomach. breast meat). ^ S45 Mida 9 tr M Tal 1809 Dosen ...... $ 9 . 5 0 for himself and familyi ] - — .— ernor of the 199th District, John Store Window Broken Banning. Bdlton; Mra. Helen. An of Benor Don Joge Pasquel’s D. Cassona of Suffield,~ Conn. The , A 'window In the King Cole derson and dau^ter. 781 Center FRESH $1.50 up fiiul otter—$20;000 a year for five ------—^—:------i r " ” -The. Ladies' Aid Society of atieet; Daniel Griffen, Main street; ^ Htkf Tents 1 Emanuel Lutheran church has Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La highlighta of the evening were the package atore, in - front of which BUTTER FISH * years, with $50,000 to be placed GOLF BAGS. $2.25 - $15.00 addreaeea by President Leo E. moat of the fighting occurred, waa Mrs. Lillian Crawford, Bowers Murphy’ s Restourant In h New York bank aa ir guar Complete With Poles! W p Ic OIUC I TO in O I niade arrangements foran enter- dies of (Columbus, will follow ita LOANS 25c Pound street; Herbert Hampton,. 105 — ■ tn : tainnient, Thursda.f .evening, April business meeting, Tuesday eve Golden of the Hartford Club, the broken. antee—yoii have to agree. The main speakei of the evening, on Farm Drive; Frank DeNoyelles, t « . I m Casifte duM viaiV I FRYING CHlOCflNS ‘ SIMON1ZING shortstop won’t ' get that much TEES ...... doz. 5c educational films on ning, April 16, at the K. of C. Four police cruisers artived and Jr., 677 Center street; Stanle; Roast Leg of Lamb or Balked v Virginia Ham S s ' - s A d l i m t J l l T U -ltJl «11IB Sweden w'ill be shown, depicting Home, with an enjoyable program, “The Romance of Rotary." and quickly put a stop to the melee. . . t o p a y mo a i i M U s ’ 47c Pound from the Browns if he stays at wniiam C. Root, past district gov Zellnakl. 149 Spruce street: FranlI Th* Body Shof Method Sportomah’s Park as long as Con- - ______the cultural, social, industrial and consisting of piano selections by The alleged violators were taken PLUMP FOWI* withTresh Spinach and Oven Browned Pota Mrs. William Holland, and g ^ e a ernor and a member of the Pitts Petraltis, 81 Florence street It you find Easter shopping nia Mack has been in’ Philadel Badminton Sets Plans are being made by the of- recreational development of Us to headfiuartera for questioning. or unpaid billa a problem, SULIMENE A FLAGG, Inc. with prizes,' for the wlnnera, among field Club talking on "The Objects An ambulance was called for Lieu FOR f r i c a s s e e phia. Complete With Net! — - fleers of the RedMen’a Social CTub PfoP'*- of Rotary.” you can get a caah loan toes. Real Fresh Strawberry Shortcake* $86 OMtat 8$. IM. 8181 for a combinTd 34th Anniversary Pictures indicate that they are iw- them the popular 'Yootie” game. tenant Foran and he was taken to Plenty of Quality Stephens was strictly a sucker. Following the program the Dal promptly at ‘Personal’ — the He should havs fulfillsd the con- Tennis Racquets and Welcome Home dinner fo r ' """J will be a great Refreshments- and a social time the St. Francis hospital. He re company' that likes to. say Frankfurts will follow, and a good .turnout of ton Clifb was host to the visiting ______■ ti . merabera discharged from the ser- i ,P^°P''‘ "h o c?me from Rotariahs at the Irving House, gained consciousness a short time CAR PAINTING "Yes." Loans made on your Cold Cuts Dry FUw the members la hoped for. later. ~ r . . younger folks who have never-seen . Mrs. John Allison ia chairman of its usual meeting place, where , Gct.-Oiir Estimate signature alone. Lamb Patties, $4.75 w- ter, Wells street. The dinner will sandwiches, and coffee were served. Hospital authorities thia noon i«- MlCBHfY FlN!il The Awakenlnfl LANK LEONARD Wete Sweden. the committee and Mrs. William ported that although Lieutenant SOiJMENE « FLAGG Mm UIi hfBiiti III and be eerve4 at 4 p. m. Holland, co-chajrman. ™ Others aa- Karl A. Keller, vice president The affair will be staged under Mrs. Carl Noren of 100 Wash Foran sustained deep lacerations, uaa Sliced Dried B”ef vou'OBrrTB? BUT.MAHONeV” IfOU BUNGLING IT WASAWPUaV INDEED IT WAS ington street, ticket chaimian, has aiating are Mrs. Raymond Hage- and Herbert W. Syi’anaon, secre INC. iSalUBa una $9.00 Streamera the auspicee of Miantonomoh tary of the Manchester Club, were concussion and a possible fracture BIND THAT OUT THConcRGuy IDlOTGiHEMUST NICE OF WHEN I'M > distributed a supply among the dom, Mrs. Raymond Audette, Mrs. of the ribs, his condition following 614 Cantor S t TO. 1)01 u » sii« tun tiaop v v *1-. Tribe. No. 58. I, O. R. M „ and tlve the delegatee to Wednesday eve m 1130 n n I3J4 COME TO . -ANO^lCICt SAID ¥0U*D SIN T H AVBBCBN A ME.MALONEy TO E LE C TE D C Bncktaila members of the Aid Society. John Bovle, Mra. John B. Burke, the operation was "satisfactory.” sui n o ill! a m caterer for the banquet will be ning’s chartering at Laltdn. PINEHURST AND YOU'D B C rre* HIM O V B R .S O - C O Pm i CLOSE TELL YOU WHERE m a y o r , X 'U s TENNIS HEAD Mra. William Burkg 4iid Mrs. TWebw* wtoSult ii tonseii Taiskle and Chsf Fred fioblelo. Fallowing the James Reardon. *« SATURDAY OUJL MAHONBV/ YOU COULD GET SE E THAT diawar there Will be dancing u d Hoodlums to Bs Dmdt THE PLACE UP COVERS Tackle Boxea Public Records ANOELOWfmST.' THEM SO RO^SONABLE J HE GETS A an entertainment program. Two Grass Fires mzIMi ■» iiealiotwm for ‘Pepperidfe Firm Tuty The oommlttee ie planning to se Drop in Retiimcd With Serevsly CEDAR POLES YOU KNOW WHCEE PHILIP.' — ----- JOB Pepper Warrantee Deed* Un-sIicM Bread-. . . Grade cure a well known speaker on vet Hartford, April .IJ.-ridb—Tjsrm- 4 out of S who ask for u loan TO HIDE O U T .'IIL ATOTY HALLj Wright Ik Ditson HenuetlcsUy Sealed Peter Christiana to Edward W. A A Strictly Fresh Errs Salt Water erans’ affidrs who can'present to III the South End Ing the attack on Lieut. Michael F. at ‘ Peroonnl’ —get It! Come Krasenics, property on Ashland Vels Is Reported CLOTHES POLES, and Farmer Browns cello CONTACT TOU TENNIS BALLS .... 3 for $1.35 Rode Ute membership and gu u t metii- Koran a "vicious assault,” Police In or nhone tmlay.-r' L A T B P i h ^ the latest action that la being street. « Chi'ef Michael J. Godfrey today Huee Company No. 1 of the i«AN$ $$$ Is $2S0 er ijihane jiackaxes of Fresh Lsfgc Aaeon* takes for the benefit of the veter Aldo Pagan! to ..Sherwood A. The number of returning veter served warning that hoodlums ot FENCE POLES, ETC. Salad Mix and nearby Spin e-/r ans in relation to housing, claima, Beechler, profierty on' Haynee South. Manchester Fire depart the city are going to be dealt with SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY ment of ans in Manchester ia showing a ment took'care of a grass fire'on ach. boouB. anid other related matters. streeL- big decline. During the past ten severely. Driveways Install^ Each veteran member will be Alexander Jarvis to Bernard a still alarm at 12:36 this iVoon at "We are going to use all tbs TENNIS RACQUETS RESTRUNG FLY REELS days there have been but 64 men the com pr of Deepwood and Great- Fresh Radiahea . . . .bch. 9c gfiiented with a beautiful gift aa Waldman, property oh Ardmoce and women wjbo have ,filed_ thatr force at our comnumd in deal&w ^ Repaired f i n a n c e c m Immediate Scrvieel IS.00 . IISJI n talMHihrance of -their aervlee In Road. ■ discharge papen tiilh Town Clerk wood Drives. > with hoodlums, whethsr onioot they >' '' "lx 'fheator nei.oiruulma Rareripes .... .S bchs. 25e tkwwnr. Louis P. Plante to Alexander Ramtiel J. Turklngton. The only other fire ' yesterdfcy ere ea-servlcemen,” Chief flodfrry Z^***?^ tod Fleer. Phene U$ m IhindelioRs, Ripe Tomatoes was slap a grasa fire and this, too. n. R. Herey.vey, MMar. ■VMteU tor the dinner are now Jarvis, property on Ardmore road. The total number now filed ja - _ - . aaid. F. Fitiigerald IJcve** Me. Wl Soedsi Asparaipus | |h6 heads of the rnsimhers o f the George F. and Ann H. Eberle 2.183. This ia Just about half the was taken care of bv No. 1 which The chief pointed out that tout 1 AeeemnwdatioBi have been to C. Elmore Watkins, property number of men and women who] was called to Vlctma road Just of the five aasallants wi^re veterans Telephone 2-1417 Pound Bunch 9 ^ fpr 150 fueeta ffiiid aaenben. OB HlUereat Road. nerved frots Mnneheater, j before noon. and h i fOao exnlatnsd that Ucuten- tfAWCHBSTER EVtJNlNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ERIDAT, APRIL 12,194t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHiSSTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 12,194« PA<
clous all at once," Ann said. And 'TOONBKVILLI^ f o l k s Help Wanted— Female 35 Poultry and Supplies 48 Household Goods 51 Wanted to Rent d v r BY FONTAINE FOl BasinieM Scrricca OlTcrcd IS Btudaen Scrrtccs Offered 18 so am I, she thought. Amaslngly. NEW Vacuum cleanera for sale. WANTED—Shirt ifesssr, exper HEAVY Fricassee fowl, carefully 8150 REWARD for 4 or 8 rogm Jock atood up and said stiffly, 'GARDENS to plow and harrow. dreiwed. Fresh eggs 3 dosen for Liberal trade-in allowance. A.B. Qassified. “Very welL I’ll leave. You won’t T o o NERVILLE^S Fa m o u s ONE-HANPfet>^ L F E R i OIL ptJRNER SERVICE Warten O. Caae. 18 Ulac atreet. ienced or one who is willing to rent CaU 8168. learn. Manchester I sundry. Maple 81.00.-24 Strong strsst. C Appliance and Service Com JhiQ W in i have to throw me out. I might Sens6 and Nonsense Qasafied Air Condltlpnlng Inatalled Telephone 7537. pany, 21 Maple etreet Phone wtreet. URGENTLY needed, 8 to 5 rooms have known Colin couldn’t resist All Work Guaranteed! FOR SALE — Miller’s Business- 2-1576. ' for couple dth youngster. Must AdvertiseL. ,nts by Hazel Heidaigott^ Dl»lrlbul«« hy NEA SERVICR. LNC. telling you—he's such a God- GENERAL concrete work, land- Bred -chicks; New Hampshlres, acaplng. grading, retaining walls, WANTED-r-Two girls for general vacate immediately. Call 3552, « wife walks beside him wood atreet. Phone 2-1256. Houses for Sale 72 srotest. “I A lot of junk to match her hair. Tlemann, 189 South Main street ture and make It like new. W^ Manchester 8826. Wanted—Real Batate 77 hardly ever drink, jd** waa dlspclleu when he ening realization of what it mlgat in slacks. WOMAN wanted as bakery sales ihe restorted, "and you told me be that Oolin could have told her Girls IJve this are loved by me. make end tables, knlck-nack VENETIAN Blinds. Ideal Manu called one i/ternoon. CqUn was , —Mrs. C. Dahms. Phone 5848. lady. Hours 8 to 9. Apply Man FOR SALE—Two family colonial A BROAD field of oaah buyers for fouroelf it wouldn’t hurt, and about Jock—and hadn’t. And ahe For who in —------would kiss a Lort Md found shelves and radiator covers to chester Bakery, 21 Kerry street facturing Company. Custom tniUt IMUBC at 85 South Main street 5 working, ao after excbaiiglng only Wanted— Pets— Poultry your property or business. Con that amoking wouldn;t either;" ; briefeet of greetingsroenngi with knew that she would naver ask treeT ALL APPLIANCES serviced 4nd order, repair lamps, etc., reflnlsh- for homes and offices. We apa- room vacant for immediate occu __-Left a pair of ■ho«i In an repaired, burnera. refrigerators, Ing and reupholaterlng in cloth Phone 3881. —Stock 44 tinental Real Estate Oo. (John "Wen. I’ve changed my mind 'excused himself and left him -never think about It again, !^tom obiIe by niiatake. Finder clause in repainting, recording, pancy. Call 7614 for appointment. you’ve got to stop It, u n d e r - r o ^ If *he could help It—and try to ranges, washers, etc. All work or leatherette, drapes and slip WANTED—Good reliable woman retaplng like new. For prompt Barry), Manchester salea mana- He was enlarging upon the dan-' f ylMU* BObO. geif. Phone 2-0809. •tend ? That’s all,” hfc ended, get- ‘ v .. ,iavpn. **ury the memery of a Jock that gers of modern fr ^ s and with A b a t t l e CASUALTT^SO TO" s p e a k , h e l o s t guaranteed. Metro Seryloc Co. covers to order, screens made to to care for 9 year old boy from WANTED—U VE poultry. Phone service call 4558. FOR SALE — Center streeh 12- ling up to dismiss her. Tel Manchester 2-0883. order or repaired, lawn chairs, port r e X , . ^ M £ did so muchi-he dramatic gesture he pointed an -Boy'a wallet in the vlcln- 2:30-9:30, or stay In if preferred 2-0617. rbom duplex, steam heat 2-car PROPERTY Owners— If you a~e She started toward the dOor, X trellis and fence. Wo also do FOR SALE— Combination atoVe garage, large lot Price reduced the Ume now.. She regarded; em ^ stic finger at a rather har ^Ity of Circle, or in the theater. RADIO ainlc- Radios serviced Telephone '87!50. , . conaldertpg capitalising on the ind paused with one hand on the a ss -lo o k in g and inoffenaive lis buffing, chrome apd brass pollsh- (Magee) white porcelain, black to 810,500 /o r quick sale. Seen by Jock rather critically. He waa j It?^!..*****^ becoming a cer- , eoBtalnlna tutn of money to pay with modem test equipment and present high market contact us. leums. Also tile and don’t know how to put It—I don’t Old Fellow (taking a chew of to sMas and sandwiches. Bldwell’s $20. Phone 2-0806. FOR SALE —Located on Wood- in good section. Would oonsider see the doctof dhee a week. Once Ann was dense. ^ Soda Shop, 587 Main street delivered promptly. 20 years’ Giant pansies, your Choice of wall coverings. Manchester Floor 'bridge street, two-family duplex, duplex or flat, $9,000 or 110.000. a week aeanled exceosive to Ann feel I know you very well any bacco)—W-a-a-1, guess it must be experience. John Maloney Phone colors, 50c basket. Asparagus; MEN PETERSON Studio for beautiful Covering Center, 24 Birch. Call Ample caeh. Write Box O.E., but She was one aMlnst two, and more.” "Well—that too, of course. I’m tire gypsy In me. SI six rooms each, cosi steam heat glad you are, Ann. Oilin is a nice TTiere waa little Debbj didn’t 7454. strawberries. Premier, Dunlap, portraits or wedding pictures at 0688. Sind Coal hot air. Lot 88’xl65’. Herald. It seemed impooslue to defy two “Perhaps you don’t,” Ann said. 35-81. 1,000-815, Progreaslye rea.5onable prices. Odd Fellows ______♦ "You act ao funny—as If you person, you know.” kndw about the outdoors—hut Personals LANDSCAPING, plowing, har WANTED 88,800. Phone 5470. auch grm men as Colin and Dr. "I know,” Ann said. And then, - And then there’s the girl who Everbearing, 100-|4.50. Southern Building. 489 Main street. FOR SALE—Phllco. console radio, U S T YOUR property with E. J. King. didn’t like me any more—" loves too many soldiers—Its pla- u W t' sho didn’t know ubout LUNCHEONS, teas. parUesles. rowlnrowing, tree removing and lawn plants, not from local spent beds.'] t — also Magee Chef gas stove. 313 CTampbell Co., homes, lots, busi Jock said, tentatively advancing unforgivably, ^ but she couldn't ■itn! Fi^ 4he story of u girl . Ann seemed to have gotten over Why did you toonic. nem, banquets, weddings.. No af- \gradliadlng. Alme Latulippe. 758 Gladioli, No. 1. 10-85C. 'Thousands ] AT ONCE! Hilliard street Telephone 7702. Lots for Hale 78 ness, etc. We guarantee satisfac thinking gbout Jock. Once In the statement to be brushed aside ^ **• who made herself over and , fair too small or too largerge for Verneon street Call 6077. of hardy plants, mostly 4-95c. [ Building Materials 47 tion. C!aU 6243 evenings 6 to 8 by her. • *’*'” • duMged her life ' a while Ida name was mentioned, “ Because I didn’t have any Miss Hu11t-I thought I saw you \ us to give best of 5toomer—Yeah, that’s what I ------—— ------atreet Telephone 8474. street. ■ • , yourself, Ann. But OoIln will take thought. 70 Mill street Manchester. ing purpo.ses. E. T, McKinney, inflated cash price and wait for O Aatomobfles for Sale 4 Bolton Notch, Manchester 5230. Machinery and Tools care of you, I know. Be grateful Starts Montluy, April 1.') FOR SALE—Pansy plants, cab- | FOR SALE—■Lot 100x100 feet, occupancy. No agents. Write Box Girls i^th tlie fewest beaux RADIO " RH3*AIRINa. PiCk-up SEE 200 yards from Andover Lake / that your husband is adult. It’s I". bage, cauliflower, Brussell, ELECTRIC fence controller. Pric L. Herald. siw'ayavaya make the best in The HeraM ' FOR SALE—1939 Packard 4-door aervlcs. Radios checksd at tbs COMPLETE Installation arranged water front, adjacent to high quite a help.” nearly sprouts, lettuce and kohlrabi. | ed to save up to $1.25 af Wards Nina called, too. She brought wives. sedan within |1,030 (as Is) cell horns. Stors opsn all day. Man Krause Greenhouse, 621 Hartford I for, with immediate delivery of way. Write 319 Shore Drive, WANTED—1 am looking for a ing, 198 Porter street chsstsj Padlo Ssrvtoa, 73 BIrcb MR. HARRIS roll roofing, black slate surface Farm Store. Legal in all states. family who wishes to take ad gifts for the baby, and exclaimed Road. Phone 3700. Waterford. Conn., or call 2-1275, rapturously over the things Ann W ife—Darling, I juat read of a strset. Telsphons 8-0640. roofing, thick tab. 3 1 shingles, Storm-proof case. Controlled vantage of the ' 0 . -♦ high mar Bool'S AND HER BUimiBS Airs Well! BY KDGAR MAR'l'lN New London. Price $5Q0. < man out west who exchanged his IT S TIME to plant your C 'o'-ailo I hexagon shingles and red and shock, safe, but sure. Battery or ket and might sell their home for already had. ”I love babies,” she WASHING Machines, vacuums, AT 100-volt type. Low as $12.75. said. "Don’t you?” I wife for a horse. You wouldn’t I50VA5 aoesK s k m i s . vextw Of VW VVKXvVkG "WSiOO Automobiles for Exchange 8 blue spruce now; 3-4 feet. $1.2.11 buff siding. Wa time payment cash. Write Box E, Herald. o o r » » “ Um—'medium,” Ann said. "I exchange me for s horse, w’ould ^OC\4 t5?,V»\.V’.YWV& eVSHP LXVtIlVWhCt \\5 A VAV6V VOR S'- irons repalreu. lawn mowers up. Bring own container. 155 Oak plan or" F.H.A. Financing. Moht- Wards Farm Store, Purnell Place, FOR SALE—Building lot. For de Q 1942 Plymouth special -deluxe 4- sharpened, repaired, prompt pick PRIVATE Party wants to buy a expect to love this one. Why I you ? TO 76 A f\.VI\V5i-ton of fire-place $229. Wards Farm Store, Purnell Coughlin, 890 Woodland atreet Place, Manchester. Ruflni 3128. —well, I. hope you are." sent hit partner U telegram lay Manchester Tire and Recapping LINOLEUM and asphalt Uls, in Phone 7707. coal, to be taken from the cellar. "Jock la considerably chas ing: "Justice Has Triumphed.” ’ Oompany, Broad street Tele- stallatidn, quality materials. Your Call 43S3. INSU^RE tened," Nina said. ’’Sure—I love His partner Immediately wired A BACK tp pre-war roofing, sid phone 3869. Open 7 U> 7. job gets complete attention. WANTED—Carpenter. Call at 56 FOR SALE—Garden tractor, 366 Land for Rent 73A With the guy, in the words of the pop back: "Appeal At Once." ing. Insulation, new ceillnga, ular song, but then I never did ' r ; — Daly. Dougherty Sc Nooiym, Inc Gardner atreet or phone 6105. Oakland street. McKlNNEY BROTHERS ------I Phone 6759 or 2-0866. paperhanging, painting, etc. Garden— Farm— Dairy FOR RENT—Buckingham section have any sense.” He—The contralto sure had a Garageo Service— Large savings, timox payments, SO FOR SALE—Used potato plant Real estate and Insnrnaee Well, well,. Ann thought. A large repertoire. WANTED—tw o laborers. William Products of Glastonbury. 12 acres of till 505 MAIN ST. TBU 8M0 Storage 10 OLD FLOORS SANDED free estimates. Tel. 7256. The Kanehl, 519 Center street. Phone ers. walking weeders, corn plant able land. For particulars phone steady file of people coming into She— Yes, and her dre.ss only Laying and finishing. Apex Home Remodeling Oorp. FOR SALE—Cow manure, $12 per ers. Oliver ’•epalrs. Dublin Trac Manchester 4823. the apartment to confess to b^r made it look worse. FOR RENT—Warehouse or stor- 7773. J. E. Jensen. cord, delivered. Also loam, |10 tor COmprny, Willlmantic. that they didn’t have any seprie. ALLY OOP No Cufffl, Please BY V. T. HAMLIN age space. HUllard street Man ROOFING — Speciallxlng in re per load. Phone 8654. The implication—flattering U ab ; - Natlure gives you-.the face you Tel. Willlmantic 9928, evenings. /S BUT WE CAN chester. 2 one-story buildings, pairing roofs of all kinds, also WANTED—Two painters. Tele Suburban for Sale 75 surd—was that she d l^ Ann. ' have at 20. Wgas BNVON» one approximately 4,000 square FOR SALE—Green Mountain po OPTH8 UNmto MP&UMMEP REFRIGERATION SERVICE new roofs. No job too small or phone 7630 between 5 and 6 p. m. Musicpl^ Instruments 53 Capitalize On A knew better. She didn’t llave any I Life models the face you have GTATg* AMP SOON CHSmSj feet, one approximately 3.000 large. Good work, fair price Free tatoes, seconds. Amelia Jarvis, FOR SALE—Bolton, two 8-room sense at all, but she certainly got I at 30. OUQ iUSlMtSfi, THAT/ square feet No heat Drlve-ln GniDow. Coldspot Crosley, Frigid estimates. Call Howley, Man MAN Wanted for grading. Must 872 Parker street. Phone 7020. FOR S a l e —2 players, also one cottages, on a full acre of land; the breaks. But the face you have at 50 Is WITH th e and loading platforms. Will rent Blre. G. E., and all other makea | chester 5361. have experience to handle Ford three outbuildings, artesian well, (To Be Ooficiuded) I the one you deserve. AUTHORtTlCS QUALITY, certified seed potatoes small upright and one large up- High Market MjLIJlJSlJLLIiLSflL all or part. Will alter to suit ten Commercial and Domeatic. tractor with the Fergueon sys fire-place, lights and telephone, and fertilizer at reasonable , right. Priced to sell quickly. The ant. Call i^. Dragat and Son*, ROOFING, asbestos sidewall, nu- tem. No ohe else need apply. Call hard road. One cottage ovmer oc "Gever xalesman— lies his false whiskers to the knob SCIENTinC prices. Frank V. Williams, Buck-/ Piano Shop, 6 Pearl street. Open SIDE GL^CES BY GALBRAITH Ino.. Hartford 6-9381. wood celUnga. eavestrough, con 6077 after 7 p, m. or 7 and 8 a. m. cupied, second cottage tented. No red jtape— No unnwes- and gets yanked in When. Ihe door opens!" REFRIGERATION CO. ductors, kitchen cabinets, general land. Call 7997. ’ till 9 p. m.. Full price. $5,200. Kay Marshall. sary details. Cash for all 37 OAK ST.^ PHONE 2-1226 repairing, free estimates, time Tel. 2-0715. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 payments. Phone Lavtgne. Man Help Wanted— Male types of property—singles, IF ITS Eilectrical we do i t No job FOR SALE — Large amount of FOR SALE—Penxel Muller B-fiat chester Roofing, 2-1428. Or Female 87 chicken manure. Phone 6055. wood clarinet. Phone 5211. GIRL’S Bicycle for sale. Full sis- too large or too amall. Estimates duplex, flats. ramA, Iota Phone free. New and old work expertly ed, $15. Good condition. w o m e n ” WELL Rotted loam, any amount and suburban property^: 2-1904. done and guaranteed. Don’t let Painting—Papering 21 i delivered anywhere in town. Also b e a u t i f u l apartment size baby It shock ^ou. Call Richard M. AND ! well rooted sod. C^Il 6352. grand planb. 144 Main street. SEED Gallnat 'Tel 5719. PROPERTY Owners Attention Paperhanging and painting, In Wanted Autos— C - YOUNG M EN! j FOR SALE — Pathfinder and JA R V I^ ' AIR (XINDITIONED UNTT^ side or outside. Large savings I premier strawberry plants, $14 POTATOES X. Motorcycles . /1 2 Wearlnff Aoparel— Fur« 57 QUAUTV, CEB’priED Hot Air Furnaces Installed New block ceilings. Estimates YOU CAN MAKE i per thousand, $1.50 per hundred "FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS It's a Frame BY'MERRILL KLOSSER and Reset furnished free. Pbonr Apex 7256 REALTY CO. GOOD MONEY I Order 3 days in advance. 612 FOR SALE — Russian squirrel and Euveetroughs and Conductors ■I ' Keeney street. Phone 6424, neckpiece. .5 skinf, new, very WAS SWEET OF YOU TO L MUSTN'T Too b a d /-- I WAS iT WAS JUST A C o n ta c t ! NOW DRIvC TG USED CAR OWNERS! PLACE your order now for out- 6 Oovet Rood or FRacKLES' house All Types Sheet Meta! Work. WRAPPING reasonable. Phone 3310, help — but why the LOOK. AT A lOPINij VOO MKSHT suggestion ! MANCHESTER • side painting with Eddie Theri- ; FOR SALE—Well rotted poultry FERTILIZER 26 Alexander St. BLINDFOLD? WOMAN ALL OVER. TO MV see YOU AROUND, AND LET The Air OUT A LONG PRICE suit, 61 Llnnmore Drive. Phone THIS WBEJi I vvecooLO MELLOW MAN' OF another TiRE f SHEET METAL WORKS PLANTS manure for gardens. 4 yard load. FOR SALE—Two girls’ spring At Reasonable Prices Pbone 4112 or 7228 21 years’ experience. Phoite 5413 3655. ,$8, delivered. Jacobs Poultry coats, one'tan, size 9 to 11, one _ .'fiTTWL IS YOURS PAINTING, interior and exterior. 1 AT Farm. Phone 6197, , blue, 11 to 13. Both in good con ALBERT JACOBS—Ashee and dition. Phone 6938. Frank Williams \ rubbish removed. Light trucking. Good work and ''reasonable rates. FOR THE ASKING W« Popoff. Phone 6472. Bucklanfi Tel. 8927. BURR 'Household Goods 51 SPIRELLA OorseUerfc, sdehtlfic- CAU/709T ally designed and comfortable AT SHEET METAL WORK, hot air INTERIOR and exterior decorat ing, roofing, floor sanding,' gen NURSERIES WE BUY and sell good used supporting garments fitted In ' furnace repairing. New hot air furniture, combination ranges, \D E CORMIER eral repairing. Pre-war pricea. your home. CJholce of materials. FOR SALE and air conditioning furnaces In- 119 OAKLAND STREET gas ranges and heaters. .Jones’ Ruth M. Allen. Phohe 2-1254. I alalled. Eaves trough and con- work guaranteed. Get outalde quotes now. Webster, 6965. Furniture Store. 36 Oak. Phone Water Front---5-Room Cot MOTOR SALES ' ductor repairing. Norman Bents, 2-1041,, ' tage on Niantic River. 277 Spruce sti‘eet Tel 8966. GOOD Gardens CALL KEYSTONE decorators on W O RtoG CONDITIONS Wanted-rTo Buy. '88 Fully furnished and 24 MAPLE ST., MANCHESTER Interior work. Submitting bids on FOR SALE—Motorola combina f u l l e r BRUSI? Dealers— For tion radio and vlctrola, table equipped. Has- firepbee. exterior work for spring. Man SPRING a e a g! We buy rage, waviet. me. TEL. 8854 Fuller products and service any CALL IN PERSON model. Telephone 67661 after 6 p. If you like the water and 'N place in Manchester township, chester 3-180& magazlneSs n .-wapapers and. scrap Plowed and OR PHONE m. • X metals. Three trucks to serve fishlhg, this b the pbee No Waiting! 3' Buyers! phone 2-1254. v PAIN'nNG and Paperhnnglqg. RED RIDER He’s Stymied BY FKEb HARMAN FOR SAL^-^An Ivory colored gas you. Wm. Oatrinsky. 182 BlksA you have been looking LAWN MOWERS, any make, hand Interior and exterior decorators, MR. REEKS street' Phone 5879. No WalUng! Ready Cash! reasonable prices. Call for free stove in good condition. Call HarroWed ' for. or power, sharpened and repair MANCHESTER 4161 7204 or can be. seen at 117 Sum ed. Saws, any kind,. filed and estimates. Leach A 'l''ogll. Man CASH FOR pianos or musical In- Prlpe . t...... 84,800. Free Appraisals! mer atreet. , etrumenta, regardless age, cortdl No Job Too l4irge r set, knlve8. shears; clipper blades chester 5797. WANTED —2 reliable men or Or 'foo Small! sharpened. Capitol Grinding, 38 FOR That new linoleum or asphal^ tlon. Highest pc. Ible prices. The Two-Family House On "the^ • -ij’ 'A? —---- GET YOUR tnslde work done be wometi. who -will d'evote 30-35 Plano Shop, 6 Pearl atreet Phone WANTED To Buy— Used car, any Main street. Phone 7958. hours d week.to .pleasant outdoor tile floor, new cou.)ter or count West Side. Tw 'elye .1': yeqr. We’ll pay cash. No dealers. fore the spring rush. Booking 6332. work. Must''have car. Write Box er repair, call 6759 or 2-0866 and rooms. ecea; ■» ws lasuw. lua t. u. sta g.». . at, orr.'. 4 ‘ i2 Phone Manchester 7288. . outside work now. All work . Tel. «50l-. ORDERS Token rfow for plowing guaranteed first d oss. Joseph W. Herald. our representative will coll Daly. *1VE WILL buy your rags, nfws- Price ...... $11,500. and harrowing. Call 5766. Murawski, painter and paper-^ Dougherty A Noonan. Incv. Flooj papera. magazines and scrap *Ttn thrilled to pieces! George go! jealous ,al the dance SELL US y :r "ar now while we M3Cat!L o o m 1*M It MS wsviet. SIC. T. u. otft u. a i»«t. qm. hanger. Phone 2-0338. covering specialists and conti^ metals,. Arnold Nelson. 787 Lydall and had a fight, and on the way home he wrecked thr are pairing top price. Broad Situations Wanted— tors. Free estlm atesr, Wayside Gasoline 'Station Street Motor ■ Sales. Phone 3926; WA'TERMAN’S Personal errand street. Phone 8906. service. *‘L.ocal package deliv rNTERIOR"and exterior palnUng, Male . 39 and large ten-room house ‘Guess what, Aunt Mihiiic-:-ir8 a BAPV’’ ‘ ' car—whaT items for itiy diary !" , FOR SALei^ W hitehead .^ to m a - WANTED-r-Good used car. from ery.” Light moving and trucking. Also paperhanging Prompt aerv- WANTED-^An oversized wicker ATTENTION which Could be used as a 24-ho\ir .service. Tel. 2-0752. uTe. Fair Price. D. E. Frechetta. GARDENER desires part time tic gas heater with rn^el metal stroller in goon- [tMisls^aiHT^eozJ L^ALLRIGitT. HE'S.GOTAaUN/ Parker Welding Co., 166 Middle Raymond Flake. Phone 3884. ^ in salary apd time for interview. sold. The Red Shop, 56 Hudson 5835. ' V call 4164. d o le Motors. atreet Moore’s Used Fuijiiture. monUi, ,we have a variety don'Turnpike. .^CALLAOOP. r - ^ FLINT? Turnpike, West. Tel. 3926. • 1 I I ...... 1 * — OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HtMtPLE WANTED To Buy—Used car, any WANTED—Practical meat cutter Phone 7^1. o f hotncMs to choose f rom. Price .;...... $25,000. OUT OUR WAY* BY J. R. WILLIAMS year, any make. Will pay 'top WOODWORK for your ' home. Private Instnictlona 88 with diploma, wish to contact WANTED—B Flat trumpet. Tele Wardrobes, boo’-'cases, "Ship progreosive super market. Ad HOSPITAL Beds or wheel-chairs phone 7600. Occupancy 60-90 days. Six-Room House On Union TO HOW NOT JUST A HERE’S VOUR UMPf ? EG AO . BLESS VOU. nW dollar.*) Phone 8351. . „ for rent or sale. Rates reason shape’’ kitchen cabinets. Guar PLAIN SPEECH plus clear talk* dress, Box V, Herald. Street.; „ FirepUiqe. hot MUCH OF A U K T D O W N - MIST«R.'-— I HRDD^ }} T H IS iS FINE YOUNG (5ENTLE; Ing equals alocuUon. Privata les able. If you need a sleep board WANTiBD^Lawn roller, preFer- Prices ranging from 87,000 /V\AN/-m- HAK,-HAli.' anteed, furniture repairs, Call air heat and garage. LETDOWN iH cn e TH E HULL CHASE IT TWO S eMBAR- sons phonetic and alphabet read to give your back a firm support ably. water-filled. Phone . 8520 to $7,900. Small down pay IS SINCE TM’ nO TTO M 'S 8V t h e wav, I'm a b o u t Business Service* Offered 13 Cnint Hendrickson, 2-0963, Dogs—Pet»—Birds 41 0LO C K S a n d a T(2UCK. ing also arithmetic White Studio, we have them In three practical after 6:80 p. m. — - ment acceptable. Priee ...... $5,800. WAR, HE'S MAKIN' FELL OUT/ AUXtOST T A 6 6 E D ME T TO ERECT AN iCE CREMii SEWING machines, vacuum clean 709 Main street. TeL 2-1892. sises. - Phone Keiths Furniture. SOME NEWS NOT LONO OUT OF SERVICE and at your FOR SALE— Farm raised pup yesTERDPcv X FACTORV o n THIS . ers and smaU appliances repair 4169. 7-Room Single,. 5. rooms PAPERS LOOK A O O IF YOU service. Ashes 'and - rubbish re^ pies. Boston Terriers, Fox Ter •For Further Information LIKE HE’^ HAD A APPLE CAUGHT A HAT FOR. VACANT LOr-^-WHEhi moved; CaU 7603. Ask for Herb. ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service down and 2 up. Hot water A GOOD LOO»R(9P IN A. Se C. Floor waxing service. 1575. Pick-up and delivery service linoleum, asphalt tile.' counter. EXCELLENT Plano tuning, re mans, Lake atreet Phone 6287. Expert workmanship; free esti Garage in basement. Lot LATHE.' VCDOR SITE AN’ HE AND ItL SEE THAT Floors of any kind washed, wax pairing and rebull'” ''";. All work ^wards & Schwarz VOO ARE REWARDED ed and polished. 914. New Britain CHIMNEYS expertly cleaned apd mates. Open evenings,' Jones FOR SALE 140 ft. frontage. Situated GiNVNVe-A 'DllME.' repaired, also flashing. Manches guaranteed. Estimates cheerfully FOR SALE —Registered (docker Fum»’ ’ire. Oak street Phone Iteal Estate and Insurance avenue, Hartford. 6-6471. All given. The Plaho Shop, 6 Pearl iy>pies, 8 weeks old. Phone in Green section. work guaranteed. ter Chimney Cleaners. Phone 2-1041, Steuin Shovel In .. Good Phone 4488 641 Main SL WASH TUBBS Breaking thf Newn BY LESLIE turner 2-2411. atreet. Phone 6882. 1805. Price ...... $14,000. ^P E W R IT E R S repaired locally, Runnlhg Ofdcr. THATD6EEM KMM__ ELECTRIC Motors, repairing and Abo Approgimgtely UOUAUWI lUAVVriWUWUeSl'WyWV le KWUl also any make adding machine Help Waatcd^FeMala 88 14VC Stoe|(— Vehicles 48 For Sale By ' TM 0U9 inrGhKMinMKil JW «A ^ Work guaranteed. Pricea low. rewinding. All work guaranteed! Acreu of Sand and Gravel Will buy used, typewriters, etc., Ace Electric Motor Repairs. 221 FOR SALE—One ram and two in a Good Location. Stuart J. Waslay 1b oay condition. Tel. 5408. Nut- North Main srtreet, opposite De WANTED — Woman for Ironing ewes. 847 Middle Turnpike, West. LIST YOUR E n t ir a Property and REALTOR Meg Office Supply. pot entrance o n ' North School one day a week. Phone 2-1482. Phone 2-0065. WANTED street. Phone 6642. Steam Shoval can hehonght PROPERTY State TkMiter BoiMlRg WAIJTBR SCHULTZ, 83 Congresa WANTED—Practical woman FIRST CLASS for aa Httb aa I9.700. 785 Mtaia Street MaBcfeester stTMt. Ashea and rubbish remov THE PIONEER Steel VenetUui housekeeper for elderly .couple. Poultry and Supplies 48 For Further Information WITH THIS AUBNCT - 'Telephoae 6648 ed. Local trucking. TeL 2-1588. bUnds, ivory color. Immediate de< Phone 6607, FOR tlUlClR REHUerS Tbeae places obowa by appdlnt DELUXE dressed broilers, fryers Uvery. Flndell Mfg. Co., 485 Mid CARPENTERS 6 a LL 5105 AND RBADT OARR! meat only. No lafonnatloii over fO R LOCAL and long distance dle ‘ntmplke Elast Telephone 4865 WANTED—Women, steady work, roasters. 48c lb. Also fresh eggs. I the telephoae. Mprlag. also storage. caU the good pay. New System Laundry, Special price stores and Urge Apply ita fle s, g-rmnily Vk AxmUn A . Chambers Oo. 5187. IF rrs. electrical we’ll fix i t and Harrison street. orders. Dellveriee Wednesdays, ALLEN guarantee 1> ^Bring in you/, SstipxUys. 3-0617. ; V J W IT A U Z A T IO M . accident, table lamp, tOMter, vacuum, flat WANTED—Oirla and young wom ,Jarvis Rsaify Co. ' autoaohlle. AH forms ef In- Iron, fan or anirthlng else you an for all departments throughout FOR HAL'S— Nice fat turkeya. R EALTY CO. GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO 6 Dover Road ------______Real estate tltUngs have. Hank's Electrical Repair the factory. Apply to .Tober Base 2 tbs. free if you can use a large Phone 4118 or 7275 180 Center Street R«bI Catnte aaS Inaunhiee RcHfl Herald AdViL Oarold J. Leeee, agent. Service. 74 North street. Phone ball Manufacturing Co., Inc.. Elm sized bird over 20 pounds. Pbonr immuanrfr. nu^esia , «!T 'T ii r iriiiit ti an m niii 8627 daya-evenlnga. 7884.- BtMML tyiA.
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