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10,967 2ii(ianvnPB i?i 11 tU Y lllilu m YlTaUi Partly cloudy, cooler tonight. Member of the Audit Partly cloudy, warmer tomorrow. Bureau of Circulatten* wer ING about our Manchetter— •A City of Village Charm k" t w " VOL. LXxn, NO. 141 (ClasGlfled AdrertM ag ea Page 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., TpilSDAY, MARCH l 7 , 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS .0 Close Vote si5S;J FSA Resh uffle For Bohlen Atomic Troops Unscathed Backed 17-12 Is Indieated (• V. Washington, March 17—(/P)—^The Hou.ke Government On- Washington, March 17—(/P) erations committee today voted 17 to 12—a surprisingly close —Sen. McCarthy (R., Wi»), margin—to apeed approval of President Eisenhower’s plan to one of the critics of Presi In Yucca Flats Maneuvers reorganize the^Fcderal Security agency. The plan would set dent Eisenhower’s nomination up a new cabinet departm ent. ------~ of Charles E. (Chip) Bohleh In an unexpected move, Dem-: ___ _ 6 t to be Ambassador to Ruahia, ocrats lined up almost solidly r | 1.^ ^ conceded today that - op Model Town, Store Dummies in Atomic Blast Big Storewide Vaiues Tuesday Through Saturday, March 17.24 against an approval resolution by ponents do not have the votes Committee Chairman Hoffman. (R„ Mich.). The resolution would to block Senate api^vaK Thousand Men put the chsnge into effect 10 days McCarthy asserted, however, after the resolution IS enacted. Tax Fixers that the adminlatration was mak HALE'S GREEN STAMPS Reorganization plana automat- ing a mistake in sticking to the Icdlly go into effect 60 daya after nomination in view of the opposi Fine Spun Double GIVEN WITH CASH SALES One Group of DRESSES they are submitted unless either tion among Republican Senators. Close to Blast TYPE Tuesday Were Fake By all the/ aigns, Eisenhower in 132 Prints and solid colors. Size 14'/i! to 2213 .the Senate or the House votes to ClM J. W. Hate disapprove. ’The FSA plan was tends to Stand by It and have a Corpormtiea REGULAR VALUES TO submitted March 12. Washington, March 17—(4*) ahowdq^'n with the critics. By BILL BECKER r* ' ■iMcliMtor, Cf. HALE'S Oppoee M ethods Great Mistake , Atom Bomb Site, Nev., Mhrch 17-— ______REG. $1.19 WITHOUT ZIPPERS . . . Eo. 7 7 / opposition to the plan itself. "Dulles is making a grqat combat teams moved through s, | With 3” Hem on Both Ends of Sheet. NYLON NYLON SLIPS Risenhower’s proposal would re “fixers” to settle his tax mi.stake In pressing to. have this heavy pall of dust In their sched-; ' ( .9 10 0 % Dupont nylon tricot. Lace trim top and a _ _ troubles with the government i'nomlnstlon approved M cCarthy ulg4,maneuver. Gen. John R. Hodgs REG. $1.49 WITH ZIPPERS...... Eo. 9 5 / place the FSA with a new cabinet and other observers in foxhole.* RIG. $2.f8 72"xll0" ...... $ 2.49 MESH bottom, noted for strength and fast drying. - l O level Department of Health, EMu- —only to plead guilty to tax ^ said "Especially so when Re- U. S. Views Necda no ironing. White only. Sizes 32 to 40. ” * 8 * “ ^ publican leader.* in the Senate like only two milea from blast center Floral atripe licks that are downproof and featherproof. iication and Welfare. It would evasion in the end. i-eportcd no Injury to troops or the Styles Bridges (NH) and. Homer RE6. J3.W irxiro ” ...... $ 2 . 4 9 HOSIERY ral.se the aalarie.s and title of top 'The witness was Garry D. lozla. 20 newsmen up front for the first officiala and provide for an assist of East Paterson, N. J.. president Ferguson .(Mich.) are so strongly time. A-Blast on U » . Me 42i3« nUOWCASES .... ■■ S 9 i^ With givable, tops for extra ant Secretary of Medical Affairs. of the Housatonlc Dye Works of opposed to him. The Civil Defense test home only REG. $1.00 ZIfKRED comfort. All new spring shaefes. GIRLS' DRESSES Committee members said all 16 Derby, Conn. He said he is now - "If a majority of t)i* Democrats 3,.500 feet from Ground Zero ap-’ Wonderful Hale'e iheeU ere back a{;ain. Reveraible 3" hem on Republicans on the committee awaiting sentence on a charge of vote for Bohlen in the Senate, and parently waa demolished, Harold Cetton. wool and rorduroy. Sizes 7 to 14, pi-e- voted for the Hoffman resolution evading $150,000 In taxes In the I assume t)iey will, he will be con T elevision both ends of ahecta. Guaranteed for years of service. Special Value feen 8 to I4'a"d rhi’hhy sizes S’j tb“14 t l i ' \K /( // V . , fA G E TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MARCH 17, 1963 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953 PAGE^THRli: what to expect from Ruaaia now sumed, Stanley Patnode’s men re th a t Stalin Is dead. Four Children Criticism of Welfare Unit Marshal Tito Board Okays Paint Contest Bolton sumed operation this morrting. • Hal Boyle About 400 Attend The Yugoslav chief brought with Girl Report* nn ARC Drive him to Britain a large staff of mili Hurt in County Miss ’Jeanette Sumner has re * Tours London, tary, economic and political advis School Plans Scout Awards Made ported a total of $622 collected in Kacey Irish Night 3-WAY CHAMPION'! Outlined to Women Voters ers. His young wife, Jovaks, a Petitioners Are Reassured the Red Cross drive through last 24 Wonderful Hours wartime fighter in his partisan JRoad Mishaps night. With Bolton's quota set at army whom he married last year, Notes About 400 Knights of Columbus , _ finding* of the recently*, sponsibility between the state and Meets Queen Lydall Plant's Approval Rota r i a h 8 Presenting ’ $645 and a .few canvassers yet to and thrir friends turned out last county for the care of children, _ remained in Belgrade. Rockville, March 17—(Special) ^No Dogs at Howe Place make th'eir llnal return. 'it lilfhapcdl impleted mirvey of the S ta^ Wei-1 * London newspapers expressed For The Irishmen night for the annual Irish night which should be corrected; also, a that the full amount will be raised. Department, which reported. (Continued from Page One) a.stonishment, and in soitie cases —State police have reported In- Is Formality; Three The Girl Scout Leaders held a Prizes at Assemblies program at the K. of C. Home and . —tiaion in eligibility standards i present law should be amended to regular bualnesa meeting last Wed Bolton, March 17.— (Special) —,, work. Marks on the tesla were If there is anyone who has 'hot heard Rev. Robert Keating, chap permit the welfare commissioner resentment, at the elaborate secur vestlgStlons Into two county acci New Teachers Hired Being Held at Schools bekn contacted who would like to _etween and among various wel-, Margaret and Prime M inister ity measures for the short and nesday at the office. At this time Dogs were in the local news again ■ to be available today with a grade (Editor’* note: Our Mr. Boyle lain at Cheshire Reformatory, dls- e programs in the state, in-1 to give direct financial assistance dents in which children were in make a Red Ooss contribution. hears the high song of the turning Churchill. stocky 60-year-old dictator. it waa announced that the first of 64 or oyer considered passing. illanppeared this morning into the spheres, the dim lullsly of the ruaa Ireland and the Irish. The Valk erices of people making fraud- i to children in need without their jured. One occurred In Storrs The Board of Education at its Rotarians began presenting last night when eight residents of .| Miss Sumner urges them to call SI. Patrick’* Day parade, leaving The Queen received Tito in on^ The mass-circulation Dally Mir shipment of Girl Scout cookies will ■ Appointed to Committee worm In ita cocoolr. All the world waa liberally sprinkled w ith joke.*, ent claims for aid and poor, being committed to his custody last night and the other happened monthly meeting last night for awards to winners of the "Young Lake street appeared at the Boanl Dali Converse, Linda Smith and her and she will arrange to pick up behind In his t.vpewriler nothing and the speaker also sang some *» of the audience rooms on the ror called it "something the like of arrive March 28 instead of the first the donation. is in tune, and he is in step with erklng relations by the depart-1 by the Juvenile Court. ground floor overlooking the ter mally approved the final plans and week of April, as previously an Manchester., Paints” contest at as of Selectmen meeting. At their Andrea- Paggloli, all seventh but a small green shamrock. < Iri*h song.*. which London in her Jong history in Wlllington. semblies in the local schools yes (k>mlng Event Calendar the tune, the tun* that only he fent with other welfare agencies; The now costly and cumbersome race and sunlit palacis lawns. has never seen before." - nounced. last meeting, the selectman had ■ grade students, have been ap Therefore we are reprinting the Struck While Walking specifications of the 18-room Ver- terday. Two more assemblies were appointed Franklin Howe of Lake i The Public Library will be open ran hear. Father Keating told the group of aroughout the state, were dls- system of cross-billing between Security measures to safeguard A reporter for the Daily Sketch Leaders who have signed up to pointed a library bulletin board following piece, whleh has found, hia trip to Ireland and Europe last ■sed by Thomas Graves, assis-, the state and the towns should be Five-year-old Janet Tllden, non-Lydall elementary school— held today with others scheduled Street dog warden for the term be-: tomorrow from 2 until 5 p. m. What is it to be Irish? Tito remained in effect. wrote an indignant story telling wohk at the hospital with their committee. They will be charged The Ladies Benevolent Society Its way Into many an Irish family It Is to live the whole history of August. He described the simple jit director of the Connectioit: improved, he continued. Policies daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred about 10 hours after the first tomorrow and .Thursday and sev ginning April 1st. His neighbors; with responsibility for the bulletin serapimnk:) Reporters and photographers how he was locked Inside the Tilden of Storrs was treated at troops are requested to notify Mrs. of Center Church will hear a talk his race between a dawn and a faith he encountered among.*t the ubllc Expenditure Council, at an i relative to the investigation of traveling with the party were or- Scotland Yard press room with s shovelful of dirt had been turned Edward Morlarty in case they are eral days next week. appeared last night to make a pro board, obtaining and preparing ------Irish. Concerning Europe, the lopen meeting of the League of state rases should be worked out Windham Community Memorial Theodore Mortensen presented a test 16 the establishment of a dog by Mrs. David C. Toomey on the dawn - - the long wrongs, the bird- deried to approach no closer than number of other newsmen because In ground-breaking ceremonies on unable to keep their appointment, displa.ys. history of the church at its meet New York ~(/P)—What Is It to be priest commented on the ruins of Jlvomen Voters last night at the and established between the state Hospital In Willlmantic last night silver n edal to Robert Olmsted of pound at the dog warden’s res St.‘Patrick’s Day Dance swift joys, the endless hurt of hi* eight yards to the closely-guarded security oflicers had not finished the school’s site. as the hospital has to make con ing tonight in the parish room. Irish ? - I aneesors since the morning of war which are still in evidence. Waddell School. {and the towns to eliminate all visitor. after she was struck by a car The board’s approval, which was Grade 6 for his Scotch ancestor idence. About 35 young people are ex • I screening them when Tito arrived. near her home on Clubhouse road. siderable preparation before the On 364 da.vs of the year being time In s- forgotten forest, the Toastmaster for the affair was * Known also as the Lynch Re- unnecessary duplication. Tito wore the blue uniform of The t.’ommunlst Daily Worker strictly a formality, was required girls come. winning entry at Nathan Hale Limit Oq Dog-Keeping pected to attend the St. Patrick's Rev. George Hughes of SI, James’ Police said George Adamcik, Spokesman for the group said' Maiirhesler Evening Herald Bol Irish isn't visibly different from i knork-at-)iis-heart that Is part of *ort. this, survey was directed to- During the lively discussion commander-ln-chief of Yugoslav gleefully revealed Tito's secret for purposes of state grant*. Yea- At the next meeting, on April 8, school yesterday. A bronze medal Day dance at the school tonight ton eorrespondent. Mrs. Joseph Church. He Introduced Rev. Theo 27, residing on th s sam e street, they had no objection to the' ap- ^ from 7 until 10 o'clock. Local being Scotch, French, Italian, 1 his religion. Svard the administration of the which followed Mr. Graves’ sum forces when he arrived in Britain hideout is Whltie Lodge, a Geor terday morning, with town and some of the outdoor badges will be for third prize went to Anthony O’ltalta, telephone Mitchell 3-,‘>54S. What is it to be Irish? dore Gubala of St. Bridget’s irelfare function and was begun in mary of the report, it was pointed yesterday for an official visit. was the driver of the car. Adam Bchqol. officlala and other* con fiertenski for a portrait of him pointment but they did not feel eighth graders have invited their Jewish, Serbian, Dutch, or—yes ’ gian mansion built by King George cik told authorities that the girl, demonstrated and feader* will have It isn’t only the realization thst Church, who w’as presentcit with a ate 1951 a t the request of Gov. out that bills are before the State This morning he dre.ssed the part I in beautiful Richmond park on nected with the construction of the self as an artist. an.v num ber of dog.s .should be kept seventh grade schoolmates aa well even English. gift of Irish confetti that Included who was walking In the same di an opportunity to get in some The Irishman pays his bills, he 1* descended from kings. It Is fohn Lodge. During the progress Legislature which would consoli of a toiiTfst a gray lounge suit, the soiithwesttern outskirta of the school looking on. Mayor Sherwood practice. Arrigo Aimetti represented In that area which is densely pop as seventh and eighth grade stu the first brick towards the new I the survey, improvements were rection as road traffic, suddenly G. Bower* dug a ahovel into the ulated. dents of Hebron school. The entire Noted Philosopher complains again.st his taxes, docs the realization thst he Is a king date the welfare department, gray hat, gray tie with red dots city. Other London newspapers A most successful spaghetti Rotary at Verplanck School to pre himself, an empire on two feet school being planned by the North made in personnel, finance, re- eliminate duplicate tnve.stica- and carrving bro.vn leather gloves. darted in front of hia car. No ground on Vernon atreet to atari Selectmen a.s.siired th e group th a t local teaching staff has been invit his work, and listens to his wife knew this but kept it dark at the acrest was .nmde. supper was served by Senior Troop sent a gold naedal to Doris Michel- ' slridlng in power, a strolling con End church. Setreh and facilities of the welfare tion and cross-billing between Yugoiilavla's anti-Russian dic rorquesl of Scotland Yard. construction of the school. there had been no intention of ed -to attend the dance also. like the m an of any other -race. The TildenXrirl suffered minor I Saturday night in Woodruff Hall itach of Grade 6 for her painting keeping dogs at the warden's res To Talk at Trinity But on this one day of the year tinent of awe. ilepartment. Graves said, state and towiyi, and transfer the tator, first Communist head of A Dally Worker reporter told The Wadhams and May Con of the Center Church, to raise of her Bavarian ancestor. A silver Take Part In Jamboree What 1s it to be Irish? STRETCHED R(K>TS NO OTHER WHISKEY GIVES YOU j PnbliCB U nderstanding duties of county commissioners in state to visit Britain, spent his cheek and bacK^jurlea. struction Company *will erect idence and that efforts were now Boy Scout Troop No. 75 has an Holy St. Patrick's Day the in a front-page story how he and money fpr the troop’s next trip to medal, the second prise, was Irishman becomes an Irishman. Why on St. Patrick’s Day, to be J Although welfare costs in Con- connection with chjld welfare to first night on British soil at a a photographer no.sing around the Mother, ChlMren Hurt the elementary school at A cost of being made to find a place to im nounced plans to participate in the H artford, M arch 17— A philoso Corn and water were used by In afiother area Ynithap, which Europe. A bout 150 people en awarded Mary Williams in Grade pound the dogs elsewhere in Bol And on this day you have to be Irish is to know more glory, ad t h e b h s , ^ ^ 3 liecticut amount to 530,000,000 an- the welfare commissioner. These secluded mansion on the outskirts hideout were grabbed by dettec- $889,140. When completed, with joyed the supper and the entertain annual Scout Jamboree at the pher’s optimism in the face of our cowboys of the old southwest to of the city. oecurred-Sunday on the road from 1 for a portrait of herself ton where they would not con Irish to know what it is to be venture, magic, victory, exultation, tiually, cltlsens and taxpayers bills are being supnorted by the tlvcs and run out of the neighbor furnishings and equipment, the ment of skits and s candlelight playing with a doll. Gall Johnson Stale Armory in Manchester on present troubled limes will be the gratitude and gladnese than any enlargen boots that were too small. Fear Assassination Wlllington to Storrs. ^a mother school’s cost will add up to about stitute a nuisance. March 28. Local scouts have two Iri.sh. Kave not had a clear iinderstand- League of Women Voters. Also hood under threat of arrest. cememony. waa swarded a bronze medal, third other man can experience In a First filled with corn, then soaked n g of the work of the department, up for action are bills to estab He was guarded by a small army and her three children lyere in Il.tOO.OOO, the amount appropri Other business considered a last projects in mind for their contribu topic of a free public talk, entitled The o\iler signs, of course, can One small incident marked the jured in a collision. In charge of preparing the meal, prize, for the painting of her fam be seen by all. "The Irishman over lifetime. with water, the boots were allowed ClIOICl QUAIIfir Je continued, and the department lish residence requirements on aid of constables, detectives and aecret day’s doings. A smoke bomb ated by the town last summer. night's meeting Inclvided approval tion to the evening's exhibition of "In Defense of Our Time,” by Dr. to awell. seWice agents determined to keep Mrs. Helen Jachlm , 33, o f l^ e s t which consisted-of spaghetti with ily at the seashore. of the road for the revised portion night glows a fool taller and W hat Is It to he Irishh? It Is •as not availed Itself of the help to dependent children cases and was touch off in a crowd about 80 In personnel matters last night, Italian sauce, rolls and butter, scouting. George Boas, professor of the his to walk in complete mystic under ftf the Public Welfare Council, certification of aliens to receive him safe from assaasinallon in Wlllington is hospiUlised at Si the school board approved the ap Mils Hazel Lutz artd Mra. June of Bolton section of the map of Tickets may be.obtained from stalks the earth a giant. All traffic 1 *‘*S*I* WHlS*'* yards from Tito, slightly burning ford Springs while....lier tossed salad, jello and cookies, and Wheeler took part in the assemblies tory of philosophy at Johns Hop lights turn green before him, and standing with God for 24 wonder kade available to it by law. old age assistance. England. The precautions were a man and a woman, pointment of Mils Marjorie Leid- Ro.scdale. This map will be given Albert Smith of Gouth road. Troop dictated by fears of Moscow-devot youngsters were also treated for coffee and milk was the patrol of and movies were shown. a public hearing by the Zoning kins University, on Thursday at if they don't he sees red. ful hours. s Inexperienced case workers and A further discussion of the Police first believed the object loldt BS teaching principal of the which Judy Hansen is the leader. committee members, Fritz Noren, ed Communists, Tito-hating Brit Injuries of last i serious nature. th School. Miss Leidholdt, who This^morning' in the High School CJommisslon next Monday. Ellsworth E. Perkins, Leslie P. 8:15 p.m. In the Trinity College But this air of majesty Is only •oor supervision were noted, he Lynch Report will be conducted to be a photographer's magnesium Mrs. Jachlm suffered head wounds Adeline Dik'a patrol was in charge token evidence of Interior.change. laid, and the report recommended ish Fascists and Yugoslav mon flare and swarmed into a nearby is t>^ng transferred from her pre auditorium, Edwood J. Howies Seek 28-foot Bridge Spencer and any boj’s of tlie troop. Auditorium. ' * DONT by the Manchester League of archists living in exile here. and several broken riba; her of tickets and publicity, Loret It waa also reported that a meet The men of other races who envy ■tore professionally trained people Women Voter* in three unit photogrspher'a shop from which sen t pQBition as first grade teacher presented awards to Prtrcilla Just One More, Please! The lecture will follow th* initia (Concert Sunday Security arrangements were so daughter Sharon. 9, received a ta (Jarleon’s patrol In charge Swanson, Linda McMullin and June ing earlier this mopth with rail the Irishman his bearing on St, Threw Them Away to do a social case work Job in the groups scheduled for March 24 they tlmught it might have been at the idanchester Green School, of decorations and serving, and Thlmblepushera. the 4-H girls tion, dinner of 13 recently-elected tight that not even a bare outline broken ankle.' Treated but not has taught at that school since Werdelln of Grade 7 and Donald road officials and State Highway Patrick’s Day would envy him far still Plenty Of Wenr Left In I- '4.03 •2,53 k -* various divisions of the welfare and 25. dropped. held at Johnaon Memorial Hospi Dawna Reavlel's patrol in charge girls club, who were recently Phi Beta Kappa members, at which more if he could look inside the By UCoiiii’s Band Shoes Repaired Here department aa one means' of of the plans for the day were 1927. Fisher, Barbara McGann and Paul Department engineers concerning given an additional sewing ma forthcoming from official sources. Elxnmlnation, however, showed tal were another daughter, Eileen, of the entertainment. the replacement of the wooden Dr. Boas will be the guest of honor. Irishman’s soul. minimising Ineligibles from get A trumpet and drums were the "bomb" to have been a home The board also approved ’ three At the conclusion of the pro Dougan of Grade 8, ail from chine. find they need another to Dr. Boas, born in Providence, re What is It to be Irish ? However, word leaked out that the 4 and a younger son. Barnard School. Roger Turkington bridge at the Notch had resulted Storrs, M arch 17—The Univer- ting on relief rolls. stolen from an Illinois.home. Everv peasant who rone to be prenident made affair consisting of mag other appointments and accepted gram, in an impressive candlelight assiire the most profitable use of ceived his bachelor's and master's How can you put the wonder of . SAM YULYES Mr. Graves said that at present Driver of the other car Involved, also presented awards to winners In a decision that the railroad their time at their bi-weekiy meet- ne'ehbor should line up a good and dictator of hia Balkan home nesium and other combustible ma Edgor J. Gorman, Sr., of Thomp- the resignations of two teacher*. ceremony, the following girls re degree from Brown University, a it into words? If a psychiatrist sity of Connecticut Concert Band Shoe Repairing of tho Bet there is an illogical division of re alibi! e In the Science Fair. The grade would prepare new plans and spec- Jngs. second master’s degree from Har land would be received in. audience terials tide up -1n s paper sack. aonville, suffered a allp acalp cut Approved were the appointments ceived their pins and were en Ificalions. The orieinal plana had stretched himself out on his own will present its formal Spring Con ter kind Done While Yon Police did not find the person re of Miss Margaret E. Finnegan of school orchestra, under the direc vard, and hi* doctorate from the FLBSCHMANNIS by the Queen and would stay for rolled as Senior Scouts: Loretta In order to raise funds for the warm couch after hi* last cus Walt. and injuries to the hip. His tion of Robert M. Johns, opened shown a 26 foot bridge which gave University of California. cert Sunday on the campus at lunch. sponsible for setting it off. daughter. Mary, 23. a UConn stu Manchester to teach a primary Carlson. Cynthia (Jrehore, Adeline width for two lanes of traffic. The purcha.se of a machine, they are tom er had gone ho.me, and he 15 MAPLE STREET grade. Mis.* Jo-Ann Zweiseie of and closed the program, and to conduct a food sale at the J. W. A member of the faculty of Storrs with a well-rounded pro It was also reported that he dent, was treated at the university Dik, Lucy Griggs, Marcia Hazen, selectrncn's suggestion th at j dreamed of the man he himself gram scheduled. Opp. Firat National Stora Westfield, Mass., to teach a first movies were shown. Hale store in Manche.ster Saturday Johns Hopkins University since would attend the House of Com infirmary for slight Injuries to Roxanne Heritage. Jacqueline Hol enoiig'h^.width to allow for pedes would moat like to be — well, he The event will take place at 8 Parking Lot mons tomorrow as a guest of h er side. grade, and Mrs. Martha T. John lander, Susan McComb, Barbara Mrs. Elizabeth Budd, art In trian travel would increase its at 10 a.m. Their leader Mrs. Myron 1921, he was named professor of might be perfect, btit he’d still be U. S. Troops Whip aon of Manchester to teach Bn structor, waa unable to be present Lee of Hebron road, will supervise the history of philosophy in 1933. p. m. in Hawley Armory with An ■UNDID WHISKgY . 90 MIOOF . «S% DRAIN NIUTIUU. SMMTf Prime Minister Churchill and For Mr*. Jachlm was ticketed for McOann, Lynne Murphey, Pris safety resulted In general decision only half an Irishman on St. Pat drew J. McMulian conducting. intermediate grade. because of illness and Miss Lutz the sale and will be assisted by He has been awarded the honorary THI FLIIICHMkNN DISTIUINO CORPORATION, PlltU KIU , N. T* eign Secrefary Anthony Eden to reckless-idtlvlng and i.s to appear cilla Pearson, Annamae Richards, that a 28 foot bridge be more ad- rick's Day. The program foq^the band, which watch a democratic parliament in Reds ill Treiiclies for hearing In .Stafford Borough Nancy Slover, WUma Smith, Lynne directed the assembly program. vi.sable. Beverly Tuttle, Leanore Howarth, degree of doctor of laws from What is it to be Irish? For the first time since the Marcia G'.enney, Donna Toth, Washington and Lee University will be made up of 45 instruments, action. Court on April 27. Sundquist, Peggy Vollrath and Work on Deming Road It l.s to have an angel in your is as follows: "IvC Journal dii Prln- Friday. Labor party members of Nancy Walsh. All 32 n^embers of school opened, all students at Wad Town liigliway workers began I Maryann Howarth, Andrea Pag- and from the University of New mouth, turning your prose to OLLIE and STAN’S ^Continued From Page One) Lack of Gas Hikes dell School took part in an as Mexico. temps,” by Johann B’iacher; "Three parliament have invited him to the troop have now passed the work today on Doming road which gioll, Susan Shearer and Jeanne poetry. It is to have the gift of Street Corner Sketches," George speak to them In one of the parlia membership requirements and re- sembly this afternoon. Dana Beach runs between Stale Route 8.') and Pouech. tongues, to know the language of eta and—In some cases—rifle butts. BETTE DAVIS BETTER McKay; ‘‘Suite Francalse,” Darius AUTO BODY mentary committee rooms. He also Burr Nominated Kitchen Bid Sums l:elved their senior pins. of the Rotary Club made presenta French road. Plana call for widen The girls have stated they would all living things. Docs an Irish Milhand; "Kentucky March," Ed is e.xpected to address a joint ses The spokesman said two more tions to kindergarten winners Alan man pause and turn an ear to a Chinese coinpanies trying to back ing and rebuilding the roadbed to appreciate any donations of baked win Frank Goldman; "Recitative i r W ELDING RANGE and FUEL OIL New York, March 17— (/Pi — sion of both Houses of Parliament Hill, Timothy Green and Sue 50 feel w ith a 20 foot oiled su r goods for the sale. Anyone who tree? It is becau.se on this day he and Prayer." by Hector Berlioz, at some other time. up the assault were held at bay by For Slate Posit ion Lack of gas lines at the site of Thuraton. Third grade awards Actress Bette Davis' condition ★ AUTO lODY and a curtain of Allied artillery fire. face. wishes to help in this way pin.v wants to hear what one sleepy hud with George Foeller as trombone Tito's visit, which began yeater- the Vernon-Lydall School accounts Exhibit Painting went, to Nancy Johnson and Ce- StudrntH Are Tested contact Mrs. Lee at 9-.5S29 or Mrs. waa (le.sr.ribed as satisfactory after says to another aa it opens its soloist. 24 Hour Delivery Service The E ighth Army briefing offl- in part at least for the high bid.* FENDER REPAIR$ ds.v when he landed from the state Capitol, Hertford,.- March lene Zoraki, and Doris Olsen waa O. Albert Pearson, director of R obert Glcnney, 9-3314 who will she underwent surgery yesterday pale green hands to the warm sun Also. "Curse and Blessing," Hen Yugoslav naval training ship rer reported later that 65 Chinese .vesterday on kitchen equipment presented with a Grade 6 award. for removal of a .vnall infected ★ COMPLETE CAR dead were counted, another 130 es 17— Governor Lodge submit By Local Artist mu.sic at Manchester High School, arrange to pick up the donated of spring. ry Cowell' "Southern Wedding.” Galeb, will last five days. for the school, on which construc William Stearns will make pres gave musical aptil\ide tests to items. Section of jawbone. timated killed and at least 120 ep- ted to the legislature today en- What is it to be Irish? Adolph I»cter; and "Marching FAINTING Conference Set tion was begun yesterday morning, entations at Robertson School to eighth grade students at the local .Signs of Spring Noted A spokesman for the actress Oh. on this day it is music. Not Symphony'- hy Dick Faesel. LACQUER and ENAMEL He is expected to discuss mutual tlmaled wounded. The Americans other betch of nominations includ- according to General Manager 'A ■ picture entitled ‘‘Autumn morrow morning and Richard Car said the operation was successful completed mopping up the battle .school today. The test, condiicted Signs of spring continued to ap just the cornet in the parading The trombone eoloist, George MORIAR'n BROTHERS defense and international problems InT that of Thomas D. Gill of West Richard Marlin. Tranquillity,’’ painted by Mrs. C. penter at Bowers School in two with the use of records, covered pear today with reopening of the and tha^the actress would re high school band, but the deep Foeller. Is a third-year music ma area a t 10 a.m. The architects for the project 8 Griswold Street 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-512 S diM H-Bomb Socrot That Con Bo ToM with Churchill and Eden, including Hartford for another six-year term H. (Howdy) Olson of Lakewood assemblies Thursday afternoon. pitch perception, rhythm and abii-- quarry at Bolton Notch. Convinced main in The New York Hospital a music of living, the low, sad jor at the university and resides Tel. MI-9-5025 such items as economic aid, fiaved By Negro originally allowed about I10,0(W circle soqth, has been accepted for Ity to read. There was no vocal , that stonecuttlng rmiid be re week or 10 days. rhytms of eternity. The Irishman in Torrington. 5 Ooif a tundful of Kientists icnow d l about the H-Bomb — Trieste. Yugoslavia’s relations with The briefing olHcer said an as Juvenile Court judge. His pres for the equipment. Low bid yester hr ging in the fourth annual ex Italy and the Vatican and possibly Ameriran battalion comtuandcr, a ent term expires June 30. day waa $17,398. Martin said the hibit of the Academic Artists’ As but bere’i ooe thing about it that's no secret. The huge even the question of s formal pact lieutenant colonel, led a platoon Judge Gill serves the third dis specifications called for electric sociation, Inc., of Springfield, H-Bomb pbnt in South Carolina will require 1,S00 dial of a political, economic or military Into the thick of the fight and was trict, consisting of Hartford, Wind ranges instead of gas ranges, the Mass. wounded but was saved by a Negro telephones, IIS trunk lines, 40 toll terminali, 10 teletype nature. Tito also is expected to ham and Tolland countiee. type used in other schools. The exhibit is being held at the T H B A T R B Ml or e brief British leaders from hia own who stood over him in a trench. The other nomination.* were: The low bid was submitted by Museum of Fine Arts, 49 Chestnut Sraadly preeeat* lt« writer circuits, and 7 full period talking circuiu to outside experience as a Communist on The battalion commander, de Directors of the Connecticut Re the Universal Proriiicts Company street, Springfield, Mass., from engine power poino. What does this mean? It meant that it takes a heap scribing the action at a first aid formatory. Cheshire:—Charles S. of Secaucua. N. J. Bids were open M arch 15 through A pril 12. n i L n iM iM fiO N Advanced Loadmaster engine brings station, said the Negro killed Chi ed yesterday at the general mana Mrs. Olson has been teaching art Burr of Manchester, succeeding 17 L L N you new power. This greatly improved of telephone aervice to keep America ufe and strong. nese "left and right" with hia rifle. Rev. Charles X. Hutchinson of g e r's office. for the past severjtl ytar* and-la He added that "he was the bravest Cost of construction for the 18- planning to hold ah exhibition of valve-in-head engine is standard equip Norwich, and Roger B. Ladd of 1 TECRMICOLOB HTtS! SleepTonight man I ever saw." H artford, succeeding Jo)>n Stafford classroom elementary schdbl build her pupils' work at her home ment on 5000 and 6000 Series heavy- The olTlcer was given the Silver 4 powerful reasons why you THI tOUTHIRN NIW INOUND of Hartford, both for four-year ing Is $889,140. sometime during the early part of Liaia Daraell Hark Rad*** duty and forward-control models, op a n ? ^ Star late today by Maj. Gen. James terms beginning July L Other bids: June. Wh , B«b4Ix J*IU Adams Without Acid Indigostion Fry, Second Division commander. tional on 4000 Series heavy-duty trucks. Trustees of the Connecticut Ershler and Krukln, Inc., $17,- "Blackbeard TELEPH ONE Ml I or 2 T eal Hia name cannot be disclosed until 546; S. Bllckman, Inc„ $17,967; "Lawlea* COMRANY School'-for Boys. Meriden:—Mrs. Breed” get more of what you want.. baton raatiss- relatives are notified of his wounds. Ruth Day of Middletown, succeed Peter Madeloni, $18,065; (jliarleB The Pirate" Division officers were trying to Owstd asW Opsrolsd ty and far Cannatfjcvt ftapi* ing Mrs. Jeanette Snow of Middle- G. Lincoln. Inc., $18,193; Morandl- MANCHESTER At SilS At t:St-t:U INI learn the name of the Negro sol town, and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Bernard Proctor Company, $19,322; Dwight OtolW dier. It was not know whether he M. Donnelly of Hartford, rdhp- Judaon, $19,793.25; Thompson W»4., "I pla* "T restere braking power B iiE ia u '■ 2 a a a survived. •f tlir Geldea Caadsr’ polnted. both for four-year terms Winchester Company, $20,265. In 1953, all Chevrolet trucks up to American casualties were not beginning July 1. STATE disclosed. However, the briefing EASY FBEE FABKING 4000 Scries heavy-duty models have Member of the State Investment SCIENTISTS GET U. 8. AID TODAY Ends WED. officer said several soldiers were committee:—Philip B. Stanley of “Torque-Action" brakes. Scries 4000, wounded by a Chinese who came New Britain, succeeding Lewis B. New York—(flV- Everything John John 5000 and 6000 heavy-duty trucks use forward with his .hands up, in s Phelps of Andover for a four-year from live weasels to ultra-violet Derek • Barrymore, Jr. c.\tra-largc "Torque-Action" brakes , in j gesture of surrender, and then spectrophotometers have been O N A ^OCK lerrn beginning July 1. front, "Twin-Action” type in rear. pulled the pin on a hand grenade. Members of the Slate Park and sent abroad under the New York EASTWOOD NOT OH A SHOeSTRIN:: The Chinese was killed by the Forest Commission:—Julian H. Zoological Society’s own "Point blast. Norton of Bristol and Edward C. Four" program to aid European NO MATINEE WEDNESDAY Eight .Small Probe* Childs of Norwalk, reappointed for scientists. PLUS — IN8TALUNG Elsewhere on the baltlefront six-year terms beginning Sept. 1. The society awarded a gold Brian • Rod / OUR BIO Aflled troops hurled back eight Member of the Merritt Parkway medal to Rachel L. Carson, author WALKER HIGH INTENSITY staying poWer Nowu in Manchester! small Communist probing thrusts. of "The Sea Around Us.” in ap Donlevy • Cameron Commission:—John E. Cotter of ^low, heavier, slron(gcr, more durable These were reported northeast of Bridgeport, reappointed for a six- preciation of her work as inter — IN — 3-D SCREEN! If you begin to save substantially now each pay day for Bunker hill on the western front, year term beginning July 1. preter of the oceans. frames increase rigidity, add to rugged north of Chorwon and northeast of • DEPTH • ness and give more stamina than ever your home, you wiN get three big bonuses when you buy or The smoothest whiskey Kumhwa on the'central front and • DETAIL • to all 1953 Chevrolet trucks. build. near Luke the Gook's Castle on the eastern front. Coventry Woman • DEFINITION • In the air. Allied fighter-bomb THE ers ranged over Communist sup Elected to CEA 1. With a substantial down payment, you can make a bat you have ever tasted! ply lines striking at targets of op TESBiriC AI,L-i:OLOB 8BOW RIGGEST. IRIGHTEST ter deal'— a much better deal. portunity. The Fifth Air Force re ecortomy T.lodk Daraell Kork'"Ila4)** CLEAREST p ported B-26 bombers hit 32 trucks Hartford, March 17—(Special) llAhArt Nfwtna Jalln Atlani The new stamina of Chevrolet trucks, 2. You save interest on the mortgage . . the less the mort near Kumchon in north-central —A Tolland County woman, Helen "Blarkbeard “Th* THURS„ FRI., SAT. PICTURE YOU'VE plus extra gasoline economy in heavy- Korea. Mazur of Coventry, has been Th* Ijiwl*** OLIVIA DeHAVILAND EVER SEEN! duty models with Loadmaster engine gage, the less the total interest you pay. Just arrived U. S. Sabre jets patrolled MIG PI rat*" Breed” elected to the )>oard of directors In "MY COUSIN RAfTHEL" reduces hauling costs per ton-mile. alley in far norlhwe.st Korea, but S:ia-*:S0-t;4* t:45-l:l» JUDY CANOVA In „ Don't Miss It! Wed. Night 3. Most of all, you save the worry over too big a mortgaga no Red jets had risen to challenge of the CEA’s Department of Class See our other ad this page them late today. room Teachers. She wa* named WKI). "I CONFESS" WAC FROM WALLA WALLA on too small an income, especially if that income is cut The Eighth Army reported in along with several other area and for any reason. by carriage its summary that Allied ground state women at a session held here troops killed 1,180 Reds, wounded yesterday. 660 and took seven prisoners dur Miss A. Rae Colson, a teacher in ing the week ended March 14. the Wethersfield High Sahool, was And finally, your house IS built upon a rock, when it i$ In Washington, the Navy an elected department president of nounced Monday It Is sending two thebConnectlcut EMucation associa soundly fihienced. The mortgage must be one adapted to new types of jets to Korea—both tion. Miss Colson will succeed Miss your ability to repay and placed with a friendly local -bank, considered s match for the Rus Lottie Topp of West Haven with such as the First National Bank of Manchester, which will sian-built MIG-l.fis. They are the her installation scheduled for April ■8^ SO Re, \AtaR F-9-F6 Cougars and F-J-2 Furies, 18 d\iring the DCT annual meeting show you every possible consideration. both awept-wing interceptors. at the Frank T. Wheeler School l^iOH-r»NG IRISM Vice Adm. Ralph Ofslle, new in Plainvllle. ' X - ■■ ■ rhief of Nr.val Air Operations, said Other officers elected, by ballot two squadrons eqiiipped with the poll of the entire D(JT membership OPEN 5ATURDAY MORNING5 UNTIL NOON . new planes are forming on the throughout the state, include Miss U. S. W est Coast to join Task Kitty Stevens of Southington, vice and THUR5DAY EVENIHG$ 6:30 to 8:30 Fofee 77 oft Korea’s east coast. president; Miss Olive Schurig, Guilford, secretary; and Geoffrey (CL05ED WEDNE$DAY$ AT NOON4 ...... Graham, New Milford, finance offi Child Is Skating cer. Othefa named to the board oi TUNE I.N .MANCHESTER MATINEE FRO.M 1 to 2 P. ,M. DAILY directors were: Roderic Beaulieu, DIRECT FROM THE RANK At Two Years Old West Hartford, for Hartford Coun CO N CERT lY RADIO STATION WCCC. 1290 OX YOUR DIAL ty: Viola Frisbie, Bridgeport, Fair- R ochester, N. Y, — (/Pi — Not field-County: Mrs. Frances Le- only can 2-year-old Bob Koster Moine, Salisbury, Litchfield Coun skate but he can even skate with ty; Dorothy WaBhburn. Old Say- Made bjr the diitilleri of from the distillery of one foot in the air and is in his brook, 'Middlesex County; Mra NOTRE DAME GLEE CLUB Kentucky's eriginof-whitkey... second season on the rink. Lila Busae, New Haven, New Haven County; Florence Gadbois, Jsmet E. Pepper is the ^ La.st season young Bob needed AUSPICES OF CORNERSTONE CLUl—ST. IRIDGET'S SCHOOL FUND his father’s help to get around on New London, New London County; smoothest, mildest, euiesl-to- the Koster'* backyard 'rink tyhich and Mrs. Mary Fisher, Thompson, Windham County. take whiskey north or south JAMES LPEPPER features music relayed from a rec ord player in the house. But this H e re arc a few things wc think are worthy of your of the Mssqn-Uixon line means faster acceleration, greater ability to climb the P w inter Bob has iMen on his own, CONCERT COMMITTEE MH 17 > WED., APRIL 8 - 8:30 P.M* consideration before you buy any truck. steepest grades, ri/id you'll find a wonderful gain in (and the Canadian border!). using a 75-year-old pair of low- Natioualists Get ' tnakers of the alung Dutch skates, «iy his par ST. BRIDGET’S R. C. CHURCH ' In 1953, Chevrolet' trucks are moiT rugged, have gasoline mileage, loo! Try it at your tavern! I huskier and more rigid construction than ever in the As any owner of a 1953 Chevrolet truck knows, these % ents who are both natives of Am MANCHESTER, CONN. j Pick it up at your package orifiinal sterdam, Holland. Aiiiiapolig Texts ,„^ast. This means longer truck life and lower over-all are the sturdiest, most powerful trucks Chevrolet has "I gueas it is kind of unusual, atore! We think you’ll Kentucky BUSHNELL «osts to you. ever built. Yet with all the tsondcrful advantages they all right, but we've been skaters Taipeh—(4^1—The Chinese Na PleM* 8 « a d ...... Tickets A t ...... Each * You'll find the increased horscTiowcr and higher com thank ua from the bottom in this family as far hack as we I offer, they list for less than any other trucks of com ujhiskey. Bom tionalist navy has received 21 pression ratio (7.1 to 1) of the big advanced 108-h.p. parable capacity and specifications. of your gleaa! d can remember," says Mrs. Koster. boxes of textbook* as gifts from N a m e ...... | TICKETS uith the the U .S. Naval Academy graduat Loadmaster engines in heavy-duty models bring you ^ Before you buy, drop in at our showroom and talk MllJk SOURCES I greater power (200 ft, lbs. of torque), and greater per- things over. Let us show you how Chevrolet trucks do ing class of 1952 and the U. S. A ddress...... | NOW AT lOX OFFICE OR lY MAIL AU 8 M Mtt I. P C m t WMIKIYS AVAIIAIU [ Republic Naval Institute. -^formance, greatet ability to do the job- You'll find that more work for you, and for less money, too! In one part of the- world or an The, gifts, weighing five tons, -n* I KfNTUCgy W Ht«t¥ A «tNt>, 6 VEAIS OlO. 22'A%. J Y|A« OlO. (1780) other, human boinga consume the .were presented by Cmdr. Roland City ...... • aS% GtAIN NEUTIAl SftttTS, 64,8 ftOOF ; milk of 11 different animals; asses,' Kenney, U. S. asalatant' naval at I $2.00 Orchestra—$1,50 lalceay— buffaloes, . camels, cows, goats, KENTUCKY STtAIGHT 60UKBON WHISKEY, S YEAtS OID, 64 fllOOF tache, who said; “The United Please add twenty-five cents to cover cost ' SOTTUP IN BOND. 4 YEAIS OlO. 100 PtOOl • lAMES E. PEPPEt B CO, lEXINGTON, KY.i horses, llamas, reindeer, sheep, States and Free China have a com $1.00 Gallery yaks, and zebus. Of all these, rein mon bond against Communism and of mailing. * ‘ - * deer supply the richest miUc. in the cause of peace." ______^ I , “T , 1 V ' A • \ . I ■r\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH* 17, 1953 ^ O E T O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONJ*!., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953 PAGE Double Duty for Stork First Congregational Church of Bockville In hanging the family wash on a Mickey Donahoe, 60, "it's true we Lattimore Case Manchester Modes Opens Rockvilte Vernon Center will meet tomorrow clothesline. had a little mixup with baseball U. S. Views at 8 p. m. at the church. Rev. Mrs. Bai'bero slipped and waa Twin sons were born at Man News Tidbits George Higgins, pastor of the bats and a bar stool, but Irish or I^Thousand Men chester Memorial Hospital this Anciciil Tavern painfully Injured. Hospital aiithorU, church will speak on Ihe subject. not, the three of us have been morning to- Mr. and Mrs. John Thought Rule Culled from AP Wires Campaign to Defeat Union ^Rep^aC Hearing by Zoners ties say she received s dislocated’ A-Blast on "Docs Democracy in Harlem elbow and will be held for observa friends for 15 years. It was merely Romanowicz of 23 Village ra y ? ” Reported Sold; tion and treatment for at least two a temporary disagreement.” street. The couple has one other Denied by U. S. leaflet, leaned heavily on what It St. I*ai rick’s Dance Thomas Weldon, 74. the third child, a boy. Four teachers and two clerks in Giv&' Leaflet* to Work- Stirs Fire District Interest A St. Patrick’s dinner dance will I Close to Blast New York City's municipal col- said were the advantages of or Era at an End defendant agreed that no harm Television Mrs. Romanowicz was pre Washington. March 'I?— — legea are fired (or refusal to an erg at Both Local and ganization. "Without organiza be held at the local Elks Lodge TEMPORARY DISPUTE was Intended. In the scrimmage viously employed as a nurse at thD evening, with a full course which or-'urred last July 4 and was [ iwty a ftfw rasldAita reported feel- Tlie government today denied that swer questions about possible tion," the leaflet argues, how can Rockville, JMs^ch 17- (Special)- sponsored by the post has pro (OootlmMd from Paga Ona) the hospital. Communist affiliations before ISew Britain Factories the . worker gain the Improved rorncil beef and cabbage dinner Rockville, March 17- (Special) broken up by Police Captain the aeund wave. its perjury charge against. Owen —Interest itf -tonight’s public gressed to the point where it has shcrvcfl at 7 o’-lock. There will be Chicago, March 17 i/T\ Rich Thomas Kelly. Director Carroll Tyler ^ooky Light, U. S. Senate sub-committee. . . . j working conditions a union can get hearing n( the Zoning Commis applied for a charter. Seven hoys —One of the city’s oldest business ard Anderson. 73, s Swedish-born then steadied to give a good pic Lattimore Involves any form of Secretary of State Dulles says in The management of Mancheeter | them? sion of the Vernon Fire District have been attending regularly, and an entertainment and dancing un locations is in the process of grave digger \i^s hailed into Kelly testified that the bout had til 1 a. m. ture of the mushrooming cloud. "thought control” or attempt to Pusan, Korea, tliaf ROK will re Modes, Inc., on Pine xtreet and The NLHB, in a decirion favor has increased, rather than de Scoutmaster Ben Scruggs has changing hands today. The tavern municipal court yesterday by an looked ^serious to him at the time. ceive “highly com ^teht cirillan” ing the union, has directed that tha Kecent Arrivals liiunder Clap, However, reception variod try him for his opinions. Britain Hall. Inc,, in New Britain, creased since it was rescheduled. be;m preparing them for their ten operated by William Starke under Iri.sh cop, before an Irish judge, "All defendants guilty of disor ANNUAL i at daya. He aaid a atatement on to help wade through financial dif 600 workers employed In the two Tonight’s seaslotf - s "repeat" derfoot tests.. Mr. and Mrs. William Ricket, (or fighting wMi two Irishmen. derly conduct.” said Judge O’Con somewhat by individual aata be Obituary A brief filed iii U. S. District yesterday officially launched ita plants vote ia one unit In the elec RFD 1, arc parent.s of a daughter I tSiia aituatioa would be made aoon. Court by the Justice department ficulties. hearing—waa made necessary be The troop committee has been the name of "Bill’s Tavern’’, at 4 "I want a ronllnuancc until nell. "The fine Is one dollar I The teat waa deaigned primarily Earth Tremor cause of the rather weak syn Six-man coroner’s jury at Hop- campaign to defeat the Interna tion that has prompted the flurry planning activitie.s and to dale born Thursda.v at St. Francis Hos Market street was closed this after St. Patrick's Day." Anderson apiece, but I’ll remit them In honor chronising tignalt that hold the asserted that the case against Lat tional Ladles’ Garment Workers of leaflets. It ^sb ordered that the cause of a technicality. The pital, Hartford, )to cause how houaee and care timore is based entirely on his al kinaville, Ky,, returns verdict of original notice, of hearing was have scheduled visits to the Legion I morning. said to Judge Harold O’Connell. of St. Patrick’s Day.” ! weald come tbrouch k' real blast. picture eteady. On aata that justifiable homicide following fatal Union, AFL, at a NaUonal Labor election be held within 30 days of Skeet Club, s short wave radio Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jones, 94 The judge denied the request. 'Til buy me a ahsmrock tomor (OonUaned From Pago One) D eath s leged "lying" before a Senate not published in local papei-s the It is understood that this cen ! 1lM Wadanl d v il Defense admin* were not in good edjuatment. shooting of nearby Fort Campbell Relations Board election. the decision, which was handed required number of Insertions. station and an overnight camping High street, are parents of a .’’Your honor," said defendant row,” deeiared Ander.son. there wae more trouble on the committee. soldier by pity police after he fired Keynoting what Is expected to down March 9. daughter horn Saturday at Hart tral location will, be used for an I latranen built two two*story homes formation for the Federal Civil De The brief was filed in opposition However, due to the unusual inter trip to Lake Haj-w/ard in Colches SILVER PLATE picture than on thoso in poak Mra. James Duffy pistol at them. . . . Fazollah Za- be an intensive pre-election esm- The NLRB ruled that tha two ford Hospital. entirely new type of enterprise, I OB the provlnc ground and scat- fense administration (FCDA) said to Lattimore's plea, pending before est and large attendance at the ter. I fared nearly 70 cars among the Working order. Mrs. Beatrice F. Duffy, wife of hedi, retired Iranian general and paign was a leaflet posted for the plants, both of which are con Engagement Announrril thus bring tn an end s long era that in connection with atomic de the court, that his indictment of "illegal hearing.” many persons .All Tolland, Vernon and Tal- during which the location was used I Joshua trees. The signals were relayed over James Duffy, of 232 Henry street, former interior minister, gains re workers at the two plants which trolled by Sidney Ellis of Man were allowed to express their Mrs. Josephine Butler of 2.'i Elm I The rumble of the detonation fense planning "We’re thinking of’’ an Improvised mountain-top sorios died late last night at the Man seven counts of alleged perjury is lease from prison after serving used as its theme, the fact that an chester, vote as one unit iMicause rottvllle Itcina are now handled a.s s confectionary parlor or bomba having "two and a half’ so vague that it should be thrown viewpoint and opinions. As be street, announces the engagement tavern. : nverberated around the moun- of towers to Los Angelas, naareat chester Memorisd Hospital. Born two-month sentence for undis employe need not Join any outside of BHIis’ interest in both and be of her daughter. Rita Mae Butler through the Manehester Evening times tha energy of thoae dropped out. closed offense. cause oir the integrated nature of fore. the meeting will be held at Rnnghl Last Bummer Automatic Fuel Oil Service ( tataa for nearly a minute. on Japan by the United States, network connection. While they In Manchester, she had been a organization to hold, his job. the Vernon Elementary School at to Donald Kenneth Anderson, son Herald Rorkvllle bureau, located TVoopa were given a jolt but still didn’t appear to bo up to lifelong resident of this town. ’ Lattimore’s attorneys contended The leaflet went on to say that the work done at the two fac at One Market street, telephone \v41Haih Starke, purchased the CLINIC of Mr. and Mrs. Helmar Anderson and "you’ll be hearing more about rsgular broadcast standards, thay in their motion, filed last Febru tories. 8 p. m. tavern last summer from Herman j ware able to move forward In larger bombg,” Besides her husband, she leaves ary, that the caX’e represented an workers who signed cards for the Taxpayers Organize of 39 Edgerton street, Manchester. Rockville 5-3136. i their maneuvers shortly after the were considerably better than one jon, James F. Duffy; two sis Brohkie, of Manchester, who While he did not amplify, he ap effort to bring him to trial "for union—which the union later sub Since the first hearing, a tax Miss Butler is the daughter of the THE RESTORATION ; ax^kHhon. peared to indicate that in the lat those of a aimllar telecast from ters, Mrs. Ellen Wells and Mrs. Hospital Notes mitted to the NLRB in successful late Frank Butler. The wedding operated under the name of "The j The rate of the two houses be- Yucca Flat a year ago and alao May Bruggman, and three grand statements ot pure opinion and payers league has been formed B and M Tavern". The "B and M ” ter part of his atatement he waa beliei’.’’ — I ly petitioning for an election to Livestock Control for rural Vernon, and at the or will take place May 23 here^ Miss Alice Cofiell — o r — < big testted for the Federal Civil talking about American-davaloped better than thoaa Sunday during children, all of Manchester. 'decide whether the workers want Today’s Church Eveiits was pslahlished when the family I Defense administration was a telecast ehowlng the teat homes, Lattimore, a Johns Hopkins Patlenta Today: IS I ganization meeting held last week, of the late Stephen Connors sold ■ ■ bomba and the possibility of their Funeral services will be held ed it for their bargaining agent- all (hose in attendanre pledged T’ne church school staff of the ONE CALL, I clouded in atomic dust. As soon development elsewhere. The bomb shelters and automobilaa. Thursday morning from the John University lecturer and sometimes ADMITTED YESTERDA.Y: had the right to vote against the Seen as Unlikely Is Shower Guest their interests to Bronkie and Ed State department consultant, was Charles MacKennon, 98 Green their presence at tonight’s meet First Congregational Church of ward Mrnzel. { as the radiation hasard lifted, ob- Atomic Energy Commission has The telecast waa praised by B. BOrke Funeral Home, 87 East union and that a worker doesn’t Vernon will meet at 7:.30 p. m. in 1 aervers were to move into the already announced that the United Civil Defense officials as an In- Center street, at 9:15, followed by indicted last year for alleged false wood drive; Mrs. Lorraine Jones, have to pay "dues and assess ing. , In older days the location wtls valuabla lesaon to tho American statements while under oath before Rockville; Theodore Parchark, 71 Houston March 17—(JPi—Rep. There are four items, proposed the clutch parlors. Mrs. Michael Mrs. Olin Beebe of 79 Hollister known as "Cuneo’s". TTie Cunen I area to inspect damage. States has developed atomic a solemn high Mass of requiem at ments” to keep his job. changes in the Zoning Regulations Vetrano, a.s.sociate In Religious and we do YOUR SILVER • TTie closer of two Civil Defense public.on the heed for preparing St. Bridget’s Church at 10 o’clock. the Senate Internal Security sub Fairfield Street; Mrs. Marie Mil Clifford Hope (R-Kas.), chairman street entertained wltli a surprise family also used the location now weapons having "several times" committee. Various Angles on whirh those attending tonight’s Education of the Union Congrega ) houses being tested was believed the energy of the original A- to meet'a possible A-bomb attack, Burial will be in St. Bridget’s ler, 23 Bank street; David Hadden, Then, at the bottom, in large, of the House Agriculture commit variety ahower at her home Sat I occupied by a barbershop. The If The Senators que.stioned Latti 121 High street; Frank . Harmon, hearths may speak: to Increase, tional church will meet with them ; to be smashed, but a light appear* bombs dropped on Japan. and for particlpaUiig in Civil De- Cemetery. black letters, the message reads: tee, said today there la no urday in honor of the approaching building Is now owned by the •ji I. ad to be burning in the vicinity of fenaa acUviUea. Friends may call at the funeral more for 13 days in connection Rockville; Frank Avignonc, 118 the minimum house aiz.e from the to discuss the material to be used I Journal ruhllahlng Company. It In another talk, Ralph Spear, "you have never had to and you possibility Congress will consider present 480 square feet, and fur tn the school for the coming quar marriage of Miss Alice Cofiell of the rest! >. *■ ■ ( the more distant house, 7,500 feet home after 7 o’clock tonight until with an inquiry into whether there North Elm street: Richard Soucy, was reliably reported today that aaslstant. administrator for plana AmMlagBIgkt never will have to Join any outside livestock industry controls or man ther.define the term "living ares” ter. Glastonbury, to her son, John E. 2 DAYS ONLY I from the tower. The two |20,- and policies of tha FCDA, theo Milton O’Connell, deputy direc the hour of the funeral. were Communist influences on U. Jr., 4 Lincoln street; Walter organization to keep your job the business has hern sold to Os S. Far Elastern policy. Tmopson, 120 West Center street datory price supports on beef to exclude basements: to require T’.ie Youth Fellowship of the Beebe, ' » 000, two-story homes were erect- rized on the effects on kay Amar* tor of the New York State Civil here!” a certificate of oceupanev before a mond J. LIcbe of Manchester, who ' ad to help aitmitecU design houses lean Industrial citlea of a bomb Defenae commlaaion, aaid tha tels- Brail VonDrek The indictment has as its first Anthony Angelo, 44 Pine street; cattle. Community Methodist Church at When Miss Cofiell arrived she operates an adjoining store under Miss Mary McVeigh, 85 School The leaflet also asks the work building may be used for hurpen Crystal Lake Will nieel at 7 p. m. found about 20-xiL her friends had FRIDAY - SATURDAY ' with maximum protection. "two to three times’’ more antr cast of the explosion "waa an Emil VonDeck, 69. formerly of count a charge that Lattimore lied er to consider what joining an out Hope said he is confident other the trade name of "Liebe’s Wall \ After the first flash, the char* when he denied that he had ever street; Walno Hopkanen, 66 White occupancy; to prohibit placing at the Community Hoiire. preceded her. They came from getic than that dropped on Hlro* amazing sight” but that its real Manchester, died yesterday in side organization would mean in proposals to aid in halting declin house trailers on a fixed base or paper and Paint Store." MARCH 20-21 I aeterlstle white cottony cloud ahlma. value waa in bringing home to the Gulfport, Fla., where he has been ben "a promoter" of (^mmunist street; Miss Priscilla Peabody, ■Piere will be a Lenten service Rocky Hill, Hartford, Columbia, Liebe told The Herald this 113 Hollister street r John FoJt, 17 terms of himself, his job and his ing cattle prices and beef con building'anv attached addition to .Rockville and this town. ! formed quickly. As it rose to pef* Spear said prime Induatrial and average citizen what an A-homb living since his retirement some interests. Lattimore said he was family "personal relationship" at 7:30 p. m. at the Sacred Heart morning that he was not ready to Edgerton street; Mra. Mary War sumption can be carried out suc a 'trailer: to add an explanation church in Vernon. Her gifl.s were placed upon a Our factory representative, an expert on Silver- • haps 1S.000 feet, an ice cap ap- population targets for an a-bomb* could do. * years ago.- He waa manager of anti-Communls't. with the company. ' cessfully. of anneal procedure for parties discuss the tran.saetlon hut inti ! peared atop the big ball. ing would be offered by New York, "Unleaa Joa Jonaa and bis wift the Cheney Farm for many years. The defense has cited this count ren. 127 Princeton street; Mrs. table and she was .sealed in a mated he was interested in ex Phyliss Duffy, 21 Preston drive; The leaflet immediately stirred -He apo(ce before the opening SEfgrleved. The WSCS of the Vernon Metho rocking chair to open them. After M obilheat smithins, will talk to you individually about re- The peculiar detonation eet up Philadelphia, Waahinfton, St. learn something about what they He was born in Woodhaven, Long as being entirely unspecific. new activity in the tug-of-war business session of the 76th annual Len—thy Court Session dist Church will meet at the church panding his present location. SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OH a drumlike cacophony that rico* Loula, Houaton, Los Angeles, can do for themealves until help Island, on June 9, 1883. Mrs. Mary Molnar, Mansfield Cen ward she found that the chair was Injured la Fall ’’It should be emphasized at ter. tween company and union for the convention of the Texas and The ("ity Court had s lengthy St 7:30 p. m. for s potluck. The .si.so a gift from the hoste.ss, Mrs. Bilvering, repairing and restoring your silver. All ' dieted around the vast perimeter Seattle, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit arrives, we’re going to lose a lot He leaves his wife, Mrs. Saridi the outset,” .the government brief workers' votes. at the election Southwestern Cattle Raisers as afternoon .se.saion, yesterday, oc program will include an Easter Mrs. Anns Bsrbero of 75 Moun [ of the test ground. Within 10 min* and Cleveland. of people if ever there’s an atomic Smith VonDeck; two sons. John L. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. which will be held sometima with Beebe. tain street, is a patient at Cltv ■ D kinds of silver—sterling or plate—antique or mod« said, "that the defendant is not Rachel Munsie, 144 Caropfield sociation. casioned by the mornine recess to pla.v and an Easter bonnet fashion The floral dccoralions were yel • Our Complete Fuel Oil Ser local temperature changee. . . 1 utes, wind swept the cloud south* Saying that these cities and attack on this country,” he said. of Manchester and Edward H. bein" prosecuted for adhering to a in the next three weeks. The Congressman aaid he does give court and nollce officiats the show. Hospital today as a result of a fail vice Mvea time, work, mohey— free heat-iaviAg tip#. . . cour I eastward, with its dirty gray high •Itea of one-third of the nation’s Besidea the 4:80 p.m. telecast of VonDeck of Occoquan, Va. He road; Mrs. Lorraine Gwbrek, 17 The union today distributed a low gladioli and green foliage. A I yesterday while she was engaged ern—black, dented, broken or bent—bring them belief or opinion, political or other Griffin road; Mrs. Marie Walsh, not know how any fsaalble price time tn attend the funeral of Wil The Adult Bible Study group ot .shower cake cenlei-ed the buffet assiirea uninterrupted heating teous service by trained driv- lighted by the first early rose vital industry and include more the bomb damage, many statlona also leaves three daughteers, Mrs. wise, but rather for giving false leaflet of its own, calling the com support program could be set for liam V. Sadlak. Talcottville Congregational Church all season long! You get: auto to the store and learn their value. See the display than one .third of the nation’s will carry a fllmed repeat tonight. Walter Campbell of New Britain, 3 Preston drive. pany's message “double-talk", and table. Games followed. ers . . . clean-burning Mobil I gleasu of the rising sun. testimony. BIRTH YESTF.RDAY: a Son to beef cattle, even in producers CouT'l convened at 2 o’clock with meets at 8 p. m. in the parsonage. Miss Cofiell and Mr. Brelic will matic delivery based on your heat with more heat if^ts thaa : 40^000 Feet qp |x>pulation, Spear aaid that an Tha major radio networks also Mrs. Edward Markley of Daniel "He was not specifically asked charging it with attempting to wanted it. Judge Robert .1. Pigeon presiding, Daniel is the book now being —you will be surprised at what can be done. Esti atomic attack, without warning, carried the blast, with running son and Mrs. Howard Hodges of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNally, 6 sidetrack the workers’ interest he married on Saturday, April 11 individual needs in relation to ever before! f By that time the top was report* to answer a? to his political belief, Morse road. Hope expruaed confidence a when the following rases were studied. in the Methodist Churcli at East mates without obligation. Prices are moderate. ; ad a t 40,000 feet on thoae communities would moan commentaries. West Hartford; and 14 grandchil but volunteered to state hUr poli from the main issues which, it program recommended Feb. 20 by presented by Pro.secutor Harry H. BEVERA6ES two million caaualtiea in dead or dren. BIRTH YESTERDAY; a aon to says, are "money and working The Ladie.s’ Missionary .Society Gla.stonbury. 4 t A t first, the low purplish burst tical position. , Mr. and Mrs. Walter McNally, 6 a House Agricultural- sub-commit Lugg: of Talcottville Congregational ^ AT LOW PRICES ^ Delivery in 3 months, sooner if wanted. No' deposit. 1 packed up dust and dirt from the Injured. Funeral services will be held conditions.” tee will be of great aid to the Mostly Traffic Cases The W. G. GLENN EY CO. But he said that Civil Defenae "His adherence to a belief, Morse road. Union organizer Jack Suall, who Church will meet at 10:30 a. m. to Dry rot costs lunbci-men mil • dMsrt floor into an angry, brown Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at therefore, was and is inviolate. cattle industry, , ( Arthur Drus Storast preparatlone, Including a warning Churchill Bars the Watkins Funeral Home. Rev. BIRTHS TODAY: twin boys to called the company’s initial effort E.arl 4. Brayall. 23, Portsmouth. morrow in the church social loom.s. lions, says a scientist. And just 336 NORTH MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ! gauahroom. Dust swept eastward The offense with whi(;h he is Mr. and Mrs. John Romanowicz, at persuading the,workers to vote This program calls for credit N. H,, speeding, bond of $30 for Women’s Council to Meet f HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. 4 i along the desert floor finally ob* alert, could halve the casualty llat. Fred R. Edgar of the .South assistance to enable cattlemen think how much it costs the U. E. Methodist Church will officiate charged Is that he lied Mn not be 23 Village street: a daughter to against the union “an amateurish feited: John J. Loiko. 54, Augusta, The Women's Council of the government. I ooured both test houses. The lieving what he said.” Mr. and Mrs. James Duke, 67 attempt to intimidate” the em to survive critical market periods, Maine, speeding, bond of 824 for ; tower from which the device was Captives, Swap and btirial will be in the <)uarry- increased military procurement, ville Cemetery. The brief said the government Wadsworth street. ployes, elaborated on these issues, feited; Janies W. Mclncrney, 41, ; cat off was believed vaporised. U. S. Aid to China does not want at thia time to dis DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: listing higher pay, job security, an tightening of imports, and in West Roxhury, Ma.s.s., speeding, , Of the doseh atomic explosions Calling.'hours will be Thursday creased school lunch purchases. FINIAl IINT With Hungary from 7:30 until 10 p. m. close the nature/ of the evidence Gordon Keeney, 28 Woodbridge old age pension plan, elimination bond of $30 forfeited: Morton L. HINCI ' Viewed by this observer, tlda was Showing Increase upon which it hopes to obtain a street; Mrs. Emma Songailo. 200 of favoritism and a fair system for Darrhik, 23, Long Island City, e* MISSINO ■tOXIN I one of the smallest The fireball’s conviction. It said this ahould await Charter Oak street; Herman Helm, settling grievances as union objec QUEEN IS IMPROVED N, Y.. rules of the road, bond of ’ bi^anee was less than it appeared London, March 17— Prime the actual trial, now tentatively 20 Jen.sen street; Mra. Lucy tives. $2.'5 forfeited: Louis R, Banning, , smaller than moat The ABC an* Talpeh, Formosa. March 17—(A7 Minister Churchill rejected today Funerals set fer May 11. Rubera and son, 483 Woodbridge Stress Advantages London, March 17—(AV— 42. South Wind.sor, speeding, pass ] aouneed beforehand that it would —There has been a viotable in a Communist proposal to barter The prosecution asked the court street. Suall also said that the com Queen Mary, ill for three weeks ing at intcr.section. fined 824 and :have an energy output equal to crease In the volumi^ of American a Britiah businessman in a Hun pany’s reminder to the workers with a stomach disorder, showed $9; Theodore D. Hinson, 52. Hart B orn to b e beantiflil to reject defense petitions (1) (or i 15,000 tons of TNT. military aid to the Chinese Nation garian prison for a Communist Wilbur Hyatt a bill of particulars; (2) for per GUERRilXA.S QUIT TOWN that they need not join the union a “slight Improvement todny, nn ford, passing a stop sign, 86; Regi As the dust on the proving alists since the first of the year. girl guerrilla held by the British Funeral services for Wilbur Hy to keep their jobs is beside the announcement from Marlbor nald Pomphrey, 27. Vernon, breach att, who died Sunday were held mission to inspect the minutes of ough House sold. The S5-yrar- S ground cleared, trucks carrying An expanded training program has In Malaya. the grand jury which indicted Lat Rangoon. Burniu. March 17— point and that the question is, of the peace, fined $25, resisting • the troops from their forward posi* been recommended, also. Churchill told the House of this morning at 9:30 from the fypi—/'Rcliahin reports rcar'hing should they join. old grandmother of Queen Eliza ari-esl, $.'50, operating a motor FORD’S THE NEW STANDARD OF THE AMERICAN ROAD Commons that members of his Quish Funeral Home and 10 o’clock timore; (3) for a continuance of here today said Chinese Nation- While the company used as its beth II had a "considerably bet ' tiona Could be seen moving slowly This was disclosed today in a the trial date, and (4) for a shift vehicle while license suspended, \ ! towards their maneuver objective report by the headquarters of Maj. government, after earnest consid in. St. 'Mary's CThurch, Portland. all;4t guerrilluB are evacuating theme the idea that workers do ter night,” the announcement found not guilty: Joseph Mitchell, 1 many minutes after the blast. eration, had decided they could Rev. James Murphy celebrated the of the trial to some place outside Monghsat, their headquarters not have to belong to a union to added. She had apent a leaa rest k' One look at the ’53 Ford’s new longer, lower, more massive Gen. William C. Chase, chief of the ot Washington. 18. Pittston, Pa., speeding, for George B. Owen, of Phoenix, U. S. Military Assistance Advisory not entertain the proposal advanc Mass, and burial was In St. Mary’s 100 miles south of Kengtung. hold their jobs, the union, in ita ful day yesterday. feited bond of $30; James R. Tay styling . . . one Test Drive with either Ford’s high-com iAriaona's Civil Defense director, group (MAAG). It said Chase had ed by Hungary’s Red regime. Cemetery. Portland. Tho pody was lor, 16, Sonier.sville, failing to re- • said that in his opinion today's urged an increase in American The decision blasted the hope borne by porters. duca speed. $9. pression 110-h.p. Slrato-Slar V-8 or high-compression ' blast "prov4s that .wind currents bf Mrs. Winifred Sanders, whose INSUUTOI military peraonnal which it aemc Clear Old Case* Ipl-h.p. Mileage Maker Six in tlic "engine room” . . . toon OR •! fying the events by which he has vote for him before he indulged speculators on the situation, Al Center with Scoutmaster C. Leo won his bargain, a^ter all. in such appeals to them. And at corn will now be learning the dut Income of $8,087 “ Coventry ^ Landry. Meeting Tonight Connecticut ies of Governor and, as well, dem Check-Up Plan Would Cu^ the time they made up their minds onstrating his perhaps striking The Young Mothers Club at 8 ijfralb to vote for him, he had no panacea For Judge Wallett p.m. with Miss Barbara Juniver of Ammunition In Korea Capacities for exercising these Branford and the University of For Town Union for any problem, he had no harsh Yankee duties in his own righL Schoolgirls to Face Dads Annual Cancer Toll 35^000 the risk of self medication^ h e r I « M 2o“ i n c . Connecticut, as speaker at the Perhaps there has, at times, been words for Yalta, he had not com This speculation follotys a vein. Probate Judge John J. Wallett's Ivea$ tAiH v6b a m f i t $500: Rtp^SSSJOAh. IS Bluell Street yOMwUhl Nathan Hale Comtpunlty Center; An eight-man executive commit M»nche»ter. Conn. something real about an ammuni mitted himself on tidclands oil, he By A H. O. It will be noted, whiph makes it net income for the past year was 1SI 20MO1. Coventry Players cast of Norman THOMAS T. FBROUSON, $8,087, according to a financial re With a Jhuemai loanto you mhy A concentrated, nationwide* the patient to a Tumor Clinic for tee of the town employes union WiO^TER R. FERGUSON, tion shortage in Korea. But there had not even decided, as yet, that impervious to the obvious loyalty $245.80 $312.37 In Novel Basketball Game Kraana's "Dear Ruth" at 8 p.m. in PublliheM of Alcorn to Lodge. It holds that port filed by the local probate reduce monthly paymenU . . . the Brookmoor* barn directed by drive to give annuajly a six-point diagnosis and treatment. will meet tonight to prepare recom is a great deal that is unreal about there was much corruption in When Meade Alcorn of SuflVeld Judge with the Secretary of State’s 349.22 451.45 clean up bille . . . pay taxes. Founded Ortob«r 1. 1881 was formally elected to the post of the Alcorn career will Inevitably Douglas Knowiton of the Univer physical check-up to men and The Tumor Clinic at the Man mendationa for the job clasaifi- the fact that the question of am Washington. shape itself In a certain direction office. I AW v* poYm«nt» «ow#f •vtcythifigl Phone, write, or come in. Coventry, MarcA 17-:^(Special) ^Helen Hemingway’s grade four at sity of Connecticut^ chester Memorial Hospital, spon Publlihed Every Evening Ex««P‘ Republican National Committee An assessment on the income is | A Imr •! 1100 cmH $30.40 wh»n the Robertson School were enter women over 60 years of age would cationa for the union'* 75 mem- Bunitgys end HoUdeye. Entered »t the munition there has become a con As a matter of fact, the voters man, he becan}e automatically a whether or not Alcorn himself con f p a id % 12 ceni«cutiv« teem tIS to $S99 —The Robertson School girls' sored by the Manchester Cancer bera, Prcaldcnt Frank Hippie of Poet Office «t Mencheeter. Conn, sciously wills It so. made by the Probate Assembly. msmmty •! $I0.0S ee lltMturs bee'ietball team will play a novel tained by the class hospitality com save many thousands of lives Society, la not a detection center. troversy, with defense officials must have decided for Eisenhower part of the frequent administra Cmm. Manchester 'Evening Herald local 99t, State, County and Second CIm b Mall Matter. The net incomes of other probate Aleee game against their fathers March mittee Friday during a spring pro Coventry eorrespondent, Mrs. from cancer, according to the top: It la a diagnostic clinic staffed and themselves splitting on it, and with before they had heard him make a tion leadership huddles in the office None of this speculation, we im r* 7 ' 'f'S ty Municipal Employes, AKL, has an SUBSCRIPTION RATES of Governor Lodge... agine, will worry Governor Lodge. judges in the state who reported 25 at 8 p. m„ in the school audi gram plaining session. Charles L. Little, telephone P il medical official of the American ^ equipped to provide cancer treat nounced. Payable In Advance the Army and Congre.ss trying to single political speech. At the same time, he rejected For him, the Important thing trill ranged from $22,991 for Judge L. torium, for the benefit of the Par- A special broadcast from Sta grim 2-6231. Cancer Society. ment faculties. One Tear ...... Paul Burke of the Greenwich dis tion R''oom 102 at 9 a..ra. eaclrday This proposal, by Dr. Charles S. Hippie aaid ' General Manager Six Mmtba ...... pass the buck to each other on It. It Is the other side of the coin several rather handsome oppor be that a strong and willing right ent-Tcachera as'soclation budget A nearby detection center, spon Richard Martin has requested that Three Montha ...... J-®® The fact that there has been a tunities to go to Washington and arm has appeared at the precise trict to a deficit of eight cents for fe^isonal FINANCE CO. fund. Mrs. Ernest J. Starkel, as haa been planned. The program Cameron, ACS medical and scien sored by the Connecticut Cancer T he w ea th er and human ailments are favorite topics ofj that all the famed eloquence of Judge Harry L. Tatem of the East- will Include a weather forecast, Wapping tific director, is being recom- j the recommendations be submitted problem of ammunition supply At Adlai Stevenson, all the obvious assume posts of present import moment he needed It most. sisted by Mrs. Andrew Lelbman In Society, is located at the McCook by Friday. The general manager everydiy conversation. The next-door neighbor is alert to ance in the Eisenhower adminis ford district. 2nd FIm t . JARVIS BUILOINa the kitchen will conduct a food news reports aid stories about the mended to all units of the cancer Memorial Hospital in Hartford. times in Korea has been advanced appeal of Stevenson as an in Net income figures for judges state. Anyone interested Is invited control organization as a means of has already completed classifying recommend he'r fevorite remedy for any set of symptoms. MEMBER or tration posts which might well 806 MAIN STREET (Ovtr Weolworth’s) MANCHESTER sale. Mrs. Klischer Further Information can be ob the town employes not in the not only by General Van Fleet. It dividual, went for naught, so far hare led*ln time, for one of his from this area who -filed reports Mitchell 9-74M . Henry C. Mengllle, YES MANagtr Uat ‘Hoopstera’ ,,,. to attend. saving 35,000 additional lives an THE ASSOCIATED PRESS are Andover district, $628: Coven nually. tained through the Information union. Hippie aa(d. Another friend holds implicit faith in something else. The Aaaoclated Press Is exclusively was also referred to by President as this election was cohcerncjil. cap.-icitles, to promotion to the Deaths Last Night OPEN THU9S0AY EVENINGS UNTIl I Fathers in the game will include Herb Club Notes Center at the Tumor Clinic at the The members of the executive entitled to the use of repu^bllcatlon of try, $188; Ellington, $4,357; Heb The Herb Club will not meet this The six-point physical examina You ire caught in a cross fire of claims and counterclainu. El.scnhower on his own return Perhaps he might have done j^at Cabinet level. lMn< inad. If rnidnti .1 til luinundini lama * Imdi elM mttt ly SMtl Andrew Lelbman. Jr., Walter i Helps Procluce Manchester Memorial Hospital committee who will meet in Mur ah news dispatches credited to It. or '“ Since there has seldom been pub By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ron, $339; and Tolland, $626. Youne Lawrence C. Latimer, John; week. Mrs. Adelma Grenier Sim- tion would include these_ areas not otherwise credited from Korea. as well if he had been a mure where cancer frequently occurs: which Is a aource of public infor phy's restaurant st 8 o’clock to Artemus Ward observed that, 'T h e trouble with peopio and also the lodll news published here. lic doubt as to the presence of 8. BiSell. Anton M. Lassen, Hans ! ">ons leader and a num^r of club But the question of how serious Los Angeles—Dr. O. L. Sponsler, Three-Act Play skin, mouth, female generative mation concerning cancer and the morrow are Howard Cassells, Leo All rights of republloatlon of special Chinaman. But, at any rate, none ambition in the Alcorn breast, but 73, emeritus professor of botanj* at Hansen, Royal O. Fisher, Robert i " “I"® hosUsses during the cancer services available In the Mltterholzer, Arthur Ferrell. Al is they know too many things that ain't so.” \ ^ a t seem dispatches herein are also reserved. such shortages may have actually Hartford Flower Show. tract, the hrea.st, the rectum and of the more obvious type of politi only as to its directions at one tho University of California at Los h Hk I, Oscar Miller, William the lung. Each check-up Would in community. ^ fred Logan. John Boyle, Georg" to be almost identical symptoms in two patients may result Full dervlce client of N. p. A. Serv- been has not been determined. phase or another of his career, this , The hostesses are: On Sunday Wapping. March 17—(Special) j Bingham, Harold Bennett and cal promises swayed the voters Angeles who became International Wooldridge. Especially returning j clude a eftest X-ray for lung can from entirely different causes. Two things have to be noted about combination Of events - Alcorn's ly known in 1929 for his discovery Mrs. Robert Cleverdon of Coven —A thrce-a«t farce, "Come Out of Hippie. *'publuhera RepresenUUves: The last time because none of thc.se for the girls team will be Marjorie try; Monday. Mrs. Theda Johnson Your Coma", the fifth annual play , cer and a "Pap" smear test for E.VTENDED FORECAST Julius Mathews Special Agency — New General Van Fleet's testimony. He moving into a daily working posi of the molecular structure of cel Wooldridge, a former member, now pdSsible uterine cancer. Your physician has spent at least eight arduotia years in York Chicago, Detroit and Boston. promisc.s had been made at the tion in the Lodge administration of Andover. Mrs. Maxine Stickney given by the Wapping Y and XY 23 TO END "TRIP” seems to be given to a progressive lulose through x-rays, and one of a pupil at the school in East Hart Early Delertlon Bo.ston. March 17 — (ffn - - The the Btqdy of health and disease. He is thoroughly familiag MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF time the* voters decided that they here in Connecticut, and his re the world's leading authorities on of Coventry, Mrs. Wallace Moyle group, will be presented Friday CIRCULATIONS.______IF ford. of Storrs, Mrs. Wallace Shearer of Dr. Carneron .says that the goal temperature In New England dur sensationalism. His first ' sensa Wanted, this time, the man both fusal of high Washington'appoint the structure of propoplasra. Died and Saturday nighl.s at 8 o'clock at should he the detecMon of cj.ncer ing the next five daya, Wednesday Washington, March 17- (/ri— with the techniques of diagnosis and treatment. The phar> The Herald Prating Company. Inc ments—is stirring new speculation William E. McArthur of the Bolton, Mrs. Robert W. Ylngllng of the Community House. Douglas tional claim was that his armies parties had complimented by being Saturday. "before it talks," before symptoms through Sunday, will average near Twenty-three sailors will emerge AMumM no flnAndal reiponilbillty tor as to the direction of the Alcorn local faculty and coach will meet Storrs; Tuesday, Miss Milllcent Grant is manager of the play and at New London. .Conn.,' on Thurs macist's specialty is the preparation and dispensing of thn typographical errors app^rlng in Korea had been capable of com willing to nominate him in 1048. Columbus, O.—Dr. Hugh E. Set- with the fathers Thursday at 7:30 Jones of Bolton, Mrs. Frederick of any kind appear Now medical norm-il In northern New England vertlsements and other reading blatter career. Mrs. Karl Klischer, a teacher In concepts of "early” diagnosis day from the sealed aubmarlne in dnigs your doctor orders. When ill, first tee your doctor. plete victory. He followed that up There Is, of course, the prosaic ^erfleld, 52. associate professor of p. m. Ir. the Robertson School to Bo.ee of Manchester, Mrs. Douglas and two to seven degrees above In The Manchester Evening Herald. DRIVE the elementary aehool is director. stress the value of finding the dis normal In southern New England. which they have apent two with his charge of ammunition possibility that he likes it here In anatomy at Ohio State University explain girls' team rules and a Robertson of Manchester, Mrs. The cast includes: Howard Then bring your prescription to ua. Display advertising closing hours: and national president of Alpha ease when it is "silent." This can Rather mild weather the beginning montha. shortages. Just the other night, he Connecticut, that ho admires Gov practice session. John C. Reilly of Chaplin. Chamberlain, Terry Files, Mrs. They apent the time in the craft For Monday—1 p. m. IMday. Epsilon Delta, pre-medicat frater Details Are Available be done through periodic examina of the period followed by colder on . fstAUfwec iM t For Tuesday—1 p. m. M orjay. advanced a new sensation—the Open Forum ernor I.,odge and what his admin Wednesday, Mrs. Robert Cfiever- Marvin Waldron, Alton Lane, Mrls. tions of men and women who are the Weekend. in a Navy experiment designed to For Wednesday—1 p. "Vv, Tuesday. istration Is trying to do, and wants nity, since 1943. ' Dohatlons for the refreshment don, Mrs. Storrs Hammond- Leonard Barter, Mrs. Stanley For Tliursday-1 p., ^ Wednesday. charge that the units he had left A CAR... apparently well. Preclnllation during this period study the effects o'n a aubmarinn For Friday—1 p. m. Tlu^sday. to help out In the good task, and Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.-—Arthur B. program or food sale may be Knowlton of Mansfield, Mrs. Ray Waldron. Mrs. Melvin Stead, About 82 per cent of all cancer crew of prolonged aubmersion in Korea were in very poor shape. Big Heart for Worthy Caliso Davis, 77, retired - Industrialist. will oh the average total over two- 'irinn's For Saturday—1 p« ni. Friday. To the Editor, that ho wants nothing more from brought to the game. Further de M. Davis of Coventry; Thursday, Douglas Grant, J. Alden Harri-son, death.s occur in men and women thirds of an Inch occurring as rain such as should be possible in Classified deadline: 10:M a. bi. each life than such an opportunity to be Bom in Decatur, 111. tails may be obtained from Mrs. Mrs. Burton E. Moore, Mrs. P. day of publication except Saturday- Secondly, General Van Fleet, on The campaign for the Manches Mrs. Eatl Stoddard and Phillip over 50 years of age. To examine or snow In northern New England atomlc-powcred craft. the question of ammunition, seems of good service to good men and Starkel or the school office. Mir. Raymond Broga, Mrs. Herman Welles. this group of 42.766,000 men and The men have been aboard the LPharmaty 9 a. m . ______ter Heart Association ofbcially good, causes. READ THIS! and s.« showers in southern New i A INC. W to have an understandable com came to a close at the end of COMPOSER DIES Starkel Would like to know a few "Jake” LeDoyt, Mrs. T. Leo Fla New Sets Devised women there are available more England about Thursday. Rain submarine Haddock. Although Tuesday, March 17 This explanation is obviously too days ahead of the date donations herty, all of Coventry: Friday, New sets have been made for mander’s feeling, that no amount February. The results were Indeed Madrid, Spain, March 17— than 100,000 general practitioners southern New England and rain physical conditions have been tame and uninteresting lor Hart Conrado del Campo, Spanish con to plan on in order that her com Mrs. A. M, Shearer of ^Iton. Mrs. the stage with background paint and selected specialists. Each similar to those in a prolonged is too much. Concede that there gratifying and they apeak well for ford gossip. Even were It to credit or snow northern Nen* England the generosity of the citizens of ductor and composer of a number mittee can make adequate plans. Luther I. Barnard of Rockville, ings done by Mrs. Henry Peter.son physician would do about 420 occurring again about Saturday. submersion at sea, the men have «s Churchill’s Guest have been periods when resebves lilm with such Intentions, Hartford Tickets for the game may be ob Mrs. Clayton C. Reed of Rockville; and Mrs. Ralph Wethercll. The check-ups annually, less than nine had dally contact with the outside Manchester. *------gossip' would deny him the capac of operas, died of cancer here to-j have been low, and his feelings can This year, for the second year in day. He was 73. 1 tained from team members or at Saturday, Mrs. Horace Murphey of stage ha.s al.so been v/idened at examinations a week In a 48-week , There are aome check girla who world through visits of medical of "w h en , during the war, Churchill ity to resist certain trends of Manchester, Mrs. Cleverdon. be excused. succession, contributions from Every moment vou’re behind the wheel, you should 6e com the door. considerable expense and Grant i.s year. The six-point checks would are just rich men’s daughters. ficers. and Stalin aat down togeUier and powef. Planning Exhibit. Mrs. Simmons' son, Albert Eve hoping for public support of the take less than halt an hour. Advertise in The Herald— rlt Pays reached their own private under Strangely enough, everybody in friends of the Heart Association It holds that a man of hl.s intel We can’.t hear aa well after pletely protected by adequate automobile insurance! An ac total more than $3,000. This will meals as before, according to a Wednesday Mrs. Simmons will rett Simmons, will also be in at play to defray some costs. "There is no qiiick^short-cut to ndlng on the Balkans, their set this controversy seems to have for lect and forceful personality is cer cident or injury could result in a lawsuit that could mean your tendance all during the week. Mrs. "Tickets may be obtained from detecting curable cancer,” Dr. enable the Association to continue tain to become more and more doctor. Yell loudly, mother, if you have an exhibit and lecture at 2 tlement was that Russia would be gotten the news reports that were its line work for the benefit of the want to wake dad up from that financial ruin. Insurance protects you against such loss. Call p. m. at the Middletown Garden Reed will attend the Norwich any member of the Y or XY Cameron points out. ’'Untlt our re dominant in the circles to which he American Home Day at the Nor searchers discover a simple biologi flomlriant Irt Rumania, Bulgaria made only a short time ago. These people of Manchester and also, to is now devoting his regular time after-dinner snooze. us today! We’ll arrange coverage that will give you peace of Club on the same topic. groups, ticket chaii^man Ralph contribute its share to the national Her son, better known rx "Os- wich Inn tomorrow from 10 a. m. WeUierell or at the door on the cal screening test we must rely on nd Hungary, that B r l ^ would were to the effect that the United and energy. It points out that mipd. ) until noon with Mrs. Simmons dur the general practitioner and his headquarters for the purpose of there will be something of a power kie" has on display in the teen nights of both performtinces. dominant In Greece, and that Stsites had already expended in the educirtion and research. _L age exhibit a line of shelves he ing the letter's exhibition and lec Coming Event Calendar well-developed sense of su.spicion. Korean war more ammunition vacancy close to the Governor as ture on "Herbs for Fragrance, for This six-point program, applied tusslii and Britain would share Our people in town have again colonel Raymond Watt mfaves on designed and made. Evergreen-Wood Chapter OKS than it had expended in the whole responded unusually well and It is Lunchroom Vnhinteers Flavor and for Fun." will meet tomorrow at 8 p. ni. at throughout the country, would domination In Yugoslavia. to another post and as Attorney double the number of cures from This bargain took some queer of World War TI. especially gratifying to see the Charles S. Hou.se goes on the Su LECLERC ) Volunteer mothe:-s assisting Dentist to Speak Ma.sonic Temple. A rchyar.sal for large Increase In numbers of indi with the preparing and sei-ving of Dr. Leonard DuBoff, local den new officers will be held after the cancer originating in these sites.” iimliigs. Stalin proved to be somc- This same Impi^ession was doubt perior Court bench, and that Al Centers viduals making contributions to corn almost automatically if nqt FUNERAL HOME the school lunche.i this week fol tist. will talk on "Fluorinizatlon” meeting. A public in.stallation of Ithlng of an Indian giver with re- less responsible for the opinion of the Manchester Heart Association low: At the Robertson School, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Nathan new officers will be held Thur.s- Early detection of cancer by a instinctively will till that power Walter N. family physician, or at a nearly jard to Qrefece, whereupon Britain some military analj'sts, expressed in 1953. After all the organization vacancy and perhaps do more than Leclerc, ) Mrs. Elmore A. Turkington today Hale Community Center at a meet day .at 8 p. m. Mrs. Clara C. from time to time as they assessed in this town la only In its fourth and Mr.«. Herbert W. Love tomor ing of the parent-members of the Huntley, past grand matron, and detection center where anj* well signed its title and Interest in just nil it. Hartford opinion points Director MAIN R o b e r t J. S m it h person may receive a general ex the Korean war, to^the effect that year and I think its work on beha’f out that Alcorn, by the directnes.s row. At the Center School yes Coventry Cooperative Nursery and Albert H. Ruwet, past grand pa 3reece to the United States, which of the people of Manchester must STREET INCORPORATED Kindergarten in their classroom. tron, will preside. amination, Is the moat important our use of ammunition in Korea and force of his thought and 963 terday Mrs. Earl H. Lassen; to vent in and threw back Stalin's be producing results becau.se t:o FUNERAL day, Mrs. Walter Fitzpatrick: to The nominating committee for part of subsequent successful cure. action, would be the kind of lieu GROUND FLOOR REAL E.STATE — INSURANCE Rev. Merriflrld Hospitalized No treatment is given at a de bid for dominance there. was so extravagant as to pose many people are now interested in tenant any governor would lend to ) morrow, Mrs. James Despard; Rev. Reginald A. Merriflfld. pas church officers of Community question of whether or ijot our helping to finance the good work TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-5241 Thursday. Mrs. Ralph C. Hoff Church for the coming year will tection center. If cancer is found, With Yugoslavia, the progress of lean upon heavily. SERVICE tor of the Second Congregational the patient Is then referred to his troops were depending too'much the association is doing. We shall This same vein of gossip holds "INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914” man: Friday, Mrs. Herbert W. Church, is a patient at Windham meet with Mrs. Silas Newell of he bargain was even more in be grateful for any contributions Call MI-9-5869 physician who may, in turn, refer upon artillery, and becoming ac that Alcorn, even while he holds Couch. Community Memorial Hospital. He Buckland road, Thursday at 8 volved than that. British policy, made at any time during the year 23 Main Street, Manchester The menus for the week include p. m. customed to heavier use of artil this role, would be powerless to waa to undergo aurgery today. vhen confronted with a war-time in order to further the work Of the forbid himself some contemplation tomorrow, roast turkey with Mrs. Harold E. Smith of Wall 200 Sign Petition lery than might be possible Ip association. of another possible ro'c. Ju.st as mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, atreet is also a patient at the same A petition for better bus service |choice between royalism and Com- My grateful thanks are extend lunism in Yugoslavia, chose the some other war. The reaction of Governor Lodge could not keep celery, hot cross buns: Thursday, hospital. in the Wapping-Ellington road ed to the many workers who as spaghetti casserole, sliced cheese, Personal Mention area has been signed by more than [lommunlst leader Tito to be the most of us to such fear on the part sisted in the recent campaign. himself from thinking about the of the experts was one of gratitude United States Senate so, it is held, cabbage salad, grapefruit cup; Pauline Denise Little and Mrs. 200 persons. The petition will be Gerich's washday is dishes dry i’eciplent of western support and Especially am I Indebted to those Alcorn will not be able to make it' Friday, baked fillet, potato chips, Lester N. Hill both observed their circulated until tomorrow at which husbands are Ifavor. This was good for the pro that this country was able to who took so much time from their himself blind to the po.ssibility that stewed tomatoes, ice cream. birthdays on Monday. time it will be presented to the throw so many shells that human busy lives to contact personslly so I Bread, butter and milk are served Public Utilities Communion. OIL SERVICE gress of the war, since Tito had many of their friends who respond time and chance might offer him Today’s Event Calendar the men and the willingness to lives might be saved. To bo ex ed generously to the appeal. All of the opportunity to sit himself in with all meals. Tuesday meetings will Include It is hoped that all persons BUCKLANq the cliair to which he will now ^ Foods received March 6 from affected will have signed by to 3 times flight the Nazi enemy. But it be pending steel Instead of lives this goes to prove that the people Den 2. Pack 57 at 6:30 p.m. at the 3 times 3 times of Manchester have a big heart stnnditig so clpse. the U. S. Department of Agricul home of Mrs. Marie Neilson; Troop morrow. Residents on Ellington gan to look Kite the loss of a bar seemed a good bargain, if we had In spite o^ himself, say these ture include three Ca'es of tiir- road in East Hartford will also be RANGE and the steel. for a worthy cause and are gener 65 Boy Scouts at 7:15 p.m. in the gain when, after the. war, Tito ous in contributing of their sub key, four ca.sea of cheese, eight Red achoolhouse with Scoiitma.ster asked to sign. established his complete power in If there has been an ammuni stance in order that their many cases of grapefruit sections; two Jamea H. Curtis; St. |4ary'f CYO FUEL OIL easier! faster! sunnier! fugoslavia, was a Communist, tion shortage in Korea, it has been charities may continue their good of sHap beans; five of peaches, at 7:30 p.m. in the church hall Manchester Evening Herald 24 Hour Oil anA Burner Service and four of tomato pa.ste. with the Rev. John C. Curtin; Wapping correspondent, 5lra. knd a Communist directly allied relative. And, from ail our pre work for tho.se who need their TEL. MI-8-6075 or MI-9-382S \( services. I STATIONERY ^ Mothers Entertained Troop 57 Boy Scouts at 7:30 p.m. .\nnie Collins, telephone Mitchell vith Moscow. It looked as if, -in vious information, prior to General Room mothers of pupils of Mrs. in the Nathan Hale Community 3-4419. I " ■■'13 Van Fleet's charges, the relation Very truly yours, AIRMABL - NOTES the area where Moscow and Lon William P. Slover LEADING BRANDS because don had agreed to .share influence, has been to a heavier use of am Campaign Chairman for 1953 loscow had grabbed off the en- munition than has been standard Manchester Heart Association. ^Arthur Orug^^wMj Jrc prize. in any other war ever fought. "ROCKIT** INOINI Nevertheless, the charge of ' Mental Iletardutlon But the present stage of the To the Editor, ^tory, and the bargain, is, of shortage having been made, it has Hundreds of mentally retarded The car with the HYDRA-MATIC to be investigated. No con children in the State of Connecticut ^ourse, that Tito is now the guest HAVING A PARTY? fUPIR DRIVI* of Primq._^ Minister .Churchill in Bcicntious American would wani are being raised at liome. They ondon. not to investigate it. But if the do not receive education or train WEDDING RECEPTION? most wanted features ing of any kind. A recent survey ROWIR fTIIRINa* So Churchilli with some help final verdict is that the shortage has been tragic and real, that is by the Surgeon General of the CLUB SOCIAL?—Call only Gas j^rom events quite beyond his own United States shows that 75% ROWER RRAKIS* Control, stands in the position of ■going to be very shocking in view of all n.cntally retarded children saving won Yugoslavia against of this nation's previous Informa' are educable to the point of self- “The Party Shelf” AUTRONIC EYE* ftussia in spite of the fact that he tion on the subject. support. Why then, should a con MI-9-8496 or MI-9-7674 dition be allowed to exist wlilch automatic water-heaters [sacked a Communist in Yugo- p:events these children from being Sandwiches, $4.00 Per Hundred l^ ia iD A IR E plavla. ___} When They Decided ' educated up to their full poten Hors D'oeuvres and Canapes lO N IN O * It is difficult to know just what tial? $6.00 Per Hundred We wete bemoaning the fact, going on in London, ,6ther than Senate Bill No. 184 comes up for ROWER-RIDE CHASSlf ^ e obvious fact iliat Tito is the other day, that it is very dif hearing before the Education Com MRS- RICHARD COBB, Prop. give you tankful after ficult to produce an analysis of mittee of the State Legislature on 2IS HILL8TOWN ROAD •ymbollzing Yug<»iavia’s firmer March 18, 1953. This bill would CUSTOM-LOUNOE adherence to the/western side of why people vote as they do. 'SVe wanted such an analysis because provide State financial aid for the C U f H IO N f * ^ e cold war^/He is apparently education of mentally handicapped tankful of hot water peeking, and^/gettlng. at least an we thought It would prove that children. May 1 strongly urge the the obvious political plays, into ^form al recognition of his status people of Manchester to write to TIirm thiriKA yotrvf. RAkrrl for in which the professionals and tlie our local representatives to the yvlth the^'Western world. Beyond a motor cir: A truly rxritinfi heat of campaigns sooner or later State Legislature. Mr. Ray S. |hat, h^'probably has some advice enfiine . • , h'uH\ nutnmatir trans* entice even such fine gentlemen as Warren and Mr. Sherwood Bowers, Tonight'$ your nighf at Watkins! We're open Yor western diplomacy, which he asking them to support this bill. If mi.Kiofi . , . i\ffortln$ strpring . . . Ss anxious to impart as forcefully Dwight D. Elsenhower and Adlai ing Wentworth Galleryi. . the shop,you asked any person rending this Is anxious Sft/rr^ ra.iiVr hrnking . . . Automutic 1^ possible. Perhaps because he is E. Stevenson, didn't actualiy win to give perixmal support to this for by your continued and ever-increasing in hradlight dimming . . . Air rorirfi- gascinated by his own example, many votes after all. bill, ho or she may attend the terest in Traditional home furnishings. Here tinning . . . Smoother ride . . . perhaps because he has a .Such an analysis is still diffi above-mentioned hearing on March 18, 1953, at 1:30 p. m.. in Room you'll find our finest living room furniture dis rom/ort. aimer and more expert view of cult, and almost beyond reach. /oiijriiriofif OldEmolitle hiB 418 of the State Capitol Building. played against glamorous new backgrounds. all most u^nted he fact that the Chinese Com- But a recent summarization of Any pe:iBon desirous of transports-' provided these fei- iunists have their own army, just certain phases of the voting last tion to the hearing may contact The custom-made sofas and chairs are hair tiirefi in the Super "88” for Vi3. Try s he had his own army, he be year does an.swcr some^ of the mp at my home and I shall be hap filled; mahogany pieces inspired by fine old thifi Eenaational "Power Feature** eves that the Chinese Commu- questions involved, Indirectly at py to make suitable arrange originals. Drop in tonight from 7 to 9 for car. Make a jdatejo see he aoon. least. ments. Ists should be played as he him- Mental retardation is a probjem the first showing. *OptuHtal a$ tMtem If has been played. In this con- In all the surveys which^have which has too long been ignored. lection. there "are Indications that been made after the voting itself The time has come for action! Let faster! Is theory is by no means being had taken place, one particular us all help to make these children HOW MANY HOURS DIO llscarded, in either London or thing has become so well estab respecteil members of the com YOU SPIND WITH A r lished that it can almost be taken munity. It can be done, if we act Music by Mrs. Dorothy Baker, dis I ashington. and that the long- now. SHOVEL UST WINTER? for a fact. This is that most Amer tinguished Connecticut organist, at ge endeavor of the Elsenhdwer- Thank you. V- ulles policy in the Far East la to icans made up their minds how Yours truly, the Hammond Organ ork toward the point where the they were going to vote in Novem Jean M. McElraevy. 9 Inese Communists will be given ber many months before Novem I eir opportunity. ber. All except 10 per cent of Uic voters knew how they were going £ But wherever his loyalty, or ONLY DOWN yWatever his wisdom, both Tito to vote by the time the conven TRUSS FiniNG AUTOMATIC GAS d his views are still hotly con- tions were meeting, the surveys By AKRON Graduated Exiierts overslal, as is indicated by the indicate. And this dilatory 10 per Also Abdominal Supports, Etas- no WATER HEATERS traordlnary security measures cent, in the end, made up its mind tic Hosiery, and all types of MS*. FULL 10-YEAR in exactly the same proportions as inaidered necessary for his Lon- surgical appllanres. Private Fit You con eftd furnor* ilavcry wlih eloon, Th# Pcrmaglas h ii a tank of glau-fuMd-to-staal that the 90 per cent which reached the n visit. He Is condemned by ting Roqjn. comfortoblo Fluid Hoat Automatic Oil C A N N O T rust or corrode! Your laundry it always-safe oscow Communists as a traitor, early decision. Heating . . . and cut your fuaf biUa aa much PROTECTION PLAN aa 80% In the bargain! Tbcro'a a Fluid Boat . . . no tank corrosion to discolor water or fixtures. If this statistic does not show Unit to flt your particular aceda . . . Con- is denounced by Catholics for Quinn’s Pharmacy dU m : Sm fw ”a a " *.Dm t SUmn. A Gmrrmt Vmlut. exactly why people voted the way Ycralon Burncra, RoUry and Prw ura Enjoy abundant hot water-. . . that's always hot and s Communist treatmeht of the Burnert. Boiler.Burner Unitj and Winter ergy, and he is hated by the ad- they did, it does establish the fact Air Conditionera. Drop in and aee tbam always claan with a Permaglas! that what went on in the cam today, or oUl ua for complete detaita at no srents of Yugoslav royalty be- •bligntion. luse he threw royalty out. Many paigns themselves did not in re not ready to accept what his fluence them. They did not elect "ROCKET" ENGINE Taence in London really means— Eisenhower, for instance, because SHOE REPPIR FOGARTY 0 I D S M 0 11 I E See Your Master Plumber or lat it is not Communistn Itself he made a last minute promise to It Russian, imperialist Com- go to Korea, with the implication BROTHERS untsm which is the enemy in the that he would solve everything SEI YOUE NIARIST OLDSMOBILI DIALER Manchester Division orld today. Many do not see how there. They did not elect him be 256 CENTER ST. « west can "crusade” against cause he repudiated Yalta. They m m U-UiRIT; Telephone Mitchell 9-4539 ^ Hsurtierd Qmm Cm. fpffununism with Tito as a part- did not elect him because he had PHONE ^ MI-9-4503 But Mr. Churchill, who promised to glve'J the tldelands oil MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc., 512 WEST CENTER STREET luld bargain with Stalin to spUt to the states. They didn’t elect him l i a a t s Balkans, will, we imagine, for these reasons because they had W ATKIfiS 4 Mcmcitedie/i i ' Manchester Office, 687 Main Street, Open Thursday Evenings and Saturday.MominES ICOWOMT CWAMPIWlir fevt eompunctions about rati already made up their m in^ to For Appliance Demonstration and Sales ' | ' Hfiim i.aaasMrt>iai4 i tFiiti—‘.vi - . YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER ALSO FEATURES IjOP VALUES IN SAFETY-TESTED USED CARS — » / A ge eight MANCHESTER E v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . Tu e s d a y , m a r c h 17,1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953 P A G B N lli^ Community Hall, March 21, from Mayor of Dublin himself, j?rovlded lish a state unemployment benefit f 'i> WOMS—1419 WTHT— 1280 EUingUm A n d o ve r CAIX he was willing to over-look the claim only by entering another em WHAT— BIO 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Winnie Blasts Court Upholds 4TDSO—IN * Peraonal Mention ChoiiM W. Urtlirep Waddell School Still colors of the lead-off Ijand. ploy and then being discharged. V O O O -19M Radio and TV wnc—1080 Skywatch Schedule "Black and orange,’’ forlornly EMt«ni StMdan Time Church (iroup County Sewing Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson will FOR WNHC—Ch. 0 hold open house March- 21st be admitted Mark O’Brien, an or AceidMt InMironc* Red Attack on ganizer of the parade. Refusal of Idle w tween the hours of 2 and 5 p.m., ■ Not Done, Illing Says Whispering Drive WTHT—Ce. ’iinney. 7:»i—WON.®—Weather. To Mukc Rugs Wednesday Session Slated “And it’a too late we found tt WTHT—Weather. .... Volunlerra Needed for the purpose of celebrating their and Real Etfafa IC-BhckitMT* Midnight—2- a. m...... 25th wedding anniversary. 100 out, hut we will have them toot •wonc—:“ Q. Lcwli; The Chl> g:e*—W D R i-W orld Newa Roundup. 2 a. m. 4 a. m...... Leo Pleclly East Center St., MI-6-0884 British Bomber ing ’The Wearing of the Green’ 'til Pay by State a cafoane. WCCC—K'ddle Corner. III Aid Project For Town Hall . Fire Wardens George Nelson ExprcRses Gincern at Against Ridgway WKNB—Newa. 4 a. m. -6 a. m...... Howard Prlera and E. K. Seyd are among the fire their instruments corrode with ______♦ ^ • ^ S rfJS w a ; Polka WTHT—Martin Agronaky. 6 a. m. 9 a. ni...... George McGraw, Elizabeth (Continned From Pag* One) patriotism." Hartford, March 17—(81—The WTIC—NewA ' men from town who wfll attend the Delay in Completion of JVON8—Jack Downey'a Mu»l« Shop. Kllington, March 17 (Special i Dzladus ' Andover, March 17—(.Special) — Local Stocks Connecticut Supreme Court of Er (Continued From Page One); ' WKNB—Nawa; Requeat Itatlnaa. WHAT—Cup of Coffee Club. annual dinner and entertainment planes. The Lincoln (bomber) wa* 4ft*-W TIC—Stella Dallaa. WONS-Newa. —A new project to ralae money 9 a. m. Noon ...... Al.vn Wahrek, Michael A. Glean The Town HalP here will be the of the Eastern District which this Several Final Items; rors in two decisions tcMay upheld WDHC—The Chicafoara. I;IA -W D K C—Bhoppera Speclala. Noon 3 p. m...... Mrs. Lucy'Burke, Thomas year will be held In Yeomans Hall, U 'd' 4)noUtlons Famished By unarmed." apirational leader, able to jiet quick W THT—Betty Crocker. WTIC—Newa. for the Congregational Women’* Maxwell scene tonight of another county Cobunt. A Mlddlebrook, Inc. The Prime Minister’s statement Bill -Veeck May the refusal of the State Unemploy agreement on a central organiza 4iie —WDRC—Tlie Reeorc' Shop. W K N B-Phll Hale. Columbia. Town’s Okay Held Up ment commission t<^ pay unem WIIAT'.i.^leating with Wamp. Council waa_ anneunced today that .... Robert Dunn, William Handler sewing session under supervision I p. m. prices was approved in advance of its tion. Ridgway was expected, the WTIC--Touna Winder .Brown. 3 p, m. 6 p. m...... Mrs. Frank Hamilton attended ployment benefits claims to per WTHT—Bddle Arnold Time. WONS—Yankee Kxpreaa. Involvea the faahiontng of ntga. 6 p. m. 8 p. m...... Gladyk Gossclin. Barbara Wallett of representatives from the exten the funeral of her uncle Mr. Arthur Superintendent of Schools B4udc Stocka delivery at a cabinet meeting this Sell Interests sources said, to take over the going WHAT—Save a Life Profram, WTHT—Top o- the Morning. .... Myra Fitzgerald, Florence Plltt sion service. morning. sons receiving benefits In com concern and whip Its loose divisions liU -W C e e - Newa; Breakfaat Newa- The completed ruga, to be woven j 8 p, m. 10 p. m...... Perkins who died ’lit Montclair, Arthur H. llllng expressed concern Bid Asked pany pen.alon plana from their YOU'LL HAVE THE boy. 10 p. m. Midnight...... Russell Wright, Hyatt Sutliffe Home Demonstration Agent Miss last -night at what he termed the First National Bank "On training missions when not Into disciplined and coordinated from col I on nialerlal, will be *old N. J.| at the Bacon Funeral Par Tampa, Fla., March 17—(81— former jobs. WDftC—Newa. at a later date to augment the at Civil Defense Headquarters, Munld- Cora H. Webb and County 4-H lors, Willimantlc on Thursday. "distressing slowness" wltl^ which of Manchester...... 34 38 engaged in gunnery practice, our defense forces. WTTC-Juat Plain Bll . WTIC-Radio Baxaar. Voluntcer.s may register Charles H. Barclay claimed that LUCK OF THE HUSH W TH T-Rob Llovd. councir.* treasury. On Thuraday at pal Building, Manchester on Mon days and Fridays from l-.’l p. m. Club Agent Miss Shirley Weik, wUI final construction details of the Hartford National aircraft have hitherto carried no Bill Veeck today set a price of This Job called for stlffe'r rela WTHT—Newa. Joe GIrand Show. lead a group In "Tailoring" from 7 you ammunition," Churchill said. "The he should receive state unemploy- WKNB—Newai Hita of Tomorrow. l i J i —W T H T -Bettv Crocker. 11 a. ni., niemhoia of the unit will .Manchester Evening Herald An NOTAU Waddell School, open for classes Bank and Trust.... 31 33 menT'i^n^firsTnUr W59r7i^h;^h^^^ tionships with associates and sub WHAT—Newa:"Band hyJJehianrt. WONS—Gabriel heatter. meet at the church to begin work. to 9:30 p.m. dover correspnndent, Mrs. George since September, are being com Hartford Conn. Trust . 84 89 Ru.ssian assertion that the Lin ordinates than were necessary for WONS—Sat. Preaton of the ruaon. WDRC—Newa. recognizes that the Soviets were sonages. The church received nr terest In the St. Louis Browns but paid to the Knights of Columbus Sure and you will . . . when you diseovsr WCCC—n Hundred am: OT Hita. ' Old Or New .Malnrlal Dtreets PTA Show Nelson, telephone Pilgrim 2-6768. pleted. Manchester Trust.... 60 — coln opened fire on thena is utter at the aame time said he doesn’t Eisenhower, sources here said. The |il»_WTI(?-rront Page Parrall. aggre.ssors in Korea. But he said another institution in exchange. Mi.ss Anna Perraressa will direct y o w s a r ly untrue. in New Haven under its pension the super Job NEW MODEL Laundry docs WnC—Ixirenio JoneA WHAT—Newa; Morning Star Review. They are advised to bring alpng School Superintendent Illing told Phoenix State.Bank want to sell the club and hasn’t plan were paid back to him in hia Eisenhower pat-on-the-back was WKNB—Dance Dele. WKNB—Newa. either new or old cotton material an Ameriean drive to force oflielal Part of the hospital is used for the PTA-aponsore4 show to be pre the members of the Board of Ed , and Trust ...... 60 65 "The flight was part of the displaced by the sharp goad of the WHAT—Croaky'a Quarter. WONB—Newa. UN notice of it vyoiild not help and serious cases of illness among received any offers for it. monthly pension. on yoiir wash and dry cleaning: • when WTHT—Breakfaat CTiih. for use In making the rug*. A pot- sented at Town Hall March 27 and ucation at their meeting last night Fire Insumnce Comnanlee usual exercising of Allied air de Packing to catch a morning get-going type of commander WON8—SkykliiB. might hinder wliat should be this lop officers of the Communist po 28 at 8:l.’i p.m. titled "Back to Potluck Feature fenses. Such exercises have been T h e court ruled -nowever, in a you become acquainted with our prompt, WDRC—Memory Lane. WTIC—Theatei ol Melody. luck will be Hcrved at noon and that there are a number of items Aetna F ir e ...... 16 58 plane to St. I.,oui8 “to face the unenimoua decision written Aa- Ridgway ia considered to be. WCCC—Newa. Mualr. » :l» —W DRr—Mualr. the meeting will conclude at i p. m. country’s chief aim to get more lice. the Hills or What Happened to not yet tended to buy the contrac Hartford Fire ...... 160 16.1 carried out regularly by the flying music" after hia effort to shift There was a sharp increaae in blck-. §:4J_WDRC—Curt Uaiaer. WONB—Jack Downey'a Waxworka. help from other UN members in "Fhe ".Fighting Group* obtained TUMMB Roclate JuRtice Patrick J. O’Sulli courteous route .service . . . when you stop WKNB—Ed Swell Show. Women'a Club Keaalon Christine.” This show is for the Of Family Night tor and that these itehis are hold National Fire ...... 66'j 69'4 training command over the past the franchise to Baltimore ended ering among the nations as they WHAT—Newa. fighting the war. its Information from German .con 18 montira. j van, that Barclay’* return froralhe at our convenient downtown locations . . . WHO—Notea and Quotea. I :J * —WTIC—Newa; You and Your The Cathpllc Women'.* Cliih will benefit of the hot lunch and other ing up the school's acceptance and Phoenix...... 107 112 in failure yesterday, Veeck said: pension plan could not be con were urged more and more to put • lU—WONS—Cecil Brown. Newa. Child. "W’e should make the strongest tacts in the East Berlin borough it B*m¥tU¥l b ms Mkhh "A study of the information now up the money and divisions they WCCC—.Newa; Market Baaket. meet Thur.«day at 8 p. m. at the projects of the a.ssociation. Mfh I dedication by the town. He said Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. ‘‘1 don’t want to sell, but I would strued aa the return of hla own when you say, “It’s NEW MODEL for me.** Byealag home of Mrs. F.lleii Ashline nn effort to get that help," he said. of Lichtenberg, where the hospital Tomorrow evening the . March Aetna Caspaltv...... llO 117 available indicated that the air promised Eisenhower. * S:«»-WDKC—Newa. WHAT-Italiar Program. Sparkman sold he would be will .1 In charge of ticket sales are it Keoffsti* new three eHmensiMnl that while these items are not consider offers of 82.400,000 or money. It *ald the employer paid In Wnc-Newa. ^ • :4g—WDRC--Blng Croabv. Davis avenue. Rockville. The guest is located. Mesda Davis Calkins. Jo.seph family night supper yi-lll be served serious, they should be taken care Aetna Life (n ew )___ 80>i 83>4 craft may through a navigational 82,500,000 for my 80 per cent of One high-ranking official, term WTHT—Newa; Joe GIrand Show. WTIC—Victor if Llndlahr. ing for Secretary of State Dulles scoref/ne much more than Barclay did and WHAT—/amoua Triala. speaker will be Miss Helen Regan Fleck’s exdt-t physical condition Carter, John Clark, William Dun-, gt 6:15 St the South Methodist of. Conn. Gengral ...... 189 195 error have aecldcntally cro.s.sed ’In the club. I haven’t had any offers that each pension payment la only ing Ridgway one of the three top- Branch Store at Sl| Main Street WHAT—SporU. of the Rockville Vi.siting Nurse and Henry (’abol Lodge, perma could not be learned becau.se of i t Hartford Steam Boil. . 45 48 to the eastern zone of cjermany at WONB—Newa. WKNB—Vaughr Monroe. nent United .States Repfesentative nack, Bernard Hudak, Charles Church in Cooper Hall and will Ten forgeevs eefers Some of the ttehis cited by like thst and I don't expect to a partial return of the sum which quality younger American generals Near the Armory •lU—WTTC—Bob Steele. »:5i-W D K C —Newa. aa.soriation. A Roeial hour with the tight guard around the place Nicholson, Russell Thonipson, Superintendent Illing were dis Travelers ...... 780 800 some point. get any." with big time experience, said the WHAT—Supper Serenade. lt:ap—WDRC — Arthur Godfrey. at the UN" to handle tlie problem. take the form of a potluck. A i t Will never chip, crach cr pee) Barclay put Into the plan. WTHT-My True Story. refieshments will follow. and the danger Involved In mere Steve Ursin, David Yeomans and coloration of inside brick, doors PubUe Ctllittea "But the evidence of ground oh- The sale. If it should materialize, The court, In a unanimous de U. S. could not afford to have his WON8—Patter by Patteraon. "It la up to the administration presentation of the Lenten film, Conn. Light Power .. 1.1'a .servci's and the spent cannon ahell WDRC—Jack Salman. Thla I Bellete. WTIC—Welcome Travelera, Coming Kvenfa to jnake the decision on this," he ly Inquiring. Communist police John Yeomans. "I Beheld His Glory" will follow. A' Wlp0t imtitintfy eleen not fitting properly, outside doors 17U would include Sportsman’s Park in cision written by Associate Jus value reduced by a campaign of • :U—WDRC—Guy tiombardo. WKNB—Newa; Through The Teara. Tomorrow at P- 'R- *-he regard such an inquiry about a Announce Sermon Topie, needing paint, the asphalt tile Conn. Povver ...... 38>i 40>4 links from the Russian fighters St. Louis and the Browms’ minor tice Raymond E.'Baldwin, also re behind-the-scene criticism. WTtC—Weather. WCCC—12 Hundred end HO Hlla. Membership Book committee said. top authority as espionage. This is an account of the last days nr Never t*^uir0$ repnintinf Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . . 52'i .14'i, picked up in our wealern zone league property In San Antonio, 4jj*L_WTIG—Home Ownera Forum. WHAT-Italian Program. Know-land said that Andrei Vi- "He Lifted Up His Eyes To of the earthly life of Jesus as told baseboard of one of the rooms, fused state unemployment bene The other two officers named in WON8—Auto Tune Derhy, U iia—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. pteets at the Hall ' Memorial Neither Fleck’s prolonged ab Heaven" wfll be the topic of Rev. and the tracks under the stage on Hartford Ga.s Co. ... . 37'i 40'4 prove that the Ru.ssians repeated Tex. fit payments to John J. Brannigan this younger "Big Three” were I»:M—WTHT—Whlaperlng Bifeeti. Library. shlnsky, in a recent UN speeeh, sence nor his illness has been by Cornelius, a Centurion. So. New England ly fired on the Lincoln and Veeck said his present plans NEW MODEL WTHT—Sereno Gammell. Chamberlain's sermon next week which chairs ride not fitting. who received 85.0.15.80 from D. A. Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, Chief of WCCC—Newa: Muale. H iH —WCCC—Ntwa; 12 Hundred and Thursday at 7 p. m. the chancel had admitted Ru.ssla was supply Ail members and friends of the PHONE m-um Tel...... 35 37 M HIU. ing arms to Red China, and he de mentioned In the controlled Com "Passion Sunday." Meetings of “Your Store of Friendly Service" Shouldn’t Be .Accepted mercile.ssly destroyed it when it were uncertain except thaj he Schulte, Inc., of Bridgeport when Staff to both Elsenhower and 1,4t_WDRC—Lowell Thomea. choir will meet for a rehearsal of munist press. parish are invited 19 the supper The board expres.sed the feeling filanulacturtng Comiianles was actually west of and within hoped to visit the Browns’ camp LAUNDRY t DRY CLEANING Sporta. WHAT—Italian Program. clared that in view of this it was church organizations on Friday and the film ^-h|ch is to follow. he voluntarily left hia Job with Ridgway at SHAPE, and Gen. WTIC—Three Star Extra. WONB—-Newa; Jack Downey. music for Maundy Thiirsday serv will be church school staff and last night that the school should Am. Hardware ...... 18 20 the Allierl zonal frontier. in California before the end of the them. Mark Clark, commander of WONS—Mualr. In the Air. WTIC—Df.uble or Nothing. ice. time to call a spade a spade. Those who cannot attend the sup Arrow, Hart, Hcg. . . 42 4.1 WKNB—^Volca of Maneheater. Vishinsky acknowledged in a INSECT MIGRATORS choir rehearsal at 8 p.m., and at not be accepted until these Items "Thus It was actually over our Spring training season. The court ruled that the sum the As)an theater In Tokyo. A t •:W—WONf—Bill Jenalna Show. Sunday. March 2,3 at-7:.30 p. in., per are invited to see the film are satisfactorily flniahed. Asaoc. Sp rin g ...... 27'i 30'4 zone when first and mortally fired Asked If he might try to swing WTHT—Stock Market Summary; li:4»-WTHT-Wher. a Girl Mirrlei. speech to the UN on March 2 that 7 p.m. the board of trustees. The which will be shown In Cooper was for the Iota of wages Branni Gruenther Is now In WaHhington 1 #-WDRC—Beulah. I*:M —WONB—Newa. an Important meeting of the Pru-, Like hii'ds. .some in.serts migrate General -Manager Richard Mar Bristol Bra.ss...... 13'i 15'.| on and the lives of seven British a player deal to lessen'the "heat” gan would have received had he confering wl^h Eisenhower. IVHAT—Croabya Quarter. II :IP -W T H T -P e rry Como. dentlal Committee will he held a't tlie Soviets arc selling arms to the Ladle’s Benevolent Society will Hall at 7 o'clock. (Jheney Bros, (new) . . 9 10 >, WTIC—Strike It Rich. Chlne.se Reds but -said this was in in the fall.'Monarch butterflies go tin said today there was no need airmen were callously taken for generated by his attempt to trans continued working for the Schulte One possible solution discussed hrONS—Fulton Lewla, Jr. the rhurrh for prospective new hold a work meeting Thursday be Collins...... 105 12,1 fer the club, he replied: IPTIO—Got. Lodge. WKNB—Newa; gao Club. In Florida and Califoinia. roo.sting *86 to worry about the town not get a navigational mistake in process concern. It said further that the Is to have Ridgway naake more WONS—lAdlea Fair. nccoi'dancp with the Moscow-Peip- ginning at 10:30 a.m. It won’t be long until a lot of No. Mnin Sfc, MltekeO 6-6266 Em-Hart (new )•..., . 48 4 .IT, FTHT-Weather; Capital Newa. members. Those planning to unite ing treaty of mutual friendship. at night in trees like flocks of ting what it is paying for since of correction w'hich could have "I haven’t had "time to think sum, given Brannigan under the public appearances as a speaker, I g—WONS—TeiiorTeat. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. with the church on Palm Siinday 4-H Food Show rookie ball players will have their Open Daily 7 A. M. to 5 P. M., in Fafnlr Bearing ...... 34 37 about it. But I’m willing if I can WHAT—Italian Program. birds and, in the spring, they The 4-H "Favorite Food Show” the performimce bond supplied by been dealt with by the usual company’s pension plan could not especially in the United States' VTHT—rimer Deela n ilg -W T H T —We. The Women. ai-e ret|iiested to present them backs to the wall. Then back to cluding Wednesday aftemoona and the contractor In taking the con- Hart Cooley ...... 35 38 make the right kind of deal." be construed as wages. _ _ JtC—.Tunlor Mlu. straggle north and lay their eggs. for 19.13 will be held at Coventry the bushes. method of protest and Inquiry.” where criticism of NATO and its m e —Mualr 11:25—WONB—Newa. selves at this meeting for exami Saturdays until noon. tr*w;t stays in effect for one full Landers. Frary, Clk. . 27>i 29'4 Churchill was asked -whether TTie Schulte plan, the court said, uncertain defanse efforts is re t P-jme-Sewa. lliSg—WDRC—Gram. Slam. nation by the committee. Wilhelm Pieek 111, year after the school is occupierl. New Brit. Mach. Co. . . 36 38 he could confirm or deny that at Have you noticed how many called for lump sum rather than ported here becoming serious. Just VTHT-r—sneer Eagle. WCCC—Newa; 11 Hundred and 10 North and Ju d d ...... 27 30 rONS—Gabriel Heatter. Hita. And the school’s architect, Keith least one member of the crew w'as people are talking about their Iffe inatallment payments to those what effect this would have on ITDftC—Jo SUttord Show. WTIC—Bob and Ray, Miinehester Evening lleralil ciir- Reich Red Leader S. Heipe, of Hartford*, indicated Russell Mfg...... 14 16 fired upon by the Russian fighters colda? It would be a lot better if eligible In its pension plan. European criticiam of Ridgway 2 1 »-WDRC—Ed Hurmw. WHAT—Berin Program reapondent Mra. O. K. Berr, tele some surprise at the town’s reluc Stanley Work com. . . 46 >i 49'4 after lie had parachuted. The they’d keep them to themselvea. Brannigan, It ruled, might estab was not explained. Iv T IC —One Man'a Family. WONS—Queen for a^ Day, phone Rockville 5-9.818. Terry Steam ...... 90 100 JVON8—Top Tunae. WTHT—Brrak(IX—B . the ..^ Bank'. — tance to accept the school. In a Prime Minister replied: 1:W —WONS-TItua Moody. WKNB-Muelc from out of the Welt. ' (Contlnue / 12 MONTHS (Ravings & j£oan PARACHUTES MAKE FX>B THE KIDDIES 4 UP UuTo Aggortmeat ^ TO PAY THE DIFFERENCE 173 MORGAN STREET — HARTFORD' MANGHESnR SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOGIATiON - 1N7 MAIN ST. ’ Mkgr Oral Storat i HARTFORD TEL. 46-8801 QPSN XmiBSDAT EVENINGS Jl ^ (I I " 1m ' T A 6B TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17,(1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCft 17, 1953 PAGE ELEVEN BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY DICK TURNER I Emergency Doctors Eighth District Will Pay Another Meetins Set . . . Jo seph Alsop, How Irish Can We Get? Probe Told By Manchester Elks Close Vote Physicians of the Manches MICKEY (HiM SEi.r)M eOm KE~Vs.--THE N e w B o y Anyone who happened fff see Sense and Nonsense ter Medical Associatiofi who nXii4 W In ^ aiiiii, U«.t $968 Bill Owed Water Co. The rommlttee seeking' to 77, Is Stricken Joseph Rayner today couldn’t T a x Fixers will respond to emergency calls form a Manchester Lodge of very well escape the fact that tomorrow afternoon and eve For Bohlen A friend sends the following ex very gentle and a nice milker, $20. Elks wdl hold another meeting thl.n is St. Patrick's Day. MotrnM. ning are Dr. Winfield Moyer .tomorrow night at 8 o’clock at Joe, who is a salesman at putn tract from the Illustrated Weekly Have to sell her to an individual. Directors Act Following While in South of India, quoting from the essay Can’t sell her to the Government (children only), tel. 9-7863, the American Legion Home on House's, was wearing a green W ere Fake and Dr. Howard Lockward About Town / of a Japanese schoolboy: because they have got so many Receipt of Engineer's Leonard street. Speakers will Charleston, S. C., March 17—UP) tie, green carnation, green Is Indicated (adults only), tel. 9-3243. discuss the purpose of the Elks "The banana are a great and re people's goat that they already -Joseph Wright A I s o p, 77, hankerchief in his breast (ConUnued From Page One) And Lenoyer's Reports organization. Refreshmenta will markable fruit. He are constructed have a bigger surplus problem Mystic Review WBA members Connecticut farmer and Insurance pocket—and green shoes. (Continued FYom Page One) in the same architectural style as than potatoes." are reminded-of the potluck to be served. executive, died here early today The Manchester Water Com the honorable aausages. Difference money under representations that went to see Rothwacks, he said, night at 6:30 in Odd Fellows Hall All Manchester Elks and after a brief Illness. Ing pressure on the State depart being, akin of sausage are habit pany's bill to the Eighth Utilities and the auction to follow under the prosDCctive members are In Political S p e a k e r—What we ^they could use influence in his be because Meth and Abels told hini Alsop, whose home was at Avon, ment to have the nomination with ually consumed, while it is not ad need is a working majority and he was "me.ssing things up" and District for water mains and hy direction of Mrs-. Pauline Berrett. vited. t X Grimewalcl Not III, visable to eat rapping of banana. half. He named them as Joseph Past President Mildred Tedford Is Conn., -developad pneumonia from drawn. Wiley said he had no In- then . . . should keep his date. drants installed since 1949 will be a cold he contracted Saturday Bananas are strictly member of Sherman, a "southern newspaper "They told me I had to go In charge of the supper. tlmatlun of a withdrawal. vegitable kingdom. Affiliation of Voice from the audience—Ya got man, and Mrs. Hope Ridings Mil paid. The bill, for $968.01, covers i while vacationing with Mrs. Alsop Must Face Courl that wrong, Buster. What we need down because things were all set. St Yeoman's Club hall here. ‘Those opposing the nomination sausage is often undecided.” ler. service charges on these installa Mr. and Mrs. Hall Stewart of in this country is a majority work So I did go do'w’n.” FSA Reshuffle Hla death occurred at St. —nearly all Dem oc^te are for it If this is genuinely Japanese lozia testified he paid Sherman tions furnished the district during 215 Henry street have returned ing. "well over $6,500" and made $300- lozia said he was Instructed to Francis Xavier Infirmary after his (Continued From Page One) —base their arguments on what the West knows where to turn for tell Rothwacks he was an old the last lour years_but for which . after a piano trip to Niagara Falls. a laugh now that the Babu is no a-month payments after Sherman the company neglected to bill the Buffalo and Cincinnati, Ohio. While Backefl 17 to 12 illness had been complicated by they , say wers TOhlen’s close ties longer with us. Answering the doorbell a man waa brought into his case in 1949 friend of Rothwacks' cousin and several heart attacks. the completion of another case be with the Roosevelt and Trumar. ad- that Rothwacks would "indicate district. in the Queen City, (Cincinnati)- fore Judge Holtzoff. There were found an old friend and a large by Wallace M. Cohen, a Washing The district's Board of Directors, they were guests of their former Alsop, who was a successful mlniatratione and his euppiort of dog atanding on his porch. ton attorney. to me that everything was going (Continued from Page One) dairy farmer, also had had success Indications Gruhewald's trial might former Secretary of Stat# Dean Harry—Cast year I bought a to be ail right.” which is 'opposing the company's neighbors here, Dn and Mrs. John get under way today. horse that was supposed to be a Man—Come in! Come in! 'I-waa told, he waa a newspaper petition to the Public Utilities Hambiet, who'are occupying their as a tobacco grower and packer. Acheson’a foreign policies. The witness said he was told plans urged by former President Grunewald's physician. Dr. John good hunter. His friend came in and sat down, man,” lozia said. "I was told he Commission for a rate increase, new home, 2965 Westbrook drive. He served in both Houses of the One-Man Probe was a very close friend of Mr. Rothwacks would make some sig Truman. But Eisenhower asked Connecticut legislature, and was J. Curry, said in a statement filed Ferguson has been making a one- George—And was It ? while the dog put the man's cat nal to show things were all right, voted to pay the bill after a report D;', Hambiet is. now at Bethesda with the court yesterday that Harry—No. AlUhe time I had it, to flight, knocked over a bridge Lamar Caudle, and through Mr. from an outside engineer, engaged -Hospital, Cincinnati. for it and we don’t want to ob first selectman of Avon for many man inquiry Into whether Bohlen Sherman we would get a prompt like a pat on the shoulder. by the district to check the bill, years. Grunewald waa suffering from hhd a part in the agreements made it never caught a thing! lamp, and several knick-knacks, "He I Rothwacks) told me not struct. We plan to hold him to hearing before the Justice depart confirmed the footage of pipe said Edwin L. Quinn of S3 Park A t the time of his death he waa a heart ailment and extreme at Yalta and Potadam, where he and finally made himself comfort to worry, I was in pretty good the promise this will bring sub nervousness. Overboard at the convention: able in one of the best chairs in ment." by the company to be Involved, street, a senior at Dartmouth Col head of two insurance companies. served as Russian language inter j| • I|t Iji • ■ 'I' T n ' l ' i T. Lamar Caudle was then as hands," lozia testified. "He said, and a letter.was received from- At lege, Hanover, N. H„ has been stantial savings." Surviving arc his widow, a ’This statement was made the Calvin—Do you drink 7 the room. don't worry, everything will turn Committee chairman Hoffman basis o f a motion by defense At preter for President Roosevelt and Stranger—Nope. When the gue.st rose to leave, sistant Attorney General in torney John D. - LaBelle advising designated a Distinguished MUl- daughter, Mrs. Corlnne Alsop 'Truman. Those agreements have charge of the tax division. He was out all right.” . payment. tary Student at the college. also predicted speedy approval. Roosevelt Chubb, of Chester, N. J., torney William H. Collins for a Calvin—Swell, hold this bottle the host.-said with a touch of sar "Was the signal made—that the d/lay in the trial. been under frequent Republican while I tie my shoe-lace. fired by President Truman In 1954 Still Pending The House fules committee plan and three sons, Joseph W. Jr,> and fire. casm in his voice. Aren't you for fix was on 7” inquired Chairman ned to meet later today to clear Dr. Bernard J. Walsh, a court- "But I’m not a bum-— I'vo boon an axpaetant fathar for getting your dog 7 when he came under investigation LaBelle has been hired by the St. Bernadette's Mothers Circle Stewart J. Alsop, newspaper Wiley said he expected sometime 3 - / 7 - « by tax probers. Kean (R„ N. J.) the propoeal for House action to- columnists, and John De Kov appointed heart specialist, report thra# daya now!" Ad in Guilford, Maine, Register: Friend—Dog 7 I have no dog. I directors, as well as by over 400 will meet at the home of Mrs. today a eynopsis of an FBI inves lozia said he paid $1,500 in ca.sh "Yes,” lozia replied. North End residents, to represent mor. ow. Alsop of Avon. ed to the court through assistant "For Sale: One new milch goat. thought he was yours. lozia said he made another pay Richard Hughes, 39 Englewood tigation of Bohlen, similar to those to Sherman In 1950 for "expenses them in opposition to tlie rate hike di1ve, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The House committee and a Sen Funeral services are schwi^led U, S. Attorney William Hits. Dr. ment to Meth and Abels, this time Walsh filed no written report and ordered for all diplomatic nomi OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILTJAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE to go to Independence, Mo„ to being requested by the company. ate subcommittee on government for Thursday afternoon at^von nees. Previously Secretary ot State $3,500 in cash. operations yesterday heard admln- did not appear In court. T. M. Pal. ON. see Mr. Truman’s brother about The water-company is seeking to Members of Group C of the Cen (Conn.) Congregational CKorch.. Dulles told the committee there DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mr. Caudle.” But shortly afterwards, lozia raise its rates by 25 per cent over <4tartion witnesses and ap'iikesmen Curry had told the court It m WWATLL y o o Capp. I M S by M A OarWaa. bw said, he found out the case was ter Congregational Church are re i Ofttn called the "Squire of It would be "fraught with consid was nothing derogatory coitebfning have TODAV, lozia said Cohen Introduced him all. The PUC sUll has the matter minded of the potluck tonight at for the American Medical associa Avon," Alsop devoted/many yaars Bohlen in the State deperfinaent’s HOW, ALViM,THIS TX)OR OPBf\SilO ). set for action before a federal under advisement alter two hear erable risk” If the trial were to be AVS30R? How "Now huth, Maivyn! Daddy will (iva you your apaca to Mrs. Miller In a New York hotel 6:30 at the chiirch. tion (AMA) defend the reorgan in public seiYice. H* served for files. COMfA»?TMEMT COHTAININS ELECTRIC' grand Jury in New York. The Jury ings on it. ization plan. held nbv/; He said. Grunewald re ABOOT a HJICE- Anawtr to Provlous Puzilo room In the sqmmer of 1950. and 26 years on the COHhecUcut Public cently suffered a nervous break Sen. Sparkman (D-AIa) iaid the rtOT PLATES PDR PREPARlUG COFPEE . halmot just at soon at h# finishaa faadin£ ma baby!" indicted him April 20, 1951, on Craig Belcher, a civil engineer — Democrats wrung from Budget P LA TE 0(= St. Patrick's Day IT that hS'was told she was "a secre charges of criminal tax evasion. The Friendly Circle will hold Its Utilitia.' <3ommi^on, the lu t 12 down and was In danger of a heart Democrats would vote aluoet AND FOOD, AND A TOASTER / — IT ^ from East Hartford, in a report Director Joseph M. Dodge and from CHICKEW o l* tary of Rop. Sam Rayburn o ' lozia said he asked Meth and monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 years as it* cludrman. attack. solidly for confirmation.'Ben. Mc- (S SHOT OFF FKOV\ THE REST OF presented to th$ directors last FSA Director Oveta (3ulp Hobby a A LA^ . Texas." He said he later found out Abels "where v/cre all the prom- o’clock at the Community Y. Mem In 1907, i ^ n he first went to Three separate attempts by a Carran of Nevada Is $he ■ only the ^ HOBIZONTAl, night, said that the results of .his KIN& SIDE GLANCES VER'nCAL a ; "she was Just a newspaper woman. Lscs that had been made." bers are urged to have finished concession that Elsenhower's plan the legisla^re, he Int.oduced the House subcommittee to question Democrat who hot announced his BY GALBRAITH There was no further immediate investigation of the footage laid by bibs with them. It l.s important is'i'imilar to a Truman reorgsnlza- opposition. 1 Today is a 1 Oily ketone Abels said he was flying to the company since 1949 were "in first pleoe/'of legislation leading to Grunewald about income tax fraud OlCLE AMOS,, festive one for 2 Distribute identification of Sherman. No one Florida to see Rothwacks about that all members be present at 8 tlop proposal defeated by Congress the en^tment ot -' a regulatory cases and to Inspect hla reebrds Sep. Thye of Minnesota: listed of that name is presently an ac reasonable accord" with the inch- p. m. himself among the growing' Hum I DIO^JT ^ th e------cards anew the case, Ipzia testified, but later in 1950. s t a t t ^ for public utllitiM. Gov. yielded virtually nothing. credited congressional correspond footage figures submitted by the ber of Republicana on.rdcofd for s a y b o o / 6 "Wearing of 3 Form a ^ Answer to Prayer Maretia Holcomb Appointed him to His refusal to answer questions ent. t told him in the office of Theodore company in its bill. Bohlen. the----- " notion Boss, a chemical manufacturer in The fact that there was pipe in Pi'pUs pf Grade 6, In Mrs. Dalay Then they quoted f.om a minor commission in 1917 and «1- has been described by Hltz as ill There Is a Mrs. Hope Ridings T. Bill’s room in the Lincoln S()hool, ity report, signed by Hoffman and "probably the most contemptuous "I think It’s a mistake that we 11 Ransom 4 Legislator Miller who is a long-time writer Passaic, that he (lozia) had the the ground on which the district , tough a Republican and a leading have brought up questions that 13 Chines* / H i.- * ■y,.'W r PAGE TWELVE TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953 PAGE THIRTEEN J Only Indians, White Sox Approved Bill Veeck’s Frankie’s and Nassiffs in Deciding Rec Playoff Tonight BASEBALL HOVMDIP Mfitirhester High's C(aL Chainpionshi|i Rig|e Team Braves May Be Denied LOCAL Soundel* Cluk Briii);iii^ in a Run fur ihe Reils Fifth Place Rivals Divided Two Mays to Remain a GI, Sport Chatter Says Marion Detroit Goal Shift to Milwaukee By Escape from Cellar Big -Previous Contests Tight Infield Forecast Giants’ Chances Fade Tampa. Fla., March l7—liTi - EARL W. YOST Problem for Tigers; port his team under such condi Sporta Editor j The big,gam e of thC'-year Is One of the aureat things ' in the tions. With Rookie Miller history of baseball boomeranged Mound Corps Strong . scheduled tonight when Nassiffs By BEN OLAN J run. as they trounced ,the New PRESIDENT WARREN Giles Sports Mirror AMOclRtMl Sport« Wrif*>r into one of the biggest surpri.ses At Shortstop Post I and Frankie’s battle it out for tha York Yankees, 11-2. R o/M cM lllan in the game aince the turn of the of the National League said that ERNIE JOHNSON was battered j needed for the coming season. Any- Lakeland, Fla., March 17—(/P)— It still wss Privatp Willi* Mays, led the Redleg attack^with three new schedules have been drawn up Rec Senior League playoff cham century when Bill Veeck was re- In hia flrat pitching start of the I one interested is invited to attend San Bernardino, March 17—(/PI Escape from the cellar la the im TODAY A YEAR AGO—Wdrid today and th at's not (rood news singles and a triple. B^ubba Church and that if the change is approved featherweight champion Sandy pionship beginning at ^ I fused permission to tran.sfer the •eason with the Boston Braves I the next meeting of the group on —From here on. Manager Marty mediate problem of the revamped for the New York Giants. | aiui Eddie E ra u tt liprilted the Y an j St. Louis Browns to Baltimore. PitLsburgh will be placed In the on Sunday against Detroit. The ! Friday night. March 27 at 7 o'clock Marion of the Browna will at least Saddler scored a technical knock Nassiffs are the league cham kees to seven hiU, two of them Eastern section of the league and Detroit Tigers after finishing last The 21-year-old N egro oiitIVeld- \ For almost a week, unofficial 'ngera combed the offerings of the I nt the West Side Rec. know where the band of athletes out over Tommy Collins of Boston pions and hold a two to one win home runs, by Bob Cerv and Billy Milwaukee in the Western to give former local pro basketball star assembled here are to play^ their for the first time in the club's 52- in the fifth round. ‘t r had hi* application for dis-1 j polls of the owners indicated that record over Frankie’c. Noasiffe M artin. / mere formalities were involved in It balance. — for six hits, five runs In four I JIMMY O'LEARY, dean of baae- home games, which Is that'much year history. FIVE YEARS AGO—St. Louis charge from the Army on rie- At Bradenl^n, Fla., the Boston Perini was not worried over defeated NYU, 65-52, in finals of nosed Frankle’a out by tbrea points 1 the propo.sed switch. But when Innings. Ernie walked one and i ball umpires in' Connecticut, is more than he knew yesterday Manager Freddie Hutchinson, ■pendency ground.* turned down Red Sox sc^ed three run* in the I they met here ycsterds.v, they Veeck’s failure. fanned three batters. The Tigers I preparing for his 39th season. The afternoon. It represents progress. the National Invitational Basket In regular league play and then ninth Inni^ to whip the Boston ”Our rases are not parallel,’’ he -who took over the M anager’s job ball Tournament. •yesterday. Mays said he was the i sent Veeck back to St. Louis foi won, 9 to 6, with Gene Conley be- local arbiter has recovered from Going into his opening exhibi Frankie's came bouncing back to Braves, Singles by Sammy commented. after Rod Rolfe was fired in July, TEN YEARS AGO—Harry Holi win the flrat of the test out' of •ole support of hi* mother, step st lea.st one more year with a .5-2 tflg tagged with the loss.' I illness and is looking forward' to tion against a big league club, the faces a tough job with guarded op White and A1 Richter and a double j Vote ag ain st the switch. It wa.s re- ^ Another factor was that at least another successful campaign. Cleveland Indians, Marty waa won day of Michigan swam the 200- three series for the playoff cham father, three brothers and six sis by AI Zarilla were the vital blows timism. The general idea seems to ported only the Cleveland Indians three American Association clubs UTTLE liEAOUE officials will dering whether, in the event tlic meter backstroke tn 2:22.9, one- pionship. They edged tha Arms by ters. in that frame. be "we can’t be as bad as we were tenth of a second faster than THE GIANTS had been hoping I and Chicago White Sox voted for are known tn be against the shift. hold an Important meeting Wed FRANK 8CEL2A, Naaaiff Rec transfer to Baltimore went nine iioints. In the second game, T^e Washington Senator* wal They were Minneapolis, Lfejisville through, his lads should continue last year." The '52 Tigers finished Adolph Kiefer's world record. Nassiffs turned the trick by best to have Mays back in time for the I the move. nesday night at 7 o’clock at the League eager, is the new head 14 full galhes behind the seventh- loped two Detroit pitcher* for six I AS OFFICIALS talked it over and Indianapolis. The relational West Side Rec. Plans for the baseball coach at Hartford High. to wear their old uniforms with TWENTY Y’EARS AGO—BUI ing the men in green by nine -opening of the National League League could draft the territory if place St. Louis Browns. If they Carr, Olympic 400-meter champion points. So this game should prove (Season next month. His avail homers and an 11-4.win over the today, they were not so certain the coming season will be discussed. Scelza. is a graduate of Hartford .the big “Browns" across the front ■Tigers, Mickey Grasso, Eddie Yost, jhe Association turns down the re or should perhaps be equipped with could climb as high as fifth It anu record-holder, broke both hia to put the finishing - touches ' on ability in eenterfleld would have ; Boston Braves would receive per- President Charlie Hurlburt is anx Bulkeiey and Springfield .College. would.be a sensationsi comeback. .lackie Jensen, Roy DIetr.el, Gene I mission to transfer the National quest, but it is considered unlikely tpare euite pending a major tatloi-- legs at the ankles In an auto acci the seaeon'a activltiea. I assured the switching of Bobby ious to have a full representation Hutchinson, no longer an active dent. Verble and Jim Busby were the League franchise to Milwaukee. that the major league would go to of the managing personnel. O'REILLY’S 138-371 paced the Ing job. Both teams will be eat fai Mil tThomson to third base. home nm hitter*. that extreme. Such problems as that can worry pltrher, thinks the American strength and will have pleaty of This move also had been thought West Side Rec pinners last night 1-eague shows tetter balance this Manager Leo Durocher is ciir- ROOKIE RII.L Hunter's triple I to be all set except for the officiar The Association meets one hour Other good scores were: Chet No- any manager, and it is well known SLUGGING INFIELDERS supportera ready to cheer them on. "rently playing Hank Thompson in MERIDEN’S KAPLANS, CBA season with New York and Cleve Durham, N. C. — (45 — The two and single which accounted for ! voting in St. Petersburg tomor- before the National League (10 playoff winners over the Nasslff wicki 364, Bill Spencer 145-363, that a man managing the Browns Nassiffs will be counting on their center but the shift-conscioua four runs led the St. Logls Browns a. m. e.s.t.) tomorrow. should not have to shoulder out land out front and Chicago aot too top sluggers for Duke University’s old reliables In big Al Sutowlac, 1 row. Arms, toppled the locals twice in Jazz Fuller 363, Stan PoUnsky 363 far back. He rstee the other five 'skipper is expected to make fur- to a 9-4 triumph over the Cleve and W alt Suchy i353. Al P lrkey’s side worries. Now that he has re basebsll stalwarts Isst year were Norm Burke and Bing Miller on •'ther experiments before deciding ( ■ All the National League club as many games at the East Side clubs about even. first baseman Billy Werber Jr., land Indians, First baseman Roy i owners must approve if the switch Rec this season. Meriden won a 151-385 paced the -Automotive ceived the word from Tampa, offense and Bob Tedford end Fred who will open the season in that Sievers got three more of the Marty can settle down and order “We're going to have good pitch and second eseker Billy Lea. Wer Booth end little Frank Bmdaa-do j is to be made, and at least one-- two-point thriller during the reg League bowlers. Rlchy Jaryis 137- ing," he said. “And we'll be faster. •pot. Brownies’ safeties. 364 and Flynn 351 also had good his seed catalogs with sbmc assur ber, who h it .309, had 47 hits In ing the ball handling. Thomson played eenterfleld I Walter O’Malley of the Brooklyn ular season imd then nipped the We have to count on the new boys cluding nine doubles, four triples Home runs by Del Ennis and ; Dodgers hinted he might not vote West Side Table nights in the Auto loop. Roy Mo ance and worry exclusively about Frankle’a will be right back 'after May* went Into service last Earl Torgeson were the big blows # Arms in the playoffs Sunday, 83 his pitching and hitting. to make up for the power we lost and five homers. Lea, hit .305 and with Frank Borea, Lou Daad, Ken • for the change. i to 80. f tors set new single and three when he traded 'Vic Werts. Our year. . / as the Philadelphia Phillies out- string team marks of 614 and “We’ra going to be a much liner has the same number of safeties— Pinney and Bill Wade. i It also was reported that Horace Tennis League infield should be tetter snd our 47. He clouted seven doubles and ' A spokesman ^ t the .Second slugged the St. Ivo'uis Cardinals, : Stoneham of the New York Giants 1675. fleldtng club than we were jiMt A preliminary game Will be Army Headquarters. Fort Meade. 11-9. The Phillies scored three'runs BASKETBALL is a funny year,” aald the former great ahort- outfield will have more speed." five home runs, played sUrting at 7, was against the move. i The "new faces" campaign by Md.,'which reviewed WlHie's case, in the first inning and four tallies game. .'If you don't believe it, ,FOO.\RTY BROTHERS won etop. ''Therefore, I think we’ll be There’s no doubt that the Amer- j STANDINGS ask Coach Howie Bro-wn at Suf- Cincinnati Reds Inficlder Rocky Bridges scores on Roy McMillan's owner Spike Briggs and Vice Pres said “dependency did not exist to in each of the last two frames. lean League action will have at championship honors in th* Vil a tetter club than the one that a degree to warrant a discharge." Steve Bllko and Stan Musial hom- Points fleld High. With 43 seconds re finished seventh. Maybe It’e te- single to right in seventh inning of exhibition game with New York ident Charlie Oehrlnger has least a psychological effect on the lage Charmers’ Bowling League Yankees at St. Petersburg, Flc. Yankee Catcher Charley Silveia shaken the club to its roots. Open It was'the combination of Mays ered for the Cards. Team Five ...... 54 maining in the Class C finals last last night with a 3 to 1 win over eanae I was a fielder first and a National League meeting. Team Four . .'...... 52 Saturday against Stafford High, blocks the plate too late as Umpire Grover Groese watches. Reds ing day probably won't find a Two-Way Tie Exists tn eenterfleld and Thomson at third At Havana, the Pittsburgh Pi Another thing that may influ Garden Grove. hitter second, but I think the thing base which did much to spark the Team One . . ; . .. 46 Suffield had possession of the ball you’ve got to concentrate on first won, 11-2. (A P W irephoto). single holdover from the '52 opener rates downed the. Cuban A ll-Stars, ence National League moguls i.s in the starting lineup. Biiggs was .Giants in their memorable surge 9-4 in a night game. The veteran Team Six ...... 43 and was leading by five points, 43 Is supporting, your pitchers. the attitude of Commissioner Ford , ...... Al'TOMOTIVi: LKAUVR only half kidding when be said, to the National League flag in Murry Dickson was the winning Frick. He obviously was plea.sed Tram Two ...... 39 to 88. In a Frank Merriwell fin “Our biggest improvement is at 1951. M ays batted .274 a fte r be Team Three . . . .■’...... ■ 35 ish, Stafford knotted the score at shortstop. This Bill Hunter is "The scorecard salesman ought to In Y Senior League pitcher. , that the Browns will be forced to Manfhfftf'r Aot* P a rt. (it make a fortune opening day." ing brought up from Minneapolis remain in St. Louis.’ the final gun and then went on in V. I)plla F era .. .. 90 91 84 265 really going to show you some early In the season. He h it 20 jir.r i.ra •/ i'/ I ■-1 ~ A I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953 PAGE FOURTEEN Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n ^., Tu e s d a y , m a r c h it , 1953 PAGE FUt'r&EK Articles for Sale 45 Houachoid Goods 51 Business Locations Houses for Sale 72 Hoasai for Sale 72 Automobiles for Sale Automobiles for Sale Business Services Offere<^ 13 Heatinf— Plamblfif Help Wanted— Female Wanted^— Real Eatat^ 77 Help Wanted— Male 36 Situations Wanted— for Rent 64 Female 38 THREE MORE BARGAINS! PARKER STREET USTLNOs'vWaniled. Single, tw ^ Assembly Road Unit Sets GUARANTEED Plumbing and POSITION WITH A FUTURE. WANTF.D—Handyman. Apply at ANOTHER BUDGET STOP AT FOR A DEPENDABLE and aean 1952 DODGE Club Coupe. Radio, ALL ALUMINUM FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 family, three-family, buslneas Classified heating. Alterationa and new Woman with a pleasant per 80 Waddell Road, Mancheater PRACTICAL Nurse desires em CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE Used Car, See Our Line Up of heater, Gyromatic. ft ,995. This COMBINATION WINDOWS work. Perma glSLca electric and CENTER SPECIAL! X 60. Suitable offices, light manu 6-ROOM COLONIAL- SIX-ROOM COLONIAL property. Have many caah buy Late Turn Ins. Trading High On sonality who needs to add Housing Authority. ployment five dai* a week. Phone Amealte driveway, garage, fire Sessions on Throughway car sold with new car guarantee. gas water heaters sold knd in $45 to $75 or more every AT THE GREEN facturing. Information, Backer, With Closed-in Breezeway ers. Mortgages arranged. Please Your Car for a New Dodge AND DOORS Mitchell 9-8364. One 50 ft. length Gatea Gadin Hoae 36 Oak atreet. place, plenty of shrubs, heat—oil. call George U Qrazladlo, Real Advertisefflents 19.12 HUDSON a u b Coupe. Radio, stalled. Time payments arranged. week to family income. Op (guaranteed for 10 years, $7.95, For Complete Selection of and Garasfe V-Eight. Immediate Delivery. Fine residential aectlon. Imme u tor. MItcheU 9-8878. 109 Henry State Capitol. Hartford, March heater. $2,295. New car guar- Skelley Brothers, MItcheU 9-8714. portunities available in Manches WANTED i AT ONCE! or One 50 ft. lengUi Supplex diate occupiuicy. right of the eommlasioner to pro CLASSIFIED ADVT. Prompt Service. ter and vicinity. Car necessary. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 HOME FURNISHINGS Situated on comer lot. House is atreet 17—(/P) —Houaa Chairman Law SOLIMENE, INC. antee.4 A PLUMBING shop at your door. Sprinkler Hoae—it’s new—see it STORE FOR Rent. Good, central $18,500 In beauUful condition, has oil heat, ceed with the expressway project. DEPT. HOURS Wor’,4 Guaranteed. Age 25 to 48. Flexible working ONE FIRST-CLASS 'today—$5.95. rence M. Gilman (R-Bosrah) of No time lost. New work. Altera Full Line of Sealy Mattresses location. Inquire 60 Haynea street. fireplace, downstairs lavatory, clos Ommlesioner HiU saya tha ex 8:15 A . M. to 4:30 P. M. Dodge and Plymouth Cars 1951 HUDSON Hollywood, Radio, hours. Permanent position with AUTO MECHANIC FOR SALE—HoLricln heifer, due 6 ROOMS— WANTED To Buy— Private party the legialatUre’n Roads, Bridges pressway it actually a relocation^ heater, Hydramatic. $2,495.' This Storm Window and Door Specialist. tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot soon. Lawrence Andreo, 629 'Tol FREE FOR THREE DAYS ONLY: From $39.50 to $79.95 Oae unfinished, storm windows ets galore. and Rivers committee told news national organization. Opportun Appliances and TV. FOR RENT—2 ruitei of 3 rooms wants waterfront property at Co of U. 8. RouU 1, known as tho'* Dodge Job Rated Trucks car is original 10,000 miles, one Call lor Free Demonstration, water automatic heatera. Youngs ity for promotion. Write now for For Local New Car Dealer land Turnpike. and lavatory each, suitable for and screens. lumbia Lake. Write Box JK, men today the committee hai. eet COPY CLOSING TIME town sinks sold. Estimates glad $2.00 worth of Burpee famous T. J. CROCKETT Bolton Post road. owner. New car guarantee. No Obligation. "Get Acquainted’’ interview to A. 501 Middle Turnpike, East professional offices, in the House $11,900. Herald. Thursday as the date for its first at«a Coat ractor FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 634 CENTER STREET ly given. C. O. Lorentaen. Mitch 44-Hour Week Flower or Vegetable Seeds— executive session to consider the W. Shifflett. Empire Crafts Cor (your choice)—with above com Hours: and Hale Building. Apply Mez 6 ROOMS— ' ■ 244 Main Street Spokesmen for the State legis MON. THRU PRI. 1951 STUDEBAKER Land Cruiser. ell 9-7636. Good Hourly Wage Poultry and Supplies 43 BUILDING LOT wanted. Man- Fairfield county throughway. PHONE Mitchell 8-5101 Radio, heater, Hydramatic., poration, Newark, New York bination. 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M„ zanine, J. W. Hale Corp. Two unfinished, insulated from lature’s Roads, Bridges and Rtvers , BILL TUNSKY State. Pleasant Working Conditions BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur roof down. Storm windows and MItcheU 3-5416 Chester or vicinity.' Up to one The committee only yesterday 10:30 A. M. $1,995 with new car guarantee. MItcheU 9-9095 HEATING From A to Z. Con $1.00 worth with one item. 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. Residence MItcheU 9-7751 committee say there would appear A Sale Place To Buy Used Cara! Please Do Not Phone. Stop In At keys, fresh <‘rozen, 10 to 22 BUILDING FOR Lease, 30’ by 40’, screens. Hot water heat, oil. Well acre. Write E. Ozols, 110 Broad made an extended tour of thS to be "a eubstantial cost factor" SATURDAY 9 A. M. version burners, boil6r-bumer suitable for rqtail outlet. Inquire street, Manchester. 1949 PLYMOUTH Fordor. Radio CLERK—Patient’s accounts re pound.*. Also fresh eggs. Schaub's landscaped. FIVE ROOM house with enclosed shoreline route chosen for the all Involved in construction on an units, complete heating aystema. ceivable department, pleasant, BRAND NEW 8H cu ft. rWrlgera- within 249 Broad atreet. purpose highway by the State and heater. A real nice car. MANCHESTER Oil Burner Servlca. All work guaranteed. Time pay DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. Turkey Farm, 188 Hillslown road. SERVEL REFRIGERATOR, ex $12,700. porch. Priced for quick sale. inland routs for tha proposed Fair- 1950 CHEVROLETS. Tudors de- $325 down. Installations, repairs, ^ cleaning. air conditioned office, desires per tor, deepfreeze, Tecumseh unit, Highway department. TOtTR COQPEBATION WILL ments arranged Moriarty Broth cellent condition, $45. Call Mitch Near achoola, shopping, bus line, Phone MItcheU 3-7696. Legal Notice field county expressway. BE APPRECIATED luxe. Blqulpped. Two to choose Range and power burners. 447V4 son with legible handwriting and 24 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER five year guarantee. No down pay ell 9-4621 any time. A TWO BAY service atatlon-for good neighborhood. Gilman said there wa4 no aasur- from. Extra clean. Center Motor ers. Tel. MItcheU 3-S135|i lease by Gulf. Your opportunity The committee reported through 1949 MERCURY CTub Coupe. Ra Main street, Manchester. Tel. typing ability. Call Mr. Seiler, Articles for Sale 45 ment. 24 months. MItcheU 9-0980. LARGE CAPE (?od, 2 unfinished AT A COURT o r PROBATB held ence that the committee would Sales, 461 Main street. dio. heater, overdrive. Excep to operate your own business. Can Be Seen By Appointment Only. its spokeamen: MItcheU 9-6196, MItcheU 9-2303. EXPERT REPAIR and SERVICE Mitchell 9-5201. Manchester Me MAN WANTED, full or part time, WESTINOHOUBE Refrigerator; up, fireplace, hot water heat, pic »t Manchester, within and (nr the come to any decision Thursday Dial MI-3-5121 tionally good buy. $360 down. BRAND NEW 1953 21" table A RARE BARGAIN! Two import washing machine; lady's black Capital required to purchase prod District of Manchester, on the ISth "C)n the basis o f inform ation for all types of warm air fur morial Hospital. to work in service statibn. Good ture window, dinette, breeseway dav of March. 19.1S, about the various throughway pro- given the committee it wotild ap FOR COMPLETELY recondition RAY’S OIL BURNER SERVICE— model television. Ready for U. ed rugs 9 X 12, new, closely wov seal fur coat, size 46; miscellane- ucts. Incentiva rental. Special GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO ed and fully guaranteed used 1948 PONTIAC Fordor. Radio, naces—coaJ, oil, or gas. Viking wage:*, good hours. Apply Boland and garage. Amesite drive, Rusco hresent. JOHN J. WALLETT. poaala before it, but he indicated pear that the building of access Repair and service oil burners. H.F. Hand rubbed mahogan; cab en. Sacrifice $38. each. Sydiee, oua household items. Tel. MItch training if inexperienced. Call Realtor Judse, Chevrolet cars and trucks see heater, Hydramatic. A real clean furnace blowers and Mor-Sun win Motors, 369 Center street. storm sash. Three yeere old. 3. A. that he hoped for early action. roads to link an inland highway Iiost and Pound Furnaces cleaned. 24-hour serv YOUNG LADY to. assist in dental inet, $189.-e5. Terms. Phone Mitch- 851 Wethersfield Ave., Apt. C-1, eU 9-4120. Hartford 7-3236. 109 HENRY STREET Eelate of Ernest F. Slelnhere. Isle Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc.. 311 car, one owner. $395 down. ter air conditioners InstaUed. We Beechler, Realtor. Phone Mitch of Maachester, In said District, decess- Yesterday's tour completed the with Route 1 would bS a gubotan- ice. Telephone MItcheU 9-4901. office. Mitchell 9-9779. YOUNG MARRIED man for gen ell 9-5650. Hartford 46-4892. PHONE MITCHELL 9-8878 LOST FROM Truck enroiita up- Main street. Mitchell 9-5238. can make ugly pipe-cluttered cel SNACK BAR for rent, on New ell 3-6969. ed. task of gathering all available in tial coat factor In any comparison 1949 FORD Fordor. Real buy at eral construction and grading MAGIC CHEF ffss stove. Equipped The administratrix havlna exhibited •tate^one tube molding;, ship ATTICS AND Ba.‘'ements cleaned. lars clean, roomy and attractive. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port PENN SPLIT System oil burner, Bolton Road. Phone MItcheU BOLTON LAKE—Cozy all year, formation about the project, hS on the relative outlay for the two $325 down. GOOD TYPIST with general office ■work. Someone Interested in for bottled gas. $50. Call MItcheU her administration account with said ped by H. A. Leed Company, New 1949 CHEVROLETS. Tudors, Rubbish and a.shes hauled. All T. " Aitkin. Heating and Sheet able and ataiidard typewriters. two years old, $200. Call MItcheU S-6389. four room home, almost new. Oil MANCHESTER - - Conveniently estate to. this Court (nr sllnwance. It Is aaid. projects.” experience and knowledge of learning to operate amall grader 3-7727 after 4 p. m. located and ready to move into. ORDERED: Thst the’ 30th dsy of Haven. Reward. Page Express, fordors, excellent condition job.s done at yoiir convenience. Metal Contractor. Phone MItcheU All makes of adding macHlnes 3-7991. heat, continuous hot water, corner Earlier, the committee held a Touring on a chartered bos with 3-6793. bookkeeping. Apply 234 Hartford and roller. Apply Thomas Colla Nice Cape Cod with five finished March. 195.1, at ter o’clock, forenoon, at Inc., 87 Kendall street. New throughout. Center Motor Sales, Easy Time Payments Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 Road. sold or rented. Repairs on all OAK DINING Room set. nine FOR RENT—Front office above lot. Immediate occupancy. Priced the Probate Office In the Municipal aeven-hour public hearing at which the committee, HIU aaid that if tha Haven, Conn. Main street. or 9-9791. Construction Co., 249 Brdad McLellan’s, 983 Main street. Rea- at $8,500. To inspect call How rooms. Oil heat, storm windows, Rulldina In snid Manrhester. be and the throughway’a proponents and PLUMBING And heating. Special makes. Marlow’s. > pieces, fifteen years old. Very inland route were constructed a With Bank Rates atreet between 8:30 and 4 :.30. Buildins: Materials 47 good condition, $75. MItcheU aonable rent. Call Mitchell 3-6419. ard R. Heatings. MItcheU 9-1107. screens, awnings. Ebicellent condi the aanir la assigned (or a hearing on opponents prerented lengthy argu number of access roads from ,'LOST—Medium size male dog, 1948 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Lus ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing izing In repairs. Copper water the allowance of said administration CLERK FOR Dry cleaning store, 1953 EMERSON 17" Television, 9-3701. Night. Mitchell 9-8081, MItcheU tion. A real homey home for $13,- trenunt with laid eatate. aacertainnient ments. several communities would bs white with small black spots. Tol- trous black finish, fully equipped. done or any furniture, Tieman, piping, remoleling electric equip brand new, $169.95, excise tax Sheating 1 x 8 3-7614. MANCHESTER — Substantial 200. Alice Clampet, Realtor, of heira and order of dlatrlbutlon. .and Gilman stressed that the com necessary. He aaid construction of ment for plugged drains. Edward part time. Write Box Y, Herald. TOOL INSPECTOR ■ land license. Answers to Pepper. Extra nice condition. Priced to McCLURE AUTO CO., INC. 189 South Main street. Phone and warranty included. Can ar Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 SERVEL GAS Refrigerator. In seven-room home and aunporch. Mitchell 9-4543. Ihia Court direr.ta that notice of the mittee met the governing officials these roads would co s t from MOO,- Johnson, MItcheU 3-6979 or time and place aealgned (nr aald hear Please call Mitchell 3-8610. sell. See Bob Oliver, Center Mitchell 3-5643. Thoroughly Familiar With Tool and range terms to suit you. >IItch- Small truck load loU, per M $99.50 good condition. Reasonable MItch Two-car garags. Immediate oc ing be given to all persona' knoWn to of all Fairfield county towni affect 000 to 11,000,000 a mUe. Mitchell 3-5044. MANCHESTER-Four-roopi Cape Motor Sales, 461 Main street. 373 MAIN STREET Help Wanted— Male 36 Parts Inspection. ell 9-0980. Moulded Base ...... per ft. 9% c eU 3-7419. Wanted to Rent 68 cupancy. Madeline Smith. Realtor, be Interested therein to appear and be ed by. the throughway on its tour A speedup of construction of ths MASON, STONE contractor and MItcheU 0-1642 or 3-4679. Cqd. Full basement, amesite heard thereon by publishing a copy of Annoitneeidenta' 1949 PLYMOUTH sedan special cement .work. Va.cntino BclluccI, LENNOX Furnaces and warm air 55!4-Hour Week. this order in some newspaper having a yesterday. Without exception, he shoreline route was urged on the AUTOMATIC DE-FROST IT. $7.9.1 Casing ...... per ft. 7 lie URGEan’LY NEEDED, 3 or 4 driveway, excellent condition. committse by Mayor Jasper Mo- deluxe. Lustrous green finish, Fern street. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042, heating. Earl Van Camp. MItcheU Paid Vacation, Holidays, Insurance room unfumiahed apartment for CAPE C?OD—Dormers. Four down. rirrulatioit In said District, at least five said, they spoke approvingly of ANT TYPE doll repaired. Dressed Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. THE PERSONAL FINANCE regularly $9.98. Defrost,* every Clear Grade l*i Birch Musical Inatmments 53 Reasonable. MItcheU 9-0X62, days before the day of aald hearing, the ehoreline route. Levy of Bridgeport, First Bsjscb- fully equipped. A very smart Call 9-5451 between 5 and 7:30. 9-5844. famil) of two adults. Call MItch Second floor insulated. Ready to and by mailing In a registered letter to order. Specialty collecticn COMPANY night. No me.ssy defrosting. More Doors.-...... avg. $9.95 on nr before March Ifi. 1951, a, copy of He aaid the officiala included man DimlU U Kinnie of FaKOeld, family car at Center Motor Sales, WILCO MACHINE.TOOL r efficient. Saves money. Cole TRUMPETS, Clarinets, trombones, eU 9-4990 after 5 p. m. finish. Amesite drive. Combina pieces restored. Dresses copied. WIRING INSTALLATION of all 18" Cfdar Stain Shakes saxophones, futtsrs. Largest se Resort Property for Sale 74 this order to Olga A. Steinberg. 70 First Selectman W. Clarke Crota- Mswr Irving C. Frosoo of Kor- 461 Main street. 1941 CHEVEROLET 2-door.-Radlo, Will employ several men as CO., INC. Motors Servicenter, 436 Center. tion storm sash and doors. Lot Benton street. Manchester. Conn.; wsUi and First .Selsctmaa C. Call PIgrim 2-6945. heater. To the highest bidder. Call types. No -job too small. Peter MoTlnK— Trackinf— All C olors...... per aq. $13.95 lection of Instruments in town. WANTED— Large room. Private Alirr E. Oaudiaii, 1M Olen street. Apt. man of Westport, whert a town branch manager trainees. Must 80 X 180. For appointment please SEVERAL ALL-YEAR properties Carleton Olabome of Orooawlch. 1950 CHEVROLET 161" new wheel Mitchell 3-8383. Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone All accesaoriea. Expert repairing. bath preferred. Suburban or coun No. 11. New Brffaln, Conn.; Ernest O. meeting voted disapproval of the LAND LIME—Beautify your lawn. Stonge 20 be high school graduate, college 30 Goodwin Street PARAMOUNT All Aluminum Windows—Comp, frame, call Howard R. Hastings, MItcheU at Bolton and Coventry Lake. Steinberg and Duane L. Steinberg, In Thty made the tour with tlio eem- base srtake body. Carrying ca MItcheU 9-7303. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. MItch try preferred. Gentleman. Write shoreline route. Enrich your garden, 85c per 100 training desirable. Age 24-28. triple track windows and doors. sash unique...... ,.avg. $14.60 9-114)7. For appointment please call How rare of Juanita J, Steinberg,' rg. ISSf1! W. m lttee. pacity is 8000 pounds. Save $1000 CHEVROLET 1940 five-passenger AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., Box TS, Herald. Marshall Blvd., San Bernardino, Gilman, who favors only build lb. bag. Fertilizer In SO and 100 REFRIGERATION Service, com Must have car. This position of Al.so Paramount custom made eU 3-5836. ard R. Haatlngy. MItcheU 9-1107. over the price of a new truck. grey club coupe. Original owner. local and long distance moving, fers a, splendid opportunity in the Venetian blinds. Hastings alumi Appalachian Oak WETHERSFIELD — Three bed- Calif. ing the throughway along the lb. bags. Free delivery. Call col mercial and domestic. See our THREE GOOD DIE Makers. Ap WANTED — Four unfurnished ______JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. ahorte from Greenwich to New Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 311 Heater, radio. 35 Litchfield street, packing, storage. Call MItcheU consumer finance field. Salary— awnings and door hoods. Free Flooring ...... per M $195.00 MUSIC Instrument rental. Com- room ranch, oil heat, tile bath, lot lect Hartford 8-5243. display of guaranteed used refrig ply 234 Hartford Road. ’ rooms rent by adult couple. C?all Haven but also extending It east Main street. Mitchell 0-5238. any time. 3-5187 - Hartford 6-1423. $282 a month—car allowance—in estimates, no down payment. 3 ALL GRADES OF PLYWOOD pleta line of Inatrumenta. Rental 125’ X 125’, 114% mortgage. Im- Suburban for Sale 75 AT A COURT OF PROBATB holden Ike Plans to End erators. George H. WUllams As- 9-0609. at Columbia, within and (or the Dla- ward from New Haven to the HOME SHOE Fitting service. We surance. Other benefits include years to paj'. Office 41 Oak and PLYSCORD applieo to purchase price. Rep meJiate occupancy. $13,500. about 1048 BUICK Special sedanette. 1950 BUICK Miper four-door roclatee, 260 Tolland Turnpike, MANCHESTER —Package DeUv- I^UNDRY AND DRY cleaning resenting Olds, Selmer, Bach, ROCKVILLE— Seven room house, trlel of Andover, on the 14th day of Rhode Island boundary at Kllling- bring Poll Parrot children shoes Manchester. Phone MItcheU group life insurance, va:cation; lib street. Call Mitchell 3-8177, eve The Original and Only Offlct WANTED—4 or 5-Room reasonable $1,000 down. Call MItcheU 3-8274. March. A.D., 1951. 24,000 miles. Extremely clean. Riviera, two-tone green. Dyna cry. Ijocal light trucking and route man for established, weli Pedler and Bundy. Matter’s Music 4 down, 3 rooms and large bath Present CLAYTON E. HUNT. Esq., ly, aald he was encouraged by the RFQUseAssett right to your home and fit your 9-3585. nights MItcheU 3-7691. eral savings and retirement plan. paying route. Many benefits. Ap nings Mitchell 3-4010. Coventry In New Haven rent by middle-aged couple. Will Hartford 5-5138. Radio, heater. Sensational low flow white wall tires, fully equip packaga delivery. Refrigerators, Apply 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Eve Studio, 177 McKee. MItcheU up. Cabinet kitchen. Open stair Judge. • official reaction the oommittee en child expertly at no extra cost. ply in person between 3 and 5:30 Pilgrim 2-7318. redecorate. Excellent references. On motion of Renato Cocconi. R.F,D. price, $995. Fully guaranteed. ped. Mitchell 9-0538. washers and stove moving a rting hours by appointment—Mon- NA"nONAL BUILDERS 8-7500. VERY DESIRABLE Seven room way. Garage, amesite driveway, countered. (Oen« Call Leonard's Shoe Store, oppo p. m. New Model Laundry, 73 Phone MItcheU 3-6730. 2. Andover. Connecticut. Administra rugn Om ) Douglao Motors, 333 Main. specialty. MItcheU 9-0752. daj^through Friday. ATTENTION Ladies! Slip covers SUPPUES 'Dutch colonial. Excellent condi extra large lot. Price $12,500. tor on the Intestate estate of Maria One of the principal bllU before site St. James Church, Main 1941 CHEVROLET Tudor deluxe, ALL KINDS of carpentry work. Summit street.' and drapes custom made. Re-up- 420 Davenport Avenue ACCORDION ICXCHANGE. Grand QUIET ADULT Family of three tion, new roof, new paint. Private Cell Rockville 5-3998. Cocconi. late of Bolton, within aald dla- the committee at Its executive aas- of $070,M9,000 In loans apd iBveet- . street. Mitchell 0-5036. 1050 FORD Tudor. Radio, heater. radio and heater. Motor overhaul Reasonable rate;. Mitchell A-4291. ALBAIR St BERRY, nibbiah re tricl. deceased. sion will be a meaaure providing PERSONAL holstcring. Beautiful fabrics, New Haven, Conn. opening special; 120 baas ac would like 5 or 6 rooms in Man rale. No agents. Phone 9-5650 for ■ This Court doth dneree that six mants, aftsr estimated tosses, and Black. Clean, clean, clean. 1048 ed. Excellent condition through moval, household and commercial. cordion, new, shifts, only $169.50, BOLTON ON Route 44-A—6 room for a $135,000,000 gelfllquidating • LADIES, Smart distinctive spring MANCHESTER TV Service' radio Light trucking. MItcheU 9-2591. Help Wanted— Male prints, stripes, solids. Expertly Telephone State 7-3597 cheater. Muat have garage. Single particulars. ' months ba allowed and limited for the $47,744,000 in othsr aessts. la Its Chevrolet Acrosedan. Radio, heat out. MItcheU 9-5114, Monday, FINANCE COMPANY carrying caae, guaranteed. Terms, single, hot weter heat with oil, creditors of aald eatate to exhibit their bond issue to finance Construction clothes are yours at tiny prices er. Good value. Douglas Motors, and TV specialists since 1934. or Female 37 finished, $6 down, $2 weekly, or 2 family house only. No animal clalnia against the same to the Admln- waa-bupporting program, the RFO Tiiee'day or Thursday 6 to 8. House service call $3.50. Mitchell trades. Save uit to 33 1-3% on MANCHEISTER — New Garrison garage, large lot, good condition. of the throughway from Qraan- reported $430,000,000 production . when you make them from our 333 Main. 806 Main Street balance one year to pay. Call Diamonds-VWatches— petr. Finest of references Includ letrstur and directs that public notice top quality remnants! Colonial 9-2186 day or night. Painting— Papering 21 THIS MAY BE your big chance. other models. For home demon colonial. Artistically paneled. Priced* right $11,800. Qulck^oc- be given of this order by advertising in wich to New Haven. The bonda faculties and llquiMtien of fora- Mrs. Carr, Mltcfiell 9-7320. ing financial. Box Q, Herald. a newspaper having a circulation In would be retired by revenue from Remnant Shoppe, . IIS Center Do you find yourself approaching Jewelry 48 stration write:. Connecticut Ac Lavatory plus 'i.ile bath. Fireplace. cupancy. Phone S. A. Beechler, closures, plus $1,075J)00 ■ hi its 1950 MERCURY Club coupe, radio, DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. Phone Mitchell 9-7430 Large closets. Twin size bed Realtor. MItcheU 3-6969. said dlatrlrl, and hy posting a copy tolls. street. heater, overdrive. Mileage 26,200. 30 or 35 years of age and in a TRADE IN your old wooden storm cordion Elxchange (division Ron- AETNA Representatives, wife lliereof on J^he public sign post In aald small defense plants admiBtotfa- Free estimates. J^per books* ‘ LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re rooms. Lot 86’ X 200’. Trees. Bus Opponents Active One owner car. Excellent condi FAMILY CAR SPECIAL! RUGS-CARPETS cut and bound, position where you do not have a windows toward our new all alum dinone Accordion Center), 26 and daughter, age four, desire Town n( Bnitnn. nearest the place tlon. stair carpets laid. Mitchell 9-3349. available. Get our spring outside WANTED—Service Station at pairs, aojusts watches expertly. line. School. Carlton W. Hutchinr, BOLTON— Five insulated rooms where the deceased last dwelt. Opponents o f the shoreline route tion. Mitchell 9-1064. chance for rapid promotion? We inum Winter-Seal combination Market street, Hartford, 6-0700, four to five room apartment. Certified from Record. Of the asssts. administration Persbiwli prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, tendant. Experienced preferred screen and storm windows. Man Ressonable prices. Open dally. 3 to 9 p. m. MItcheU 9-5132, Mitchell 3-6231. ' and aun porch on first floor. Bath, for the throughway, headed by 1946 CHEVROLET want to talk with you about an Phone collect Hartford 33-2216. full cellar, basement garage. CLAYTON E. HUNT, Judge. officials were said to bsUsve'that T. V. ANTENNAS repaired, moved Mitchell 9-4298. but not neceae-ary. Married man opportunity in selling and .sale:'? ufactured in Rockville, oiir win Thursday evenings 129 Spruce Bridgeport induBtrialiat Herman THE PROSPECT Hill School for 1940 CHEVROLET >4-ton pickup. MANCHESTER—Seven room older Needs some finishing. Material on 226 milUon dollars could be reaB M 2-DOOR SEDAN and Icad.s replaced. U.H.F. con only. Good hours, good pay. management where your ability dows bear the Good Housekeeping street. MItcheU 9-4387. FAMILY OF Four needs 4 or 6 W. Stelnkraus, have submitted young children. Transportation First class condition. Carter Chev PAINTING And paperhangtng. No home, in nice condition. Hot premises. Now vacant. About 3-4 bllla to take congtruetion of the on the sele of synthetic rubber vention, Call Mitchell 3-8473 or Steady year around employment. is quickly recognized and your Seal of Approval. Budget pay BECKER PIANO, in good condi rooms unfurnished. Manchester ■ furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc rolet Co., Inc., 311 jilaln street. Fleetmaster Model. TuTone Blue. job too small. Phone MItcheU water oil heat, all city utilities. acre land. Howard R. Hastings. Four - Year W alk roed out of the hands of the high plants. Such a propossd sale, how Mitchell 9-.1238. 3-882.1 any time. Apply to Mr. McClure, McClure income and responsibility increas ments—free estimate.*. Call East-" tion. Inquire 37 Fosteh street. or vicinity. Phone Hartford tor. Phone MItcheU 9-5767. Radio. Heater. Defrosters. 3-8372. ern Aluminum Products, 12 Ver Electrical Appliances— One car garage, many extras. Mitchell 9-1107. way department by creating a ever. would be likely to arouse Auto, 373 Main street. No phone ed as you learn. 32-5768 or Mitchell 9-2235. soma strong opposition la Cba- BEFORE YOU Buy a used car ARE YOU Thinking about btillding calls. non avenue, Ro4lkville 5-2525. Radio 49 Immediate occupancy. Full price Ncarg Completion throughway authority which BALLARD’S Driving School. Man Only $195.00 Down At a new home or having repair.s PAINTING AND DECORATING. Y-ou must like selling and have Wanted— To Bay 58 WANTED—Rent, by couple and $14,000. Alice Clampet, Realtor. BOLTON LAKE—4 rooms, 2 avail would. In effect, start the project greas. chester’s oldest. Thousands of see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck Floors sanded and reflnished. a car. You will receive excellent able upstairs. Full bath. Hot air, Administration leaders ware said Sales and Service, 285 Main done? See Wm. Kanchl, Mitchell USED SALE 10 years old boy, prefer single MItcheU 9-4543. all over again. .Such an authority accident free instruction hours. DeCORMIER MOTORS, INC 3-7773. Wallpaper books on request. Also training. You will have a lop AMERICAN Flyer train ret and AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES! WANTED TO BUY - Old Glass, house or apartment, furnished or oil heat, breozewry. One-car ga Natal. Brazil — (gl — A young would be given the task of choos to be determined to salvage out of Hundreds of satisfied students. street. Mitjhell 9-4571. Open eve- furniture reflnished. Call Gerry. ASSISTANT TO quality. nationally advertised ■ China, Picture Frames, Paint SIX ROOM Ranch — Full cellar rage. Price $7,700. Terms. Call the RFC gome sgtney which wouM tiingv. table. Mitchell 3-6917. unfurnl.shed. Will pay up to $100 Peruvian now la nearing the end ing and surveying a route. For appointment tel. Mitchell 24 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER Mitchell 9-8866. product which is essential in every BENDIX WASHER ings, Furniture, Silver, Lamps, a morlh. Write Box U, Herald. and attic. Excellent location. Johnson Building Company, 953 of a four-year walking tour In Bridgeport opponents of' the continue long-term loans for email 9-2245. Household Services QUALITY CONTROL home. After a few weeks of EASY SPINNER WASHER Etc. For information call Vir $16,000. For appointment please Main atreet. MItcheU 3-7426; eve through South America, the newa Fairfield county throughway havt bualnsaaoB, Uba tb oso tb o mboII '941 FORD SEDAN. Radio, heater, REMODELING— Painting Inside good condition, green finish. Lots Offered 13-A personal .sales you will start FOR SALE TelevLnon antenna. SPEED QUEEN WASHER ginia Madden, Pel. MItcheU 9-3807, call Howard R. Hastings, MItch nings, MItcheU 9-0018. agency Meridional reportg. filed an appeal to the State Sup' defenso plants administratton is EINJOY A Driver’s license. For ex 1948 STUDEBAKER 4-door sedan. and out. Papering. Ceilings whit training new recruits and build Call Mitchell 9-0393. or .write P. O. Box 110, Manchea now making. of good transportation in this one. MANAGER G-E ELECTRIC RANGE H o u m s f o r Sale 72 eU 9-1107. Claudio Rodrigues Pando, 22, reme Court from superior Court pert instruction call the Manches Good condition, $695. Call M itch FLAT FINISH Holland window ened,. Call now anc, make all ar your own sales group. ter. BOLTON—Very pleasant six room Judge John M. ComleYe that high Byrd noted that the RFC has Douglas Motor.s, 333 Main. ell 9-5883. ALDRICH Boiler burner with con now is heading for Rio de Janeiro, ter Driving Academy. PUgrim ehades made to measure. All rangements before the spring Y'ou can expect to earn .$5,000 Reconditioned and Guaranteed. QUAUTY RANCH HOMES OUTSTANDING Value. New ranch house. About six miles from Man' and the conclusion of the tour he way Commissioner O. Albert Hill estHnatad It would employ l,Mg 2-7249. metal Venetian blinds at a new rush. -Call Mitchell 3-8372, if no trols. I 'j years old. Tcl. Mitchell '-WANTED To Buy — Used guns, home, five rooms. For detail- and Chester. Steam heat. Insulated. 1951 FORD Victoria, radio, heat 1940 CHEVROLET 4-door deluxe If .vou have had five years of to $8,000 your fir year and lop We have juat Hated two beauti started on Jan. 1, 1049. He already has authority to build the throtgh- persons during tbs next flseet year low price. Keys made while you aa'^ver Mitchell 9-0726. Modern 3-7634. ABC APPLIANCE CO. pistols, rifles, shotguns, regard appointment c$U Phil Hallin Nice porch. One-car garage and way. end would use $13,800,000 of its er. Fordamatic. Excellent condi Good condition. Good tires. Call inspection e.xpericnre and two $10,000 your second year. Posi less of age or condition. Tel. ful ranch homes in the Porter has traversed Venezuela, Colombia, wait. Marlow’a. Home Decorating Co. Tel.- MItcheU 9-1575 21 Maple St. Agency. Mitchell 9-9221. workshop. Dandy spot for a nice Judge Oomley returned hie own funds for adminlstrettre ox- INCOME TAX SERVICE — Call tion. Low mileage. Immaculate 9-2915 before 2 p. m. years of supervising ,back- tions offering greater income are TWIN SIZE carriage, in very good Mitchell 3-5717 evenings only. street section of town. Three large Panamn, Equador, Bolivia, Para throughout. Extremely good available in Hartford and Tol- garden. Priced right. Alice Clam- guay, Argentina, Chile, Peru and memorandum In a declaratory ponsss. Dan Mosler, Mitchell 9-3329. WEAVING of bums; moth holes ground in electro, mechanical condition, $18. Phone Mitchell bedrooms, living room, dining CAPE COD—6>j rooms. Timken terms. Trades. Douglas Motors, iarid Counties and are automa pet, Realtor. Mitchell 9-4543. the north of Brazil. In Rio, he said judgment action by the association Hs said he thinks tha agency’s and tom clothing, hosiery runs, 0-o058. USED TWO .Wheel camp trailer, room, kitchen, attached garage, oil burning furnace. Convenient WANTED — Ride from Middle 333 Main. 1948 FORD Pickup truck, like new. RepaiiiiiK IS parts and sub - assemblies, Household Goods 51 he plans to present to the ministry and others opposed to the present abolition would msan aomt im handbags repaired, . zipper re tically earned on the record of in good condition. MItcheU 9-2159 very large lots. (Quality materials BOLTON—Don’t overlook this op Turnpike East to Hartford and Mitchell 9-1565. here is a position with a fu your own performance. No invest arid workmanship throughout each to bus. Madeline Smith, realtor, of educstinn a Peruvian flag he route of the throughway. The mediate savings In payrolls and placement, umbrellas repaired, MAToNi ESS Your old mattresses SHED FOR SALE. CTapboard sid- MR. ALBERT OF THE after 5:30 p. ci. MItcheir9-1642 or 3-4679. portunity! . Owner transferred, return. Business hours 9-5. Call WANTED ~ Ride from Lenox ment. Excellent commission, house. Houses are now nearing has carried on hla journey. complaineanta challenged the legal admlnlstrativa sxpenssa. men's shirt collars reversed and sterilized and remade like new. ture. Experienced in sam ing. suitable for garage. Reason ALBERT'S FURNITURE CO. must leave cozy four room (one Mitchell 9-9640 after 6. street to Pratt and Whitnev. first training fee^", and overwrite paid completion so you may pick your replaced. Marlow's Little Mending Call Jonea Furniture and Floor pling plans and process con able. Inepiire 91 Main street. Wishes to contact a reliable and 6 ROOMS with large sun parlor, floor) home built 1949. Living shift. Phone Mitchell 9-2403. Auto Accessories— Tires 6 weekly. own color scheme if you act quick Shop. Covering, .36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. trols helpful. Please submit responsible person who is going Rooms without Board 59 oil heat, fireplace in living room, room 12 x 20, Heatilator fireplace, WANTB5D—Ride to Isle of Safety. You will be as.sociated with a ONE GLASS display case, 84’’ x. ly- 1941 PLYMOUTH Tudor, no cash. ho'jEekecping. kitchen cabinets, Marlite bath two bedrooms, (oil). Venetian 1 Hartford, arriving not later than complete details and salary large and really progressive or 32", $25. Manchester Plumbing PLEASANT Furnished room with ARTHUR A. KNOFIJ4 $6 weekly. 1939 Plymouth tudor, SPECKL CURTAINS Laundered and Iron I H.WF., BEEN HOLDING IN MY room. Reasonable price for quick blinds. Lot 140 x 170. 125’ well, • 8:40 a. m. from vicinity of New Bonds—Stocks— expected in vour resume to ganization where you can go Supply Co., 877 Main street.^ semi-private l^tchen privilagee-. 875 Main St. Est, 1921 no ca. Vv TUESDAY, MkRCH 17, 195* rtttSE SIXTEEN iianrijfrtpr Suftting i|fralb Mary G. Keeney Tent, No. 14, ness knd sll our social living will Juniors of Mystic Review. WBA. Sees God’s Will tend to come under God's aurvell- will meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. in DUVeW, will meet tonight at 9 Reports $13,277 ^ o u t T o w n o'clock with Mrs. William An lance and guidance," said the Tinker Hall. It will be parents minister. night, and alt parents are urged to drews of 223 Oakland etreet,' A Oversliailowing BEST-DRESSED “WAGON’ penny auction will be a feature of 7^ Placing the emphasis on the - JMood *ale will be held «t the attend if possible. An auction sale word "our" of the sermon title. J, W., Hale Store Thursday morn- will be a feature and the children the program. Sacred, Secular Mr. Simpson pointed out that when Inf iu rtin r at 10 tv’clock to raise are reminded to bring articles for the Christian prays, "Give us this Attractive, modem delivery equipment i* one of it. If transportation is desired they The Little Flower of Jesus Moth monay for the Symphony Society ers Circle will meet tomorrow at day our dally bread," he must our many Shell Furnace Oil “extras — ' of Greater Hartford. Mrs. Aldcn may call Mrs. Bessie Farris, di 8 "Through the ministry of Christ lesrn to. share his bread with a matter rector. p. m. at the home of Mra: James the commonplace and the everyday of pride with this forward-looking company. - Ontai and Mrs. Robert Dennison L Perry, 211 Hollister street. others. The way he uses his bread ! ere^^-chairmen of the Hartford become hallowed," stated Rev. is sn expression of his ultimate i Neat and trim in appearance - equally neat in Symphony 1953 campaign in Man- The Mary Williams group of the philosophy of living. The future o f ! Second Congregational Church Auxiliary No. 17. Disabled Cliffoid O. Simpson ns he delivered operation — our equipment keeps your home in c h ^ e r . his sermon, "Give Us Thl^ Day his immortal soul may rest on this | Women’s League, will meet to American 'Veternns. will meet to- j u.,e. . morroiw at 8 p.m. at the VFW Our Ddlly Bread," at the Sunday mind , . . tries to live up to the standards you JSt*. Charles Odermann of 504 night at 7:30 with Mrs. Raymond In his discussion of the word Lukas of 81 North street. Home. Ma.u.hester Green. Mrs. : morning aei vices of'Center' Con have set. Our trucks —parked before your door Paricer street received woi-d early gregational Church. "dally." the minister explainedplaii [ Gladys .«theftlrld will be in charge that the Chriatian takes no anxious,nxi< thld mortilng of the death of her of fhc social hour. ‘"ITiPU Wilt Keep Him In Per —arc always in their "Sunday best” motfier. Mrs. Pauline Carron. age The ne\^1y formed Women's .So thought for tomorrow. He Uvea ciety will hold its second meeting fect Peace.” one of the anthems 86, 'in Oldtown, Me., after a short sung by the Senior Choir, was serenely today knowing that God tonight at 7:45 at the Community The Ladfes Aid Society of S!lon will provide enough for his needs CALL LASSEN PETROLEUM Ulneas. Baptist Church. The nominating Lutheran'Church has placed in the written as '.'.■oil as directed by An "Your Communilv Shell Dlatributor” drew R. Watson, minister of mu and leaves the worries and anxi K • -A.’ ■ committee appointed at the flnst Mai-y Cheney and Whiton ybrarlee, eties of yp.sterday and tomorrow it Members of the North Methodl.st sic. 'Die other mu.sical selection by Mlfcliail 9-012 t "N..- WSCS are reminded to have all meeting will present a slate of ofTl- copies of Dr. Malcr's clas.slc mar in the hands of God. cers who will serve the society. riage manual, "For Better Not For the choir was entitled, "Holy Art fooB donations for the smorga.s- Thou" hy Handel. "Jesus' idea of prayer is that Plans for future activities will be Worse," and "The Flood." we pray briefly, directly, simply m - * - _iUNiR howl at the church by 5 o'clock to made, and members and friends Developing the theme of hla ser FOR mon, Mr. Simp.son went on to say and insistently. By acknowledging morrow. will be welcome. God's giving we can move the Mother Cabrlni Circle, will meet that p!'ayer can be offered every ieiA:- tJN' A daughter was bom to Mr. and tomorrow at 8 p. m. at the home where. ..'There is no hard and fast physical wants out of our concern SHEU FURNACE OIL The annual Irish tea party of of Mrs. John F^ Tierney, 81 Main and thus live with greater aerenlty, Mrs. Clifford Walker of 185 Cen- the Salvation Army Women's line between th- sacred and the 'te r street at the St. Francis Hos street. Rev. Ropert Carroll of St. \«lnstmi »i. .Miarp always aware of God's love and Home League will be served as In secular since God's will can he frit gifts. This regular consi.atent tm 'h o ttL ; pital in Hartford on Saturday. Bridget's Church will show slides in any situation .and His Klopdoui X4.X^L ^ . woiiU ■ probk^t former years, at 7:.30 tomorrow of the Mass. recognition is ‘praying without night and not 6:30 as stated in Winston H. Sharp, vice chair overarches all of life's clrcum- a-'jrai p M ^ fu U y v - & m ard H. Karlin of 134 Porter cea.sing.' ” stated Mr. Simp.«bn. He Soturday’s church column. The man of the 19.53 Red Cross Cam stance.s. concluded his sermon by quoting ImtUt ...... tlto «hdlM|[a waa mnto hy U street, proprietor of the Kiddie program will follow. St, Mary’s Guild members, fo l-1 paign. announced torlay that funds D'sagreei ig with some author .|L DiMtfiU«.|^iU[>L'A..-Orato,- >Whn. Fait at 1089 Main street, is among lowing the Communion service at | the words of John Ms.-efield in the _ - ' W - collected had pone p-'er the half ities that the daily bread men poem "The Everlasting Mercy.” mm. MHticari M « # -pam. .iltM tto the 10,000 toy buyers from every 10 a. m. tomorrow, will meet in: way mark to reach 813,277. This tioned In the l.ord's Prayer is not M t o ' ateng to toaltoiM m aAaaiahi^ (Mk state in the union who attended Hostesses for the dessert party the Guild room for a btis.ine.ss ses- is 63 per. cent of the quota of a symbol or sneporical reference, Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the home a a u M .ptoKttoU M w to tt'to , -Aa h i the 50th American Toy Fair in siori and to fold surgical dre.s.-,'.ngs. $21..540. but inesns cxacflv What It savs thMagMa-^atotwito. New York City to get a preview of Mrs. John S. G. Rottner. 483 Turnpike Tea will be served at noon and Mr."Sharp also announced that Mr, S'mpson atated that it is the o f Oulstmas toys. East Center street, will be Mrs. memberk will bring sandwiches. the te.sm under Mr.«. James Irvine, d. sily bread on» eats that gives 222£y- William Stuek, Mrs. R. A. St. Plans for the Fellowship simper, colonel, had gone over Its quota. him the strength to do God’s will. ism Laurent. Mrs. Charles Crockett, Wednesday, March 25, will be . .. m S ! Mrs, Edgar Clarke, Mrs. Paul Hig Each of the six districts, A. B. C, "We-shoidd n;'a'" for se'f. foi- HALE'S completed. D. E-1, F-1. turned -in reports health a"d for food. B " thus nrav- Vto«e*l gins and Mrs. Frank Crocker. As Ing we will k“ep o\ir 'delb' living' BflLCH Is Your announced. Superintendent A. H, showing that they had o'-esub- Headquarters Soroptlmlst members met in the scribed. Mators in these districts closei' to God. We win work at Market Illing will speak on schools, and e . rnire op” rf-llv bread in psr‘ ne'- I .'“X ■: as the meeting is at an early hour banquet hall of the Y last night are Mrs, Edward Goultman. Mr.s. FOR 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST — TEL. MI^-8338 \7llllam Eelle. »frs. William Vbs- ahlp 'with God and thua our buai- m m It will enable mothers of school for a bu.ainess meeting and to ad Jto»* i|ur dress envelopes for the Cancer tlnak. Mrs. Patil Adams, Mrs. Opan Daily 8 A. M.*9 P. M.— Opan All Day Sunday 1.. ?fiev«Chfl children to attend and reach home - 7; --'1 to* rtot before school Is dismissed. campaign. Tlic next meeting will Melvin Lonpfellow and Mrs. pitei td wattjra.t)# tw ti be Monday evening, March 23, at George E. Slossburg. sio-ciffy ,^^:;'twanuiijcs ■ "toa The, daughter bom Friday, 6:30 at Csve"’a restsiirant. Miss Red Cross autho-ities slate that - - - ftiitotoFto tUMiic'aftoito-'AmtriitoB- March 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ab'ce Salisbury was hostess last anvone who has not yet he-n con ► PRFSOBIPTIONS Specials! Tuesday and W&dnesday : TMi “ ■ -toi-'toa orltot. l^Mwi -to^.-toMI 'Ktotor tacted will he before the comple \ Fn.L UP YOUR FREEZER WHILE YOU CAN fttofOw) nig-ht. ander Ferguson of 25 Newman rCARErULLY COMPOUNDED f street, has been named Alexandra tion of the d'ive. , Workers are. SAVE AT THESE LOW PRICES— REMEMBER! ' only atMr laW 7 th* ft-flU, . w : tonnfiiiiy toity toA .th*to lig. BETTfR DEAL Norma. The baby la the first Organist Barclay Wood urges urged in complete their canvass M E HANDLE ONLY I!. S. GRADED WESTERN BEEP ■ A- .Hihup i I'tM wKh ttto ■ grandchild of Mrs. Catherine Fer all members of the Second Congre ing and turn in their reports as ^Arthur Drug Stores j MMkid-.podhy' ...... , War PONTIfiC DEALER guson of 9 '! Foster street, and of gational Church Choir to report soon as pos-ihle. try Uf HfiM V , . '(OtoittoMNI .tor. Pagt-'-Twalva)- Mr. and Mrs. William Brock of 13 toniorrow night at 7:45 at the vMiaratheiiai n.. 'A > . s ‘ f • ' ,^1 I .... Fv ^ -i,-; \1 | | > I ■Warren street. church, to rehearse Easter music. SHOULDER STEAKS 45e Officer Installed It Qp that '1«tif„. W « CUT FROM HEAVY U. S. GRADED WESTERN BEEF Certain: to By Legion Women LAND SURVEYING l e r s Edward L. Dovir, Jr. Rongos, Rofrigorotors JUICY, TENDER ^ 3. to tkto to* Tdraaiflawrft L O O K A H E A D legUlaturjii havu awrYajI .^Oiovtot 'rfpitoatotaash 'w iii, nupw**, Mrs. Harry Sweet, district presi- Registered Land Surveyor Woshors and All klonf tjin.'4 hey-;ai%^; ■to wito'ItoL'% «to Mutoguiia toi ' 1 dentf installed Mrs. Milton Hansen IS Proctor Road Manebentor Ofhtr Appllancti RIB STEAKS u 49c 4t*a7 .' - ' as assistant sergeant-at-arms of TEL. MITCHELL 3-7019 CUT FROM HEAVY U. S. GRADED WESTERN BEEF H« Mia h« not dtmwMtoV plafi id ehaUwifa jjU eaaatKi^ionj h ifulck'amwfr. - the American Legion Auxiliary at / - BY THE POUND its meeting last night. TIm J W H A L 4 COM LUXURY LOAF, VEAL LOAF !*^ff5|wbHcana*4lany that tha, Kill MmaiMV. Cm >» 1iaa''poIltl«4a ItoptlcatioaF-: THet ' StoHii: kOrWh yurttAhUj (^roib Uk ii m y n t y n C m K | y to* Carry your cash Miss Barbara Wallett, Girls' PICKLE PIMENTO LOAF and .wiped out tH4f"€k>nHn'iniatetip|^R»dtiwope*»1tor0f^P aiMimument prop^to State chaiiman, announced that Read Herald Ad vs. oontauA. that -tokUatriclljit to;.* I MINCED h a m - Only 49c nuut' baeauaa' w -population- dia- qn Jdiai^uiih'ufAoathitif^ijtiWWw iathe foAtr^TiK r^ w,«rd tort yMr h y the week of June 21-27 has been paritiH In,' tha.. praaaht diatrieU, powers *nd thou* set for annual Boys and Girls Stale the KoreM the (UkL si*.'Ito wutod.Un at the University of Connecticut. nuiMur to alaU (to* .South" ' ■...... - — -• illjir, Watrietj; to IMJJOO (the «h . treop* teanttd vp'l' jUUto* wooto in your It was reported lliat six of the tiutrtot). Within itha -Hmita im- KtaMh ■Siito^^4MI.-tWli auxiliary members gave_ 38 hours ndvancM thn W*a»ra «ne-tolrt,‘ or toil^OtL . A««i*mto'.'.ifa«toKto AXBmi' -:i, lU * «y*t«in' 4 fountain pen the skywatch. B^tn(P'.the iip■V v .Ti.ToUr ;|iiUdanlj^ '.RMCtion' w *»»c t Mra. Elmer Rice, Pan-Amcrlcan o . H* **14 RUHto l!^to*taa'th* cliairnian, gave a talk on Costa F a m o u s __ tourtant' fwmL V It's a lot softr and a let oositr to uit a MANCHESTER TRUST .Ntolitom aisclotoir*. Rica, the rountiy being studied And V*F Two new members were wel CO. chock book instead of carrying o lot of cosh. *IM|< *t Ui*til* a*tDpa*vp 1 comed an In Colors Liberal amounts, to build new well known organization. and June wodding gifts now References exchanged. Reply Box ton W. Hutchina. MItcheU 9-5132, trees, rose gardens. $18,9(K). Mr. serviced. - Let us service and re houses or complete house already chassis, new tires, clutch and A Complete Home Remodeling Knowledge of plant pro IN GOOD CONDITION in one package and save better N, Herald. Mitchell 3-6231. and Mrs. W n. Goodchild. Sr., In Sliowroom Condition pair your washing machine or re started. ^ PEILA BROS. than 60% of your cost. Here it paint, valves just ground. W. B frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch Service cedures helpful. Must Realtors. Mitchell 3-792.1 any 137 inches. Carter Chevrolet Co., At ell 9-0883. WE BUY MORTGAGES < have ability to co-ordi TEL. MI-9-1717 is—32 piece Rogers silverware ROOM For gentleman in private BOWERS SCHOOL-First day on time.. Mitchell ,3-8271 All Applications Confidential. TEL. MI.3-7405 service for ei.ght; man’s Benres market. (Charming six-room Co Inc., 311 Main street. Phone nate department and pro family on Center .street. Mitchell Mitchell 9-5238. D,eCORMIER MOTOPvS, INC. MANCHESTER Welding Service. A. V. LINDSAY - Owner 24-Hour Service, watch; Toastmaster Toaster: 3-8492. lonial in very excellent condition. DELMONT STREET--Move right Women Wanted! 24^MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER Portable equipment. General ject assignments. Please choice of woman's necklace and, Built 1939. Large plea.aant living in. 6 rooms single, 3 down. 3 bed # CENTRAL REALTY earring cet. Total value $152.85— ATTRACTIVE Housekeeping room rooms and bath 'up; fireplace; 1953 OLDSMOBILE Club coup, welding, boiler and furnace weld MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid submit complete details Are you wondering what room with fireplace. Three bed-: Processing and Wrapping Nursery Plants model 76. Radio, heater. In nice HAVE YOU 4 or 5 our price $64. Brunner’s, Inc., 358 for busine.ss girls. Washer and all rooms and tile batli upstair.*. Open nice shade trees. One-car garage. 1947 OLDSMOBILE 66. Hydrama- ing. MItcheU 9-1658 or Mitchell ing company. -AL'-o all types of 183 CHURCH STREET and salary expected in the coat will be on that East Center street. home conveniences. 82 Garden a ttic.fu lly insulated. Storm'win $14,.100. Term.'. Call .lohnson condition throughout. Easy terms. tic, radio, heater. $775, or beat 9-8762, . . painting and carpentry . work. your resume to new home you are plan ; Douglas Motors, 333 Main kreet. Hartford 7-0j96 Eves. 82-6111 street. building Company, 95.3 Mairt Day Rate Plus Bonus — 47 Hour Week offer. Call Mitchell 9-8535. Guaranteed woitk. Phone Mitchell ning? A vlalt or telcr dows and screens. Amesite drive RUBBISH and Ashes removed. ROOMS TO RENT? FIBRE RUGS in stock now. All and garage. 1-arge lot 90’ x 150’, street. Mitchell 3-'7426, evenings 9-8933 for free estimates. phone call will place our NICE CLEAN Room for gentle 1949 CHEVROLET’S. Four to Landscaping and gardening done. BOX M, care HERALD colors and sizc.s. 9 x 12 $17.95 very well land-caped. Excellent Mllchell 9-0018, drafting and conatnietion man. Inquire Prince's Restau choose from. All In excellent con Immediate service, reasonablt-^OOFING Siding and carpentry. Help Wanted— Female 35 Rtpufable man with fam< and up. Phone Mitchell 9-4343, home and neighborhood for chil Time and One Half For Hours Over 40 1939 PLYMOUTH Coupe with e.vperiencn at ,vour dispos rant. 623 Main street. dition. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. rates. Phone MItcheU 9-0650. 'Alteration.H and additions. Ceil Mancheater Carpet Center, 308 dren. For more detail.* contact CONVENIENTLY Located, new heater. Pilgrim 2-6532. WOMAN f o r General office work al. We have a large, varie five room ranch type; beautiful ings. Workmanship guaranteed. WANTF.D—EIxperlenced fruit and ty of home sites. iiy of throe neeOs such a Main street Elva Tyler. MItcheU 9-4469. SPRING IS HERE! COMPLETE Repairs t>y Stuart R. in small manufacturing company. CLEAN. COMFORTABLE room, hardwood floor*, fireplace, brick Steady Work From Now Til May 1,1953 A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autpmn Some typing. Reply, stating age, produce man. Full time. Manches central housekeeping privileges. BUY THE BEST FOR LESS! Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on atreet. .Mitchell 3-4860. ter Public Market. rent at once. Best of ref RECONDITIONED Electric-gas MANCHESTER ^ront. oil hot water heal, full GET A GOOD USED CAR NOW! washing mschines, vacuum clean experience and salary expected and oil-gas combination ranges. Mitchell 9-7337. Inquire 34 Madi ha.Hement, aluminum ,*torm doors to, Box O. Herald. Written Warranty 19.11 Studebaker Champion 4-Door ers, motors, small appliances. CONNECTICUT. Valley Conatruc- MEN FOR Repairing automatic Jarvis Rtalty Go. Wa."hing machines and refrigera son street. ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM COLONIAL and window*, lot 90 x 1.10. A. R. erences. Can you help? tors $20 to $150. Watkins, 935 195t Chrysler Windsor DcLuxe 4- Sedan. Radio, heater, overdrive. Welding. 180 Main atreet. Phone tlon. Guaranteed roofa and siding. AVON PRODUCTS are in demand. and wringer washers and other M4 Center Street Wilkie, Jr. Mitchell 9-43S9. 19.10 Studebaker Champion Star Main street. ' WELL FURNISHED Room, siiltl Large living room, dining rrxim Door. Beautihil green. Radio, MItcheU 9-6678. Aluminum atorm windows and Ci:stomer accriptance highest in electrical applianca-. Opportunity Tel. 511-3-4112 able .for light housekeeping. No light Coupe. Radio,- heater, over gutters. All men protected by In to later buying an intere.st in the Call MI-3-5121 and modern kitchen on first floor. PRICE REDUCED Inveetlgate heater. One owner. New Car history. Open territories available BRAND NEW Model 524 Ea.sy objections to children. On bus Warranty. drive. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with' surance. Three years to pay. Free business. Call Mitchell 9-1575 Three large bedrooma and tile bath this unii.*tial five ifKim Ca^ie Cod Ten To Fifteen Women Will Be Hired now for woman to earn good In Spin dry washer, regular $199.95, line. Inquire 24 Grove street. Hill 1951 Dodge coronet Club Coupe. 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Door linoleum, asphalt tile Counter. estimates. Call MItcheU 3-7180. daytime. on second floor. Ample closets, with screened porch and attached Sedan, Radio, heater, overdrive. Expert workmanship, free eril- come. Write Dls t. Mgr., P. O. Box tivts week only $159.95 with old side Hou.se, Apt. 14, Rockville. oil hot water heat, fireplace, com Raiage. Irnmncid.-ite and com Radio, heater, Gyromatic drive. Alfred Charest. Owner. 27, North Branford, Conn. Low mileage. 1948 Studebaker Champion Con mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur WANTED Man to work in serv washer. Limited supply. Budget bination aluminum screens and plete in every detail.-.Immediate For The Day Shift vertible Coupe. Radio, heater, terms if desired. Watkins Broi.-, ROOM FOR Rent for married cou doors; garage; extra large lot with 1960 Ford Custom 2Door. .let niture. Oak street. MItcheU Roofinif 16-A WORKING MOTHER needs .some- ice station. Must be experienced. ple or two girls. Two minutes from occupancy. Ea.slly financed. War black. Heater. Extra clean. overdrive. 9-1041. Good pay for i. good man. Steady 935 Main street. many trees. Owner transferred ren E. Howland, Realtor. 543 one to care for three year old. Main street. Mitchell 9-1614 or out of state. Phone: 1949 Cnirysler Windsor Qub Coupe. 1948 Studebaker Land Cruiser. ROOFIN'!— Specializing in repair «-ork. See Van for interview. Woodbrldge street. MItcheU Radio, heater, overdrive. WINDOW SHADES made to order Preferably where there are other WHITE MAGEE combination 47 Cottage street. Radio, heater. One owner. Thun ing roofs of ail kinds. Also new children. Vicinity of Hilliard Van'a Service Station, 427 Hart ATTENTION S-8600. Fine Working Conditions der gray. 1950 Buick Special DeLuxe 4-Door and InstaUed. Venetian blinds ford Road. stove. All cast iron. Excellent FRANCES K. WAGNER Sedan. Dynaflow. Radio, heater. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys street. Call MItcheU 9-3633. ' condition. $95. MItcheU 9-4984! Realtor 1949 Plymouth Special DcLuxe 4- and curtain rods. 24 hour service. cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex 19.10 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan. Ra Estimates gladly given. Fagan THE KLOCK CORPORATION Boarders Wanted 59-A Take Home Pay Good — Even Without Bonus Door. Heater. Seal covers. Ex perience. Free estimates. Gall COIL SPRINGS and inner spring MItcheU 9-0028 tra clean. Blue. dio, heater. Window Shade Oo.. Route 44 at Howley. Manchester MItcheU 2.1 ADAMS ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. mattress, twin .‘•^ze, like new, rea ,1949 Chrysler Saratoga 4-Door. 1947 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Bolton Notch. MItcheU 9-4473. 4 ROOM Single, three years old. Coupe. Radio, heater. 3-5361. SEPTIC TANKS BUSINESS AND sonable. Tel. MItcheU 9-1976. ROOM AND Beard for gentleman. PLASTERING Healer. Extra nice one owner full shed dormer, air conditioned car. 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan. IXIORS OPENED, keys fitted, AND Phone MItcheU 3-76'<5. l a r g e b r o w n enamel parlor heat, good location, ha.* a 4 % Patching and Cracked ;i948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan. Radio. 1941 Buick 4-Door Sedan. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, INDUSTRIAL PLUdGED SEWERS NEEDS stove, coal or wood. Excellent ROOM AND Board for young gen mortgage, low monthly payments. 1 healer. Tuo-tbne paint. Clean TRUCT< 6PECIAL guns, etc., repaired. Shears, tleman. On bus line. Home cdiok- $12,500. .S. A. Beechler, Realtor. Plaster Repaired ; car. knives, mowers etc. pul into con Wa need Ranch Homes, heater. Mitchell 9-5736. Colonials and Cape Cods SITES AVAIUBLE FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS ing. Mitchell 9-1446. Phone MItcheU 3-6969. jl948 Studebaker Club Coupe. Ra- 1949 Studebaker li-Ton. Rack dition for coming needs. Braith- USED, refrigerator . Porce ALSO NEW WORK j dlo, heater. Clean one owner car. body. Waite, 52 Pearl street, at fair prices for our caali Maebina Glaaaad customers. Quick service W e Win Build to Salt f«r lain inside and out, $35. Oall MANCHESTER—12 year old horpe C R. BURR & COMPANY. INC. 1947 Plymouth DeLuxe 4-Door, Lceae. Apply and TOOL MAKERS ’MItcheU 3-6231. Apartments— Flat»— for couple. Hardwood floors, plas- i Dark green. Radio, heater. Good Studebaker Sales and Service LINOLklUM Remnants 50c square —no red tape. Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Lines Installed—Cellar Water- Tenements 63 ' tered walls,' storm windows, ! tires. yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. FLORENCE GAS and oil range. 3 screens, new oil furnace, knotty RAYMOND D. 119 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Done by reliable, weU-tralned Prboiring Done. PHONE MR. HILTON, Mltch*n y-2517 1 Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer JARVIS years old, wonderful condition, IN BOLTON One 3 and one 4- pine recreation room, full cellar, 80 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER men. All joba guaranteed. Hall JARVIS REALTY has to be seen to be appreciated. room furni.'-hed apartments |for garage, large-garden $7,900. Carl McCa r t h y Come in ond Discuu These Openings With Mr. FonMuier Linoleum Co., 66 Cottage atreet. M c Kin n e y b r o s . OR DROP IN TO SEE USI I^BROWN-BEAUPRE. INC. PhoM MI.3^1T2 SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. CONSTRUCTION GO. Will take lop offer. Robbins, 54 rent. Couples preferred. Tele ton W. Hutchins. MItcheU 9-5132, TEL. MI-9-7097 MItcheU 9-8483 MItcheU 9-4022, evenings MItch Birch. streeL phone Mitchell 9-8023. Mitchell 3-6331. •O'BiaMU St. MItcheU 9-6234 eU 3-fil66 or MItcheU 3-8109. 180-132 Pearl SL Tel.-Ml-8-5308 8 D over Boed — TeL 311-3-4112 / / 1 /' ''• 0 ' ■ r, W: