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V. the Weather tCEBDAY. FEBRUARY 8, l»4dT A v e r a g i Daily Net Press Run Fiento* of C. a. Heather Bm o m For th* MoiiUi of JawMiy. lSkesman Indi- at their meeting this evening, men the family of his brother, Herbert the courteous greeting of uniform .■tn*"' Teachers of Concordia Lutheran partment. who w ill speak on the of the WilllmanUc and Norwich Crockett of Seattle, Wash, He ed scouts who presented, at every Wed„ Thurs., Fri., Sat., Only catef Sentence Will church school will hold their Brotherhoods. The guest speaket present legislative program. home, literature which told of ac- Consistory Monday accom pêd his mother, Mrs. monthly meeting this evening at will be Rev. WUlard J. McLaugh Lena Crockett, who U remaining ttvltlea and needs o f Manchester A smtU Drop ‘in Very Cows Gsttiag Snooty Not Be Made Death 7:80. lin of the North Methodist church In Seattle for an extended visit DisMct. The Cub Scouts particu About Drinking Water witn her son and daughter-in-law. Address Is Given larly came In for special praise of Ct$$emgiuty, Nlarrh$0j m 4 Nature of Our Econ* — V ‘Grave Offense Inflicted The Challoner Club announces a By Endre Martoa their natty appearance. • Cht»0y, Imt. Vlckeburg, Mich., Feb. t.— Valentine sporta dance for tomor omy’ Even When In* Budapest. Hungary, Feb. 9—(F; Upon Whole (Church’ Mrs. John Buchanan o f Wood The boys were assisted by about —in U R A M I~ (g^— Farmer Jim Green com* Closed Sign Symbol row evening In St. James’s hall on By F.B.I. Agent flfty-fivs adults, some driving cars ^ T h e comment of a Foreign O f land street is chairman o f the Oan Uwii St, Hanford 7-J283 dustrlal Prices Are plolne that hie cowe ore get- Assertion in Letter to PHONE 4496 Park street. Dancing will be en and others conducting headquar OVERCOATS fice apoke.man made it seem un committee in charge of the set UiDg onooty. joyed from eight o’clock until J. J. Meunler, F.B.I. agent at ters activities at the Manchester Standing Still or likely today that the life sentence Hungarian Bishops; midnight, to music of Tony back party of ManchMter Grange, $66.00 Having been accustomed to Hartford, explained the taking Court Room, the use o f which was O f Angry Reaction tomorrow evening at 7:45 in Odd foimtoln water at their boms, o f Josef Cardinnl Mindszenty Will O'Bright’s orchestra. permitted for the occasion by A im . $ Rising; Brannan Next Pontiff Expected to Fellows hall. Three playing prlxea and use o f flngerprints in crime 165.00 } Overcoats 44.00 they refused to drink from a ba Increased to death by ths A p Police Chief Schendel. will be awarded the winners. Five detection at the French night of cteek when the bom's water peals court. .Address College of door prizes wUI be given away and Supervisor o f Urlve Washington, Feb. 9.—-(flP) system foiled. Trie cardinal was found guilty | Public Official$ and Campbell council at the Knights Joseph R. Monahan, Finance $62.50 refreshments served. INCOME .—Elconomiat Leon Keyserling So obstinate were they, sold by the People’s court yesterday of | Hungarian Quits ('.ardinals on Trial at o f Columbus home last nighL In chairman of Manchester District Is Churchmen Through $60.00 } Overcoats How $42.50 said today there is “nothing Green, that they went without treason, plotting to overthrow the . SUFFERING his introductory remarks he the supervisor of tbe drive, assist water tor J7 hours .imtll he Communist government and spec- j Extraordinary Session ’Ibe Soroptlmlst Club will hold ed by tbe ways and means com new, nothing surprising, al out ff'eatern Worltl a dinner meeting Friday evening galed his audience with a number TAX got hU pipeline repaired. ulating In dollars on the black | mittee. Chairman Monahan re FROM at 6:30 in the Evangeline room of $52.50 though much that is disturb market. His six co-defendants! A'atican City, Feb. 9.— (JP) of stories told in his Mmitable ports that the turnout of boys was ASSISTANCE Proteat Life Sentence Murphy’s restaurant French dialect style. Following $50.00 } Overcoats H ow _ $ 35.00 ing” in the fall of food and also were found guilty on various | — Pope Pius XII has piote.st- gratifying; and the determination the talk an entertainment pro commodity prices. As vice related charges and all but one i o f the younger Cub Scouts set the Hours 2 P.M, to 6 P.M. By The Asitodated Press j ed solemnly against “ the Asthma? The official board of the Church gram was presented, featuring chairman of the President’s appealed. ' I Tony O’Bright with marimba se pace for the older ones. $48.00 The prosecutor also expressed! A “ closed” Sign hung today | grave offense inflicted upon of the Nazarene will have a meet Although actual collection of Mornings and Russia Again ■II IhHha gather la t r ^ oR New Yartrii M y niO to pray SANSON’S ASTHMA lections. Council of Economic Advis- F esfie o r gR IhHlM . dissatisfaction with all but one 1 on the door of the Hungarian j tlie wliole church” iiy Hun ing this evening at 7:30 at the funds will be made next Sunday, Evenings $47.50 } Overcoats How $32.00 em, K«yn«rllng teatiSed to th« tor Jooef Oardtoal MladaBenty, t^dioae eoavictiaa htooght a wave of s ' , ' $ REMEDY church. A meat pie diimer, with pea WB, Mllee pemdttedi senttnees—In effect an ap-' gary'.s arre.«t nf .lo.sef Cardi- . N o time wasted, and no soup and Johnny cake, was served It was reported that the tum-in of By Appointment Senste-HouM Economic commit* protest froo. th« westera world. For the Srat , ...... Tu„,_ con.'iulate in New York—a si- : $45.00 Backs Claims r ’e ( the City BaU ' nal Mindszenty, the Vatican Has helped many peopla by members of the committee tee. H e said the d i«p la ”ln the perMWi eorrylog rigoa to parade dliectly bi V/$l no Indication wh-q the Ap- | lent symbol of tiie a\ e of . I . V ! heat lost— when you call lead a normal, active Ufe by prior to the talk by the F.B.I. very nature of our economy” even ■tepa. (N E A telephoto). peals court will act. 'angry reaction stirred by the | announced today. He sum How n time when, induftrial prices removlag the painful symp a g ^ L ’The committee was headed Thomas J. } Overcoats $30.00 Tlie official Foreign Office convMftion of .Joseph Cardinal moned the .Sacred College of for delivery of our clean 38 Wells Street TeL 5509 are standing stlU or rising, Of Yugoslavs toms of asthnw. by Ulric Cote. ^ k esm a n . Dr. Ivan Boldiszar, ur^ j yfijifiszenty. Hungarian con- ardinal.- to a ' ,< rrrt and «x- Quish $42.00 ■efottvely BnpM Beaeetten dersccrctary of state for foreign ^ __ tiaordinaiy con.si.stmy" p^xt Mon fuel oil. START USING IT HALE'S ! I $40.00 m the agricultural Oekl, he sold, affairs In charge of press, said last ' sulsr staffs in two other Cities day. 6 Charter Oak St. there la a relatively rapid reflec Renews Support of Na Republicans Aifivised' TODAY ERNEST D. $39.00 } Overcoats How $28.00 night that on the treasor; charge lilso were split liy resigna The pout iff i!» -'xp'/eted to ad tion In prices of the operation of the death penalty is prorrounced.' tions that came as public officials dress tile (oll'-Ri* oh the trisl of For Sale at the Following Headquarters Telephone 4021 tion’s Territorial De supply and ilemand. But in the under Hungarian law only in wsr , aind Churchmen throughout the the caidinnl, .•-iil-mcd yesterday Manchester Drug Stores: Attention $35.00 CLOUGH area o f Industrial economy, he mands OB Austria, To Change Tactics time. western world protested the life by Hungary to life imprisonment, FOR $34.50 oold, there ore relaUvely rigid ATLANTIC QUINN'S PHARMACY How Simple Case of Arithm-He prison sentence imjlosed on the | g t _ ‘J lo-lter Oatpfl .Ian, ! Merchants! $32.50 } Overcoats $23.00 ’ ’monopoly’’ prices that could con Despite Her Quarrel r Tkl. 4188 Painter and Paper •The fact that he was given a cardinal on trea.vin and other Th'- letter de.scribinB the arrest Pick Up and Save tinue to riae. charges. ] ’■ Ah. ■ t ? ' s.s a grave ofTen.si- against the Range and Fuel Oil NORTH END PHARMACY $30.00 \ / V , Hard-Hitting Speech byj ■' ^ : life. Instesd of death sentence, on ’A Hanger While Keyaerling was on the London, Feb. 8— Russia the other two charges, was a sim Francis Cardinal Spellman., church was i|ate,| Jan. 2, eight TeL 6540 MANCHESTER TABLE days'after the arrest. It is the How stand the Senate Agriculture com renewed eupport of Yugoelsvlo’e Dewey Interpreted Y ld b itS ple case of arithmetic, he indi archbishop of New York, tod ay; CENTER PHARMACY 35 Years Experience 1 Overcoats $20*00 mittee mode a date with Secretary termed the sentence ’’more merci first utterance of th- pontiff on TeL 4258 TOBACCO AND t territorial claims on Austria to cated. Your Guarantee of 4>f Agriculture Brannon for (2 p. Slamming of Door' ^ He said tbe cardinal escaped the less" than death, and called o n ! the treatment of the cardinal to WELOQN DRUG PADS day, American eources reported, be made public. It was sent to Satisfaction CANDY CO. m. o jL t ) thin afternoon to gat his death sentence only because he Americana to vitalize their pro T. WOOD CO. TeL 5821 despite her quarrel with Yugo- . Against Nomination' tests by removing “ every Conimu- the bem h of Hungarian bishop, at Wholesale estlmat# o f the meonliw o f current bad four extenuating clrcum- Featuring Free DeUvery S } Overcoats Now $16*50 sUpn la commodity priceo. Oom- ■Inv Premier Marshall Tito. mat cell from within our own gov about the time the Vatican an SI Bissell St., Phone 4496 22 Birch St. TeL 5813 , ,___, ~ ' NfW Zealand’s active. volcano, aUnces In his fsvor against three mltteomea hoped for a reassuring Russia restated her view soon aggravating circumstances. The ernment." nounced exconiliiunication of all ' ami lip after the Big Four foreign minis WOShBlgton, feD . » . Kgaunihoe, obliges with i»iir <»f iiijr wrt lr» m r* it Ifeor ballet, fired by security pa o f life, and so on. sembly Herbert V. Evatt said the' consistory. The aprikesman said into hotter balance. tling Europe’s problems. ought to have made in the I lêsldtng Judge VUmos Olthys Red Men's In store In Maaehester. t'tmir lo «oiir iiiMiir to »<’Toapa W«*hI- Informed Vatican sources said It be served by a Yugoslav restate On the other, he said as he «>ught to compel Alfred S. Fatool, Four members of his staff re '.-a. virtually rertaln the holy CALLED FOR ment. Western opposition to the paused to survey a packed banquet first of three husbands, to.- con- signed with him. | e r n Po.W’ers ^lay Ar- father will speak on the trial of MOTORS $3.00 AND $4.50 BOYS’ Yugoalev claims continue, un ' tribute to past and present sup-! Denmark Also In Cleveland, two clerks quit | ■To.sef Cardinal Mindszenty” at room. areKhoee Republicans who AND Anti-Eviction their jobs in the Hungarian con-' Diinuart' in I N Tinker Hall Open changed. want to go beyond the New Deal port of their 16-year-oId son. I .Mondav’s consistory. AU Day Bl.mr« West for Breakdown sulate office. 'T>vo officials of the , DELIVERED as rapidly as possible at ahnost Hungarian government denies' The pope's letter to the Hunga- MAIN STREET FACTORY BUILT PONTIAC Seeks Terms Hungarian legation in Wa.shing-i The' British and American any cost and regardless of con reports published abroad that I t ' tVXshington. Feb. 9 ? .Ser- Wednesday Bill Proposed Bources said the Soviet deputy. ______! ton also resigned. j SWEATERS $1.95 sequences.’’ hos'sent l)ungaijsn priest sa peace I tefary of .^tate ' • heson de. !ared (Contlnued on Page Fifteen) PINE MOTORS Wool and Part Wool Georgl N. Zarubin, began by blam emtsaaiy to Vatlcoa . . . Covered Relays News of Resignation, An Proposal for HTaning To Follow Norway in radio/'ib<1»y Americ an peop'o l LARD lb. 16c ing the west for the previous His proposal for a winning com by upibrella of carrier • baaed The ' “Voice of America " 6 C> 1. Republicans Plan to breakdown o f the talks on Aus of the reslgnatiqjrt are ‘ 'aickened and horrified" by the' DOOR PRIZE (Down 13c. lb. from highest PHARMACY bination In' 1950 and 1952: pianeS, cratingenU of Marines! Asking About Joining relayed news W e carry a complete F^repare Permanent tria last spring and said Russia Take the middle road; “stop driv4 ashore in first action in: to Hungary. i Mindszenty (a*e in Hurgary. point several months ago) 664 Center Street had mode concessions looking to Indications in Wa.shingtop were G>me and T It and You Will Like It bellyaching about the past;” quit “^ ttle of Kodiak.” . . . Fuehrer: North Atlantic Pact '■ Arheson dirclosed that the west 17 Tel. 2-9814 stock of genuine Pontiac ward on agreement. Russia had Bill for Quick Actfon trying to “ out-promlse the Demo- holMuy In Berlin, where Adolph! ern powers may place charges parts. $229.00 PART WOOL GLOVES (Continueil on Pag* Fborteen) Grapefruit Sections cU'ats;’’ forget about “ turning the H itler made hla world-shaking an- | I against Hungan.- before the United Flashes! (COatlnued on Page Fourieent Bulletin! 2 cans 33c 8 Cyl. Slightly Higher SU to CapiUd, Haiftford, ‘Feb. S clock back’’ and stand for “social nouncements, la shattered to dust, I I Nations on the ground that Hun- Tonight Were $1.00 Pair Washington, Feb. 9 -.4*' Sec (Late Bulk tin* * f th< UP, W’lrs) —(F>— Republlcim members of th* progress . . . under a flourishing, and rubble by Russian-ordered dy- | ■ garv has consistently violated its retary' of state ,%che*on today David Ham m e n e r a l r e p a ir in g General Assembly’s Judiciary com- competitive system of private en namite. peace treaty requirements for G mlttsa propooed today to prspor* terprise where every human right Hearings on proposed legislative vigorously challenged Rus Russia Seeks Cut Green Beans sia’s charge that the proposed I human rights. Capture Barricaded Man permanent onti-sviction lejglalatlon Drifts Again la expanded.” He suggested tliat inquiry into asserted subversive Calls for Intervention . Model Cars, It Pays Td Rely On A Dependable ^ North Atlantic defense alll- Dallas, Feb. 9— Police le - No. 2 can 19c 6 cans $1.10 Now 3 9 > '-3 pair $1.00 for quick action. those who are opposed to “ liberal teoehlnga at University of New: United Nations intervention was nnre is an “ aggressive” move dav captured a mka who barricod- This is an outstanding Established Dealer Previous plans had been to d*> and progressive" policies should Hampshire resume In Concord . , .! Bombs Count called for In s resolution adopted ed'hlmseir In a Dallas. Tez.. build- value from a very fine Planes, Boats, dare a 60-day moratorium ' on Block Roads6 leave the G. O. P. ____Pasatac,___ _ N . J.,______man______arrested____ at by the western powers. Ache- son told a news conference the unanimously by the House Foreign | sprayed gunfire at ■ dowa- packer in New York. QNELOT avlctlona pending the otloptlon \ot Dewey hit a not* that some o f ! gunpoint Is held in fatal shooting ■Vffairs committee shortly after intersertion. Between 20 BalsO, Tools, such legislation, and Democratic hla G. O. P. listeners said they | gf estranged wife, former W AC purpose of the part now being Demands United States dratted is exactly tbe opposite. Acheson spoke. and SO shots were reported f i r ^ LADIES’ AND GROWING GIRLS* members of the committee, meet ]\|ore Than 5,000 Trav jhougbt ought to have been sound- aergeant near her Pas;^lc home 10 The committee acted after re- f v i n persons, a postman oad a Se- Shurfine ing separately yesterday, hod de ed instead of the “unity’’ theme d.’iyii ago . . . Peace .talks between .\nswerlng questions. Acheson Tell United Nations Accessories ellers Strantled .on sold the nlUanre Is fully In .' ceiw -g a letter from Acheson say-' fro. delivery boy, were reported Prune Juice .... .hot. 23c cided to go ahead with the mora that rap through his unsuccessful Israel and Its Arab-neighbor states ------I hit. The 28-year-old man, ■ CoU- keeping with the I ’nited N'o-- Nuniher of .A-Boinbs torium proposal. may switch from Iriand of Rhodes fornion, poured rifle fire Into the Some 40 Trains Today tions because it comes directl.v (Continued on Page Fifteen I Rep. Louis Shapiro (R-Farming- (Continued on Page Fourteen) to Paris, says reliable Israeli sour intersection from hi* sixth floor Short Ribs .. lb. 39c out of Article 51 of the.Y'. X. Hobby Shoppe OXFORDS - PUMPS ton). House chairman of the m- ces . . . Young American war vet- Lake Success. Feb. 9 — W room In the downtown V.M.C..\. Shoulder By The AsoociatSd Press charter. This provide^, he re- Russia demanded yesterday that 6 Griswold St. mittee, told nrportera that ’tU the I rran renounces Amerlean <4tlzen- before police captured him. Ijimb Chops .lb. 69c Democrats will go along” the Huge drifts of freshly-driven ealled, for tndlvliloal. and col- the United Slates tell the United • • * ' shlp to stay in Austria and marry lertive regional arrangements Polish Bishop 1 Lamb Stew . .lb. 29c 3233 Open 10-7 A NEW HOME? committee hoped to have leglsla- snow reblocked highways and rail Some Marines his Viennese sweetheart. Nations by March 31 how many Mltehum Given 88 Day* to help keep the peSce. atomic bomba the If. S. has. and SANDALS tlon drafted tomorrow. Slmpiro lines over thousands of miles In U.' S. CThamber of Commerce L)m Angelea, Feb. 9—‘/Ft—Rob The Soviet union in a 9(H)-word said hi* hoped tbe entire commit the storm-stricken western states president says taxes should be ert Mllehttia, rugged *hn hero, to- If you are planning to build or buy a new home, our Washlngtofi. Feb. 9—(P- — Den resolution put before the U. N. Se Attacks RedSj Not An Sizes tee could meet in executive session today. More thaii 5,000 travelers Leaving Clîiia stsblUzed or cut and national debt dsv woe ssateareil to 80 days In mark Intepds to follow Norway In curity Council also lashed at the this afternoon to discuss IL ' on aome 40 troina were stranded reduced through rigid economy I* Jolt on a eharg'e o f eennpiraey to looking liito. the terms for joining ■ p,.op^sed North Atlantic pact mortgage department can assist you in choosing the type Priadpal Featom o f Measure aa crews worked against adverse gnvernment ... At least two of posseM marijuana elgarette*. Ae- weather conditions to move the the Atlantic• ic defense alliance, * Warrenw .rren R. Austin.AusUn. U.U S.~ dele- Asserts Government Is Princlpd features of the legla- Hartford’s nine city councllmen trees U l* Leeds, convicted with stalled trains. 1,600 Sail from Tsing- diplotnatie oflwialsofflVials reported to- 1I called the .SovietSoviet resolution of financing best suited to your circumstances. $ IsUor. propiseed by tbe Republlcoiw want tax rsto. reduced during next' Abolishing Religious Mltehum on tbe nonrljuana pos 2.98 The new snow and wind storms day. ' I ^ a “auccotash" on 'the arms Uroita- BODY and FENDER is elimination o f the section of the tao; Only One Bat fiscal year by reduciog cost of session charges, nlso wn* given * The Danish'ambassador. Henrik situation. He sold it was made present law granting tenanta a this week In the Wyomlng-Utoh- Were $6.00 to $8.95 nmudclpol operotfon. de Kauffman, was reported primed. ^ “ beans and different j Teaching in Schools OO-ilay term. seven-month stay of eviction. Idaho area cost the lives of at talion Stays in Port j • , • • least five persons. Ten fomlUea to go to the State Department to j-opautuents" which Russia has Shapiro sold It woa proposed to Tressary Balance submit his country's questions as •I „ „ jp , arms Warsaw, Feb. 9.—iC)—Roman , Hearing Extension Approved se; BO Opedfle waiting period but were rescued, from threatened suf Tsingtao, China, Feb. 9—ie i— put up - Washington, Feb. *—tP-— A It Takes More Than focation In their snow-covered soon as Secretary Acheson gives Catholic Bishop Stanlslaw Adam- WORK MEN’S AND BOYS* and atomic questions since the U. to give the Common Pleas court Tw-o troop transports vvith 1,600 two weeks extension o f hearings THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. houses at Rawlins, Wyo. Washington, Feb. 6—fAI—The him an appointment. ski today accused the Polish gov "unlimited Juriadlfctlon” to stay li. S. Marines aboard left this north N. was formed. on the administration labor hill V Whether it’s a scratch or a wreck MANCHESTER, CONN. Fear Furtlier Lnsses position of the Tnosury Feb. 7: De Kauffman's visft would mark The Security Ooiineil president. ernment of abolishing religious' evletlons. China port Tuesday, with at least Net budget receipts, $181,342,- the first time the Danish govem- teaching and oidering the remov was approved today hy the Senst* CO nO N FLANNEL PAJAMAS Westerly -winds reaching a ve oome of them bound for Son Diego. Dr. T. F. Tsiang ^ f China, ad- It was proposed also that Juris 948.56: Ehidget expenditures, $91,- mept has shown any official inter- al of rnu'ifixes in some schools in Labor committee. Tbe deoMM Hopes and Dreams To we’ll fix it. Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. locity o f nearly 40 miles on hour The transports Enrico and Ren- I joiirned the meeting until Thurs- diction to entertain eviction appli- was moved fr«>m Feb. 18 t* FeK whipped over sections o f tbe blix- 162,247.35; Cash balance, $4,853.- : day at 3 p. m. so the Soviet reso- s»uithein Poland. cations from landlord^ be taken fleld sailed os a Marine band blared ■ (Continued on Page rwo) Unconfirmed reporta said from 53. Republtcass hod pretested xard belt today. Stockmen ex "California Here I (tome”, and 153.695.84. I lution could be printed and pre WERE $5.00 NOW $ 3 .9 5 away from justices of peace In all pressed fear o f further losses to six to 20 priests have »>een arrest- that It wo* Impossible to an cheera rang out from the crowded pared for, discuAsion at that time. ., . tbe scheduled wltoesse* wltbln Êlxpert refinishing, painting, body anti towns having a, municipal court. livestock froin the latest In the se IntrMiuees Two Projeels : ed for reading the bishop a paa- Bnild A Fine Home... In other towns, only tbe trial jus decks. the. time origtoslly allowed, despite the ries o f storms which have lashed Departure of these Marines re i Jakob A. Malik, Soviet deputy i toral letter. conUining tice, nr an sssijclate justice desig tbe wrestem plains and Rocky 1 foreign minister, introduced two charges, in churches of . PolM d a night and day aeeeleoVthat tow# fender repairing. WERE NOW $3.59 nated to bear trials, would bsv* duces the number of Leathernecks Couple Start Life Anew lM«n bold. Seoatem . . . it takes skilled hands, lumber, bricks and cement akr.B Mad.rar T t«.s' Ruptured? mountain region for nearly six rsmainlng In Tsingtao to one bat projects put up by Russia a t ' th e! great cosl and steel industrial dis jurisdiction to entertain . applica weeks. trict. Mont.’) nod Fepper BMk M —B. pnMd- talion which w ill stay In bifieta Paris General Assembly and d e-! reporters that a* torther o l^ . . . braaa plumbing and copper wiring to build a house AKBO.N TKUSS FIT- tions. Thlrty-slx passenger and one ! feated by large majorities there. Reiterates Position NEW ■float in case they are needed by After Long Separation sesslemi af the esn ih. iilnlldn TIMO by gnKlunted ex WERE NOW $3.15 The Republicans said. too. that Army train were* stalled between I One was s' demand for a one- A government spokesman said that will become a heritage . . . a home that will witness y Call Bruno Mazzoli today for a prompt A the 70 Americana remaining In held "unless they pert*. Don’t tahe'chnaeen they hoped to work out some sys .Omaha and Denver. Lost night Tsingtao. ■ third cut in the armamenta o f the he knew nothing of such arrest* tha roaring of n happy family. Yon can count on os to wtth Inexperienced tnMn tem to facilitate a tenant’s appli some o f the n)Oll trains in ths or of the pastoral letter of th* ■ml «Mly hy ogreeito;^.* (This would indlcat* that some that either was olive. Mrs., five great powers—China. Franc*, baUd your ideal home sturdily, quickly, economically courteous estimate. dtting. Oar expert, give cation to th* Common Plea, court Wyotnlng snowbound area wrere Bristew, Okla., Fsb. S—moke the marriage poaslhle. con including atomic weapons.” QUINN’S the politieelly divided, committee 1,600 leaven about 800 unoixount- Burris, an old-age pensioner of The United States la the only Boleelaw Bierut of the Polish Ns- **Your OldsmobUe iM ler** ^ Sub-zero weather spread over gratulated the couple and quietly JARVIS REALTY yesterday. ed for. Presumably, these have Ftalnview, Tex., and hi* wife were one of the five big powers known tional council that the right of A lf r ^ F. WechBler o f Hartford, j tho n t ^ central sUtea and sec- been withdnw n in small groupa to separated in 1906 when he left to filed out o f the home. .. «8 4 C E N T B S l SET P H O N E 4112 O r 7275 512 WEST CENTER STREET T E L . 4134 PHARMACY Advertise In The Herald— -It Pnvs look for a Job. They lost touch “W* just want to bs left alons ■■ Fa«o ■). BOW,” Mrs. Burris said. . (O w ittaaafl ■■ F ags « ■il^ \ ______(CoaUMMd ■■ Pag* rittoaa) ' tCoa'UoiMd s * Pag* ffwa) with each other, .finally giving up 1 P A G 8 * MANCHBBTEB BVBiBUNO h |k r ALD* MANCHFESTEIR. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,194# toANijMIStfl lsk EVENING H ER A La MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAT, FEBRUARY 9 , 1»49

tw ic e ,' Belgium, The Nether aadora of the sponsor countrlu of Drifts -Again t i Deumark Also lands and Luxembourg. the alliance to the State Depart Russia Seeks' Tot Leckfi Ont Methor; Acheaon and his top auistahta ment yesterday to a two and one- FlrcBiea to tho Rtacne in the 8UU Department current half hour maeUng. Bombs Count Block Roads Seeks‘Terms ly are busy asaembUng facta re NerUray's IngiUrles are iMlleved Mrs. Bdltb Itoynplds, 2S8 quested by NorwaWa visiting for to have figured in their conver St a t e O l i S T West Center.Jtreet, U) grateful (Coatbraed from Pag^ Oaa) Witli Bad, Sad Habits eign minister m a means of guid- sation but particlpanja kept a mu (Canttsned from Page One) t e l (CuOaiie* frau P i" ‘ the firemen of No, 1 Oom- ttira BRAND NEW ii^ his country's deciglon. tually-agreed upon secrecy aftbr pdny, BMJTJJh for an unuaual they left. , offleiaUy to possess atomic bomba. tlona of tha western plains today. ett In the poulWUty of linking lU The Norwegian foreign minister, mission cheerfully aecompUah- Tbs OMTcury hit below aero in Hahrard Id. Lange, is continuing Some foreign diplomatic offi Thia reaoIuUon, If approvad, «*ould ed at 3:81 o’clock yesterday Animal Trainer defenau with the Amorlcan-ipen- cials Indicated the main subject mean that the V. 8. would be northern North Dakota, Minneso here his detailed examination of afternoon. ta. Wisconsin and Iowa. It waa -11 iftfi toG lU ng .fdr •ored u q irity p u t. the Atiantlc eerarity allance. discussed was the question of called on to divulge one of Ita ee^ Mrs. Reynolds found' herself, Wo«M Have Been Separate when to mhke pubila the main creta—how many bomba are la the at Bismarck, N. D., La Croase, m an^t Ifaindoari Rkd-1 CSovsrament (dBcials meanwhile U. S. defanae chaat at that time, on the outside of WISh and BL Cloud, Ki»h.; at m the p u t, the DdWsh govern reported Acheaon will grant an ap points of the North .Atlantia alli her own home, looking In. And Mason City, la., aad -• kt Mlane- RS ioal Changes Needed i ment haa aupported Sweden’a idea pointment to the Danish ambaau- ance. State department officials Identified By Auetla inside was her one and a half apoUa. R3 dor, and probably the Swedish had hoped to make a summary Ruaaia ala» brought up indirect year old daughter, Joanne, who There waa some warming up In PLITBi «RODTOVARir that the th ru Scandinavian « ^ n - available to reporters last week. ly and for the flrat time tn^the CANDY triea (Sweden, Norway and Den envoy too, at his first opportunity. had Inadvertently, locked her the noHhem Rockies and Nebtaa- (SocmM of a-Sovtaa) > ' As far M la known, however, Norway's deeirs for. assurances Security Council the projected own mother out. ka but Anew maia of cold air waa By Fraak OTMca .. 7 ^ RmH mMi la onr mark) ahould form an ailiance of ‘of protection even while it Is con North Atlantic p a st Tha Ituaalan FURNITU the Swedish diplomat, Eric Bohe- Mrs. Rmolds, after unsuo- expaotod to strike the weatom Rome, Feb. • When toe! , «MHfmtcd CUM their own baaed on neutrality. sidering the North Atlan'^c alli reaoIuUon did not mantion It hy ' Mm M _ This arrangement would have man,' merely wants to explain hlS eaeaful efforts to psrsuads plaina and Rooky nMnimuth areas Eeon«mle Gooperatian-admi^tra-^ er Box- coi^ry's attitude and not to in ance also was a topic for discus nama but Auattn in Ida M-mlfiuU bun aeparate from the defense reply on the reeolutlOD did identify Joanns to opsn ths door, wsnt tonight. ' ôn. ERP'a ad/nljilafrktlve arm lai **.V- alliance being negotiated by the quire into the pact. sion, according to some informs- to a nelthhor’s home, and call in JVyomiag drifting snow re- A rihar Drug Store ■ Acheaon summoned the ambas- ants. It and aaid furthannora that tha ogQyggjjgg put It*‘ patient through a; United States, Canada, Britain, propoeed pact la antirelx iHthla ed the fire departmenL No. 1 bloekad ifiofe than %B00 mUaa - of tha Uihita o f the U Jf. litu im t.- Compwy responded with a roads which had been opanad by TODAY Thm BATTROAT atiA clinical examination It found The Ruaelan reaN n^ |fi«M.e|ii der. rortunatoiy, ona of tha iArmy crews. Alrplansa flaw aui Bobo Hose 3aae Raaaoll hloe S' verv tick mdn with aoma tie windows was unlocksd. aad THIS WEEK . ; . the BMUrtty O ou n c^ W apU ipltsa of milk and bakory goods t •‘PALEFACE" (la Celor) _ badraad habite. creation of #» But it alao has decided thqt unless countrtca, who alao incrasaa tha . radommandatlon tor all moth- expected before spring In Wyom producUon of waapona aad for thla ers of young children. “When BUNi "Whaa My Baby BmUea" some radical changM can be Ste£P VALUEf ing, the state Aêultura society purpoae are creating In an' parta you step outdoors tor a mo aaid. It aUo said feed haa reaehed At Me" a pension r indefinttoly. [olaAv parta of the etate'’ 'becauee, of the the defenrr latereata of theee coun- snow-blocked roads. The oouboU OVerpIpiSnMea Btstsos iCeiM«k By fsr the moat serious problem Everything about Keith’s “ Slumber Shop trlea," . ^ ^ placed Uveatook leases at praiant will delight you . . . from the ekeiting values The council met merely to coo- from 10,000 to 30,000 cattle and Is overpopulation. .. elder transmitting te ths VJSf. Italy's population la eatimated to the row upon row of bedding . . . every Commission for Conventional Some Marines from 30,000 to 50,000 sbMp. At Omaha, Rufua M. Howard. at 46,000,000. snd there Is d net Frof. George Keller's Jungle Kil kind built for blis.sfully comfortable sleep. Armamsnta 'a rsaotutton iin. told newsmen yesterday in endum day U February 17, ona cheaply, bacauae its Imported ms- Appendix- Removal THIS GIFT IS INCLUDED atmouncing she plans to sut for ' week from tomorrow. tertais are expensive. That many divorce. She added the dashing of toa Udnira Italy makes coat A 6,0 0 0 Tuft $ 4 S 8 movie hero knew» q()»B..d|qielen Odd Fellowa "wflliwork the Sec loitJhsn i^wiHM pgiceXBidenf Fn$abuagh,iFeb. 9— FhlUp] I and as soon as they reach ■ .agree- ond Degree on Friday at 7:30 p. m. yuntoff,. |)ns$4toat af.It t|at(a CI0C and | Hobnail Bedspread * ment on details, sha^ll.fUe sa lt St the hall. AH degree teainmem- CIRCLE T d ih t o o ____ . ^ _ toe United Steelweriteto ef Ameri bera are requMted to report at 7 NOW Bads BATUBDAT ecssiTe cost of production araat be ca, was reported In satisfactory I Ik o’clock. Four candidates are ex added: Old Industrial aqulpmeoL With Purchase of Any pected to take the degree. Ftrai Maaehester Bbealag coatty Imported fuels, a bad fiscal condition In Mercy hospital today I Seott Brady Jatf system, and aortal security costs after undergoing an emergency I lunerspring MattresB To HoM Bleetlag at Noraick that ara shifted to the price of fin- appendectomy. lahad gooda Murray, who will be 63 in May. I During This Sale_ THE OFFICE OF Meriden, Feh. 9—CP)—Howard •Mseeam of Tasca" entered toe hospital two weeks; D. Dewey, department comman "Italy Is not only a museum of ago for a physical checkup and to > Thin charming hobnail spread can Closed Wednesday at DR. M. E. ^îORIARTY be yours as a gift! 0^’cr 6,000 dant of the Marina Corps leagus. arts. It la also a museum of taxes," rest after suffering a etomarh dto^ | ■ Noon ' announced today that a meeting PLUSt Lois Bailor As said a U. B. Treasury expert at otdef. noft, fluffy tiifta on sturdy cotton WILL BE CLOSED tached to ECA. "They stiU use backing. 4'a-inch tocy fringe. of department officera and par- ______# / u f ~ Tuesday night, his wife said, fie the kind of stamp taxes that start Choice of white, blue, grey, rose, Open Thuriiday 9 to 9 FROM FEBRUARY 11 sonnel from 25 Connecticut com- 'M ick«y' CINECOLOR suffered an attack which was dl-' munitlea will be held Sunday, Feb. Read Herald Advs. ed the American reyoluUon.” agnoaed as appendicitis. An opera- ; green, chartreuse, gold or flame. Other Days 9 'to 5:.30 THROUGH 13, In Norwich. ’The Rose City The ItaUan tax structure pinches tlon waa performed about mid-1 Twin and full sizes. department will be baats at the the poor, blocks production and night by Dr. J. E. McOcnahsn snd FEBRUARY 26 meeting, at Which pluia will be adds unduly to Its coot, while it hospltel authorities reported yes-1 I made for the annual State con allows toe rich to get off paying terday Murray spent a “comfort-! vention of tha department In With a DeUcious Dinner almcat no Income taxes. able day." I Waterbury in June, Tha collection system Is ham Meanwhile, more than 900,000 ir strung by a banking secrete tow /AT nMmbers of toe Steelworkers un- | P.M. that cloam banks’ books to the ion—which Murray helped to or- J government, so mostproflte taxes ganlu s decade ago—voted yes / are not collected. This accounts Dining Room of for what, In ths eysa of EGA, to terday for his ro-electlon as their SALE FOR FLOORS one of the worst ItaUan taxes—a president. He was unopposed. Distinction four per cent turnover tax. FARR*S Called the "transactions tax,” it GAY, r.I.EAMING FELT BASE adds 16-30 per cent to toe cbet of FITTED AND INSTALLED ON IN EVERY ROOM OF YOUR HOME many ItaUan producta. Four per Marlboroii|vh YOUR FLOOR ------=------.a LOWER PRICES REALLY MEANS cent of an article’s value muat be Tremendous bargains! Save now on all types paid in taxes every time it changes That we now featura win prebshly five «w»y to higher /# H Miss Alba Mastorgi, public i of, floor coverings . . . designed to add rich ownership. ■' health consultant of toe State D»- ' Up to ii prices when spring arrives. PLEASANT MOMENTS .T ax Eaay To CcUer.t aq. yds. $15-95 new color and dtrama to tvery room in your partment of Health, will speak to , home. .Special Mid-Winter Sale Values. This tax, successful because it is adult representatives of all organ-1| l l easy to coUect, last year brought Isations of the town on toe poast- | Have a bright, aparkllng kitchen At The Hammond Organ — None Other Bat “Adrian” In 80 per cent of IteUsn internal bility of having public health nurs- 'I floor for Ittlr money! Chooae from Llearance Items at Savings to 50% BUT n o w : revenues. The government agreed ing service. The meftlng spon- nationally advertised brands . . . to reduce it this year to three sored by the Board o f Eklucation ■ beautiful new patterns and colors of Was Now TODAY’S LOW PRICE per cen t will be held In the Richmond Me this nrgged flooring. • B' Twlstweave Broadioom. aq. yd. $10.50 $7.75* BETTER SEI.ECnON Only 12A per cent of Italy's tax morial Library building thla e 9' Wilton Broadioom. sq. yd...... 9.98 7.75 reoaipte tost year, which totaled GREATER VALUE evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss • 8.0 X 12 Car\ed Wilton G E T i 776,000.000j)00 Uiu. waa paid In tai- Mastorgi spoke before the { Bioadloom ...... 159.00 I84JI6 An Announcem$|it Froip ooms taxsa. A recant legal squab school board at Its Januai^ meet e 7 .\ .9 Axmineter Broadioom .... 45.50 34.56 ble between two MUan buslness- TODAY’S SPEQAL: ing. Anyone IntereatK) is welcome { GENUINE e 2~ ” Stair Carpet. Figured, yd...... 2.39 I..19 mea got ona Utlga>t oo angry he to attend this meeting. ) e 18 X 27 Twistweave Samples...... 2.95 1942 BUICK SPECUL SEDANET The Friendly Folks At The roveaM hla a a a ^ In 'eoutt. The Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts anti PERMANENTLY 5BMENTED a u X 11 Carved Wilton Broadioom 5P.50 '29.75 BL.\CK. RAm O AND HEATER government leaped on tha figurer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dancause TO YOUR FI.OOR • 9 X 12 Wool-like Yarn and EXCELLENT CONDITIUN he s^ ed. checked hla tax record. attended the meeting of Etoat Cen- ‘ Fiber Ruga ...... 88J.S eiiA dtocovotad ha ewad toe gov- tral Pomona Grange in. East e S.r. X 10.6 Wool-like Yarn and $ 1 ,1 9 5 .0 0 ______aenment owan bllUon lire. Hartford on Saturday evening. Up to 12 Fiber Ruga ...... 29.95 SHERIDAN Just 111 such finds would dou aq. yia. $34-95 The Board of Tax Review will 1 #4'; X 7'.j Wool-like Yarn and ble ItaUan revenue. Financial ex- meet in toe Richmond Memorial Fibre Rugs. ! ...... 15.95 paita say tbare are easily another 1939 Pontiac “ 6” 2-Door Sedan— Black. Here’s a de Library building from 10 a. m. to - • 0 X 9 Felt Base Ruga ...... 6.9.“^ 3.47 9 X 12 Axminister Rugs 110 eandldatee In lUIy. Knjoy handsome custoin-quallty in pendable one. 4:80 p. m. . ' ll laid ilnoleum at a sale saving. Smart • 78 X 9 Felt Base Ruga ...... ■8.6.’> 4.87 striking patterns and colors to en TkgM from the little people’s Mrs. Sarah Kcrahaw has re-1 • y X 10.6 Felt Baae R ilga...... 10.9.5 5.47 1940 Plymoath 4-Door Sedan— Gray. Clean aa they etfwiwgo are ecltocted in >rithheld patterns and colom go clear through rich every decorating scheme. turned borne from the >Middl«aex | a 9 X 12 Felt Base Ruga ...... 10.9.5 5.47 come. “ . . . . . Oar lobster and ateak Oar banquet and pa^y wagto) ac mhst o f the 97JS bilUo to the back for extra wear and long Sturdy Axminater weave .... a $59.95 MORE. .YES MORE OF THESE WONDERFUL ADVANCE- hofpital where she waa a patient I service. favorite for beauty and long wear. 1941 Pontiac Sedan Coape—Bbck. A popabr model at dinnera are becoming faclUtica Are tmaarpaaa* paid test jroar came from the pow. for aome time. an attractive price. „ ^ cd for birthday parties, Tlia poor alao paid most of 116,- An Increase o f over $80,000 in | “ CONGOWALL” . . . INEXPENSIVE TII.E II 1941 Plymoath Boeincea Coape—Green. Radio, heater more popniar every 000,000,000 fire In sales taxes on the grand list here for 1948 is | FINISH FOR KITCHENS, BATHROOMS ■ *-5 SPRING SUITS THAT YOU SCOOPED UP WHEN WE weddings, showers, lodge salt, tobacco,aad matchea. and defroster fan. _ . week. Get yonr pajrty ap noted in toe report of tha aase meetings, etc. We give, Over 90 psr cant of Italy’s coal soto. The list to subject to change I : P 1941 Oldsmobile “W ” Town Sedan— Gray* Nice and and we wiD have j'oar and 100 per cant of its oil fuel by the Board of Tax Review which FIRST ADVERTISED THEM! personal attantioa to all coma from abroad. One of ECA's meets several (times tola month. | table nicely decorated C Sq. Ft. 1946 Ford^“ 6” 2-Doop Sadan— Black. Godd all the way. size gatherings small or Mg John in Italy to to subaUtute The list totals 81,163.727.00. Last ' 13 1946 Ford V-8 4-Door Sedan— Dark bhie. Plenty of ac- for yoa. • T. hydmiaetrio power for Imported ymur it sfaa $L0S0,1B1.00. large, lowest pricaa. fuel. John Squltrs has rcturned homc j| Pennanent baked en ccasories. .... Starting ■ ibis Satnrday Blala FaielgB Market Laat from the Hartford hoapital where |' amel wall covering Look at what you get lor only 29.98. , two-tone Gahardinesy Donegal Tweeds, solid 1946 Pontiac “ 6”- 2*Door Sedan— Metallle maroon. A-1 Or aqoal Importance ie toe loes he received treatment for an In-! Raised tile effect. condition. ’ V ws wm fmtare Oafry of Raiya main fcrMsa aearket— Jury to his right leg. I Stays bright and bean- e Smith’s <^heatirB ..who OqrmaiisE. la 1986 Owmaay took tlful for >’csrs. never 1947 Mercary Clnb Coope—Tan. 8 1 ^ looking. After the concert at 19.1 per cent at Xtaljra experts, 1948 Mercary 4-Door Sedan— Black. Exeeptionany needs refInishIng. /Gahardines, boxy styled, flared models, belted and fitted Spring suits that are young the State theater on Son- has played .in all the bet and oaM Italy more thhn any ether Washable. clean. ter pitecs in Conn., for eouatiy. In 1948 Germany bought day. rcaen'e yoar tab]e 8 J per cent of Italir’a exporta and PRESCROniONS -;Bndridi-Iooking! No one would guess that these suits are priced so low because OVER THIRTY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM. FROM ’W at the Sheridan for f 20 years and a big Vah aoM 1.9 per cant of her imports. CUT-TO-ORDER Select from the very newest col TO AND INCLUDING *49*a. GUARANTEED. IN .Fruits and vegetables ara Italy's CALLED FOR^ ors and patterns. Your rugs wall- good apecial dinner. W s aatine party, door pris9s CARPET to-wall instaltotloas ai» eut-to- or WRITING AND* PRICED RIGHT FOR QUALITY mikin aErienltnnU axporto. Im-. SERVICE ------they’re made by top suitmakers in New York. Check these features. . . Each suit is are going*to serve oar and a prize for the bert rovamante here to a major ECA AND der and promptly deUvared fresh CARS. dancers. This will be S ' Sbjactive. involving modem spray from famous mllto. BROADLOOM regnlar 6 coarse Tarkcy ing methods, new eside, batter DEUVERED fully lined—plus hand-made button holes—with inch wide seams—plus a good-sice hem Dinner/o]* 82.00. Regn . regalar fcatare at the packaging, aortlng and traaaporta- RUGS TO $84.50 Sheridan. tlon and a bettor study o f miurketa OF MANCHESTE lar price ^ .5 0 . Mneh toad In eeothera Italy. FINE Sicily and Sardinto naete Irrlft' Tour ttaolatmi wfll ha liwtaHad hff- on the skirt. Siaes .9 to 15 and 10 to 18 in pastel tones and navy. Kaith’a oynt factocytralaed sx- tlon, or to ba rertaimad, PHARMACY 'ir-J WaBi Six H a m to Watk parta to aOMue you at tka flnaat t 6 9 ' 9 ® « S MAMCN8Sr8B._,JnunNONg tis» 464 Cmtcr Strtrt euatam wortoMBalrip. ■ One of thq Mggeat a^cultural Tql. 2 9811 TELEPHONE 8*02 Or 8847 FOR RESERVATIONS sffarts win be inidq to ^ greatei -.IT!’ ui H . *1’ 'I. OPEN EVENINGS UNTII. 10:30 yield pair term worker and farm

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MAM HESTER EVENING HEKALU. MAM. HKai EK. CONN;, WEDNESDAT, rEBKUAKY 9,,19t» r r Motben Chrela fiiet at tbs home of Added W o l^ than. Wtra eqfrariimanta followad Monday, Fab. 21, at 8 p.m. there living purpossa, itaa nfused Mon along on an Inunediata vqta on n will be a public hearing at tl.e day night, by the 2Sonlng Board. Mrs. Harry Odium. Mrs. F. Martin When eelMiUata .-odd WU propoolng n 60-doy moratorium by baarUng and jiaakatbalL The tax -collector Will he in hie McGnth was the s a ltin g hostess. mtlea to the diameter nt U-. ^ public life and tha banking and 8U U Building and Oonatruetlaa PatebUpRift l i n g Mimdny night then waa o joln t Town HoU, when this budget will on evictions except for nutoance of be pnowted in detail. office Feb. 12 opd Feb. 19 to re- Venus a few yson ago, th | B j building fields. ' Tradea OqubcII. nan-paymant of rant. ntgetingoeting of w Board of FlrauMa Production of s i single bifocal creased her weight by twri|M l Atteiid State’s Opening remarks wers ntade by Speakers on types of home ft- and.* Hoard “ jam ofm Saloeiunanamacfmwi. at— the •nie requnt of Paul Bancroft to riew tax grievoncee. Reopens Store ConThMi out a threat to xet . meeting, ol^ Abe Miller Peat Tuesday sveniitg. St. Ann’^ leiU .requires a total of 302 skills. lion binien tons. J ^ r ile r rran J. MoLcaa, ebalmaa of the naneing include Edward W. I'Mald attknAimunity Hnll Tue^ Thxm„ ^wbeh the. pndoa»d pork a trailer on his propeKy for O’Meara, VA loan guaraafoa offi oeparaiely, the Seiiato Judiciary After the meaUiig aalScitiitmen’a Midget was reviewed. Housing Talks AdviaorY commUtee, and he waa. We Carry Thie Most Cbnqilete committee held a aeporate meeting day evening. “Ir H e r e followad Hot T. J. M ui^y, sUto cer: Jamea E; Bent, prcsldant nnd nppaoved the measure. i diraetar hf m A . * Hartford Fodoral Barings and OemocTBis midi J^pubV* raael nieeiiaaHn Loan asaoctation; Howard K Deoplte the oaparato action, Local Officials Declare There waa a panel dlacuaaion on Smith, treasurer Middletown Sav Stock Of Carters In Mandhest^ < ^ 8 Appear " ii» Have however, tha door was left open "Srisrine Cwk TeMt Ro- I land planning during which were in g Bank; Joaeph H. Sheehan, for nn ngreement with the Repub- Nothing Constructive i heard Robert F. Raymond, chief federal housing and finance offi Settled DifferenoM Ucan-oentrolled House committee. tarians o f Experiencea ' valuator FHA and Joaeph M. How- cial; John F. Pickett, ditef under- Instead of reporting tha bill to the Advanced wriUr FHA and T. J. Murphy. Jr., floor hy a vote of uie Senate com Going Sorn/^l^n? On Recent Tours ’ ard, treasurer o( Home Builders Hartford, , mittee alone, Weehrier sold the i association of Hartford county. director of FHA, crata and R e p u tw ^ Osneral Manager George H. I A diacusaloo of construction waa General Manager Waddell said propoecd legislation would be aUh* A countiV muiplcion, with m Waddell. T wn Engineer James that while thf session might be heva patchite mlUod to the House committee to 6 beaded by Edward 3. Boyle, depu day. •______itnich yfOTWt color t at day's and it ap^ taurant. u ' group from Manchester in com- chael'J. Barry, president of the whales. poored the two porUos ware will Sperfking with a pleaaant Britiah pany with public offlcials. bankers j ing to make further atUmpU to Auburn, Maas., Feb. 0—(XV--A a ^ n t Mlaa Caah aald that the and builders from' sll parts of the j — ——— — r— ——— — — —— question of extending voting privi- j work together. takaoTf crash put two New Bri state discu.«.se Bernard Campagna |pretty much been wasted." ' stitute and a pilot .of a two-aeater- ttoV bre<2 discontent .uid unrest. committee met behind closed doori Describing his Impression of the j to Iron out the dispute.. • ' troining plane, suffered a frac at the Old MiU I conference. Waddell said it ap-1 MARTIN-SINOUR At the close of the meeUqg. tb« tured anWe, a compound fractured ; T,"r„rs:rh. “ i,.;:;?™; pcared that banking . groups felt 1 ncM and a possible fractured jaw, tries, hr laborers feel that thr> , i r o g Bernard Campag- \ committee eholnnen. SeaAtor OOr. municipal ofllclala were not co-' nelhis Mulrihlll (D-Br1dgeport) Atbur Nimrod, 23. a passenger. It's your chance of 0 lifetime to buy finer itierchondis* arr not being given proper treat- na of this town. The new propric- 1 operating to develop a housing ment. i ahd Rep- Kriaon Cerpriitcr (R- ■ufferOd a compound fracture of tors hope to augment the business ^ program, that municipal nfliciala OihtoriMryl endllngty ennouheed the noet and concussion. at greater savings! Come in eorlyl ! •The whitea in South Africa oc- by adding choice items and an- 1 blamed the lack of progress on ! c u ^ a definite minority position. tlques to the stock. .. hsnkers snd that bulldeni tended to Mwepapenfien: Their plane lost flying speed In ■ ! she continued, and for that reason "Prefipred To Oe Te Werh" takeoff climb yesterday and spi The store will be reopen for bus to lay their troubles at the door i .-vr r feel it would be folly to give vot- o f both bankers and officials. It raled Into the ground from 100 iness today nncl the people of Man. far th« €arri««n frm la "The cbiumlttee hae resolved I Ing riRhts to the colored. There was not on atmosphere, Waddell any dtffarences and la prepared to feet altitude. It crashed In a field : are 8 '2 million blacks to 2 'i mil- Chester are invited to come In and reports. In which much construc off the southwest cutoff here. look the plaee over and perhaps go to work.” { lion whitea. and then there are a tive progress could be expected. 1 Cor tel $ Cud<)lo*up Cottons They sold the Odntroveny had I c I few million more Indiana and na- make a trade at the Old Mill Waddell’s Conclusion ; Wont M spark «p Trading Post. / been settled hy a committee vote I lives contrasted to the whitea. Waddell said he came away from your intariora Instructing Budget Director Rob I Oatlirh Eggs Valuable Mr. Campagna along with his the conference "opposed In princi with a boanilM, tha ncmas snr wriceoM om» m i irM ywir smei ert H. Weir to fumtab details on Satorday Evening Post ; In discuaaing the ostrich feather wife have fpr several years been ple as I have always been, to sub tcmi-laMrent folsb? Ba m n requests aubnritted by depertmaat I.didies Home Journal i industry In South Africa. Mias (nlcrcsled in the fine art of buy sidized housing” but "not very aad us« Gloa-Tont. Eerily WbMphiilyfinonB’riSorhfCsrtw'fTliHrJRMi- applied, dries ^ck ly ana IM hoado. and Yqur Choice ' Cash hit upon v.hnt she described ing and trading of various items much impressed with our ability to Ri^blicans hod contended for : aa one of the moat striking fea- o f furniture etc. He has also an get housing needed now without colors rtmafn clear and Nsiwtorf* cut 9»>n» bnHns rim...p»swsM» fcisRse sparkling ofwr many wash deye that the govemof’e budged, • Holiday ' tuies of her'atay In that country other talent, that of making a some form of subsidy.” while e meeterpiece of ^prepegan- succes-s of the various Gilbert and The general manager said today ings. Can be uood on motal, A s 4, * • ssy • Red Bmk Ostriches don't lay eggs very wood, cemtot, canvas, plas- da.” hod Inoufllclent informatton to ' often, .she said, and the mean- Sullivan operas in town which he he has not as yet received sn In An* ie » end Is llwpe-"fwwl w*wil Iwilng. enable the committee to do Its job '?• • Parents [ temjiered. birds will often destroy has directed during the ps.st two vitation to the* housing confer icr and wallboord. property. Democrate did. not' of>- >e Modem Screen REG. 269.95 3-PC. LIVING ROOM their egg. in s fit of rage. Eggs years at' the South Methodist ence called by Governor Bowles Jwt to furnishing all the data re< sre therefor considered quite val- church.' .and acheduled for tomorrow night quested, but resented the G. O. P • American Home SALE PRICED! YOU SAVE «.3 0 at Yale University. . uable, I^he Thpn nn« m w no-droop Tyke ponta 1 to S attacks on the budgcL Common practice finds the eggi Yesterday’s session, sttended by Aik Jar it tUhtr nay. . . iath they were stopped by, G.I.s ■ ' Lieutenant Governor William T. Heertage Start Next Week Special Offer being given to coWed families to "nice American bayonettes.” For Varnished Surfoett Use id t m * NSwabStTahlrta^ No huttoas. no Upon. The two chairmen announced tradt-marki mtan tkt tame Mnz. be hatched. ESch member of the ' Carroll who spoke on "State Gov- Pay As Delivered On Ttrms: 20% Down, "Socialism OocMi't Work" emment’g Part In the Economy Birth to S jrenr* fiSc that iMidget hearings will start Balance Monthly family takes turns sitting on the In discuesi g conditions in Eng Martin-Senour VARNISH gifton .NovahUi gowno. Open or cloood bnclu. egg, and when the young ostrich Housing Program,” heard d long I next Thuraday. 23988 land. Miss Cash .said that the group of persons prominent In aiHh .lo 1 yenr S1.S5 ^ Another DanlocniUc-RepubUean finally breaks out of his shell, the standard of living is low and that Rent a Floor Sander and Give Thote Cony BlUpern JIffon NevnMnd. ruk^ hfase nad squabble, this one cantering en pro Keystone Readers Buy this modern two-cushion sofa and two big lounge head of the family Is paid for his posed antt-eriatlcR lagfslallen, ap la|M>rs. the socialist experiment of th e ! • widto. 1 to 4 yearn fS-SS chairs now— enjoy the savings of this exirp-low Sole English Is not working well. ‘‘To Floor$ a New Look, Pnatt Dregg Twosome. Bohy postela, fi months to peared to have simmered down Service In 1947. Miss Cosh was selected 57 Farmington Ave. lOTTUo UNon AumoRirr or iwi cocaxoia coMrsMT ir i Pricel "Double-oction" coil spring construction for ’ by the Society of Journalists in my mind, Britain under the labor ■ S years fSAfi government just doesn't work," she Pretty UaMat^Flnk, bine or white. Birth to 1 Bmqtor Alfred F. Weeheirr (D.. Hartford comfort— duroble figured Frieze upholstery for beauty • South Africa as its delegate to Hartmrdl, Senate chairman of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Ehst HaKfprd, Conn. , the World conference of'the Inter- sold. , "Although beautiful on i .yenrSlAfi ond long life. Select kiln-dried hardwood fromei. paper, socialism doesn't Work in | commUtee. charged yeatarday that No. Telephone Calls I national Ordar of Joumalista in Larsen’s Feed and Hardware RepuMteana had refused to go e lt«>, tw C— Cds Cmam ; Prague. Chechoslovakia. The practice. Socialism . .. has killed' speaker was the onlj^ woman dele people's ambition." 34 DEPOT SQUARE T E L . 5406 gate at the conference represent- When asked conceirning the j . ing 29 countriea. i progress of sociolixcd medicine in ! ; The woman Journalist stated that country. MIsa Cash replied | that prior to the Prague meeting that "people who alwaya enjoyed I ■he had "snorted at” stopioa of running to doctors are running a j Russian obatrucUonist tiMOIeo, but hundred times more." ' i that Rusaion'OCtloM at tht conftr- Miss ensh hopes to settU in tnee changed her mind, Hartford. Shr waa oocurod as i Wete Splad Dpen. speaker b^ Pred Matin. , The joumollats attending the I meeting, obe a»ld, were clooely TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER I auperriood and "we had a feeling X Hcte H TW ICl Is Believe 824-828 M A IN S T R E E T . ! of belM'-.W^ril upon.” 8bo added I that salMinnw of-M^ "erho mpMt WEEK-END had g dunce to jp> nnywhm on 9X0MCmU I his otnt," As one travelled fm h er • coat, this Bitiiation be^mie more I pronounced. One reponer sriio I managed to unearth' a<' story of \ I possible revolution was arrested ' rCMMie BV tOlBII j 'and given 24 kburs to leave the f rsssiBsi a> Tbonaaods til Ssstorri I484848535353484832532323235348532348235323482348238948532323482348235353235323535353232348232353232353534848484823235323232348484848232389905348 rnTnoatn must bo good nben country. thousands of Doctors pceaeribed It ...... I While JU4velUng through Ger- for yesurs. rmTPSBn acta at ones ! mony^^Abe journalists were locked to rcUsva such coughing. It oetuolto I en their train and not allowed "to i 'loosens up' phlegro and niakasit ■V-'i easier to raise, da/#- EZ/ecMoa. , Mt foot on the ground." When, 3-PC WATERFALL BED, CHEST, Q g g REG. 59.50 DURASTAN 9x12 FT. RUGS l.'they tried to gel off the train,' toiting*ho. '^PEim iBSIII^ SALE ALL PRICES CUTe.aTHIS WEEK ONLYl large, handsome pieces Itt gleom'ing Sove on these lOOSc wool pile ox- Walnut veneers. Sturdy detoils for Rrg. 184aS minsters! N ew florol, t8fh Century, Thursday, Friday and Saturday long service, with hordv/oed con:; ruc On Terms: 20% modern designs! Decorator color’s. On Tens*: 2 0 % Down, tion, rigidly dovetpilcd drowers. Down. Balanee • Reg. 7 2.95,9x72'rugeuihionf, 11.44 Salonce Menthly 80e C A N V A S W ORK WARDS LONGWEAR Monthly This Week's PENNY SAVERS We'll oxchango your old ^ 81 X 108 s h e e t s M O V ES 4 FOR $| Snowy Ntnmg OMUe-IWdl wHM I muidin cleaner, regardless of Rrg. 2.59 HOSE 1 NECKTIES */ Rugged 8-oz. weight. Inside nop- Tightly woven for strength— 128 threads per aq. inch of 'age or condition, for Reg. $1.00 and 81.50 ped , wormth, lockstilched Reg. 55c 1 1 ttr heavy long staple cotton. 3" saams for service. Stock up! top hem.

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f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* WEWNE5DAT, fEBRUAHY 9, l‘J4B p a c e MAWUHCyiBR BVJCNING HERAJ-U. MANCHESTER. CONN, WBlIwaOlÂt. r«=«NÂKY 9. 1949 ibe law ns applied to a union} M ^ tMs i ^ r toAalsd ft.M S.fttt.- victions of himsalf and the union itures, it twid, "could iK>t be re Tax" Coromlselonsr WllUain P, newspaper "at ftaat of excaeolng- * Clgaretto TaxjC* Gala 81. or | lD T ,m W mold thkn for garded aa prohibited by the ata- . to «8R «r « vice prealdent o f to* citib, was Moasa Berkaan of_ Ths_ Connelly has reported tan had been aet asida. ly doubtful constitutionality. | tuen t>f the negregmUon of nge TlmTlmi ^ . W i!t« Brooks of - Tho - - tM previous similar period. Appeals .Ckiurt ,Tha Union bought a political ad- tuU." V,, ,|.^ . 'l I IJM, .. ^ t. -. , - named unanimously at the annual rdcsipU from July 1, INS. to Jan. Before the case came to trial Iff VIS I* 4 M l «fs «Supa. the k(ndergmrtenn hnve tsroury Re;UpubUcan, Thomas I t J. Hartford. Peb, B - ^ — Stats W INIV— >N8 vartlaement in The Hartford "In a practical sense the situs-1 Walsh Heads here. Judge HIncks gave an opin (ew^îioois thdr own playground M meeUng last night to succeed O u t Keena o f T„w•rim Oourant,------fedward P. v r r n > - i s Tbftojr’a ff«f/io » fim aa and .radio time on Station tlons are very similar,” said the ' have the flrH thref4P»dfw and J, Lalumla o f T h *’ Assodatod Bartoelmes of The New Haftn UphpldS'Utiioii W K N B at New Britain, Conn., on ion holding that the challenged Court of Appeals, "for In the case INW 18 a w m MTMHR$ Intermediate group ‘"c itin g too Press. Register and Binar Guafafson of 'maadarO 'Urn* section b f the act was - constitu- at bar this small union owned no Laurel Club # Jan. 2. 1848, Both the advertise Ti3& Is Heal'd 4th. 8th and 6th grade*. The buUdt Other officers elected are Jack The Mlddletosvn Prsao. ment and the broadcast urged re ttoniil. '' newspaper and a publlaatlon in the _ to pay what yea in n art so plannW that rooms of Zaiman, o f The Hartford Courant, Admitted as new Conviction of Hartford jection of Senator Robert A. Taft Issue Not Touched,lipoa daily press or by radio was aa na , boy e*a t yea aeed. Pbeee er g s g a r s a a s the club were Angelo DeMlo, N w .^8:8#— ' tural a way of communicating Ita common uae are centr^y » « » t ^ Named President of Vico prealdent; KcUK Schronrock IR., Ohio) aa a candidate for the This Issue was not touched upon ^ tha YES M A N tsday. ' We Os a * readily acceaaible to primary aiw of The Oourant, aecretary: Jerauld Haven Register, and C Richard ^‘^ R O -H ln t Hunt; Nawa WDRC—Harveat of Start. Painters Local and Republican presidential nomina views to Its members aa by a Si^*' SnVdr^n . Gives WONS— Family Tbeatar; Nawa. In the Circuit court's opinion, but Intermediate group*. The achoola Newspaperttien Cover T. Manter o f the United Press, as Picks, United Press.______WCCC—Hartford Police Speak; tion, and defeat o f Connecticut Re it referred to a Supreme court de newspaper o f Its own.” $25 •• $300 m> tiansbw* •••"• arc a year-round aSset with play- sistant secretary; George Bragdon 1290 Club. W TH T—Groucho Marx. / O'Brien Reversed publican Congreaamen who had The opinion was written by A d ^ b ^ Before^ ’the w n c —Mr. Diatriet Attorney. cision holding that political advo- B « n. a PMi oa. ground* available for vMatlon ing General Assembly of n i* Hartford Times, treasurer, WKNB—Newa; 840 Request voted for the act he co-spooaored. Prcalding Judge Learned Hand ______an Block I0fl>8— cac.v in a union newspaper did hot ^ ; Sse with adjacent toilet rooms and John K. Borland o f The Hlurt- . Matinee. New Ha/*n, Feb. 8— — The Pnrpose to Ckalleage Ia w constitute a violation of the ata- and concurred in by Judges 8 5 S f eemeemrm ttter iiB(i ra imv v i r ford Times, assistant treasurer. Hartford, Psb. t— The Pub-1 WTHT—Kay Kyaer. WDRC—Beat the < ^ k . The union openly announced Charles C. Clark and Jerome N. which may be 1 Hartford. Feb. 9.- OV)—The W ONS—Oomedy Playhouse. conviction o f a Connecticut union tiite. In that case, it said, the Lalumia was named to the Ex lie UttllUsa commiaslosi has ro- W n c—Backstage Wife. that Its purpose was to challenge Frank. ■^Th« Urtapoh to me«t th« chal- mainder •’“V.f ^ j Laurel club, social organltaUon of served dsclsloni on -the application W TH T—Bing Crosby, and ita former prealdent on Supreme court justices ' regarded /etM moC FINANCE..ca* The community wll newspapermen covering the Gen* ecutive committee, as were J. dtlS~- .. ,1 the constituUonaUty o f the provis 2nd Raw • $TATi TMIA1M 8UnMN8 l«n(e of wt»»1d ph)»lcir* 1* Our of the Bridgeport Hydraulic com w n c —R ig Story. » charges o f spending union monejr the ‘ h^’toriums wd^ uw I cral AaSembly. ha. elected Wll- Jeremiah HaUas of WTtC, elected w n c —SUUa Dallaa. ion of the Taft-HarUsy law for ys3 sum sfiiir, auNCMnm comm. pany to issue M.0M addltiof^ power^ tafln’s more knowledge to as chairman; Carleton B. Clyma W KNB—Johnny Long. J8:S6— for political purposes has been re bidding axpendlture o f union funds OM 3430 • BovId Itavey. 1$* MAMnsw not K a s “o“ l»inm J. Walsh, political editor of shares o f common stock, with the WONS—Deems Taylor Concert. our children,” ' eUUd Snul M. of The New Haven Register, Wil t i t f for political purpose*. It contend t iMT •( tIM iwh tIO.M sia i rranillr <• It mstMf CMSMidlw InilMmiiU tt I 1M 5 1 durinV toe^X n lig or d X ta "lT h e Bridgeport Poat-Telegram. a. Income being used to pay obllga- ] WDR^j—New Bngland Note- WDRC—Walter Brennen, U. S versed by the U. 8. Court of Ap ita president. liam A.. Sheehan o f WONS; peals. ed It violated constitutional guar Im m Mda M inidMli il til wrMn4ii| (nm SUvert^n. <*«on p"criode: Sereno B. Gammell o f W THT, tlons and expand its plant book. Bonda. fichool Planning corAWlttec. in nis' • Walah, who has been ^4rving aa WTHT-r-Bandstand; Newa. W TH T—Meredith Wlllaon. The decision, bandsd down In antees o f free speech and a free New Dental on “Lncheeter-. Ncwl. Q..e«tl«OH .Wvcrcd W TIC — Lorenxo Jonea. w n c —Curtain Time. Nsw York yesterday: ordered disr press. The court of Appeals said the WONS—Story Tim *.' 18:45-^ missal of Indictments under the Plate Materials' - u« .1..... tt. .p»! , ,i“.% ,s^'i,r.«rs'?ou rs WKNB—Vaughn Monroe: WDRC-ÔoVernor Bowles. Taft-HaiUey set against Painters case represented "prosecution of a relatively . small union because of ^ 'Sock and Buakhi^ M. ff. S. Dramatic Club f m e e tin g of the KollUter Parent-’ their talks. In answer to these It Sketch Book. local union No. 481, AFL, of Hart Of SuriM»»ing Beauty aaaociation. was revealed that the rooms in WCCC—News; Melody Matinee WDRC—News on all stationa. ford, and ta ex-president, John R. trining expenditures for a news PreaenU Teachers __ paper advertisement (8111.14) and ^ 2 the new senoote are built to care 11:18— O’Brien. Arthur H. niinp. superintendent 4t46 a broadcast (32.50)." Such expend of "schools, showed slides of floor for 30 students which is the desir WONS—Two-Ton Baker. W ONS—Mset The Band. They were convicted in the Fed Have Your Dental Plates able size of claaaes. Mr. Illing ex cral D i*trl:t court here last Sept. pishs and exterior views of the W TIC — Young Wldder Brown. 11:16— > plained that Hollister school in the Remade by the Princeton and Olcott street schools WCCC—Junior Wac Jockeya. WDRC—World Tonight. 23, and Judge c"«rroII C. Hincka long range plan might become a shi W TH T—Jpe Hasel. imposed lines of $800 on the union, Fagan Dental Laboratory PRIDE PREJUDICE and e g ^ i n ^ the reasons for the junior high school when the need WDRC—The Old Record Shop. W TIC —Nswa. and $200 on O'Brien. Corner .\sylum and Trumbull Three-Act Comedy By Jane Austen isvouts M iJ' Robert Mclnt^h. is at hand and . the additions WONS—Adventure Parade. INCOME TAX pi^ldent o f the Manchtster ^ A 11:88— Slay Seek Suprem* Court Review planned for the building consider WTHT—Challenge of toe Yu WONS— Dance Orchestra; News council and member of the School U. S. Attorney Adrian W. with the new natural gum-tissue color malerisl. Enjoy com this neces-slty; In reply to what kon. W TH T — Weather Roundup Mahar, who prosecuted the case, Planning committee, urged every- will be done about the old schools. is my business not Just’ a fort and Improved appearance at low cost. Prompt service (Mi w n c —When A Girl Marrlea. W TIC —Boston Symphony Or said ha expected that the govem- HIGH SCHOOL HALL ^ pneto be surcô vote on the schoo] Mr. Silverstein empha.nzed thst WKNB—News; King Cole Trio. few weeks but 52 weeks a your dental plate repairs. chestra Dress Rehearsal. nofnt would seek a Supreme court wferendum. Thursday, Feb. 1< the proposed school expansion pro- WCCC—Big Brother BUI. year. when the poll. wUL.be O P^ from 12:00— review o f the reversal. Office Hours B A. VI.- to S P. VI.—No Appointment Required THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 8:00 P. M. gr.am is an effort to improve thtaln Midnight. 785 Center St.. Tel. 6859 Same as WDRC. "very happy" to hear that the con of .the local grammar schools and W T » T - 8 k y Ming. WIIFA. the load they will have to carry When you u m our htndy Cash * Carry service you aavt lOe on avery dollar W T lC —Just Plain BUI. 4:00— Meet Miss Mason. next vear.-HplUstcr school Is bu ilt, 5 doctors prove 5:85-1. you spend for Laundering and Dry Cleaning. WDRC— Herb Shrlner and Raj-- 4:48—Trade Wind*. atiiSmU and w^ll have an ; 5:00—E>'enlng Centlnel. . mopd Scott. enroll^ht of Til; Ro^rtwn with Ms plaii breaks And ifs thst Q U A LIT Y R AINBOW LAUND ER ING , that beat of aO 8:00—News. a caimclty of ISO will have 327, I W O NS—Tom Mix. — Sports: W’eather. WTIC—Front Page Fsrrell. Green achool, 240-306; Lincoln, “SANITONE” DRY CLEANING. 8:30—Mellotones; News. 420-588; Washington. 240-403. To j • Evening 7:00—Rym Berry and .lack Deal relieve this congestion immediate ^ the laxative habit If y fi Uk« l»i»tiT, rwul»dy— Pick Up and Delivery, too. Call 2-0030 7:20-UN News. For the very First Time in Manchester .... A Unique Service plans are to build the Princeton WDRC— News. 7:30—College Theater. and Olcott ^-schools- and future Yirt aorte, SOW 1 - 3 W O NS—Nevys. proTf, yo« « « y l« « k th« h*W^ Asa 8:00— Arthur Godfrey. | plaiiB Brt to btifid ft Broftd street rtUbhih your miturui |»w«r. W T H T —Music A t Six; Sports. Ei»hiy-Oir, pur o»ot of tk. <»•« U»Ud 414 k. 9:00—^To be Announced. school, an addition to Hollister, W TIC —News. 10:00 — Tournament of Cham additions and reconditioning of So run you. , Stop ukins whmtuTur you bow Ukfc ^ 8:16— pions. Arena Boxing. other schools and a new high itoud; Errry Bl*ht lor onu w ,k Uko * C « r t ^ WDRC—Record Album. Pilb. 8ucon4 w ,k —OBU u«wh Bl«ht. WTHT-FM. school. , work—OBu uTury othur Bif bu Thun—BotWail WONS—Sports Edition: New*. Sama aa W THT. Ceato Are Discussed Errry d*y: driBk uigbt pum u of wBturi uut W T IC —Musical Appetizer; WTIC-FM. • 4.ABIM Ubm lor rMuUrity. __ , . In discussing the cost o f the n ru Now York 4octacB proTud tU i p Weather. Same as w n c . project, Mr. Silverstein' polhted cap brook tht loioUi, habit. ^ 5lf8 Television ^ o w COB a Ib m Ut s tawk thu todra W ONS-rThe Ansvvsr Man. WXHC—TV. out that there is no choice and habltt Bk b u m Cutur'i PUlo “ iniWork” tbj that It ■will be a small investment lower di(«tiT0 tract aad Irom t b « oa M It W T H T —Sereno Gammell; P. M. Silverware CLINIC Blake ueo ol He owB Bdfarul powura. .Waatoer. . 5:00 — Tslstunea; Change* An- per dtisen toward aomethlng of Furtber-Carter’B PUto eoatala ^ hsWW unlimited value. He closed his talk ae/HfiRS^ LAUKDEREkS w n c —Profeaaor Andra Schen- nouncad. with a plea for all voters to get to *'"BreBL"tSfbiBUTB kabH . . . with C a iW f ker. 8:00—SmaU F ry Oub. rule . . . aad bo refular aatunlly. MANCHESTER 8:30—Camera Hetdllnea. the polls on Thursday, Feb. 17. Wbea worry, OTuraatiBt. p re rw o rk _ ^ a HARRISON STREET %'M— Mr. lUlng gave an informative you irrefuUr temporarily—take C a r ^ e Mlu WDRC— LoweU Thomas. 8:45—Ruaa Hodges Scoreboard. temporarily. Aad aaver |ut the latatlra habit. 7:00—Birthday Party. talk on the design of the new (iet Cartar'e PUla at aay drucutora lor M . W K N B —Dinner Music. buildings. He explained the advan- luday. You'U bu gratuM thu rum at yow lUm > WTHT—Internal Revenue Pro 7:30— Manhattan Spotlight gram. 7:45—Cafe de Paris. w n c —Three SUr Extra. W TH T — Weather Roundup; W ONS—Evening Star. Dance Orchestra. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY intiiKiiiii W D R C —Beulah. W ONS— Fulton Lewis, Jr. a . W TH T— News; Hero of the Week; Caatlea In the Air. FEBRUARY 10™ and ll™ W ONS— Robert Hurlelgh, New*, w n c —Slipper Club. 1:16— . WONS—Tello-Teat. ' YPDRfV-iBCli Smith Show, . . CONDUCTED BY .4N EXPERT SILVERSMITH AND w n c —New*. 1J8— WDRC—Club Fifteen. FACTORY REPRESENTATHE____ HERE IN OUR STORE WONS— Robert Hurlelgh. New*. WTHT—Lone Ranger, . . . TO ADVISE YOU PERSONALLY. w n c —Talk by Gov. Bowles. RCA Victor ' v ^ R C —Edward R. Murrow. WONS-Inside of SporU. Table Model w n c—Your Senator From Connecticut. Television HOW MUCH OF YOUR FINE SILVER. NOW OUT OF .'SERVICE FOR WANT 8 :88— WTDRC-Mr. Chameleon. OF REPAIR, CAN BE RESTORED TO FULL LUSTER, BEAUTY AND USEFUL W ONS—Can You Top This. $349.50 MANCHESTER W TH T — Amateur Hour, NESS? ALL KINDS OF SILVER . . . STERLING AND PLATE . . . ANTIQUE w n c —Blondle. (lastatlatloa Extra) OR MODERN . . . BLACK, DENTED, BROKEN OR BENT . . . BRING THEM * ^ D R C —Dr. Ch'riatlan. W ONS— Scattergood Balnea, Monchester TO OUR SILVERWARE (XINIC. WE WILL TELL YOU IF THEY ARE WORTH wnc—Olkat Glldersleeve. CARPET CENTER 8:55— Photographers RESTORING . . . YOU WILL BE SURPRISED WHAT CAN BE DONE. W ONS—H v Gardner. r. VICHI, Prop. 8:08— LEON R. BROWNE - ARTHUR J. BAILARGEON W DRC—County Fair. 18 Homestead St. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Tel. 2-1088 Dealers In Wool Rug| and Carpets ^ ' W T H T —Milton Berje Show, wnc—Duffy's TsTem. "At The Turnpike" 8:16— W ONS—Nswa. Notice 308 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 2-^43 Zoning Board of Appeals THIS LTVIQUE SERVICE HAS In accordance with the require ments of the zoning regulations ol BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS .IN the Town of Manchester, the Zon NOT BEEN POSSIBLE SINCE ing Board o f Appeals ivill hold * public hearing In the Municipal ifl'iie, Building.' Monday evening. Febru BEFORE THE WAR; . .IT IS BROADLOOMS ary 14,1949, at 8 P; M., on the fol lowing applirations: . | Handitonie, new broadlooma in 9 and 12 ft coiDCsr Application of Burt Flammer FURTHER EV IDENCE OF MICHAELS widths. Solid colors: Wine, gray, groen and for permission to conduct Real E s -. tate Business in home and to have t also beautiful block patterns. Give your small sign for same' at 17 Spfucc ' AIM TO HURRY THESE EXTRA WEATHER Street, Residence B zone. i| rooms a N E W look with a wall-to-wall in- Application o f Jeanne H. W in z-1 atallation. Icr for extension of permission to i SERVICES BACK TO YOU conduct Beauty Shop In home at 1 mkr-AEiw 51 Middle Turnpike West, Real-1 dence B zone. AT THE EARLIEST z f M i w / ROOM SIZE Application of 'George Stavnit- { sky for extension of permission to i WILTONS and AXMINSTERS have a portable roadalde stand at POSSIBLE DATE 256 West Center Street, Residence I B aone. | Availablo now in Application of Maynard Law-j The Futuramic Fleet is null complete! Tlie Oldsmobile "98" . . . the Oldsmobile 76 A STBP on th e rence for permlaaion to erect un-j these sices: 6 x 9, 8A itarter will have derslzed Lustron house on Lot No. j , . . . sod DOW the Olilbiindiile '"88," llie newest Futuramic of tlicm all! It » /VEfF in X 10.6, 9 X 12 and 9 x your motor hum- 26, Lakewood Circle, Residence jl A A zone. potver . . . with all llic lirilliani artion, iinbelievaldc smortilinese, and gas-saving economy 15. #ming promptly on cold winter mornings Application of Brae-Bum ' Es of Oldsraobilc’s higli-roui|>m».-iiin ''ILM-Wel" F.iigiiie. It's .Nt'II in styling . . . with tliat WITH ^ . . . if you winter-service tates, Inc., for permission to move | THE FINEST WORKMANSHIP ONLY a dwelling to a lot which will be' brand new Brxiv bv Fiober wlioso lower, witler, roomier ilimrnsinn* and greater visibility u it now with U0. Every phase of lindersised. West o f No. 17-19. your car is carefully checked. have made il an indiitirt-wiile seiieaiion. But ilie Oblsmobilc "88* goes furllicr llian o c K e r Jackaon Street, Residence B gone. RAPID SERVICE—MODERATE PRICES Don’t get caught this winter. Application of Evdrett Lathropll llial. 11 lias an eiilirelv ,N /'.If balaiit'e .a .N'/iTf "feel” . .. an iiidcBoribable some tiling ilia I for parmlaalon to build dsralUng || You wfll like our friendly me •els it apart from anv ear ever built. You'll understand this when you drive ihe car . . . EN6INE closer to rear line than regulations chanics ... our advanced equip allow on Franklin Street, South- !■ and not until ihen. So make a dale with ibe "88." .\sk your Oldsniobilc tlealer for a ment . . . our fair pricee... our cast Comer of Goodwin Street.'' BETTER SERVICE. Residence A zone. (ESTLMATES WITHOUT ANY OBUGATION WHATEVER) "New Tlirill" ride, llien ycm‘11 know what all the eicilcmenl is about! Application o f John K. McNeill j for permission to uaa bulldlag' for 1 fMi# stfatiâasivf m Vr»«s T**1I fled ecr isee taew the sale o f AnUques and Used tt4 ** ' ' ' b L D S O B I L E i STORE HOURS No. 52 and one half o f lot No. 53, y-«nccd men to bind, serge or repeir your ^ Ouicord Road, Residence A aone. I I Dally 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. rug and to make waD-tirwan instaUatlegis E: A il persons Interested may at-j YOUR OLDSMORILI D I A L I R by factory trained experts. = ROY MOTORS tend this hearing. Thurs. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. IiNerpovBtad Zoning Board of Amaola- JEWELERS, SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1960 2D No. Main Rt. By Martin E. Ahrord, Cffiairman. 958 M A I N ST.— O P P O S I T E O A R MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, Inc. Td. 5113 . James H. McVeigh, 512 WEST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER i^ ii Secretary. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCUEatEK, C O N N .. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1949 PAGE NtNA^ MANCHESl'SR EVENING HERALD. MANCH^S'lER. CUNN.. waDNEBtlAI, rEBRLARY 9, 191» b e ' In charge . of refraahmenta. Scanlon la tha dai^hter at tha lata Grand Dealgh, . J, R- Dos Pasaoa; School; Fun-making fo r SmaU Homa Furnishing, Mrs. A ' 41. Groups, Edna OaUter; England to Rutt; St. Nichols Anthok^, ed. Mrs. John Shanahan, Jr„ ia prs«l- Mr. and M n. John A; Scanlon oif died about two houra after betna ', bmiding^-^MlaabuHding^Miaa S n^m ^ Holly,Holly. wM, . oiof | Additional Books Hound-dog Mah, Fred Glpeoh; I Ellington dent, and M n . Nathan Edward* la Chlcopae, Maas., and Mr. DsfCkltt quite willing to viauaUae the Japa- SouUem Cross, Brlgld Knigbt; Ms, Emily Hahn; now to Make by kR B. Commager; Land of MUk hit own pfoplf that ht'wanta only admitted totO New Haven hoapl^ 773 Oirhard _atre^ New ttoven. PriceR Below • and Honay, W. L. White; Every- Chairman o f the Hospitality pom- la tha son ed Mr. aad M n. Victor neae .ln the role of warm American and Cbarlea Callahan, 59, o f Bran' Miss SUver Oomaa tq Stay, Pa Tour Osm Draperies, Kay Hardy:' mittee. pMuJf, but that, wa rajaet it. and Blast Fatal Wltli mulUple buma. FEBRUARY SPECIAL Ai Cheney Library The Mohawk Godnian Hlalop; aum l/Mhe Forward, L. L. Wbyte; The next regular meeting of the DeCarU o f SadirB MUIa, Blllnftoa. ■R^rted recovering at the'hoa- ford-;eacaped injury In the blaM. tricia Wentworth: Uhcle Dyna The Executive committee of tho with the queetlon o f Norway one mlUtiuy alUea. World's Oraat Operas, J. T. How Summer and Smoke, Tennesaea Ellington Center Parent-Teacher Mrs. James Scott of Somers ltal are Miss Marguerite La Hlfr, A Winchester apokesman said Days of OPA mite, P. O. Wodehouae. ' . Ellington Woman's Club bald n jm i^ Jieralb W e can aee and underatand the ard; Tax Dodgera, B. 1. 1 «V : They Williams. Association will be held Monday, road ta « patient In the Rockville , over which any frea t power might For Wonmn B, o f 113 Augur street Hamden, the explosion, the cause o f which The following. liaw ^bpoks have Non-Flctlon: Electronics In- bualneaa meeting at tha horn# o f S Refercnca room: Book *of Cos Febniary 14, at 8 p. m. In the El City boepital where she waa taken gMl compelled to go to war. temptation, which could . be who auffered laceratlona of the was not determined, occurred in a been placed oavtha idwlves of the. duMry, W. I. Benda and C. A. Took to the Sea. David Klein and Mrs. Gordon Dlmock of Mala PUMt.MHKi> B* CRB. tume. Ulllla Davenport; New En lington Town hall. Tuesday morning. r-^ om AkU> l^ PKINTINO c a , INC gUmpeed through Secretary Roy- head and shoulders; and Mrs. department where’ primers wera WhoteeiJe Flguri ' on Mary Cheney Library: Fiction, A tr Scarlott; No Place to Hide, David M. L Johnson; ShoU at Whlte- street TuOaday .afternoon. If B tM lt BtrM t whether or not It could ^ clear HELENE CURTIS Uils, L. R. Roller; AppUud Tex cyclopedia of Sports, F. G. Menke. Dr. Inea 'Sartorius, Assistant MlsaXugenia Scanlon of Sprlng- all'e talk In Tokyo. But we canhot Two Othero Injured in P^rcnce Darby, 56, of 83 WlUiama | being inspected for use in cai^ ter MldmghL Martha Albrand* B radl^ Major Problems of U. 8. fleld and Earl DeCarli o f Ellington r ; i ly Ita own winning of wat war. street. West Haven, under treat-. trldges and aheita manufactured • Important ' Commodi Forel^ Policy Brookings institu tiles, G. E. Linton and J, J. Plx- Supervisor of Rural Education, will • THUMA8 rtiKOUBUN yield to It without loaing the war WUding O r f# ’;i^ R. aeipp; : Nrt speak on the subject, "W hst Do win bo married Saturday, Febru The inside o f a smooth goM vasa the poemble making o f peace ment for scalp laceratlona and at * ‘ *the * - “Wincheater " “ *— ‘ “ * plant. • tion; Seeing More Things. J. M. zuto; American Folk Art, Jesui The word ''mile” la derived from pre*„ Tr»«».. 0« b’» **»"»»*» Primer-Mixing Shetl at NbgDtlabte,«m i4ing CoIessÛMug: We Want For Our Children?” The ary 13. at 9 a. m.. at Holy Family appears much richer In color than rovritifd octobtt «, iwi- no longer a comfofuble. long-term we fought and won. •Ibe spokesman s^d the amount Permanent Wave ties Slip Below Levi^ Brown; Electronics for Electricians LIpman; .Green Seas and White Latin words meaning a thousand fractured riba. High Towefa, *Iv B. Coalali^Majir women of Windermere section w ill church, Springfield, Mass. Miss the outside. ^Winchester Arms T%vo Others Escape lajiiry of damage was not immediately and Radio Men. Coyne Electrical lee. Mrs. M. (L .) MacMillan; paces. proceaa. ] Wakefield, Max'* De la Rochq: vuniiihoti B»»r> Two other# who were in the known. New York. Feb. 8—(47—Whole- a ou To the Editor, I OPA ceiUnga. I I.IIU cool down and hold off the battle I primer-mixing shed at the Win Top grade corn, o a ta .jv a and One roodin ny M »*l ...... S IH The recriit publication of the S iiifl* C opy ...... $ .!m i over Nonvay until aomething elae | chester Repeating Arms company TRY KOLOR-TREET - lard ware lower priced When the W ««aiy. *y C trU tr ...... 1948 Report o f tha Vamon Board plant here. 'wholuiale marketa cloaed yeater ( ID*. litlivereO. Due. T » « r ...... !!i| 11^! “ aomethlng lens alarming and of Finance stated the appropria Miss XTary Manfreds, 31. of j.72 M rrtf jfBir (Vm I oI Mi»t« KoU'en ...... II2.UU, • FOR COLOR UNIF(>RMITT day than they were on June 28, more ronntruetlve— has a chance tion! for two new achoels in the Rockdale avenue. West Haven, 1946, the laat day they were trad Top Quality Felt Base Rug I to happen. Tf thin nation ever in- Town of Vemon would cauae tHe • fOR BLENDING IN GREYS ed M fore ceillnga were lifted. debt limit to be exceeded leaving i agree to what it conaid Other frequently uaed commo WATKINS . Th* A»»ociB — ...... no margin for . any emergency / • FOR, HIGHUGHTING to inc u**" ol .rep'ioix-nlion o| ' em a scriou.B and valid dlncuaaion dities still have some distance to which may arise. Is there not. an Hew Hudson fall before they reach the levels 5!!) ' n I"'- u*p«' of fwave. it had better make iU emergency now for the need of Never Wait • of O PA days. own propo.,itibn before Norway. these achools? Would it not be But .many. of. them are getting wise to take care of our present FEBRUARY at Watkins reduced prices O'su»ii'io‘'' oBfe'-o are -nl ol N K. A, S -r» tunity har Ulk. after Norway. We dren of our community? We mutt I TillaC eld comes persistenL Super-Six Sedan wHh high-cempresslen engine^ 241 NO. MAIN STREET TEL. soa fu r n it u r e • i.e may. after that, have ho opportu face the fact that two schoola I .t:«flas.Price .Vbont Double delivered here tvlly equipped lMiH'«In-ir KtPirrrMi.o.r* I nity to couiiter Stalin'a •'peace” muat be built now and the people ' Virtually the only commodity to are top values! ju l'u r .u .llie «r Arfi'ln'y - N ' 0 fVemon who realise thia need | Including Weather-Centrel Heulur maintain Its January. 1948 price ivli'-'t rnP H'-rt.-ri. with one of oUr own. Gels Werse y.itK will have the right to vote in I la coffee, which Is about double I ------X ------Oet right after stuftr head-cold dlstraa HCHKAC oh favor of them at our town meet- j Tfi« only ear you stop what It was back In June. 1946. SALE iphsrs (roubts gr»pn"*i r.r.... - o - - - tempted ...... movement,...... o f Igndlorda, building schools but I believe for , distress, helps clear cloning mucus, of the Itema have faiMn h good bit tvD..gr»piio*l t-rrotr »i>i).«r'i.* m opens stuSed-up note and lets you 2. With only auch Bcceaseriat os, yev erdar choicest designs, too. Patterns and colorings v»rttiMTiii-i.tr amt oiitri read'iif dull* . |j,e tnapimtion of\g crack- educational purposes, we can bor- ! breathe again. For best results, use it since then. in riir Miii.-tfrlrt E»rn'iTf llerala. ■ 3..Cath or time payments HER HEART for any room in the home. Quality that give.s " ______—------,pot, who will do the cauaC of the row up to lOtt. We can also get a ] S t first sramlng tnlBe or sneexe. A eevere break In commodity 4. With er withewt trade-in . marketa came a little short of a you years and years of .satisfying use. Most Wedneaday. Febniary 9 . i.ndlorda more harm than good. State grant which will.' help to- j Vicks Va-Uo-nol Nom Drops. wards building of these; 5. Geed ollewance if yeu have a trade-in month after t?:3 poat-war h lg l^ all patterns (seventeen of them) are avail "T h T T h n e T a b i r F '^ Pence i AetuaUy, the aituation o f the schools. Governor Bowles is ad- j . Theru Was a slight recovery whaU able in all sizes listed! But quantities are m e lim e ao I ^hich deaervea un- *P rk » m oy vory tll^hH y In aG lotnlnf vocating 40t4 be allowed as a State ar*qi d«M to frem aortoH eo d M rf m . the atnoke cleared away and more Prcsldcnt Truman took office, recently there baa been a less Pick your chair limited. . . , emoUonal conaideratloo. Tha aim- grant to communitiea building i NEWSPAPERS Locol loxot to b t oddod. for a second time, proclaiming hta schools helping towards their final shaiV but persistent downward MAGAZINES movarnant o f prices on man^ com own IntcnUon of finding peace i American Indl- payment. Payment of these schools ' carried over a period of years w ill, Now On Sale At modities. during hia now adminlatration. vidual engaged in capital enter not be a great burden. When our Some Quiokly Itellectod Choose your cover Secretary of State Dean Ache prise who has been told, through achoota are built, more people will ’ Arthur l)rti» Store ' Some wholesale pricea are mope aon was considered his expert build or buy homes In our town to Cor. St. James and Main Sta. quickly reflected in the retail mai^ out our inflationary period, that ket than othera. But tha houae^ •Crisp, clean Tile designs choice for the bu-siness of manag help pay for theas achoola. This la he alone muat not share in the 1 an important issue as people think wife almost never flnda a drop In ing the eventual tranaltlon from profits of Inflation. He has to share strongly of the school situation be McCLURE AUTO CO. retkll pricea the morning after the making of cold war to the the expenses of inflation. Every fore they settle in a community. wholeMle prices sag. They just so W ELLS ST., MANCHESTER don’t' catch up that quickly, be; making of peace one elae, in every kind of business,' I Sanitation should be considered ’ for the CTty of Rockville and the INSURE c-Hivs* the g o < ^ the retailer has From three smart period •Smart all-over Marbles Perhaps both of these men be- \ equally basic necea- on'.his shelves today were bought i new filtration plant will have to ba > tVltb chair designs, choostf the gan their new operations with an clothing on to ; fo rV y ’ th', son .MAIN ST. TEI.. 64MO from the wholesaler some time 6x9 5.95 idea that they had all the lime luxuriea, haa been permitted to j Th» people of Rural Vemon have , ago. models that best fits .vour In the world to be about the mak their personal coat of sewage dis McKINNRY RRmHKKS OPA ceillnga actually ended on room . . . Sheraton fanback ride the tide of inflation. Only to Real Estate and Inaumnee •Tune 30. 1946. The previous day ing of peace. If BO, that was a posal and in many Instances thia and Chippendale wing sketch 7ix9 6.75 the landlord haa there been a rath was a Saturday and the major •Hooked, Nautical and exceeds the amount the majority i ed: and a straight-leg stretch poor assumption in the first place, | er flat and conalatent no. '■ommcdltles were closed. The may ^ y in tha City of Rockville er-base Chippendale wing and it no longer holds. The legislative prospecta, in the over a period of years. li.'it trading day while the ceilings 9xi0i 8.95 '.vere In- effeot wa.i June 28. chair. Then select a cover Two things have changed the various states and in Congress, .Sanitation from the standpoint | from a group of thirty-nine other patterns for prospect that they might have lota Arc that the landlord will continue of achoola should too be consider- . of time. ed. Their overcrowded conditions) decorative fabrics. Chairs 9x12 9.75 to be the one individual who is at Vernon Depot school with 3 ^ One is the fact that Prime Min- made to order; delivery in 60 I Called upon to submit to govern grades in each i-oom U the reason j Manvhenler days! , iater Stalin has been delivering ! ment control of hia own income. for the rapid apreading-of contagi- i Nurseries, Game Rooms 9x15 12.50 hlmaeif of peace propaganda. It Everyone but the landlord can ous diseases. When these children | Datf* Rook are absent for some time, it is dlf* ' is all right for us to label it propa- continue to charge what the traf- •ganda. It is ail right for us to re flcult for the teachers to help i i fie will bear.' |them make up their work as the.se YOUR Tonight fuse to fall Into his arms. B u t' Thia Is at once great good newa teachers are now allowed approxi Military Whist, 2nd Oongrega- Vsiially $98.00 it is not all right for us to a.ssume ^ ^mately one-thl-d of the normal ' The Dewey-Richman Co# ^ ^ tiopal Women's League, 8 p. m. •Eighteenth Century Florals that we have no obligation, in re- , those Ameri- 1 school day for each grade. J«wgltr»—Stationen—OptlcUns J-Also setback party of*Manches- j ter Grange, 7:45 p. m.. Odd Fel sponse to what we ronaider hia I ' Th# people in the Town of Ver- I cans who happen by profession, by i'■ non wlU give these fact# considera- lows hall. false and. worthless gestures, to - - - OUR LOSS! ThnrMla.v, February 10 1 investment, by inheritance, or by ; tion and will yote in favor of these make our own sincere statement ' their own scheme of owning their ' two new schools. I^ t u# all get on :^:"I»rlde and Prejudice;’* Sock and •Tone-on-Tone “Carved'^ s the band wagon and, keep Buskin play,,. High school hall, o f the conditions of peace. own home, to be landlords. UTien we fall to do that, we ' Ing towards a ' better community First lime in 4 years. We've 8:00 p. m. The Tulsa movement is artually for sll concerned. Friday, Tabrnnry 11 yield the advantage to hia Insin an rxtreme and crackpot forecast Sylvia Wilson. Second performance, “ Pride Slid cerity. When we ourselves fall to of a realistic future. The landlords got a huge stock o f store sam R o t p i T h d : Prejudice," 8:15 p. m. make any sincere exploration of Vernon'a Emergency Also Military Whist of Hollister New Comfort, New Styling, New Values of today will not Join in any arbi L For your convenience, use the Purnell Parking lot the posaibilltiea and eonditiona of In a recent report of the I ples— Lines discontinued — ^ 4 P. T. A. Ways and Meiuis com trary present withholding of their nance Board o f the Town of Ver- mittee. when you shop during the daytime, a.s well as Thurs peace, we assume some of the t» renta from the market. But no ; non it was stated that the building Also seml-formal Valentine day evenings. We’ll redeem your parking ticket with moral onus for the continuance of Odds 'n Ends at priees you ' . . . the only front-opening one will aspire to be a future land of new schools would leave no Dance of FYan'k J. Mansfield De any purchase made at our store. war. In fact, as it stands today, lord, no present landlord will ex money for emergencies. Do they tachment, Marine Corps League, for Watkins our policy Is openly for a contin ' not reallte that new achoola today || can't resist. ^ Inc., at Rainbow, Bolton. ‘% P tL tend or improve hia holdings, no I are the greatest and moat Import- | uance of the cold war, until we Saturday, Pebnary It future dwcllinga will be built for j ant__ emergency that could arise In | Ladles' Night, South Manches have won aoma more o f it. We rental purposes. ^ any town? Isn't a boiler bursting ter fire department Ijtallan- February are actually In the position not Why enter the one business /in i Ike East School enough of a Amerfcah cli*. ’ only of rebuffing Stalin, whleh Is 'warning of conditions In other DISHWASHER Alao ^ ea rt Hop" of St. Brid- the United Statra in which the law Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only! relatively unimportant, hut also in i buildings even older? What other get's C. V . O. in St. James's Hall. 1 Sale of supply and demand is forbidden ; Emergency could arise? If the Fl- Sunday, February IS the position of rebuffing, by our to operate ? Why should rents be I nance Board la so considerate of 1 Boy Scout ,Housc-to-Houae col M odern as you own lack o f ararch for It, the controlled when food and clothing 1 finances, do they refiue to rec- j 27 Warm-Up Sport Jackets, Reg. S1.‘L95 NOW «6.9.'> that gives you electric drying! lection of pledges. ' ognlze what can be saved over a i cause o f peace, which ia serious and means of transportation . Toeaday. February IS ' period of years In tran.sportatlon 7 ' Open meeting. Washington P. T- and important. And that, at any not?jt? There ia no logical ana answer. an article publUhcd Fibruary N O ^ S l . 5 0 time, la an imposaible position for o.') Cotton Two-Ipne Sport Jersey, Reg. S3.30 A., St West Side Rec. Saul Sllver- One more question needs to be I third by the Vemon School Build- ' (Quarter Sleeve) C om * in Vnd n y and see how steln and'other speakers. like it! America to take. asked. WlU those, who now favor , ing Committee it was stated that Wednesday, February IS ...... a total of $80,000 could be saved you can free yourMlf forevar When it is coupled with one the continued control of renirents ever ^ ^ by World Peace panel discussion, other tact, it became a highly, from houMkeeping't moit Hollister auditorium. . New Buttoned' agree that rents should be freed . locating new schools in the prop- 60 Heavy Rayon Football Sweaters, Reu. S6.93 .....* NOW $4.25 dangerous poaitldn. That other (Two color combinations— Full length Sleeves) Alao Vaicntiha deaserr-bridge from i-ontn^? 1 er areas, thus cutting down the monotonous daily chore with Woodruff Hall,,Group C„of Center fact It that suddenly both Russia transportation distances. What Bed, dresser and church. I does thi.s Board propose that we the revolutionary new Hot- and America have concentrated Thursday, February 17 Back Sofas Jat>an Tompta Ua do with the increased number of 17 Pairs Bowling Shoes, Popiiliir Brands. Reg. $6.95 . .NOW $3.00 their diplomatic influence upon point Automatic Dishwasher! Referendum on .bond Issue to c .children that are moving*into the one single nation, Nonvay, in the Secretary of the Arrfiy Kehneth CTliildren only go to school Just load Motpoint’s handy tnance local achool building. This buttoned-back sofa was designed exclusively for our chest » 2 6 8 type, of showdown which coukl all Royajl came close to letting a . once- should almost a thousand of NOW $8.75 Votlngln all four districts. Hours: February Sale . . . to bring you, a brand new lounge sofa, Pairs Green Mountain Ski $oots, Reg. $11.95 racks and turn the control. 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. too easily make war inevitable. tiger out of the bag in his farewrll I fhem have poor educatlona because fashion^ after some of our most ^pular models of the Automatically,, your dishes, I'Yiday, February 18 J | 7 9 . Only if Norway somehow succeoda ! speech in Japan the other day. He we aren’t a progrtasIVe enough past . . . at a new low price ! You choose your own covering ^ . I community to be doing what every NOW $5.80 Valentine dance, ■ Chty View in preserving its own neutrality j Said that 1 nltes.strips, textures; friezes. Fringed Night Ubie; avoided. ' . stagv, compllshed. more people will want February 18 to ts valance included. 30-day delivqry. Usually 3225.00. 11 Pairs Government Ski-5Ioiinlaiu Boots, Reg. $8.95, NOW $6.4,0 dried electrically to sparkling Auto registration at State-Ar adjust a bio In what wo a.ssume to b ■ Ihe | ic „i„..tin„,i ideiitified our...... original, to come policy and | live here and the In- Bhelf; 31.50. creased grand list will help to brilliancy! It> the greatest From mory here. '' American time table fqr peace, j as ''somewhat o f a punitive atti- | p^y them Saturday, February 56 the time for peace making would | tiulr.' with the first accent on dis- j The effect on the younger child 6 Pairs Black 16 inrii .\ll Riililier P a r s ...... NOW $3.90. time- and labbr-saving appli Brltleh-American Club's Ladies's come after Norway had l>oen anuament. | caused by too long a school day la ance invented for the home. Night. brought Into our camp, and our i So far as hia actual words w ent.; " ‘ ''‘‘‘ ing evidence of the $ 2 6 9 - 9 5 Friday and Saturday, Feb. 53-56 , d r a s t ic need for two new schools. I 2.5 Pairs Viking-Union Tuhiilar let* Skates, Reg. .$11.95, NOW $5.90 Ladles’ Night of Manchester military defense oncirclenirnt of the contrast to this early aci-ent , „ y jbp children of the Ki- Up Fire Department. Russia thus .completed. i on disarmament is that now "\ve ' nance Board leave their homoa u*. "Room Service.” 3-act play by That, we believe, |g «n impossi-j realize that the peace of the world * • =30 t*>e morning to start achool . 6.3 Pairs Chicago Shoe Roller Skates, Reg. $22..50 . . .NOW $15.00 Commuilty Players and Rotary bltity. The much heavier chanre is l)c.Ht ser%cd by an economicmllv ; » « ''• 3'30 ! (Tops in Rink Skates) * Club. Hollister school. . ) *0 1'f‘ d they cannot even eat their LOOK AT THESE GREAT NOTPOINT EEATURESI Kuaday, February 57 ia that peace mu.st be made before healthy nation and thia la the Because of this excessive ' Prc-Lciitcn union service at 7:30 Norway swings one way or anoth- newnow principal ol)Jrt.tiveohjrt.live in the oc- ' fatigue children are forceti to stay p. m. South Methodist church by 15 Pairs White OxfortI Tennis Shoes, Reg. $2.2^ .... .NOW $1.50 —plus silvcrwsre-tcrvicc (sr s' er, or not be made at all. U all ) nipii'd countrii s. " home with one Illness a'fter an 1. raOWT-OMSnMg amkes Hm- Manchester founcll of Churches potal caster to load. Racks slide ftaily. of six pcraias. that happens in the next few i This was a kind of double talk. • other. Our older son la a first , Tuesday, March 1 'grader now. and we are already i out—yeu cao see what you do! A TOP iPM T washes Coed par- Choral Club Pop Concert Sec weeks is that the North 'Atlantic The reverse of a policy of dla-^ 200 Baseball-Soft Ball Bats, Reg. $3.00 ...... NOW $1.50 dreading the time when our - 8. MBMAMWW TO* WOW 9WC- licUs dessw aad estS—aot around ond CongTcgatlona! church at 8 p. Defense Pact la completed, with ; armament ia not merely an at- younger child muat embark upon ( First grade— Popular brands) r*CI is provided whea' aad inssda the dishwasher. m. Norway a member, then we w ill' tempt to make Japan "economl- this endurance teat. School days wbeta yoa uaad it asesi. 8. HJCTtK MTWM is exclusivs Th'iruday, March 8 should not be thus. TTiey could be ' reaUy be close tq war, for the i rally healthy.” The reverse of dis- j X. guAnaTCAPACifT. Hoepoiat with Hotpoiat. Hot air fitum • Referendum on carnivals in lietter filled with vitality which la , Lacquer Wax reduced from $1^00 to ...... '•...... first real tipie in the post-war era. ' armament is srmamegt. i Dishwashers will hold 59 dishes Cslrod* Uait does the job. town. All four voting districts. a child's natural state, and with Houts: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Then we -nmy realljr, for the first j But no high Ameriran official . the untold benefits derived from Friday, Marrk 11 Luxurious Ûme. be beyrond the possibility of dares say. yet, that we are even 1 organized play and exercise. ' j| Lund Skis— priees slashefl on these famous name skis.______Military Whist sponsored by You’ll like Modem that has clean-cut lines From what 1 underatand. the lo- ; like this. Nothing bizarre about it. Just good, peace- } thinking of shifting directly from ! Gibbons Assembly, C. L. o f C. Ben O 1 1 — . - V <• I ex' Board of Educatiop has *p- Svaryhod/s FrihHns 7* efit St. Bridget’s scbool fund sound streamline designing. Easy to care fur It la hot enouglK'therefore, for ' thc disarmament of Japan t(* the i peered to have many a d c if ear Wednesday. Marrh 18 . . . a whisk of your dust cloth cleans it. The America to reject whsit tt feels to armament of Japan. Many of our 1 when approached on thia aubject ; down-and There's More - Lots Mart! Stale meeting D. A. U. So. f . . light, friendly champagne finish on solid be false peace overtures and press military authorities have been i Manchester they had to meet j i t u t p o i i i t ihriemnOc Deetrie I .Methodist church. ahead with more o f its own cold thinking this and considering this ! Saturday. March 19 birch is almost scratchproof. Full size bed, - . , __ ^ • n few months, their building pro--I Next week it will be ARCHERY . * . FISHING Tall dresser base and hanging mirror, 5-drawer war 8trateg:y. It must also display, for a long Ume. They do not yet ,fram la in full swing. Iq view of ; Annual Laoies' Night of Cedars. hair Soif^s b*y-pe iect? * $349.00). Choice of over sixty dccorativg coveringa includ ’ srhlcfa to keep on svaging the ooM iadustoica, and then by the aban- NASSIFF Osaka, Japan. Fab, 9 — Oh - C\’nthia C. Perry ni'ghty suspected moonahlaars were ing tap^tries, textured friezes, plain textures, damaski, ; war. It must cease relyiag pure donnteat o f that conaUtutlonal nrresug early todqy la A nkt by matalesaes and satin stripes. ly upon Ita osra expouuna o f Btx- proviaion which bara Japan frara E acny A'a. Accidents ARMS COMPANY 1,000 armed JapaMsa pi^ce qn a ^ era ^ra — — 'IBi'a InataceriUca, aad betin dem-’ maintaining aa army* or engaging During the first year of World “Your Sporting Goo^n SpedallslsT JOHNSON BROTHERS realdentiaT section of- Alkageiakk oaatratlat ita own i^ tive ain- la nay kind o f war, la very strong War t only twt> out of tsv'try 100 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS The police reported aelaing a large 101.^ MAIN STREET * TELEPriONE 2-1647 quantity o f unraflnad sake from . cerity for peace. | upon American strategists, who. pilots kilted died as the result of 1063 MAIN STREET < MANCHESTER 75 I enemy action, according to the En- 160 Korean homes in the district. - Ifor $ritll^8lla tnuapeUag tn|t Slag o f mrategy aiohe. 1li ■ - f - riS:^;i^:

■' ' ' ' l - X/' ''-'f MANCHESTER EVENlNtl HERALD. MANCHESITIR. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRtJARY 9, 1949 MANCHESTKR EVENINU HEKALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.# WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1949 probably a 45-78 combine la In the She listed as stolen three diamond i i bracetata, three diamond, amathyat Water Bills Paid; tempted to draw one of two re by hoaae of her daughter Mrs. surveillance until ircaterday when Capitol Records 1 - .îii h. Vi,.jrt lit the Ladd Funeral man and tba other brothcra uarred Douglas Merrlleaa. he was brought to the Weatpor^ **^vBd my Lilf 9 \ and aaphlre rings, three diamond volvers on bis peraona, the com- A Cedotai fcr G A S fW d r rN ^ Hospital As^ ' Co-operation plna and camera equipment valued SomS at i time to announcS. him from them. The UefendanU Suspect Held miwioner reported. State police establiahed road barracks. At Victor Speed No Action Taken Home at a ^ e , contended they were acting aa biqite In.tha area, but fallad to Burgkta^ Loot at $500. The Jewelry was covered Mra. Boyer knocked the weap* who minute; and over there, Victor and has had to be taken. to‘^rta?i«TtheTom m ltl^ a«Hat- truck need In the bu.!ne«; That Btaira at har Ward atreat homo any ausplalon of a cold or other one time. New York last night, stoia Jowalry would have protected the house Beer Cooled In Oar New Electric RefAgtrgfor Her Assailant Boyer, her clothing torn and dis located at hia home here late It is highly desirable that vlsl,- CapltoL 46. during her absence, bsd been plac The six delinquents who had not S by Louie Qralf. Rev. Eugene he waa the otjmer of the Iwttle heveled, ran for help to the neer- Monday night and kept under here .yesterday. /Tuncat do not vlalt their frlenda And In the middle, spinning tike valued at over 813,000. Mrs. Fred Comity Agoot NotM Solega. aemeiia-J. Ran. Judge | buMneaa gaa: That he had a lease who are heoMtatlaad.ligiqjgtAM__ tors do not alt on patlenta’ beds, erica Lewb Page reported to the ed In a kennel during her recent paid their bUb as of Thursday Free Delivery. Dial 6597 \ Qinrlea Underwood, and Julius ^ on the store. Westport. Feb. 9— —Daniel " TbruoMltSd u arictng tba coop-, paitlcularly in the t MaUrnlty de- dervish, is ths man who muat ba poUoe today. . gbeence on a South American night did 'ao Friday, and no action newbonvhaby b crutae. was taken by the Water Dept. {Group Gothcrings in Kupfcrschmld. * ' Osborne, 38-year-old Negro, was •r.".tkm oTtbs public In tb|a re- partment, M tbe the referee—John Q. Diskbuyer. Returning from the party ta tha sccuaed by police" todsy^ of an at Mxict aa tboaytboae wbo .. are already later exposed to tlib Marne bed Capitol took Its stand akmgslda Waldorf-Aatorta In New York city, The Near Future Legion Auxiliary whrn bfought to the mother at Mm Pag# laid aha found bar bed There will be a mealing of the 47Ui Anniversary tack on Mrs. Ralph L. Hoyer, 37 âpitaliaed are blfhty auaceptible Victor with a communlqiw yeeten. \ We8tport»artlat’s wife. ^ to dlacaac. and It b the boapital'a fa e d ^ time. day announcing that starUng In room In disorder and an antiqua American Legion Auxiliary this In other departmenta, it would RockvlUe, Feb. S — (Special)— evening at eight o'clock at the G. His arrest was announced laat iaty to protect tbub aa tar as hu April It will issue seven-inch box eontaJnlag i«wela kntasing. m«a Coca H. Webb. Home Demon Of Eastern Star night by Commisaioncr Edward J. manly poeilDle. \ be a help to the'hoapltal If thoae Vlnylite records payable only on A. R hall, with members ol : who visit would ohaerve the hoe- stration Agent of the Tolland neighboring units as guests. The Hickey, who said the man was Hehna Carter, When loved-onee am 111 and •the new 45 rpm pbyer-changer muat be boapiUUaad, the family U ‘ pltal rule that a paUent ahould made by Victor. The records are County Farm Bureau, has an- Americanism chalnnan, Mrs. Marv i Temple Chapter. Order Of Ea.^t- booked on charge.s of assault with intent to commit rape and assault luattftably eonoened. In thla con- ' have only two vtiitora at any one praCUcally idcnUcal to the Victor FOR LADIES ONLY! uounced 'several group meetings In Pitkat will present a program' em Star, will hold its 47th anni lovely time. Thy hospital muat consider commemorating the various pa with a dangerous weapon. He la e-sm they are prone to forget that, disk also stated toy April unveil WHY FUSS AROUND ? the welfare of all patlenta. In thla Fer FIgare Far Peiao the near future. Including one In triotic birthdays In February. versary meeting at the Masonic being held without bond pending ta addition to axpbrt boaplUl ear# ing. Vernon on thureday. February 10. Temple at 8 o'cloek tonight. further Investigation. scroon $tar, svggoifs of the pattenL^pro«pe«ilva conya- reapect several vbltora for one pa That left Dacca the only one of Fsir'H«Utk Fer Beoaty There will be an entertainment tient may not exhaust that .^ e For Faa For Oraeo At this time the Tumble Brook program and rcfre.shmcnts will be Mrs. Mary Beauregard and Mr.s. Mrs. Boyer. In Norwalk hospital leacenee dependa upon hta being the “ big four” oo the eidelinee la Kelghborhood group of Vernon Evelyn Kennedy are eo-ehaimian apared expoaure to further dlseeee paUent, but another in the bed be- Record Row’s revoluUonary war.' A Bollroeai Daaelag CbM seived. with several broken ribs and other elds hlia, whose condition may •win meet with Mrs. Thomas Dun Emblem Club of the refreshment eommiltee. injuries, has identified Osborne as or exhauaUon from too many vbi- Tba Mtuatlon facing *Jie record For WoMMi. Thara. Bveidag WHY WASTE MONEY ON THAT OLD FASH bar and Mra. Roacoe French as There will be entertainment fol- tora. perhaps be more eerloua, is Invat' buyer to this: 7 U • • LOTS OF The Rockville Emblem Club the Negro who attabked her In her bbty dbturbed. leaders, with “What's Cooking In will hold a pot luck supper this ; meeting. Baybcrry lane home on Monday, In order to give better care and He will soon have the choice of Your Neighbor’s Pot. China,” being A l l I T A I I P ■peed the recovery of the patient, It b felt, when the pubUo un- records at three apeeds, 331-3, 45 H O T WATER IONED METHOD OF HEATING WATER? evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Elks ______the commissioner said. ’ defatanda that the hoapltal’a main THE ART CENTRE / the subject for the day. The same B'oo<1-sta!ncd cloth ng. two re th^ hoaplUI earnestly requeeU the or the standard 78 ifm 'out so tar subject wUl be given at 8 p. m. on Home with a business meeting to ' Interest la In the paUent and hta s so rm MAiN.mr. follow. The committee In charge volvers and a 43-lnch length of rn$mi public to ohaerve the following there ta no player on the market Tuesday, 'Febiuary 18. In Tolland visiting houra: return to health, they In turn wlU which can take more than two of For lataiiaatlea Fhaao 4i i me rme HOT WATER IS A NECESSITY THAT COSTS with Mra John Lojslm and Mrs. includes Mrs. Katherine Williams. Andover rope were found In Osborne’s Ar,- I "IW«M C«ttr, ctvtmliit b A* FehSe*! (wH*y fx* \ INTIRNATIOIIAIL,, cooperate by bbaerring vblUng Hickey said, adding that the man ‘ - X ‘III e'HTWi’.eiiii*imi-iimnmi«wi Mttu.- rhtwibmeMI® C6 Inc.4$MuffOf tl PT Remi-privete roome; 2:00 p. m. thMe apeeda—331-3 and 78. Co- Mba Bauaa Lea KcUer jane Rldcon aa leaders. I Mrs. Josephine Dower, Mrs. Ahne rules and taking care not to vtalt lumhla has a 331-8 player; Vic Murphy, Mrs. Josephine Johnston. has made a atatement admltUng to 4:00 p. m. and 7:00 to 8;00 p.m. Y-4671 Or 87M An Upholstery demonatretlon la The regular monthly meeting of Wards: 3:00 p. m. to 6:00 p. m. I the hospital If they tbemselvea are tor’s will play only 45, although MONEY. planned at the home of Mrs. Hor Mrs. Ursula Friedrich, Mrs. Irene the Volunteer Fire department will the attack. suffering from a cold or transfer- Koslorek. Mrs. Mildred Bokis The commissioner said that Os GRANTS I SIS NYLONS and 7:00 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. ace Pease, Jr., in Somers, for Fri he held In the firehouse on Friday, Chlldren’a Department: Mother * able illneaa. day, February IL starting at 10 Mrs. Emma Llsk, Mrs. Evelyn February II at 8 p. m. The class borne. who had been employed as a. m. with a box lunch. Miaa Keeney. Mts. Jennie Morgan. in First Aid instruction will meet a servant In several Westport Webb will lead this group. At 7:30 ' To Korm Club at the firehouse on Wednesday. homes, gained entrance to the pFIRSr QUALITY It was atated that Caron broke Friday evening, at the home of Tnere will be a meeting this February 9 at 7:i0 p. ni. Boyers’ residence by asking to use FREE padlock on the fence gate sur A NORGE ' Mrs. Michael Bamo in South evening at eight o'clock, at the the telephone to call a garage. ^fULLFASHIONBD Police Court rounding the Robertson -Park I , Rev. Frank Crook. Runiford. R. ■ Coventry, Miss Webb' will lead a First Lutheran church for the Once Inside, he began beating skating rink. group In Fabric Painting. A purpose of forming a Mnrried ' Conducted the preaching .service, Mrs. Bover. hut met with such de Delivery Service stating It was the usual case The court was treated lo a frank - • , , . . 1 communion and baptisms at the ^ Q N 0 R G £ county-wide demonstration Is be termined resistance that he at- In which “ driaklng Interferes with admission of guilt by a mOn named SAVE MONEY! Couples chio. n.rirCongregational church on Sunday, 7 ^ P i regularly h09 ELECTRIC WATER HEATER ing planned for Wednesday. Febru .,1 Fred TrioL 6». of 117 Cooper Hill will follow K- I February 6. The following children JudgaMntaad aMUty to drive,” ary 16, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. atreet. Arrested ’ for Intoxication, w a t e r on.. i w'ere baptised: Peter Guy. son of Our frtc delivery Judge Raymond R. Howera fined . at the Andover churoh. Meat r>r.imip* • 30d«nftr Triol Urfd tha court be "headed for /Figures donU He, the peak market for used heaters service is avaiiablt Cookery will be the subject with clu? of Unton SSregatl.^^^ Ton orMr“ Trs Itchy Pimples « Daytlm* Shwers Faury Oaibarinl, 43. of Andover, home but never-reiached It” He IS MOST INEXPENSIVE TO BUY - MOST IN Mias J. Csajkowakt Extension Nu-. church will meet this evening at James Sharpe, son of Mr. and .Irs • lOVa to you for all your ISO la Town Court thta morning on admitted several previous arreata Donald Richards, Cj’nthia Ann. • Fopular Shades $ V i to cars is in the Spring. tritionist.. in chargs. Lunch yviH] eight o'clock at the social rooms Kill Romance n e ^ at any time a charge of evading raaponalbiuty. for intoxication In Hartford, but be prepared at this meeting and with the couples of St. Paul's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Doytima, avaning and luxury thaars.' and for any quan that this was hta first local appear- EXPENSIVE TO OPERATE. the cost divided. Donahue and Daniel Howard, son Many ahattered I'omancea may Oarbailai was arraated Monday an'ce. "I like to work but I like to Methodist church of Hartford aa bo t.i'seed directly to scratching *<;.30-20-15 daniar...... rag. 1.29 1 .0 9 p id r tity. Jitst.eali PINE /W inter is the best time to buy a used ca r, Fdknrcraft Club guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Crook. by Patrolman Bdward Wfaisler fol drink,” he said. Triol received a 10 The next meeting of the Fellow- There were eight tables In play of skin, blemishes. Why tolerate p h a r m a c y and lowing a minor accident on Sprues day suspended Jail sentence. Verdict For Plaintiff Itching of pimples, eczema, angry at savings. crlft Club of Fayette Lodge will After deliberating for more at the Military Vt hist party in the your ordmr will ha The case of George Therrian, be held In the Lodge rooms on red blotches and other Initatlona Evaning ond luxury ihaari. 51 ^ a q atreet than four hours, a jury In the Tol- church social rooms on Saturday delivered immedi It was brought out that the as- 87, of 35 pr. B, Silver Lane Homes, Com e in today. Let us'shovD you which o f the eight model* Wednesday, February 16. at 8 land Countv Superior Court Tues- ■ night. Mrs, Alfred \êUcr and Mrs. when you can get fast relief with gauga, 15-20 daniar.... rag. 1.39 A aMaf p S l l / Our stock of good clean used cars is Always Bfiothing Peterson's Ointment? 40c ately. fluaad, driving a ptek-up track, bad charged with non-support, was p. ro. At the last meeting of the day night found for the plaintiff Bessie Hilliard were in charge. continued until Saturday upon the club, the following officers were These parties will continue weekly all druggists. One application de struck tba park^ car of Anthony changing. will best suit your needs. In the action of Saul Pcizer. ad lights or money i-cfnndcd. Also for Watch For The recomnMhdatlon of Prosecutor elected: President. Leroy Ludwig; ministrator against Samuel Fried and are sponsored by the 'Ladies F. Aeeto, 33, of 87 Spruce street, Raymond A. Johnson. a a vied president, Kenneth Feldon; Benevolent Society. tired ci'acked feet. LAiCY SLIPS LACY PANTS LACY GOWNS while trying to poaa between the secretary, A. E. O r; treasurer. man et ala. the case concerning Little White Truck /C a ll Mr. Wiley, he may have your car. the Pioneer Electric Service of 87 The "Gay Nineties" entertain Greatest value In 10 yearn. Ribbons and lace. 2 color com- «repe parked car and an oncoming vahl- Spends Comfortable Night PLENTY OF HOT WATER ALL THE TIME WITH A NORGE William Nowsch. ment and dance presented , by cb . Wltnesaea tesUfied that he Men's Club - \\>8t Main street. Rockville. The White, T-rose, Rayon, ^ Q y WnaMons. While, Blue ®‘“ *' Maize, ^ Q O \ jurylurv includedinciuucu sevenfcvvii women and Hebron Grange------at the - Town hail crepe, 82-40 1 . 0 / T-roaa, S-M-L. O V v 34-16. ■lowed down but failed to atop. St. Bernard's Men's duh will DR. PETER PELSER VRnatar told the court that Oar- New York, Feb. »—(F)— The 'hold a meating this evening at 8 five men, the case going to the on Friday night and sponsored by Lenox Hill hospital reported to jury at 2:15 and a 6 p. m. they the local Grange was well attend- PINE borinl had the amell oi liquor on p. m., at St. Bernard’s hall. There OSTEOPATH hla breath but that the accused day that Col. Alphonus J. Dona ' wM be a aocial and refreshments. went out to lunch for one hour. ed. the decision being reached at 7:37; ------^ Sni East Center Street PHARMACY paused a aehrbty teat at the po- hue, Stamford, and New York city MANCHESTER League of Women Voters % p I The university will be located Phone Manchester 2-2116 Ueo atatlea. Industrialist, who was operated Terms The Verpon-Ellington League of ‘Bsatlmony was heard from An on Monday had spent a fairly Sales Women Voters will Bveet this eve Irving Friedman who conducted j on the Lenin Hills, the highest 664 Center SU TcL 2-9814 the business died suddenly last 1 point around Mo.sco\v. Office Open Evenings thony Acato, . Patar Aoeto and comfortable night and was in a ning at eight o'clock at the Su Haherean. Oai1>arinl told "quite fair” condition. Donahue; PEARL’S perior Ourt room. A representa June 29 aftar being stung with a [ ______L Trades bee. Attorney Saul Pelzer was ap-1 ’ ______the eourt that ha knew be had 80 year old member of the military MOTOR SALES, b e. Service

We’ve a wonderful selection of ties his is the husky thrill-producer for YOUR Valentine, including a you find filling the bonnet o f smart, new two-tone tie with a deco T any 1949 Buick. rative Valentine heart right plumb in the center. (Too new to illustrate). c ) c^iancke^teA^ Look it over and you'll observe, \ among other things, that 4t is a ' lOlS MAIN STREET NEAR MAPLE STREET taltt-in-bead straight-eight. $ 1 - 5 0

In simple language, this means that /i i 8 f A r r i i 'e t l ! years ago Buick engineers lifted the 'That’s enough reason to see your valves from the side of the cylinder waiting for tomorrow's gasolines Buick dealer now, tvhb or without and pul them on to p — with some „ to get full performance. a car to tradcf to get your order in, immediate advantages. LONC-SLEEYE, DRESSES There are other things to notice about this engine. / Such an engine “ breathes” better. . TO D A Y’A GABARDINE SPORT SHIRTS Gets a full, even charge on every It’s a Fireball power plant — uses a OfUlffMO MfCfS . .. watch her face light up intake —exhausts spent gases more special and exclusive type of piston iNciuoMie asMO. uweswiat Marts. He'U go for a *port easily — enjoys extra power, life and M rsoiris, nnNesNina waiMS, saeamr and her smile NYLON HOSIERY Bhlrt! Tan. gray, maize, that gets more good out o f each i i Q H n - * M 0 eTNsnew aaivt ew lavender, maroon, pink, ginger. fuel charge. toaesums momu. green, bamboo and red. MOOfl 41* ______sag ‘ Thank You’ A truly ffne aock 1 In gray, maroon, And in such engines, compression And it speaks with soft, new quiet. tncMt sAoee simf $ 2 1 1 6 .1 0 iX black, white and s 4 - 9 5 ratios are relatively easy to establish. Self-setting valve lifters automati MODI13I, r«JB rAAC.VTf,VB’a #A t’< navy. T o step them op, the head is merely cally keep valves properly seated, MH$ 4A00e K8M S245Q.OO Get into a spring brought closer to the piston —no ending tappet noises for good. iMOMiri- eosasusfitsAeoesmae $3028.90 give her Loft Candy... mood . . . co.me see oiii' ^eatra problems are preaented get refreshing collection W ith gasolines getting better, the Stet* city to«M. U eny. pair GABARDINE ting fuel in and exhaust out. 9^l9n0l 9t 9mffm t99t 99 SUSfS xeA ls. WSM of .smart, new ray**n swing to valve-in-head design will gMwwwlf lirwi •• •rTtw €•* •• •* •••••• SIDE-ZIP crejies that hint of will do Thus Buick power can — and has — undoubtedly grow stronger. But All prk99 9vkt9tl to efca-a* wSfcw# • th, afeav, i $ 9 u r M ewtoS 9rl99 99 » it budding leaves, chirp kept pace with progress in fuels. that is what Buick has had all along N,w SnCIAU 9T9 999 twAr A n lW tol^ —■ Ves, something wonderful has happened at Loft’s. SPORT SHIRTS ing robin:». The.v’r" Compression ratios suit gasolints — a power plant that uses its head Itow prfCM w ill W 999999994 wS— 999^^499 99 * I « Him 999l99 >9 11199)94. In gray, maroon, blue, young and lorful and at MATHER’S actually available-and there s no to give extra lift and thrill. full of new design. We have been busily working in our modem candy kitchens to achieve green and tan.

Por the most cherished gift the seemingly impoejdblg — to bring all candy lovere newly delicious flavor — and incom^rable quality s 4 -9 S $5-98 to $14-98 —give brilliant diamonds. OTHER VALENTINE For Valentine's Day: A Come in today ond see — at.practical, aenaible prioes. lovely array of heait-ahaped gift boxes— In Half Sizes SUGGESTIONS . our breathtaking I6 V4 T0.12 and a profusion of candy treats to make Aer thrill with pleasure. Prket from 7se u sm . selection. SWANK JEWELERY HICKOK BELTS ..New spring 8olid shades and prints in Nem — and Wendmfut VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS W04m Oeerer i loMioa ae« n«M(. M E N 'S 8 HOP 8 _ Redingotes . , . one fll'ltm miU OmU* *Omm l O L I to*.* A D A M H ATS •07 MAIN STREET WttDOWBLDO. r - and two piece «tylc.«, Loft’a dark eboeobte ebarry cordtab . . LlOffiepemid Uh9 w NtNer J. tArioe. *SC «.,i> »99»99. Left’a raintatnre eboeebt/trnflCH . . . .TIAaVfMMd all with soft flooring 99%t)9 t W 9 ^ f )9 9 t ,-9 » 11*1999)94 m 9 ti9 k '9 9* 99)r9 1999. ''FORMAL WEAR FCMI BDRE^ lines. Loft’S dark dMcotota fruHa and- auta , 1.66 8b pm mi V M f G a n d u 9 { ^ ( Loft’S mlaiatare dark choeobtaa .... lA68b|Mwid * • ---- There U a LUft f'aady Shop at JEWELERS GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. 82S Mata Ml., .Maarhestee DoQua At Siuirt Dreea Shop" K. 333 Main Street Manchester 285 MAIN STRERT MANCHESTER . 1 ' . I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1949 FAOr. TH^TliEH ‘ ’ j. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNBSDAT, f EBKUAK* 9.1949

eight Red Cross first aid Instrue- ---- the casual reader. But the mean ing behind that statement is o f the tora. r lltrr Qtttln§ 2 forPrIn of I WondIT About ti-r N< To D ire« Flay list Service# greatest significance. Those 273 first aid 4vas given. At a h^îUl, (■' -- when doctors ■ bxamlned Jinm y BERNARD ^; i . 1 ^ First Aid certificates mean that # .4 ’ •• .4 ^ 'hJE If . \ 273 more people; are now trained they found on ^‘ first degree hvhu B-B BALL PEN WONDER DRUG? Of Red Cross and ready to takiB care o f them instead of whkl m ay' well have Announe$6 lb(e,"^l!^rduise oUr f ■V ' 's. selves and of others In an emer been fa U f injuries. ■ Af h This What \ edrltBPlLL! gency. A s is known, an emergen Queetlon: Itn only a housewife NV ■' N ' Local Oiânoization h cy can -never be foreseen. Sec who doden’t drive a car. WBal You're Been 11.47 “Sr* y«h,)i i i t t e PenclUbi, the “Wonder D r n ^ abouki oaly be naed n *A r tk» The Old N îlTiî^lost X DehiocratJ^W onds %are precious and i t . is then g^-srin Brat aid tralning.do met. 'Kx direct anpervlsloa of jronT pkyalclaN. If. hcjwevtt, yonr dlMtav Operatiii#.All the Year that the previous instruction given SAvr ' - V N e w Both hr (^ty ASRir, Should Pro Anawsr: Probably the most lm» Waiting For? decMea that your* is a case calUng for the Wonder Drag, yaa by the Red Cross pays off. portant thing a housewife and World's largest teliinfpeafl .• Round in Area A story sent from another chap mother caii'do to'protect her fam 49 ! eoa depend upon yCnf Arthur pharmacist to dtt yoor pre duce #30,000 Neede— do for us in Manchest^’’ asks a Broadway asked his instructor, which although It might be eup- As Low ^ $659.00 ocndte party worker* have been Arthur Drug Stores. liekail resident. J’I ’ve re a d ^ l about Prof. Gradv Richards, “ What posed to be safe is actually the told' that the Jeffer#oi\-JackBon should J do If my clothing caught most deadly place of all for acci Semi-Metal (Minns Floor) t i y ! dinner here February 24, their help to the victims ofyfloods fire?" dental Injuries. Slran-Steel Frame, ■tleitld produce 130,000. and earthquakes and big- dlsgqters SAVf AT ARTHUR'S LIQUOR DEPT. "Fling yourself to the groun11® I posed capital projects to be fi Bridgeport. "It Is seldom," stated the dlrec nanced by the issuance of bonds Fifth district. Prank Healey«of tor. "that high schools attempt to Satiinlny, Feb. 12 AND A FULL SELECTION OF FILLETS. Reg. 29e iNommi > of the Town of Man<*eater, vl*.: Waterbury and Mr.,. Gertrude produce a pjay of this caliber, due gptafih Rubber BMrJ 11:30 p. ni. 1. The construction-and original G u m »s o o i O'DonneU of Litchfield. to the expense Involved In coqtum- 98c BATH 28*METAl 75c DOAN'S PILLS 'SSXZZi Ing.” Mrs. Skinner went on to ex. equipping and furnishing of a WASH f :zfST‘^.SiSsl Given By r~ *T/ It Swims—-We Havelr H new elementary school to be plain that Sock and Buakin tries T p r a y • W T W I I r a p e OF FORTY (L im it 1 ) . , , , X , , , ...... Senator’s Reply over eaeh four-year period, to pre. Robert.son School P. T. known aa the Princeton CLOTHS sent a comedy, a tragedy, a mya Street School (of such other 2 5 c S iM ft w M V 4 Q c ' To Priest’s Wire tery and a costume play, so that name as may bo later deter high schesd students, who have lit mined by the Board of ICdu- ^ r k A cid 2 - i 9 e tle opportunity to attend legiti catlon), aaid school to be 5ev* Time, Money Senator Brien McMahon has mate theater productions, may ac buUt on land of the Town lo POWDER t u b i i f "protected twice ” to the State de quire a well-rounded foundation in cated on Princeton Street, '49 INCOME partment on Josef Cardinal Minds- drama. As a play of thls type will aubstanUally In accordance CLEANSING TISSUE 9T TAX GUIDE senty, Jie asserted In a telegram not be attemptedllll'VX-XS soon again, Mrs. with plana and apecificatloas teceivett late yesterday afternoon Skinner urfeed that students from dated January 10, 1040, pre SAVE AT ARTHUR’S!- (LimitCLimit S)3) Large Box \ ...... Betyle '<■ CII® by ntv. John L. Loughran. pastor seventh grade up try to see "Pride pared by Carl J. Maimfeldt 4k folhw . . . 9 1 1 of St. James’ church. The tele and Prejudice.*’ a play of classic Associates, Architects, the (L im it 1) Over 80 pogea. gram isas lii reply to s protest renown, as well as of great enter . . . /fi Case Of Emergency estimated coat of which Is sent b:f Fsther' Loughran to the tainment value. aeven hundred fifteen thou senior senator fromrthl* state re Mrs. Skinner Is past president sand (715,000) donara; and present secretary of the New A red lantern is reciignized every garding the arrert and trial of the where as an emergency signal—a warn 2. The construction and original Hungarian primate. Rngland Secondary School Drama equipping and furnishing of 2 f c SIzG for V i m factor of the 'B* Group: Beauty BONUSES! Senator McMahon’s telegram Festival Association, and la aecre- ing of danger a new elementary acbool to rssds! t* o ' of the New England Speech be 'known aa the Olcott JUSTRITE Teachers Association. She stud "Have proteated twice in per Too often there Is no red lantern, no ■ Street School (or such other son to Stat^ department .on Car ied dramatics under Milton Smith name as may later be deter CLEANER BEZON PoiiD«s c irr om m dinal Mlitdsaenty. Yesterday ad- at Columbia University. She has advance warning, to give families or in mined upon by the Board of also studied at Phldelah Rice-Le- ‘dreaaed Senate vigorously support- dividuals a chance to protect themselvcH Education), such school to he 29e DRY KKIN CREAM Ing resolution condemning farce land Powers school. A teacher of BGOMPLBX English at Manchester High against a 6nancial crisis in their lives. built on land of the Town lo CtVEM wtth fwrehaoo ot trial." cated on Olcott StTMt, buIh l O - o t . school, Mrs. Skinner has establish (Signed) Brien McMahon stanUally in accordance with F la t WU m Ir C 79« COLD CREAM U. S. Senator ed a record of secondary school Emergencies of everyday life fall (L im it 1) drqmatlc productions which few plans and speeiflcatloTUi dated New G et BOTH for . . Father Loughran today expreas- hardest on those who, when earning a January 13. 1M9, premured 1 eopaule a 4oT 0iv9> ed the dpin^h that the arrest and directors can equal. Tickets.,for “Pride and Preju maximum amount failed to save a pro i EnM«fi>«kkm> you ALL impoelont B trial o f Csrofrisl Mindsaenty- was fiellera MUnp, Agcbltactfi, the making those of other religious dice’’ win be on sale both nights. portionate sum and then fhidijig them- : faetoit, plus vital C. V They may aI.so be obtained from estimated cort of which la wirHVWIiMlwC faiths than the (Catholic aware of selves on a limited or interrupted in nine hundred twenty-four Smvaon the menace of Communism to sll Miss Mary McAdams at thd High MioniWt school. I .■ from uii.v member of come have little lo fall back on in a thousand (924,000) dollars; religions In the world. Sock : nil Ilu.'ikln. crisis. 3. The preparation of plans and LIFEBUOY tupplyt * specbBcatioiis for an elemen- Rente ef 30 . . Are you best prepared the Savings tarjkschool to be built on SOAP Ab5>^t Town Iand\f the Town located (m. Mottle at IM .. 4<9f Bank way? Have you saved consistent I ' _ Broad^treet and for an ad on Valenlinc’s^Day, February 14™- J Aassodity 'No. 15, Order of Rain ly as you earned? Increase your savings dition tA the HollUiter Street ;e s s c o l d s School, the estimated cost of m bow for ^ris, will bold a choir re as your earnings increase. Deposit in 9B1 TO LRCK OF V IT A M IM A which Is fifty thousand (50,- 3-24* hearsal tomorrow afternoon at 3 (L im it 3 ) PURE COD LIVER OIL 29 49* Shampoo Charm Prelettien $1 Italian o’clock at the Maaonlc Temple. 000) dollars. open his eyes with U r S m - t iu Voting machines will b* used. OLAFSEN’S Imported Lofolyi. Pint boMle , glvon with S9* Odorono . Creamy Lakota Oouncil No. 81 Daugh FATHER The questions to be voted upon $1 JERGENS Doodorant SKIN BALM ter* ot Pocahontas, held ita first will be as follows: ABBOTT’S VITA^KAPS UHTEER Multiple vitamins, improved. Bottle 50 LOTION A A c 2î-ox. iar analvsTsary dlnner-danos Fab. 5 at* JOHNS 1. Shall a new qlementary Our Beg. AFC .the Italian American club. Mary school, conformlngX BUhstan- 57c S I w BOTH. 89* (dhttlyle) . 33* Bale PiiM 83c Phelps was the general'chairman, MEDICINE Savlii^fs BaMlt'”^MdHdiesteK tially to plana and spedflea- UPJOHN ^ A P S TMLETS Helen McKinney, In charge of dec tions d a t^ 1-10-49, O IL o f 8 vitominii in I B ottl0 o f 2d e e e a • e e Tho«c with Ltron# bodily Tuka orations, and Mary (Jhrlstensen MllTlIAt fiAN/inCS PAOU by Carl J. Malmfel at It. 25' headed the iHner.committee. A tur rofiiMancc arc hcticr able to soclatcB, "Ardiiteeta, _ Wintargroen TiklAU SMOKERS’ SPECIALS key dlnpilF W*> .served lo the 130 VITAMIN A CAPSULES fiRht coldfi tnd due All nrpoHils In This Bank Are Onaranteed In Fall By The structed and o r 1 g 1 n a r j y OLAFS^S. 25,000 units. Bottle of 2 5 ...... pereona-attfndHig. X variety show lo coldc equipped and fUmlahcd thi NEEIE9 and dandiig-i'fbnowed the dinner, Havings Banka’ Deposit Guaranty Fond of Connecticnt, tne. KiilKcr Jnbn*6 Nfedicioc if Printeton Straet, at an estt) LILLY HOMICEBRIN r72 with music being provided by the. mated coot of $715,0007 COMBlMAtlON fA LK Starduatera. rich in the cfificntial >ila- 23< \ YitafliiRS Liquid yitamin concentrate. 4-oz bottle...... »■ mtn«A«nd l)$%hicb arv 2. Shall a new elementary f Lim it 1) •3-1 S' ladn «f EHEWORTH often necc^d lo help hRht achool. conforming substan It Ohr Chapman. Oourt, Order of PARKE-DAVIS ABDOL plot your rhoica ot Amaranth, la planning a scriea of off winter €old% and build tially to plana and speeUlea- Uons dated 1-13-49, prepared ■With Vitamin C added. Bottle 100 capsules , Military Whist parties to be held stronf Murd) bodies. E is y -ti-^ R Our Reg. $2.00 Briar Pip« KREML in Masonic Tetnple! 'The first, sit by Ernest Sibley and Keltti VITAMIN C TABLETS ting in this *erles is Ini charge, of SeUere Heine. An^tm da, be S H M I f N oysj^SoyÂffs USE constructed and originally CapstlR* OlAFSCrrs. iSmgCAuoibicocid). 100 loi . Limitad time olferl Mrs. Crawford, and will be hejd 51.00 Box BOTH lor ONLY . Rtvtr fritt fish Wedneaday evening, February 18.'\ PROVES ITS VALUE equipped and fuinlahed on Olcott Street, at an esUmaf- BU9BLE d-*Mnc* ed coat of rVMfiOO. Santa . . . 59' 3. Shall plana and apedflcatlona BATH for a new elamehtaiY achool OLAFSEN io be built on Broaa Street, $ Odenrs. 11 On. A SPLENDID GIFT ITEM and for an addition to- the HoUlater Street School be ac- qidred at on esUmotsd coot ot 59c ORDER NOW! $50,0007 f/A (L im it 2) ATTINAL Ooples of the pUns and speclfi cations for th5 Princeton Street I viTtain III unuiE School Project dated January 10. ■/*///!>A) Rely on Olafsen Vitaminn for peak Potont 0/eGcfi Drops hr Bohy Yhstoroi AJJeJ Plaasura Puffing Limit 2 Cartons Pipa Smokars' Buyf tn 3 Siiat 1949, and prepared by Carl J 59c S i M SO BOOK PRINCE Maimfeldt * Aesociates, Arch! potency, for certain economy, for de HALIBUT Oleum Per- Dicelcium WHITE ROX 12 tecte, and for the Olcott Street Tie up his heart with one of these CAMPHOEATED pendable quality. LIVER OIL comorphum Phosphete OWL MATCHES ALBERT KOTEX School Project dated January IS, T0IACC9. A A c I Saaitary 4 9 $ 1949, and prepared by Ernest Bib- Wilson Brothers Yellowstone ATTm AL-CtM pM e Di«t AM rtgors OR— Pound tin . , O U mapSiat.. ,W W ley and Keith Sellers Heine, Archi • 5- o v it c o . 1 2 R 2 ^ 1 — B « x * t M 4.40 tects, to whldt reference js made If its Valen-ties. In special Valentine BM o Vitcuniiu A & D. 50oe—rich in -Olofsen't bottle in the foregoing quesUons, may colors and patterns that he'll be In^wcted on any business day I f I N •f 2N Bottle of 100. vitamins A A D. of 100 capsules. Monday through Friday from 9 A. Ij,^ keep on wearing after the M. to 5 P. M. at the office of the 29« Superintendent of Schools, High event. Luxurious, wrlnkle- (L im it 1) School Building. i m «UondSAVB Electora rprtdlng In the First FAULTLESS resisjont Joequard fabric 20% Fodot^ Cxeiss Toa ea TsOsWog U m am "od BlPIolds V o tl^ Diatriet vriU vote at the SAVmS OVEK SMALL SIZL East Side Recreation Building on m tfiot drapes spioothly. Get Mmf...B/G Economy Cracker Jack School Street. 0000 ORAL NY9IENE . Electora reaidtaig In the Second him one todoy I $2.00 KOLYNOS PRICE Of LARGE ECONOMY SIZE Voting District will vote at the NESTLE HELPS neNT COLDS , Hampton Twilli—$1.50 ■ c : West Side Recreation Building on Tooth Post# CHOCOLATE BARS Oaigle daily with OriisI Osdar Street. With Novelty It’s both pleasant and te- Electors residing In the Third HAIN ...... 5 ovncai Indian Head Cap fteshing . . . on efiactive VICKS VK-TR0 -N 0 L> -...k »b Voting. District will vote at the Other VrUentine SuggetUonjt! A L M O N D . 4'^ eunm State Armory on Main Street. SIGHT SAVERS mouth deotlorant. Aak foe.j FILRCRT ______5 punnet Electors residing in the Fourth Runxon Lighteni ...... Frwm $6.00 r . - . n'-'- ■ IC- ^ f t C mis MmRI Wall Voting District wiU vote at the low prkoJ % A c MILK ef MMNEStt peart she . T. M. C. A. Building on North Monarch Pipes...... $3.50 And $5,00 M, '■ b.ii)p > . J L v Thrifty pint bettfe . .1 Main Street. e t O N i y . l ^ . The polls will be open from 8HK) BEAU KNOT FASTEETH POmER tin o’clock In the forenoon until 8:00 me o’clock In the afternoon. Tie CUp»—Tie Chaine—Caff Linl» Dated at Manchester, CkmnecU' By Swank—$2^0 Each ST. JOSEPH ASFIBINutth 50 cut, this 7th day of Fcbmary, 0 © 1949. . LIQUOR DEPT. O. H. Waddell. BOUQUET General Man.ofer. Town of BLADES SMITH BR0 S. cw $w 6^ . 0 © ' ' Manchester. TONIC ToiifT soar MONARCH WINE «. 69c Single er Double Tax ineluded'On AU Pricer Samuel J. Turklngtcn, lO-ounce Bottle CURTAin SHOP Town Clerk, Town of Edge Pack GUARDS COLD TABLETI (MS. Manchester. ■ -1 SCOTCH *n!urM !.«4,96 2 - 2 1 t T P L . 2-2747 ■ Wm. S. Dnvls. M EN'S W€Afi. MURINE FOR EVES»^ W4,.~ W IOR JEWELERS Natalie O.^McIotoob. : e d e l i v e r y TUL. .'»214^ Sa7 MAIN 8T„ TBl.. Stdt MAYFLOWER BOURBON... 3.49 mo 977 MAIN STREET V ,/ E.STABLISHED 19^6 Ella M. Quiab, '* MANCHESTER Selectmen,' Town of Manchester. \

.-.V I'...: >4. Pa g e F ip m m , MANCHE8TBB BVKWINO HERALD. MANUHB8TBK. WEDNESDAY, KEBKUAKX », ■r. , . ;•>- V, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., 'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1949 oituatioa at a caucus of House things economists love to tnditige Anti-Eviction R^bUeans. Rep. Daniel F. B. MaryTaylor o rp u E T in t' In M Hickey o f Stamford quoted the expression of j^laasure that efforts Sentence keyaerHng appeared before t ^ Weddings Connecticut Law Journal a# say 'forito, Dewey continued, had enst 5 CarsFigure Bill Proposed tte B «w t' “ wlt^ ment profound wars being resumad to raach a News Tidbits com m ltteeTo give a build-up to ing the operation o f the auU-evtc- Struck by Car Republicans Told the Republlcane tn the role of "a Russia Again ■etUamant with Austria. w a n t e d w o m e n a N p g i r L s Preeident Tiumsn’e eoonomte p i^ Xnapp-Meesko tion sU tute enacted at a special liberal and progressive party" Tba naw parlay givaa , IMma Iu2C^^l;ie8 CalM FrpBi UPi WirM Andrews gram. This Includes things like General Aaoembly oesalon In Aug fianher Term Cardinal Dougtierty, which beUevaa in tpiemployroent Or. and Mrs. Rlbbert P* Knapp (CenUniied from Page Ooe) mtaMOto^ o f Philadelphia, called X Oiange Tactics Minister Stalin o f Russia a chance more taxes end social ■•m'HJy o f South Main street, returned ust woe “ smooth and prom pt” insurance, old age assistance, Backs Oaims to match hls words of peace arlth TO EARN roNUl beneflU and controls over This legislation gives the Com- Society Editor of TIm the trial a “mbekery orjurtlce." broader soclsl security, alum • • • Committee of western German yoatentey from Muskegon, Michi DemocraUe leader of the Senate Aithbialiop Joaeph Fran cla action, . Pleads to M an prices. Sragaa and gan, where they attended the wed mon Pleas court the authority to clearance, public development of Plus Regular Pay, Wrapping Saull PfamN^ and Two Persons Injured Constituent AssaniMy recom and Senate chairmen of the com- H erald Snffert Injtiriea ‘ o f New Orieano aald (CoBtlBaed from Page One) •The ouUeok for 1S46 le still ding of their eon William R. Knapp grant aUys of eviction up to seven wajev power, farm price supporta Of Yugoslavs The Austrian treaty talks rapra- Rom Boahen on Day Shi^t mends that Ruaman sector o f Ber slaughter in ith o f mutes, sold on the Senate floor "thaM win ravoal the blttemeea, sent the first Big Four roeaUng In l^cal Accidents, bright," KeyMrllng said. ‘'«n4 by to Miss M ery M. Meeske, only that Shapiro had refused to agree months. In Accident campaign for the presidency last and “ vigoroua protection of the lin bo tncteded In weet Oemma For Cardinal the hatred and the dealte for re- ■Inca Russia and her Communist optimlam comWiwo with the right child of Mr. and Mrs. Othmer P. Hickey sold that between Aug rlghta o f labor. . state . .Commending Oovemor Son at G1 course o f action'w e can keep It with hls proposal for on executive vann which'Inaplred the trial." fall. ■ . (Continued from Page Oaa) followers tn Ehirope began what ^ Sec Or Cali T. D. FauHiner 'Terated by mendation o f Assistant Stote’s At DeiilliB struck by the Scranton cor which sentence "have shocked and ter- j SUvano o f 266 MMdle Turnpike, port to nation, .. Body of honted carried an ell white bridal bouquet o f their eeeaions to the task of re . In hit news conference last that he thought last year he had doctors to government servitude. i official BrlUah observer Within three months after an torney John P. Hodgaon. PubUc was travelling south on Oakland ' rorized all believers.” Feb. 11 - 8 O'clock eaet. Icy condltlona were given eS ex-oon^-tet Is found propped against of Pleur-d-Amour. The meld of ferring scores of bills to various (Continued from Page One) StreeL The car did not stop In time night the F o re l^ Office spokes ” a clear call to duty" but found Republlcdn reacUon generally i 3,,^ u,ree deputies expressed Independence treaty goes Into ef Defender Rclnheri L. Gideon, act Chariee Frasrls RusscB In Budapest, a spokesman for cauac o f the mlahap. Officer door o f Revere, Mass., hoepltel In honor alao wore a Lily Dache gown committees. to avoid hitting the woman. Mrs. ' man again made Jjltter attacks the Hungarian government criti out in November that It was “eome was favorable. I ..g^ve doubts" whether a hearing fect. the U. S.. Britain and Ruasls ing for Andrews, offered no objec- Charlea Francis Ruisell. Infant Pablic Invited—Priies Theodore Fairbanks inveatlgated. gangster style and police say he of delphinium blue taffeta, with The Senate paused In that task religious teaching was guaranteed Taylor was taken to Manchester aiainat British and American pub cized British Foreign Secretary other kind of noise.” must pull their troops out of Aus tlon. twin eon o f Mr. and Mrs. PhlMp J. Baldwin .^grees Wlth^.AnalyslS i of Yugoslavia's claim would serve K o arrests were made. wea apparently dead of 10-day-o1d large hat of mallne to match, and to extend lU congratulations to by the Polish constitution. lic figures, Chapin particular. He Ernest Bevin for what the spokes Rerreshments—Cake Raffle -mnmMA of Slallee Lacking" Memorial hospital by the W. P. His relationship with Washing Senator Baldwin of Connect'eut. nnv useful purpose, tria. The Second Acrident bullet wound. Russell of 27 Jarvis Road died last carried shocking pink carnations. WUliam J. Walsh, political writer The letter said that protests to rapsated some of the observations man said was "an attempt qn the Auatrlan Foreign Minister Karl "rt sppeare from the etetemont Qulsh ambulance. Her condition ton. he said, is likely to continue one Of the 13 rebels Who lost a ■hie Yugoslavs had presented While Officer Fairbanks was In- tAw yer for 11 Communist load night at Hertford hoeplUI. He w m Following the ceremony there the government authorities of the concerning Chapin that u w made ow of the verdict to influence pub Gruber Is In London, standing by TICKETS 50c mad* by the attorney for the for The Bridgeport Post-Telegram, today was reported aa fair. as that of “an occasional visitor.” fight to replace Senator Tati u*' their claims In detail during pre- ers deswa reprimand from Feder bom at the hospital on January 30. was held a reception and supper district brought the reply that re by Judge Olthys. to give hls government’s views. vqaUgaUng the above accldcnL a state,” said Judge Shea, “ that the on hte election lost night os presi The radltor shell and the top ot lic opinion.” Then ha came as close, to say Ohio as chairman of the G.O.P. vioiui conferences. ear driven by Alexandrine Amy- al Judge Harold A. Medina for Besides hls parents he leaves hie fo r two hundred guests, many of ligious instruction ha^l been halted | The^nited States minister, yeS^ Be\’in had said before the sen He saw British Foreign SecreUry atement o f malice Is wholly lacking twin brother. John M. Russell, dent of the Laurel club, on organ 1 the hood of the car were damaged ing that he is through with politics policy condpiittee, said he agrees The British observer said Reber rault, a private nurse, of 140 West "Impertinent comment” made them from out of town, at the because of the lack of teachers. ; terday categoricaUy denied the tence was passed that the trial another brother. Philip Russell, ization of newspapermen who ; in the collision. tence was passed that the trial friends said ar.v governor can largely with Dewey’s political opened today’s meeting with an Bevin yesterday. CtoUr inreeL .trayeUlng;Aast on dumg govenunent'’s questioning In thif case. Muskegon Country Club which The letter odded that priests had ^ charges that he had Influenced the was "repugnant to every English- l who wants to keep control of "From the facts presented to the Jr., aileter, Ann Rue sell, cover the Legislature. , It !.■» hel ved that Mrs. Taylor analysis. W est Center street, skidded. The of defense wltneee. .Contente of was besutlfully decorated for the volunteered to give Instructior, cardinal, ceding the assertions man.” ’ ,. , ” ------1—j . court. I sm eaUtfled with that view hls maternal grandmother, Mrs. Happy to niacnea Propoeol suffered a fractured shoulder; al his’Legislature. He remarked: “ He is right Ip proposing that nurse’s car struck the rear of a "M erd ear" presented to Connec occasion with pink and white snap without charge, but the offer wo-s "nonsense and pure fantas.v. \The Hungarian .spokesman said Mary Winteix ell of this town, end When told of the Republican ac so contusions and abrasions of the ‘T have been graduate*! at a the Republicans adopt neither a W yllys Overland, o|ierated by Ron- ticut will be exhibited over week and concur in It. dragons, calls lilies and w hite The spokesman » ng'ea also think it repugnant that I think the state has shorni in hie petomal grandmother, Mrs. tion on the eviction Issue. not occepted. legs and arms. X-rays will be tak comparatively early age to the role ‘me-too’ attitude rtor one of com Sid arose, of Rockville. Groee, #ee- end at State Armory, Hartford, Csladlum leaves. Given General Circulation en to determine the full extent of BriUsh Foreign Secretary Ej^ncst „ ^ ...... sman...... for a_ Labor' ’ * govern this case, by a keen power of Mary Ruaeell of Dedham,. Maas. Wechsler told newsmen that of elder statesman, which someone plete negation," Baldwin told a re ‘and then probably turned over to The brtdsi couple later left on a The paatoral letter apparently her injuries. Bevin and Francis Cardinal Spell ment which oppressed human free ttg the Apiyranh c**" snalysls, a thorough understanding Funeral services Were held this Democrats would be happy to dis has aptly defined as a politician porter. (pol, Bwenred to the right but hls State Board of Education for dis trip to Quebec, the bride wearing Is being given general circulation man of New York, charging they dom from Greece to Malaya and NOnCE of the Situation presented. Under morning at the Holloran Funeral cuss the Republican proposal. who no longer is a candidate for Taft greeted Dewey before the For The Diabetic ear was struck and tossed sgalnat playing In atato’B ephools . . Action an Izod suit made with rtd and had made statements calculated against \vhich people revolt should Home, 175 Center street, and since copies arrived In Warsaw to any office.” speech' but returnc(l to the Capi * tree In the parklet. The Grose to bring up Mlndszenty case be all the circumstances, I sdopt the white eaton Jacket and ollm blue There were Indications, however, Fiiblir Keeords to Influence the court’s decision. ’ dare crittdze a trial, the fairness Senator Brewster of Maine, who recommendation of the state.’ burial was In St. James’ cemetery. that whether Democrats would go day. tol to take part In a night meet OR,FOR Wte will be closetl for alterations from esr came to a halt on the parklet. fore U. N. Is being held up tem skirt. The letter charges that cruci Referring to Bevln’a assertion of which cannot be doubted.” ' called Dewey’s a "fighting .speech,” ing of the .Senate Labor commit T h e third car In the accldenf, porarily by strategy discussion In The bride attended Maderla along -with the Republican plan fixes had been removed from the that the conduct of the trial was Balas-sa said in a statement interpreted the remark this way: Feb. 9 to Feb. 23 or thereabouts. . . . Permita j ter. driven by William McCarroll. Jr., Washington. School, Oreenway, Va.. and Sarah was something else again. walls of schoolrooms and "pres "repugnant." the .spokesman said afternii.vi hls11*0 resignation1 as acting ..."o I "n■'He c nashas ooiidone everything but Wechsler, for example, said; Michael Minnlch, 71-73 Bridge the Hungarian government bc- Senator Capehart of Indiana, o f Andover, slowed down when he Nothing New Seen Land Records Lawrence Jufilor College and sure has been brought to bear on nionsul general in New York that I the door against another who recently declared that the bl-| Watch for our opening announcement graduated from Vassar. She has " I f the Republicans want per street to enclose poreh. $250. Ueves "It to be repugnant that Free Diets 'itew Qroee turn to the right. He Nations If that body "falls to rec- parents” to , demand removal of the present Hungarian regime 1 nomination.’ partisan foreign policy is "dead” ; been stage managing '.hows tot manent eviction legislation, we George J Cobley. 15 Deepwood the secretary of foreign affairs of has "forfced out the leaders of the I Dewev said he” didn’t want to in our new location, dtoo turned to the right, and in ognise Ih^. Inherent danger o f aii Are Microfilmed crucifixes. so far as he is* concerned, said ' so doing, waa struck by the right Itt Fall of Prices; the past two years, having Just have a bill ready.” driv,'. alterations Interior. $.’)00. Great Britain should attempt on legal government through meth-1 .’.the common effort to find mankind” In "the Red proeecuUon He referred to an administration Adamskl sold Catholics were Dewey’s ideas are all right as :r of the Amyrault car In the left ”Oh Mistress Mine.” resisting such pressure and chil Kmil Lee of Rockrtlle, to alter the eve of the verdict to Influ ods of terrorism. ( scapegoats or make c.xcu.ses” for of religion” In Hungary. measure which he himseU Intro School street bottling works Into ence public opinion abroad" and far as they go. I CANNED FRUITS t Bide end wa. Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Ed only bloodthirsty beasU and cow Town committee of Portland. The Republican convention plat- terday that another depression sitting of the Setback tournament na Lutz. 78 Alton street; Mrs. j ards.” i;0W. and lament at what bos been might coat $800.00(1.000,00<5. They tonight at Tinker hall. Prizes for want large selections, good senrice, PRUNE JUICE Bot. 25c dng that the United States "should perpetrated against the righto of Theresa Mlqer. South Coventry; | In the trial the cardinal admit said it was designed to "make out the tournament will be awarded at William Plank. Rockville; Mrs. ted writing a lettar to the Justice •xplora fully ell practice^ the church . . . and to protest a cose for a managed economy and thia time. Mary Dubtac and daughter, Rock and good value . . . Wc have a baby ministry offering to withdraw STBAWBEBKV avenues of procedure In the mat solemnly against the grave of REPEAT more spending. ville; Mrs. Katherine Hampton, from We office fbr a time to permit ter, Including the suggested ap fense InSlcted upon the whole wise staff to smooth .four worried The $600,000,000,000. he said The choir of the Emanuel Lu 216 Wetherell street; Mrs. Bernice the H u ngp^n blahoiis to negoti 12 Oz. .Tar proach through the Unlte^' Na- church. yesterday, might be the difference theran church wlU hold Us weekly OFFER PRESERVE 37c “W e desire, therefore, venST' Becker and daughter. 42 Drive D, ate for «T (Atu%h-state agreement In notional Income in the next 10 rehearsal tonight at 7:30 p. m. brow as to WHAT? HOW MANY? tlone.” / „ able "hrothers, to take active port Sliver Lone homes; Albert Mlehl, which he i^viou aly had opposed. ' The committee, colling'the Hun years, depending on whether there KM T SI/EEPERS with paternal spirit. In your sor' 68 Hollister street: Ann Cawley, i He also acknowledged writing a BL1TKBEBRY garian trial end Imprisonment of Is another "boom or bust” or a There will be no skating today WHY? row and grief; and wc also desire 28 Otis street. ‘ w ith extra pants lettar from hte cell to Chapin ask- the prelate "pereeouUon.” sold the “ stable rate of growth.” or tonight at the North End. $ BINGO to address to you In the name of Discharged today: George Mc Size* 6 to 1. Reg. $2.85 1.98 1^ aid in attempting an escape 12 Oz. Jar coea should be raised by this coun “Case for Maaaged Eeoaomy" PRESERVE 35c the Lord, our exhortation so that Neill. 291 Spruce street: Howard , from the country by plane. Chapin try “ either in the United Netlone R e p r e sentotive Wolcott (R- Rev. Harvey Wldman. well said' he never had heard of the as Always you have done, this, known missionary of the Belgian Ward. 258 Parker street; M fi. Nel-1 Every Wednesday Night or by such other meene as rosy very particularly In this grave Mich), ‘‘He Is getting ready to lie Dubanowskl, 189 Glen wood letter. PINEAPPLE argue for great public apending to Congo. Africa, will conduct a spe be most epprdpriete.” event, yon will continue to follow • First Quality avoid losing $800,000,000,000— cial program which will Include strc-*t. I • All Cellophane Wrapped Lteked With Earlier “ Pweecatloa your pastoral ministry with un Birth today; A son to Mr. and , 1 Lb. Jar At a news conference the secre spend billions to save bUlions. moving pictures, tomorrow eve PRESERVE 29c tiring vigor and unity of mind, Mrs. John Plaster, South Coven- ...... 2 fo r 1 . 0 0 “ It was a very abstruse calcula ning at the Salvation Army Cita P A D S 18” X 34” ...... \ Sign Symbol tory of state linked the trial and heart aiid work, always remem ST. FRANCIS CHURCH tion. one of those theoretlcml del at 8 o’clock. try. I PETEB F A N conviction of the Roman Catholic bering that for the liberty of the j PADS 27’ X 34’ ,•#..••*•.••fl,39 Of Reaction prelate. Josef Cardinal MlnUszen- church and Its sacred and holy SOUTH WINDSOR ty, with earlier "peraecutlon of rlghta, one must endure not only 'Terry Knit WASHCLOTHS ...... 2 for\254 Lutheran Bishop Lajos Ordass and IjiiiiiinnmimiiiiiiMmiiiMiiiiiM^^^ \T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES I PEANUT B U i r k R ‘ i.‘ ; 29c labor and pain, but also the priva 90485348484823895353234848484853 (Ceattaned troia Page Oee) declared: tion of life, when this Is necessary. Terry Knit TOWEL and WASHCLOTH SETS FREE TRANSPORTATION "The Soviet-controlled Hungar “ We have full confidence that = BELVALIER FIBER SLAT that the, consulate ataff merabgra Special Prices On All/Kinds Of ian authorities seek to dlocredit . . . all Catholic Hungary, so 40” X 40” Towel and 2 10” x 10” Clotha 2.49 end coerce religious leadership In probably will be allo'wed to stay in BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 8 P. >1. This is the zero hour! Within • m«t- dear to us . . . will be equal . . . this country as political refugees. National Biscuit^ Crackers Hungary In order to remove tlW to these difficult events ot the 20” X 30” Towel and 2 10” x 10” Clotha 1.29 State Department Prees Officer ter of hours every winter* coat, suit and source of moral resletence to time./and will know how to give ^Ilehsel J. McDermott, referring dress . . . ali winter accessories must be Communism.” _ * ^ to other peoples a splendid exam VENETIAN BLINDS STAY ON C R IB SHEETS, Reg. 1.98...... l.SO to the numerous refugees already cleared from stock. We’te priced every Acheson celled the arrest, trial ple of Christlen strength. In the U. S. from the Soviet bloc and life sentence of the cardinal TERRY BIBS, 12” x 13” ...... 2 for 5Qd thing so low they’ll sell before you can "Do Not Be Led Astray” cimntries, aald, “ We haven’t kick a "consclenceleea attack Upon re “UmUng therefore your guid ed opt anybody yet.” say “Clearance” . . . so run . . . don’t walk HEALTH MARKET ligious end personal freedom.” . ance, and putting together your “ T/ie Lowest !i HANDI-PANTI E-Z ON PULLOVER SHIRTS to 1', yr. 2 1.00 State legialstora and city offl- . . . for these great bargains of 1949 .... He asserted that Communist strength, go forward. O venerable ctels Joined with congressmen in Hungary had employed the " ^ S l brothers, armed with that might asselling the Hungarian court’e methods practiced by a police Priced Blinds The diaper slip cover! Thursday Poultry special which comes from Heaven and It Sites te 1 year. action. atote" and declared this to be not 'siutolned with- Divine Grace. Do House Republicans unanimously ALL WINTER COATS * justice but "wanton oersecutlon” .not let yqurselvcs be. led astray by in the World'* A L L W OOL COAT SW EATER, long length 1.98 adopted a dsclaratlon of ‘indigna which had called forth 'unlveisal tion and condemnation” proposed SMALL PLUMP FOWL AND 'those follaclmis appearances ot Tailored (or beys U U Q Priced at cost o r below condemnation. ’ truth through which, with frauds 25% WOOL BLANKETS satin bound ....2 .7 9 by Representative Hale (R , Me,) Must Bear Bntpon-dbUll.v In while and Mae I • I * Representative Somers (D., 'N. FRESH DRESSED BROILERS, and enticements, souls arc decoy Acheaon declared that the Hi’.n- ed*. Your forebears, who In times VIRGIN WOOL b o o t i e s SETS. Reg. 3.49 2.49 Y .) Introduced a resolution propos Soiue as Low as $2 4.00 \ garlan go\‘emment "must bear full ing that Jhe President "sever all FRYERS post had to resist'every'kind of ' responsibility for lU, actUin.” error and overcome the greatest • Flexible slats won’t sag, warp or Laee trimmed for gtrla HAND MADE DRESSES fine batiste ....2.49 diplomatic relations with the gov This emphatic declaration In white or ernment of Hungary.” difficulties, will teach you bril crused reporters later to esk him rattle. pink ...... 1.39 Similar action was urged by The Practical Zi|»-Iii liantly that the Cliristian religion Hand Made ROMPERS fine broadcloth * ...2 .4 9 v.'hat were the proapecto of r i can calumnied and fought, but New York Republican City Coun L b .45c appeal by the United States and •Easily and quickly installed by any cilman EMward Roger who said a U N E D C O A T S not overcome. / Nationally advertised IN FA N T S SHOES other nations to the United Na "Particularly we desire, vener one. declaration of war on Russia tions. woidd wipe out Communism. EXTRA SAVINGS IN THIS EXTRA LOW PRICE able brothers, that, , raising your JUMPING JACKS • MRS. DAYS • PROTECTIV Priced as low as $39.98 The Hungarian government is prayers, even for those who perse • Smart woven herringbone cloth CommoBlst Defends Trial committed by lU peace treaty with However, another New York READY-TO-EAT cute you . . . that you unitedly ■ the Allied powers to respect and end Insistently Implore celestial' tapes. Cjty councilman, Benjamin J. Dav- promote ■ human rights. Aqheeon lA a Negro Communist, defended light for minds darkened by error IF i r S TWIJSS. . there*$ a second layette Just Three H A M ^ 5?*^ .-...49c replying to the inquiry said an ap . . . divided by hate and rancor, • Slots made of tubular fiber. the trial of the Hungarian prelate, peal to the United Nations Is one so that finally, with the help of saying the “normal processes of MUSKRAT COATS or the possibilities, a’ong with free if the first layette was purchased at law took place." He aald the Hun Divine Grace, better end quieter • Smooth finish, easy to clean. Combintliion Special others now under consideration. times will come to our beloved garian paople should be applauded Mostly dmidl sizes* From other s«nircea ft was for "not letting a man use his ccuntry.” • Individually packed. TOTS *N TEENS, Save the sales checks learned that this consideration Is Vatican sources eeld yesterday priaatly robes to bide his crimes.” under way Jointly with, the British Tba New York state Legislature PRICED BELOW COST BUY the pope would use the first occa : rid pfissibly the I rench. aant to President Truman and sion. he could to make a "deelare.- 1 Lb. Our Popular FPankfurts A dteeon was asked siso wheth-1I tlon in the hardest and most defin Congreaa a resolution asking e U, cr he would take notIre of attacks N. investigation of what was itive term.s’’ In connection with A Large Group of •made by thn government prose I the trial Continuing our FINAL CLEARANCE termed the “torture and drugging* at 59c Lb. cutor on American Minister Sel- o f the Hungarian cardlnaL Cardinal MIndiizerity, primate of 21 in. to 24 in.. I DRESSES den Chapin during the trial «1 I Hungary, waa sentenced to life Warren R. Angtln, chief U. 8 . Cardinal Mlndszenty’. 'The prose delegate to the TT. N „ said at Lake ' Imprisonment yesterday by a Hun. TODDLERS’ • BOYS* B GIRLS’ A ll priced below cost A SK FOR cutor alleged that Chapin had en Bucoaaa that "Americans of all gerien People's court which con couraged (he cardinal in various victed him o f treason, espionage 25 in. to 28 in. flaltba" are "alarmed and shocked 1 Lb. New Keg Silver Lane Kraut illegal acts against the Hungarian by tba ominous portent" o f the $5 $8 $10 and blade market activities. COAT SETS and SNOWSUITS Hungarian trial. state. Hour Not Given 48485353532353484848488923 (No Chorge, With Frankfurts) Acheson cKclan^, authoriting The hour at which the consistory Germans in Frankfurt painted Formerly up to $29.98 aigne demanding the cardlnal'a Riwawbar lliit name: Idircct quotation: Will be held and other details were to 36 in. SHELL-PLI “ It Is a totally (olae, baseless REDUCED XaCX)ST AND BELOW I freedom and pasted them over not Immediately announced. Moat rcasenabid aicsls can be prepared easily with and outrogMua statement.” Communist party posters. The secret consistory te so It'athanowaat andbost in cevorings Iqv oink eountora Fresh Fish Fillets to Try or Broil—Or a whole piece Rm o B Not Aolwd rolled because no one except the In Britain’s House o f Commons, The secretory sold the Hungari L.W 3. Teeling, Conaervative mem —colorful, water and groa—proof, oosily iiutnllod. to Bake or BoiL Oar Seafood is parehaaed fresh week- pontiff end cardinsla are present m ber, aerred notice he win ask Dooo not rot. mold or crack—will not support ver- an government hod not naked at Ua deliberations. I Get Yours Now! \ to-week. We’D have fresh northern Oysters, Scallops and ’ Chapin’a recoil desplto the Such consistories frequently are Presidsnt Harold Wilson o f the min or innacts. Shall-Pli is less expansive bocauao Clams. ’ Board o f Trade to cenaider break it is ntora durable—outlasts ordinary coverthga. m ch o rea made at the trial. opened with an address or alloeu- ing o ff nagottetlons for a trade However, BepeeeeaUUve OfToole i Uen hr. which the pope often re- TOTS N’ TEENS, . ip., N. Y,i, today aUced the, State vJeu-e the oondlUon of the ClHirch treaty wttb Hungary. 1 CntboBc malataa in thia country deportment to recall Chapla. so be :n general or la aomo particular and abroad atrengly eendenned caa toll rengreetewiel oonmlttoea country, pointing out what do- THE TEXTILE STORE •taotA "true conditions la Hua- serves prates or condemnation. tbs Bnagarten goveramenVa ae HPLE'S A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. Such allocutions are the thalr fellow churcb- gaiy.” gtvea to ' n e ar THE BANK s i HALL LINOLEUM CO. In a telegram tp Aiffioeqn, public afterward In order that the I 913 MAIN STREET Vatican Cito dtiaM AlN (.OAK$T-MANCHESTtR COMN^aito O’Toole saM thb United 9tet]fca world may know the pope’s 82 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 2-4022 'ahooM wlhtdrew frooqthe United. thoughts on these fbetters. Si’iiilllllllllllliilUUilllllllllllllllllillillllUillllllllllllilllllilllllillllllllllllllllllililllUIIUIIUtliilllllHIlUH^ Pope PhiaI XHi m ’ knaltj1 prayer la fR0C£Jt/ES •MtAJS • FKUiTi • VLGBTABLEt bis prtVata chapM bearing ;i j ' A./:

PAGE SKVEMEEN ^v. *•■’■'■'■' ■’•• . ____ BIAMCUCSSTCK BVK*«IWO ItlSKALU. BIANt;M>'»TI5K. CUWW- WEDNESDAY, FEBBUARY 9, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1949 ^ rAllB STXTEElt ' - : ■ . ■■ . ■ ** ’ ° * _ V •___ • ■ _ ' ■ :____ iwMMiiidmniiiiiiiiiniiimiiimiilllllW 23485353484853538948532353485323532353484823...... Piriafore Set Bargains Listed by Pontiacs Defeat Willie in Rec Lecigue Fectturep 60 to $0 "h , __ Weaver High The In(]uirer Guards Play I B B Italiiaii Amerks Nose ■<‘ A : M Devils Fridav T rip s HHtl d BBAALD Out Cleaners, -47 *4(6 Tonight at East‘ Side Red anid White Quintet GaniB to SlBit at 8 at i ; pimee the veal In a casserole, make an excellent seasoning coro- <850 degress FO for 10 minutes. 9o pntty — to pneUeti thin MoiUfgrams Renmve cover and oentlnue bak ANGLE Drops Fifth Straight it Pontiacs Overcome Big onlw sUces. salt freshly WnaUon for hamburgers. Serve c t lL r * 4w R mWIsni M e e t ! Hartford U expected td Armpry; Stove Collins Rec Results UtUag — *uch • ******^*,_i^* Add creaoiebutter or margarine. Bake in from QUmNB PHARMACY wUl Judged tbe champion. Game Maneb4st4T High’s UMng straak B. P. Pte. tinguishilm thei new SPRINO COATS, A t 7 t l S i NBSMu difference betw#*n victory and de- This writer was buttonholed eev- be' OTOTAIN sh o p , 8 » Main Street a 376 degree oven for 30 minutes. Unger In sweetnesa' r-r Dana’s dis with After dropping two exhibition f'palrlngs would be decided by the was oxtended to flvs gamas' last IJ—C. Kurioa^lea; rf 2 0-0 4 Half of Second Tilt just displayed at the MONTGOM games in a row, the Manchester ewl times during the past few Tim f ara all cdora — olacK ana tinctive perfumes' and eolognM weeks and asked hla opinion e€M i touriiey committee. night at Hartford whan Weaver 8—A. Kuflowles, rf 0 4-7 - 4i white, peach, blue, yellow, wd d e l ig h t f u l VALENTINES ERY WARD COMPANY, and the A F in s P lily In R ,- E I y e r s ; ^ "tackle Robb,' and Ike Cole will Ouards win strive to get back In LAY AWAY PLAN enables the ‘Platlne,’’ "Twenty Oams,’ ! start at forwards for tho locals. town baskatbaU scries and i ^ t Froceeda from all tourney High shot out a 59 to 49 victory. 0—Stratton, rf , . . . 0 0-0 0 Staadtai m e n In .a number of p le a e ^ de- present a tempting "Emir," or “Tatw". (ctdognca.at to the victory column Friday night 'Xames, after operating expenses 4—Dobek. I f ...... 5 5-10 15 d e w e y -r ic h m a n c o m p a n y , style-conscious shopper to get first An attwctlve 'KUe"' of .Dimes Scrimpy Norm Burke will he at wrien they take on the New Hav teams should play. . ' . The setback was the tenth In fif aijns. Some may be matched to selection. There are two' lengths $2.00 and up) attrietlycly pack First I shall report what man- ; and taxes, would go to tbe teams, teen starts for the Red u d Whits, 2——Kose, c .’...... 7 1-8 15] e's Grill . . . . ■hover curtains. Don't delay 767 Main Street From "hearU and ba^ tball doublebCader wllj be center, with Tommy Conronl, and en Red Devils in an Eastern 8—J. Worobel, t g .. in the smart toppeiirs of covert or aged gift sets of powder end brimmi Jerry -Williams In the flL s tlT s s S at the Main S lw t m lolloyyers------Z- of w the------; say--- on .a percentage scale, based The hwtrs trfilled for nearly 4 4-10 181 Bh-Americtos theyTl he snatched up at this price. flowers" with a sincerely affec cologne by Yardley, Ooty, or Prim presented tonight at the East Side 4—P. Worobel, Ig .. 4 2.8 tionate message of general or spe- gabardine at $12.91.98 to 129.98, in baekeourt. The Ifctter has b*en the Uues periods before going .ahead Baleh Pofitlaei ... sixes 10 to 20 -r and what a pretty rose House priced ' from $1.00; 1 ^ w(& the Silk City EaglM and only a Buggastlon but - i Laurels ...... «. - ..... cial-relatlonshlp nature to amus- Nfaslff Aims trtlng pa«t,^ ,Tho most conslBtent scowr In the Ns*- rington Howards hv ■ 47 In 37 I eions. snd then ptUlIng away tor their 20—Totals ...... 33 X CHENBY TIE makes a win color Is the new "melon." Full pretty and well styled • eopipacts ^ the ^ Reports were tp4he effect that there It Is. The writer will b4 ten point margUv of victory in the 16-83 601 Italtu-Amerletos vSentine*^7t'^’d is tin ctg a g s and funny cîl^m^ at $8.00 and $8.oa . sntiw net proceeds Will b4 turned ■Iff lineup this season. score last Wednesday night. ning Valentine B gift — dia ... 'B'^ges, the cards at all prices are length coaU In pastels or dark Eddie Welrzblcki, Cdach Cole, the Polish Am^cans would pleV glad to sit down and talk over the final period. Mtochest4r led at the WUlle’s Orill (56) 1 Silk a t y A. C. ... in design, superior in quality. The tones, at $19.68 to $89.96, have at over to Ute local polio-fuad. proposed tourney with team mto- P. B. P. PU. Clstocra ...... most attractively designed. There Tbe Silk City Eagles will meet and Knight will be held in reserve. a best kwo oql' of thred game ser- period, lU to 5, tod at halftime, 27 ■election of new Ues (with slight tractive hand-stltchlng detail. Of .course you’ve heqrd 'of'ths A banner crowd is expected to ies wlur the British Americans agers at an early date if agraa- to 23. Weaver jumped out front in 5—Wlertblcki. rf . 2 0-1 4 Ksceys ...... ImperfecUons to lower the price are big satin and be-rlbboned D o r o ^ Ctray “CELLOQBN LO the Hartford Jewish Center five in, 5—Zamaltls, If ... 4 0-4 8 Valentines for an extra display at There are sport and dress-maker be on hand for this fine ^b)e-blll. with tbe winner fating the. Guards able and bring the town basket the, third atanaa, 41 to 87 tod then wlthirat spoiling the tie) offers styles. TION AI«D CREAK" with thalr the first game starting promptly In a beffout o? three game set. ball series championship to a 2—Opslach, If ... . 0 0-0 0 Batch Pontiaca trtppAd WUU4'a $1.00, and large cut-outs of standr marked. tSfdtlvenen in producing at 7 o'clock. ' / proceeds of which will/go towards coasted In. choices for every taste at the siding a great■ cause ' OTof hui humanity. Well then, what about other local Head. Meniart with 18 polnle and Far* 0—Rubaeba, If ... 3 0-0 6 Grill last night by a scor* of 60 to CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT up animals and child figures for a g lo w ^ , petql-smooth skip. But Mickey Homar, Lenny WUine- Shots Here u d There 5—Giyab, c ...... 5 2-2 12 50 In a Itec Senior Ltagu* «m * . children at $.25. In choosing a WEUUINO RING teams who felt they sliould be In- raina and Kidder, each with elev SALESROOM. ^ t will be a symbol for many, have you heard- of tho nira oppor- grad, Rus Davidson, Don Oennlck, cWcled In Sfiy proposed town ser- From the start of the current 8—W. Parciak. c . . 3 1-8 7 In the second game tho lUlian- tunily, for getting, at |l<50 the tod .Weaver’s MOs Dolgolek will en, paced the Weaver attack. Leo S—Kosak, rg ___ . 1 1-2 3 many years, one should see all the iik? season to February 1, tbe Wash Day, back In action after a two Americans nosed out the ManchM- A HAND-KNIT DRESS OR A VALENTINE FOR 'THE" many types—and one can do so at oomtâtioh sat thfit usuwy coots iorm the vlsltors’s startln.7 lineup. TweJ Ganies iu Y ington Capitols were the talk of 5—Dlakon, Ig . . . . . 4 2-4 10 ter Cleaners, 47 to 46, in a gamt MAN will be very, very nice If It The Eagles, who play In the Y George Mitchell says hla Nas- week layoff, flipped in' 18 points SUIT—the newest and nicest of WIOR’8, 977 Main Street; wide or $10.00? Tou'n find it at the alff Arms entry will play any team the professional basketball world. 0—C. Parciak, Ig . . 0 0-0 0 that sent the crowd wild. comes from MATHER'S at the WELDON d r u g COMPANY. League tonight at elghL have add- for Manchester. Center Al Morgan The Pontiaca in the firat throe fashions—can be made at a frac narrow bands, rings that are beau League Tonight In town, preferably the Guards. Today, although the Caps hold an enjoyed hU best game, hooping in tion of the store price .vith indi Center, whatever the price. If tifully engraved or classically .6d a few men for this Rec en* NaasUfa have b ce i playing only eight -game lead over the New 28 -Totals ...... 22 6-21 50 minutes looked like they yref* In you’re making a really gala |^ft ' VALIOfTINE GIFTS to enchant \COunter. 14 polau. Score at halftime 26-18, Baleh fpr a terrible trouncing aa the vidual styling and your own plain; matching rings for bride independent ball th's season and York luiickerbockers in the- East The summary: measurements. Mrs. John Cragin. there are gorgeously masculine and groom; Bridal Sets of matched a femlmne h«art may feature the Pat Bolduc and Gene Morlarty Two games will be played at the ern Division of the Basketball Pontiacs. Grill started off with a bang tod ruby rings—some with lodge em 34.vn. boast.va fine record. Weaver (59) In her YARN SHOP, 23 North Elm wedding ring aifd engagement qolor of the day at MATHER’S at -ill start in the front court, with •Y* tonight in the Senior Basket Currently leading the Rec ^ n - Association of America, they are Referee: Hedlund. before anyone knew what had hap blems. A combination cigarette Umpire: Oweha. pened they had a 11 to 1 jump. Street, ,’umishes free instructions ring. the Center. ’There’s a large, glow B f Sue' Barnett flaiar Chick Plummer at the pivot ball league. In the first game start'^ ior Leaguii is WilUe’s (irill. topped in the percentage column to go with her lovely Bernat case and lighter Is a handsome ing ruby pendant; a Sterling silver The Laurel’s George Brooks, I Linden, rf . . 8 2-8 But thi* was all the (Kortiig gift, îll-folds of llsard, saddle Your ABC. Spocisl this, week Ing at 7:15. the KnlghU will take Wouldn’t the Grill have aa much by tw’o rivals Ih the We$Wm Di > Opesao, r f ---- 1 0-1 yi^niM. Houn are 1:00 to 5:00 p.m., Fresh pork tenderloin ôr veal chain set with rubles;- cleverly de featuree si d a rl^ ' Uttte' pinafore tod Russ MsUilasun will line-up In right to play for the lp*n title as vision. Rochester and Minneapolis Itoliato (47) Willie’s did to the end of the quar Mondays throi:gh Frldava. Phone leather or pigskin are in excellent signed rln n set with rubles 'or' the btok court. on the A>i^rt team. The Knighte i MenisrL rt . . . S 8-8 P. B. F. Pte ter. As Plajdng Coach Ed Koee ta.ste. A pen and pencil set, a Ster cutlet may be used in ' making for -young girl-' tkst’o the casleet the Guards, PA's, BA's or Nss- (George Mikan). The Royals 5 KelUher. If . . . 0 0-0 and "Bow Wow" Worobel started 302< for other appointments. chop suey. If pork is chosen be garnets; o f a Lady Buxton wallet ThlsXstartlng five will be ably ntly In third place and Cleorgo OolUns siffs? They most certainly would and Lakers boost .782 and .725 5—Rivosa, rf ... .. 1 1-2 ling silver belt buckle, or a modem of red If red iw ’t her kind of Bmkthg, with panUes to 1 Stone. If ...... I 1*2 to nnd the range, the end of the sure to cook It thoroughly bôre SMteh. You’U want to ihake up by Joe Nowak. Ellis. wlll/be striving to keep in a play- if they can continue their blister percentages respectively as com ' 0-rGentllcore, rf . 0 0-0 Veal with SquaKh tie set are further sure-to-please color, t h ^ are heart-shaped lock Bam Sewer, Blit Shaw, Joe I-e- locals hpVs dropped decision.H to 5 Ouyler, c ...... 2 0-0 1—Lea. rf ...... 0 0*0 period found the Pontiaca taking suggestions. adding the vegetables. ; several versions fbr warm weather of^pot. The Airport will be seek- ing pace in the league. pared to the Capa .711..A new 4 Farralna, c ... 3 5-5' tha lead, 12 to 11. pounds veal cutlet ets and compacts—separate or in beidz. tod Veto Cordero. B Its second win snd t chance to the Globe Trotters and the New Nasslffa and the BA’s are prac television order aill make it man 4—N. Pagani. U- .. 8 1-4 Bacon drippings matching sets; unusual lapel pine wear. In the sebond game starting at Britain HesUn Copper but feel they 2 Kidder, rg . . . , 4 3-5 1—Kerr, If ____ .. 0 1-1 Still hot thOy rolled up 14 p ^ ta Take advantage of I n d o o r Almost "Too pretty to eat” are Pattern No. 8420 Is s sew-rlU get out of the cellar. tically the sanoe team. The PoiUh datory for wrestlera, where bouts 0 .Slobln, rg . . . . 0 0-0 in the aeeond stanza to tha OMIT* iVi pounds yellow squash the VALENTINE CAKES AND In miaint figures; and a wealth of ^‘.15 the claSsy Windsor Locr In the second geme CSteney CM get back on the right twek Americans roster Includes a ha*f are televised, to we^r concealing 2—Babcock, c .. .. 6 1-2 2 tablespoons butter or margar weather and of the notablyably worthworth lovely 'sar-rings. perforated pattern for sixes 8. 4, ' Vlysw piramlM to make thipte afalnst the Red Devils. 3 Delmastro, Ig . 2 1-3 2—Tedford. rg .. .. 1 8-U seven to increase their lead at hiU- while bargains in UPHC10L8TER' COOKIES at the PINE PASTRY 5, 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4, pina Brother will tangle with the Silk dozen members of Willie’s. 'There underclothing. .A charge of rape tlme to 26 to 18. ine SHOP, 660 Center Street — but hot for the Uwal sporting City Eaglea This la an important Friday’s game will staft at 8 no doubt would be firew-orka as has bean filed against Vince Fos- 1 Price, Ig ...... 0 0-0 2—Oorrentl, rg . .. 0 0-0 ' teaspoon marjoram FABRICS to re-cover your fur GIFTS FOR WEDDING AT fore,. 1 7-8 yards of 39-lnch; ■1^. Sunday, thk Flyers w ^thelr o'clock so that fight fans may get 5—Allczl, Ig ...... 1 1-4 The third quarter found Wltlla’a they're too good not to eat Cakifs tut for both teanu. Cheneys are.In 1. e- if the PA’S played, tbe BA’s ter, piromising welterweight from coining back to ouUcore tha Pon- Balt niture. Remnants of damasks, bro By Mrs. Anne Cabot TENDANTS are numerous, and panties, 5-8 yard. ’tblrtssnth gam^ defeating the back to their radios in time to 22 TotaU 22 15-22 59 cades, and friexe, in a variety of may be decorated with beautifully Every woman, whether she bo a For this pattern, send 25 cents second place, one game behind-the and won their scries set. The PA’s Rulo, Nebraska. Foster gained tlaca by three points and to cut Freshly ground pepper done bouquets of violets or roses, eharmUig at'W IOR’8, 977 Main iBpringtlcld Russlau-Aipdrtcans 89 listen to the Willie Pep-Sandy Manoheater (49) 22-Totals ...... 17 13-24 47 nice colors, are very moderately bri^ or hot, loves the distinction Street — and the store has-'very In Coins, your name, address, size leading Wapplng Y, and the would then be challenged by Nas the hckdlines recently -with a p B T tha lead down to five poinU, 41 to Cut veal In half inch strips. ornamented with hearts, or amus to 54. Eagles have a mathematical chance Saddler fight. The preliminary wHI slffa. The latter team members clean-cut win over Tony Pellone Cleaaera (46) Saute pieces in bacon drlpplnga. priced at the CHENEY BROTH of monograms on her linens. If experienced advisen. Pssrl neck desired, and the Pattern Number The Flyers boastVu experienced get under way at 6:45 p. m. 3 Day, rf ...... 6 1-2 P. . B. F. P 86, at tha end of the period. Stan ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. ing with frosting pictures for chll' your linens are not initialed, or H laces, jewel boxea musical powder to Sue Burnett, The Manchester of getUng into the ftfist divisien would merely hang out their wet at Madiaon Square Garden. .Mur Gryzb Ih thla quarter went wild five minutes on each side. Wash dren. Heart-shaped cookies are in baU club tod ara^ledJby Player- snd to get Into the league playoffs. New Haven boaaU tbe league’s BA Jeraevs, don Nsaaiff roonkev- 0 Dougto. rf . . . 0 0-0. 2— Fisher, r f ...... 7 2-6 squash and cut in slices without you are planning a rift of hand boxes,' and compacts are among Evening Herald. IIIW A vs. Amer- Coach Al Shaniw of Tufts. Hs, ray Murdock, Yale'hockey coach, 0 Moske, rf ... ■ 0 1-1 by scoring jialf of the teaffl’a points colors, centered wth a red fondant The Eaglae >>riin playing ui third high scorer In George Col Bults and plaj' with almost the played 600 consecutive games 3— Bores. If . 2 1-4 with four twin masters and a char peeling. Saute squash slices for Grated 'onion, chopped parsley, kerchiefs, blouse or'linens, you’ll the popular choices tof gtris; iden- Icss, New York 19, N. Y. win start at a/guard posHlon along lins. who in 1946-47 performed 5 Hubbard, If .. 3 8-4 0— Saverick. If . . . . 0 0-0 salt and freshly-ground pepper heart. Phone 2-9435 to reserve want these traditionally styled al tificatim bracelet cigarette tmproyed brand of ball and aw identical lineup as used by the los aith the New York Rangers in the ity toss, good for nine points. about a minute. Slice onion vbry your order. The spring and summer Fsshion with Bin Mdaka. \ capable of knocking off the Silk with the Brooklyn Jewels, and one Hublard. If ... 0 2-4 2—Connolly, c . . . . 8 2-4 phabets. lighters,, combination lighter and will guide you smoothly In making ; Ellswom’s Al Du rasa who ing BA’s. Or the situation, again National League. .Rooeevelt Race Going into X the last period, Makers If they aw Foing right. of the league’s best floormen and as an example, could find the BA's way in 1948 split a total purse of Morgan, c . . . . 4 6-10 2—B. Pagani, c ... 0 0-3 Balch's stertedxto roll with the Pattern No. 5932 consists of hot- cigarette ease, and leather wallets s smart spring-Into-suromer ward acorad ^ p oin ts In Sunday’s tilt Brown, c ...... 0 2-2 '0—Davis, e ...... 0 0-8 VALENTINE GREETINGS are iron transfer for 4 complete alpha are favorites for men. Payment Following toUlght'a games, each guards in Frank Iwanskl. Iwsnski dumping Willie's and then playing $1,765,811 for horsemen In pay 6ne shooting betng^don* by Kose, gay at the PINE PHARMACY. 664 robe. Easy to make styles special will stdri at his familiar renter team has two games left to play was named on the AU New Eng the PA’s: the Poles players drap Mikolowskl, rg 2 l-l 4— Smith, rg ...... 3 3-8 bets, 1—1 Inch; 2—1 5-3 :nch and may be cash or credit. features, origit.sl designs—and a Bt/Hs’B the man to stop If the offs for 1,113 races during the 136 Joe Worobel and Bobek. These Onter Street, from cards to cho tod thep the playoffs will take land team during his Hlllhouse ing from Willie's for the n4xt day season. .Tbe Denver Nuggetts Roach, r g -----0 0-0 4—Brown, rg ...... 3 2-3 boys broke the backs of the Grill. 1—8 inch. Stitch illustrations and free pattern printed Inside the jrers aw to be beaten. ' Kelley, rg . . . . 0 0-0 2—Puzsa, I g ...... 0 0-1 . colates to cosmetics. Inexpensive complete embroidery directions. , Tlte' wonder-working new elec- place.. High school days and for two round in the series. of the National Basketball League Both teams were terrible at the cards range from funny to tender. book. 25 cents. Fred Kennedy, and Lenny Muz- . / ------years in a row, 1946-48 was named ! Buckmlster, Ig 1 1*1 1— Sambogna, Ig .. 0 0-0 Send 20c la Coins, your name, trie range, the "BLECTROMAfi- 'â aw tbe starting forwards, with Series Open to All use a ciiartered plane for their free throw lane with the Pontiacs Delicious chocolates by Schraft dr 'nDR," is being featured at BEN on the AU Eastern League team. road trips. .The onca-famad New netting 16 out of S3 toaaea while Burnham and Brady 'are festive address and the Pattern Number 1/ the former twiling Uumez in I feel that there is only one so 21 ToUls 16 17-25 49 20—ToUls ...... 18 10-29 46 to Anne Cabot, Ibe Manchester SON'S, 718 Main StreeL New the sugar after it is mashed or T h e Tbpse who witnessed the Idst lution to the matter—stage a York Renaissance are having all the Grill hit only six out of 21 in big heart-shaped boxes be tesm’s scoring honors. ficore S t half time 27-28. Man- Score at halftime: 33-29. lUI Elvening Herald. 1150 Ave. Ameri high speed "master burners" are sieved. SHDE BAR Sports Srlieilule meeting between the two teams town semi-pro championship. Ail kinds of trouble trying to Win tries. decked with ribbons. Colognes, Thq Flyers • boast t-apeble ret Chester. Referee. Phelps. Umpire. ian-AmerictoS. cas, New York 19, N. Y. a conspicuous advantage. Tbe full 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER will recall the terrific hook ahot team.s in Manchester would be games in the National League as Heading Uie scoring department powders, compacts by a girl's fa Ber^'ca In Bob Price, Ken FlsheT, that Rennie Block used to score Ctelssler. Referee: Hedlund were Dobek and Kose with IS 1949 line at Benson’s Includes The SALE OF HAIR NETS, Charlie Andrik. FlUy Fitzpatrick, Tonight eligible to compete as long as they the Dayton, Ohio. Rens....Tbe Umpire: Owens. vorite cosmetician are sure to made of real human hair. Is con- seven times In the Ylrst half. points each, Joe and Paul Worobel [ please. greased IH-quart heat-resistant apartment-slae stoves as well as Thursday friday ^ Seiiurdayr tod Olep. Flanders. This quintet Silk City vs Hartford, 7:15— complied with the rules and reg Toronto Maple Leafs were pen the cardigan costume! big onsa — and there’s an extra- Unuing St 4he Notion Deportment Rec. Block’s unstoppable shots had the alized a total of 758 minutes dur with 12 tod 10 markers, respec glass casserole. Cov:r with half came through with 36 of the total ulations laid down by the tourna tively, for the winners, whereas sp^ al trade-in bonus on old of the J. W. HALE COMPANY. points scored Sunday. Naasiffs vs Windsor Locks, 8:30 Guardsmen muttering ip their ment committee. This way. no ing the 1947-48 season for a new Corn and Oyster Caa0ero|e of cracker crumbs, add one table equipment for those who wish to Practically invlsibie, yet trimly beards. Wally Camp, Hy Shendeil. Gryzb netted 12 pbintz and Ditkon (6 aer^dags) spoon butter -or margarine. Add 185 Pairs of Shoes 425 Pairs of ôes After Sunday’s defeat In Jewltt —Rec. team would be slighted. N. H. L. record. .Jackie Robinson. I Sports in Brief - r Sports Roundup | modernize. confining, Uiese nets come in Friday. Feb. II . Joey 8L John and BUI MargoUs Brooklyn Infielder, pilfered 29 10 for the loser*. Two cups canned com, cream oysters; sprinkle with salt and City, Cosch Russ Cole will go all The tourney would be staged at The lUllan-Americans remained single or double mesh in cap and ôut to win tonight’s encounter In New Hsven vs Guards, 8 p.m.— round out the team. the East Side Rec as the rental bases as a rookie with Dam Bums Baaab*ll I style (No. 2 can), 1 cup cracker pepper. Add remainder of cracker A taste-treat in diabetic foods, bob aliapes. Light, meilium, and Cleveltod — Bobby Feller offi By Hagli Fallertoa. Jr. in the race for a play-off berth by crumbs. 2 tablespoons butter or crumbs and butter or margarine. preparation for Sunday’s game Armory. is too high at. the armory. A ..Madison Square Garden has a eking a close victory over the fop wUch dieters no longer need dark brown, bUck. and blonde with the Unlonvllle Rackets of the 8sturda.v. Feb. It defeat would aUmlnate a team new running track. .World Series cially signed hU 1949 Cleveland New York, Fab. 9—W)—Feather I fortified margarine, 1 pint oystrrs, Ctover with other cup of com. Chit to go'to the city for are FRUITS ahadea are $.95 a dozen, or $.09 Laurels vs BA’s, 7:15—Rec. Indian contract for a reported base weight chaunpion Sandy Saddler Cleaners In one of the wildest I teaspoon salt. H teaspoon pep toast In cubes and arrange on top $3 .9 9 $ ^ o Rec. / ' BiijatHîus Tops frohi fuither play. That la, pro baseball rtim.i, taken since 1M4, games played this year at the Rec. p a c k e d IN THEIR OWN JUICE each. White or gray -ne^ are $L59 Silk City vs Kaccys. 8:15—Red. have iven Viewed by nearly seven pay of $40,000 plus bonuses that has Knocked out 61 opponents In per. 2 slices buttered toast. layer of com. Place cover on cas T Bobby Knight, Nasslffs Negro viding there are four t baaeball fans, it la es could net lilm $72,500. 99 professional fights. George Place one cup of com in a well- serole and bake in moderate oven MACY,.' Besidea these "Julee Y Iôp Scorers Other players signed were: For best games, held "Dead-Eye" possibly a round roWn^ system timate L . In five games tbi^ sea Dixon, who old timers ssy wsa the Smith to nine points besides con yr. Pakf,v’ put up by Cellu to Include STATIONERY BY. EATON OR Were / / Were son Ig the B. A. A., both teams rest Main and Cliff Chambers, greatest featherweight, flattened peaches. Bartlett pears, blueberries would be better with u ch team necting 17 points for himself. This Z ' J U N I 0 R S CRANE bespeaks the correspon meeting the other oivX and the havo- 'cored 100 or more points. pitchers, by the Pittsburgh Pirate* only 19 ... That probably proves and fruit cocktail, the Pharmacy ^ .9 5 to $12.95 The following statistics have (NL). Hobect Landrlth, catcher by is the first game that Smith has dent of good taste. The charming $6.95 to $10.95 been released by the Y Intemiedi- that there are more fighters" now scored under 10 points. carries many other Diabetic Foods variety at the DEWEY-RICHMAN Cincinnati (NL). Dick Sleler. than in Uttle Oiocolate's heydey Get Into the Swing o f the Hit Parade" -water-packed fruits, chewing Bte Basketball League. High scorer first baseman and Jocko Thomp In the first half. Nino was hot C O M P A N Y Includes colorful Is Eddie Bujauclus of the Junior Sexton Wrestles and that they aren't as good ... ter than a firecracker and Ju*t gum. gum drops chocolate bars, aprays of decoration, colored bord son, pitcher by the Philadelphia vanilla or chocolate pudding, ice All First Qutdi^Branded Shoes Qusrds wrho has dropped in 124 Joe Nilsnd. Canisius basketball couldn’t be stopped a* he rippled at Kemp's Record Department: ers, gaily lined envelopes--all on Local Sport Phillies (NL). Bob Hall, pitcher, coach, protests that eonstantly-, ^crehm mix, and macaroon cookies ■poinU lip to Feb. 1st. Following Kovaez Toiiight by the Boston Braves (NL). Andy the net with seven twin masters “ALWAYS TRUE TO YOU IN MY FASHION” papers of obvious quality. Nice for Come Early for a Selection him ia Hillary of tho St. Bridgets changing defenses "rob the kids of and a free 4o*s that gave him a to yourself or for a gift Pafko. outfielder, by the Cniicago the opportunity to perfect indlild- Dii\ah Shore Another shipment of BARGAIN- with 78 and In third apot la Cope C hatter Cubs (NL). Jerry Coleman and tal of 15 points. Also in the scor PRI(?ED RUBBER TILE makfa it land of the Indians with 74. August . ■ - - I It's to old policy with Promoter usl defensive skills." . .. What ing department was Bob Tedford If you have an unusual color / Jackie Phillips. Infieldera. by the does he wanL a boaketball game or “ LITTLE GUY” ...... Arthur Godfrey possible for the HALL LINOLEUM S C '“7'?..°^:?. ■n.r„ EOlt„. ' M.nn, Ulb,r. U, p,, th, H,rl. N>w York Yankees (AL). Bill C<» who did some pretty foul shooting COMPANY. 32 Oak Street to re- scheme or would like to plan one just practice ? ... Bobby Feller, by getting six out of eight tod the if you knew what ia possible, go ranked high on the handicap list I ford wrestling fans just what they and Jackie Robinson, infielders, who has to alarm on his " wrist boy who ..played A big part ln_Uila “LAVENDER BLUE” ...... Sammy Kaye peet Its success with these hsnd- hind with 70 points. The high team recently relca.sid by the Connecti Dick Whitman, outfielder and Boms one-eighth inch tiles. Slight to the MANCHESTER- FLOOR ] score is held by the Junior Guards waiit. And that's exactly why he watch, has hod a telephone Instsl- mbertibert BabBabcock. Bob. COVEJRINO CXJMR^NY. 66 Cot- cut State GoTf A.-soclatioh. Holly has signed the sensational Frank Ralph Branca and Johnny Van playing toe bucket, came through “SO IN LOVE” ...... Gordon MacRae hsrd-to-find imperfections in the ■ who have amassed 323 points in Msndly, considered the beat local Chiyk, pltchera by the Brooklyn I led in hi* car but can't remember lines of the msrble-ized -patteras t s g e S t i^ t . for your LINO r seven games. St. Bridgets follow Sexton of Sedalia, Ohio, to meet I the number ... Not many Ameri- w10i timely passes tiro* tod tlm# LEUMS. ASPHALT TILE, or amateur star, has a two stroke the slick and handsome Hungarian l)odgers (NL). again besides controlUng both enables the company to sell wbst with 276. SL Johns is next with -n ,.. r .t o n New Orleans—The Southern As I can. League batters have his num- Is a $-85 to $.75 a foot value at WALL COVERING. Not only does VA and the Indians third slth 243. handicap rating. T h u r s t o n Sandor Kovaez In the main bout her, either. backboards and tchslng ia eight their riznge of colors and up-to- Following_ .. are the.. »ten high indlvid-_1 ; ’’Mumps vwnw*' ’ r o ^ r has of the weekly wrestling show to sociation New Orleans Pelicana points. only $.29 a square foot. ' Sixteen , and Roy "Cbick Fraser six purchased outfield,Roy ‘‘Stormy’’ Tka Heat b Off colora In thq 9 x 9 tilee make date deaigna compare favorably ual scorers: night at the Hartfort Auditcirium. Harold (Cookie) Cunn(nfhgm. The last half cam* doss to hav with any you could find in a big strokes. Sexton and Kovaez' a1ll have top Weatherly from Indianapolis of ing the whole police tore* down possible almost any color scheme Nome Team the American Association. . ! who has been haring a reasonably KEMP’S ip a durable, easy-to-watk-on floor city, but the quality is assured by Bujsuctus, Junior Guards 1211 ------billing ail to them.selvea In their as. with but a few minute* to «> m Boxing successful season os North Dakota < overing. the reputation of the nationally Hlliery, St. Bridgets----- ' 78 No less than threi school rec- two-out-of-three fall meeting with with the score being tied at 41-ail. Incorporated recognized manufacturers whom y'. 74 ords were sma.,hcd by members of a 9<)-mlniite time limit. And if Buffalo, N. V.—Tony DiMicco of I basketball cosoh. admits to friends a spectator grabbed the ball away i Copeland. Indiana ...... Schenectady. N. Y., handed Lee ' that he's read)' to quit after this 76.^ MAIN STREET TEL. 5«80 Fruit cooked in a zyrup tendz to they represent. A free coet esti I August, Junior Guards . n Manchester Highs swimming both don’t knock themselves out from a player who was dribbling Home of FrlRidaire mate' does not obligate you to pur 7(1 team last week in trimming Meri over this route, they'll come to a Sola, Donora. Pa., middleweight, ‘ season ... Ij/isn't because the fans ‘ down toe side court. Tills brought Furniture and Music hold its zhape; if the fruit it to be Morgan. SL I»uli ...... the first defeat of hla career, scor the alumni Are putting the heat on pureefi, cook it in water and add chase—but you’ll find no bettej Shea. St. BridgeU ...... 50 den. Bob Fldler covered the 220- settlement at regards wrestling the whole Itallto-Amerlcto team service. ARROW’S Bidwell. Junior Guards .. 43 yard freestyle distance In 2:35.4. ability. ing a ten-round decision. him ... On the contrary. Cookie out In full force and It was a Uttle 42 Sexton will be entering the ring OoH has decided he Just can’t stand while before things cleared. I Wrobel, Junior Guard.* .. while Frankie Vozzolo broke hie Palm Beach, Fla. — Marjorie RUBY GLASS Is beautifU I Stratton. St. Johns...... 39 , own record by one-tenth of a sec- as' the heavyweight wrestling those 35-below temperatures you Then John RIvoea and Nino :A- namcbUl at any time, champion of the world. There’ll Llndsav. Decatur. 111., and Peggy get in North Dakota and wanU to came through with two twin point Southergill, St. Johns ,.. . ^ ond In the lOO-yard breaststroke. Kirk. Findlay, Ohio, tied particularly dpp^riate for a Val- êattx W I His time was 1:11.4 Oiach Dick be no love lost between the two head for a warmer climate. er* to put the ItaUtos out In front entUM gift. MATTHE^ at the as thev swing Into action., Sexton medalist honors In the qualifying Sports Before Your Eyeo bv four points only to be cut to 1 Sollohek’s 120-yard medley relay round of the 24th annual Palm FOR YOUR Center has'a most tra ctiv e col team of Bob Panciera. Vozzolo and will be making his first showing The U. S. Lawn Tennis Aoso three with a foul shot made by lection of ruby an^cryatal com always gef a man here this season. He has been Beach women's golf championships elation and the National Federa Fisher. • 'Then Tedford threw a Sherlden also set a new school campaigning all along the west with 71. shot from half court to ripple the bination in goble^ Wine giasees, mark of 1:11.5. , tion of State High School Athletic sherberts, and hdwis for deascrU S t and has cleaned up about Horse Haring Associations are at odds over the cord for his only two pointer to , or nuts. every one of whose who in the Arcadia. Calif. Corm.'h Knight name of the National Interscholas- end fhe ItalUn-Americans’ scoring Ollle Jarvis' Broad Street Mo heavyweight ranks. (*13.80) won the featured aix fur tlc Tennis Tournament . Seems while Fisher and Brown tossed in A VAUOfTINE BOUtJUET will tor* holds a, comforteble six game I In the opener, ret for 8:30 long event at Santa Anita in 1:12. It isn't "sanctioned" by the high four more points in a vain try to be fresh tod lovely If It comes Hin margin over second place Hartford j ■ newcomer locally, htod- Oldsmar, Fla. — Valiant Dick school outfit, which doesn't ap gain victory, sndetf the hectic Road Grill and Pagmni’a West ôny Enos of New Bedford ($6.20) captured the six furlo.ig night. from M<^MVILLE’8, 302 Wood- tffhsa Ya'u Wear ih* prove national competitions bridge^ Street—roses. csrnaUoils. Sides in the Rec Bowling League. „ „ anotlicr New Englander Largo Piirae at Sunshine Park, in i Don Gehrmann, Wisconsin's star For to* winners Nino Pagani, daffodils, glsdlolas or mixed bou New Imprevad Pocketfa. for aeverai year* a sec-] Walton Upson. ThU affair will handker- Babcock tod Tedford stood out quets STS very reasonable In price. ond division team, now holds down ; limited to 30 minutes or one fall | '-New Orleans - Certify <« 00) | Z Z l Sand while with 17, 13 and 10 polnU respcc- And their CORSAGES—priced fourth place.^ ; counting. Llp.son is a'tough niat- won the mile and sixteenth Aveiy tiveljr, whU* FUher played beat for Purse at Fair Grounds. he’s running. As long as he sticks from $1.00 up—aw very nicely] ------I man to handle meaning that Enos to dual meets. Don can use It to the Ibsera done; Phone 5947—you can trust ' One of the better coaching Jobs w1H have to be al his best in facing Miami, Flo. — Abstract ($3.80) scored a photo finish triumph in mop up the opposition .. ■ Neatest Pro B*aketbtel At a OtoM* their selbetiOB. In town this season la being turned j ii toughle of Lipson's type. trick of the season took place at in by Ronnie Daigle with Cheney ; ------■—— the mile and a furlong Gladrs Purse AssoeiattsB S t Amrie* at Hialeah Park. He was timed at the first race meet of,the Laconia 8t. LouU 75. Chicago 78. New 1949 .WALD PAPERS offer I Brothers entry in the Y Senior i . « « * 1N H I Driving Oub on Lake Basketball League. The Silk,||||v|| l\ lu r k 8 1 1 1 i‘ ll i :51 1-5. Rochester 97, Providence 65. many advahtaigea In addition to | Opechee .. Dr. Robinson W. Fort Wayne 89, Philadelphia 87. •streme good looka at the MC Workers are ijut * game out of j <5 Smith was rounding a turn when GILL-CONVERSE COMPANY, JO first place, , ' » 3 Win al Aniiorv Bhatly OU Co. (4) hU horse. G Hal. threw a *1^- 645 Kaln StreeL Besides a whole One of the nails flew up tod toe book of papers'catering to tbe Fliestand ... 104 84 89—277 Tomorrow night tbe Automotive ! Hammond . 58 86 87-211 Doc caught it between hi* teeth Give Him popularity, at deep tones and Bowling League will begin, opera- The Manchester High rifle team Govang . . . . Four U. of Florida tackles, companion papsra. there aw such 102 78 92 - 272 tlooa at the Y Itota The follow out-gunned Ea.*t Hartford ycater* Boom ...... 92 78 92-262 soon to aUrt spring practice. Weigh clever ideas as: a cedar woOd pap ing team* will comprtee the leagqg daj' at the local armory in a low- over 250 pounds each on the hoof. er. made of real cedar pulp, for General Electric Washer membership: Manchester Radis-, scoring rifle match. 785 to 779. Total ----- 356 328 340 1032 That e%-en beats toe new Arizona papering closeta and lining chests j tor. Gorman Motors, Sollmene and The measure of difference between or dwweni; washable, fade-proot Model A W*032 ...... Reg. $119.95 Manchester Motors (9) coaching ztaff. which tod«8*« Flagg. Broad Street Motor* Bo the two teams t* not Indicated by Rohrbach .. 80 86 88—254 tores 225-pounderz. Bob Wlnzlow, pastels in a grainy finish that the score; Manchester won its Ajsttn in SEVENTEEN Cheney Neckwear General Electric Porlahlc land Motors and DeCtormler Mo Quiglev .... . 64 .•M) 75-189 Oart MuUenea»nc and Don Voeberg. would go anywhere; Varlar Plas tors. BoWUng start* at 8 o'clock. match with nine shooters, and tic papers, mqde for any room in f*^ o mon jot womonl eon ra»i»l lbs chotm of fhajs RiiUaeil ___ . 73 80 78-229 SpcAk For Your Suppw Ironer...... Keg. $ ‘49-9,5 This is the fourth- league to use conaequently did not use its cap Hartzog ... 84 84 95-263 When Arthur Mann. Branch the house,-that arc really'stain- hondloms Arrow Bsoux 'n Arrow* Entsmblst. tain and anchor man, Reynolds “ Two For The Show"... And iwo for the money the Y lane* this season. Casual Rickey’s No. 1 aszlzUnL tolsh ^ proof because even grease can be Th# ihirH, with whil# lorin and cord thipte to bring out bowling may be enjoyed Friday Deacon, ctirrcntly one of the hot Total . .. as well, the best looking rayon gabardine you LARG^ SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM wssbed off with turpentine with Table and Oiair ...... Rug* $ 33.90 301 300 334 933 hiz aklt at tho ihs tmofhwi* of tbs eelerad ground, ora o joy to behold. and .Saturday nighti. RMervaUona test Junior shooters in town. show, aomsone asked what he d ^ ever taw. Accompanying sleeveless cardigan uses out damaging reaults. TODAY'— coma in ono are accepted at the T for open The Manchester team meets Mid* E. A. Johnaon Palut C*. (4) s-nited striM of embroidery to outline bright Total ...... , . 3203.ro So ors Ihs Hat ond hortdksrchief* that hit o n to ^ngh aaa th* nSMi Bouai.& Block dletown in a return engage- with that trick map. adroned with (WREGIJLARS AND CLOSEOUTS) periods for groups and Individual Miller ...... 77 88 86—251 light* and buzusr*. which w u sup bsod$ o f oowr. • A VALENTINE BLOUSE, from is eya-pleoting homtony. "firocar.*’ h Italpa you Mond I meat here Friday, to decide sec- right, balpa youi dothoa fit bowlers. Smith ...... 100 85 104— 288 posed to show th# riliMT fi Wiftt (ttiii t (in} 9tol7 tbs varied coUectlon of beoemlng, Come in, you’re bound to find their color* jutl perfect 1 ond place In the CCIL standings. Nielsen ...... 92 66 74—233 htgh-style fashions at the MONT r t ^ h s ^ r*dqe* loiigua Th* summaries: . . . "WsU," said Arthur. 1 •-VtoFsaswte Blm A Cnj, At maw A Begr I1S.98 lor your *uitt-,-Arrow coilor (tyle* thot Hatter you no end. Niw. noA-rdil top. new tubu The Panthers and fit. Bridget’s Erickson .... 86 84 83—253 GOMERY WARD COMPANY U.a teams acored hit* in thslr basket Maarhsster (785) S a t o k * It back to M o n t ^ , (Mtdstesygsf oretty thought Priced at a.modest I A ll Three For% ^ 5 9 *®^ te lag bonda or* more corn- sî^-provldw l I itUl hav* a job. Orfar Osrir Oabw/nw $12.9$ tonciM*, fly-hem pouch la ball game last Friday night at th* Edwin Quito ...... I** ToUU .... 355 828 347 1038l $1.9fi to 8SJ8 aw dainty cottons Shirte $4J0 Ttoa $1 JO • MfinOkowiilefi *5# armory and the two junior teama Cyrus MiUer ...... 161 . . . DonaDUtoggloHa* tstfodluMmg. Yeu-fiM hk* Naateff Anna C*. (9) ^ lb* banquet circuit ^ w the with hamburg trimming, white I a tkfm sMn with a “Broeat" have been rematched for Friday Walter Schubert ...... 1 5 8 Clark ...... 76 71 71—21t and pastel sheeaa and many de-1 BOX knsw when they I ^ CHENEY BROTHERS You Sava $43fBS *hM U a tel M night. The Panthera won the first Donald Bennett ...... • -I*® Kirkham 84 76 69—129 sfraMe scdld colon and prints. game, SO to 29. , Robert Farmer ...... I4* Johanason .... 71 78 80—228 to that ptoyoff ga m EMt Rartfsrd (179) Gouln ...... 80 75 77—232 They had just HEART-SHAPED LOCKETS or The RoUsh-Amcricans have Roland Dufreane 185 Bsardsa was to 9*tch fte thsl^ - REMNANT SALESROOM COMPACTS sw a most attractive John Alden ...... 161 moved Into a tie for third place In Totals 111 800 29fi 809 diana whsa Dom and appropriate gift fbr. Vslen- the State Polish Leaghe aUadlngs Robset Smith IW Osn* to th* WBway to ^ HARTFORD ROAD-MANCHESTER, tine’s Day—and so Inexpensive at j with Middletown, the rsault of Rodney C3arit ...... -••••J®® hmiB* . . . "HI. Oinii^ Grladfaif C»* WTOR'S: compacts at $3.00 and Bdarard Balchuaas ...... 1 4 8 Arthur StOtto) Zahn. head j , Bristol's artn over New Britain kstbtel coach at G*org* Washing den. “Hflar** your brother. VlatoT Hoots: Dsily 9 A, M. to 6 P. M. ' up, lockets at $3110 and up- in- m S d c ftii, I Monday night. The Hardware a ty Other Mtochsster abooters were ' "Gosh.” gasp* DlMagflo, H* gtlMiMmt M un Pmscvtptla* Pkartnaey Marlon Phaneuf. Phil ’Jftbert, ton Uaiveralty, UBiveraiiy. waswms a topwp stars w as a ■; ■ • • to* Satordays 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. -:IudlDS tax. ; five dropped from third to fifth player at th* aefaool from 191 0 to j •»«» thlnlilng about th* 901 .Main 9tr«et TbL 5821 • place. Sunday (he Pole* fac* \ the ruchard n v C n w and Allan Sdiu- 1 h e Inquirer iStstStans ia ------Meriden, ibert, . to 1938. - «*•’ t ■ ) / " .(■ ';■■■ ' ’■ /: " -,7f ^

<■ . PAGE NINBTKBN mAltunBOTBH ervIBNlNO H1CRA1BT—Within last month, glasaea 'EASY TERMS closed' porches, 3-car garage. A ''Certainly, but, I saved the two The clerk— a temporary hand— Phone 2-9483 Charlea iJavla. Phans 3-0304. Herald. Main a tiM . Phone 7958. your property Is' free. Rental of afternoon tea?” la blue eaae, plaatle frame* and bandee Bureau, vb Mauebestar nice house to look at. a better one E He rspllSd in th e* four atrtk- cents. I saw a lotsof people drop solemnly approached the book and PHONK <*«180 1948 GRAVELY Garden tractor, entered up: “Customer only look pink lena. Tel. 5087.______alterations and addlUona. 1 Phono Manebester 3-4279 any to live In. Price Juat reduced to Inglv graphic words: ping letters in a box: so I watched IM l CHEVROUET club coupe. A ing St black dresses—not buying. New ceilings. Also roollng and Help Wanted—Fenisls 35 SOUTtt GKEBN , rotary plow, mower bar, qultlvat- time. We place tdnaate every 811,000. James J. Rohan A Son, “It Is gigglo—gsbbls—gobble- my chance, snd ven\ on one vas nice car. 1946 Chevrolet two-door. lag tools Obet 8550, will accept looking I dropped m li\ In. too. Husband not desd yet.” siding. A A. Dion, Inc. Phonal FURNITURE C0„ Inc. where. Realtmre. IkltpboiM 7483. git!” Annonneementa Fully equipped. The price I* reS' SHOW Everyday cards for easy reaaonable offer. Phone 8673. 4860. 299 Autumn street. 96 MAIN STREET' MANCHESTER - Lovely four- sonable. Franklin Motors, 653 extra cash! New 15-card “Butter MONTGOMERY Ward -aaslstant W ANTED —Riders from louthweBt SINOUB And'oouble mounted and room single, 4-years old, excel- Wanted—Sleep! LANK LEUNAUO Center street. Open evening*. CARPENTER Work of all Unda. fly” box sells fast at 81. Up to HARTFORD, CONN. manager and wife need three or MICKEY FINN section of town to vicinity Hart adieel plows. Tractor harrows, lent eondltloii. Immediate occu Roofs, sidings, additions and al 100% cash profit! Also “Char' four room furnished apartment. f ford Special Machine Co. Hour* 1947 OLDSMOBTU!. Hydramstlc, terations Also new construction. FLOOR problems aolved with com planters, cultivatorapCement Call 5161 between 9 and 5:30. pancy. Owner leaving state. Will UNDER HIS CHAIR I I n T 1 ~T' Rom 7 to 8:80. Phone 5037. radio, air conditioning. Full price mette" name-imprinted notes, mixers, bale wire. Dublin Trac sacrifice for 86,900, only 81.000 N0,M4,CUNCY.' Sleffert Phono 3-0353. personalised napkins. Imprinted linoleum, asphalt tils couatw " s 81.550. Can be seen at Lee’s Esso Expert workmanship, tree osu- tor OOm North Windham Road. W ANTED— 4. 5 or 6-room apart; down payment. W. Ooodehlld, Jr,, RMVMTDAa W ANTTD—Ride to Underwood, stationery, many more. No exper Station on Center street. GENERAL* Carpentry, alUraUons mataa Open evenlnge^ Jonee WUlimantlc. ' r.- ment, school teacher and mother. Real Estate CO.. 641 Main street, rMMMirMlUfRT WfU.tl TlMtXffNK? / Hartford. Hours 7 to 4, from vl- ience needed. Get “Butterfly” on and additions. Nu-wood ceilings Furniture. Oak .ixrXEDO For Sale, size 40 short. new roof*. Gutter work Chim limantlc 2374J4, collect. damage for 5 years. Dry cleaning your property in this space. uon. Auee CtompoL Rea) Eatat# BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Very Simple neys cleaned and repaired. No Wonderful material, like new. and tnaaraaea, 148 Mala street, FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY foetor of Inleroal Revenue. Eve- cannot remove Berlou. Average Asking 815. Call 2-2341 afUr 6 VY'b OKhS A MAYY«a OY ^V5Aifc\?56 VW i only. Phone 8008, a l l APPLIANCES aendeed and Job too amall or large. Good ARTHUR KNOFLA, Realtor Mancbeeter.^ Pbone^ 4998, ar 8- e o a W H M ,9vMb'.' 1&OX AY toOY Kt AW-*. repaired, burners, nfrtgeratora, cost to mothspray a suit or dress p. m. naao. ««■/■* work. faU prte*. Free eaUmatea Help Waated— Male 36 Is 8e a year. Watklna Brothers 876 Main Street ASC A ViOQOV AVL, YACt .VIA voo?«'*ê» I ranges, washers, etc. All work CaU Howley. Mancbeeter 5861. Manchester. Telephone 6440 Or 6938 ^ o e r t v . Sri YV4\1^6% OMKYY: AatoBobflea For Sak 4 gusiranteed. Metro Sendee Oo. W ANTED—Dloh washer. Steady 68 CONBIDEItING BELUNO Waatfd—To Boy YQim PROPERTY TaL Manehaeter S-08SS. work. Good pay. The Tea Room, THREE-Room dream outfit «>®*1 ... 'Selling Manchester Real Heatinff—Planbing 888 Main street Without 'obUgatien to rom are INCOME Tax eervlos for burineasl pleUly famished mcludlng 1948 W A N T T I^ R u g e ^ 1 1 ’, ^ or 18 Estate Since 1921** WE REALLY HAVE NICE WesUnghouse electric refrigera-|< wide by TO* to 34 long. Also haU .will appraiae or make yen a cash men, individuals and profeaalonal I Plumbing and heat-1 AMBITIOUS Men, do you know tor, $488. Convenient terms A l-! runner*. Write Box B, Herald, r a v e Bevarml ^ 5, 6. 7. t room offer fW property. Bee ua before CARSl men. Accurately prepared by that you can make a good moorna ' sla i^ housM at reduced pcieas. you sed. /■ tng. Plugged drama maeume I bert’s 48 AUyn street Hartford, ■eecyoaa Carilos A Uberal former Internal revenue man. cleaned. Tarl J. Nygren. Phone | aelllng Watklna QiuUity Prod- Mortgagee airaaged. Immediate Pbooe 7738 Or 6373 \ Guarantee Raasonabla rates. Phone Mr. 6497^______ucU? 15,000 dealers can’t be <>»»• I Rooma Without Board 69 occupancy. Pleaae oall thla agen BRAE-BURN REAL’TY Dolan, 2-0744. wrong. Famoua for over 81 years. cy for quick reauits It Interested 8888 DODGE 4-IMt— A nice clean I ______GBNEKAL repairs aad service, Experience and ag* no barrier. ter* *atreet' R®®** R®*' y®»ng couple or ladles. In selling or buying. Georg* CALL MANCHESTER- 8315 (or sag with the famoua fluid drive. I l j n o LBUM — Asphalt tile, wall gas stovs 3X8 With or without Mtchen privi nmodeUng, alteratlone, water I There may be an available local Graziadio, 109 Henry street. oompetanb courtsoiis, eanfldsntial F M prioe 81.486.00. I covering. Done by reliable, well- Phone 8528. leges Inquire at 195 Sprues pipe replacemente with copper ity right m your vlclnltv. W rlU P h y e 5276. asrrios on «sal ssUts. mortgags. u itl DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN—Ra-1 trained mea. AU Jobe guaranteed tubing, bath room flxturea. slnka Watklna Quality Prodneta, 24 LARGE, eomgortsble, furnished Insurance and notary raqulrs- Ho beater. AH reconditioned. I Hall Linoleum Co., 82 etreet and cabmeta, boUaia - aad radio- Linden Plac*, Hartford. TWO TENEMENT flat. 4 and ments. Suburbax; Rsalty Co.. Ftdl price 8938.00. Phone 3-4033, evenings 6166. tora. Eklward Johnsoo. Phone! room, automatlo heat and hot two-car garage. Beautifully I water. Garage. Phone 3-19S4,. ■ Realtors. 49 Psrklaa strsst. "6979^______SERVICE S T A n O N attendant Columbia landscaped. Large lot, near hue 1949 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN 1 BUSINESS and Individual Income Experienced m lubricatioa. Reply ime and Main Price $10, A Pair Of Shiners BV V.'T, HAMLIN dean cor that carries our tax prepared by experienced ac ROOM For Rent Housekeeping W ANTED— Real B sU U llotlngs ALLEY OOP REPIPINO, AlUraUons, aU types giving experience and references. 800. Call 3620. ■bdral guarantee. Radio and countants. 10 Depot Square, I Of particular interest to local privUeges Working eqnpia, pre of stngte.ahd 2-fsmlly houses. EH? IF Of fixtures and heatera avaUable. To Box E, Herald. Vi'EA ANY h e r M0T>«R beater. Fun Price $975.00. Mancbeeter. For appointment! ferred. Phone 2-28M. Hava eaah buyers walttog. How PACKS Jobbing a specialty. Elnar L. Lor- people and nearby towns; Is the ard R. Hasting*. Odd Fellow* NCE , C H ttP - WAS A SS A * B----- iT E -J eaU 6658 or Hartford 4 OFFICE qiosed until March 1st ISNT EauA*u-v TOOTH■ __TH 1941 OLDS 3-DR. SE D A N -N ice entzen. Phone 841X marriage of Mlse lilUan Ruth LARGE Bedroom with twin beds, building, 489 Main street. Phona JLV VmALLOR SUoations Wanted— Madeline Smith, Realtor. t s e r ; fresh two-tone paint Radio and PETER W. PonUluk, alactrio eon-1 Jones, daughter of Mre. Charles In prlmte home, suitable for one 2-1107. beater. Cleon all the way. Full Female 38 or two girts. Near Center. Call tractor, inamtenanc* and wiring I Roonng— Repairinf 17 A B. Jonee of Tuckahoe, N. Y., and VAdAN T 4-room single, near price 8990.00. 6745. for Ught and power. 40 FozUrj W ILLING to work at home. Young John Robinson Davenport, son ef store* bus. Price 16,900. 4-roopi 1939 P L T M O tm i 4-DR. SEDAN— atreet. Phona 8808. RUCKING and Repairing of aU married wroman experienced In single, excellent condition, |7,600. A clean one owner ear. Good con Mr. and Mrs. Carlton P. Daven HEATED Room In quiet modem DB-L0Na*8' refrlgeratloa„s*rvlca.l Unda. Chtnmey work, guitar typmg, bookkeeping, general port of Sbelboume Falls, Maas., home. Gentlemab * ^pr^grred. Elva Tyler. AgenL FENDER 4ND BODY dition. , work.. Expert repairs. Hooast Repalra on tU makea, clerlealr work. GOU at 78 BisaeU and grandson of Horace W . Por Phone 8046. workmanship. SatlsfacUon guai^ WORK , 1939 P L t ilo ib t R 3-DR. SEDAN elol and domesUe. S4-bour aerv- *treeL ter. The ceremony took place in jL an teed. OaU Coughlin, Manctaes- SINGLE Room in private home. Off TWO Excellent buyO- for O X 'a —Nice aU over. New motor Job loa. Phone 8-1797. Ashland Federated Church, Ash and fredi p*h>L Nice white tires Ur 7707. Hollister streeL »7 per weeK. Both Cape Ooda. On* with fi fin land, Mm o.. Saturday, February ished rooms, the other with four Soliraene ami Plaint. Ine. aU arorihd. Full price $685.00. RADIO need fUmg? Have It re- Situations Wanted— Phone 2-1043. 5 at 7 p.^jn. finished. Conuct T. J. Crockett, 634 Center Street pUred by experts PIch-up serv 39 It wa* a very lovely wedding, 1938 m n C K 3-DR. SEDAN—Ra Male Broker. 6416. We installed a combination shower and phone booth- dio. aad heater. Completely le- loe, guarantee work. Sets check Millinery— Dreosmaktng 19 VETERAN Would like work as S S w“^ « d * ’alP»*R ^8A N T Room for gimtleman junior was getting to many calls!" SttlRrNlee ehiny Mack finish. Pull ed m the home. Car rmdioe a M A N C H ^ T E R . Victoria Road, plumber's helper. Part time Sat centrally located. Phone 4724. pH69 1600.00. speclUty. Mancbeeter Rad i o ALTERATIONb and dresimaUng. candelabra for five tapes in each the outstanding buy of the year. SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH m f . Serylca, 78 Birch street Phone CaU 2-4370. M rs C. Brunells urday through Monday. Phone window, was decorated with white BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER o r d d r s e d a n Lovely 6-room single, 2 room* un BY DICK TURNER | f RECKI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS Romeo On Runners 1919 F 4- . —Radio 2-0348. flowers. It was a white wedding Johnson's CARNIVAL aad heater. Clean original black *'^***®' ' DRESSMAKING. Better dresses. garage and service station built finished. 2 year* old fireplace, — the bride wore the traditional I VOLI MEAN, * LETS TUF' ^T he way 7 H y _«> point Guaranteed good condition. sulU, coats wedding gowns and YOUNG. Man with 12 years’ ap hot water heat, autrfmatlc hot IL' LOOk.LAKO.We CAME FOR S illy VV0ON& WOMEN KNOWS SHEE / FURNA(!ES rallored to fit your white satin bridal gown enijlng In last year on Route 6. OONTINENTAL PRONUNCIATION , PLEASE j AOOUT IT., ^ S H E E t o IS pliance service desires sales open water for bathing, tile bsth,* Poultry Form WIMTER SrOXTS/ THIS IS BOY/ NO SEASON---- WHERE CEPtrAlNLY THE w o r d /. boms Van Camp Broa Phone alterations Call 2-3909. a long train, with a long white Mrs. Stanley Andrews had as Open Mon. and Hiurs. ghrenlngs Ing In rej'iltable business. Write her guest on Sunday.. her cousin. dormer windows, large lot, one NO Time to pitch vvtxj, 1 THESES A F £ M A L t— 5244 . ______veil. She carried a white bibie TMERES A R B A SO N f ^ Box H. Herald. Miss Rachael Buejl of Hartford week occupancy, assume present Fresh Dremcd Chlckcnii, BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc GUARANTEED repair service on Moving—Trucking— with white orciild and showers of G,I. mortgage now on property , orange blo.s*oms. Her maid of and Oolqihbia. 90 Blas*n Street Phone T191 washers. Irons toasters, electric The Columbia Ladles Society for (8,560 at 4% interest, month, Saturday Storage 20 ' honor and five bridesmaids all clocks vacuums, etc Reaaonable •Dors—B irds— P els 41 will) meet in sH day session at ly payments. (54. Sale price, I -.^Tore white satin gowns similar In Fresh quick frozen poul 1940 MERCURY dcmverUble c i^ prices A .B C Appliance. 21 W HILE YOU’RE moving have Yeomans Hall Thursday. Mrs. Les (11.200 and only (2,640 down pay emip*. ExeeUent .conditlcxl. call design and carried white rrlln Maple streeL 2-1575. your piano reflnished and pioved PUPPIES For Sale. Reasonable ter Hutchins, first directress will ment. Be sure to See this ex try, any tima. 3^3363 between 4 p. m. and 6:80. muffs topped with red rose*. ceptional home today then move Into your new home. Finishes can CaU 2-4200. preside. Dinner will be served at ANTIQUES Reflnished. RqpUring Among the attendants were Jane- In next week. W. Goodchlld, 'Jr., 847 Middle Tiimpike. West be made mlrror-llke, satiny or Clalr Davenport, sister of the noon. done oi any furniture. Tlemann. GOLD FISH, bowls, colored stones Mr. and Mrs. Evan Kullgren of Real Estate Co., 641 Main streeL 1987 DE SOTO. Radio and heater. open grained, as you desire. All groom and Jamas DavenporL his Near Hpekanum River Al 189 South Main street Phone and ornaments, food, tropical Erdonl road had as their iKtiise Phone Manchester 3-4279 anytime 8860. CaU 8-3091. goods Insured. Call 6326. Harold brother, who ushered. Love Lane Phone 2-4M)66 5$4S. fish, aquariums, plants and acces- guests from Friday through Sun ' J. Dwyer. 17 years of the best. Following the ceremony a re LOVELY 5-room colonial, three \ 1947 NASH Ambassador fbur-doorl VENETIAN Blinds AU type* Ehdyer Products, Route 85 Bolton sorlea Guaranteed smglng ca day; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brown ception was held at Hotel Kendall .and daughter Deborah of Down- years old. Hot waUr heat, oil as dan Two-tone sedan, seat made to order, also recondition Qonn. naries. Hendryx cages, and sup In Framingham, after which the ingtown. Pa. M l* Virginia Swart- burner, recessed radiation. Built covers, ■radio, heater. Low mUe- ing Best quality FtndSlI Manu plies. Ebco Pet Shop. 403 Center RUBBISH and ashes removed In young couple left for their wed xendrubber of Germantown, Ps.. In floor to ceiling bookcaSb. Base oge, 81,600. Manchester Motor! facturing jo , 486 Mlddla Turn StreeL Phone 3233. “At the cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel ding trip. On February 11 they Dr. William Evans from the Phil ment rumpus room, fireplace. BY AL VURMKEB galea. 4184, ______pike Bast call 4865; Tropical Fish Sign.” War II Had A Hand In It and cinders Van service and will sail for Paris TO BE tUCHV TO deUvered promptly 20 years’ UGHT TRUITKINO. Half-ton associated with aluminum roof WHV DO YOU SHAME ME KsUey's Servlde Center, 16 Brain-1 man Kennels, loke streeL 6‘2S7 by M l* Nan Knox of West Hart ounlilirwtiiin in vnriiios like THISF-^T'^ PASS IT. experience. John Maloney Phone pick-up truck No ashes, no ing company' and will cover the serflpn* aid Plac*. Phone 7356. 2-1046. 1 Walnut street. ford, Evan Kullgiirn. Jr., of Hart i4l Mnnclie»»pr. rubbish Phone 2-1275 or 8298. upper New^'England states In hi* ford and Mr. and Mm. J. T. Hoh- '1 ' { RADIO Servicing Depcndabl* low Live Stock—Vehicles 42 work. ' mann, Jr., o f Andover Lake and 4 RiHiins nmi iNilh with t ad- LAVELl.’S Express ligh t trucking 1989 BUICK Special 4-door sedan. cost and guaranteeu A.B.i;. Ap- Both /Mr. and Mrs. Davenport Interested In illlhMiHl iinanlMliMl iiiwtalrs H»l and delivery. Weekly or monthly their two children. Good condition. Phone 7141. pliancs 21 .Maple street 2-1575 WANTED Beef cows and calve*. were .graduated from Massachu Funeral service* for Mm. Julia water hmf oil biirnor Hreplare. rubbish routes Invdted. Man We pay the top dollar. Call Peila setts. State College last June. B. Little, who died at her home on Selling Flat Or mil in»iilat|on ciuiwt sod hruM SKATES Sharpened 'and keys Chester 2-409* Bros. Phone 7405. 364 Bldwell Mr. Porter, Mrs. Harriett Ladd Trumbull Highway February 5. iliimMaa We Inritr Ton? In- TODAY’S SPECIAL made while you wait. Saws filed street. •> and Mrs. Leola Beck attended the Vc have several cus ------N I------motor last fall, snow treads rear, ACF PIANO movers will move Smith standard typewriter with Maurice Bolstrldge helped to build wln Uttle Philip Isham, Msdiaon ance with plant* and sped COWL 1966 tY MU BtRVtet, WC. T. li. »ia U. HT. HFF. 98cau6tiiaEFM0^ . heater and defrosters, 4125. this sniounL Eugene Hennessy, a tomers waitiuR to do buai- ^vou ANTIQUE Repairing, rcflnishlng, your piano or household goods 18-inch cariTage; excellent condi Woodward and Charlea StoUen- One whiff of sprind and KeUeys Service Center, 16 Braln- local resident; also contributed sev ne«B. For full particulars Hcatinnib reproductions, acid resistant fin anywheie In the state, prompL tion. Marlow's. feldt. Buriat was' In the Columbia If you can collect tha molwy they borrowed from fne to "Well, Waldo always aaya that when the oar Mope aud- Paris moves tdoon. .Harbff/Mciuiw^ ard Place. Phone 7255. eral cases of 7-up which sold dur ishes. Call 5326. Harold J. Dwyer, efficient service. (!all 5847. Center cemetery. call uv that alactrio razor for my birthday, I’ll split wlA you!” NiWAiMrAMMAMOaO ^ WE REPAIR rubbers, srtics. and ing refreshment time. John Mae buy denly. the first thing to do is look in the gaa tankl" SOWY rM \ OOTWjniAiw.'wm agiouniivogaofinm 17 years of the best. Dwyer Prod 1941,.NASH two-door sedan, two- rubber boots. We also atiscb ice Veagh', Jr., and Cbauacey M Jarvis Realty Co. um.68ii?9.1wgao6awi / waAT a ucts. Route 85. Bolton. Found Dead hi Bed OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE tone green, radio and heater. Low creeper*. Sam Yulyes. 701 Main .Squier, Jr., contributed their serv UUi OUR WAY BY J. R: WILI.IA51S gut Htai ymani R* *92*595? qineage. One owner. 8700. Man- Painting—Papering 21 REALTORS AMTHf 1 MABUCAM'miWmTO StreeL ices as members of the orchestra.' Ansonla, Feb. 9-.yP)— Robert Jarvis Realty DONT 4|pU CO IeSAD, MARTHAf lA SIOOR « )u ooMnr SAt//v4Eu.,5P .Chester Motor Sales. 4134. Mrs. Sorscchl said Monday that 651 Ctenlet Slreel ^ SDOA‘*DONY 8TART RANGE Burners cleaned, installed PAINTING Inside and outside. F. McNlsb, 62,â supernumerary 645 Center Street t h a t LAXiCINCi RAW * ACCUSIkTi^ OF |a c o o s in o f v o u r s , R AM cses^ SAMESES SIOPPED HERE. HE ROYAL Portable typewriter* and about 2.50 of the 400 coin cards and repaired. Phone 2-0147. Ceilings canvassed or reflnished. policeman here for 81 yearn and a Phone 4112 Or 7275 TeL 4113 Or 7275 ) HIDE ROPEw AMP RUIMIKf IK MULL ICATHSUM. VISITED THE MAidOR? WA9 0*6 A SLUMMIME YDUR 1936 CHEVROLET coupe. Good Paperhanging. Leo Blanchette. adduig machines Used typewrit sent out have been, returned. Her fCOUNTIEV.' I'M ONLY tires, radio and heater. Motor naotorman with the C. R. and* L. STUFF AfiAOJ t h is 11 P R E 6 M D ritlW TO STAV T — HE'S OOT BLUE CHIPS SAVE ON inlaid linoleum for your Phone 2-2892. ers and adding machines sold or committee will not meet to open STRETCHlW ONE HIDE — eaonds good. Price 8140. Phone Co., line* here for 48 yearn was W IW 7ER" 1C50 W L L A L L YOU RETUSQED, BUT MS QTACKRD UP TO HERE — counter and floors. Remnants 'i ranted. Repairs on 'sl> makea and count the money until next found dead In bed at hi* home 49 TH' GRASS AND AL- . THEM OTHmZS IS LAST TIME X HEARD. HE 8-8091. PAPERING, tnsld* painting. ceU- SEEMED UMEASY YD B E price. All types of metal for Marlow's week and she urges those who Baaaett street this morning. Dr V A LFA w it h SIRETCHOf I AklTHILLfi AN’ FOCTT- OrlMiEWlAV— ' W A S HOuDlHE A COOU tngs whitened. Doors sanded and THOSE HIDES.', HILLS lOUrRE LOOKS*)'; 1989 PONTIAC. Inquire Shell Sta counter work at reasonable have not sent theirs back to do so Fred M. Haddad said death was ,HAvC HAl P MlUklOlO reflnished. Elatlmates now being CARRIAGE. Collier, with Kant- before then to boost this moSF AT.' tion, Mapls atreet daytimes, or prices. Free installation Instruc Wet pad. Perfect condition. One due to heart failure. McNlah U c o c o r^ u T E * given on outeldi painting for worthy cause. Remember she sold survived by hi* wife, two brothers 43 Maple street after 4 p. m. tlcms. Langer's Floor Covering, 41 year old. 820. Call 2-2550 after -'A- ; Purnell Place, formerly W^rds next aprlng and summer. Call half of what la contributed stays and two slRter*. The funeral 7 p. m. 1986 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. Farm Store. Gilbert FIcketL 42U8. right In this county to assist your win be held Friday. lOdlo and heater, ano-capa, wln- child. If be er she should ba struck PAINTING and Paperhanging Easy Ghrea la __ BY LBSUB tagjaad, 1800. Inquire after 6 p. Boats and Accessories (6 down with polio. 8he acknow WE SELL ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE WASH rUBBS an 73 Oakland atraat. Hoosehnld Srrvirea Free estlmdtea Prompt eervicc ledged the gift of 85 from the Sis H o »MM>> ALOUir l g T . ^ X Reasonable prices Phone 76.3U EXCEPT L ^ ' EVEN IF IT'E OUTBOARD Motor* repaired by terhood of the Chestnut Hin Syna r itrr. Fatniyl X«»ULD«rT Bunmifi ApywmaurFOE Tag w a of n-iuT YOU MM P 8M4B* P W i y * I2SL Offered 13A D. E. Frechette. Tito ONLY WAV tiCAu UK T*aBrgtoa|» DODCa 1946, claaa huld*. per- trained mechanic Have your gogue. . '^Lumbenueii’B. MutiwI CaanaKy ^ tOOBt CATHY TO afraio TO iieiF A u r n s lyne w it o e w e g gaet, arigiaal Mack finish. E n ^ s SAVE ON your laundry bills. In i i m * FACE* INTEfUUR nd exterior (talntihg motor repaired now while we Mr*. Louis fiorsochl will open . . For Automobil# and AU Casualty Llaea r. HER DADDY? X'M in cRDMtuae n o m o l e e ij F T ------good, 4-dr. Private bwner. Gall 2- dividual service In Manchester have the time. New and used her horns In Chestnut HIO Friday AT, rE B . l l — 16 A- M. DieAfPOiNTeD U i l 1 9 p. m. only automatic, aelf-service laun paperbangtng. Free eatlmate* Wallpaper sold Raymond Flake. motors on hand Bvinrude Sales night for a public card party to be At Leglea Hall, 378 Blala 8b Lumbermea’a Mutual Insuraace Co.. ’ . to dry. You load your wash Into our WnHEKSnELO. CONN. sponsored by the Catholic Ladles 1990 CHEVROLET master four- Phono 2-9237. and Service. Cedm Swamp Road. V For Fife aiid AIHed Line new Bendl^ maebinet' and we do North Coventry. ' Ed's Manne Sodsty. Mrs. Arthur Pepin wlU be Large eollectiaa of eld glass door asdaa, radio, heater i the rest Wash done m 80 mm co-hosteas with Mrs. Soracchl. ' aad ehlaa. eapper .iaatsr pitcher, apotUght and two new mi A BACK to normal price, exterior, Service. Photie 8728. 1/ ll’f Inturdhce, See utes while you wait or abop 30c interior paiutlng. papering, cell Mr. and Mis. LouU AxsIrod aad aiUk glaaa, sUver plate, klteh> trm d ttias. Perfect condition. per waeber load tup to 9 lbe.> We Inga, expert workmanship. 80 ■m*n son Martin, who have mads «m nteaslla, everstadfed farai> ' can EorinrUle M95-W8 or Inquise also damp dry and fluff dry years' experience. Call Ur. Burk, Diamonds— Watches— thslr boms with Mrs. A x s lr^ a tore, rags, dmlrs, to W s. vno- d Gkuiah street. Venon. Laundarmat 43 Purnell Place, for tree estimate. 5846. Jewelry 46 patsoto Me- and Mrs. Bamnsl ^ asm eleaaec,'pistarea, keoks, (tormarty Montgomery Ward’s stela o< Plan atraat Mass t o iBa- (masss, todis. w W kamw, 1 9 a . 1947 Fuatiac Farm Store). Phone 3-437A INTERIOR and axterior painting, charg* Troaa tha esrslea-foBowtog STATE THKATBB BLDC. lEIw 6646 OTTtH Fanttae es4ip*. Priced UBONAItt) W. YOST, Jswnisr. R* papqrbaagtng, eeiliag feflnlab pairs and adjiwto watches sxpert- sevsral ysars during whl« ■ he riOi wSiTIIE^snEf.D lULiPk-OO. -: ._■ ' •' la Bwdnenn 25 Tearn ‘ „ trades. dJD ad Ueo tnsuree and property •dstfotisd in TmPa during the wee, ■ H. L. Mgr. Oote Meters Iv at reasohsMs prices. Open ______damage. Expert work. Edeaid R Thursday sveriing. 129 Cptuca ihsvs moved Into their apartment. Tel. 5-5314 I vJ^.w»LVy4MS R c 6m1 H eraifl Advok, Frias. Fkeae 8-IOoa. . ataesr%ans 9-4M7. _ - , i»Tto'la laaatad nssr Mr. AmlMd’s RAW HlDlKf _ 4 . . . a . .. '-V ■ • : ■■•■J F'fF:': ; \ ■ -'-V ,v'» 'a v/ . t . i ’■ wrawiarAT, rtt fi iw« ■ f ■ ( TI16 WfldUiw jttattrftifstpr Csgtiteg IfpraUt A v d W DdOf Not PraM l a s i^ w flsi sC V. ■* ytaamm Umaam Fsv th* Mririh a t tm m m gy* OassMsnMe Mgh sls*iM— this bon to an.ptrtlclpatliig all patrola w lll-^ — --- Achlevomahth and • J5? at too'samo tUhe,' ao Troop 88 wul afteraeimt cloMjr aad. eeallaued St. Raymond’s Mothers Scouts Contest __ be ready with gamaa to aimiaa tba 9 , 6 8 0 eeld tonight with ohanoe at Ug^t wm meet this evening at Playg SeniUinr chackM by flmith. Ed jim trlip sfp r lE upntit^ Ik ra U i ward DIk. and OhMaa Lynn. Not Scpata atandlag by. o’dodt ht the home m Mrs. R iv M sM bcydtoiJ^ aaow) fVIdsy fair oM cold. ard Ctolbert a i 48 Ardmore road. At Center Church I MfffieAdflter- ^ 4 4 C itn o f V a t o H o Charm \ wffl a »*t Mond*^ Woodruff hnn, at Center church. The Ladles’ Aid of Emanuel Lu PRICE FOUR CENTi) •t t tfOaOi theran church vrtn meet tomw- wUl ba the scene of an ibter-patrol MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1949 (TW ENTY PAGES) ^M ^ . 1 Qhurcli, An dttwcu^ firat Aid contest for an Manchas- row In the church vestry at 2:80 yoL . E xyin^ n o . i i i p. m. - . ■ ter DIftciet Boy fhmut trbopa to tSi fWwaUon* IW morrow avenln*'. Pabruary 10. •UdM tuM lt#li «R a iig «l^ in*, The Senior Girl Scouts of the Whlla provMiBg an evening of en portent eiiSaW maeOng ?*«■ joyable activity, the aim of the South Methodist church wlU hold contest te to atUnutete tnteraat in cade tH o -.p m ^ .-- ■. . their weekly meeting tonight at First Aid an# help the boya to ■even o’clock. \ TIm Baddmnd - OaWand Club leanr through competition. A1- ■y thoujdi thla occasion la not a public V tsill hold Ita monthly meeting to The Ward Group of the South demonstration, parents who are o h night at d:80 pan. Methodist church will meet this particularly Interested In this Fabulous Riissiaii evening In the ladles' parlor at phase of Scouting are invited to ' H m Ladioa Night of the eight o’clock. attend. .n IhU Cedara will be held in the State A general outline of the pro Armory Saturday evening, March Richard J. Buckley of 377 East gram la announced by Norman Ifth. Center street has been elected sec-, Osboriie, Chairman of the Health retary of Tau Epellon fraternity and Safety committee: .Each The Aabory Group of WSC8 of at Bryant College In Providence. troip win be repijesented by one the SouthMethodiat church will He will be Installed at an election patrol of not more than eight neat Thuraday afternoon at 2 banquet to be held tonl^t. Buck- TOya, and the contest vriU ba to SiHIInBffBct an O’clock In the church parlora. ley Is a graduate of Manchester three parts, U» Oral questioning High school and la a candidate for by âminer Frank Muraaco, (2) - -A '* A Military WhUt, aponaored by the degree of Bachelor of Science Practical work, examined by Karl Kehler, (3) Solving realistic First the liucy Spencer Group of the in Business Administration at Mark Ha NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE A COAT Second Congregational church, Bryant College. Aid problems, exkmlned by Frank $ | iy Kiti(g;»iu and Betrayer of Ring win be held thia evening at 8 Muraaco, Karl Kehler, and Nor Three pUya In thrae yaart la man Oabome. ’The questions and News Tidbits Spy Ring Remnants o’clock la the tdjurch parlom. The Young People'a Legion of Senator Demands the SalvaUpn Army will have a tha record of ^Mark Holmes, past problems to be used are found to the Boy Scout handbook. A suit Called Ftrom (/P) Wires Pomona and Juvenlal Deputies, Bible study and examination to president of the Rotary Club, and Furs—Second Floor night at the citadel, commencing he will be remembered as the able emblem w’Ul be given to the Mr. and Mre. Raymond Johnson, highest acoring patrol, and a rlb- will preaent three Fast Maetera at 7:30 o’clock. Francis McCarthy stem father In the gay 90’a “Gold Denham Be Fired OeneorsMp regulations reminls- Jeww and apeak on the Juvenlal will preside. IB the Hin” with the ever-opening • eent of wartlihe conditions under Still May Operate Oraage tomorrow evening at the auitcaae. and last year as the wo which new Jewleh etate of lerael Group A of Center Church man-hating aUge coach driver In waa carved out still govern meet Hinatown Grange . A Valentine Public ing of hfet n ebeew Parliament... Bob Social a’Ul follow the meet Women, Mrs. Abbott Chase, lead “Dude Ranch." In this year’s pro From Labor Job ing,, with the ladles tumlehlng the er, will meet this evening at 8 duction of the combined Rotary t m New York Times mys U. S. has o’clock In the Federation room. Club and Comunlty Players ha Stenogropher I J W . COM • • ______proposed to Canada and Bnuwela lK»(ta. Treaty powers that two ebaages Mrs. CTlnton Hendrickson of the portrays Senator Blake, hotel F. M. BRODBRICE MaNCHitlv4 COHIH In World Capitals program committee has arranged chain owner, who arrlvea In the raft of North AtlanUe Dr. and Mra. A. E3mer Dlakan Hearings JHiroim In tolpails tO A ct t .. .U. N. offlclals 9to o f MS Bast Center atreet are on for two motion pictures. Mrs. nick of time to assure the “happy OtSes Cloaed EntO Mar. 1 * Emil Kottke, hostess, will be as Uproar When Neely As convinced case of Josef Cardinal board the Grace Une’a Santa ending.” Mlndsxenty will be brought before Espionîê Network So Pahla tor a Caribbean imd South sisted by Mrs. David Muldoon, Mr. Holmes la at bomb on the serts General Coun On Evictions U. N. far fan hiring . . . Frank Oilled Red Agf nt AnMTlcan cruise to the Nether* Mrs. John Hood and Mrs. Jennie stage as he waa a member Of the SInntra joins parade of Jack Ben Air Warning Bold It Slipped from leads West ladleB. Veneauela and Hoff. original Community Playert hav sel o| National Labor ny aqd Amos ’n’ Andy from NBC Ootonbia. ing starred In ’’UtUo Women,” JJitpanese ^ a n e s r Cabinet an(| a t Mary’a Auxiliary wUI meat ‘The Late Christopher Bean” and Relations Board Is *Bi- H ouse A djou rn s ss BUI Sweden, cocking an eye for Defense Bad Friday evening at 8 o’clock at the other early productions. “Rooin / digns of any Russian move in Fin (scrnian Embassy in Parish House. 'The guest speaker Service" will be presented two ased and Prejudiced* Not Ready; Signs Im- BondadM ^morid* land, lays \down defense policy Tokyo Secrets That will be Mra Theodore Prahl of eventnga at the ôUlater Street 'passe Breaking Up Now aimed at delnylag nay nggrassive Saville Urges Swift Ap West Hartford. Hostesses for the school. February 25 and 26. Washington, Feb. 10.—(/P) nttaek by any power until outride Helped Change War OONNBCnuVT evening will be Mrs. Charles Cary, proval of Plan for Ef VALLE* —^The Senate’s labor bill B u n e t i n ! help could arrive .\, . Acting Pres Course; .4rmy Snips BIEMORIAL CO. 'Mrs. Frank Bartel, Mra William Turn Your Bacfc ' ident U TBong-Jen returns from Kloppenburg, and Mrs. Walter hearings were thrown into an state Oapltol, Haftferd, Shanghai virit with undlmlhMbed fective Radar Screen Aitken. PRESCRIPTIONS uproar today by a demand Feb. IS —

— Pemociate determination to seek peace with Out Parts o f Report Santa A lantb Wladaor \ io H $ epened their battle toddy in Washington, Feb. 10—'JP)—An from Senator Neely (D„ W. Chinese Communists, says one of Ito Rltsa Mepheae Hartford 8-M n 8 A. M. To 11 P. M. It’s Just As Pretty the Senate for a 8S-day mor- associates . . . Grand jury con Dr. Richard Sorgs Air Force general told Congress BaaMeaea Sfameheater • > » Va.), that Robert N. Denham I By Douglas B. Cornell 3 Pharoiacists atorlnm on evtetleaa aiki ln»- venes in Hertford to consider mur today the nation's air warning de I Washington, Feb. 10.—(A*) TUNING AND be Hied as general counsel of ' mediately raa into gepahllrnn der indictments against George Fashion news—coming or going. Simple peplum and the National Labor Relations opposition. BepabUcans read Lloyd SL James and Joseph W. fense system Is so inadequate that I—The Army warned today REPAIRING Arthur Drug Store “words would be impossible to de Ithat remnants of a fabulous Authitrltrd Dealer keyhole neckline highlight the front, and there s plenty board. 1^ agreed with nemeetata to ' n in connection withTBrist- OutI(iwmg Favoritism From SQspead the ralea, a prooed- iny danth of Mrs. Lillian scribe how poor It is." RINA oi- %ues of turn-about interest in the fishtail back! A sure com- Neely called Denham "blaaed j Russian spy ring that operat Leonard Eccellente ■/ and prejudtoed." nre reqnlrlag imantwinna eea- Brackett In Bristol. , MsJ. Gen. Gordon P. Saville, ,M «M .'1K%TS pllment-fetcher in fine printed crepe. 9izes 14-20. Choice Life Sentence of Cardinal Mlnde- ed in .Japan with perhaps the 113 Center St. Tel. 1757 Hla accuMtton came after seat, M that the laaae might head of the Air Defen.ê command, | greatest daring and success Income Tax Service of Black or Navy. Woodruff Randolph, president of be dehatod. They Immediately jwnty in Oommuniat dominated Urged in New Report urged swift approval of a 8161,- HALE’S the International Typographical eenntored, however, with an Hungary brings Into sharp focus 000,000 plan to throw an effective jin history may be at work in Evening and Weekends union (AFLl, told the eommlttee amendniMt to the Demecratle long conflict between Oemnumiam 1 radar screen around the United (world capitals “at this very Appointments that Denham made statements in moratonim bUL aad Chriatlnalty . . . Baffled Mon States, with outppste at sea and tana farmer lifts desperate cry for I moment.” Model Cars, Speeidt^Priced 1M7 Which, “indicated to me that H oover ' Food and Fucl around the world, under the Air Hint ,4t Present Day Menoee EFFECTIVE FEB. 14 Thomas J. Shea $5.98 government agencies were hostile SUte Capitol, Hartford, Feb. 10 government to save him from I Force. , thoomnds at destrncUve dneks... Asks for Rescue o f Civ There is that fleeting hint at a Planes.-^ Boats, 30 Division Street to us." —(^ —The Housf adjourned to M oscow newspaper npprevea He testified before the House ! present-day menace in the story Budget Dept.—Second Floor Proteate Neely's Statomeat day without taking any action on il Serviee in Red Tape,: Lack Critical Armed Services committee in sup- ' of an espionage network so bold EGGS 2-1795 Bilndssenty vetdtet . . . Large- port of a bill by Representative Direct from the fUnn to ooa- Senator Taft ’stem "dangerous- ! st,SM-word' report oa pre-WorM secret radio might now be busy All Eggs Guaranteed aad the RepubUcaa-coatrollel I I ly inadequate.’’ The general re- n loaUag at socreta from the in some other country. / (• Ml. *T think he (Denham) Is the House was informsd that leglsla- effort to check European economic ical favoritism, rescue the By The Associated Press Stelctly Fresh WANTED ntoet Mssed and prejudiced man 1 recovery . . . Eight prominent : plied: I Oprnmo embasoy to Tokyo. The Army snipped out ports of ______Opvii 10-7 t Isitors Always Welcome tkn> would be ready on Tumday, Civil Service from “red tape | Food and fuel obortages became To aell haad knitting ynme hava ever heard testify. German women are coming to New criUcol in some communities ' in I “ Yes, sir. Words would be im- , ■ — ■— a 32,000-word report on the ring At 111# Farm ’ “His conduct here aa a witness when It next meets, revising pres York to get flrst-bsnd view of how Without end,” and reward of- possible to describe how poor Hi _ _ _ _ _ that Gen. Douglas MocArthur la Btore In Manebeater. ent eviction statutes to give ten^ ficiaIa,who cut the Federal the anow-locked western states to Knowledge of band-knitting 39” HILL ’N DALE was such as to Impel every labor Americans, partlealnriy day as weary rescue crews battled is. It is almost a blank.” , •sent over from Tokyo. It gave "se SPRING BROOK union m the United States to esU ants more leeway. take government. payroH. ProteettoB laadequalo O C C ilC V V curity reasons.” 1 preferred. PRINTED new wind and snow storms. POULTRY FARM for his removsL Subcemndttoe BIndlaa BHl U. S. Xlr Fore* General oaya CbUs for Reforms * Human suffering mounted. , The. general declared also that Some members of the House Call Mr. Fogelmaa **Hs' has riiown surii bitter pre The ifouse had expected to act Ruoriana acrora Bering Stratte in In a new report on government Emergency measures were stepped " Alaska ’ .s to- i Un-American Activities commit - T h e ' LEON E. DIMOCK Siberia are very likely conducting tee are interested. After 7:80 P. M. At judice he has no bustnesa being on today on a bill, ths preliminary reorganization, the bt-part)aan:: iI up to rescue hundreds reported ^ ‘>V •"<* wholly Inadequate.”Inadequate, He Over Cardinal Storra, Cona. Liheil, Lyke the payroll of any government draft of which had been prepared, ArcUc teaU rimllar to L'. fl. es- commlorion called lor then re- said Alaska’s geographic location | I Unfold .tmszlng Tale Dewev’-Richman Phene Storrs M50 Hartford 88-8084 but it sdjoi|med until Tuesday perlmeato now under way in Aloa- forma by the nation’s biggest em- ; a "makes It of prime importance to The now-lt-con-be-told parts of CaU Or Write (Oenttnned am Page Six) ka...Fope riaa x n leads' solemn ployer; It said they would bring hv- our defense.” after a long ,.:ccsa during which Mik'tDM ’* • fouMUte area were blocked b> Russia Expected to the report unfold on amazing tale Co. Rayons a subcommittee of the Judiciary ceremooies mkrking tenth anni Durham’s bill would give the n o fo n iu * ‘^^'■ntering around: committee studied the measure. versary-of death of hla predece^ Shape a ci-eer aer%-ice that will ''•*“** ,\ir Force full responsibility for Spring to u r i u n s r Richard Sorge,. a German C\>m- dCULIST oor. Plus X I.. .Lost Minute meet attract and hold ’ men and women *>* persons stranded. Toven- guarding the nation from q^r at muniat and rooster spy. Rep. Louis Shapiro (R-Farmlng.^ ing called in effort to avert city- of the highest Intelligence" by ' ty-nine pasiiengrr trains, carry ing O f Its Satellite State ton), Judiciary committee chair - some 6,000 travelers, were stalled. tack. TTie Air Force would coordi I Ozoki HozumI, his second in wide transit tie-up In Philadelphia opening new training and protno- j nate warning facilities operated at i command and a Japanese traitor, PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED 7 9 c man, told the houoe It waa impoo- .. .Metropolitaln Theophilus, head turn opportunities. Most Critical Kince Jan. t You will Want more than one slble to prepare a final draft of the ica by the Na\x and on land by Bullet ih! i Agnes Smedley, American su- dreta of thia - beautiful linen lyke Flashes! of Russian Orthodox Church in Ksise pay in the |5JK)0-and-up Conditions in Wyoming were re the Army. ‘ thor, accused of still being a So- ’ NEW FRAMES biU today. America, piedleta that murder will brackets and lilt the 810,300 sal-1 ported to be the most critK-al WashlngtoB, Feb. 10.—'F— LENS DUPLICATED JW.HAL6COIU. rayon In amart floral pattema. AU (LaSsI of the Cff) Wlrs) General Paville and Gen. Muir S. President Truman today de ' %-iet spy. She denies It. color Combination, yellow, grey, Democratic leaden, in control be eventual fate of Cardinal ary celling to a point closer to since the first blizzard struck the Fairchild, Air Force vice chief of Sorge whs on intimate terms MANCNirrtii ^NM* in the Senate, had indicated they Mindsxenty.. .Norway’s Foreign private-industry levels. state Jan. 2. Eleven Union Pacific nounced Hungnry’s trentment REPAOn MADE roee, aqua and blue. of Josef Cnrdinsl Mindazenty srould go along with the bin on the Miniater Lange plans to see Require the removal of officers >,passjnger trains were stalled in (('oDtlnuMl nn Page Hit) (Coatiniied oa Page Fourf / Defy lickettag Baa theory that some legtalatton slow President Truman tomorrow. who ahow "poliUcal favoritiam in the state. Ten others were snow- I ns "infamous." He deocribed Baagooa. Bonwi, FeK IS—(d>— ing up evictions would be better DuUting appolntmenU." j bound in Utah; five in Nebraska, the treason trial of the cardi Striklag government worken t» than none at all. Strip the Civil Service coromis- and three in Idaho. nal as a kangaroo court pro- 3 Days Only day deSed a baa ea ptekeOag aa( Previously, Democrats had in ■ion of its worker-recruiting and Fresh gales out of the Gulf o f . Hungarv Tells reedlog which will go down to Makes Charge barred the doers aad gates of goV' sisted that a SO-day moratorium on Truman Urges some other functions. Hand the i Alaska roared out of the Pacific history os a blot against the arameat buUdlaga agmlaet loyal virtually all evictions should be de nation which carried It on. THURS., FRL, SAT. workers. There were mob seenee hiring Job over’ to the individual | northwest last night., hitting north Mr. Tnunon went oa to say In Kangooa to the muffled e«-er- clared until the General Assembly agencies under modernized pro-' central Idaho and moving into Consul to Go that the matter of whether It O f Ûltimatum^ MANUFACTURER’S tore of heavy artillery poundl _ h-it time to consider the problem Tax Increase enures. I ' northern Utah anti Wyoming. The was In violation of Hungary's porAeto of realstoace by rehelllag more fully. Fix a single pay policy for all ; strong winds, blowing Uie mpim- treaties Is being investigated . Republicans had countered with agencics, instead of the tour naw j tsinous piles of snow over neWly Karea trlbeamea. at Thamalag, Ex|»els United States aad a report is to he made to I Russia Levels A c c u s r - IThefi Minute$ eight miles north of the capHsJj ths contention that the Issue could Also Still Strong for . erisling. Let' Congress act the - cleared highways and rail lines, him oa that point. be settled once and for all by i wage ceiling and floor and let thewere expected to extend into Ne- Offic.ial; Charges Spy i tion About R ejecl- Clearance strengthening the emergency evic Standby Wage and Count Boads RedrIft Rapidly Civil Service commission set Indi- brasks and the Dakotas by to Washington. Feb. 10 — l A ’ i — tion law enacted by the Legisla ing Yugoslav Omaha, Feb. IS—(if) — Ground Price Controls P o w e r ; ^4ual scolea. night. the U. S. Weather bureau ing, Smuggling Men American officials foresaw today a . C JR im s ,Baea yoor doctor tala- Introducing bllxsards gave Operation Snow- ture at tte special session last ”We cannot entrust the govem- said. The area has been hit by se new clash between Russia and the , ----- ; - phono Ma proaeripttoB bonad a “ pretty hectic day" la year. ment of today to second-rate men vere wind storms since Sunday. | Budapest. Hungary. Feb. 10—i.Pl western powers growing out of the London, Feb. 10—uP;—Russia As a result of the DemocraUc Washington, Feb. 10 —0P>— to Waldoa*a over oar prt- Sale! South Dakota aad Wyomlag dOT' and women,” said the commission .qrriri Operations Continue —The government announced to treason trial and conviction of accused the western powers today decision to go along with the Re- President Truman said today he is headed by former President Her eato profcaatonal wtro tor The New lag the last 84 hoara, Mul- Gea. I Ground transportation was vir- day it has expelled Robin Steus.sy. I of , issuing on ‘'ultimatum” in re SIMULATED Lewis A. Pick said today.' Many still os strong os ever for a 84,- bert Hoover. ' Uially halted in several parts of vice consul ami third secretary of (t'ontlBued nn Page Sts) jecting Yugoslav claims to a illce kaaediato deUvory to roads were redrIfted faster thsa (Coattoued on Pag* SU) 000,000,000 tax Increase and for Swora Foe ef “HeodlMsaFsa" the blizzard belt but most aerial the United States legation, whom I of southern Austria. ■aowplas's ooold clear'them. AM stands^ wage and price controls. A sworn foe of “bcadlessness” operations continued. Food «up- it charged with spying and smug I American and Brltiob sourcea Ameritex IndlcatloBs are that trouble wlU The president’s coll for more In the Fcdsrsl agencies, the com plies wcoe flown n stranded rail gling men out of Hungary. I said Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. persist la soim parts of the area, money was mode at bis news con passengers at Green River. Rock The announcement made a simi ! Zarubin made the charge at the ference just after Secretary of the mission proposed that all admin Cardinal Will WELDON'S the head of the biluard 'fighters Ulster Voters istrative duties of the Civjl Ser I Springs and Caaper, Wyo. At Med lar charge against Stephen A. reconvened Big Four conference said. Treasury Snyder had told Con icine Bow, Wyo., the storpi was so Koczak. an, American legation at on an Austrian independancs trea M l MAIN STREET ZIRCON gress It iB “easenUal’’ that the In- vice commission be handed over to Tintype • • • i intense yesterday the National tache, who was expelled before the Stay in Celll; creoae..be granted “as soon aa poa- its chairman. The commission then ty. Tlldea Gets Tear in JaU Going to Polls would b* a policy body only; the j Guard weasels—built for snow op- (rial of Josef Cardinal Mindazenty An Informant reported Ameri Loa Angeiea, Feb. 10—(gv-‘Big rible." ! and left the country a week ago. At the White House the ques chairman would take the added I erations—were halted. The Army can and British Deputies Samuel Bill TUden, ex-tenals ehamploa ol : and Red Cros-s place.l Sinclair. ReiURin in BudailCSl! Rrber and Jsmea Marjorlbanks RINGS Prints tioning on taxes revolved around a 'title of “dlreotor of persMinel," on and having bribed Dr. Tibor Gal, the world, waa seqtoiiced to a year Swarm Out to Decide Id havlnx bribed Dr. Tiber Gal. » 1 g,id they would be glad to hear reporter’s quei^f whether ' the ths president's staff. I Wyo., on the “critical’’ list. an officer of the customs,” the Town MATCHING THE In Jail today—bis Sdth Mrtbday. Even this overhaul failed to sat As the new storms swept into "rison rPUding A p p ea l i Yugoslsvla'a claims «n other mat- Superior Judge A. A. Scott found Bitterly Fought Elec president Is hopeful of getting the statement sold. ” . . . ’fhey smug-{ RADIANCE AND tax IncroaJb In;view of recent de- isfy one of the Hoover commto- : Idaho, several families wore re- gled out Isti'an Baronkovics and biro guilty ot vMatlag bis probu ■ioner’s 12 members. A strong dis : ported Isolated without food and Of Hi, Ufe ,êdlen«! Advertisement BEAUTY OF DIAMONDS tion Regarding Future velotproenu In the commodity, mar- others." -• 1 yd. tton on n convIetloHj of oeatribut- sent fted by ‘ James K. Pollock, | fuel at Rockland, Trucks stalled Baronkovics was the leader of ■’------I Bock Despite Sqnabbto 99c Ing to the delldqueacy e< a 14- kete and on Capitol hill. highways were f Budapest, Hungary, Feb. 10—CPI The Yugoslav claim for 800 .Belfast, Northern Ireland, fah . The president said yes, he is. chairman Ot the PoUUcal Science ; on show-blocked the DemocraUc People'* (Catho tn acoordanee with the provt- 36” Wide, Sanforized year-old Be^'crty HUIs, CaUL, Then be added he is juri aa strong department at University of Mich believed to ' be carrring at least! lic) party, who reached Vienna —Josef Cardinal Mindszentv w ill' square miles of oouthern Austrian aiona of Chapter V, Section 8 of yonUk The graytbg ’THdea ahw Voters of Ulster owarmed $100,000 worth of perishable Plus Tax out today to declds a bitterly for the to* increase now aa when igan. .♦'’J I six, days ago. ! remain in Budapest prison pending I terrltoiy U backed by the Rus- the Town Charter, NOTICE la waa arraigned on u charge et eou- Mtnlmlsca Shortoemliigs goods. sioRS, despite a family squabble $2.98 Cranston Processed Cotton Dresses fought general election. The issue he first called for it. I BarankoviCS fled Communist- 1 appeal of his life sentence to beto^ given that a meeting of trlbottng to the deUaqneacy of aa- was: To stay under the Britlah Would Not Alter Opinion Pollock urgfd the outright abo- Cedder weather hit Nebrasko and dominated Hungary after disiolv-, I with Yugoslavia’s Premier Mar the Bovri of Dlrectora of the etber youth, MlebsM Sebuebri, It, ing the opposition Catholic party 1 Appeals, shal Tito. It was roiowl again at Toam of Mandieater, Connecticut, Shades of yesterj'ear Fresh, tempting, beautifully tailored. They appeal both crown or join Southern Ireland :n Then, asked whether a further Over 90 Styles of Inglewood. a republic. downward trond in the market (Usattoord am Page Mb) (Uontlnord .on Pnge His) in spite of what he termed govern- | A government 'informant aaid ! the conference of Big Four forslgn will be hMd In the Municipal | — the Image of five to south bound shoppers and those who choose their • • • ment threats of severe reprisals. l**t night that the cardinal may ! ministers’ doputles which opened Building In aaid Town of Man Both rides conceded m advonc* might lead him to alter his opin Replicas of Platinum Diamond and yam dyed woven cot cottons early. Chambrays, one and two piece dresses, Blast mils Worker that backers of' continued union ion, he sold It would not. He said on arriving in Vienna that (be U aiisferred later to Vac prison, '• yesterday. chester, on the 150i day of Febru corded suits, seersucker one piece, spun rayon, crepes, Arnold. Fa, Fob. It—(J’)— One he had been told by a person high across the Danube from his Eaz- Reber. supported by French and ary. 1040, at eight o’clock In the Gold Diamond Rings. In beautiful tons that grandmother with Britain would capture * ma It would be just as advisable to cotton plaids. Sizes 10 to 40, 12H to 24'^. man waa killed aM three lajursd jority of the 53-membw NorUierh raise taxes in that cose, he sold, A h B o m b o f ( i o l f B a l l S i z e in the government the price for tergom palace. Britlah deputlea, denied the west- aftemoan. to act on propoaed ad- Solitaires, Dinner Rings, Gusters,; reasured. It’s Crans- toduy by aa expleatM la the Ar | dissolving the party would be a The cardinal w*a convicted ! em stand wo* an ulUmstum, on dltioaar.approprlaUana aa foUowa: Ireland Rorllament. because further economic develop* Birthatones. Wedding Seta. Onyx s amazing, double nold miU ot the Alnuilanm Oom- Tbs opporition, however, which ment would not affect the ex- declaration that It was done be TUeaday on charges of treason.' American Informante sold.’ H* AMvoprlotlea of 83,800.00 for Genuine Han^ Carved Cameos, precision, printing u puny of Amerlea. . An AXXX>A fsvora merging with Eire In a new penees of the government and he E q u a l s OO OOO Lhsa T N T cause of the Vatican’s acUonq In plotting to overthrow the Commu- added, however, that Reber raoda Fanm Môtmant to FootbaU Pearl, Marcasites and others. process that makes spelceamaa aaM the exploeloh ee- “Republic of Ireland’’ 'hoped, to Is trying to avoid a deficit. 594 9 the 31indszenty cose. Ho said I nisi government and engaging in it clear he wfll continue to oppoi* FlaM dud additional faclimea in enrred In the remeltlag dirialen at roll up on impreerive vote for -1U ' Snyder’s plea made before the Matyss Rokosl. the CommunUt block market deals in doUors. The soy change in Austria’s pre-IMS (toanpat PMd Honae. In addition these beautiful Ameri- $5.^ to $17.98 : the phmt. Fatally Injnred waa deputy premier, told him he could prooecuUng attorney, who had do- fronUers. to tba appropriated in tha tex quality cottons cause. Senste-Houee Committee on the STERLING SILVER OR 14 K GOLD FILLED Frank Pavlik, oparator a t a eaat- Today's voting. Was on seats economic Rtport. Los Angeiea, Feb. 10—CFI— An«from three sources — blast, flash not dissolve the Catholic party un-1 mended a death oentence, objected At the ooma Urns Rebar reiter s— Budget. unique and exclusive. Nelly Dona, L'Aigkm Faahhms, Myncttca iag uaH. ‘The tojnred employm Air Foret officer says ths atomic hsat and radioactivity.’ tU after the trial unleaa he put the' tbe Ufe sentence. So the Ap- ated that it would b* a nrasto at- from '28 conteatod districU. Four Democratic congreoslonal lead He sold the" atomic bomb’s blast; ' Appropriation of. |8ito0J0 fOrl V’at dyes assure wash- were T. F. MeCermIck. ef tke other conteatod aeate sr* held by ers had Indicated a wish to put off bomb is the size of a golf ball and blame on the cardinall. | court may Increase the sen- time to hear TugoOlav offlelala payaMaO o< Oounty Tax, in addl- MOUNTINGS \ PIttobargh ALCOA afflee: V. L. is equal to 6,400,000 pounds of is no jiifferent from other bombs. ^ ('Mtoma Ofltoer Detotoed Itence. decrease it or order s re-j again unless they had dropped ability and Mnfdrized Queens nniverrity In Belfast. But action OB taxes for at least nevtr- ■ — ^ O ^ am i^ mBlra * . . > > I —■ , .w M ______- — A — Goa to tiw aawmit appropriated I Ooppelt, metallnrglstt aM Guy TNT. except In force but added: 1 ' The goverament statement sold, p^pje's court which | tSelr territorial demands on Ano- shrunk, ’ the Totlng there la by moil and te- al months. Seitotor Georga . (D.. In Tha Aaaaal Badgat. j Cotton Shop—Second Floor FVmlBg. ne address Immediately sults will not be known for aeverol Oa.), top man in tha Senate, come Lt. Col. William R. Stark, mem “Tlie Hash heat con inflict burns the customs officer. I» . G*^. ^ convicted him. *' trio. at I8A00.00 tori Other Riafs 18.98 to $19.98 available. weeks. out today for a 5 per cent glgah tn ber of a flve-mon team from the at the distance of three milco." "his accomplices," have been de-' la addltloa to| Heavy Turaeut Fredielefl oH Fodoral eima^turM “whle!) Industrial OoUege of the Armod He arid radioacUvlty was re- Udn€ 90 par oont In contootod off any riM tn levlao, mory of a opoech praporad for do- iVwHia in Japan and “ many deaths Chopin, refusod to conunent on Slovenes. Thsjr ohri ora i Z f i C Groan Stomp* the expulsion order or the govern- It is called tba NotloMI OouacB cf Dotod at Maachaator. O o _ m a d Samplr-llingd Ws FsK 10—vn—Tba ffistricta — was prodlctad. Polling Priiris to DafM8'*ea*eto_ livoty at ths Navy Armor* kera aacrtbsd to ahoclr and burns would People’*Oourts aad la eom p os^ ^ 8150.000.6M in t lion of the Treaau^ FsK 8: hoots ora from 8 sjm. to 8 p.m. today: have occurred from sgdloactlvlty. ment'i charges. .jaoa.TOkjm .^ rebmanr. io4o. Given WItil'Carir Sninr- M JWHÛtCcoitk But Snjrior, In a aUtement pre Steussy left Budapest for Vien five Jurists. Four ora appointed bjr from Austria. John H. Lappen, MAMCHIftlll MNM* Net budget rtcalpU, 8248,065. (4 s.m. to a .p.nq. e. a. {.), bpt the pared for the committee, pointed “Ths atomic bomb, ths six* ef anyhow." poUtlcol partloa portieipaUng In Ales BeMsr. TufOdOV Bacrotary of the Board at Di-| ^ Jewelry . . . Street Floor 866.12: budget expenditures, votce won’t be counted until to- to President Truman’s osUmai on* golf boU, would'js tha equlvs- thfe Ueuteunt-crJooclteas opeoka at na St noon today. He hod been reotora o t the Town M Manehet-1 MAiMMtmA Comm* 81S7,6m Ai O.S6; cash balance,'$4,- leat~of 270 ten-ton bombs. The a two weekrl^ ccourse on economic 84S376,f7i.Ta. (Veattae eb Pnge Mx) ((Mtfaaeil oa Fatf flU) a t auch a bomb comes • BobnisaUen. icoattiitofl sa