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PAGE SIXTEEN TL’ESDAY, MARCH 10, 1988. iianirlffBtfr lEuftting ^prttlb ^vemge Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended hUrch 7, lass Wilfred Clarke, past comman ThespiaiiB Host der of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, Spemliiig the Day at the Uniteil Nations Fair, not m cold tonight. Mini About Town American Legion, urges aft past 10,939 commanders of the post to make To Tony Pupillo mum 3S. Thuritday, Increaaing Member of the Audit rioudineaa, warmer. TIm Queen of Peace Mothers returns on their, tickets for the Hale's Meat Bui^an of Circulatlona Circle will meet tomorrow night at anniversary dinner Saturday night Manchester— A City of Village Charm the heme of Mra. Donald Scott, 46 not later than tomorrow evening. Tony Pupillo, principal of the PlainviUe High School and a pUy Bratton road. director of n'ote in this area, will The Ward group of the South (Claaalfled AdvertlBlag on Pago 80) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) Mr. and Mra. Willard Perine of Methodist Church will meet to be tha apeaker at tha monthly VOL. LXXII, NO. 136 > PRICE FIVE CENTS M Cheatnut street and Mrs. Arthur morrow night at 8 o’clock at the meeting of the Center Thespiana The Mighty 3 9 Norton of 11. Ulley street will home of Mrs. Zigmond Olbert, 40 tomorrow night at i o’clock at the lean hy'^uto tomorrow morning Summer street. Center Church. fW.Wilmington. Del., to attend the Mr. Pupillo haa had varied expe funeral of their brother, Herold Rockville Emblem Club No. 5 rience in amateur dramatics and Has Come To Towii GOP Snarls his knowledge in that field quali U, S. Claims Soviet Partaei Thursday afternoon. will hold iU monthly meeting to fies him as an authority. The 4 _ morrow night at the Elks Home in meeting will be open to the public, Veterans of Company G, Con-, Rockville at 8 o’clock. District de and anyone desiring to attend ia WED. MORNINB FROM »-12 O’CLOCK neeticut State Guai^, will hold an puty night will be observed with Musical by S. Takes Serious View annual reunion In the American Mrs. Mae McVeigh, district depu- cordially invited. « Bosses Fear Own Anyone wishing to become a Laclon Home tonight at 8 o'clock. .ty east, as guest. Refreshments member of the Center Thespiana Jill former members are urged to will be served following the meet- may do so at any meeting or by CUSTOMER APPROVED — TOP GRADE Democrats attend. Refreshments will be ing. served. contacting membership chairman | Mra. Everett Belding, 54 Cam-' People, Not Attack state Capitol, Hartford, “Africa Revisited'* la the topic' bridge street. No previous dra The Holy Ghost Mothers Circle for an open meeting on the prob matic experience is necessary, the NEW ZEALAND ‘ March ll-^/P )—A Demo meet at I o'clock tomorrow lems of that continent scheduled Attack only qualification for membership ITnitod Nations N Y..* Lodge reminded Gromyko cratic attempt to poke musical Czechs% * lUght at the home of Mrs. Robert by the Service Bureau for Wo unued ^auonR. l>. that "The U. S. Army you aeek to Donahue, M Cooper Hill street. being a sincere interest In little fun at the Republican ma men’s Organisations Friday at 2 theater and an earnest desire to March 11—<^)— U. S. u , S. Army jority in the House got all p. m. at 956 Main street, Hart participate, on stage or backstage, BEEF charged today that Kus.sia a ^^hich .tood beside the R u..ian Ar- ford. Dr. Robert T. Parsons, dean in amateur productions. bossea have embarked on a my to defeat the Nazi, in Europe:” snarled up in a serious par of the Kennedy Shool of Missions Lodge told Gromyko that- “The liamentary tangle today. Shed Goes Out in Blaze of Glory at the Hartford Seminary Founda policy of imperialism, not be Tempers grew short, and two JOI.NT MEETING cause of any fear of aggres U. S. Army was good enough for r g a TROOP 8 tion, who returned in January from The Hartford Pembroke College you In 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945. Democratic leaders never got a eight months of study and obser Club will hold Its anifual joint sion by any other country, but It would be the same today had chance to sing the song they wrote Prague Rejects vation in Central and Soulli Af STEAKS not the policies of the Soviet gov ^yesterday and had been rehearaing meeting-with the Wheaton College because of fear of their own GIRL SCOUTS rica, will be the speaker. Admis Club, Tuesday, March 17. at 8 people. ernment so tragically changed.” in preparation for today'a session. sion la free but advance registra p.m.. In Webster Memorial Hall. In Earlier Eden told the assembly Minority Leader John M. Demp tion aho\ild be made by contacting Chief U. S. delegate Henry Arc seakiitK baby sittini; H ereld Photi> West Hartford Library on South Cabot Lodge. Jr., told the UN • that it was In nobody's Interest sey^, of Putnam, started the argu work in the Green area to the Service Bureau. This is the group of Manchester | Main street. West Hartford. that World War III should break ment by aaking unanimous consent Llnne Uidge No. 72, Knights of ranee, Russell A. Wright, faculty General A.'iaembly that the Soviet to address what he called "a few Strong Protest out. earn money for a trip to Lawrence C. Case of 54 Hillside Pythias, will meet tomorrow night High SrJiool students, members of member and secretary of Rotary, Union had lost the respect of the world because o.f its policy of The British statesman said that tuneful remarks” to the House. Washington. street enlisted in the Army yester at 8:30 in Orange Hall. On March the faculty and RolJtry Club re Kathleen Olmstead and Nancy LB. Majority Leader Simon S. Cohen, day and proceeded to the Recruit 25 Grand- Chancellor Victor Bilt- Macauley. Left to right in the rear t "violent words and violent deeds.” "with the growing strength of the presentatives, that left Hartford West there is no reason why it of Ellington, walked over to Demp Washington, March 11—(/P)—U. S. officials, in both State Phone Mary Barry Reception Center at Fort Devens. tree of Stamford will make an offi by train this morning at 7 o’clock row are Rotarian Arthur W. Ben The a.ssembly broke out Into sey’s desk where the two held Mass. cial visit to the lodge. Turkey Supper wild applause, and had to be should break out.” and Defense departments, were reported inclined today to for an all-day trip to the United son, Charles Shaver, Douglas FAMILY STl’LE a whispered' consultation: Tel. MI-9-9663 Nations A.s.semb!y in New York. Fingle.s, John Allison, Arthur Qusy railed to order, as Lodge spumed He called for support of the Cohen, apparently angry, re take the firmest of attitudes toward Czechoslovakia over tha A State "Legislative Day," with A son was born March 7 at the and faculty member Lewis Piper, charge.* by Russia’s Andrei A. United Nations as a "w'orld meet Hartford Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Tlie trip is part of the annual Vornon Elamtntary turned to his desk and Informed shooting down of an American plane by Czech pilots. Inform Governor John D. Lodge as lunch Boys and Girls Week program Gromyko that the U. S. was do ing place” where opposing forces Speaker Arthur E. B. Tanner (R- ed sources said,--however, that no- ...... — eon speaker, sponsored by the Leg William R. Grimason of 107 Del- School TheJMCHALCeo ing everything In its power to can get- together and try to settle consideration'U being given now to mont street, and a daughter was sponsored hy Rotary. Woodbury) that, he objected to islative Department of the Con In the front row, left to righC, Given by the RVSA M A N c m n n c m w .. prolong the Korean war. their differences without w’sr. Dempsey taking the floor. breaking diplomaiic relations with necticut State Federation of Wo born the same day at St. Francis Eden called on the Communist HospitsI to Mr. and Mrs. James are Anita Grossman, Priscilla Tor- The exchange broke out shortly The unanimous consent of the Prague. The feeling Is that this men’s Clubs, will be held at the Thursday, March 12 after Briti.sh Foreign Secretary world to agree to the Indian membership ia required before a would accomplish nothing. HEARING-AID Hotel Bond in Hartford on Wed Blanchfield, 81 White street. > STATIONERY A 5:50 to 7:30 Korean plan which the assembly U. S. Planes f AIRMAH. . NOTES \ Anthony Eden said that, despite member may address the House More probable line# of actton(’ap- nesday, March 18, with Mra. Adults $1.25 Kores. we were not yet ir^ World adopted la.st December. This plan unless he is talking on a motion peared to be; BATTERIES Frances Burke Redlck of Newing The Itallan-American Ladies Aid ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ would permit Red prisoners who Society will hold a meeting tonight War Illi ; undtfr.consideration. 1. Demands on tha Czechs for ton presiding as legislative chair Children Under 12, 60c don’t want to go-home to stay be ^ - a t’’' Ti To Coimter For All Hearing-Aids man. Luncheon reservations should at 7:30 at the Italian-Amerlcan ■ In that connection, Gromyko "Poor Example” both an apology and cash Indem Club. A social time with refresh ^i^ur StoresJ Home Made Apple Pie accused the U, S. Army of atroci hind. He recalled that former Dempsey, also angry, retorted I-V*'' nity for the loan of the plane. Guaranteed Fresh be made by March 16 with Mrs. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. V? Oliver G. Gager, 31 ' Montclair ments will follow the business For Dessert raO M PT ties In Korea. that Cohen’s action in shutting off 2. Instructions for U. 8. pilots drive, West Hartford. meeting. While assembly President Lester the Democrats presented a poor In West Germany to shoot back,: Next Attack B. Pearson of Canada, gavelled for (Continued on Page Ten) example to a group of visiting in event of another such incident,: The weekly rehearsal of the Sec The third In a .series of "Green FUEL OIL school children who were watching and to take action to force downj ond Congregational Church Choir Thumbs” lectures presented by the the proceedings from the gallery. any Czech planes crossing the Wiesbaden, Germany, will be held tomorrow night at 7:45 Manchester 'YWCA will be given HOMf COMFORT p e u ¥ e w Cohen Insisted. there was a bi r frontier. | March 11—ack Into Germany I But the Air Fores spoil _ speeding Bohlen- to Moscow, as shrieking, ssKt later the only reason .' tte Sizes 9 to 15, Opp. First National Store DniWIUL^COItl AT TONIGHT'S urged last week by the State de Venice, Italy, March 11— "Governor, blow your horn! with names pouring from Ita fuse- Americans did not return the 10 to 16. Parking Lot partment, to report on and analyze (yp)—Britain’s Anglo-Iranian lait«- fire was because they had Ob such developments. . Oil Company (AIOC) today ENGLEMAN ON SCHOOLS Information about tha incident chanca—the intruders vanished ad The plan of GOP leaders had yesterifay. In whicb two Czech quickly after the shooting. • SLEEVELESS ILOUSE SPECIAL lost the first round of its bat State Capitol, Hartford. March MIO-15e riiot dow» an American BRUNNER’S been for the Senate to act on Boh- 11—(A*)—State JSducation Commis No Break Ooaeidered • SOLID «r PLAID SKIRTS len’s nomination-today. But Chair tle to gain possession of 5,000 Thunderjet, wga atlll being gath tons of disputed Iranian oil sioner Finis E. Engleman. who has ered for ctudy by the State and Informed sources in Washington • WASHAILE GLAZED PIpUE or CALL MI-S-5440 man Wiley (R-Wis.) postponed long preached that Connecticut'# said that while officials were tak* ASK rOB until next Tuesday yesterday’.* brought here by the tanker Defense departments. MAKE A DATE population Is outstripping the ex At the moment, there seemed to Ing the firmeat attltuda toward • WASHAILE GLAZED CHAMIRAY '50 PACKARD scheduled vote by the Foreign Re Miriella but immediately an pansion of her school- brought Czechoslovakia, no consideration lations committee. He acted at the be a tendency to regard tha ctaeh ' ROY KNOFU TO ATTEMO OUR nounced plans to caiYy the that message today to the weekly as an Isolated Incident, caused by was being given to breaking iBpIo* CLUB SEDAN reque.*t of Sens. Fergu.ion (R- case to Rome. matic relations with Prague. INSUKANCE Mlch.) and Knowland (R-Callf.) (Continued on Page 1 wenty-onr) Most probabi# lints of action aiH TOWN ft COUNTRY WOMEN’S OUTLET Of Every Description Black — Bpntlcaa — 4 New Tirea ’ Postpone Red Blast A Venice court ruled that the (Continued on Page Ten) peared to be demands on !&• ARTH U R' A. At the same ses.*ion, the com- oil had been purchased legally by Czechs for an apology and cash in BRIDUWAY MILLS ■ mittee voted to postpone action in the Supor Company of Rome— demnity for loss of the plana. Ttiii KNOFLA AGENCY definitely on the anti-enslavement charterers of Ihe Miriella—from 28 Are Saved, American pilota suffered no aarf- 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Eat. 1921 PAINT resolution urged by 'Eisenhower. the Iranian National Oil Company. U. S. Jury Says ous Injuries. Between Broad Street and Railroad Tracks - > 875 MAIN ST. , There were no signs it would be The tribunal ordered the release of In addition, V. S. planes would OPEN DAILY 9:00 to 9:00 iDlal MI-S-5440 or MI-0-SS93| revived anytime soon, if at all. the oil to the Rome organization. be instructed to fire if fired upon *1275 In London, an AIOC spokesman McGrath Used Eight Missing The Senate Democratic Policy In the future, or to take other punk* $275 DOWX—EASY TEBMS committee had endorsed unani announced: "We are immediately tice action against illegal bordOf DEMONSTRATION initiating proceedings in the Rome mously the original administra In Split JTanker crossers. ' 11 tion-sponsored re.solution. But the court. ^Smoke Screen’ James B. Conant. the U. 8. High Democrats balked when the Re "The Venice decision will not Commissioner in Germany, saHk tt PONTIAC SEDANEm publican majority on the Foreign affect the outcome of this hearing,” Miami, Fla., March 11 t/p)— New York, March 11—(;P)—The yesterday he was confldeiit the THOMAS STACK he added. "It means only that the Chapt Guard reported today that Hydramatir, Badin, Htr., White Wall Tirea Relations committee added an special federal grand jury inves U. 8, Air Force would know how’ FACTORY amendment saying pas.*age of the oil will not remain physically im tigating racketeering has accu.*ed 28 crew members of the broken to deal with any more incidents eg UP TO re.*olution would not' mean Con- pounded during the main hearing former Atty. Gen. J. Howard Mc Liberian tanker Angy had been thls'kind. This was taken to mean REPRESENTATIVE ^ gre.ss was passing on the validity on the merita of the case." Grath of using the grand Jury sys rescued but that at least eight that U. 8, pilots would return ftre 52 PACKARO or the invalidity of the big power The court rejected the AlOCa tem as a "smoke screen” and a were missing, including all the against sny invading planes over Demouhtraflng ihe new ea»lor-to-U!ifl agreements made secretly in request that the oil be sequestered. officers and the captain’s wife. Hard Top, Uitramatlr, Badin, Heater "grandstand play.” I *. • • ■ , Hertld Photo*. Three Coast Guard cutters and American-occupied territory In tha paint*, vamiRbes and enamrU in our World War II. It had been impounded pending the The jury reported to Judge John Flames engulfed a two-story atorage shed, reportedl.v used aa a Hub house by youngsters, at the '.53 line. All l.eathrr That ended all prospect of the tribunal's decision. a plane are speeding to the storm- (Ckintinued on Page Tea) $500 W. Holland yesterday that it "re rear of 217 North Elm street last night, reaultlag lii damages estimated at more than 81,509, In the toaped area some 400 miles south fused to become a party to the ------=------1 ------lower photo, men of the Manchester Fire Depart ment are shown as they began to pick up some of east of St. John's, Newfoundland, HELPING YOU TRADE-IN (Continued on Pago Twenty-one) (Continued on Page Twenty-one) McGrath scheme and permit the the 2,009 fret of hose laid to battle the speetaeUlar blaze. (Story on Page 15), FRIDAY, MARCH 13th grand jury to be used as s white In the hope of finding the forward 49 MERCURY SEDAN half of the vessel afloat with the Four Held Dead ON YOUR OLD Overdrive, Badin, Heater, Spotleaa ¥_ __ wash for political purposes." IS OUR BUSINESS The report was signed by the missing persons clinging to it. SATURDAY. MARCH 14th group's foreman. President Mc According to crew members In Brewery Blast '37, '38, '39, '40, Gregor Smith of the Florida Power picked off the stem Section of the Ike Names Hemtzleman tanker, the vessel caught fire and Hava yau found Hit home you want to 50 PACKARD SEDAN and Light C8'. Eight in Trumah^s Cabinet exploded three days ago. The cause Newark, N. J., March 11—tit— buy? * IT'S WORTH A Visfr TO SI^E THE '41, '42 Badio, Heater, T'ltramatic Drive Shortly after the jury was em paneled a year ago, ' the report of the fire was not iifimedlafely Four persona were reported dead , ■ ■ r CAR - A N Y As Governor of Alaska stated, it became "perfectly appar exidained. and a number injured today in jt. Hovt you docidtd to build a homo? ent that no information would be The men were rescued by the fire and exploeion at the $30,000,000 NEW COLORS 52 OLDS HOLIDAY given to the jury and the U. S. At Cited for Leave-Pay Abuse Waterman Steamship Line's 6.492- brewery plant of Anheuser-Busch, MAKE OR I ton freighter. Claiborne, bound for Inc. RE SURE TO Hard Top, Badin. Hratcr, \41ilte Wall Tirea Washington, March 11—(/P)— Civilian Conservation Corps for torney knew that none was avail the territory, was chairman of the able that would show the. exist Cherbourg. France. A tank containing 5,0Q0 gallons, REGISTER FOR THE MODEL I’ower Steering President Eisenhower today nomi The Coast Guard theorized that Then, come straight to Savings and Loan, 1007 Main Street Alaska Planning Council, and vice ence of crime, organized crime or Wa.shington, Marcli 11—(/P) ; of beer was reported to have FREE DOOR PRIZES'! nated B.' Frank Heintzleman of president for Alaska of the Psciflo rseketeerin".’’ —EiRlit cabinet officers in the Angy broke in half behind the ploded after the fire. Juneau, Alaska, aa Governor of Northwest Trade n.saoclatlon. The report added; "It was crys bridge and the officer’s quarters, Three alarms wera soundi|d where thousands of local people have had their homes financed Alaska. the Truman administration carrying away "the brains of the bringing fire apparatus to the 1^ 4< PLYMOUTH COUPE A native of Fayetteville. Pa,, tal clear that the jury system was News Tidbits were listed by a House Ap Bulletins since 1891. Discussions of your loan needs are confidential and Stt til# latest labor saving paint products devol- “rhe. President, also sent to the Heintzleman is co-rsuthor of a Na being u.sed by the Attorney Gen ship.” Among the miaSing are the acre site opposite Newark airport. A Beal Buy Senate the npmir.ntion of. Freder tional Resources Committee report eral’s office as-a smoke screen. propriations subcommittee to captain, his wife, all the mates, Five ambuiancea were dispatchSiL'' optd by modem point science* New products to Culled from AP Wires from the AP Wires the radio operator and three sea p^iiate |n our modern office. You'll find us most co-operative in ick Billings Lee. of Woodstock, Vt., on planning of Alaska resources “On the second day of this Jury’s day amonjr a group .of federal , and a call was sent out for more make your homo pointing easier, faster ond more ss administrator of tlie Civil Aero- and development. se.ssions, we discussed al length officials who allegedly abuse men. doctors, extra blankets and Rt^ arranging economical loans. ^ 40 CHEVROLET -. 41 PACKARD , nsutlci Administration. Lee ha.* Heintzleman haa a bachelor of among ourselves the correspond The tanker was under charter Cross workers. been s1:rving.as deputy administra I Japanese government unofflclal- the government's annual SEEK TO HALT MTRIHR fo the Gulf OH Corporation, the The fire was j-eported to be lit convenient. forestry degree from, Pennsylvania ence setting up these juries. We I ly decides to accept stiff terms of -X 38 PO N TIA C * 47 HUDSON P. up tor. State Forest Acadeirj and q mas resented keenly tlilSt the head of leave program “to fatten Rome, Mnrrh 11—iJP)—Prem Coast Guard said. She is register- the rear of the large plantr in g Heintzleman’a nomination was ter of forestry degree ifnni Yale the Justice department would use I Red China fob return of some 30,- their own purses.” ier Alcide De Gas|>eri called an A ------Find out how you eon rodteorato a room for loss forecast last month when Secre UViiverafty. the grand Jury system as a grand ; 000 Japane.se nationals stranded Names df the eight were emergency meeting of cabinet . (Oontlniied on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) 41 NASH •. 41 CHEVROLET tary of the Interior McKay an He has no stated politicai affilia stand play.” on a list made public by Chair- nfficials today In effort to avert Mutually Owntd— Na Stackholdtrs than $10.00. nounced he had recommended the I there since World War II. . . . New a (’iimmunlst-led two day rail tion. He s*id last month he had The grand jury’s report to Judge Ijondon police chief debates move Thomas (D-Tex.), ranking mi- appointment. never taken part in po'itics be Holland said McGrath’s purported strike scheduled to hit all Italy Heintzleman, 65, has been reg to put rnotorcycle cop on trail of , member of the subcom- al midnight. The government 50 e.M.C. PICK-UP $695 cause of ills work. scheme resulted in the calling of Jel bomber that swooshed down mittee. East’ W est D eadlock Loom s x If you hove o point proMtm or neod color suggts- ional forester for Alaska since As governor. Heintzleman would rtany "specisl" juries throughout The Phillips-Thomas statement has already arranged sperial bus Feb. 16, 1937. He also is commis f e nation, and went on to say: over city and frightened residents. and airplane servicea to cope tions, be sure to come in and consult our factory succeed Ernest Griierijng The job President Kl.scnhower names sev- .said Ihe committee’s interest in with, the situation. Thursday 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. sioner fo? the Agriculture depart pay* $1.5,000 a ye*r. "By the time we got started, the leave or vacation, situation was A s UN Picks Lie Successotl roprosontativo.— H o's horo to help you. ment In Alaska and is the Federal some juries had already performed cn men who will act as consultants Wednesday—^Closed At Noon Heintzleman, who is largely to National Security Council, top Zjtirred up by its discovery that, <•-119 E.XPLUDES IN AIR Bie TRAUES -. EASY TERMS Power Commission’s representa credited with bringing about the and reported everything quiet, no employes of the Office of Rent tive in the territorj’. -...... policy-making group for foreign .Seoul, .March An Air . Closed Saturdaya establishment of a big puipwood affairs and national defense... Stabilization ."were sbiiaing the an United Nations. N. Y., March J1, Five” members—the U. S., Britaini, He has served aa director of the mill not being built in the Ketchi (Continued on Page Ten) nual leave program for government Force C-119 flying boxcar crash — (AP)—Renewal of the East-West i FYance, Russia and NatlonaliatT New Orleans Tlmes-Plcayune ed flve miles south of Taejon, kan area, is a backer of industrial urges Supreme Court to overturn employes’ to fatten their own deadlock loomed today as the UN ' China—must approve any selection; development of Alaska. purses.” Korea, today after an explosion came to grips with the problem o f. unanimously. Any one of the flvo, OPEN MON. rrO THURS. NIGHTS UNTIL 9:30 The job of Administration of lower court decision classing its ripped off Its left engine and Ita PHONE HawaiiI Slalehood Weather Reslricls advertising sales policy ss Sher Its Investigations, it said, de selecting a successor to Secretary ' can veto a nominee. Civil Aeronautics also pays $15,000 veloped that many other officials crew of four had parachuted to General Trygve Lie. Lie has declared he will etay od* MI-9-4588 a year. The 46-year-oId Lee will man anti-trust law vinaltion . . safety. MI-9-4589 Bill Passes House Lt. Lillian A. Bucciarelti. 49. first and employes were in the same The Security Council was sched- until a successor is chosen deaplte- BUILDING MATERIALS succeed Charles F. Horne in that Korea War Action niirac to enter Army service from category with those of the rent uled to convene behind closed doors Russian opposition to him. post. — stabilization office. C'AMUALTIEK INC.’KEAKE this afternoon to discuss formally denounced him in 1950 for his i _ Lee, a Republican, is a veteran ;Falrfield County in World War II, LUMBER FUEL Washington. March 11—•i'P) , .__Seoul, March ll--if»- Rain, snow dies at home in Nrw Canaan. The Congressmen said the retir Washington. March 11—hD the issue which has been the sub- port of the'UN stand against Ro#> 336 N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-5253 The flght to make Hawaii the 49th of Wprld Wai II. during which he, restricted the Korean I U. S. Department of Commerce ing Democratic officials got the —Announced IT. 8. battle casual Ject of Intense behind-the-scenes aggression in Korea and since Fal(, atate shifted to the Senate today ^rved as a commander .war to scattered small raids and estimates employment levels across following anriounts ' for accrued ties In Korea reached 180,998 maneuvering since Lie tendered his 3, 1951, have maintained that hjP after the House passed a statehood Navy He is a graduate of Hsr- „^hta today. .nation are consbjerably higher leave- or, as the aubcommijtee put today, an Increase of 260 since resignation last November. holds his post illegally. "YOUR STORE OF FRIENDLY SERyiCE" last uneek. bill for the third time yesterday. 1 $abre jets patrollecf MIO j than one year ago . . . D^op is It, ss "severance pay” : There was little optimism that Four CaadMate* i, (pavings & £oan u n n e fi Senate leaders have predicted alley but found no Russian-built noticed ip dally refugee flow from 'Charles F. Brannan, Secretary of Communist and non-Communist UN corridor negotiation# committee approval within a few the designation of Robert B. Mur-| fight. All othef Allied j Soviet zone into West Berlin but Agriculture. $6,921.86. REDS PROTEST PRE8K delegates would be able to find a brought forward at lekst four f PHONE MI-9-5253 days to clear the way for Senate Commerce i warplanes were grounded. officials offer no explanation for Charles Sawyer, Secretary of Tehran, Iran, March 11—oP)— person both sidps could accept for sible candidates, with Oehara) . action about April 1. for Transportation, as chairman of || LaM night 14 B-29 Superforls j slackening. Commercie, $3,933.69. Soviet «\mbasMidor Ivan Had- the job, which pays $40,000 In sembly President Lester B. IT Sariait i t Loan Asneiatioa lOecr Mala Straal Opon'doily 7 o. m. to 5 p. m., including Wodnosdoy House amende:! the bill, the govemmept’s Air’ Coordinat- .pushed through heavy weather and' - Capt. Alger H. Dresel, USN-re- Robert A. Lovett, Secretary of chikov called on Foreign Minis actual cash plus a $19,000 allow ton of Canada appearing In oftomoons and ^turdoys until noon. writing in among other thinga pro- ing Committee. Murray has been , ahowered high exnloslvea on a ! tired, pioneer In L9S0 dirigible pro- Defense, $4,328.12. ter Hoaaeln FatemI today to ance ^or rent of a house and Its' lead. Others are jOuldo 358 EAST CENTER ST. TEL. MI-3-5191 representing the Commerce De-, ...... I gram for . U. S., died . at Newport protest ojitl-Russlan oommenta upkeep. . 4 ' I •f- { i .,J / . '' n , I : I/J . / I. 'V ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., \fEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953? PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 iPAGETHSEB by "the war hgalnat aggression at the school, devoted today's ing include; speakers committee. toucny OOLDFI8H careful breeding, but when they the officers of the post. Includes Columbia Ellington Bolton meeting to organization and gen James Blair, A. V. Gartner, Phil Slides of Tibet resume life under natural condi Elect Mrs. Beebe Mrs. Oglore White, senior vlte Deadlock Looms in Korea, a war which has cost eral diacusaion of suggested pro- Dinner Slated rin the wild sUte. goldnsh are a over 130,000 U. S, casualties and lip Harrison and Burton Knopp; tions they revert to their original president; Mrs. Mary Leduc, junior jecta to be taken up at. meetings. dinner, Everett Keith, Leonard greenlah-brown.'iiot gold. Colorful vice president; Mrs. Jane Fortin, at one time or another has taken Plan Underway Will Be Shown -Skywatch Schedule (oldflah have been produced by color. 'i . To Head VFW Unit Child Behavior - - On Lie Successor County Farniers Scheduled The group meets each Tusday and Grace and Karl Keller; tickets, secretary; Mrs. Gertrude Bu over a million young men', from Thursday morning at the school st By Merchants Morris Firestone, Maurice (jaudet chanan. treasurer; Mrs. Eleanor homes all over the U. S. to Korea.” • Set as Subject (Continued From Page One) To Form Club 10 o’clock. and Clifford Risley; publicity. By Missionary Thursday - > Mrs. Hejen Beebe, a Gold Star Maloney, chaplain; Mrs. Thelma Despite his difficulties with the Mrs. Jams Macksey of Montclain Monday, April’lS. has tentative Herbert Swanson and R o b e r f mother, was elected piesident of Rogers, conductress; and Mrs. U. S. on the subversives issue, Ue To Talk Shop at Rosemount Midnight-2 a. m. .. .. Earle Bidwell, Sr. riomulo of the Philippines, Mexi N. J.. la visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. ly been set as the date for a retail Dillon. 2 a. m.-4 a. m...... Floyd Chapman Anderson Shea Post No. 2046 VFW Dorothy Wohlgemuth, patriotic In 111 School Talk said his main Impression In seven For Democrats Weldon Miner of Bolton Center. The entire general dinner com Miss Margaret Miller, who Is Auxiliary at the meeting held last can Foreign Minister Luis Padilla merchants get-togethsr dinner 4 a. m.-6 a. m...... Volunteers Needed structor. years In office was that the Amer Bolton, March 11—(Special)— ■ the community are welcome to join Mrs. Macksey. who-is-Mrs. Miner's mittee will comprise the commit studying at the Kennedy SchoolXf 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... , , Herman, Gunther, Jr. night at tne post home. Mrs. Genevieve O'Shea of Nor Nervo, Mrs. V i J a y a Lakshml ican government and people sun- mother, was a resident of Man meeting. A committee headed by Other officers e>oted Iasi night, wich, Department of Coniiecticut Columbia, March 11 — (Special) Pandit' of Tndia and Nasrollah Ellington, March 11—(Special) Tolland County farmers will cer the fun Friday night—rf" tee on retail promotions and prob Missions in Hartford, will be the 9 a. m.-Noon...... Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small port the charter and Institutions of Film* on Europe chester for many years. She ex Burton Pearl met at Murphy's lems to be discussed In the forums speaker at the eighth anniversary Noon-3 p. m...... Rhoda Bockus, Ruth Bogliach who will he installed i,i April with senior vice president, will niake her —Miss Marlon Blake, first grade Entezam of Iran. All but Mrs. the UN. —Raymond Lutzen of Rockville tainly talk shop tonight at a meet- Bnidlgi teacher, will lead a aiacusalon this Pandit have seiVed as President of Walter Gorman. Jr., of Manches pects to he here about two weeks. restaurant yesterday noon. with George Marlow as chairman. party Friday of the Missionary 3 p. m.-6 p. m. . . . . Mrs. Harold Lord, Olive Cliartiar official visit to the local auxiliary "This support, in my opinion," haa announced the formation of a at Roaemount Restaurant on ARC Campaign Report ■ on March 2s. evening that centers around age- the General Assembly. ter will show movies taken In Tha group, comprised of both Attending the meeting, in addition Circle of the Emanuel Lutheran 6 p. m.-8 p. m. .. . Ann Maison, Ruth Hickox '^Aoe6. grade characteristics of the six- he said, "is a far more solid and Young Democratic Club of Elling State Route 85. Crop rotation, fer Europe at the PTA meeting at the Misa Jeanette Sumner, Red to the committeemen and Pearl, Church. The affair will be held in 8 p. m.-lO p. m. .. ,. Harold Glean, Michael Glaan Refreshments wtie seived at the The Russians say their candidate enduring expres.slon of the basib ton. Purpose of Uje club will be to school at 8 o'clock tonight. Gorman Cross representative here, reports members and non-members of the were: Mrs. Martha Stevenson, 10 p. m.-Midnight ...M r. and Mrs. York 8tran|rfeld close of the ifiedti .g last night. year-old child. The program, slated is Poland's Foreign Minister Stan- tilization pi'ograms and land use Luther Hall. ' to begin at 7:45 p. m„ will also In purposes of the United States to encourage people between the ages ^ problerria are among the items to haa recently returned from a tour 2558 received to date In the ARC Chamber of Commerce, discussed secretary of the Chamber of Com The speaker will show colored ■'■Ti' ■ Islaw Skrzeszewsky —certain 'bf ward the United Nations than the fund campaign. Canvas.*era' re .S' /: .M DOCTOR SUSPENDED clude a request for parents to set v': ;\! ; ‘ r'-U : i.ji... '*r \'v l a ' ' ' _ • / ; U / I ' : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDN!e SDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 / " V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY; MARCH 11. 1953 PAGE nVE 1' T v ■. Regular Army pay. depending on his rate or rank. An example of Ellington News of such a retirement is the rank of a thief warrant officer. With a total Qrange Initiates Local of five years "active” duty and 26 Bonus Value Bonus Value years "inactive" duty, he can re rr-v National tire with a pension of $123.57 per CanclicT^e Class FAMOUS AIRELUME IRR. of $5.98 month. Guard If he had fflifil to save that much Ellington, March 11—(Special!— ALL METAL SO hq could get any where near The local Grange conferred first th a t figure, a total of $75,000. dur By M/Sgt. W. A. Sloakaluk and second dgerees on a class of OUR NYLON ing fhe same period would have to candidates last night ^ 8 o’clock VENETIAN This week, this column will ex be put into a savings account, or in Town Hall, '^he ladies degree plain one of the benefits and ad if he had an insurance policy that team did the initiatory work. paid a'^JetiI•ement, he would have CURTAINS vantages of the National Guard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell were PAMPERED BLINDS to pay a monthly premiums of ap chairman of the refrshment com namely-^retlrement. proximately a $100 per month. mittee assisted by several other Off white col-. I 72 and 81 In- The National Guard haa set up a The National Guard offers this %, ches long eacn'^ members of the grange. or only. Sizes’ retirement policy on the same policy to all it's Guardsmen. Per POODLE 18 to 38. Neu ^ side. Eggshell Radio Interview basis as the regular Army. As a sons wishing more facts and fig Joan Silverherz, daughter of Mr. tral tapes. 5 color only. member of the Guard, any man, ures may visit the Armory on and Mrs, Samuel SilvWhcrz of The pride of our Junior Si ■« officer or enlisted, earns points Main street any time between 8:30 Pinney_4treet, aecretary of the In every year towards his retirement. a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Collection and the love of For Instance, for every drill period ternational Relations Club repre sented the Connecticut College for your Spring life! Hand attended he receives one point Women over WTIC today at 8:30 sum m er training 15 days, 15 somely stitched, delight- a.m. She was interviewed by Jean fully detailed. Delicious points, and for being a member of FBI Agent Scores Colbert. , — •* the Guard in good standing Plan Card Parties pastels. Sizes 7 to 15. an additional 15 points. No limit TV ‘Private Eye’ A public card party will be held is imposed as to the number of at the home of Mrs. Wesley retirement points that may be Schlude on Maple street March 16 earned in any one year and points Binghamton, N. Y .—f/P)— An at 8 p.m. Proceeds will be for the up to 365 for a normal year or FBI agent told a police conference benefit of tire Friendship Class of $39.98 366 points for a "leap” year. recently that television and radio the church for sunshine work. However, tne act provides that programs that depict police offi Slate Grocery Sale not more than 60 points per year The Ladles Auxiliary of Hathe- may he credited for "inactive" duty cers as "stupid cops" are "pretty way-M iller A. L. P ost will sponsor in a year. That is if a man does clo.se to being a crim e.” a public grocery social at Town CHOOSE YOUR EASTER not attend a service school, which Edward J. Powers, special agent Hall. M arch 20, a t 8 p.m. Proceeds is considered "active." The way in charge of the FBI division at will be used for the various pro many men in the guard receive Albany, N. Y,, says the law en jects they promote during the year. FINERY FROM OUR .more points is to request two years forcement profession hss failed to The March meeting of the active duty in the Army of the achieve an effective public rela Auxiliary will be held at the home FASHIONPLATE COLLECTION! United States or requesting to go tions program. of Mary C. Hathaway March 17 to some service school of his choice "If we had accompli.shed our ob a t 8 , p.m. or by taking an Army Extension jective In this respect, certainly Course, upon completion thereof, the American public would not Manehester Evening Herald El becomes an officer in the National tolerate television and radio pro lington correspondent, Mrs. G. F. Guard. grams which depict police officers Berr, telephone Rockville 5-9818. Sale Starts at 9:30! FREE Gardenia Corsage for Each Early Shopper This retirement becomes ef a.s stupid cops, while the ‘private fective upon the_age of 60 years of eye’ is presented as an intelligent Barking at friend wife is a MXlSaMtl wiiMiwiiiii iiwi ' I ' "5iiiiiirr" . age. whereupon the enlisted man visionary who can readily solve very good way for most any IT'S EASY TO husband to get himself ignored. WOMEN'S WOMEN'S or officer, retires on one-sixth of any complicated criminal ca.se.” MEN'S HNE MEN'S FAMOUS ! FULL FASHIONED NYLONNTRIMMED CHANCE THE MOOD OF "CONN. KNIT" 100% NYLON D R E S S TEE TRICOT ^ I LACE TRIMMED House’s Easter Parade of Boys’ Wear THIS SPRING SUIT SOCKS NYLON DELIGHT I NYLONS! HLIAMENTSI SHIRTS • 'iBriefs 7Q' Just button ON or but Heavy duty white. Non- EACH I, 7. Plain I Elastic banded style with V ton OFF the frinRcd ’ LINK O N UNKSI NOVELTIES stretch quality. styles in extra sizes. 1 embroidered inset. stole. Beautifully made in fine Sharkskin. Sizes SAVE 20e ON EACH SHIRT SAVE 21c ON EAOH PAIR | SAVE 21c ON EACH PAIR 10-16. SAVE 16t ON EAOH PAIR Regular and dark seam ilAidtiiyhT sheers! Fancy heels! Service sheers! WOMEN'S NYLON TRIMMED $59.98 MEN’S 2IPPER FRONT * WOMEN'S 100% MEN'S FRUIT of tho .LOOM PLISSE CREPE WHITE IZELOX GOLF NYLON '.6 6 DRESS 2 FOR S U P S and # 4 f? JACKETS SLIPS Tan aild gray only. 2 water ai\ “i*' ,r4- WRAPPING t GIRLS' 7-14 BOYS' 6-U WOMEN'S MISSES' MEN’S LONG SLEEVE RLACK or RED STURDY Dungarees COTTON PLUSH POODLE BLOUSES CAPE STOLE SHORT SLEEVES ^ ^ ^ Collared and pocketed and fully lined. In SHIRTS white, pink, navy or beige. Extra-sturdy cotton Famous Biltwell EVERY SHIRT WASHABLE twill. Fact color. quality. Blue SLEEVELESS 4 Sanforized. Side zip only. Zipper fly. STYLES ■ 10 DIFFERENT FABRICS per cloaing. . ft: $7.98 2-WAY COLLARS REG. and EXTRA SAVE Sic A PAIR SAVE 71c A PAIR SIZES OTHEK WOOL STOLES FROM Sl.tS ■1 Fabrics and styling you'd expect to find 7 OUTSTANDING STYLES ’ in $4.98 and $5.98 quality. a GIRLS'7-14 I GIRLS'8 to 16 FAMOUS Youths’ Suits Sport Coats f " PLAID TRIM i FLANNEL "DAN RIVER' Sixes 12 to 20 “ Youths' Sizes 12 to 20 ALL WOOL CHECKS. W OOLS or CORDUROY [lllC H T ] PASTEL PLAID SOLIDS. FANCIES Dungarees 1 GOWNS BLOUSES ONE OF OUR MANY ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF Youths’ Trousers R&K ORIGINALS I Famous wrinkle shed GABARDINES Semi boxer walat I Out they go! Our quality. 20 ^lifferent Husky Coats and In pure silk shantung. Sizes 10 plaid cuffs and .98 S entire stock—Put ' tityles to choose from. TWILLS to 19. pocket trim. I them away for CHECKS G next year. Every one of these shirts are finely PLAIDS tailored in every detail. TrousersV Sizes 25 to'31 Waist > $19.98 ...... SAVE 61c to SIM PAIR I SAVESUcto 98c EACH SAVE 48c ON EACH BLOUSE SAVE $1.59 t . $2.59 ON EACH SHIRT FELT HATS, $2.49 ■ A ia a ig ^ B g ii j II mae'iaii n n i * - Trench Coats 'KiSCTT." ' ’■ - .iaUKSaii'* • ^ • Me- :k »»*V iMWCaiu WHITE SHIRTS. $2.50 ZIP-IN LINING WOMEN'S I NECKWEAR, 50c to $1.00 BOYS' PINWALE I BOYS’ 4-12 ! WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S Sizes 12 to 22, $19.50 rSE IT AS A t o p p e r SUNDIAL SHOES. $6.95 and up AMERICA’S FINEST CORDUROY ^ CREASE-RESISTANT ^ MULTI CREPE 100% WOOL SEERSUCKER I FLANNELETTE I OR AS A RAINCOAT S 'i to 9 NYLON TRIM SHIRT VALUE! I SUP-ON Clothing, Furnishings, Shoes This one in stripes of gold, red or blue SPORT JACKETS ? that make the feminine (and the masu- I'A ■: ! GOWNS line) heart skip a beat. Convertible col GOWNS lar. Sanforized; Sizes 10-18. ! LONGIES SWEATERS For The MASTER Sizes 6 to 12. Fully MM ^ SLIPS SIZES 4 to 12 lined. Rust, green, wine 1 $3.98 Out they go, our entire Out they go. entire 4 different new styles. BY Sizes 34 to 48. White, .66 stock of $1.98 flan stock of $1.98 to $2.98 0 s1 Gray, hhie. brown, tan. 3 novelty styles. Sizes pink, blue, msize. nelettes. Sizes 34 to 40. ’ , French back, semi '.98 multi crepe slips. Sizes 34 to 38. .22 f gathered side. 32 to 40, 46 to C2. Chips, Cortley, Carter, Lakeland Sizes 14 to 2U...... Q Q | Green and wine...... | Sturdyboy and O. K. l i SAVE $1M ON EAOH { SAVE $149 ON EACH PAIR | SAVE 76c ON EAOH ONE | SAVE 76c ON EACH ONE [ SAVE 12c ON EACH | SWE 96c ON EACH ^ t v:-v...&Yr ;■ 1 : 4 iraj.wr'i— in,i'i iiiiiii ...... ' ' r CEHOUSE&SON COME EARLY FOR FULL SELECTION - SEE PAGE 20 FOR ADDITIONAL ITEM S S S l^ ^ ■ a I PM ...... ' W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS . • - 4" ^ •• .: f. “ : si*!.-1 ^ 'tv! vi \, 1 .IV r- \ , i " :■ , V ^ ( , -V i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 PAGE SEVEN > r A 6 E s i:i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1988 a chemistry mkgAzia* subscription Natural HUtory magaxins want to Sign Contract GA*! Scouts Celebrate 41st Birtlulay Tomorrow Winners to Get for on* ye/ir went to, Robert third place winner, Gerald Cribb*. Richardson, who pUced third. ABUM^RsKoh > To Modernize Science Grants A developing kit wsS top prize AUTOMOTIVE HIlfT in Division 2 and vrsa presSnted to carbon in the Intake manifold Thomas Archer of. d76 Middle and poor carburetion aometimea Ihiew Cowbo^iBi Church Organ At Assemblies turnpike wist for Ms winnihg causes offensive fumes to leak into exhibit of a solar system model • car which haa been driven many ▲ eohtrict hM been aigrned with Science grants won by entrants synchronizod to a wire recorder. thousands of miles. Sandblasting BtttMfoTUMS Auttin OrfAne. Inc., of Hartford, in the raccntly completed Science Things of Science, a magazine, was the insfde surface of the manifold, to cdfnpletaiy rebuild, modernise, won by LuCy Quinn, aifd Raymond and carefully adjusting the car ; Fair, co-aponsored by the Science Clement won third prize. Science buretor, will remedy this trouble. •Ad enlarge the present orifan in i Club of Manchester Hljrh School Digest. B^h magazines ar* onq NowIteRailnlDGo the saanctuary of the Second Con- ’ and the Rotary Club, will be pre- grAtational Church, it has been year subacrlptlons. •ssMaioc aented soon at assemblies in the Robert Ballard won a chemiatry •AMunced. When completed, the schools. Dates for the assemblies Organ will be over twice its present set for his first division entry,'a have not been set as yet. Science device showing that not all things •Ue, and will be the largest in Club members will make presenta- Manchester. will expand^ when heated. A on* BANTLY .tfons. year subeefiptloh to Things of j The Spencer-Ford Mentprlal or Winners of the three divisions raa Taitwun gan HOW in use was the gift of the Science was won by Robert Oox ! in the Science Fair were presented and a subscription to Junior > O IL CO. Fata Mrs. Lucy Spencer and was their awards Friday night. Roger Racord fast relief for get, 1 WE ARE CELEBRATING THE SECOND BIRTHDAY OF OUR BIG MANCHESTER STORE WITH installed by the Austin Organ Peterson, a Junior at Mancheater TEL Ml.9^5$5 soar Momach, add iadigeetioa. CeAipany in 1810. it has three ntinualt, 24 stops, 23 mechanical High. School, whose exhibit on the or MI-9-459* combination pistons, and it op commercial method 6f me king erates entirely by tubular-pneuma sulfuric acid won in the third HUNDREDS OF SPECIALS! SHORT OF CASH? OPEN A CREDIT ACCOUNT: No Down Payinent Req^ir«l division for students in Grades rFILMmMERAri! RANBE ANB FUEL ri>RESCR»^l^ tic action. - \ FLASH RULRS. c a s e s . \ \ Many pipes and vital parts of 10-12, wss presented with s year's 9 oAR£FCIXT o o m po u m h ed ' subscription to National Geo-1 A MOVIES, FARTS the present organ will be retained I OIL OISTRIBUTORS and made a part of the new instru graphic magazine. Second prize in t Arthur OruR SlorM ment. When completed, the new the division, a acientifle book, waa i 333 Main Strtat . organ will have three manuals. .10 •warded to Richard Navikonis, and | •tops, about 72 electric combina tion pistons, and will be made to Special! Opefate entirely by electric action. mmm. Speclflcatlona . WOMEN'S The full specifleations for the new organ have been drawn by Tomorrow marks the 41sl birth marlxed in the current slogan of promise, “On. my honor, I will try RAYON CREPE onU SATIN the organist and choirmaster of day of the Girl Scouts of tlje Girl Scouting. to do my duty to God and my coun r f - Second Church, Barclay F. Wood, U.8.A. Shown above is Mrs. Juli Time has broadened the intet- try,to help other people, to obey 2 FOR in collaboration with H. Leroy ests of Girl Scouts. Still giving the Girl Scout l.awa.” Almost half Saumgartner of the Yale Univer ette Low, founder of the Girl SLIPS Scouts, with some of the early part of her attention to woodcraft, a million volunteer*-and a handful sity College of Music faculty, and nature study, and outdoor life, to of professional workers try to Tea Roae only. SlkM Bl Perelval Stark, vice president and members of the first Girl Scout troopi in Savannah. Starting with day's Girl Scout is more and more make Scouting avatlabla to all to M. Worth l.B» each. treasurer of Austin Organs, Inc. a participant in the civic and wel girls. The new console will be pre a handful of girls, back In the era before World War I. In 1912, the, fare activities which make her Additional adult leadership Is pared for the later addition of a town a better place in which to needed to meet, the call of thous nine-rank German classic positlv Girl Scout movement haa grown in' acope and service \mtil today it live. ands of girls who are ready for Argin which will add greatly to But the,Girl Scout of today is Scouting.. Hera In Mancheater, as the tonal flexibility of the instru proudly claims almost two million Special! active members. In Manchester not merely a citizen of her •com nn towna everywhere, the Girl ’4 ment. there is a membership of nearly munity and her country, she i.s a Scouts are calling for volunteers WOMEN'S The entire front of the church citizen of the world. Stretching out to meet the growing demands of aSActuary is also be changed at 1,200 girls in over 50 troops, with 200 adult workers. i the hand of friendship across the girls. Any woman who la Interest EH IIR SHOES OKI HOSIERT FRUIT of the LOOM PERCALE the same time that the new organ The glrla In . the United States seas and lands, she shares her in ed th working with girls will find a IS Installed. Incorporated In this who have learned cooperation, terests and her experiences with chance for closer friendship with plan is the removal of the organ friendship, community responsibil her sisters in 31 countries of the her own daughters and their \ COVERALL -pipe case, and the erec- globe. Along with her Girl Scouts a reredoa, suspended cross, ity and special tkilla through friends and a rewarding contribu Scouting number seven . million. and Girl Guides all over the world tion to the training of tomorrow's APRONS and centralised altar. are learning that girls everywhere, Several airlee. »The choir will be located chan- Along with them must be num littzeni. Anyone interested in help bered the millions of adults who like people every%vhere are moved ing locally may contact the Man R-enI-'r 79r. eel-style to the left and right of have given of their time and en by common aspirations, enjoy com ■•causa wa tall undar our own labalt, you gat quality the altar, and the organ console chester Girl Scout office at 913 \ Special! Special! Special! Special! ergy through 41 years, as volun mon interests, seek common ob Main street. comparabl# to that which is nationally advartiiad will be recessed into Che floor at teer leaders and professional work jectives. one side so that the organist will WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S ers. These adult workers have Almost a million and a half girls \ for much mera. So shop at Grants, and savo planty. Special! MISSES' be out of sight of the congrega- demonstrated that maturity and in the 7-17 age group, meeting in \ tlbn. youth can work effectively to •8,000 troops from cosst to coast, GIRLS' ACETATE TJtlCOT CHLOROPHYLL Worh has already begun In the gether to create “a growing force open every Scout gathering with Some Don't! LOUNGING organ factory on Woodland street, for freedom,” the objtctive aum- a re-affirmation of the Girl Scout COMBED COnON Hartford, and it is expected that for Pimples SWEATERS SKIRTS the entire renovations will be com Don't scratch — don't aquaaza PAJAMAS BRIEFS pleted this summer. Dedlcatoiial PANTIES •aaaaaaaa# •••••••••••a • • • • pimplea—you risk Infection! Don't OrantM famous recitals on the new organ will be suffer from Itching pimples, angry stylo »88$ Smooth eotton knits, isi performed In the fall and will be • Aseewo/ makee loans fast to help you red blotchci, cczfma or .other ir- aelf-cutt or elastic leg open to the public without charge. meet taxes or for any woHhy purpose. It’s rilationa when soothing Petei-son's style*. White and eolora. 47 3 FOR “YES" to 4 out of 5 employed men and Ointment offer* you fMst relief. STRIKE AVERTED women, married or tingle. For a loan made Makes akin look better, feel better, Printed coatraatlng hinie with Need your w »y in a trUndly w»y, get in touch fwlstad Beautlfal fancy knit ewaat* Reg. 2.88. Rmhotaai daelge% 40c all dniggists. One application with us todty. Phone flrat for a loan in one solid color hottome. Many col- White or pastel color*. SIsea ara, treated with chlorophyll. printed plqnea, geld te a « 8 l New Britain. March 11— —A* delights or money, back. Peterson's 60 g a u f * ore. Sizes 82 to 40. Regular 2.88. 8. M. and L. Reg. 88c. Many colors. Sizes 82 tn 48. prlnta. M te Id. •trike threat that would have af visit. Coma in today or write. Ointment silays itchy feet, cracks Special! fected 5.000 employes at the Stan CAikU Vob 6 # t between toes.- ley Works here has been averted o Cash IS Mot. 20 Mot. pending additional negotiations. CHILDREN'S GABARDINE About 2,000 production and $245.80 $312.37 ISIS maintenance members of Lodge 349.22 451.45 DUBALDO 1^33, International Association of FOR T A X E S T Ab»v« R«)ff«ieEH cower ewerythinql NYLONS JACKETS Machinists (Ind). voted late yes Leant $2S lo $5d0 A (o«A $100 c m H $30.40 when MUSIC CENTER terday ' to continue work- while RfoniRtly r«R«i4 IR 13 conisewlivo Flahnel lined. Colors: Red, •n Signgfura Alon* iRGRthIr iRttollffioRH o t $10.05 toeh. union officials negotiate with the Conn. IM MIDDLE TPK, WEST green and Mue. Sizes 8 to company. •x. Regular 2.98. '’^The strike had been scheduled TEL. Ml-9-t20S cOMMivrnrNAr ukis fO^«Air ttr* for 3 p.m. Instrurtioa (n Guitar After turning down a proposal f in a n c e to accept a company offer, the co. Mandolin, Violin. Piano, i - SALE union instructed its officials to ask ___FIm t . JARVIS BUII.OINQ _____ Accordion and Drums Special! the company for the same benefits 8M MAIN STRECT (Over Woolwerth*$) MANCHESTER Instruments, CHILDMN'S •warded Lodge 1249, representing Mltehtn S-74M • Henry C. Monglll*. YCS MANagar Musical Supplies ■killed workers at Stanley. 4F OHN THURSDAY tVENINGS UNTIL I. These beiieflta are what the IsOH eit4t la mMuili.tl ell mrssseiiit tswsi • Lsem alls sm4i tf issll______Orchestrs For Hire FLANNEL 2 FOR company describes an eight- eents-an-hour package, and be SPRING SLEEPERS came effective March 2. 1 piece, many colore. The union also voted to let Sizee t to B. stand charges of unfair labor prac CASUALS tices which it has filed with the * CHINA BANKS 54e National Labor Relations Board . . . bubbly air-foam haal$ and areh»$ •gainst the company. 1HaqaakaaFlaf6«*f«Meadby^J The production and maintenance workers have been seeking a hike in wages, a Christmas bonus, and Special!, A union shop, but have been strSss- iAI: the Christmas bonus. 3 DAYS ONLY Reg. 1.29. Twisting eoch strand of SALE DROPS CHARGES nylon.assures you o sheerer look, GIRLS' Silver a ty , N. M.. March 11 clinging fit and long, long wear. FANCY —(iP)—Clinton Jencks, interna PAIR The floitering dull finish will nof praperttaned tional representative- of the Union wash out. New ihodas.'Byi to lOVs. lengths of Mine. Mili and Smelter Work BLOUSES ers, has dropped charges against All new spring styles. Sizes 8 to 6x. druggist Earl Lett who slugged Rer*’'-'- •.■'A him in the eye last week. Re|. 2 .99. 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The Appro them because, as part of their rection of all pur military and dip Warns PTA State Can Lose priation committee, which will aETGHER 8USS CO. o f m a n c h e s t e k lomatic policy in the Far East, proud survey of world conditions, consider it later, and Governor' 8TEEL SASH lEuPttittg Ifwali they’ had to note and applaud the opening all our policies, past, Education TV by Inaction Lodge should also be contacted. WINDOW GLASS existence of Communism in many present and future, for the ears of A business meeting. ' presided Phone'M itchell 9-787S k *ba ld ^pi« n? ino c a f in C; the enemy abroad and distortion over by Mrs. Robert Lynch, presi I 13 Bl*»ell Street other countries and allies. But they dent of the Bowers PTA, followed Mencheiter, Conn. by the sensationalists at home. Richard Morton, director of the viewers got A. and none failed, AUTO GLASS (complefely instoUed) THOMAS r. raRGUSON. made the effort, nonetheless. the talk, and the meeting wak . wax.te|^^|^j| rguson, But if the Van Fleet tempc.st audio-visual aids for West Hart although some of the students did. concluded with the serving of re Malenkov was very careful to In the speaker's opinion the con MIRRORS (Fireplace-^oon-i-nioderns) blows over, as we expect it will, ford schools, told the members of freshments in the cafeteria. ^ Founded October 1. 1881 use the word "Soviet,** not "world,” the Bowers PTA Monday night structive knowledge gained by the interesting factor in that re GLASS FURNITURE TOP PnblUhed Brery Evening . Hlxcept in the following sentence: that, contrary to popular belief, even the limited audience was of Suadayt «nd Holldnyi. Entenyl at tha "There are no forces in the^ sult will be the conduct of Presi educational television may be lost fair greater value to the nation FRAMES mode for your prints or paintings Conn., aa M ic e at Mancheeter. world which can stop the for dent Elsenho)vcr. As a former gen to the state if action, is not taken than the transitory amusement en Second Claas Halt Hatter. by the legislature before June 2. joyed by a mass commercial audi MIRRORS for your frames, or FRAMES MADE ward movement of Soviet society eral himself, he apparently has a SUBSCRIPTION RATES rte said that the commercial inter ence. He was careful to point out COX for your mirrors. P«j-able in Advance toward Communism.” clinical understanding of the type ests could compete for the three that he does not object to commer On* Tear ...... And Molotov held up to his of steam escaping fi-om General Connecticut channels allocated for cial television, but does feel that ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Six Morthe ...... ‘ JS educational ^elevl.slon should also HARDWARE audience a.s the "great cau.se” that Van Fleet, and hi?i conduct toward educational purposes after that Open All Day Saturdays and Thursday Evenings One Month ...... 1 *} it'has been a mlAture of fatherly dale and could very easily be; be available. of ‘ "constructing •Communism in Coat Not lAtrgo Paint—Shdf Hardwar* Single Copy ...... °° and coriiradely" receptions at the awar^lcd them, especially If there our country.” were a change In personnel in ; The cost of ediicstionsl TV is Eloetrifol Supplies member or In these reports, the party line White House, during which, we Washington. not large, Mr. Morton stated, es THE ASSOCIATED PRESS suppose, General Van }>'ieet has pecially when compared to the tools The AaKfclated Preas la exclualvely was consistent In all« three ora Morton said that television can | entitled to the uae of republleat on of been calmed down a bit; and some educate .the child for good or bad., benefits to be obtained from it. tions, as It has also emerged, ob It could also be used to supple all newa dtapatchea credited In It. or rather curt rejection/of some of For Instance, It ran exercise a ; Cornor Main and not ofherwlae credited 'n ‘hl» paper viously by high decision and order^^^ ment a. child's education in these and alao the local newa publlahed here. General Van Fleet's public recom certain amount of thought control, TEL. MI-3.6161 All rights of republicetion of apeclal in the first round of ordinary party especially among younger children days of half se.ssions. The re dlaoatchea herein are alao reserved propaganda following the death of mendations. Once again. President who aHe Ics.s able A discriminate. cent questionnaire sent to parents Middle Turapike E Stalin. Eisenhower has been trying to This Is not ncces.sarlly undesir of school children shows an oven- Full aervlc* client of N. E. A. Serv- whelming majority In favor of It la quite clear, then, that this handle something he doesn't like able, as long aa it leads the child **Publfahera RepreaenUtlvea; 'The along constructive paths, as can educational TV; so there is sljr- Jultua Hathewa Special Agency — New is the line on which the new with tolerance for iTs right to nificant demand for it, he .said. Tork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. exist, with an effort to produce a be done by educational TV. member audit BUREAU OF masters of Russia are opening In addition, it can open up new However, this demtihd will mean CIRCULATIONS. _____ ^ their rule- handsome promises to human tempering of it, and with frontiers of the mind by establish little if It is not known. Morton suggested that those in The Herald Printing Company. Inc the Russian people which could flrni ndherence to Ids qwn- basic ing a common school to provide aaaumaa no flnanelal reaponalblllty for favor of educational TV write the INCOME TAX only be fulfilled in an attpoaphere principles where that is needed: He entertaining Instruction for people typographical errors appearing In ad- of all ages. The results will be of Educational committee tn the state rerttsementa and other reading matter of peace, deemphasis of foreign is not trying to deny General Van. In The Manchester Evening Herald. Incalculable value for the slate and ASSISTANCE lerll, heavy concentration on the Fleet his right to speech; he is not the nation -not just for today, but MODERN DESIGNING AND Display aoTertlalng closing hours: trying to destroy him; he is try For Monday.—1 p. m. Friday. theory that our two worlds-can for tomorrow, he .said. EAT ANYTNINfi WITN DAILY HOURS For Tuesday—1 p. m. Mor^day.- live together for a "prolonged” ing, as he so often tries In his The TV Teacher FALSE TEETH I 2 to 6 F. M. AR’nS'nC FLOWER ARRANGING For Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuead^ay. relationship with other men, to Although educational TV is of For Thursday-1 p. m. Wednesday. time, and resurrection of the early value even If it does not reach the H FM h» We Specialize |n Wedding Bouquets^ Corsages, For Friday—I p. tn- Thursday. Stalin goal of concentpting on recognize what is good and valu that ta d ra c k sad CMM* MM OTHER HOURS lY For SatuMav—1 p. m. Friday. mass audience th:.* commercial . M riaMi-UaM. Oaa ClaaaiSed deadline: 10:30 a. m. each able In them and still neutralize ■iv does, Morton stated that it will Funeral Designs and Artistic Bouquets day of publication except Saturday- the attainment and perfection of d a a tm k tt pUmt t t m aglf m S may that may, APPOINTMENT what mlgl\t be harmful in them. probably have a much larger view h ie iM t K a tS -lia a t !• ■ anwia n i • a. m. ' Communism at home. DRIVE DOWN AND COMPARE THE DIFFERENCE AT It is a broader, mofe malure at ing audience than most people nllaM . It latiaM ami tahm I o o m alatn ia • TEL. Mitchell 3-4021 That %s the party line for the way aa a e w d w a t paua cm d a . I tm a a aid MANCHESTER'S LARGEST RETAIL GROWER Refrigerators Refrigerators Wednesday, March 11 titude than we have had in the realize. He cited an example where moment. It seems designed to as a program on finger painting com labbarplantFaa*M *aad ntain ria naaibi White House in a long time, and aa a T—c aa loaetc,. vneaw aaTanr r— i* i Next Time It Could Be War sure both the Russians themselves peted favorably with a well-known Mnplr laf tail af PIttti-UDaf aa M aM * THOMAS Ja “WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS For all the most-wanted features, kitchen- Kelvinator, America’s first electrically op and all the outside world, snd its the Van Fleet episode provides an TV personality. He also mentioned tana appat aa laarar. W n aad li tMlda pae planned with your complete satisfaction in The shooting: down of an Amcr other interesting te.st of just how an Instance where an Iowa sta (tedr, Bi>nlaaw,iatnlttt,oderiata.hanlatt QUISH Fit for a King . . Planned to Your erated home refrigerator, offers 10 styles and most obvious immediate purpose M faa aad Mac plana Eiaiaathla lf dtatoad. mind; for carefully, skillfully engrineered lean Jet fighter, within our occu well this broad-gauged technique tion televised a university psychol 6 Charter Oak Street _ sizes for 1963; single and double door models. would bje to buy time for the new ogy course which was viewed by Haatp back if aai canpiaatip storage space; and for your best buy in re pation zone in- Germany, was can work out. KRAUSE’S GREENHOUSES .... a size for every home need ranging from Kremlin regimei'^'to establish and nearly 1.000 viewers, who took the Apartment' No. 2 either Intended by Communist HR V V V P l ' ■ S t V frigeration today .. see the 1953 Kelvinator. 7.1 to 12 cubic feet! consolidate itself. same final exams that the stu 621 HARTFORD ROAD—PHONE MI-9-7700 ueen's taste . , Priced for your budje*etl policy or It was the result of the dents <|ld. Twenty-five per cent of rashness of individual Czech pilots If it has a longer range pur Deaths Last Night Q We shall probably never know pose. if there is some sincerity in it, if it is actually an amplifica which It waa. Washington—Joseph R. Bryson, In support of the theory that it tion and a further carrying out of the Russian policy decreed and 60, Democratic Representative in might be intentional Communist Congre.s.s from South Carolina for policy, this action can be viewed outlined at the Communist Party the last 14 yeal*k. Born in Brevard, as a typical Communist accom Congre.sa last October, then it Will N. C. Home in Greenville, S. C. New lYork -^ rs. Agnes Hunt paniment to t)ie fine )\'ords about soon be time for the new policy, to manifest Itself in eomething more ington Cravnlh, 89. former concerL peace at tile funeral in Moscow and operatic contralto and a It can also be i^ewed as retalia substantial than words. „The founder of the Little Theate. tion, in Indirect fashion, for the funeral oratory constituted the Opera Group. Born In Kalamazoo, First showing! Communist loss of a Russian Jet heaviest “emphasis on the thesis of Mich. peace which has come froni Rus ^Santa Monica, Calif. —^ Alma II iriving nakes p tireil FIT FOR A through the desertion of a Polish sla in many years. But that was ■Oane, 90, who claimed to he QUEEN airman, and for the refusal of the America's first news photographer Danish government to 'surrender natural and logical both for the by shooting pictures of the Johns the plane involved. occasion itself, and for the im town flood In 1889 while working But it could have been merely mediate, purposes of^a new regime for the Buffalo, N. Y. Exprea.s. Mt. Clemens, Mich.—Rodney A. that two Communist pilots were taking over. Home Whether it was more than tem Waterbury, 80, who wrote a "Way feeling their oats, and we shall Back When" column for the Mt. probably never know which way it porary oratorical strategy only Clemens Daily Monitor-Leader. really waa. time and deeds will reveal. But if ^toekbrldgc, Ma.ss. — Charles it ahould prove to be more than Goodyear, 90, name.snkc grandaon U blaihe the roail Freezers Intentional or unintentional of the discoverer of the rubber the eituatlon is also complicated oratoi-y, there is one comfort in the situation. President Eisenhower vuIcAhlzing process, and an inven- for us because the planes which ;tor ;■ who was credited with did the deed bore Czech markings will not he afraid to deal with developing a atereoptican projec Legally and diplomatically, Czech the possibility of |feacc. tion proce.s.s and an acetylene oslovakia is responsible for thin lighting system formerly used on railroad trains. Died Monday. action. Yet, if it was an intentional A G«neral Speaks Hia Minds Of all the advantages you look act, we know that it was Russia for in a freezer, the most im Take the typical military mind, BILL .lEWEI.L WI.NS -it’s yonr fanlt! portant is dependability. Kel not CZechoalqvakla, which wa.cai'e. eral won't try to take over direc flexible welt construction. Fa« that lets you see more of the road directly ahead. response at every stop. There arc two hydraulic Sedan, with luxury and refinCgients offered by flush overflow rinse rehnoves dirt, tion of our war and our foreign ' The party line, for thi.s day mous Jumping-Jacks fit. This is modern styling—with a practical purpose! brake cylinders in each Plymouth front wheel, no othdr low-priced car. soap and scum; spindri^ clothes jleast,.was tarefully and'rigorously policy, and that he grows hot on J tailored toward reassurance of them again ns the White House SENIOR 1 ready for the line or dry^^ cautioning wears; off. i both the Russian people and the i Kelvinator also brings , yok two outside world. But the most obvious thing J To the Russian people, the main which might cool him down does conventional wringer-type wash promises were of improvement io not seem to affect him. Tliat might ers. Exclusive French agitkfor their own living conditions. be the realization that his two cleans clothes thoroughly; pui^p These promises could not have pictures—the one of an army al MOCCASIN BLUCHER OXFpRO THERE’S MORE QUALITY IN IT— YOU GET MORE VALUES QUT OF IT i empties water in two minutes! \ iheen made in the midst of em ways capable of relatively easy phasis on foreign peril to Ru.s.sia. complete victory—and the other | The Kelvinator Laundry family al The 1953 Cambridge 4-door Sedan. ' A demonstration drive of Rlymeuth —Chrysler Cerperatlon't No. 1 Car Consequently, there wa.s no men of an army suffering from a | this big value awaits you at your nearby Plymouth dealer’s. so includes a Deluxe Ironer . . tion. in any of the three addressc.s, serious and persistent shortage pf and a Dryer will be available of that “capitalist encirclement” ammunition—do not harmonize •to of Russia which has so often been gether too well. . Certainly, at shortly! the heavy thunder in Soviet ora least, the two conditions could tory. ^ not exist together in the extreme Oratorically, the three speakers form of General Van Fleet's more all made a clear choice between extreme statements. kjL,-* i A the historic policies of Commu General Van E’leePs sensa nist Russia. Their choice was for tionalism, ia which the retired what Malenkov called "the Lentn- soldier is obviously getting off his Stalln premise of the possibility chest all the gripes he could not First showing! , of the prolonged coexistence and make publicly while still in his Air Conditioning * Kelvinator now offers a complete Home Appliance peaceful competition of two dif command, has had the natural re service, incl..ding Air-Pryer Dehumidifier and De ferent aystema, capitalist and so- sult in one quarter. Senator Taft Kelvinator’s compact window unit makes air conditioning luxe Ironer. Soon to come is the Kelvinator Clothes ciaHat.” responds to it by asking that Con Sinks-Ki'tchen Cabinets toa lOYt Aho Gltlt easily available to home or office. Electrically refrigerated Dryer. KeLvinators are sold and serviced exclusively Molotov, when it came his turn, gress undertake a full-scale in IVA TO 10 Y I A I f by Watkins in'Mar.chetser. " s referred to thii concept as some quiry into all phases of the con and completely self-contained, it assures cool comfort by If you can hang a picture, you can install the New Kelvina thing, more than a ‘ 'premise.” He duct of the Koreah war. Fortunate cooling, dehumidifying and circulating fresh air . . . filter tor cabinets yourself! Wide, deep, roomy shelves; rugged referred to "the laws Of develop ly, both Republicans and 'Demo ing out dust, soot and pollen. Also, see Kelvinator’s “ Air-^ C. E. NOUSE steel construction; sliding, translucent glass doors. Counter ment. o f sociallam and capitalism crats alikf in Congress are resist Dryer” Dehumidifier . . . an efficient, quiet and effective cabinets, wall cabinets and sinks in all standard widths. in contemporary conditions.” ing this proposal, holding that it new appliance for removing excessive moisture from base ' I Th* three orators had a rather would be all right to investigate & SON, Inc. ment's and offices. difficult time of going back to the conflicting stories about an Btalln’a early hlatorie policy for the devalopment o f "aocialiam in . i. / V MANCHESTER EVENING H^RAL5 , MANCHESTER, CONN-, WEDNESDAY, Ma IiCH 11, 1953 PAGE ELEVEN It ha* cost me $25,000 to own my the Government would do’nome- business In the past three years." thing quick to send cattle prices Cheaper Beefj.Brings Gloom; Banks Not Brutal up. FURNITURE Marlborough . . The banks are watchful, but are "If they don't do that," he said 28 Are Saved, U. S. Jury Says Driving Count not calling in loans the way they with lean stoclsm, then they U. S. Planes Obituary did in 1931-2, N eblett said. should remove support from Cliairman Lists Growers Want Rain, Not Aid "Things , went worse since this grain. That would help us. And DEPARTMENT Prague Rejects Eight Missing McGrath Used Is Dismissed June. Banks got realistic, not we sure need help.” brutal. I wouldn’t say the bank ^ u t in Fort Worth at the an Those Who Aid By GAYNOR MADDOX Branch. That's in the south cen rather aee no controls on any ers forced any liquidations. No, T o Counter - } ■ nual Fat Stock Show, you could Deaths Fort Worth, Tex.—(NEAl— tral part of this greatest of cattle- thing. But If the Government they just made .(he ranchers see In Split Tanker ‘Smoke Screen’ Chanda Is Cleared of Beef’s cheaper—down about one-; barely hear the bellowing of the : raising states. His customers are can do anything about getting us the facts of life and persuaded Hereford, Black Angus and AH(^ (Campaign Mrs. Fanny Benedict quarter from. this time last year,' Reckless Charge by all ranchers owning from 500 to some rain, well, that's different.” them to sell' out quick and get Brahma bulls for the loud de NextAttack Strong Protest (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) about * third on some cuts. Joy to , In the past 17 months the rain what they could.” Mrs. Fanny I>enedict,“widow of 1500 acres. nunciations of any Government Marlborough, March 11—(Spe William E. Benedict, died yester Report of Coroner the family budget. Gloom to the "They are cutting their buying fall was only 13 inches against a Weather, nothing else, haa Texas cowboys. Interference with cattle prices. (OmtlBDed From One) ed out of Monrovia, Liberia, and cial) —Mrs. Samuel Dancause, organized crime, maybe some local day 1 1 a convalescent home in Ot 15 to 20 per cent,” Knibbe said normal 45. In the southweatem brought about this situation, Neb (Continued From Page One) operated by a Greek firm, 8. La- violations of gambling laws, etc., While the housewife broils her | lett insisted. "Not Truman poli chairman of the local campaign tawa, Ontario, where she had been The technical reckless driving in his slow Texas drawl, survey part of the cattle and s)ieep coun “■ future. The U. S. Air Force fn vanos A Co. She carried a crew of and thanks for the splendid coop a patient. The mother of Mra. charge lodged against John Chan prodigal steak, many a small ing his stock of flour. "And we've try .you see very little stock: cies, controls or anything else, trigger-happy Communist pilots. varied nationalities. to bolster Red Cross funds, today * Europe, however, i* not completely Mothers Pay eration of the Justice department.” Arnold Thompson of the Garden da, 47, of 44 Haynes street, afte r Texas rancher scans the blue sky been liicky around here," he add ranchers have either moved out just lack of rain.” la h$st1ii Mnstl I-avanos said the Angy was equipped to cope with the fast-fly If,, however, later information announced her house-to-house fund Denies Charges Apartments, some years ago she he was involved in a motor vehicle for signs of rain and begins to ed. “Some rain and a mild Win or sold their ehimals. "However, I never did see any indicates the attack was deliberate, bound for Philadelphia with oil good in controls or compulsory ing MIG-158. solicitors. Those named Include: Reached at Palm Beach where had made her hope with her accident Nov. 22 that claimed the wonder whM-c' his next meal will I ter so far." . Feed Price High / Both Korea Veteran*—, posible retaliatory steps will come Martin Visit from the Persian gulf. he is vacationing, McGrath said life of another Manchester man, come from. Even if it rains now, they tell grading,” he added. "They ran Mrs. Thomas Crawshaw — daughter's family here for a" period E. H. Specht, a tall, middle- costa up and were an expensive OfEW iQ S S The two pilots, veterans pf aerial under serious consideration. At Mobile, Ala., the Waterman that the jury's charges "are, of was dismissed in Town Court this Yet he doesn’t want any Federal you, it will be two years until operations division said It had Blakeslee tract, Janet Crawford of four years, and was well known price support program. I heard aged rancher who owns 1000 acres the range grass grows enough for nuisance. Get rid of them end combat In Korea, gave a personal B reaking diplom at‘s relations A delegation of about 1.1 mem- course, ridiculous.” morning in view of a coroner’s join<;(l the -conversation. "You account of their experiences to been advised by Capt. F. L. Myr- and Peter Isleih - Jones Hollow "I never had any knowledge that by a number of local people. Mrs. that over and over as I traveled them to restock. The price of everyone will have better meat would be considered only as a last hem from the Keeney .Street road, Mrs. Milton Lord -South TTiompson left yesterday for Ot .finding that cleared him of any re tell those people who think it’s newsmen. They said their two F-84 resort. School area visited General Man- dahl. Brooklyn, skipper of, the any - of these juries were in ex more than 1,000 miles by automo cotton seed brick, corn and other for less money.”' flaiborne, that the freighter was road, Mrs. Vincent Suprynowicz— istence,” he said. "The one in taw a an receipt of the news. sponsibility. bile through this state where the good news for everyone that meat supplementary protein foods ■He declared government price TTiunderjets were armed and munl- Since the war ended, the United ager Richard Martin this morning Hartford County Coroner Louis prices are toppling that I Just had tlpned. t proceeding to Cherbourg with the Kierstead tract, Diane Cillcy— Miami was completely in charge of Mrs. Benedict, who was born In cattle population Is larger than the which they have been forced to support of corn Is helping to put States has maintained diplomatic and brought their children along Hodge and Portland road, Mrs. Stanhoe, England, leave* two so\s, W. Schaefer’s report, received here to take $87 for some of my 400- Acte AT ONCE to R «lm It was the first time Red air- posts behind the Irqn Curtain de- ■ with them. •survivors. Mr. Phillips tU. 8. Attorney Her« human population.' use, as compared with prices they the rancher in drought areas out A Waterman official said that Ra.vmond Mu.s.tcn Sauner road, Edgar. A. Benedict of Montreal, yesterday, held that the victim of pound calves. A little whlli back ,are getting for their cattle, is of business. "We cattlemen In craft had shot down an American spite extreme provocations which Purpose of the vi.sit, according to bert 8. Phillips). He and he alone Drought for three years, the I, was getting $150 to $165 for ■r • plane over U. S.-held territory. op tankers the crew steeps in the Mrs. Milton Button - Blish road. would know about it. Canada and Clinton S. Benedict of the accident, N. Harry Nielsen high cost of feed,-8n(i over-produc ruinous. the southwest need a free market a u w fy K iw r )n times pwt woidd have led . to one of the group, was to find the late of 348 Center street, was in them ." and rain. Then we can look after '. , The grave incident of the East- after part of the vessel and the Mrs. .'Jven Edherg Hebron road "The idea for such Investiga Ottawa. She also leaves wven tion (we have more cattle today "Beef cattle prices are down breaks. The reasoning behind this reason for the delay in the con ,sntl John.son road. Miss Judith toxicated at the time of the Mid Yet most Texas cattlemen In 30 to 60 per cent,” Charles Neb- ourselves" ‘ « West Cold War caused alarm in is that such diplomatic mlssion.s slrucUon of a new school at Keen captain and officers sleep forward. tions came when I testified before grandchildren and 10 great-grand than ever before in our hjstory' C (W 6 M tW He saW this probabl.v explained Ws.ssmcr HalK Park and Mrs. children. dle turnpike west collision and that sist that no form of artificial con lett, Jr., of StephenviHe (north une For Support \ CAUBIB BY C O U » ■ western Europe- where govern serve as "listening posts" within ey street and to urge Martin to the Kefa\iver committee as to have forced many cattlemen to sell ments are awaiting signs of future why the crew was rescued and the .Margaret Rock Lake road. Funeral services are expected to the accident occurred beciu.se of their range cattle quick and at a trols would do any good. .lake central section) told me. He raises In Austin, John Q. McAdams, the Communist world. step up progress toward comple what method the federal govern his condition. Miller, a furrow-faced commercial former State Banking Commission policy from the new Soviet regime officer* were missing. .30-.MIII Tax R ate Voted ment might adopt along the lines be held Friday at the Hulse and heavy loss. Severe 1 men told me registered cattle for breeding and The U. 8. contention that Czech tion 6f the six room elementary breeder near Coleman (the cen Is a director of the local bank. er, told me pretty much the same headed by Georgei Malenkov. school. A 30-miIl tax rate was voted, at of cleaning up crime. Playfair Fnneral Home in Ottawa, Nielsen died about a half hour that calves which cost them 30 Both airmen said that Brown's planes violated western Germany's tral dry country), squatteff before "Nearly everything an animal thing. “Texans are used to over The visit was Impromptu, hav the special town meeting held with Interment in the family plot after he was admitted to Manches cents a pound to raise now bring F-84 was hit without warning. territory places this incident in a "I suggested to the committee ter Memorial Hospital of multiple only 17 to 18 cents a pound in the a pen of his cattle which he knew eats the.se days has to be bought.” coming adversities," he boosted. different category from some earl ing befn organized only a short Dciilislry, Health Monday at Richmond Memorial that once a year grand juries in in Beechwood Cemetery, that city. "Bankers know that and aren't “We were circling back and Library. Board of Selectmen was fractures and internal injuries. glutted market. he was going to take a loss on He pointed to a handsome bull. COSMETICS ier clashes with the Communists while before the mothers, mem every district, both federal and “He's got a lot more feed In him afraid of this situation." forth about seven to 10 mllea in- authorized to name a committee Mm. Emily Mniinry The report said th a t Nielsen lo.st Cutting Their Buying and said slowly: "I was raised on WE CARRY ALL > aide our line when these two planes over attacks on U. 8. aircraft. bers of the Keeney PTA, arrived state, should look into conditions Ranchers are beginning to cut a ranch. No honest cowboy thinks than anyone is going to pay me Only one rancher I talked with at the Municipal Building, Siih jeel of Talk of five which wliP handle details a.s may prevail in those areas.” Mrs. Emily Mouncy died yester lontrol of his car after it went into LEADING BRANDS *- Jumped us,” Smith said. In the most recent similar inci a skid on the road made .slippery their purchases of things made In Washington can run our business for these days. And I’ll bet you wanted Government support. He * Brown, picking tip the narrative, dent. Hungarian fighters shot down One of the group explained that connected with celebration of the The jury reported that one of day at the home of her daughter, 80 per cent of the purebred bulls w as D. W. Page, s r s ’-rhe’- for 35 town’s sesquicentennial. by rain and that the car swerved other parts of the country. Harry better than w* can. added: . an American Air Force cargo plane at meeting of the PTA last night, “Modern Dentistry and Your the immediate results of Its own Mr*. H arold Baglin, 733 Center A. Knibbe runs the general store "Control* have made fied hard sold this month went for much year* in Comal County, He said Arthur Drug Stores a member sald-he had Information Health” was the subject of a talk street, after a short illness. She over to Chanda’s side of the high in "The planes crossed in front of on Nov. 19, 1951. The U. 8. Personal Mention investigation was the launching of way. Chanda, who was seriously and gasoline station at Spring er to get,” he continued. “I’d less than the cost of production. he was holding his calve* In hopes * us. We started to circle to the left plane had wondered off its to the effect that tile referendlibl given last night by Dr. Gilbert I-.e- Mrs. William ’Zerver is a pa deportation and denaturalization has made her home with her on an .appropriation for the .school Vlne Melllon of Rocky Hill to the proceedings against four per.sons daughter for many years. She was injured himself in the crash, had toward the West. One of these schedided route and came down on tient at Middlesex Memorial Hos no time to avoid an accident, ivrA N iM Pir'^ ojj woidd not he Included with j»..ref- Nathan Hale PTA. Dr. Mellion. a pital in Middletown. listed among 60 alleged racketters a member of the South Methodist (lanes fell in behind me. He fol- Hungarian terllory. Schaefer said. owed me for three or lour circuits. The United States paid a "fine" erendum on the high school ap dynamic and enthusiastic speaker, Mrs. Margaret Frink, town or criminals. Church. f propriation as the PTA had as kept the interest of his audience Besides her daughter, she leaves Deputy Judge John J. O’Connor ^ I was a little bit confused as to hla of $123,60.5 for the release of five clerk„ is engaged in making out ordered the charge against CJhan- intention and I tried some evasive American airmen. To this day, the sumed it would he. throughout the program. the tax book. a grandson, and several cousins in Martin t^ld the group that to To help preserve children’s teeth, Providence. R. I., Canada, England da dropped on the recommenda action. Then he opened fire and Hungarians have ignored U. 8. de George ^V, Buell tion of I^secijtor W. David Keith. hit my plane. mands for $98,779 to pay for the the best of. his knowledge the he suggested that they be cleaned .Services were held yesterda.v Truriian Cabinet and New Zealand. ■' “It flipped over on Its back and cost of the plane. Keeney appropriation would he on professionally, have sodium, flou- afternoon here for George W. The funeral will be held Friday -T' the machines with the high school ride treatments and be X-rayed afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Smith w I found myself in a dive. It seemed In one of the most spectacular Biiell, 89. retired dairy farm er, Cited for• / Abuse •-> pretty well shot up and I had trou-. of the postwar plane incidents, appropriation. about every six months to deter- | who died at his home on Hebron and Walker Funeral Home in Put U. S. Charges Soviet * bla controlling it. I headed back The general manager said later mine if there are any between nam. w ith Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Ifugoslav fighters downed an un teeth cavities. road Sunday. He had been .4 life (Continued From Page One) - toward our own base (Fuersten- armed ‘ American transport plane that the referendum on the Keeney minister of the South Methodist There are three important points long - resident of this community feldbruck, near Munlc). Then I Aug. 19, 1946, in Yugoslavia. Five F.treet school can be speeded up it anfi in 1892 served as R epresenta Church, officiating. Burial will be Bosses Fear Own to follow at home in the ra re of O scar L. Chapman, secretary of in the Phoenixville Cemetery. THIS SPRING U noticed that my right stabiliser was the plana for the high school are American crewmen were killed but teeth. These are to reduce the tive to the General A.ssembly. Interior. $5,187.,50. shot up. Then I lost my right tip Yugoslavia refu.sed to pay for the completed soon. Town offices held inMuded the People, Not Attack tank and noted my'wing was com- Martin has said that the' high carlxrhydrate intake of concen Maurice J. Tobin,. Secretary of loss of the plane, although trated sweets, eat self-cleansing posts of selectman and registrar Labor, $2,500.. - ing apart. la te r-It turned over $1.50,000 to school referendum can poa.sibly be of voteia. Burial was in the local ■ ■ "I didn't think I could control it held in May. foods such ns celery, carrots and Jesse M. Donaldson. Postmaster Funerals (Continued From Page One) the United States to be distributed oven-dried toast, and to brush the (em etery. General. $5,437..50. B PtOtT.AWAY-6rM felly |MB> S much longer, so I radioed Smith to the families of the airmen. that I was abandoning the craft, teeth after each meal. Dean Ache.son, Secretarv of Vishlnsky had said the prisoner (ectad aatomatic tbal Numerous Incidents involving It is of extrem e im portance to Manrheater Evening Herald Alfred N. Lyman PLAY IT SMART! S tate. $4,421.87. question was the only issue pre . which I did. attacks by Russian planes on The funeral of Alfred N. Ly ,► "1 made a successful parachute Army to Ornfl • have baby teeth cleaned and filled Msrlbproiigh correapondent, Mrs. John W. Snyder, Secretary of venting an armistice. whisks away iroK htfara k hoi- American air craft also have crop because many of them are retained Howard I»rd. telephone East the T reasury, $5,476.56. man of Rockville . road. Vernon, ■*; landing." ped up. One of the most note- He warned tho.se countries that lacttl So automatic yea aavar Brown's injuries were only until the child is ten to twelve H am pton R67-.I-2. No accum ulated leave Wa.s'Tisted who died Saturday night after a (^■orthy was the loss of an Ameri .5;{,IMK) ill Miiv short illness, was held yesterday "it does not pay to persist in a J minor scratches. The mustached years of age. If one of these teeth for the Truman Attorney General, policy which ha.s united the whole ootict k. A complctaly now araa- can patrol bomber over the Baltic is lost, the space may very easily James P. McGranery. afternoon at 2 o’clock at the GET LONGER WEAR ...... 30-year-old veteran, who had Sea. The United State* denounced free world against them,” and flown 100 combat missions in Ko Washington, March 11- i/P) be crowded out by,the remaining In most ra.ses, the committee Holmes Funeral Home. Rev. James himstim rafrigar ater-fraaaar With Russian pilots for this incident but teeth and consequently the perma Social Worker’s Bull, pastor of the Talcottvllle blasted the Reds for having "un rea, wore an . adhesive bandage The Arm.v today issued a draft call members said, the procedure in ceremoniously rejected" the Indian Russia refused to apologize or to for .53,000 men in May. nent tooth will come in crooked. volved collection of lump sums of C ongregational C?hurch. officiated, 72% of ararythiag in it ri^ht over his left eAr. pay any Indemnity. plan. It was adopted ,54-.5. Smith, 24, who has had 20 Ko This is the same number pre Bad habits such as thumb-suck Aid lo (^hildi ■cil money in payment for annual leave assisted hy Mr. Lyman’s nephew, GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY at yeor iagardpa. History Turning Point ' 'The Soviets contended tho plane viously asked in the months of ing and pre.ssurc of the hands on ' secured St the time the officials Rev. Herbert Morrell of the Wind- rean missions, said he realised that had violated Russian territorial the jaw may contribute to malfof- The free world’s determination Brown's plane had been hit. February, March and April. It will left government service. .sor Congregational Church. Burial waters. The United States denied malion of teeth if they persist. Is Told to PTA was in the Elmwood Cemetery, to resist aggression in Korea, a 4 ihilvaa la Ika feat I far aw a Then why didn't you fire?" he bring the total of men drafted or “Unqilestionally." the subcommit "Ike Mpereta teed frsisir that it had. earm arked for service to ,1.414,4.30 Dr. Mellion Illustrated various tee said, " a great many of the per" Vernon. Eden said, "may prove to have * 9a*wata4|an • Ptaife uNpyitao Was asked. Ambassador y/adaworlh deliver points of his lecture with slides and been a turning point In history freaaai ead iWrti 42 BaF “I'd rather not answer that since 8electlve .Service, was re Social work In ’simple term s is son.i involved accepted cash for The bearers were James Lyman, ed his protest note to the Czech a question period followed hla talk, Ralph Lyman,’and Francis Lyman, .... It may have averted the hor I. question," he replied. Foreign office last night. sumed In .September, 19.50. defined as "th^ art of helping peo their accrued annual leave in the Mi.ss I>illlan Johnson's room won conviction that they were taking sons of the deceased, and' Alfred rors of a third world war.” a s gaM laM i laa traya Asked if they wece sure that the Onl.v the Arm.v has been lesort- the attendance banner. ReJresh- ple to help themselves.” Mrs. John attacking planes were MIG-15's Ing to the draft since last May, Morrison, social worker for the onl.v w hat was due them. . Hall, Ernest Hall and Robert Hall, "It still lies within the power of REGAL 2 - PANT SUITS 'A reel lead Ireeter—e rael rnents were served by the mother* Brown said: when the Marine Corps discon Hartford Department of Educa nephews of the deceaaed. tho.se who began the conflict," he reWeafetaf la Ike «eeie qieei of fourth grade pupils who carried "But the facts are that Con M«4*e M i ee. % eeMseT 1; “Well, I've been in Korea, and Weallier Reslricls tinued use of Selective .Service tion, told members of the Lincoln gress never intended that accrued declared, to end it. out the St. Patrick’s Day motif in 'The representatives of the Big I've seen them there, and I'd say: after drafting 81,430 men. their attractively decorated tables. P’l’A at their recent meeting at the leave be aettled on a cash basis. they were MIG-lSs.” Koi •ea \^'ar Acli|iiLj_. The Navy and the Air Force Nathan Hale School. The intent was to follow the Gardeners Mourn Three mafic their statements dur ■ Neither, however, said he rr- have depended entirely upon She stated that children in the e.stablishcd business practice of ing debate on continuing the UN's .95 ■■ cognized the Intruders' markings. volunteer enli.stments. schools who have special problems Improving employe morale and ef Commi.»slon for Relief and Re They said they had not been given (Continued from Page One) The Defense deparlmcnt said Four Held Dead are referred to the social worker ficiency by providing adequate Dealh of Tanner habilitation of Korea. They were 2 - PANT GABARDINE SUITS >429 any indication that the intruders —----- that current draft quotas for the by the principal end teachers and vacation periods. The Civil Service all limited to seven minute OTHER MODELS Infrequently the child himself, who wanted to be followed. combination officers' school and Arm.v are based on requirements III Brewery Blast ruling putting such cash payments News of the death of John H. speeches and all spoke 'without REGULARS. LONGS. SHORTS F R O M I 1WJ 8 Asked If It were possible that supply dump 10 miles north of Sin- to maintain approved strength recognizes that he 1s in trouble and texts. into effect is, in our opinion, a Tanner of 8,5 Russell street the alien pilots Uiought the Ameri anju on the west const. Another after allowing for the number of seek* help from the social worker. violation of the intent of Con By an overwhelming vote of SIZES 35-46 can planes were pi Czech territory. Superfort plastered the Red front volunteer enll.slmcnts and re- (Continued From Page One)i The speaker noted that it is al gress." brought sorrow to a host of garden 54 against to five (Soviet bloc) in J t. Smith anawereX "Of cflurse. It's lines, , enlistment.* ways importsnt for a child to work I lovers in all parts of the town, as favor, the assembly spurned a So The subcommittee statement Brown. Blue. Tan. Gray. Skipper i, ' always possible that they could Rain which fell mo.st of yesler-i Volunteers compose les.s than '20 new wing where construetion work at his own level, and sometimes ■'called the practice "a flagrant ex I it will to people at a distance when viet rc.solution to end the commis make a mistakfr--but we- were day and throughout the night cent of the Armv's monthly was underwaay. pressure is brought to hear by par ample o' executive malpractice and sion and voted 55 to 5 to ask sll washer) ovit most ground fighting.; men now-. The .rate was ents to force the child into work . they |iear about It. not.” The large plant, opened in the di.stortion of law, which goes members who have promised UP TO The Americans empha.sized that on the western and central fronts. i more than 40 per cent about 18 summer of 19,51, has an annual beyond his depth. Often parents In Mr. Tanner who was horn in the money for Korean relief to put up • they had been out on a routine bor A few patrol clashes were report- months neo rnpnrlty of about 1,2.50,009 barrels. their zeal to have children excel coimte.' to the public’s Interest." old homesteaf) On _ Main, near 2-PANT It also recalled that Congress the funds quickly. 2-PANT der patrol inside West Germany. ed. ■ . '______' I Ijocaled opposite busy NetVark put on so much pressure that even Flower street, started his Rua.sell Eden said that he would not la.'^t yesr required federal em • Brown's plane crashed and On the mgged eastern front. Re- Airport, various expansion pro hrilllant children feel that it is i street gardens in 1909. It w asn’t have' believed anyone would op HARD FINISH * 100% W O O L burned. The TJ. 8. planes were publ(c of Korea troops patrolled grams have been underway since better to tlo nothing than to try, ployes to use up their leave time : Ru.s.sell stree( then, and he used to pose thi.s "vital humanitarian slower and less powerfully armed through new fallen snow and tan Ruth Millett the plant was placed in oneration. and fail, she said. eacli year or forfeit it at the end remark that the milkman had to task" and said it Was lamentable $100 ALLOWANCE than their Red adversaries. gled in times with North Korean The eastern branch of the St. Resistance to authority 1s a of the year. I walk thro gh ruts and stumps to i that five countries (the Soviet FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR or WASHING MACHINE Another reporter asked Brown Reds in No Man's Land. They re- _ Louis brewing firim which pro frequently encountered problem, Officials of the. Civil . Service j reach his door. bloc) could be found to oppose sll If the pilot who attacked him ap ported 43 Communists killed or; Trying to Smother Romance duces Budweiser Beer, employs the speaker continued, and parents Comml.*sion, asked about to helped and is probably for the best to make Up at the expiration of arc charged with participation In at 8:15 p. m. at GAR hall. At Bigelow Robl>ers the robbery but are currently serv anyway, Student - Teacher the qugrtcr The‘whiskey to be de Rockville 8:30 p. m. there will be a public Heads Fabric Firm livered to them at the school grocery social with Mrs. Bernice ing time for other offenses. They FAHEYS REWEAVING Q—I had mea.sles as a child Cooperation Pact house" Persanowakl and Mrs. Hermena Held Under Bail w « « Identified as Raymond Ber- which affected my ears. Now, how - -■ ■■ ------1—^------iuird, 26, held at Carswell ' Air '■ Fahey’s Use The Original "Frencli Methiad” Heermann in charge. Force Base in Tekas on desertion | ever, it itches inside the ear almost PESKY FLIES ►umm< Taxpayers, League Rakes HosplUI Workers The Only Method Which Can Give Perfect Keaolta intolerably. I use -a toothpick Williamsburg, Vb.~(/P) - The Group Jl of the Rockville City Spriiigfleld, Mass., March charges, and Ralph Marafea, serv wrapped in cotton and soaked in William and Mary Quarterly has Hospital Auxiliary will meet to (ghi-Three men were under I>4avy ing 7 to 10 years in Norfolk I NO PATCHES ARE USED boric acid, but it Is a real torment From 120 to< 150 eggs at a time Prison Colony for armed robbery. of Orftf Tonpio Condition Im reprinted an agreement, dated are laid'by female flies. These eggs Four Officials over Fire morrow at 2 p. m. with Miss Mari ball today on charges they par mm; of No Consrqnrnce, It Ince in a while. Have you any sug- etta Fitch, Group III with Miss Both are former residents of | Each ihread Is replaced separately. Our weavera hava Iiad yaan Dec. 20, 1822, which may shed hatch into maggots in from 8 to ticipated In a $16,000 payroll rob of experience and all work Is guaranteed. Neod» No Troatmrnt ge.stions ? Mollta Nolan and Group IV with bery on May 13, 1950 Iri which Springfield. 24 ho\irs and. a few days later, be chiffon suede Garments I-ett In The Morning Can Be Picked U p After Skoppiag Mrs. M. H. .some light on student-teacher re Rockville, March 11— (Special)*danclpg to complete the evening Mrs. Kenneth Smith will meet three Brink's guards were beaten The five were charged with the I A —It is dangerous to treat your lationships of that day; - come flies which will, within two or All boys and girls interested in i y KDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. three weeks, begin laying eggs. — Earl Campbell, newly elected March 19 at 2 p. m. Anyone In so badly they needed hospital daring robbery- at the Bigelow- ^ HVritton for NBA Sonloo ear your.self, especially with some "Article of agreement between president of the Rural Vernon Tax joining 4-H clubs are invited to terested in the work of simple treatment. Sanford Carpet Co., In Thompson- FAHEY'S thing sharp which could puncture Wm Glll'Junr and his schollars, payers association, raked four of attend with their-parents. hand or machine seising or folding vlllc, Conn., near the Massachu ^ o tonyue i« »: remarkobly WORK FOB HONEY Francis L. Scanlon, 26, of 904 MAIN STREET HABTFOBD the eardrum or damage some of The said Gill on the first part ficials over the coals last night The Vernon 4-H Scamatressea of surgical dressings is welcome Springfield, wsis held in $25,000 setts state line. The Brink's guards h ^ U iy oryan, but when something the other sensitive tis.sues. Most doth agree to give his scljollars and has gone on record with a will meet Saturday at 1:30 p.-m, during the hours of one to four p. ball for hearing Monday after he were delivering the payroll to the go wrong with it it may be likely the itching comes from an two gallons and a half o f Whiskey Approximately 80,000.bees must demand that Vernon residents be at the home of Mrs. Frank Nieder- m. on these dates. appeared yesterday before U. 8. company when a group of men dAtrossing and it is always worri- ecr.cma or a chronic infection His schollars on the second part visit at least 3,360,000 flowers in told what happens to tax money werfer when garments fbr the Recent Arrival beat them up and escaped with tho | which can usually be cleared up, commissioner James C. Morlarty. •dtne. doth agree to And biscuits and the course of a day to produce one after it gets to Rockville. dress revue will be discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Abbe, 26 Raymond Provencher, 25, • of money. or at lea.st relieved by the pr^er cyder, and you to give them one .Q -i^ y 21-year-old daughter hiia pound of honey, according to Object of Campbell's wrath were The Vernon Dairy Hill Billies Windsor avenue, are parents of a Springfield, also was brought be treatment after the area has Men day at Christmas, which you are apiarists. County Commissioner Francis Prit meet Saturday at 7:30 p. m. at daughter bom Sunday at Hartford what is called geographical tongue. examined. fore Commissioner Morlarty and /QUEEN MARY HOLDS OWN Tho tongue peels in apoU, gets bel ^ L E N T I ] \ E S chard, First Selectman Herbert I the home of James McGuire. Hospital. was bound over to the Hartford^ ter overnight, and then the same \ Paganii Rep. Frank Welles and at Kiowa Council Meeting To Rebuild Railings Conn., grand jury after waiving ' HUGE BITIUDINO pretty shoes that feel so good London, March 11—(/P)—Queen j thing occurs again and again. Is torney Harry Lugg. The quartet Kiowa Council Degree of*Poca=‘ Reconstruction of wire rope rail examination. there anything that can he done? was mentioned both before and hontas will meet Friday at Red ings on state highways through Mary had a very comfortable If spread nut in the usual style | Leopold Papuzynskt, 26, whom Reader after the seasion which convened at Men’s Hall at 8 p.m. There will be several area towns has been an the FBI described as "the brains” night, attendants at her Marl-J 824-838 A—In this curiou.s condition, the of college buildings, the University the old school building In Dobson- a surprise auction and St. Patrick's nounced by the State Highway de of PItt.sburgh’s 42-story Cathedral IMPERIAL of the gang, was brought before borough House raridence said to-1 MAIN ST. M A N C H U m aurface of the tongue appears vllle. social following the businesa aes- partment. Bids for the job will be U. S. Commissioner Robert H. Al of Learning would crowd the 42 opened March 30. Communities af day. ■lightly elevated and ridged over Was A cting Leader ■lon. Members are reminded to XlMedare Oreeff corn at New Haven. Conn., yestcr In certain portions. What cau.ses acres of land surrounding the Campbell, who has been acting bring articles for the rummage fected are Tolland, Wlllington, The 8S-year-old queen grand-1 stnictiire; WALLPAPERS day and was held in bonds of $25,- thla la unknown. The disorder does aa a temporary leader, was elected sale to be held at the hall on Ashford, Union and Stafford. 000. for arraignment in federal mother has been confined to bed I Salvino Yetz *' President of Cheney Brothers have a tendency to come and go president of the group. Other of March 20, with part of the pro newly organized decoi'ative fabrics court. for more-'than two weeks with a | and become somewhat sensitive. ARE NOW PRECISION ficers named Included Herman ceeds to go to the Horowitz Swim Salvino Yetz, three-month-old recurrence of a gastric ailment. Don't mi-.s t'l- h r son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvino Yetz sales company, the Cheney, Greeff The FBI aaid two others also However, It is considered to be of Moses as treasurer, Earl Maguire, ming Pool Foundation Fund. and Company, Inc., la Theodore B O consequence and does not re financial secretary and Mrs. Ma Retarns Home of 3 Bellevue avenue. Rockville, All patent and S died yesterday at St. Francis Hos Greeff. quire smy treatment, which is more guire as temporary recording First Lieut. James C. Burke Greeff, who will also perve sn or leas Ineffective anyway. ■hadee of blue. secretary. About 45 persons at arrived in New York on the trans pital Hartford. He Is survived by two sisters, the board of directors of the new RUSCO tended. ' port General Muir on Monday. The company, formerly headed .the Q—Please describe an arterio Seasoned veteran newsmen son of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Paula and Margueret and hit ma- DONT TAKE OHANOES WITH sclerotic heart. How does this con terhal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Greeff Fabrics operation of the rO R EASY covering the meeting expressed the Burke of Tolland road, he has been Burlington Mills of New York. dition affect one's length of life? PRIZE opinion that the ancient walls of overseas for one year, most of the John Slemlna of Rockville. Funeral BRASS HRESl GET ONE OF OUR M. A. services of a private nature will be The new company, which will the school resounded with the time being spent in Germany. He sell the Cheney and Greeff line of A—Thia is a rather general term HANGINO scoldings hurled at prominent town expects to receive his discharge supervised by the Burke Funeral which merely -indicates that there CONTEST Home. fabrics to decorators only, grew ; residents. Sparking the ' verbal shortly. out of the purchase by the local; la some hardening of the blood ves Young Democrats Mrs. Anna Butler blasts were such Items as the pos textile mill of the Greeff fabrics sels around the heart. It is often Celfhrating the •nitalli'n-n ol Selvoga It now ramoved by o sible merger of Rockville and Ver A meeting of the Young Demo Services will be held Friday at asaociated with high blood pres 8:|15 a. m. from the White Funeral company from the New York firm. _lhp l;'.Oiilj.(ii'';th KLiN^ i; preciiion operation at the non and presant zoning regulations cratic Club will be held today at TRASH sure, and, depending upon the dew COUNTESS 8:15 p:m. In the Superior Court Home here for Mrs. Anna Butler, factory. Superior to store for the Vernon Fire District. KING NOTE» BIRTHDAY gree of difficulty, the age of the COMBINATION WINDOiV A committee was formed with room with the public 'Invited to 89, former Rockville resident, who patient and other factors, but may trimming, accuracy li aiiured. Blue or black attend. Further preparations will died last night at the home of her Hanging it eailcr, fatter, truer. its purpose to discover "what hap Copenhagen, Denmark. March not seriously affect the expectation suede with nylon pens to our tax money after it gets be discussed for the stste ebnven- daughter in IVilmlngton, Del. o f life. lace trim. tlon which will be neld in New Bom In Poland, Feb. 2, 1864, she H —f/p)—King Frederik IX of Den- ; You Can Win to Rockville?" Serving with this mark celebrated his 54th birthday j group are Frank Bronkle, Irwin Britain on May 1 and 2. Ofllctala was a member of St. Joseph's BURNERS Q—I have been bothered for a A Now 19S3 state that the discussion of the Church In Rockville. She was the today. The musically gifted king - Tuxbury. Irving Campbell, Theo will conduct the orchestra of the | In the big toes, which seem to go dore Dowling, Albert Utvlnchyk resolutions at this meeting will widow of Frank Butler. 1 nthe big toes, which seem \o go Survivors Include three daugh Roynl Gi ards at a birthday ban- ] New! Modern! Ctean! FORD V-8 ot and B. Burger. cover all of the stete platform of dead when I am resting or sleep last year. ters, Mrs. Emanuel Krawczyk of quet In the royal palace tonight. ing. Please give me some informa Nome Special Group Today’s Event Calendar Wilmington, Del., Mrs. Stephen Collapsible and can be put away when not in use. Has tion oh this. CHiVROLET OR It was reported that another Walence of Springfield, Mass., and hearing of the Zoning Commission The Married Couples Club of residue pan at bottom that can be dumped. M. S. Union Congregational church will Mrs. Frank Hillnsky of Wethers A—-Since the trouble is appar will be held March 17 at the Ver field; twelve grandchildren and PLYMOUTH OR non Elementary School. All those hold a potluck supper at 6:30 p. ently worse at night than when m. In the church social, rooms. nine great-grandchildren. SPECIALt you are moving around, it seems *f til*, ••vmty — In attendance at the meeting last Additional rites will be con FOR ( avening were urged to attend. A Mr. and Mrs. Theunls Werkhoven doubtful that there Is any serious special committee was named to are in charge of the program ducted at St. Jo.seph’s CThurch at 9 difficulty with circulation You CASH PRIZES THISTLE a. m. with burial in St. Bernard's bring the objections of the newly which will feature a talent show. COUCHS ; could try warming the feet in hot All black Buedn formed Taxpayers League before The Romaco Club meets at 8 Cemetery. Friends may call at the (not burning) water Just before re funeral home tomorrow from 4 to D U E T O I tetalliig • 3 5 ,0 0 0 nlth nylon lace this hearing and named to this n. m. at the home of Mr. and tiring. Yqu might also have less trim. committee were Dowling. Litvi- Mrs. Earl Beebe of 130 Union 10 p. m. difficulty with this using an elec It’s Punt lt'$ fo iy l nchyk, Bronkic, Tuxbury and street. Mr. and Mrs. George tric blanket. ,\ll Tolland, Vemnn and Tal- C O LD ^ . Howard Huclsman. Gardner will assist Mr. and Mrs. Beebe as hosts for the evening. cotville Items are now handled t«* ew advoiKG Strong Re-elected Watch For Our Specials In Classified Section ft—What causes a person to sigh TIm A warden training course for through the Manchester Evening ev4ery time he takes a deep breath? You'll be hearing a lot about Herald Rockville . bureau, located Under Articles For Sale shewing *1 iHtw milk this year. The Connecticut Civil Defense wardens will Start M Cquid it be that I am .so awfully Bartlatt-Braiiiaiil Co. C£H01ISESS0N at the high school and will be at One Market street, telephone lotesome for my daughter since ■ "" » N C . S i r T T T T — Milk Producers association voted Rockville 5-8188. WTHER j o h m s 806 Main Street—Manchester 1 9 S3 pottsm s yesterday in Hartford to spend held weekly from 8 to, 10 p. m. ■hp got married? .WE- GIVE ^^GREEN STAMPS. All wardens and others Interested j Puzzled TEL. MI-8-M78 $100,000 to advertise milk. Some MEDICINE members wanted to spend even are invited to be present tonight. A—This sounds like a habit Mrs. Mildred Howland and Miss HAS A SOOIHING EFFECT more. B U D G ^ ^ N T E B wHicb might have started from A. 0. ARONSON. Rep. . Pauline Lucljen have recently SHEET METAL ON IKE rUROAT lofleaomeness. If this is the rase, Last year its members voted to Tel. MI-3-8789 apend $'39,000 In radio and news comnleted a ten-week course In rou should try to overcome this E. A. Johnson Paint Co. Hartford. Joneaomela feeling by engaging in paper advertising campaigns and MECHANICS 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER found it succcssf\il. This year they The ?4othors Circle of Skered useful activity, rather than to sigh Heart Church in Vernon meets at over sdinethlng which cannot be Cdll us for Tree Lnli^ Blank were ready to expand the effort. Also at yesterday's m-eling. the 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. association re-elected N. Morgan Frances Leahe.v. If pays to . . . Strong of Rockville as a director- The March meeting of the offi- 824-828 TEL. MI-8-51flI at-large. ooal board of the Vernon Methodist TRY 'THE AIRCRAFT' Church will be held at 7:30 n. m. Dniiblr Observance HRST! MAIN ST. MANCHESTER The date has been advanced one Dobosz - Ertcl - Laboc - Hanson day to avoid conflict with the .sne- Post No. 14 will combine the cele ciel Lenten service tomorrow eve bration of Rt. Patrick's Day with ning. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft TEL, Mt-8-5l8I the 35th birthday of it's founding 824-838 i T'nit No. 14, Legion Auxiliary East Hartford, Connecticut S24-83S TEL, Ml-8-,5181 Saturday night at the Legion I will hold a short business meeting MAIN ST. MANCHESTER home. SIAINBT. M .W t f ’^STEB Chairman John Dailey and his committee of corned beef and cab bage cookers will start oft the af fair with the dinner at 7:30 p. ni. to be followed by an entertain ment program. Tickets for the Money-Saver event may be secured at the Le gion home. With spring Just arbund the 1950 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-DOOR SEDAN corner, spring cleaning will be the order of the day at the Legion RADIO CEILING PRICE $2120 Home on Sunday. Senior Vice HEATER Commander John Williams is lead HYDRAMATIC OUR PRICE J^095 ing a group of members who will DRIVE start to wash and paint the in terior of the home. Anyone who is willing to B.ssist is invited to help. A REAL SHARP CAR-*-ONE OWNER Refre.shments will be served during the day. 4-H Club Notes Manchester Meter Sales, Inc. A 4-H club rally will be held Friday at 8 p. m. at Vernon 512 WEST CENTER STREET Grange Hall. There will be a pro TIRE SALE gram of group singing lead by ‘THE HOME OF SAFETY-TESTED USED CARS” Wilfred Kent. Following a, regis OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9—TEL. MI-3-4134 tration period, R. W. Whaples will ! V ■peak, with movies and square Ptices Cut 4 Days Only Save .With Safety Now a •• ^ 1 1 . 7 56.00-16 ™ 1 2 . 5 5 6.70-2B MU M wti Tm mi ymr aM lira EVERY OUNCE FIRST QUALITY FULL NON-SKID DEPTH—FlUJ. ; t TREAD WIDTH-FULL SIZE New Value Leaders for '53 AUTO NEEDS SALE . j ■!" . ■ V • WARDS RIVERSIDE TIMS-DEIUXE TUtES 11 CU. FT. AUtOMATIG DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR MOTORS INSTAU jED COMMANDER BATTERY Size Tire Nee* Tube Price** 0.50-15..... 19.25.... .2 .5 5 Now only Type 2 7 .4 4 tMchanga 0 .7 0 -1 5 .. .1 2 .5 5 .... .2 .5 5 $10 Down on T»rm$ Shnlf A na—21.6 $g. ft. @ Spacial offar— thii sole only: any rabuilt 354.95 @ Guaranteed 1 yr. Ample power for ordinory 7 .1 0 -1 5 ...... 1 5 .2 5 ...... 2 .6 5 motor you buy from Words will be inilollad for starting and lighting n M d i. Fits most popular 6 .0 0 -1 6 ...... 11.75...... 2 .2 0 enert. 9 qt. extra froster holds m oll cuts of meat. 4 handy only 00.001 Motors ovoilobla for most popular eors. Outstanding buy at this low price. btjoy complefely aufomolic defrosting with this big refrig- doer shelves, 1 on egg rack. 3 full-width thehret, 1 tele ears. 8uy on Terms— poy only 1 0 % down on 6.50-16.... .15.05.... .2 .6 0 aroter— no messy drip troys to empty. Melted frost Is scoping shelf. Temperature controlled butter keeper. 4 ice total cost of motor and installation— bolonca in drained into compressor compartment where heot evopo- *Mui M . Tm m i ymr M in . •«Mn'Fe6 Tea. . cube troys remove easHy. Automatic interior lighting. 18 monthly installments. Liberal trode-in allow- WARDS HEAVY-DLfTY OIL rotes water, ^ocious Freezer holds 62 lbs. of food and orKa on your old motor. All W ords motors ora k e i fruits, vegetables stay fresh in 2 7 qt. twin feed fresh- SIMILAR 8 cu. ft. model ...... 834.98 WARDCAP TIRES PRICED LOW cempfatafy rabuilt from the popup, to give like- Aeg. 2 .4 9 $ 2 .1 9 10-gt. eoa new service. Fully tested— fully guorontaad Sava— gat new tire mileage for only 56.95. just like a new cor for 90 days or 4000 miles. @ Heavy-Duty Vitalized— best type oil for severe service conditions. Extra cleansing ac EveryWardcaphasagrqdeAfreadonadasi m Q m I Ill';- .. p,\c!i;ingp ...... 1.13.95 FORD V8. 1089-41, rxrh a n ge...... I.29.95 tion protects motor. Price includes Fed. tax. 1 carcass. Fully worranted. No Federal tax. O M-W ELECTRIC WASHER Price is for top cap with old recappable Nre. 6.00-18. ALL-WOOL EASTER TOPPERS EASTER-SUNDAY SMARTNESS NEW MW 36-IN. OAS RANGE I A r t n WARDS VITALIZED OIL Shui-OH Tioier $5 Down on Tnrtu Spring thadmt IW. 7 O MUtm'tixm. 9 .9 8 915, 12-20 144.95 FARM TRACTOR BATTERY ONLY 10% DOWN ON TOMS L ig h M Cooktop 134.95 $5 Down on T on u (Not shown) 6 vane swirlator washes 9 lbs. clothes. Lovell flog. J.95 1 .6 6 2-gaL can T jp o l 1 0 . 8 8 txehaaga ^wringer hat automatic pressure selector. Speedy pump. Divided cooktop. 4 bom an lightautomatlcqlly. Timar-doclq (E) Premium ’ Grade—chemically “ forti fied" cleenee xe well ■■ lubricate. Fed. Ux appliance ouHat. 18-in. ovan; praciiion contPol^ non-tilt (3 Guorontaad 24 months. Specially designed Included. rackt, low imokalau broiler.. 2 ttoraga drawan., for form tractors. Rugged construction stands up under hard field use. Fits most tractors. Save. (F ) Regular 89c Oil Filter Cartridge . .770 Advertise in The Herald— It Pflyt . j t-.-. ‘' T WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 Section Two ^WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 Pages J5 to2B^ ...... t-;'’ i.-. Firemen (^lled Out a Second Time Action on New Fire Chief ^ Mrg. Kirkham It’s tw o»to-o’ne jon ’ll be bcp Vm lsntlns MARLOW’S FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Garment Union Is Upheld Taking Course • e e i l 7 DU senil bsF Is Not Expected Tonight In Willimantic In Plea for One Election State Okays Retirement Seeks Woman Of Schaub with Annual Habron, March 11—(Special) — GRAND RE-OPENING Buay Mra. Harry H. Kirkham, HOSIERY Mod^s and Britain Security Aitolyst Explains Pension of $1^633,0"^ local achool nurse, has found time A bright new store-operated furniture department replacing the former concession. O f For Ree Job to take a social studies course at No action la expected to be takex WlUfmantic State Teachers’ Col- fers complete lines of sparkling styles in modern and traditional furniture. Listed below HaU Ruled Single Investment for Women at a meeting of the Boacd...of Fiyq. le|«. She attends twice weekly, anPaul Adams. Dis said today. W. CUifDrd Mason wttl square dancing, and progress in Ikadef Mack beet pany one Is going to invest in; day at 1;I5 at the Community Y, control. Niearby homes wore aaai«M wall A adP Hartford Jan. 27. At that time, Elm street early last night in a trict D; Mrs. Frank Bickmore. continue ae acting chief until tM this department is noted, , Stag Style-—Solid Rock Maple with oak interiors, center th''corporate structure of the com when John Eglof, assistant dean of (loused with booster # hoses. The 111 Tolland Barn Fire Depwtment CalM fer any • ( tliaae etylae Walfred Lundborg, coun.sel for the the College of Insurance of the spectacular fire that could be seen fire was confined to the shed. District H; snd Mrs; Ermano Gar- appointment of a chief, aiM pany, how m\ich debt does it have, for a considerable distance. Phil Sedrick Straughan is acting On ■ The fire department was called Kills concerns, disputed the union’s dividends it has paid in the past, University of Connecticut, will talk A mattress In the building aventa. District J. drawer guides and dustproof construction. contention tha^ the appropriate on "Protective Insurance, Proper lip lywls of*S5 Charter Oak street, Tollsnd, March 11—(Special) — marshal. No additional appUca* Saturday to extinguish a chimney etc.; the health of earning growth, seeret'ni'y-treasurer of tile Char started to smoulder early this Everyone who hasn’t yet con- fire at Benjamin Burba's place in bargaining unit consists of the two a steady growth in earnings over ty, Liability, Accident." morning and • firemen"wet's called frihuted to the drive is request Quick thinking and acting neigh tions for the post have been rM ‘ STIES: H i toll plants combined and argued that ter Onk Grocery and Auto Supply celved recently by the board; OlM ‘Amston. High winds were ex back to pul-out the fire' about 8 ed to make his donation generous. bors todsy were credited with sav perienced but the trouble was Proportioned Lenphe they should be dealt with sep Co., Inc, owner of theLIlU building,UUIIUMIM* The humanitarian role of the Red written find two verbal appllc^* A Remarkable Value At arately. Marie Cole, 31 Green Hilt street; said furniture was stored in the » ing a barn oo the property of Mr. ‘was quickly overcome. Residents .■•K nel, and similarity of employe in The MFD had four other call.-' Cross is a vital one. „ln the Red- tiona Have previously been recehn ara warned not to have any out' . In its decision, the NLRB held terests. we find that Manchester Mrs. Lily Lutz, Oak street; Alison building. He estimated losses at yesterday afternoon, all grass fires. Cross Blood program, part of the and Mrs. Edward Peckmsn on ed, berdies Consideration to ' door fires until further notice. thut the two plants, which are lo Mode.s, Inc, and Britain Hall, Inc, Lewis, 45 Pioneer circle; Gail 'Vail- 31,500. At KBO,. the companies went to blood collected is now going into Buflfesp joad. lart night, after given Mason. , i> cated about 20 miles apart, con- lant, Bolton: Elaine Kriatoff,'308 Fire Chief John Merz today the production of gamma globulin, BAR Activittes atitute a single employer and that con-stltdte a single employer with .said the fire started -somewhere North £llm street and at 1 :S0 to flames were discovered breaking Members of Col. Henry Cham- in the meaning of Section 2 of the School street: Thomas Affrlcsno, Broad street. Another gra.sa fire which aids in the Immunization out. DIES OF BUBNS "their employes constitute a single Act. and that their employe., con Rockville; Mrs. Janet Post and inside the building. First reports sgninst the paralyzing effects of >1 ,pion' Chapter DAR, attended a appropriate unit for the purposes received by firemen indicated a was extinguished on North Main Edward Harrison, who lives chapter meetiryr yesterday at the stitute a single appropriate unit daughter, 97 Main street; Frede street at 2:30. About the same polio. , nearby, noticed the fire and with Hartford, March 11—(g^-— JoiiK of collective bargaining.” Ellis is for the purposes of collecclve bar rick Server, 90 Welles street: Mrs. gia.s.s fire, but other reports said Those who contribute to the Koltuniak, 35. of this city, w ho, home of Miss Elizabeth G. Day in president and treasurer of both a glow could be Seen inside the time, an auto caught fire on Mid the Bid of other residents succeed I Colchester. Mra. Charles B. Gilbert gaining.’’ Julia Saviskt and son, 71 South Red Cross, help themselves and ed in bringing the blaze under con was burned while using an acotjN corporations and, along with mem Hawthorne atreet; Mrs. Hazel building. Merz said he was told by dle -turnpike west and had to be i of Norwich was guest speaker, bers of his family, control this cor The ILGWY. which claims a na put out by firemen. they help others. trot, A lamb in the barn was res lene torch.-dled last night in Sti I Fellowship Meeting MR. ami MRS. DRESSER .. $85.00 tional membership of 423,000. has Petersen, 41 Autumn street; Mrs. a neighbor the building had been Francis Hospital from third porate stock of the two plants, to Esther Young, 130 Woodside u.sed a.s a Club by boys. A fire aerqas the town line in cued before firemen from the local ' The Pilgrim Fellowship group gether with that of Sidney Ellis five locals already in Connecticut. Glastonbury, was covered by the but the Glastonbury firemen had volunteer company arrived. gree burns which covered 70 p«t J met Sunday evening with the Co- These locals, in New Haven, street: Mrs. Ines Ferron and -son. The building was covered by in cent of his body. Koltuniak, a jun}f MIRROR...... $31.00 Associates. Inc., a New York cor 13 Constance drive; Mr.s. Mary surance but the contents were not South Man3ha:ter File Depart been notified about the same time The fire is believed to have been ■ lumbia group at the Columbia Con- poration which is their exclusive Bridgeport, Stamford. Norwalk. and were on the scene. Local fire started from an overheated stove dealer, was cuttiof up an old a u t^ I gregational Church. Middletown and New Britain, have Behrend, 144 High street; Ralpi 'n.surcd. Two trucks aped to the ment about 4:30 yesterday afte:‘- CHEST ON CHEST ...... $68.00 •ales agent. scene from the _Manchester Fire noon. Co. 1 went across the line, men stood by until the grass fire in s workshop which occupies part mobile body when the torch blo^ Personal Mention No Clerical Help about 5.000 members. Richmond, 14 Pioneer circle; David up, igniting his clothing. * Curt, young son of Mr. and Mrs. AWLO Preston, ;22 Horton road. Department. Arriving at the scene. part of the mutual aid program, had been extinguished,. [of the barn. Damage was slight I Stanley K. Nygren is ill at home, NIGHT TABLE...... $22.00 Those who will become members ) Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Gray, tfi a union local, if the' ILGWU XI j who have spent the past month in wins, and who will vote In the elec- San Antonio, Texas, with ,their aon, are production, shipping, Hospital Notes son, Capt. Uoyd S. Gray and fam packing and maintenance workers. The last group, which the^ com Fat tents Today: 134 ily, ware expected home yesterday. pany wanted included and the union excluded, was authorized to ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald He ^ advertised In Assunta Agostlheni,. 183 Eldrldge | bron correspondent. Miss Susan vote in the' election and deemed Pendleton, telephone HArrison Life 4iligible for union representation street; Mra Eva Forbes, 70 Laurel s-mo. by the NLRB in its order. The bar atreet; Harry Wails. South 'Wind Ladies’ Home Journal gaining unit does not include cleri sor; Tdrs. Harriet Norton, 9 Oak cal help or supervisors and admin- land street; Mrs. Amelia Reale, 160 Istrators. Charter Oak street; Egnatr Relzer, Parents’ ’ The board’s ruling follows: "The •mployer contends that Manches 219 School street; Thomas Steven Girl m ter Modes, Inc., engaged in the son, 278 Hllliaid street; Richard manufacture of women’s coats at Franzosa, 181 Summit street: Mrs. Sdout Manchester, Conn, and Britain Margaret Anderson, 194 Highland Hall, Inc, engaged in the man street: Frederick Minor, East Notes ufacture of women's suits at New Hartford. Britain, Conn., sye separate cor ADMITTED TODAY: Frederick . f — -x: .1 In selecting important pieces rismember it's the inner construction and the hidden fea Server, 90 Wells street: Mrs. Har porations, whose employe.s should riett Hiller, 57 Durant street: Mrs. ■ Intermediate Troop 4 of the tures that really count. Every single sofa and chair in Marlow's collection is fully guar not be joined in a single unit. Emanuel Lutheran Church took a These two corporation.s, located 20 Helen Murphy, i56 Jean road: trip to Hartford on Feb. 24, where anteed. See them, compare them . . . you'll know what we mean.' miles apart, have the samp 'f>res- CSiarlea Lozier, North Coventry: SHORT COATS TO SPRING ... the girls visited Station WTIC and i ' Ident and treasurer, who, along (Jlyde Carson, Windsor. saw a "Cinderella Week End" with members of his family, con BIRTH TODAY: a son to Mr. and .broadcast, which was enjoyed very Enjoy the luxury of Soft yielding trol the corporate stock of both, Mrs. i Kenneth Luurtsema, South Pure wool. . pure joy. ‘much, and then took a tour of the lOO’/o airfoam cushions. This in together with that of Sidney Ellis Coventry. e i station. Associates. Inc., a New York cor DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: On Feb. 25 a group of girls went addition to hair filled, hand tied poration that functions as their William Abiaitis. Jr.. 213 School VV If you dream of cashmere, but your to the.home of Mrs. Vera Peterson super-sagless spring construction. •xclusive sales agent. .street; Mrs. Marjorie Anschutz Gash is liiViited . snuggle up to and cooked their own lunches to Single Employer and daughter, 80 Broad street: one of our work towards tpe cook badge. Hand webbed bottonris double As the need arises, each plant Mra. Dorothy Barnes, 54 Alton The next day a Brownie fly up tacked for added strength. Cus makes psrts of garments for the street: Mrs. Cectle Brazas, 65 was held . with the following bunnies and bonnets ' 'Bther, snd interchanges employes Lenox street; Fritz Cowles!' 61 Brownies flying up: Carole. Best, tom tailored in choice of decora The employes of both corporations Imlay street: Mrs. Florence Dahl- BON BON SHORTIES Claire Helsing, Sandra Lorentzen, tor fabrics pos.sess similar skills, snd have the quist, 23 Cl.yrle road; Mrs. Mar Sharon Lucius. Elizabeth Matson, same general benefits and working garet Gilbert.. 268 Woodbrldge ] CRAFTSHiRE 100% wool. The fabric that’s Linda Smith, Karen. Thyreen and conditions. Because of the In atreet: Nell PatrizzV, Rockville: fleecy-soft, creamy thick. A flair to Carolyn Hultine. Alma Scott and tegrated character of their- opera Richard Schuetz, 29 Washington top all you wear.-Spun-sugar tints Jo-Anne LaBarron were unable to tions. their common ownership snd street. attend the ceremony. Refresh DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. of nude, pink, blue and gold. Sizes ments were served and all had an control, the interchange of person- misses 10-18. enjoyable time. st# SUITS On March 6, the first meeting attended by the new fly-ups, the and The fashion whirl’d Acetate Ra.von following hew patrol leaders were —^a wondrou.s Sheraton Mills elected; Carolee Shepard, June ' • •> i i ] f f $21.95 Buckland, Rita Hutson and Peggy fabric. Gustafson. Rooms Due to the wonderfdl coopera tion of the three leaders, Mrs. Ed- that’s what Easter is made of! Also Toppers in tailored 6on Case. Mrs. Lennart Johnson styles. SI 4.95 more and Mrs. Vera Peterson, Troop 4 is a very active troop; BROWN and WHITE SIZES 8 'i to I - Lavish, expen«ive On Wednesday, Feb. 25, Troop 57 i detailing. Cover- took a bus to Hartford and then SADDLE SHOES hiked to the State Library, the /■■■■■A , ed buttons, sea Athenaeum and Travelers. At the $5.95 FOAM RUBBER LOUNGE CHAIRS gull cuffs, wpskit latter place the girls went on- a'^ Small S to big front panel, h'ull, S. From .... JUST RECEIVED! tour of Station WTIC. Seventeen $ 5 s5 0 With the same wonderful airfoam cushions and '' crepe-lined jacket girls and one leader went on the A SHIPMENT OF trip. spring construction, and like the sofas they and sliin line -skirt. 'The following day six of these C.-'- have selected kiln dried hard same girls, accompanied by their OTHER KIDDIE leader, Mrs. Arthur England, went PLAIN l o o t wood frames double doweled ^ NEW BLOUSES roller skating at the Palace in SHOES and glued. Assorted decorator ^ Hartford. SIzM S’ to 8. WhiteiVhItc Nylons and Rayons Troop 40 took a trip to Bradley nr Brown IF r OM $3.48 bou'cle fabrics with heavy Field on Wednesday, Feb. 25. The From . . , $ 4 s9 5 fringe.base. A lovely collection. ChooM girls ate in the cafeteria at the early for your Easter suit field'and then at 2 o’clock took a Vou’ll l>e sweeter than Spring- - tour around the field. They, saw time and gayer than calliope, two big passenger planes take off. a helicopter land and take off and CHARGE music—you'll fa.scinate him in tk'o rescue planes that were on the Little Yankees are famous for keeping young feet carefree and comfortable. Make use of your cellar, it’s the coolest place in the house this dainty suit with twinkling ground. The trip was most inter It’s all done with ’specially selected leathers, ’specially designed lasts — and a BUDGET during the hot summer. Rumpus room, TV or children’s accents. esting. The, mothers who went playroom can be made with durable and easily main along included Mrs. Robert Johns. sound knowledge of what growing feet need! Start your children parading in Lovely tones of gray and blue. Mrs. Harvey Wahnquist, Mrs. Jo Little Yankees this Easter! INSTALLMENT tained Hoors of Kcntile Asphalt Tile. Many colors, dif Sizes mi.s.se8 10-18. seph Then. Mrs. H erbert. Rowde.v, ferent designs and games to choose from. Stop in and Mrs. Forde, Mrs. Reichenbach, ACCOUNTS INVITED see our 3 dimensional color slides and get ah idea for I ^ Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Cibroski. EXPERTLY FIHED BY FRANK HENCE .your remodeling. Only $18.95 ■ Also suits in sizes 14|/> to 22W Use Our Lay-Away Hair Eirs SIGN CO. ’ For Free Estimate Call in pink, gray^and black. Thousands of pairs of For Your Spring And i • Commercial Lettering now slippors hove or< STOLES • BUlc Screen Process Printing M A R L O W ’S VISIT OUR HAT BAR rivod for ovary mom* Personalized Floors FOR "HEADS UP" SMARTNESS Easter Purchases • Mesa service bor of tho family. $3.98 392 MAIN ST. TEL Ml.f.92$8 ED TOMCZ VR I FOR EVERYTHING FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Ml-S-MSa l"l t ! I /, 'if ‘I , T 1. I ' . / V ' 1 ■i ;■ > ' [ ■ V / \ : 1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER', CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 . , PAGE SEVENTEw J ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1953 . jy ' p a 6 e s ix t e e n Wapping Kelles-Kraus, described the deten He Got His Picture! The Best Medicine of All Poland Releases tion of the ships as not “an act Maps to SJiow Six Danish Ships of reprisal but a routine check." Gerich's ON-SPOT TRAINING Proposed Zone Navy Cameraman Dies Tulsa. Okla., March 11—(>P)— Cqpenliligen, Denmark, March Eleven members of a Red Cross OIL SERVICE Area in Town 11—OP)— Six Danish fishing ves first aid training class, busily BUCKLAND 1 a sels detained since Sunday at the wrapping such other in bandages ^ 1 Doing Job on Orishany Polish port of Hela, near Gdansk ycMerday, had a rare opportunity. Wapphig, March 11—(Special) (Danzig), were relea.«ed early to Four automobiles., collided In RANGE and —Proposed amendments to Zoning day. front of the church where the clasa regulations were, discussed at a By SAM SUMMBRUN Edwin Kummer of Rochester, N. Y. An official announcement said was in progress. The ladies imme FUELOIL public hearing lasj;^ night at 8 Tokyo, March 11 — — A The Jller was knocked out. Dono that Aage Kjoeller, skipper of one diately grabbed their equipment o'clock at elementary school. M. O. van cut him loose from the para of the ships, me.ssaged >that ail had and began searching for victims. 34 Hoar Oil and Burner Service Saunders, of Springfield, Mass., young Navy cameraman captured TEL. Ml-S-6015 or M1-9-SS38 on aim the last seconds of a wild chute harness and carried the been released at 4 a. rh. They found one—a member of consulting engineer, has drawn a bomb which skidded toward him pilot to safety, aided by AIrmsn The six ships, with 23 men the class who waa arriving late— large multi-colored map of the down a carrier flight deck. Then Michael J. Yok, 19, of Baltimore. aboard, were detained when they and diagnosed.her injured leg as a town denoting zoning areas. D. P. ha was kUled as the bomb ex Kummer suffered only burna and sheltered at Hela during a atbrm compound fracture. Splints were Cavanaugh also assisted In prepar minor injuries. applied and the women atood ploded. rating in the Baltic sea. The ing 11 pages of text material for Langford W. Henshaw, 23, Avia detention was announced juat proudly by as an ambulance ar the amendments. The Navy released the tragic rived. atory today. tion Electrician 3/C from Odessa, after Denmark officiallv told Po^ Holland to Attend Hot fragments and flames killed Tex., was struck fn the back by a land that a Soviet-built MIG-IS Doctors later said the leg was Also expected to be present will another man and wounded 15 more large fragment, but dragged Yea fighter plane landed on Bornholm only bruised, but praised the be retiring chairman. A.- C; Hoi-, when the bomb blew up on the, ger from the debris and burn by a refugee Polish A ir' Force splinting job. land and members of the Town ing area in a futile effort to save Planning and Zoning Commission, -FRIDAY-SATURDAY deck of the fast U. S. carrier Oris-1 pilot would be dismantled and cx- kany off Korea’s east coast last his life. .amlned by Danish Air Force- ex- who have been working on the Friday. I Admiral Clark namecj Rear Adm. ' ^ r t s . amendment for the past two years. The Navy said six of the Robert F. Hickey, commander of Denmark's Foreign Minister The proposed zoning Is divided wounded still are in serious con-1 Task Force 77, to head a court of Ole Bjoem Kraft said last night, Into five classe-s. The proposals In dltlon, but all are showing de-1 inquiry. however, that there wa.s no evi GLASS clude restrictions covering size of finite improvement. dence of any connection between FOR EVERY PURPOSE lots; front footage, size of build the two events. Poland'.s Minis ings, rules governing off-street The tragedy occurred when s AUTO, MIRRORS. WINDOW automobiles, parking space acces Navy Corsair warplane returned ter to Ck>penhagen, Stanlslaw Slovcr Will LeacF PLATE, OBSCURE FOR YOUR PROTECTION sory buildings, in residential zones, from an air strike over North Ko • NNy iaulM es courts protection of intersections, rea >vlth one boiiib still dangling Panel Discugsiou 2-Wmy e u iU fur * CnniFintely Me^ecn trailer camps and administration from' the wing. The missile had PHONE MltchBlI 9-7322 and enforcement of Zoning Board failed to come loose over the tar V * lnM>e4lstely Avniinhie y Appeals. get. William P. Slover, superinten ti II- Dry Eczema Itch WHITE Acta Aa Oiieat Preacher . As the plane touched the flight dent of the Manchester Memorial When itching pertliti due to lack o( Henry Bradshaw a dtudent at deck, the bomb tore loose, bounced natural akin oilt. Retinol Ointmttit Wm. P.Quish Hospital, will act as chairman of a Htrald Photo. the Hartford-Seminary Founda twice on the deck and exploded. here from Fore KIver Shipyard, Somewhere high in the elr, half gives quick relief Kick in tnnolin, it GLASSCO. tion, preached at Community COPLEY panel discussion, "Telling the Hos oilt and aeltent dry akin aa iti tii Flames bur.st out. Ammunition Quincy, Mass., In 1910 to form the a world away, Airman.Flrst Claas terday's Herald tn connection with medlcanta aoothe fiery itching, 2-Wty 24 Birch St. Manchester PHONE Mltch«n 3-5940 Church Sunday morning. In the ab went off. Fragments pierced the pital Story," at the New England New London Ship A Engine Co., Henry J. LaChapelle, the son of the Current Red Croaa drive for relief that brings long-laating comfort. sence of Rev. David Crockett who gas tanks of a jet fighter, pouring Hospital Asvmbly in Boston forerunner of the Electrie-Boat. *— funds. , • ' has been 111 at the Hartford Hos gasoline onto the hangar deck. March 23. Among his survivors is his wife, cTitlcally ill Henry J. LaChapelle pital. The pilot, knocked unconscious, Nationally prominent figures in the former Elizabeth C. Welter, of 37 Marble street, was speeding On Thursday, LaChapelle suf- 1 fared a heart attack. On Friday. Coming Events was rescued by an airman who the hospital and medical fields will, and a brother, Atty. Harry C. Brp- to l.is bedside at Manchester Mem The Ladies Aid will observe iartlclpate In the three day pro Mrs. LaChapelle phoned the local dashed through the flames and ex 4 gan, Groton Borough Attorney. orial Hospital this morning. He Red Croae chapter and made an "Gentlemenjs Night,” Friday eve i GREAT IIOflEY.SAVlHG DAYS gram at the Statler Hotel. plosions, cut loose the parachute brought nope—for no drug, no urgent plea to have her aon at ning at Community House. HoS' and hauled the ffjer to safety. One hundred and forty-two II lAlSE HO,MR miracle of aurgery so lifts the hu- COME A^RUNNING! tesses include Mrs. Hattie Lane, • The two killed were Thomas Leo speakers, experts in every aspect Berlin, March 11—(/P)—Mr. and honfe. The local organization re Mrs. Ellsworth Fairbanks, Mrs. Al 'msn heart aa having a loved one layed the information to natiooai McGraw. 22, Photographer Air of hospital administration, - will' Mrs. Jerry Evans and their nine near in time of crisis. ■We’ve got jourcarpet NOW, ton Lane and Mrs. Arthur Spiel- man of Theresa, N. Y., and Thomas take part in 28 meetings during the children were staying with neigh headquarters which arranged the man. The redecorating committee A T MANCHESTER ’5 MOST POPULAR LADIES ’ SHOP! M. Yeager, 19. aviation electrician three days. Exhibits of hospitsl bors today- after fire destroyed Young LaChapelle arrived at 30 day emerjency leave with mili _ no matter what the atate of of the W a p p-i n g Community airman of Columbus, O. supplies and equipment, v alu ^ at their home near the Berlin rail 1:30 this morning at Weataver tary authorities. your financea. We’re head QPiurch is planning a rummage 1 f'j The photographer was at hts more than a million dollars, will road station last night. Fire Chief Field to visit his father, on th* j Young LaChapelie’^arrlved today quarters for famousBigelows. sale In the near future. Contribu station to take motion pictures of he displayed, in 100 booths by Thomas McCormack aaid hta men critical liat at the hospital with a from Oiateau Rouge, France, We consider ourselves ex tions for the sale may be left at the carrier landings. When the manufarturers and suppliers. were delayed In reaching the blaze cardiac disorder. ~ where he is stationed with the 73rd perts in carpet counselling. David Collins, Albert Stiles. David bomb came loose, McGraw started More than. 5,000 representatives when a paaaing New Haven Rail The situation exactly parallela Squadron. Hospital authorities re And we're sure to come up Budnhama or at the parsonage. his camera. He was hit while tak of New England's 500 hospitals, road freight blocked a railroad the hypothetical one deacrlbed in port his fsther's condition has im , The annual Every-Member Can- ing the pictures. The camera was infirmaries, clinics and a lll^ in croasing. an advertisement printed in yes- proved since the boy's visit., ' with a happy answer to your vas.s will take place Sunday. Dur shattered by the explosion and Mc stitutions are expected to attend budget problems. ing the afternoon, as in the past, YOUR OPPORTUNITY Graw was killed Instantly. the meeting. Doctors, nurses, dieti ------4 — canvassers will call on those fami . The Navy said the film escaped tians, social service workers,' hos lies who did not turn in their destruction and would be released pital auxiliaries, administrators pledge at the morning service. tonight. and trustees will be represented. The meeting of Abe Miller Post TO LOOK LOVELIER Yeager was kjlled by fragmenta m scheduled for last night has been tion while repairing electrical UDO BROGAN DIBH postponed to Thursday at 8 p. m. circuits of an aircraft on the deck. Grhton, Marh 11 — (>P) — Leo VISIT MANCHESTER'S HOME Recent Arrival Fire fighters and repairmen W. Brogan, 62, of 102 Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Colin McKenzie are For LESS! .1' ’'-d labored all lUght. Street, who retired In 1951 aa bo OF 8EAUTIFUL CARPETS the parents of a son born at the At daylight, ithc big carrier was rough clerk after holding the posi Manchester Memorial Hospital, ready to resume the war against tion 36 consecutive years, died at Friday. i I Visit Manchester’a Home of Beautiful Carpets, where ypu will always find rolls of To Sponsor Bus the Communists. 2 a. m. today at Cove Hill Manor, Broadloom Carpels. A wonderful way to select a room size rug or carpeting for wall- “Well-done,” said Vice Adm. Montville, a hospital, where he had SPECIAL The Garden C^ub will sponsor a Joseph Clark, boas of the U. S. been about a week; to-wall installation by our factory trained craftsmen. U^E OUR CONVENIENT bus to the Boston Flower Show, BUDGET TERMS. __ March 17. In case of bad weather Seventh Fleet.,' Brogan,. who was made clerk the trip will be taken March 18. The men paused in their duties emeritus on his retirement, waa Anyone interested should make that day for a special memorial an administrative essistiant at the reservations with Mrs. Arthur service aboard- ship for the two Electric Boat Division of General Spielman or Mrs. John Clapp. The - young dead. Dynamics Corp. and former secre bus will leave Burnham's Station The tragedy sparked deeds of tary to' the late President Law- WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER about 8 a. m. and return from Bos heroism. renct York Spear. 308 MAIN STREET ton about-8:30 p. m. A round-trip Airman Richard D. Donovan, 21, He was born In'Boston Sept. 20, PHONE ^Ml-9-4343 fare will be charged. of Kmmetsburg, la., plunged 1890, son of Michael J. and Nellie ONE BLOCK NORTH OF THE ARMORY OPEN DAILY • to S:S0 P. M. through flames and exploding am L. Cannon Brogan, and waa one of THURS. and FRI. 9 to 9 P. .M. Mrs. .\nnie Collins, The Herald’s munition to rescue the pilot, Lt. a small group of men who came rORN'ER OF MIDDLE TURNPIKE CLOSED WEDNTSSDAY AT NOON Wapping correspondent, has re 1949 turned from a Florida vacation and ' has resumed news-gathering activ ities In the community. Please NASH 600 telephone Mitchell 3-4419. OUTSTANDING VALUES Sedan A ndover AT LOW, LOW PRICES Very Cleon. Radio, Heater, Good Tires Africa Is Topir At Unit Meeting 1, Andover, March 11—(Special)— Mrs. William Pratt was the guest speaker at the recent meeting of Tiirnpike i 1 Only $199 Down. Bokmee 24 Months the Ladies Benevolent Society at which time a film v.-a.s ahown. Mrs. Pratt discussed mission-aid for Africa and told of lectures on that subject heard in Hartford. 49 PONTIAC SEDAN Church Notes Msirket Fartilizar Four young people from the LawR Ftrtiliztr local Congregational Church will 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ~ TEL. MI-3-S338 V '47 DODGE COUPE Std'eadars attend a. week-end ^Workshop ani ScotPi March 14 at the Oak Street Chriat- Optn Daily 8 A. M.-9 P. M .-^pon All Day Sunday lan Parish in New Haven. WTOSSN '40 PLYMOUTH SEDAN One great hour of sharing was Trade-in on youF Turf Builder observed at the church Sunday and a special offering waa taken up. M i l s SPECIALS! NOW THROUGH SATURDAY old 37-38-39-40-41-42 “Crisla of the Reformation" is the topic to be discussed today PRE-WAR CAR 52 PACKARD SEDAN by Rev. Stephen Chamberlain in AQRIC0--B0NE MEAL the third of the Lenten lectures at 8 p.m. AT BRUNNER’S Hon Is Baptised '40 CHEVROLET SEDAN YIGORb^-FARM MANURE Lawn Andrew Dexter, aon of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Brown, Jr., was pre •* «*«s Imr CLUB STEAKS sented for baptism at services '49 PACKARD SEDAN Rollers Sunday. Personal Mention Cardan Howard Sprenkle is vacationing CUT FROM U S. ^ 1 Q c at Miami. Fla. 51 CHRYSLER SEDAN Mr. and Mrs.^’Charles Humphrey | Carts and PRUNING SHEERS, SAWS, Etc. and infant son‘were recent gue.sts WESTERN BEEF ■4| at the home of Mr. and Mrs. '41 NASH SEDAN Whaalbarrows BECQNIA BULBS Harold Corthell. . j Manchester Evening Herald An-: FRESin.V GROUND dover eorrespondent, Mrs. Oeorge '48 PLYMOUTH COUPE Nelson, telephone. Pilgrim 2-8768. LEAN HAMBURG »>'45c VERMICULITE and PEAT MOSS SCALECIDE FOR DORMANT SPRAY ' I AR.MOUR'S CRESCENT POWER STEERING FIRST QUALITY 51/15 BACON . 29e '52 OLDS 88 HARD TOP SPRAYERS OF ALL KINDS NOTICE . f We have combined all our HIGH SC;ORE 50 MERCURY CLUB operationa at our new sales CREAMERY BUTTER 73c FLOWER room. We are no longer do NYLONS MANY MORE VALVES— ing any business at Imagine being able to buy brand new FIRST 41 481 Middle Turnpike Ea.st QUAUTY NYLONS nt this price! Exciting new 51 48 SEEDS spring shades, dark seam, proportional lengths In SKINLESS FRANKS 49c at sizes 8 »s. spring. All makes of lawn Tomorrow — Thursday } ! isu n played a return game yester- WTIC—Boh Hope. W IIA Y —Nem's. mower engines repaired. Manchester Evening Herald Cov Sensathna! Offer... BURPEE’S W HAY—.New*: Ninht Watch. 1:1.5— W D R C — .Mt Perkins. t I day with Windham Street School 10:1.1—WONS-Mu*ic Lover * Hour. WONS—Yankeee Food Show. rLECrLlivimAQIK^ ! , of Willlmantic at (Coventry. The entry correspondent, Mrs. C harl« WTHT—Concert Hour W T IC — Ro.*s. T h e M usical M iller. I0:30-WDnC—News: Musir. k AT LOW PRICES 4 CAPITOL t I girls’ team will play Hebron Ele- L. little, telephone PUgrlm 2-8281. Hybrid Giant WHAY—Petty Kimball. Evereharp W TIC—J-ihn Cameron Sw ayie: Dan- I:30--WDRC—Vounc Dr. Malone. - { mehtary .School tomorrow about Never Before at this Low Price! geroii* Assijrnment. WCCC—News; Manchester Matinee. ^Arthur Drug Stores j EQUIPMENT € . j. I 8:15 p.m. In Hebron. 800 RIOTERH HELD ARTHUR I«;4 J -W H A Y —New*. WTHT—Paul Harvey. 0 r HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P, M. 4 1 > BALL II :00—New* on all statlona. WKNB—Caravan of Music. 38 Main St__ Tel. Ml-S-7058 I Pf**rhe girls’ high school team will WHAY—Save s Llfe ProRram. ! ___Thiractlceursday inafternoon the school under auditorium direction Lahore, Pakistan, March 11— jiF X DRUG STORE Jl V ZINHIAS I WDRC—Gutdmg L«chl. ^ ▲ A aia A . ▲ *(R ▲ iR .4L ▲ Ad 11 :«.1— WDRC—New*. WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. R. CONNELLY { Of Mrs. PTancls A. Perrotti, coach, —Riots against a minority Mos POINT 11:1.1- WTHT — Late Bob E. Lloyd WTIC—Cotton Bowl Game. ' a student at the Willlmantic State lem sect and Foreign Minister Sir 942 MAIM STRUT AT ST. JAMES STREET Got Show. WTHT—Guy Li^mhardo. WONS—Waxwor'a.*. ?:00 - W D R C —Secono .Mrs. Burton i I Teachers’ College, Mohammed 2lafrullah Khan—one PENS Full-Size W TIC—.New*. from H * Ravaro Wora Wt’TC—Music. j The Robertson School girls’ bas- of the nect’s most influential mem Yours WONS—Jack’* Waxworks. WONS—Connecllcu! Ballroom. ’ I ketball team was defeated by the bers—have led to the arrest of ON SALE THURSDAY, FJIIDAY A SATURDAY WDRC—DwlRhl Cooke. WTHT-News: Top Hit Time; klteham wM ba hara to damoN« I Buchanan School of Mansfield more than 800 persons In the La 1.00 Today II WDRC—Public Service Pro- WKNB—News; Caravan of Music. hore area since Sunday, authorities xram. WTIC—The Doctor’s Wife. ' Center by a score of "30 to 24 Mon- llaSO—WDRC—Symphony Hall. 2:1.5-W DRC-Perry Mason. Strata tiw fcNNovB "Wotariass I day afternoon in Mansfield. Scor- said today. DRUG store WTIC—Preaenliiiir Sammy Koye, WTIC—Cinderella Week-end. • Ing for Mansfield were Walker 12, Special military courts sen WHAY—Nllo Watch. WHAY—Save A Life. 11:80—WDRC—New*. , 2; 2:»— WON.S—.News. Cookiaa" wathod with Ravara I Colburn 10. Smith 8; for Coventry, tenced 36 persona yesterday to W TIC—.New*. Mu*le. WCCC—News. Music. t Kay Bissell 10; Dorothy Latimer 6, punishments ranging from lashes Thnradav .Mnrnlna WTHT—News; Top HU Time. to seven years Imprisonment for 8 :00- -WTIC—Frank Atwpod. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. Wora. j I Elizabeth Schwager 4. Annette WDRC—Farm Program. I I Lelbman and Karen Little, both 2. breaking martial law regulations. WDRO—Kora Drake, 3(W K leenex 8:1.1—WDRC—Hvmi Time. 2:4.5— W D R C — B rlehter Day. ! I Best Mansfield, guards were Military rule was Imposed here 8 :3.V- W TIC—N ew*. WDRC—Nora Drake. I .1 Steams and Fellows; for Coventry, last week hfter Six demonstrators 8;.1*—WONS—Yankee Expiesa. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. " ‘ WDRC— Yawn PWlrdI; W THT—Bettv Crocker. ___ t I Barbara Cole, Barbara Contos and were killed by police fire. - WTIC—Weather; Frank Atwood. WHAYf-910 Club. ! (Darby Carson. Transportation was About 800 persona have been WCCC—Newareei. W T IC —News. THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY I r furnished by Mrs. Francis A. Per- taken Into custody throughout Epsom Salt 5 ib s.3 9 c WHAY—Save a Life Program. 2:M -W THT-Top Hit Time. W TH T —.Music. New*. { I rottl, Mrs. Carl Schwager and Mrs. Moslem Pakistan during U»e past 8:4.1—WTHT—Morning Devotion* 3:00—WDRC—Hilltop House. t' * Lawrence C. Latimer, week as a result of similar dis WKNB—New*. W CCC— Mu.slc. M.M 8 :.1V-WONS—Earlv Edition. WONS—,fark Dow.nev's Waxworks. j I Receive Record Player turbances. The rioters have been DOWN Full 16-lnch|/R95 W TIC—New*. WTHT—News- Top HU Time. I I ’The school has just received a demonstrating against Ahmedya Sin WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful (Umtt 1) . 7 :00—W TH T—Breakfast with Ben. WKNB—News; Caravan of Music. I { record player for the junior high sect members and (Remanding the Absorbine J r . 88c ■ WTlC—Bob Steele: Weather. Tireeloiu"^ W H A Y —N ew s; 910 Club. I ' grades and a Connecticut fiag for resignation of the foreign minister. A ll WDRC—Newsllme 3:15—WDRC—House Partv. Many Pakistanis resent Zafrullah W HAY—Cup of CtifTee Club. WTIC-^Road of Life. I I the school auditorium as gifts of 3^ Ir. WCCC—Good Morning. Good Musle. 3:30— aVCCC—N ew s: Music. I ( the class of 1952. ’The gifts were Khan's failure to settle the na ElMROr Summer LAWN MOWER . WKNB—Polonl*" WTHT—Scores; Tjip Hit Time. . ‘ formally received Monday by tion’s dispute with India over • 6 • 6 • 6 6 6 • 6 • WONS—Weather: New*; Yankee Ex WTIC“ Pepper Youngs Family. Olive Tablets (Uail 1) . press. WHAY—Save A Life Program. }' I Principal Royal O. Fisher. Kashmir. to Pay! 7-1.1-W T K —Bob Steele. 3:45:—WCC^'—Ju n ior Disc Jockev. WO.N3— .New*: Yankee Express. WDRC—Home Folks. ' i »•——------S-lr. TinCTS WKNB—Polon a W T IC —The Rtffht *ro Happiness. 7:7.1—WTIC—Weather; Bob Steele. I.I.P. IMUt IN 3:.5.5— W T H T -N e w s . ^ 7;.14—WDRC— Old Mualc Box; News. 4:00— WDRC—Robert Q. I./ewls: Chfea- I • A sp irin lUaitl)...... WCCC—New*-, Good Morning Miialc. I » W KNB—News: Phil Hale Show. WTHT^Cal Ttnney. I, uwM. fwatw • Cutting Height AdjuDt- 7:4.1—W HAY—News. W CCC— .Music. I I EASE YOUR 7:.«-W TH T—Weather. W H A Y —News. WDRC—News. W K N B — News. llliHlll nble from 1 to 3 inchet ■ WONS—Weather. NyoRS Rybutol Clocks—Watches 8:00 WDRC—World News Roundup. A FREE DANNER WITH EVERY PlIRCHASE LAWN SPRINKLER WTHT—Martin Agronsky. • Quick Starting — Quiet \9*riC—News. All- Throbvi • fonH* cvrloiM of wmHt WCCC—Kli-die Corner. VitamiRS M AroctioM • . tKofi Harfii «mI W H A Y -C u p of Coffee Club. ALL TYPES OF 9 Safe — Blades watQrn in athof di* WKNB -News. Arouad The Spark WONS—News. MACHINE OPERATORS w e a r a pair o f ptcHon. Cavtn • y t 1 1 9 5 8:11—WDRC—Shopper* Special. Plug In The Cempletely Guarded 4B* K 40' fea. WTIC—World News Roijrdup W TH T—Top O' The Morning. VitamiRs Vitamin Field Jupef-Ssieethef/ WONS—Yankee Express. W H A Y —.lestln r. with Wamp. 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MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 mosa, the speaker said that "if one Interested in enlisting may gat and Hawaii who contended it waa causa of ths loss of revenues frbm we're going to try to use Formosa Reserve Launches information on those nights. unfair for the Republicans to con oil royalties. CHOKED. Says, U, S. Takes Initiative as an unainksble Aircraft carrier Men over 17 years of age are Court Hears centrate on Hawaii's admission to MHS Students See Dulles, A previous Italian attempt to we've got to be prepared to protect eligible. Including five or sik year GOP Snarls AlOCUpset THAWS MCAVBWi Mwt ettidar see aM Recruiting Drive the union and to make no commit tap Iran's oil supply was stymied UuUsMUan. WSw It H iO tm tsk* sa* In New Far Eastern Policy it." The Communists, he said, may reservists. Check Case ments on Alaska. when th* tanker Rose Mary waa tablets. Their eenteia the taeUH erthis find the island such a nuisance that Capt. John A. Wargo com Hawaii k> traditionally Republl- Hear Lie’s Final Oration seized last January in the British medlelnee kaewa te Sectert ier the tcUef Two companies of combat engi mands Company C. el heertbura eaS see. IN retuadeS H set they may try to neutralize It as eSri, while Alaska normally is cone Musical by In Iran Oil lirotectorste of Aden. The British the Allies did In the last war.* eeUeSed. Sead empty carton «• P eW eaa Btuic Factors Involved “"o more than- m o.ooo troop* neers in the United States Army •idered Democratic. A chance to din* with and meet • atlon of Greek priMiiera of war Supreme Court of Aden ordered Ottaaeburs, H. Y. Oet BeU-aas leday. SM. who, although a "far cry from "I personally believe it would Rottner Orders Man to the l.OCO tons of Iranian oil she Reserve, which have bvn training Twenty-eight Democrats -and some of th* distinguished delegates \ ■^1" *>y Pole*. Are Outlined to Rotary the dl*organlzed rabble *o eaally be a very serious'riiilstake to try carried turned over to AIOC. The to ii.se Chines* Nationalist force* in the West Side Recreation Engineers to Get High Court; Recently 199 Republicans voted against the Democrats 4- 4u . TT.14.S T4T.n»— Followlng lurtch and a- conduct- Cargo Case n n ■# D ___I j , defeated by the Chinese Com- motion to recommit. Voting for it to the United Nation* hl^Ughted j ^ building, the Rose Mary i* still at Aden pending in Korea,” he continued. He cited Building are embarking on a re an appeal. By Dean mcneynolas ,„uni*t«." are *011 woefully dell- Jailed for Same Act were 186 Democrats, IS Republl: a trip to the UN in New York for j students visited the Empire State LAND SUKVIYING { ------dent In heavy weapons and mod- some of the problem* Involved in cruiting drive in the nope of en Facts on Grinding (Contlnned From Page Oae) (ConKauad From Page One) In Tehran, Foreign Minister such a move, such as the antago DAYS cans and one Independent. eight local senior students atbuilding, headquartera of the Kdword L Dovlti ilUUiouKh the basic demerit* of aircraft. Dr. McReynold* *aid. listing their full complements mm A Hartford man who yeaterday Manehest*!- High Sch’ool yester- Chinese delegation, where they Hossein Fatemi hailed the decision Jr, nism between the Chinese and Ko On final passage, 177 Republicans meeting qf the legrlslature's Far i Claiming ownershlji of the Mtri- Avarlca'a foreign policy In the Far , They are receiving good training from among Manchester men. Warren U. Hardy, abrasive completed a three months sentence wer* cordially received. They as a victory for Iran’a nationalized Raglstarad LmmS Iw Yafar reans and the possible effect that The outfits. Companies A and C and 97 Democrats voted for the mers’ organization. day. The studenth, accompanied by B u t haven’t^ an g ed since the Re- ! but need at least another year to sales engineer, will talk on, elec bill, while 100 Democrats, 37 Re asked many queatlona of the Chi ella's cargo, tha British company oil Industry. He said it "showed policy would have on America's of the 301st Engineers Combat in Hartford for passing bad checks . Connecticut, hs said. Is doing s faculty members Lewis Piper and the Judicial power of neutral 15 Proctor Road Miprhildi publican adinlnl.tratio_„ came j_nto ^ ,^ b ,rg o trolytic grinding at a meeting of publicans and on* Independent nese to get all th* possible infor contended that Iran'a government •XEL. M R O BBIX - t » and allies. Battalion, 76th Division, will swear the Society of .Carbida Engineers /^ N T BOTHER was ordered bound over to Super good Job of building schools and Russell Wright and Rotarlan Ar-^ countrlca ia not influenced by 8 7 u,. t. m. ^ voted against it. obtaining teachers to. man theVn, mation they could to present be had iUegally expropriated and na Korea, Dr. McReynold* stressed, In four new members tonight at tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the H art ior Court In Town Court this morn thur B a n a o n, mads the trip fore th* mock’ JJnited Nations force and money.” is "part of a-world wide struiyrle the recreation'building. ing for passing five bad checks The House mad* two major but ht quallftcd his ststement by tionalised th* company's, giant ford Gas Co. auditorium. A dinner changes in the bill an it was re along' v*lth other students from General Assembly scheduled for Fateml said that he and U. S. against Communism." and he men Capt. Richard R. Randall, com here. asserting that the Job still is not holdings in southern Iran. )Uatlva in lU deaUng* with Com meeting will be held at the City central Connecticut aa part of the April 30 at Hillyer College by the Ambassador Loy Henderson had pointed to a blockade by the U. tioned Malaya and Indo-Chirla as mander of Company A. said the Deputy Judge John J. O'Connor ported by the House interior cem- good enough. met eprlicr today and discussed the _8t China, Rotarlan* were told Club at 6 p.m. / r — mittee. Foreign Policy Association. Rotary Foreign Policy Association. Un Tha decision presumably opens S. as a risky and inadvisable step. some of the other trouble spots. organization plans to enlist both ordered-George Gilbert, 34, bound In s discussion of specific prob Club aponaoTM the tour as part, of fortunately, th* Haitian delega the way for continued Italian Im latest British proposals for set BALCH JL Vo . Fthe Country Club la.st night by It* principal objective, he said, ex-senricemen and those without Hardy has been employed by the over under 87.000 bond after It voted, 188-134, to limit lems, Englemsn cited the growing f. George B. McReynold*, dean of Need the Asiatics Norton Co. In Worcester since the Beys and Girls Week program. tion was unavailabl* and the lo ports of Iranian oil from the rich tling th* oil dispute which have would be to try "to prevent the prior service to make the full Prosecutor W. David Keith pro Hawaii's representation In the population shift from urban to been endorsed by the United I College of ArU and Science* What Is needed, he continued, 1937. He has written articles and House to orf* member, atthou^ the Besides getting a chance to see cal "Haitian delegates" wera un Persian fields. arrival In China of about one mil is a" "more comprehensive eastern complement of 32 enlisted men and duced a* evidence five checks rural areas. Th* president of th* Supor com States. There was no Indication the University of Connecticut, ofTlcer*. given several talks on grinding territory's population of 499,740 In the UN assembly In action, the able to talk with representatives lion tons" of shipping. defense pact . . . we can never totalling 8158 which were passed The small towns, lacking big in group was fortunate -enough to of that country. Piper said they pany, Francesco Martlllaro, has whether they would be accepted or le speaker, recognized a* an Company A now has 20 mem hardened steels and on electro- 1950 would normally entitle It to dustries, have leas tax revenue The greatest percentage of this have a successful Pacific defense on local service station* in Novem dine in the delegate's dining room. will probably have to do most of said hlB company holds a five-year reje<*ted by Irsn. Ithority. on the Far East, also shipping would he non-military in' bers; Company C, newly organized, lytlcally assisted grinding. Semo days must b« it r iB y d a y s. Hm ber and December. Keith also said two House members. than the cities but have to support the Department of Govern- union until we Include the Asiatic The House also voted to require Secrslary of State Foster Dulles thslr preparations by mail so they contract with Iran to trade Italian nature and much of it would bis in people.” They must, he said, be operates with a skeleton force. he understood there were other ever Increasing school populations, industrial and chemical products at and International Relations Since Jan. 14, the outfit* have There's a good possibility that Hawaii to come back to Congresa was at a near-by tabla and, at the ran prepare their part for th* coastwise transportation In small Invited into any planning or policy SUB daasn'f always shiat . . and that checks but he did not have them h* said. for Iranian oil. Union Man Finds the university. been training every second and Junior won't pasw when his dad later for approval of ita state con "There la a treiriendous problem request of Mr. Piper, took a few April 20 aeaalon at Hillyer. ship* that ply back and forth with making conferences If such unions In court. minutes from his lunch hour to Th* 40-year-oId. Mlrlelia, which lAt the outset, the UConn pro- fourth Wednesday at the West won't pass up the chance to help Gilbert, who pleaded guilty this stitution, instead of leaving it rip of Ar.ancing schools in those com It will be A day worth remem in the three mile limit. A naval are to be effective. Countries such m talk briefly with the atudenta at bering for these students who had brought its cargo here -Feb. 14, re fiiisor recognized the controversial blockade would force the Commun- Side Recreation Building, and any with homework. 900s for monty mattors, too. TI im morning, was arrested yesterday to the President to determine that munities." he declared. His Missing Past aature of any discussion of U. 8. ns the U. 8., Australia and New the constitution conforms with the their tablea. He spoke briefly on the opportunity to hear Trygve portedly is already on the way BETTFR J- ist.i to rely upon their railroads, Zealand m\ist stop treating the on his release from Jail. He cited the large United Air back to the giant rafthery at Aba rjjr Eastern policy by describing portant thing is to b« rtady for any provisions of th e , bill and the craft plant in East Hartford as an the UN. There were many other Lie's final oration to the UN de and the UConn professor question Asiatics as "second-class citizens" The Hartford man is being "VIP’#’’ dining In the eariie room dan for a second load. Union, March 11— (Special) — iti as “rather an explosive topic.” ed whether the U. 8. wmild be pre charged with three count* of ob United States Constitution. example, pointing out that many fending his action of firing UN PONTIAC Dtu Many views o n . the subject were of the world. Secretary of the Interior McKay with the atudenta, who considered employes for refusing to answer The tanker's cargo had.been im The United Pfeas reported today pared to bomb these railroads and kind of finoneioi woothar with a stodd- taining money under false pre of the employes in that plant live pounded here almost ImnMdiately brought out in a 1 e n g t h 1 y. India, if she wishes, should also last month asked Congress to let In other, smaller town*, where It a thrill to lunch with such a Senate investigation questions. that a former Union raaident who run a major risk of war with Red tenses for checks drawn on a group of internationally famous arier It* arrival, w'ben the AIOC qiiastion period that followed the China when "the major enemy, if be invited into such conferences. Thompeonvtlle bank where he had the President determine when they send their children to school The entire assembly heard the apparently lost 15 years of his lift ily growing Mvings account. people. speech. More than 500 high stu filed suit demanding posseation of talk. The speaker was introduced any, is the Soviet Union.” She is "one of the few areas no account, and with two counts of Hawaii had met constitutional re However. IJnlted Aircraft pays Its as an amnsaia victim, is ][aady to where neither the country nor peo Lleted a* Delegate* dents per day have been visiting it. by Tofn Disel. of Wllllmantic. Dr. McReynolds pointed out, fraudulent Issue of checks for- quirements for statehood. He said property tax to East Hartford cqme home and take up the threads ple have made up their minds” in he could see no reason whv it Students from the various the UN and dates arc filled The Venice decision presumably IThe change in Airierican policy however, that these factors do not checks drawn on local banka which Slone. of Jiis former way of exlatcnca. **araa long overdue." Dr. MCRey- regard to the Cold War. I should have to come back to Con schools were listed aa delegates through June 10. will be viewed in Iran aa new imp- rule out the possibility of the Chi GREEN returned them because of Insuffi Another problem. Commissioner port for Premier Mohammed Mos- He was identified aa Richard iMlda said, but he stressed that he Dr. McReynolds concluded that, gresa for enactment of a second representing different countries. Impressed by What they aaw, nese Nationalists imposing their cient funds. Englemsn said, is the growing •adegh In his long-deadlocked ne- Merritt Agard who disappeared in dttla’t Intend that as criticism of own blockade for whatever value in any event, It's obvious that Another -pase involving bad bill approving it* constitution. practice ef cities' tq refute to The local students wer* divided, th* delegate* boarded a train for Truman-Acheson policy. Their there hi "no short easy cut to You, toe, con take Ufa's "rainy days" in your sfrida, if you'll use Hawajl drafted and adopted ita with four delegates representing home at 0:10. arriving in H art gotlationa with Britain and the the mld-1930’a after dinner at tha could be gained from it. rhecka waa continued today. Alch- accommodata high achool pupils United States over AIQC* claims home of his parents on a farm near iicy, he continued, was in his As regards to U. 8. use of For peace" in the Far East. ard L. Hopkins, 32, pf East Hart proposed sta ^ constitution more from surrounding rural towns Chins and four representing Haiti. ford about 8 o'clock. dinion the correct one for the than two years ago. Leaving Manchester at 6:15 Other high school studsnCi te compensation for its national here. Agard, who asaumad tha your ''sunny days" to build up your savings account. For the so- ford, charged with fraudulent issue which are too small to maintain Ixed holding*. fuatlon existing at the time, but MANOR Unless changed by the Senate, a good high school themselves. a. m.. the atudenta boarded a train making the trip were from Weth name of Leo WiUiamr, dlseoverad ef checks received a continuance Iranian Foreign Minister Hos- his true identity recently when ha "change of sUtus” in power re- eurity of your family, for your own pioca of mind . . deposit cen- until March 21. the requirement of congressional "We're not moving as fast as w* in Hartford and arrived in New ersfield. Hall High 6t Wsat Hart onships of the countries in- BUILDINO^SUPPLY CO. ratification of the constitution will York about 9:30. Since it ia only ford and Farmlnarton. Another aeln Fateml announced in Tehran applied for a position at Dayton, In other caaes today, Victor D. ought to" on- the construction of yeaterday that the latest British red makes the present policy a Ziminsky, JT., 24, of Bronxvllle, require passage of another bill by regional schools, he told the farm five blocks to the UN they walked group is visiting ths UN today. Ohio, and had to hs flngenprtntsd. SAVE — SAVE «« SAVE MS PASKE* SniEET — MANCHESna sistontly in your savings account ovary pay doy. It's o rula of suc both Senate and House. from Grand Central Station. Local atiidents rtaking the trip proposals, and probably Iran'a A telegram from his mother fol ter one. N. T., wae allowed to forfeit a 835 er*. "That problem is mounting reply, would be published 'early bond posted for speeding; the vio faster than we are meeting It." A political committee meeting were Anita Grosamsn. Nancy lowed, asking that ha coma home BEYOND LYDALL A FOULDS MILL—TEL. MI-9-4ft»S cessful living. was In session and the student* Macsulcy, Ksthlsen Olmstead, next week. at once. lation of rules of the road charge More Indications came today Pending settlement of the con You aavc money la tho oa against Ray Meacham, 28, of Drive Open Forum that the tax increase program he heard a diacuasion in the aaaem- Priscilla Torrence, John Alllaon, Timet and conditions have Y e s bly that has been going on since Douglas Flnglea, Albert Guay and troversy, major weatsm oil com by gettlBf our too ouality A, 85 Silver Lane Homes, was prdposed to the General Assembly panies controling ths bulk of the changed during his abaenc*. His in his budget message is still th* IJN waa founded—the repetrl- Charles 8h'--v(r. first wlfa had their marriage an nolled; William B'. Rogers, Jr., 19, Progress In Village Oisrm world's tanker fleet have boycot fuel oil in the b4^BiBg. ft SAVE AT McOLURFS USED GAR SOLVE YOUR SibiNO FROBLEMI of Putnam, charged with reckless up;iermo*t in Governor John ted Iran and her oil has been nulled, hia father died and Agard fives you autro Beat 'valae he U. S. move to place pressure To the Editor, Lodge's mind. re-marriad and la tha father of driving, received s continuance In regard.* to the change from ed, "thara is no need as I ass it to stockpiled In Abadan's tanka. Th* per dollar. Let no proi the Chinese Communists, to 18" NO. 1 PERFECTION TOP QUALITY - > until March 18; and James Fagan Reliable sources reported he was consider this matter further now." strategic Middle East country, a four children. He served in . th* Ip them guessing as to what the INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE residential to that of business Velde Red Hunt thisi 27, of Willlmantic, was fined |12 disturbed by th* flnance commit Five of Velde's eight committee neighbor of th* Soviet Union, haa China-Indla-Burma thaater S-ir- t move would be, has been for violation of nilea of the road along the East Center street are* tee's decision of last week to post colleagues promptly made clear ing World War with tha Air shows that the Town is making a been suffering a severe economic n. led aom w hat by the insistence Also, warrants were ordered pone beyond April 1 anjr increase III Churches Hit the chairman waa not speaking fOr Force. Budget Payments Arrandlii 1952 HUDSO N C L U l C O U P E ...... $2495 SIDEWALL SHAKES $13il forward step in the future make qrisis and considerable unrest bs- oms people in this country that Bank Manckestet Issued for Bryce Pierce, 41, of 338 in the sales tax. them in suggaatlng any such in TWO-TONE, RADIO, HEATER, OVERDRIVE. up in the pi-ogre.sa that this City Lodge had recommended that tMs U. 8. plan be "spelled out" for White Prime Coated. Adam street, who. failed to appear Washington, March 11— Rep. quiry. Kearney said in an inter- tqem, Dr. McReynold* said. of Village Charms rightfully de the tax, now 2 per cent, be in riew: Uta SHELL 1951 OLDS. 88 4-DOOR ...... $1995 A MUTUAL S A V in G S BAHK on a charge of operating a motor Kearney (R-. N. Y.) said today hi^ Rtm Effective vehicle without a license, and Alan serve*. creased to 3 per cent on April 1. "I am demanding that Chairman BLACK, RADIO, HF.ATER, HYDRAMATIO. For years, there has been a cer He pointed out that the policy THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER Jones, 25, of Hartford, charged GOP leaders met with him this is "absolutely oppoeed" to any Velde call a committee meeting Hara't tha nmw Fuel Oil is still been effective,^ however. 1951 FRAZER 4-DOOR ...... $1395 GOLD BOND SHEATHING with operating an unregistered tain group of people with govern morning and were asked to return search by the House un-Ameiican immediately.’* T ^ Seventh Fleet withdraval an-> BLACK, RADIO, HEATER. inetor vehicle, who also failed to mental connections living in that St 3 p. m. It is very likely, one Activities committee for Red* Sen. McCarthy (R., Wis.), per nauncment, f o r . example, has 1951 HUDSON HORNH4-DOOR ...... $2195 S x 8 X 26 82 ’ ALUMINUM COATED 923 M A IN STREET appear. area, that could not and would not source reported, that the afternoon among clergymen and will demand haps Congress' best-known Red a quick showdown on the sugges- caused Communist China to GREEN, RADIO, HEATER, HVDRAMATIC. II TOP VALUE ANYWHEBE! ...... s«|. Ft. 9c give In to such a change. With the conference will be devoted almost hunter, left no doubt that Velde G. L WILLIS a^engthen defense opposite For Depoelta made on or before the fifth of any month group no longer within our midst, exclusively to tax discussions. tlpn. would have the field to himself if FRIdPAIRE u m s to forestall a possible Na 1950 HUDSON 4 -D O O R ...... $1395 draw bitereat from the flrat of the month. Bohlen Approval I prAume that we will act on the The morning conference, one Word from Chairman Velde (R.. he does try to go through with a tionalist Evasion. TWO-TONE, RADIO, HEATER. S X 8 X 28 St merits that might confront us, and leader reported, saw a renewal -of m.l that the group might some hunt for Reds In th* clergy. & SON, lie. (The basic elements that go into 1949 HUDSO N 2 -D O O R ...... $1245 CURRENT RATE 2 Fair ed the amended bill on a 274-138 cutuug Job— aad IVa ea«r le I JMI HONEST VALUr OHILOREIT8 SHOES roil call vote. Democratic leaders Real estate prices are right. Credit restrictions are off. 9 X 12 Heavy Weight Rugs operate aad m alutahi. Limited gnaatlty-.>Bhop Early lost a bitter battle to return it to Thia ia the time to build. $6.95 Gal. STYLI, WEAR PLUS VALUE! $20.00 to ?37.50 committee for further study. IMPERFECTS $10.95 VALUE Come over to our store (there’s plenty of parking $2.10 Qt. Leather uppers with long r cempo, rub- The House first passed a Hawaii L her or foam crepe aelea. WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES SUCKS TO BLKXD OR COXTRAST ritstehood bill in 1947 by a vote of space). See our plan hooka for ideas. Consult our build |1.25 P t 197-133, and again in 1950 by Pump and Sandal Styles A A J ing experts for financing advice. They’ll tell you about a Dozens ef atylee 382-110. the various insulation materiala, vapor harrilrs, base- Tha 'rscommittal motion, made ^ 1 5 5 * ^ to choose .N e w spring eiyiea la low, A e v l mentless houses. They’ll explain the different grades of NOW $ 7 . 9 5 each e Straps, tics. Pat Cnhan or high hocla. AND $7.95 to $16.95 ' by Rep. Walter Rogers (D-Tex.). lumber and their uses. ents In a variety o Large variety' ef color and A AV was supported by Democrats seek I The New Sich Lutlar of color* and KUmuU, f/OmUmt m/ wtrtuis tlu wtM ing to force action on the Alaska atyles. Qw9 I te statehood bill, a* well as opponents Get these preliminary matters settled now. Be in your WOX Laltx Enomal '.97 ______o size* 4-8.______, ' ______pQnltrttUn tni rieA*. I • Crepe aolea, sad ef Statehood for both territories. new home by the summer. I Haw 4% fist tsamtlmf In botK* dles. The move was defeated on a / * kiuhtsi and waadwarit in e Size* 8 'i-8 i _ , GROWING GIRLS’, WOMEN’S HATS 327-1S2 roll call. Aalf tfca tiaM. Ofiat to mtovttt • • • - House Democratic leader Ray- •Aiaaffc •$ tilt. ALL NEW SPRING STYLES NEW SPRING BALLERINAS ...... 1.97 bum (Tex), former Speaker'of the House, argued that it was "funda- *.«. $s.oo THE LEATHER FLATi IN VARIETY ...... 2.97 wsntally wrong,’’ "a major opersr CP BETTER g r a d e CHILDREN'S SHOES AS LOW AS 88.07 fion and a dangerous one'* to set ••U lt*a H ardw ara W a ! Perfect Draae Wear Far The Holiday Saaaea! CRHOUSESSON .up iftw states on territory not ad- r. T . Biiah. dr.. Piaa. • • • ! dWFT PAINT CO. JacKnt to the mainland U. S. . ^ Crease resistant. piu8, tan Mitchell t-0846 SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION—SEE PAGE 4 FOR OTHER GARTNER SALE ITEMS t W E g r e e n s t a m p s . Assistant Democratic leader Me* •77 Main atm -ntL ] lb s Mata St., Bartferd, Cana. Om aack (Mass) led Deriaoersts 386 N. MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. MI-$-K858 gray. Sizea 6 to 12. IM CENTER 8T, MANCHMTBl I SSL. S-681T favoring staUhood for both Alaska . \ -iu . ' ■ ' ' ' 1 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, m s PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 11, 1953 PAGE TWENTY-THRB* FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER j i o o ;NERVILLE FX)LKS BY FONTAINE FOX Esptcially For Baby V Sense and Nonsense PW»rAH|N» TO KBCEIVe A RICH YOUHft AgHTLBMAN CALLBH Bargains f; wifirer J I t Men! Do you euffer from houso- might be interested in Painter, IT PAYS TO READ maid’a kneea? Well, atop looking Va.; Baker, Oregon; or Farmer, Listed by at them! N. -C. If you’re the scholarly type, perhaps Reader, Ark., or Printer, The Inquirer Nowadaya nobody cares how Ky., would please you more, and if bad your Engllah is aa long aa adventure fascinates you, why, THE SMALL PRINT su»P^ ce^ your Scotch la good. there’s Ranger, Texas, and even tn e (though we don’t advise it!) Thief River Fallj, Minn. But you’re a Complete .Chlld-E<|uipmeUt THE SIZE OF THIS AD MAY IE The old doctor had never refused Charming Snack Sets RSversea Shades Look New Kits For Pretty Afghana woman, you say? Well, there’s If you need, for use or a gift, 1 The HOSPITALITY SNACK One easy and inexpensive pre If You Wear A Half Size call, from rich or poor, but now Cook, Minn., and Secretary, Md. any aort of CHILDREN'S FUR- ^ 'There's again a complete color he waa tired. SETS, just received In the House liminary to spring housecleaning range in the GRANNY AFGHAN SMALL^UT THE MONEY-SAVING n i t Ur e , e q u i p m e n t , o r i is to Kr\VB WINDOW SHADED Doctor—Have you any money? TOYS, you’ll find a moat attractive | wares Department at the J. JV, KITS in the Yarn Department qf Mrs. Brown met her neighbor on HALE COMPANY; krElmnUsuHly Re v e r s e d .' it costs only 3.35 at (to the midnight caller). the street and said: selection of name brands in a wide the J. W. h a l e COMPANY. Each Caller— (Indignantly) Certainly. price range at the KIDDIE FAIR, i charmung and convenient for serv the JOHNSON PAINT COM kit makes four squares of one Mrs. Brown—I hear your daugh ing an informal cup of tea or re PANY, 699 Main Street, to have Doctor—Then go to the new doc ter has a real genius for reciting. 1089 Main street. The only local : color-blending, and it takea ten tor. I’m too old to get out of bed freshments during television pro the worn, soiled end oi a shade put Proud Mother—Oh. yes. All she store specializing In juvenile needs, i grams. The set consists of four kits', vith twenty ounces of knit for anybody who can pay for it. Kiddie Fair Is gay with the bright i up on the roller, while tlie fresh VALUES ARE HUGE wants, her teacher says, is a course clear glass cups with pretty end is in view to compliment your ting worsteds for background, to colors of cleverly de'signed toys for I of electrocution to finish her off twisted handles and four plates windows. The service takes Only make a big afghan.’ KIU ara 3i:49 The fond mother cohfrontcd her properly. all ages and in colorful small-slze | with a leafy design and a place to each. daughter. furniture. From pottychairs, train- ; twenty-four hours. CRIB — doubte 4ri>P *I6e, steady the cup. They prevent awk teething rsHs, 4-poelUon- COLUER BABY CAB- Mother—Did .you let that young If a man takes off his hat in an ing seats, diaper pails, and steril- | Pineapple-Coconut Ice Cream wardness in eating and extra Be sure to vacuum the tacked spriag, plastlo. oaater*. Full RIAOE. New 1668 model. man kiaa you laat night? elevator, it means he has good Izera, to carriages and sulkies, I dishes to be washed! They’re gift- Ingredients: Two eggs, three- Daughter—Well, mother, he told from toy automobiles to electric ; edges of a carpet, for these are front panel, hardwood con- Woven, resistant, axtia manners—and hair. boxed, too. Each sat is 31.49. quarters cup sqgar, one tablespoon atraoUon. me he had loat an uncle and I felt trains, every wish can be m ost' favorite netting places for moths. padded cornstarch, one cup milk, ono cup $66.00 value. C O O O f i strong fabric. FnOy aorry for hl.n. An eager Sport.sman accosted satisfactorily met. Watch for the pinoappio syrup (drained from a and upholaterad mU. lanw Mother—If I know anything Gym-Dandy Outdoor Gym set, na When buying towels, examine For Eaay Floor-Care NOW ...... one of the natives in a small town the underweave carefully because No. 2 can of crushed pineapple), 1 tetad body. S-poaIttoa bade about that young man, he won’t where he was spending his vaca tionally kndwn and Good House As one laces the "Spring^ Up ono cup heavy cream, two drops have a relative left in a week. keeping approved, due very soon. this determines the towel’s heaval”, she becomes aware of the rest, duchess (ants, daufela tion. strength. A firm, close weave lemon flavoring, one and one-half Sportsman— (eagerly)—Is there special value of household needs cups drained crushed pineapple, BONNIE MATTRESS by acting foot bmkn aad mifaty An easy time - saving way to holds the loops securely. Hold that are easy tb care for. There Bancroft. Senled button tuft- For Job Hunters good hunting here? towel up to the light to see wheth three-quarters cup moist shredded stand. White, l'/| “ x 12** The native glanced around him dampen clothes evenly for ironing fore, if you see a new floor-cove: coconut. ad benvy percale Inneraprlng boilinff k toupbone in the kettle drum for hit Looking for a job? Just glance er light shows through in even pin 'C * 9 T O O over a list of towns and cities in for a minute, then said: is to drop the lot into a large plas ing in your future, you’ll appreci Method: Turn freezer control on mattreaa with nursery print. tires. 642.98 dog agalnl" tic bag add a cupful of hot water points. More and lighter threads ate the quality of the LIWOLC- Slanl pad construction. value. ..NOW . T O the U. S. and yaru will And many Native—Well, there’s plenty of per inch make a stronger towel refrigerator to coldest setting. In dribbled about, press out the air, UM8, ASPHALT TILE, and a saucepan, mix together thorough Rag. $16.98. C I A O Q auggeatlons. If you’re a man, you huntin’ but darned little flndin’. than fewer and heavier threads. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE fasten tightly and leave overnight. PLASTIC or RUBBER COVER ly the eggs, sugar, cornstarch, NOW ...... G OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS Be sure not to include any colors INGS which are displayed in Tbts adorabls aaeque, bonnet milk and pineapple syrup. Cook STEP FOLD PLAY FEN. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE that might run. Easy Baby Transport quanity at the MANCHE.STEK over, moderate heat, stirring, con and bootet set for baby 1* cro’ chsted in the svar-popular and / lets Hurry rr up- •jssLiLSUSsajs The new BOODLE BUGGY, with FIXMIU COVERING COMPANY, stantly, until smoothly thlcKsnod. CHROME HI-CHAIR plastic .Hardwood eonaUaetlaa with wanttomest, Answer to Previous Puizl# its multiple uses as a bassinet, eimpis-to-do knot-stlteh. Make FINE PAIR/ PRONOUNCE Decorative Jewelry Sets 721 Main Street. All have been Chili. Whip cream with lemon npholatarad, sliding pIMtIo center caater for attra awa ^ e s s THe [THATGREAT IN' "tf I'd known I watIt going to bavo to do ibv own dratt- Q E ia CH3C1CJ baby carrier, or carriage, is now tested lor both resistance to soil a set for your little sweetbeart'a tHEOl-O WlNO^ CAST IROM THEE Call the Doctor Matching jewelry has a very flavoring until stiff. Fold into trny. Cativartlblc to Youth support. Fold In aaa peafttaia VNENT0R,MA30R maklntr. 'ditavt marriod a 8iza 44!” □ a n aia available at KEMP’S INC., 763 ing and to simplicity in cleaning. chilled pineapple custard. Pour into ’’public appearances.” Chntr. Rag. $lg.M SAG AND MiS Kid IS OOEEN a u satisfactory "unity,” " especially $18.98 value. HOOPlEf Main street. The frame with wheels And they meet all the other rj- refrigerator tray and freeze until Pattsrn No. 6240 consists of C l C O fi mechanical a l m o s t OF □ H a □ □ .when it’a so delightfully decorative folds up for carrying in the car or complete crocheting tnitructione, NOW ...... HORIZONTAL 61 City in as the NECKLACE AND EAR quirements as well—beauty in de firm (several hours). Turn out into ... . $14.98 FINISHEO/ Pennsylvania for small-space storage. The bas sign for any type of decoration, materiel requiremanta, atitch II- -.-HMPi' X 1 Animal RING BETS, shown in many styles a large bowl, break up and beat FULL OF SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH sinet is convenient at home or in wide variety of cuoice in colors a.iu with rotary beater (hand or elec luatrstione and flniahing ' direc StEAM.tNE Will sav it i doctors VERTICAL and colors, at MATHER’S AT a car seat. The Boodle Buggy is tions. S Sickness is no THE CENTER. ’They show the color-combinations, and durability tric) until creamy. Stlrr tn the other. vNITH WON'T Be 1 Clamp priced at 329.95. Other handy under all conditions. The Com drained crushed pineapple and Sand 26c in colna, your name, HOT A lR^ eOTHEReO 2 Goddess of March birthstone— aquamarines— transportation at Kemp's includes 8900 addreis and the pattani number WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 9 Speck in ' several charming sets. Practi pany’s "know-how” Is at one’s coconut. Return to tray and re With discord strollers, priced from 37.95 up, l2h.34V) freeze. Makes ovel' a quart, enough to ANNE CABOT. THE MAN 12 Blood cally any color is available, as well service In selecting the best type tXANDRuFF.'' 3 Foxes folding strollers from 317.50. car of covlirlng for a specific use, as for six servings. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. f building 4 Cuts as the all-color gleam of pearls, riages from 323.50. For happy sit You’ll be delighted with this 1160 AYR. AbfBRICAS, NEW mineral and the Interest of clever design well as in the extremely vital 5 The doctor ting at home or in the car. the matter of installation.’ handsome daytime dress that but Clock* For All Uee* YORK aa, N. Y. 13 Poems 40 A nurse may In gold or Sterling silver. For one’s “ PLAYMATE is a .treasure. It’s a tons down the front,, is designe.'l Praaantlng the new Anna Cabot may — — 22 Vigilant own Easter outfit or for a gift, MATHER’S AT THE CENTER 14 High priest down a 24 Pointed tools ------the swinging seat on a metal frame to ‘ fit the shorter flgtire to per has a wonderfully varied collection Naadlawork Album. Direetlona (Bib.) there are lovely choices at "Vat-dyed” fabrics are very re prescription 25 Skin crack doctor with a'tray for feeding or toys. fection. Ovei'-size buttons are of DECORA'nVE CLOCKS, made for puppet mittana, basic am 15 Evades Mather's. _ sistant to washing and sunlight 6 Soviet seaport 26 Pertaining to 43 Trees particularly nice on this charmer. by the best "names” in the coun broidery atitehaa and grand da- 17 Born Clean an electric toaster with fading. The dyes used in these fab- /’ Pattern No. 8900 is a sew-rite signs are printed in thia laaua. 26 7 Retained lockjaw 45 Seaweed lics are insoluble. During the pro try. There are handsome mantel 18 German city 46 Knocks Dynelon Is a washable fabric brush to remove crumbs and with perforated pattern in sizes 12>.,. canta. JUVENILE FURNITURB nad TOYS—fHBE DELIVERY 8 Worms 28 Post . blended from long-staple cotton, %oapy cloth to clean the outside. cess of application to the fabric clocks in antique or very modem 19 Loud talker 30 ”------47 Region 14',i, Ifl'i. 18'L’ .. 20'A, 24'i. Size 21 Bodies of 9 Tooth nylon and synthetic Dynel fiber. Never immerse in water. they arc made soluble, but after styles, one of which switches auto- doctoring majesty” 48 Girl’s’name 14>i, short sleeve,. 4',* yards of water ward a process of oxidizing re 39-inch. matlcally from alsctrlclty to Cora applaa ^nd allca into rlnga. 10d$ MAIN STREET—TEL Ml-$-$88d 10 Butter 31 Paradise 50 Ogle turns them to their original in spring-wind if th* po'wer falls; Place apple rings on top o f saua- 23 Self-styled. 51 Italian city For this pattern, send 30c. in -disant substitute 33 Heating soluble form. kitchen wall clocka in all colors; agea In csaaarola; aprinkla with devices 52 Essential coins, your name, address, size de 24 Deed 11 Row electric or hand-wind boudoir brown auger. Pour aausa over. 16 Cold symptom35 Take being sired, and the pattern number to 27 Notes of Charming Silver Designs SUE BURNETT. THE MAN clocks; travel clocks In leather 6r Cover and baka in modarata (360 20 Sound vengeance 55 Observe P.) oven so tninutaa or until applaa »-il Guido’s scale If you’re looking for silver for e r a l d plastic cases. All are useful for CHESTER EVENING H , are tender. Ramova cover; arrange 29 Small island yourself or for a gift, we suggest 1160 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW oneself or for a most welcome gift. 1 3 5 6 7 r " 4 10 It chaaae alleaa on top. Return to (poet.) 1 1 an inspection of the WALLACE YORK 36, N. Y. oven until cheese is malted and JRWlUlAMj \£>\& DEAL 32 Call the doctor SILVER, displayed in many Don’t miss the new Basic Fash- Mattmsses ought to be turned li li N lightly browned. Makaa 4 to 6 sarv . VOHEM M3U*D iOJB ID LIVE FOREVER IM d r e a m l a n d ■ for a chest charming designs at MATHER’S slon for ’53. spring and summer. every week, one week from side to AT THE jCENTER. Some of the side and the next week from haad Inga. j r - % 17 It’s a complete spring sewing 34 Sampled names reflect the varied beauties— guide for smart, practical ward to foot. Brush or vaOUUlfi-clean Too Many Duds? BY V. T. HAMLIN "Grand Colonial” , "Romance of the the surface beneath the mattress, Fine Deodorant Radnead A Man’s Choice ALLEY OOP 38 Second of two e l» Id robes: gift pattern printed Inside 37 Opposed Sea”, "Rose Point", "Grand Baro the book. 25 cents. as well as the mattress Itssif. . One of the coamatic world’s nl- PROBIY FtNO W OH.OH! MOU que” and others. There's hol caat anawara to an emharraoBlng THNGeKJNOA BETTER 38 Bridge 21 n. n 39 “----- your low-ware’, as well as place settings Ginger Ice Cream problem is HARRIET HUBBARD DUU-ARCXIND GETOUTA % and serving pieces, all available on most safely with the use of un For .11 medicine” n YT '///A 30 5l The SHADY GLEN Dairy Farm AYERS’ DEODORANT—and it’s HERENOMT6>OU THOSE A/AA budget payments If one wishes. , built synthetic detergents in luke available right now at just HALF BEEN USED TO WET DUOS. 41 Oriental Coin warm water. These products do is fsatufing delicious old-fashion T HtSH^fOWEREO 42 Short sleep B a i i ed, haiid-paeked GINGER ICE PRICE, the regular 31-00 jar being Napped and pile fabrics in deep not wash as thoroughly as soap or priced at tSO at the WBIAON 44 The doctor built detergents but they are safeat CREAM this month., a perfect w ill----- a bill t colors are apt to have a tendency after-dinner dessert and party DRUG COMPANY. Spring and Easter to "crock," which refers to the for wool and will do a satisfac 46 Dried grapes ' m treat. We like it—you will, too! i t MO HI rubbing off in spots of the excess tory job If the garment is not 49 Doctor’s name grimy. Wash very gently, sup Never wash woolans unlaiM It la i dye from an article. apaclflad on the label of inatnic-' for throats Hi 11 N4 ■IS porting the garment throughout Toasted Bseon-Cheeae Crackers 53 Curve the period, which should not be Ingredlentai '4 cup pimlento tions. Uaually, woolens should be All Bahy-Wear Needs dry-cleaned to prevent ahrtnkaga. 54 Silent 0 9 EVERYTHING TO CX.OTHE A more than 10 minutes. ersam cheese, <4 cup crumbled ^ r. M. Meg- V- ^ M- 58 Green ' Made Recently BABY can be found st very mod crisp cooked bacon, 16 doubl* soda vegetable i i n erate prices at the MONTGOMERY Goodies For March 17 crackers. Smart MaUralty Danima “ My aittor'a friendt art giving a turpritt party for htr 57 Gaelic for Cheney Brothers WARD COMPANY. Shirts with . Whether or riot you have any Methods Mix plmiento ebsese Smart and good-lm ln g ara the 58 Places ik 57 16 connections with the Emerald and bacon together. Spread on MA’iE R N m orrms or m b n - tonight—4ht't rehoarting to got tho moat amaztd look!” pin tabs and side ties, sizes 59 Pharmaceuti 3 months to 18 months are 3.59, Isle, you’ll enjoy the SAINT crackers, using 1 teasoon of the tM SBPARATi;8 |fewn ia ba- cal salt u PATRICK’S DAY CAKES AND mixture on each double,, cracker. coming color* st InLAlRfS, 767 • with a slipJover style at the same 60 Cloy price. Wee nighties and kimonos, CC OKIES which you’ll And at the Toast on a cookie sheet tinder low Main Street. Shorts ara 32.98. CHRIS WELKINrPUnetecr Barrie Left Behind RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Pure silk and rayon in a PINE PASTRY SHOP, 660 Center broiler heat about 1 minute, or un psidal puahera ara 98.96, akirta ara BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES So! EDGAR MARTIN In all the pastel shades, are 3-69 $3 In flannel or 3.98 in knit-wear. Street. All the traditional symbols til cheese melts. Serve warm. 3.98, and the long ’’outslda” Makes 8 servings—2 double crack blouaa, with sunning tufted trim (XlTCF THE ROASTING* HEAT.CHBIS -AUDI CAN I CAN TALK NOW good choice of patterns, Gauze diapers are 33.19. Cotton in vivid green will ornament thor TH tW lB A H t. WTV). ,\D V\VT: TOR VOD R oew y oughly delicious sweets for a pcCrty ers per serving. ming, ia $6.80. Grand for work, WEUNIN'G SPACE SHIP BLASTS OVERLOOKS WITHOUT PLUBBEKIN6 — 1 VtA-UH ,\ V\V)\ VNTTVt VBWT blankets in solid pastel colors or in EARTHWARD... PRANPy... HERE’S W\TH T'tAttT »A Y R\0 AK)D or for family satisfaction. fun, and gsnsral wear. R ocksmeltand THAT PUNCH VJ\D,T 'll f . L. /'v^' ''^1^', ,■* f " I ' \ r MANCHESTER EVENING H^RAilD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1953 ^A G E TWENTY-I^IVB V 7 ; ■ . ( frAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN, H'EDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1953 THE 'Wilkes-Barre and BA’s May, Meet Herftld Angle Holy Cross Beats Navy in NCAA Tournai New York University Drops Football By ; In One Game Playoff for Title EARL W. YOST O’Brien Gets Acrobat in Giants' Camp New York, M arch 11—(81—New Sparta, Editor Hartford Teams Knocked , . , i I. - ' ■ . . ■■ I I I I II 1.1 Killer and Rickey York University, among the first Sisters in Women’s Bowling Tournament half-dozen achools in the nation 42 ill Success Still Far Apart Local Sport to field a football team, is the WANTED: LEAGUE CHAMP «and George Scc^tt in the feature American League championship latest casualty to the high cost *rhere won’t be any regular aes' Australian tag* team wrestling Out of Tournament Play Second Round Pairings ■on champion crowned in the " ' T - * will be played between the British of intercollegiate athletics. match Thursday night at Foot Chatter American Basketball League this Guard .Hall in Hartford . . Art Over Seattle Americans and Wilkes-Barre on a Los Angeles. March 11—(81— The Violets, who, except for wartime lapses, have had teams season. Ek>th the Manchester Bri Young, former Dartmouth gridder, By The AMOclated Press -V stubborn Bullard Havens, 'with sll- neutral court. President .lohn J. In Women’s Tournament One thing is certain in the con JOHN REED haa been awarded tish Americana and Wilkes-Barre has been added to the Yale foot New York, March 11—(81—The New London High, StalA und I atate footballer Joe Paui’s 23 O'Brien communicated with man- a letter by Coach Ralph Erickson since 1873. dropped football yes tract battle between slugger Ralph terday, Cliancellor Henry T. Barons completed their aeaaons ball coaching, staff. He will work 16 teams that will fight It out for Archie Moore New England champs two years I points proving decisive. Biement from both clubs yesterday Second round of the Women’s Klner and General Manager ns manager of the Ixiomts School with identical .667 percentages. In with the freshman linemen. Other At New Britain, Snffleld won In and ordered such a game played to basketball team. John, a senior, Heald said the move was "based ths NCAA basketball champion, ago, looks today like the team that McClellan (Claims •Duck Pin Bowiing Tournam ent Branch Rickey—It isn't a battle of on a frank and realistic apprais stead of a playoff for flrat place, staff members this season will be the last 23 seconds when Merwln determine the loop winner since j words. played intramural soccer and Is a head man Jordan Oliver, Jerry ■hip were decided today with only Fights Valdes haa an excellent chance of regain Spaulding, after missing three will get underway Friday night at al of the cwt of football In rela the seemingly only logical thing to ing the glory that It reaped in each wound up the season with 6:,70 at the West Side Rec alleys. ; In fact, Klner says he ha.xn't member of the Press Club. •>», do, league ofliclala will start the Nerl, Jack jPrendergaat, Harry one "outsider’’ in the select group. free throws, connected frith one identical percentages of .667, ) He Was Fired heard from the cagey executive In tion to the total financial status Six teams—Notre Dame, Dc 1951. Thirty-two of the town's, leading 1 of the university.” playoffa this week between the top Jacunskl, StU Clancy. Bill Simon, St. Louis, March 11 — (81 — that sewed it up at 47-44 aad set League niles to the effect that i three w'eeks. And Ralph ha.sn't FOGARTY BROTHERS defeat-1 Gib Holgate and Angelo Bertelll Paul, Holy Cross, Seattle, Santa Coach Bill O’Brien's lads im the stage for a clinching freeze. keglers started rolling last week | N. Y.' U., one of the gridiron four clubs In the Anal standings. Nino Valdes, every Inch a heavy pressively downed Weaver of all gamea must be played by a | for the Jl.i first place money. Five ; contacted the management be ed Garden Grove for the third and Manchester copped 18 verdicts . . Chico Vejar, the darling of tee- Clara and Lebanon Valley—made Last night's results at a glance v deadline of March 8, last Sunday, | Boston, M arch '1 1 — iPl'l — Al powers of the country in the late weight, steps up as another out- Hartford, 53-39, last night before, ■•Oeneral" McClellan says he was dollars’ gbes to the second place cause he feels the next move is fourth round In the Village Charm In JSP-games while the Barons won vee fight fans until he met CHiuck the regional finals, scheduled for Class A iended hopes of the locals to win Rickey's. ’20s and earl.v ’30s- under Chick sized opponent for light heavy 5,800 fans in the New Haven (Jusrter-Flngls fired after eight years as Boston finisher. ers’ Bowling- Longue in two Meehan. canOelled Its 1953 sched '20 of 30 starts. Elmira placed third Davey, will meet Vlnny Martinez this week end, last night. the crown In tegular season play Sixteen entrants survived .the Klner, who became ba.sebaH’s straight games. Final roll-off for In the 10-round headliner from THE BIO SURPRISE was little weight champ Archie Moore, cur- Arena to gain the seml-ftnal with New London nJir^eaver (Hsrtf- College basketball coach because ule which Included games with with a 17-11 record and Scranton Stratford, which ousted Hartford without the playoff, A game sched first round in what is a single , highest paid performer last year the championship will be between waa fortj: at 12-11. The BA’s play Madison Square Garden Friday Lebanon Valley, which defeated renlljr on a flght-a-week cam ford) 39 ■ / uled In Pawtucket last Thur.sdny of "two or three faculty members." Army, Kings Point, Lafayette, f Public, 64-59, In Class "A" bat .Speaking at the weekly lunche.on eliihination tourney designed to ; with a reported $90,000 contract, the same two teams Monday night ed 27 gam es, the Barons 30, night. Martinez was selected as the mighty Fordham, ■ 80-67, in Phila paign' In a televised 10-rounder Stratford 64, HarUord Pubjtc 69 night had to be postponed because has been working out privately at 7:15 at the Bowling Green. Syracu.se. Boston University. Holy tles. of basketball writers yesterday, | crown a town champion. In order Cross. Fordham and Temple. E lm ira 28 and. the M iners 23. W hat "Rookie of the Y ear" In 1952. delphia. In the other half, of the tonight at the St. Louis Arena. Class B / the Slaters could not use any of to finish the entiri* classic In three and says he could begin playing Vlnny has won 26 of 27 pro bouts twin bill there. Holy Cross P- The winners meet in a semi-final Quarter-Finals V, McClellan stressed he was filed COACH HUGIE Devore, whose goes? The Cuban heavyweight king, on Thursday at 8 p. m. and the three floors available to them In weeks, the second round and quar gamea right away. POLICE CHIEF Herman Schen- while Vejar has a 48 and 3 record humbled Navy, 87-74. East Haven 66, Wethwsflsld 48 area because of other bookings, and did not resign as reported by contract runs through next year, The BA’s had one game left with weighing about 215 pounds, and survivor will go to Boston for the ter finals will he bowled this com "I’m eager to be on my way to del and his famed Golden Retriev . , WNHC-TV in New Haven plans In another doubleheader at Fort St. Loalsan Moore, estinukted at Branford 66, BulU^ Havens THE PLAYOFF site will be de the college last week. Havana as soon as we reach an waa offered the post of directing Pawtucket, a seven time loser In New England tourney along with ' He .said th a t while Boston Col ing Friday. The semi-finals and er, “Goldwood Michael." will ap as many outings with the local to carry only the Saturday and Wayne, Ind., Notre Dame ad his usual 175 o r 180, move Into TV (Bridgeport) 63 / termined by President O’Brien finals will be rolled the following agreement.” he reiterated yester the intramural athletic program, the victory of tonight’s Bristol- Class C / lege "is a line school academically,” pear on Ben Hawtlforne's Electric hut he hasn’t decided what course pros, but the Slaters decided they Sunday home afternoon games of vanced at the expense of Eastern camera range (CBS) nationally with consent of the two clubs. It Friday, March 20lh, Listed below H erild, Ptioto. day. Kiner has said he expects a the Brooklyn Dodgers and New Kentucky, 72-57, and De Paul Wilby of Wsterbury clash. Semi-Final / probably will be scheduled for conditions were "impo.sslhle" for Show on WNHC-TV on Monday, to follow yet. didn’t want to play anymore after and locally at 9 p. m. (cA.t.). In the "B" ranks, pre-toumey him and "whatever I did It was Is the scheduled and starting Three sisters were among the 32 entries In the Women’s Bowl cut but won’t take the full 2,1 per M arch 16 a t 12:45. York Yankees this season. barely nipped Miami of Ohio, 74- This will bs the fourth start, and Suffield 47, Watortown 44 Scranton sometime this week end cent slash allowed under baseball "Naturally. I’d like to remain In taking two paatinga from the BA’s favorite East Haven outdistanced criticised.” times: ing Town Tournament which got underway last Friday night at the 72. the fourth go against a heavy, Tor or early next week. Although it West Side Rec. Pictured above are the three former Zaremba sis law. football as head coach or a.ssist- over the week end. Thus, Manches COVNTEV ci.l’ir WOMEN Wethersfield, 66-48> and Bran will require more travel for the "When I was given a one-year JEAN’ETTB .CUSHING with a ant if there is a position avail ter, an alm ost sure bet, a 100 to 1 Seattle gained Its spot by whip Moore since he took- light-heavy ford topped Bullard Havens of contract after my 22-,'i sea.son last Br.m ters, from left to right, Jeanne Lata, Josephine Lucas and Helen Wil 342 and Betty Phillips with a 327 ping Idaho State, 88-77, at Seattle crown from Joey Maxim here last BA's, it was agreed that the game Alleys One and Two. helm. The latter is'as the only sister who survived the first round. able,’’ he .said, - wager, would be safe In this case, Top-N'atck 4t) Bridgeport, 66-33. Eaat Haven and Last NighVs Fights should be played on another league year (lfl.M-52), plus a suicide triple paced the pinners in the He added that the deci.slon to to trip the Slaters an eighth time, riec)« ..7...... IW and Santa Clara toppled Hardmr, Dec. 17. Naomi Lsickwood vs. Marge All three girls bowl In the Women’s League at the Y, Tourney re- ...... R1 M Branford meet In a semi-final test court where it would have some schedule for this year, 4- knew I Women’s Bowling League last drop the sport came as no sur- won’t get the chance. With less Miller ...... Simmons, 81-56, at Palo Alto. The 36-year-oId Moore always in ths Yale gym on March 16. To was through," the veteran coach Cushing. sume.s F riday night. Sports Forum night. Best scores in the West Side H»ll- ...... 79 fil So the regional line-up for Fri ngsles — Jesae Mongla, aigniflcance and be a drawing Alice Bycholski vs. Alba Sobls- nrise to him. since It was his opin than 90 payees last Sunday it’s no D«rnlFon ...... M M had trouble getting light-heavy night, in the Winchester gym, Denver, outpointed Oscar card, ' declared. kl. ' League were as follows: Tommy ion that if the university could wonder the Slaters don’t want to Laking ...... 7R 7K day and Saturday looks like this foes as a contender and the situa where an overflow crowd of 1400 LETTER OF THANKS Martin 143-370, Bob Guthrie 1(>4- - . and take your pick: 123 >4, Los Angeles, 10. This game will have no effect McClellan blamed Interference Ann Zw’lck vs. Patty Oppelt. not put more money' into the play any more games. 410 430 1273 tion hasn’t changed since be be saw last night’s action, Southing on the part of certain school of- D ear E arl: 372, C het Nowickl 146-372 and ToUU ...... 438 At Chicago—Penn vs. Notre Lake City—Hein Tan Hoff, on the playoffs, Wilkes-Barre is Frances Crandall ' vs. Audrey game, It should dron It. Playoff series, or marathons, irrra V ■ / - ■ ' ■ i" .■n-' . -.i’ , A • / /'■ ,■ i ■ -i ■ f \ '■ . < '/■■ i. ; - i ' - ■___ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. 1958 ATerage Duly Net Preas Run The Weather For the Week Ended Forecaet^ef C. S. Weather Oareae felGB TWEmr-EIGHT iHaurlifHtpr lEwrttfttg Merck 7, 185.1 Cloudy, warmer, occaaloaal light St. Mary's Guild announces a ing Clarence Asplnwsll or Edwin 10,939 The Manchester Aasociatiorf for Mrs. Ruth Rowley, president, of | K in g Efavicl Loclj^ Palmer before March 23. rala tonight. Rsdn and colder FrI- the Help of Retarded Children will the Cei.ter Thespians, announces a ' baked ham supper for Wednes Member of the Audit .da.T, About Town hold an important meeting tomor S'ha.ige in program for tonight's | day, March 2.5, at 6:30 p. m. in the 'Boreeu of CIretilaiiont meeting.. Tony Puplllo, s-chedulcd | parish hall. Mrs. Clayton Allison Sets Honor Niglil RETfRN.S FROM C.ALIF. Munchetter— A City of Village Charm ...... I...... ■ row night at St. Marj’> Episcopal is serving as chairnvifn of the * Mrs. James Duke of 2 Rtciihrn Church. At this time three bills , speaker, i.s unable to b» present. A 1 Mrs. Ida Rouvaiis of 87 Seaman RANGE and FUEL 01 will be diacu.sscd that are going to ■ most intc:e.sllng alternative pro-; committee and Mrs. Earle Rohan ■treet has returned from St. is in charge of tickets. King Dsvld Lodge NP. 31, lOOF, i circle returned home Sunday via VOL. LXXII, NO. 137 (Claaained Adrertielng en Page 18) MAf^CHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Petarsburg. Fla., called home be presented to the Education com-; gram, however; has been arrang will honor pa t grands and ve'er- j United Airlines from San Fran- 24 Hour Deliyery Service the illness of her mother, Mrs. T. mittec of the Stale Legislature on | ed. 7'itb Allan Coe, ,Ir., playing ex- | • n members' of th? lodge on Fri I Rev. E. EJnar Rask of South cisco, Calif., where aiie had been A.>^Hihani of 75 Ledger street, March ,8 at 1:30 p. m. in the CapI- j cerpt-s from his recording of the i day, March 27. with the past i visiting her son for the la t four Bvtford. Mrs. Burnham is at pres tol building in Hartford, the.se bills popular. and mi eh di.srussed Bend. Ind.. who ia conducting a .series of Lenten services at the gisnd.s filling the chairs for the months. When she left here in No ent convalescing at Avery Home, are intended to aid the menially Charles. Laughton prorluction of | evening and 33 members being‘“e, pie 1" » vember she flew to Wa.»hlngton New BriUln avenue, Hartford, "Don Juan in Hell." i Covenant Congregational Church, retarded. j ''3 Spruce street, will speak at the sented with veterans pins. where she visited a week with her MORIARH BROTHERS I sei'vice tonight at 7:30 on "n ie The program will start wi^l/a yoijpgcr son and his family before TEL. MI-8-518.5 A t the meeting of the Manches A rentecostal meeting will be A daughter was horn on March Slipper to be served at 6:3P p. m, ! going on to Ran Francisco. While 315 CENTER STREET ter Public Health Nursing Asso held as u.sual tomorrow at 7:30 2 to Mr, and Mrs. .Tobn Otle. .Ir., Repuirements of Calvary." Rev. ■ .lames Hawkin.'.on of Middletown All members planning to attend ■ .she 'was in California she visited ciation held recently, it was re p. m. in Odd Fellows Hall. The of Durham. Conn. Mrs, Otte vas should make reservations by call I many places of interest. ported that a total of 18 glinics word of God will be preached and the former Eleanor .1. Weir, ' will lead the singing. with 88 paUents attending and a all are welcome to attend. Merle daughter of Mr. and ,'lr.s. Albert toUl of 742 vlsiU to patients weie Harrin will, he in charge of the .1. Weir, who formerly lived in The next meeting of the Man- made during the month of Febni- service. Manehester and are now re.siding ehe.ster Elks Lodge committee will ; ary. In Durham. he held ne;;l Wednesday, March ; Red Jets Rev. P b u I O. Prrikopy will take-^ ' 18, at the American Legion Home. for his subject at the Lenten serv-1 Mr, end >trs, Howard Keeney of There will be no meeting tonight. ice this evening .at 7:30, "Is Sin HP vienry street and ?fr. and Mrs. I , Describe Attack by Communist MIGh Really So Serious?" Ma? k . Holmes of 28 Woodbridge ' The five alternates to the Board Adlai Urges Personal Notices street have returned from a five of Governors elected at the meet Taft Asks Estimate Degree teams of Manchester weetes vacation spent in Florirla. ing of the Green Manor Associa,- Second Attack Resolution of Sympathy Orange wilt holrl a reliear.sal of Tliey made their headquarter.s at t'on .Monday night include James the thiifl ami fourth degrees to nenrwater. Craig. Elwin Mr>Jdam. Donn Men- F ree Asian TN MKMORT of Clavton T. Allison morrow at 8 p. in. in Orange Hall. dell. Mrs. Martha Radding and Who died Thursday. Kobruary Jfi. Of Spending in ’54 Oare again d«ath has Invaded our Tlie Keeney School PT A Is Floyr^ Sullivan. mldtt and called to the heavenly boiue ■'Sons were born fit the Hartford spon.sortng a food sale at the .1, Lands Uniie In ReicK ^ dearly beloved hrollier. The Golden Ho.spltai Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. W. Hale Department Store Satur I Mrs. Horace lyarned and Mrs. Qatewav has been opened wide to wel Fred Gllha, 11.5 F,Iiznhelh drive, day morning .starting at IP o'clock, B. K. Ciehore will attend the New ' Washington, March 12— (/P) th* 846 296. ^ , oot m military out- come him to the New Jerusalem. He York flower show tomorrow at the T a ft fR Ohin) mid •>■>’* •cheduled by Truman. All waa a true friend and always ready -to and to Mr, and Mrs. Leonard J. kfrs, . Hugo Benson will be in — ben. l a f t (K ., u m o) saia figures are for the fiscal Tokyo, March 12-:-(/P)— Lueneburjr, Germany, March 12— (/P)— Russian Jet fifl^tera aaatit Ir the welfare of his ronirades, charge. i Granil Central Ptilare. i f ’ And whereas the all wise and nierel- Wood, RFD 2. today he has asked Secretary y * ,, . starting July i. Adlai Stevenson called today 1 shot d-jwn a 3r:tiah foiir-enffined homher on the Eai^WeBt ful Master of the Universe has railed of the Treasurj’ Humphrey only after he get* an overall e«- I cur beloved and resperted hrnlher '' v . v v \ for a community of free Asian frontier today. It waa the second Communist attack oh Allied heme and he having been a true and and Budget director Joseph tlmate win he be able to chart the nations to meet the challenge ' military planes over Germany since Georsi Malenkov- boMiiie faithful comrade in our riuh. - rt.ntrfc.aa adminiatration'a course in the Sen- We resolve to send sincere con- Dodge to submit to Congres.8 .educing taxes, of Communism in the Orient. Soviet Prim* Minister. At least- datence to his family and that, a copy "W’hat we Americans foresee," four British airmen were reported of theae resolutiona be sent lo the be by Ma.V 1 an estimate of next Ohlo Senator added in an in- killed when two Soviet MiO-15a ]' reaved family, one to the local paper year’s federal spending. Taft, Iterview. Stevenson told the Japan-America ar.d one drafted on the mlniltea of our Society, "ia not only a free world ^ n t a Blow propeller-driven Lin- ! Club* the Senate Republican leader, i Taft *ald he personally want* to especially a commimlty of 'coin bomber crashing in flamea U.S. Weighs Brltlsh-American Club, Inc, said he thinks Humphrey and fj*t spending for th* ye*r bac'‘ ‘" | p,ciflc n.tlon* to bal*nee the great near th* Elb* river. the level of the 868,665,000,000 .free community of European _ » na Just 52 hour* earlier, an obsoles Bred Dickson. President. Dodge should be able to estimated by Truman a* cent American Thunderjet was Fred D. Baker. Rer. Secret sry. deliver by then at least an incoming. tions The defeated U. 8. presidential shot down by two Czechoslovak New Soviet In Memoriam “educated guess ’ on the size ■ Truman ba.*ed hi* estimate on candidate said Asia is the "area MIO-15S 300 miles south in U. 8.- sp rin g of possible cuts in former ; the expectation that the excess of decision" In the rroaern world occupled Bavaria, but the pilot Xs memory' of Msrgsrel Etnnamon President Truman’s $78,600,- profits tax on business would ex- and urged patiei ce in the struggle caped by parachut*. Beugan, who died March II, 1D40. Sheer Nylon Blouses and that an automatic “ Jet Attack 000.000 budgeU ^ , lloyr“cV with Communism In th* Orient. Th# two Incidents chilled Eu- , flwest m'emorles of you The Ohioan said heI.. understands i. iO.__y P«r__ _ cent____ reduction______in individual Stevenson declared he did not -rope with fear. They raised a quaa- " We will always treasure. bonnet Income taxes would go into effect tion whether new ehopt-to-ktii' Washington^ March 12—e^’) Loving you always. business-man teams sent to Eu think' war waa inevitable In the Forgetting s’ou never. rope by Mutual Security Adminis Dec. 31 "contest between freedom and des order* may have b«len uiued to — The second R«d fighter $ 2 - 9 8 . S ^ . 9 8 trator Harold E. Stassen will re Oiairman Daniel A. Reed (R.. potism." He said the contest would Ctommunlst flghtara patrolling th* - tack in 48 hours on Allied alp- Husbend. Son and Daughter. N. Y.) of the House Ways and NEW STRAW FABRIC port March 24. He said Stassen Involve "negotiation and adjust western air frontier of the Soviet craft over Germsnj: should be able by April 15 to esti Means committee has served no ment—conipVomise )uit not ap bloc. But a British Foraign Offlc* Card of Thanks Lace trim, jewel neckline or small collars. Nylon H's tha new canopy look for Spring . . . mate foreign aid needs, put at 87,- tice he will bring up by April 15 peasement.” heightened the East-W est seeraurkcr and nylon sheer. Sizes 32 to 38. White, 861.000.000 by Truman. his bill to advance the individual I'l would nevec shrink from crisis ' in oge of the most W« .wUh to thunk All mir frl^n'tii And Flowerefl at both .sides and veil trim. All new pink, yellow. BeiKhbors for thr Aympathy and kind- About th* aame time, Taft said, tax cut to July 1, if the House these if they would advance the IJeiit. Donald C. Smith, left, and Ueut. Warrex' Q. Brown, the two ir. M. Air Farm pilot* who Were Loadeu, March 12 — (fPl — la dangerous areas of (3oId W ar util AhomT) lit In thr rrrrnt Iova nf our colors. the Defense department should' ar security of the world," he said. flred at b.v tw'o Communlat MlG-15 Jet* over Germany's 17. S. zone, March le, nee plane models, formed soureee aald Prime Min conflict. mother and alatf'r. Mr». Mary A. (Continued on Page Thirteen) March II, to Illustrate attack for Intera-lewers at Welabaden. UeuL Browa, of Heaiteraoa, Coh>„ ThetnpAon. Wf al.'o wliih to thank rive at its possible savings from Stevenson is visiting Japan as ister rhuicklll has called aa em- House Speaker Martin (R-kUas.) tliMA who a^nt floworn and loaned the the first major stop on a four- parachuted to safety when hi* damaged plane went oat of rnntrol. and crashed. Lieut. Smith, nf margcacy eonfereace of Mgh told newsmen; "W * can't bo-h** UAt of their cart. $ month globe-circling tour. He Marynville, landed at his hnae undamagel. The Incident happened near the Oanch frontier during a goacrament offlctale tnniKht ta pected to let them raid our terri Pau^hter. Son. to 3.50 spoke to 800 members and guesta routine patrol. (AP WIrephoto via radio from Fi-ankfiirt.) goverament official* tonight lo tory without doing aomathlRg ihBters and Brother* of the Japan-America Society, BrIHah homher hy Soviet Jeto la about it." He daclincd to alaborata. whose members include prominent Gemiaay,,^ Diplomatic atid military authbrl- Cong];ress Gets Ike Americana in Japan and Japanese tlea her* sought full details fkrem leaders of government, business Reutlier Says news reports In an affort to and culture, Senators to Probe spokejman. In London,, aald It waa estimate th* impact of the glipol-' Turkey Slipper "In Korea.” Stevenson said, "th* too early Jo iay If the attacks In- Ing down of a British military FAMILY STIXE Millinery Dept. Reorganization Bid United Nations took a long step T-H Is Weapon dicat* a pattern. plane two days after Boviat-miMlo The-JWHALCeo toward building a security system Th* British bomber, cruising on jet fighters from CMehoslovaldt Venion Elmnvnfary 2nd Floor in Asia. M A M C w rm Conn- Against Union Shortages of Shells an exercia* flight about 30 mile* blasted an American patrol flfj^tgr S c h o o l "As an American, I am proud Washington, March '12-^/P)—President Eisenhower laid ______6 southeast of .Hamburg, West Ger from th* sky ovar tha Amariei^ Given by the RVSA before Congress today g reorganization plan setting up a new > that we had th* courage to resist many's largaat city, was attacked Zone In Germany. I ruthless, cynical aggression. His- Washington, March 12—(>P>— about 2:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. e.s.t) U. 8. officials in Initial raactlen Thursday, March 12 Federal Deoartment of Health, Education and Welfare to i tory will never record that Korea CIO President Walter Reuther aald Wa.shinsrton, March 12— (IP)— The Senate Armed Services In a cloud-flecked sky. ■aid th* incident* ml|d>t very 5:80 to 7:.80 i committee, convinced there has. been an ammunition short- take over the functions of the prc.sent Federal Security i was a useless war unless today's today the Taft-Hartley act has Horrifled Weet German eyewit be coincidental. But'on* dlplonutt Adults $1.25 Agency. heroism- Is watered wdth tomor- i agre in Korea, toda.v ordered-an inveatigation into who was nesses said they saw two Jet* pur cautioned: "You can't nil* • out worsened labor-management rela sue the bomber from the direction 'Children Under 12, 60c ^ e White House said the pres ' row's cowardice.” re.sponsible. Chairman Saltonstall (R., MasR.), aaid the group, sinything." ent FSA administrator, Mrs. Oveta { "Having failed to defeat us on tion* and given emplo”era "a new decided that critical shortages * of the Soviet tone, follow It over May Beck New CViata Home Made Apple Pie Culp Hobby, would become l^ecre- Ike May Void , the field of battle, th*. enemy in arsenal of weapons with which to charged by Gen. James A. "Van the British son* town of Blacked*, While it was conaldarad poaaibfa For Dessert Hale's Spring Fabrics tary of the- new department if, as ■ y g rwi , VWT I Korea now aeeka to defeat ua by beat u.s over the head.” Fleet, ictlring Korean anny flatd and con(inua aboeting at.lt aftar It that tha Boviatr outiMUbf' " expected, the plan becomw e«ec-' J|[ 6 S t S W O i l i exhausting our patience, Reuther said that, to carry out commander, "have been fully sub U. S. StiU Pay8 had already burst into flames. i tafiiad get-tough orders te^ I LePs Take A Look At live. __ __ ‘ !i "The Contest with tyranny Is not Prasident Eisenhower's pledge of sta Skat at ’Ckutlata I units, why it might do 'fUtt- Eisenhower submitted his pro too yard dash—it la a test of justib* end faimeSe in labor legis 'rftir c^rmii'n' Cl* West German police said Ihqjeta thing jKtmg, au«gMt«fc.^MM)t, posal under a gweral law permit endurance." lation,.the Taft-Hartley Act will appointipoint a flve-man aiibcommlUe# -R- O apparently also nfed at Ibe'BntUh may want to creal* ■ naw^i Bv Deipocrats : Stevenson said that in Asia "we heed "substanllal’’ changes. to1 moUonMk* onan InvootlsrofiAn.Investigation, ^ ^ ^ alHhbk when they were parachut in Burope to offset Americaii.l 36" Dan River ting him to draft plans for re-^ The CIO leader prepared a . Lowest Price Ever! shuffling government agencies In have a billion neighbors" and Saltortstall said this Inquiryswill ing to aarth. On* recovared para- ■urea In tha Far East, or to fhvart SPRING SUITS Washington, March 12 .— (/P\ — added: 15.000-woi'd statement for the ehut* had a cannon shell hole. attention from their auapeeted ^ the interest of economy and effi House Labor committee auggest- try to "pin this responatblllty on Voice Project ciency. The Eisenhower administration "I think I can assiira our friends people, on th* law or on economic An Air Force sergeant, Identifled ligna on th* Middle East. RE©. $1.19 shortly will issue an executive : In Asia that Ameriran will never ing removal of practically all as the bomber’s navigator, waa This law provides that luch major provisions of the present conditions." Washington, March 12 — IB — A It Is conceivable also, though WrinkI - Shed Plaid In Pale, Pretty Shades plans, once aubmitted to Congress, order setting aside all recent post- ' seek to dominate their political A resolution ordering the In picked up by a Weat German civil authorities hers conaidar It highly master exam* won by Democrats, law. The AFL recently proposed State Department lawyer testiflad ian car and driven to a hoapital. become effective 60 day.* later un much the same' thing. The com quiry was offered by Sen. Byrd unlikely, that the new Malenkov "W ESCO " 39" W ASHOMATIC The look ia unmialakali'.e! Our Indlvidualiat auita less the Senate or House adopts a highly-placed Republican Sena (Continued on Page Two) (D-Va.l, who has declared that today that a much-criticizcd but died en route. He had a bullet regime In Russia may have ordiwad tor said today. mittee is holding hearings on pos wound in the shoulder and hla neck ahow in their imaginative lines that from every mesntime a .resolution of disap sible revision of the 1P4'7 set. persons responsible for what he "Voice of America" radio project th* ahooUn|:e becaiia* of apprehea- angle they are fashion suits of the year. proval. • This was described as a neces termed thi* "criminal negligence", "Sar Seattle, previously announced had been broken In the parachute alon about any afforta of tha kraat* sary prst step In a series of moves "There will he some." said drop. BUTCHER TYPE Gingharns To he adopted, such a reaohition Reuther. "who will say that the should be punished aa suspended, is still costing the em power* to make trouble for tL to give Republicans a taste of the i jiovernmant 829,900 a -month. Another Injured airman, th* pi If so, it was thought, th* R* i J [■ \ / i ■ ■ , . 7 .'1 1 \f u'i .• t 1/ . ' I . I ■I j f . ! l/- { ' 1 1 d f . m- i - f I'