LI TUESDAY. JANUARY *7. IMS l»ACt WELV** Manct/eBtev lEtigtting- Hi^raliL
Department. Thera are 8000 foatsr (ViNO VANCHl .TLH 80U0N, ANDOVfK ■-OUJV.KiA a'.LMKl tem ple Chapter, O. B. 8., wiU homes In Connecticut. Manchester after its Bsoquet Is Promised* havekve a birthday party R ainbow Gii^ls Smith lineal Isads othsr towns with 88 bomss tomorrow eve- For Drive Committee A b ou t Tow n busim______meeting caring (or 158 children. Ding In the Masonic Temple. A program wUl be presented by the Are Installed The March of Dimes com Club Speaker Records since $038. ehow the Members et Trunk J. Menefleld tame amount of neglect ia then Mertee Cbrpe Leegue wfU meet et Matrons Aseodatiofi, and re mittee had an added Incentive Himudiatu rr-'A CUy o f VOIago Charm freshments will be served by a today for hitting Its $10,000 boom tlmee aa In deprimeion daya. the Array end Nevy Club tomor- In the adoption field the depart VITAMIN HoBMCcaiiod Blilk.. Atwhys frssh, rm> et’cnlng et 8 o'clock tor their committee of which Mrs. Maud foal. Chairman Robert Heck Commissioner Tells W<»- Dauchy and Mrs. Alice Hitt are Impressive Ceremony Is reported today that Chef Ar ment cannot supply half the de ' cragRgi, deHctoas. Ton’ll enjoy IL MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1148 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE POUB CENT! .mcr.thly buetncM seaeion. y o L . u x m . NO. lo o U) co-chairmen. 'The offleers will be Held at Masonic Tern* nold Pagan! has promised the men About • Public mand, 700 were completed lost in charge of decorations in the din cmnmlttee a banquet, on him. year. The Bmblom Club ennoonces e ing room. A large turnout of If the goal la reached In the WelfatT Program Mr. Smith etoeed hia talk trith Phono For A Rodtoauw Today pie; Those Seated ' »*1 •l-M « public card pcrty ft«r tomorrow members Is hoped for, especially local Polio campaign. a plea for aaeiatanoe. In locating evening et eight o'clock et the Elks " •/ • Can’ t Keep Good Flag Down W inter’ s Siege the long-time members. A large number o f relatives and The committee Is still more At the meeting of the Women's good foster homes where children Home, Mem^’cll Court, Rockville. than $8,000 dollars abort—but are liked,, but not needed os a friends were present last evening Club of Manchester last night, Mra. French Premier’s Former Solon Sees Mr. and Mrs. Peter Utvlnchyk thia is Manchester, so they source o f Income. Clothing la fur John Fischer who presided, called ^ i The Fellowcreft degree will be Of North Coventry, whose 41st at an impressive ceremony In the may make IL nished and a small amount paid Deals Further conferred after the buetnera eee- wedding anniversary occurs this Masonic Temple where the newly Mr. PaganI has pledged $50 attention to the lecturaa oponaored toward board. ■ion of Manchester Lodge of Me- week. wUl spend the day quietly to the fund to help reach the by the Service Bureau for Women's f At the attractively decorated re aoos, this evening. The Master elected and appointed officers of Program May W in owing to the recent death of Mrs. Manohester Assembly, Na 15, Or required total. Organizatlona which will be held freshment table Mre. Robert J. Severe Blows Mason degree will be conferred at Utvinchyk’s brother, Alex Kerne, Smith and Mre. Walter Gorman a special communication Tuesday,, der of Rainbow for Girls were in In the next two months. The first M enace If of Hackmatack street, which oc Europe stalled. will come on. January 29. Any poured. February 3. Refreshments and a curred Sunday, January 18. V* _ social hour will follow each meet- Miss Lois Doggart. daughter of Interested may contact Mra. Inclement Weather Af Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doggart of ^scher for tickets, which are free. iBf- ____ Dimes March By Slim Majority fects ' Many Segments Joan Tedford. 14-year-old daugh West street was Installed as Mra. Ward Green Jr„ Introduced Present Program CONSULT US ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Tedford worthy advisor. Miss Marjorie the speaker, Robert J, SmRh, the Of ‘ Business; Death Tlie Past Mistress Club of the o. 28 Knighton street. Is a pa Daughters o f Liberty, L.O.L.I., No. state welfaie commissioner, who AS YOU WOULD TOUR DOCTOR Under Red Control tient at St. Frar.cis, hospital, Hart Total Growing 185, will hold its monthly meeting Hioke on “Functions of the State For ‘French NighP OR YOUR LAWYER . . . ToU Is Nearly 100 tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at ford. welfare Department.” Hta items 8®***“*“ *" "••‘““■‘I Senate Seems from social workeraf reports soon < the home of Mrs. WUlIsm Saun-1 An entertainment, program th$t Aiirmhly Decide to The Youth Week social evening II k Now $ 2 ,0 0 0 in Po had his audience highly amused. IMn ageney la ready aad willing at al By The Associated Press LaFollette Says Ameri^ derson of 47 Edgerton street. j included yoesL Ins^mental and Abstain from Voting Gas Shortage Ice-Plagued Fireman will be held tomorrow evening 4t Since the State Welfare Depart tluiea to extaad prafeaaleaal advice on any Sure to Give winter's nkntleas stags of cold, can Independence Will lio Campaign; Priztis ment ranks second only to the nlgh- magical acta followed the pork'ple The monthly meeting of the i 7:30 in St. Mary’s Pariah house. fona a( Inearaaeo. There le abeetatoly ae ______On Monetary Pro snow u d Ice dealt furthar damag The recreation committee includes Now Being Displayed way department in spending tax supper served at the annual ing blows to X wide section of the Be TImatened If Na Highland Park PTA, postponed 1 payers' money, it Is a prognm of ebngaHea to buy, netther will you be nuh- M B H H H B m Idles 200,000 from Wednesday night of last week Allan Grant, Duffle Carlton, Janet French Night of Campbell coun- gram; Life of C^veru’ McCabe Okay country today. Gooding .ind the rector of St. Interest fo all citizens of Connecti JeeM to auy high preaaure aelllag. All wa uak Is that wa ha tions . of Western Eu^ because o f the hazardous travel* Although the mercury in Man cut. Mr. Smith spoke briefly of sll, Knights of Oolumbuo, at the givea the oppeitaalty to demoaatmto ear friendly aiirvtna la tha ment Now al Stake The inclement weather affected ing conditions, will take place to- Mary’s Episcopal church. Rev. Alfred L. Williams. All young chester thermometer did very the history cf Public Welfare dat K. of C. home last night. Theo hope that when you need nddHIoaal eaverage, you wHI tenMosber many segments of buskiess and In HUchigmn Consolidated rope and Dependencies n orrow evening In the school as little climbing throughout the ing back to colonial days when the dore LaGace was chairman of the oa lavoraMy, Fleiue fed free to eoaaalt as at aay tlaae^ Rememher, Eight of 13 Members dustry and mode idle thousands ofo sembly haU. At 7:30 children of people sre urged to plan to be pres Paris, Jan. 28.—(ff)—^Pre Fall Under Commun- < ent at this "All Youth Fun Night." weekend the local Polio drive total Poor Laws” from England were committee that arranged the Before Loaeca nappea, Insaire Wtth Lnppwi Of Banking Gimmittee workers. The death toll—In the Cuts O ff Deliveries the fifth grade will give a demon- had risen to $2,000 at 10 o ’clock aCopted here. event. mier Robert Schuman’e gold east, aouth and jnldwest — was ist Rule; Substantial etrmUon of folk dancing as taught this morning. This total repre nearly 160. To Industrial Plants Today the Old Age Assistance Grand Knight John F. 'nem ey program edged today toward Have No ObjectionB In the school, and Mrs. Anna M. The Democratic Town committee sented a fine gain over the offi The third ctdd wave In a week Help Seen Needed will meet tomorrow night at 8 department is the largest divialpn announced toward the end of the JOHN H. LAPPENg Incs possible victory by a sUm Clay, school nuise, will speak on cial figure listed Friday afternoon. rogram receipt of the news of To Truman’s Choice chilled residents from the Rockies T h e Health Program of the o’clock at the ZIpser Club on Brain- of the welfare department. The INSUBORS — RBALTORS margin. Socialists in the Na- Bulletin! The greater part of the increase Phe death o f Thomas J. ,Hasoett, Rnbtaow Boltdlag Telephone 8810 to the Atlantic coast A bllssard •School Child." The Highland Park ard Place from where they will go recipients must be 65 years of gge swept New Mexico. A numbing Detroit* . OB. 88 — (F) — Washington. Jan. 28.—(/P) was accounted for by returning who was a member of the council. Open Tlaraday Evealags—IrtO To OtOO P. M. tionid Assembly decided to school is not oil heated, the com en masse to the William P. Quish coin folders but to date this prin and have no legally liable relatives Bulletin! cold spread over Texas from the cnrtallroeat of industrial gas — Former Senator Robert M. Funeral Home to pay their respects to support them or more than $500 A special meeting of the council Let'Tkle Agency Handle All Year laxuraaee Prehlema abstain from voting on the to the Detroit area Idled on mittee explains. ciple Bource of revenue has lagged will be held Wedr.esilay evening at Weehlagtaa, Jaa. 8S.-HA7, Panhandle to the lower Rio LaFoUette (Prog., Wis.K said to Thomas Hassett, who was a In savings. premier’s monetary program, Grande volley. Snow falls In estimated 800.000 factory behind previous years. 7 o'clock to take action on the Beaater Tebey (B., N. H.), today that if weatem Euro Rev. Eric Norman of the Home nr ember of the committee. The feature o f this week’s cam The Aid to Dependent Children a party spokesman said. ■oM today he pcapaeee to fiad Tennessee measured from (our to workers today but the effeet division deals with 2700 famlliea death o f Mr. Hauett. 'Mission field in Maine Is expected paign will be the annual collection Might dva sagM Margta •at "who the forces were who 16 Inches. oa auto production this week pean nations and their de with 6500 children. The Federal to give an Illustrated lecture on his The Friendly Circle will hold Its held in. the local schools under the This might give Schuman tha Weat to the prealdeat aad gut Ice from three to six Inches deep probably will be less se^-ere pendencies fall “ under Com work at the Missionary service to meeting, postponed from last week, direction of Thomas Bentley. Last government and town share a per alight mo^;la be needa in the Ao- htaa to lenever’ Marriaer Be- covered Arkansas and other ports thOB originally anticipated. centage of the expense. munist control, we may not morrow evening at eight o’clock at tomorrow evening at the home of year the children contributed eembly for Ids g«dd proposal, up olea aa Federal Reserve'Board of the south hit by cold weather, Word’s Automotive Reports be able to maintain our effec the Covenant - Congregational Mrs. David Starrett of 28 Femdale MIsfi lids Dpffari nearly $800 to the Infantile Pa' Under the Commissioner of Pub Doe To Error on which he has stoked the life of cholrmaa. Tebey eirid he de- closing schools, impeding trofllc estlntoted the productloa loss lic Welfare, also come the mental tive independence.” church on Spruce street. drive. ralyaia fund. In Oar .^vt. Yesterday hie coallUon government. But it pteree the deiBotloa e( Bcclee and disrupting commimlcstlons. for the week «^l total about Brown, who was preMnted with A sound truck will take to the hoepitals. There are four Indian left doubt whether the Bodallsts, to rice chairmaa'oTttM beard. rticcat FaelSe typheoa wMdi strack the lelaad o f Tap this Osllfornls did not escape the 15,000 eon aad trucks lu the Ctose Boce hi Earope her pant worthy advisors Jewel streets this week through the tribies with about 30 people for now In the cabinet, could, oaoUnne pole took a beattog la the high wiads, hot OM Glory etUI antics of the elements. Gusts of Vultcd Stotes and Canada. LaFollette told the Senate For- acted oa Installing officer for the courtesy o f the U. S. Army Re whom the Department is respon Carnation Milk to function with, the ooulition. Washington, Jan. 88—(JT)— Hie Igh. 85 miles-sn-hour swept through eign Relations committee, consie- sible, also. evening, and was highly commend cruiting Service and Recruiting Was Advertised The blU to permit free gold Senate seemed ready today to go Ontario, Calif., and winds of be Detroit, Jan. 28—(F)— Some 800,' ering the administrotion'a pro Nowl Howl ed for her excellent work. Other Neglected children under six are trade in Prance la an intogral part tween SO and 60 m.p.h. in other posed four-jrcor recovery pro*' Sergeant Barrera who covera the along with President Truman's 000 Detroit workers were idle to Installing officers were Janet Manchester area. By this means committed to the commissioner 3 Cana 29c of the govemntont's monetary choice of Thornes B. McCabe to l»rts of the Son Bernardino val jpwm, that "today in Europe tn m Ritchie as chapIin, Betty Thrall as through the Juvenile Court. Those The Intended Price Was program devaluating the franc ley yesterday. ’Trees and some day aa the Michigan Consolidated is a close race between recovery NOME PEMMNENT it Is hoped to make the whole replace Marriner Eccles aa Federal marshal, Sandra Stuart as record town "cpinfolder oonscioua." over six go to the County WeUare a-.d aettlng up free currency mer- Reserve board chairman. Republicans Report telephone poles were felled as the Gas company—faced with a new and social dixlntegratlon." '*■*1111 winds whipped up heavy clouds of er. Downtown shoppers were view 2 Cant 29c TONIGHT ,«ket. ‘nte Socialists ia caucus yes There was some gnunbling by cold wave end a natural gas short' He said that economic recovery I. PUww K(f wMi Mrs. Thomas Dunbar, mother terday deeidtd unanimously to op dust and sand. The weather gen of western miropc will bo ’’dan ing with Interest today a display admirers of Ecclee,'but an infor erally In southern California was age— cut off furl dellvertaa to In advisor,'was installed for her third of the prizes to be awarded to the pose the gold fflcasure, the only gerously deloywl U not Jaopani- mal poll of the Senate Banking Taxes Can Be Cut clear. dustriol plants for at least a week. term by Mrs. Anna Robb, past 'Dimenigma” winner which Is lo toJUtHAMcew AMERICAN LEGION HOME phase of the prognm subject to committee showed that sight of ized ” without subetonUol help mother advisor, also members of LIQUORS "Bore PomIbUlty" «f Rota Hit by the blow that crippled the Ktaoley Nerdberg; from the United States, but made cated In the window of the Man parliamentary approval. tha 18 members have no objections auto Indust-y’s production here the advisory board. Miss Elizabeth In northern California forecast sheathed le lee fem i^ from spray clear that txulcally "orijy the Eu chester Division of the Connecti REASONABLE PRICES! ' Loonard Street flea d fttr Bopport to McCdbe. ers sold there was e “bare possi were the "big three” of the ear O. Smith, soloist during thia cere cut Light and Power Company on Four oald they have definitely Ways imd Means Com ohoM-crliig him la oub-zero weatb- ropean con save Europo.^ Schuman and his aides pleaded bility’’ of rain for the drought- manufacturing world — General a hose Mae up a slippery If Europe is to be aaved, he ceo- mony, rendered "The Little Pray Main street. for Socialist support to aava the decided to vote for him and four Motors Corp., Chrysler Oorp„ and er." Miss Joyce Longstreth who ARTHUR^S INDIVIDUAL^SEATS! DOOR PRIZES! mittee Members Fa stricken area but the Immediate Ilie'Meape while fighting a Mase tlnued, "the Europeona mmit act Anyone dealring a coin folder program. othera told reporters they see no News Tidbits prediction was for continued clear the Ford Motor Co. was soloist during the colorful re la the warehouse of Apace Prod vigorously to btiog inflaUon under can obtain one by telephoning 845 Main Street Secretary of State Pierre Abe- reason now for refusing. vor Knutson Slash; skies. The reglbn has been with Briggs Manufacturing Co. and tiring ceremony, sang "At The 2-0874. 23 Rofular Games •Ttother Amastog Action" C o lM From (/P) Wires ucts, Minneapolis automotive enp- control In ways that of* well on- Ua told newsmen after a cabinet out rain fo r more than five weeks. scores of smaller indiutrles also pty firm. (A P wtrephoto). deratood but for from f,i-)tst End of a Perfect Day." Clarence Chairman Tobey (R., N. H.)— Can Still Pay on Debt The current fuel shortage were affected. The order sus Wood again was organist and A tlantic meeting—the second in 12 boura Nothing the United SUtes con do Extra Special Gaipe! —the government could not coiw not one of this eight—promised brought further discomfort to pended gas dt liveries from 4 p.m. Manchester Assembly greatly ap a formal statement later on what British food ministry Increases will be effective unisra the Euro- , Si's '• * * tlnue If the g6ld clause met defeat. Washington, Jan. 28.—<4^ prices M much os 13 cents many communities os the cold yesterday until next Tuesday. peons do more." Theytra tmmi, tor eatiar wiad- preciates the many times he has Range and Fuel he celled Mr. Tniman’a “rather weather tightened its Icy grip over The goa company’s move, forced served in this capacity. PUBLIC Alice Cofran Schuman, Foreign Minister —Republican membera of tbs pttmsAjatIbr of 35 and 40 More Shocks ■ara'a whrTlie naw TONI Pro- log. wwotber curl.They’re ritM Georges Bidault and Finance Min amaslng action" in demoting the ores from the Rockies to New by what President Henry Fink Utgaa Fiopar 8o(cgaarde Ad^-tsory Board Members PENNY b i n g o ’ . REGULAR ..BINGO House Ways and Means com a pouad . . Mayer Oar- Meanwhile, the House Foreifn faariami Flattk Oirlais m Hr so your hair won't aMp. They're STENOGRAPHER istor Rene Mayer went before' Bccies to Tice chairman. Ehigland . called "the ifirst critical situation Advisory Board members In STARTS AT d:2b. a Senator Taylor (D., Idaho) ley's retora to office after federal Affaire committee heard (roos (M S nora curling aurfacc). ra-waN«, to save you nwneyl Readings Daily 7:30 TO 8:15* ' meeting of Socialist deputies after mittee said today taxes can No estimate was arallable os to the company ever has faced,” come Felt in IloUo stalled. Included Mrs. George F. M. BRODERICK OIL termed the proposed switch maU fraud sentence was a “dia- the number of workers made idle Herbert H. SchoU tost the Netke^ 169 Church St. Hartford the cabinet session in an attempt be cu t $6,300,000,000 and the grace,” says Rep. Adolph John JiAt a day after 200,000 auto work Beauregard as mistress of ceremo RuMbow "shocking,” but did not say how by closing down of plants and fac el AandSttM of MamriheturMa M Now Ddlwxo Wt BMg. 848 Main S t to swing the Soclaliste behind the government still can pay son Of Brockton . . . Joaephai ers returned to their Jobs following nies, Thomas Dunbar as master of TeL 8-1848 Telephone 6-2024 he intends to vote. Neither did tories to conserve fuel. 'However, “Ml (or Um MorriiBll plan. vMi ploitk curlen im KtgmHr Kit, fbtr atrkn. som 88 prmosal. Doalels, in bis wlU, sdmonlahad a week end suspension of fuel sup ceremonies. Mrs. Karl Fritz L. T. WOOD CO. Senator .Fulbright (D„ Ark.), al $ll,0()0.000,000, on the na in th* Detroit area alone on esti plies to Industrial vsera. C bnrdi rrapcariict Dinij- v t i M ------AUtrieuttm Ms treasurer, Mrs. Edward Ferris mdsult stepped out after the though ho declared It would be tional debt in the next two his children never to use the news- mated 800,000 workers were made meeting liad b m going on paperfa p e r iiehe‘.1sft"BWUi ‘.Is ft-BWUi to ‘‘MfP^PSte Blamed oa CoM Wefitoer a g e"ti. PbilipplD ei*^ secretary, Mrs. Alton Hall aa 51 Bisacll St. Tel. 4496 "mistake” to strip EcClea of the fiscal years. *ftr*r~'*"**r J"*'*"— when tke Mich It'wos hlanied 0(1' the lOfIgest' ______NAM chairman of the board, Elton >„ApdSS«i, • “ ■ fc'V-- .'■« chBIfiAfifilillk'ItS' hks held since' $ llj. eguto foe. pArsonar'prom or igan Consolidated Gas Company Ittteniatloaal Rilgtleea KinidilllM. "1 have the impreeslon that ' ^Approves Knotsoa's BUI preferment” . . Harvard gets siege of cold welther to grip this Srt ' at $11,500,000 Johnson as chairman of transpor Feb. 1. 1938. suspended all gas supplies to in aection of the coimtry in 12 years. xoid American toduotiF mm "m neither M. Schufiian nor I was The 15 O.OJ*. membera made eeeda of a tree believed extinct tation. Other members Include The otber two membera of the dustrial users. The order, to be in Low temperatures also were re altenmtlra" to the aU praanm. able to convince them," he said. that declaration when formally for one hundred million years and Manila, Jon. 88—(FI— Two addi Mrs. Arthur Hoagkund, Mr. and committee were not available for effect until next Tuesday, virtually sponsible for idling 15,000 workers LaFoUetto aecrad Mk foR m Finance Mlnlsier Mayer eon reporting to the House that the will seek to make them grow. Mrs. Herman Dlttmeyer, Karl comment. halted auto production In the mo In the Pittsburgh district—most of tional aftenhockx were' reported Prealdeat Tirumaalx Committee on tlnued the government attempts conunittee has approved Represen Fritz, Mm. Thomas Dunbar. Mr. CALL 5141 McCabe Is a Republican Indua- Cambridge University Debating tor city. them victims of industrial gas s today In the earthquake battered Foreign AW, headed by Secretory to change the Bociellsts* minds, tative Knutson's (R., Minn.) tax- and Mrs. John Fox, Mia. E. E. A I M DORA triollst who has been chairman of Society in Efogland has fun with Continued cold weather also was plies curtailments. city of nollo ex the central Phll- of Oommerce • Karrisosa. This Chapman, Miss Elizabeth Smith, — f o r — Ta Dtaeato Measure at Oaee slashing bilL the topic: "The Pilgrim Fa there group surveyed this countiyTi abil mentshop They said their calculation ia Ford apparently will suffer leas ippinea reckoned damage o f |S. : (Oratlnoed oa Page Eight) (Continned on Page Fourtcca) Mrs. Jack Smith. The Assembly has dacldad to landed upon Plymouth Rock, but In ity to extend aid os compared with baaed on a planned $3,000,000,000 by the sweeping order than other Association officers of Miss discuss the gold measure immodl the OBinion c f thia house it would big auto producers, since it main 600,000 to church profiles alone western Europe’s needs. Doggart will be the following; ately, as requested by the premier, cut In President Truman’s $39,- have been better for Plymouth and dlspatchsx told of 800 houset Reviewing this survey, he esld 700,000,000 budget tains its own standard gas equip Worthy Associate Advisor, Gloria CITY CAB H ius (ar the government has ment at the River Rouge plant. destroyed by hugs londsUdsa. the U. S. can opore the goods re Rock to have landed upon the The 10 conunittee Democrats Gibbons; Hope, Betty Chapman; not officially risked Its life on Violence Again p;ifrrirt Father*” . . Mavor Curley Arms Spending However, production at the quired (or aid "without aerieueljr Cliaiity, Marilyn Fox; Faith, Bai- SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS filed a statement sajrlng the Re The death toll was on unofficial the measure by demanding a vote of We-fo" m>»ireBt* shInT)In>r ■o'-'e Highland Park plant was sharply 28, and two famUles were missing impairing the opera tlon o f. our bara Hall; chaplain, Gertrude Ble publican-backed bill presents a econoeny." OIL BURNER OPEN ALL NIGHT of confidence. of that c*iv'.e enow to rtrouB-ht- curtailed, and continued operations on western Pansy island, of which vins; drill leader, Thelma Dowling; "threat of deficit spending for May Increase Parliamentary approval ia- nec Hits Palestine atrie’-en California. . . 7*ote"tiai at the tractor plant were dependent Iloilo is the capital. LqFonette has boon mentleaed recorder, Marjorie Brown; treasur fiscal year 1949, and a sulMtafitial upon success of a plan to preheat oa a pqoBihla dtreetor o f SERVICX AND REPAIRS essary only for the free gold trade risk to our fiscal solvency, national r’
V.- 4'.^, t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. POUR IIANCHKSTEK EVENING HERALP. MANCHESTER. CY)NN- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1941
parf^raumds with rsn se t to lift Here Is M sitchesler’s Great Dinienigm al W atch It Daily I aad spMA tiM h slte^tsr so Would New Designs e q u ip s WM MSS sBMpth aad Gmrt Qears^ ooatrol characteristics wars Isas In Helicopters satisfactory, particularly at slow Grill Owner B e Candidate speeds. With thrss bisdss, how- svor, ws have aa iabsisetly Noted Engiiieer & - Bewothsr hsiicoptsr, whils, with Judge Accepts Rccom- jje Wwly Tiili « TaMN Pine • taW laTilia Alabama Governor to two blades wt hsvo to strive for plaiiM ProbleniE o f the saioothiisao sad sloo bslld la oxtrs mendetion of Prosccu- Sed( Favorite Son weight aad strsagth to dofsst car- PHONE 5161, MANCHESTER Stains; Hits Truman Pint Machines tala ssrloos structural qulrka pe .tor in D ccth 824-828 M AIN STREET culiar to the twe-blodod snaago- LEESE INSURANCE aMat,** 'Montfomery, Ala., Jan. SS— Bast Hartford, Jan. $t-Coatrel Brldmqfoit, Jan. 28—OF—Ray Mr. Slkoraky forsssa no radical mond Cagganello, 40, a grill pro A G E N C Y Oov. Jamaa B. Folaom. Alabama’s mechanism amingemsnts, sllmina- tion or reduction of vibrsUon, and changes In the helicopter's ap prietor whom the county ooroner tall govtmor, announced yesterday pearance. "Some designers,** ha held responsible for the death of Gcnehil Insuranet providing longevity of life of the one of his patrons, hsa been cleared ha would be a candidate for the says, "confidmtally predict the 88 Walker St. Phone 8627 Democratic presidential nomina machitfo were the major problems use of several roters In the large bi the City court. facing habcopter designers when Judge Otto H. LaMacchla yea- tion. helicopters of the future. How they started, to develop direct lift ever. I still bellevt that s helicop terday accepted the recommenda Folsom, 3»-year-old former In ter with s very large single rotor tion ot Proa senior Meyer Dworktn surance man from the sntall, mid- aircraft almoik a. decade ago, ac that a charge of broach of tho Alabama town of Cullman, said cording to IgorT. SIkondey, tamed srill remain the answer to numy problems.” peace not ne pressed against Cag- he would eeck favorite son status aeronautical englitcer and helicop gansllo. b. the May 4 state primary to name ter pioneer. The helicopttr, as it approaches n;ilita r y Mr. Slkoraky, englrt^artiur man Coroner Thsodoro E. Steiber had Sslefatea to the national party con- Its tenth birthday, has fulflilsd be nied a rinding scying the grill pro Tsntlon. ager of Sikorsky Aircraft Division yond questicn one of Its principal of United Aircraft Oofporation prietor was rcsponaibls for the WHIST February In his annoimccment, Folsom, functions that of bringing new death of Sidney Hamm, S6, which Who has been governor Just and the man who gave America •tandarcle of safety to man’e con its first successful helicopter, to- occurred on June 15 last year. Friday, Jan. .*i0, 8:00 P. M. slightly more than a year, said quest of the mil, Mr. Sikorsky be Dworkin told the court that • Fresident Truman was "not run. dsy reviewed • the steps which lieves. **CertAlnly, nothing has brought the Slkoraky craft to its Cegganello had ejected Hamm HOLIJSTER SCHOOL alng" either the party or the na pleased me and members of the from his place when the latter be '.*1 tion. preaent stage of development and commented upon future helicopter Sikorsky organization so much aa came d'sorderly, that Hamm was HALI. He also declared that Truman trends. the scores of rescues the helicop knocked to the atdswalk and suf ••has got himself hog-tied” by “the ter hsa made lives saved by the fered Injuries from which he died Sponsored By Hollister PTA monopolists, the brass hats, the Tracing helicopter progress from his first craft, the VB-300, youngest of sU slrcraft" several weeks later. Prizes! Refreshments! grain specuiatuis and the Wall "There Is no svldsncs, however," street lawyers” which made its initial flight In Admission 60 Cents 1939, Mr. Sikorsky said: "Strange Deteetfva Boreon Hood Dies ths prosecutor ad^ed, "that Mr. By his declaration for the presi ly enough, this first craft had sub- Cagganello was responsible for the dency, the six-foot, eight i :ch stantlBlly the same configuration Bridgeport, Jsn . 28 —(Pi ~ Capt. blow which knocked Mr. Hamm Fplsom, projected his statewide as our present production model, down.” platform to a national basis. Joseph A. Morti.\ head of the the S-91, that is. It had a single Bridgeport DctectiPe bureau since Dworkin raid his office and the Has Fought CoBstantly main rotor and a single torque- 1941 and a member of the police police had investigsted ths case. give the name of the person, place ^ compensating rotor at the tail.” Furniture He has fought constantly against Here is a simple contest open to forc» for 27 ye.trs, died last night “them lying newspapers," mon- all in the Manchester area for or thing which will eventually a]V Final Clues: Is Best Arrangement in St. Vincent's hospital after a opolista, Wall street and his own wonderful prizes. All you need to pear In the above space. At the Studies thus far show that con long illness. He joined the force Legislature sirce assuming office. do is to add ten words to this sen close of the rampaigii all of those Beneati. 2 Ft. figuration to be the beet arrange- as a patrolRUUi'' in 1920 and.rose Alice Cofran The Legislature has approved only tence: I believe the Manchester who have guessed the name will ment, Mr. Sikorsky believes, but throu^ the ranks to attain aettiig be Judged as to the merits of their Feet ? O’er a acore. , one plank m the platform — in Polio Drive is worthy because-----. adds that the helicopter la still cantiln's rank in 19(1 and permbt Re0dingi Daily i MENS UiGV^S SHOP creased salaries for teachers. Write your, name and address in composition. No employee f>f The In YesriT AgM. new and new knowledge is con nent captain two years later. He' MRtrt Though Folsom's declaration did the right hand corner of your letter Herald or their families or prin stantly being gained. "We start was a native of Bridgeport and 169 Church St. Hartford not mention the race issue, two end enclose one dollar. Then leave cipals in the March of Dimes cam And More. ed with the basic idea of a single was well known in police circles Telephone 6-2024 M-W VACUUM CLEANERS REDUCED! NM toOOr GNPpf southern states, Mississippi and >^ur envelope or mail it to either paign arc eligible. Only one per a a a main rotor carrying all, or most of throughout the state. Alabama, have been talking se- the Manchester Post Office at the son knows the ansever. This an the welAt of the aircraft,” he JANUARY Center. Sub-station A at the {4orth swer has been deposited in the It'S In Manehester's Weat Side, eesaion from the national party. a a a says. “To date our experience has Qioose your M-W NOW and save! Famous Cylinder M-W cleans with 4 9 8 8 The Alabama Democratic Ex End, or Walter Buckley at the vault at the Manchester Trust only served to confirm our idees ecutive committee formally warned Manchester Trust Company, mark Company and will only be opened It’S north of Wetherell street on the subjci^ There is a possi CLEARANCE powerful suction; comes with 10 tools. M-W Upright’s new Beatcr-Bnish s»aw.rK is 01 the party In a resolution that in ed "Manchester March of Dimes, at the call of the Judges at the t o o bility, thoughTthat we may return clusion of an anti-segregation plank Manchester, Conn.” end of the drive. to the use of an auxiliary rotor to clcsnfl your rugft faster vul better! •U pright attachm ents...... 14.95 ft r In the national platform might Three Judges, ell clergymen, will Please, please, do not think that What It la, la spelled out carry a part of the weight and to WOOL SHIRTS force the south to choose between pick out the beat three letters each this Is the only way to contribute in thia word: furnish a means of longitudinal Regttterly 811.9-1 and $12.98 party Idyalty and tradition. day as they are received. Then a to Manchester’s Marcli of Dimes. trimn'.ing, or possibly, longitudinal Alabama’s action followed a committee from the March of As the drlv' develops there will be HISPANOLA control of the aircraft.” $8.98 Dimes will visit the homes of these many opportunities. Our goal threat to secede from the party by It Is off Hartford Roadaide. Favors Three Blades Oov. Fielding L. Wright of Mis- three winners and ask them to thla year is $10,000. Mr. Sikorsky favors a three- Regulariy 88.98 slsalppi in hia inaugural address. bladed rotor over one with two W r is t’s grounds were the same. Aresnslatlas Prius It is a game. blades. ‘'We tried two bladca," he $6.98 Cbe«t •( SIlTer Serrlee tor S, Drwejr* • Haa'o Salt. Hool la tho •taro. Bo(al • • E reveals, "It showed Juat as good Blrhmaa Co. Wea'a Hbop. Regulariy 88.88 aad 81A8 MOOIRN WALNUT MELLOW-TONED Always a target in war. 4 9 9 5 STANDARD MODEL New York Favors IIS Parrhaoe CortlSrato, Irailarlior Waal Flllad Fat, Tha Tastllo Stare. CIOAR CHEST TABI.E RADIO 9450 M-W OAS RANGE 129^^ Stadlo. $4.98 NOW JUST Liatoaolaa aad Chaalrar Barrica, More duel wlU be added So lovely—so useful! Walnut veneer lU Work CcrtlBrotr oa yoar oar Barks Faaeral Raaa. 6 M M S (Nat Exaetljr As lUustrated) . Regularly 82.98 Sec this new gas range! Every extra Municipal Lottery Crattoaiaa Aato Bodx. ed, with Red O dar lining; dust strip. Fine, clear lone and brown plastic beauty Lady's IM Salt, Wllraoe Draao Shop. Advertisement— feature means better cooking for yonl IIS.M Drooo, Bock'a. $1.98 •t a new low price! 4 x 6-in, apeakerl New Tork, Jan. 2»— j.’.' IfANCHESTCR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1»4§ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28, 194f places and into the steel mllliaakeu employes to.,iae the regular arises from Jia fact that IM mil furnaces as rapidly a/t possible. collection agencies to get scrap lion tons of ateel went into mak and made public yeaUrdsiy, ac Scrap Metal *t>Be of Urttlea* M ortage*" metal flowing tnv.’srd the mills, ing war supplies and lend-leooe Leonard Thrall, maatar, gaiA a Ham Savitt Savltt’s, Inc., Haii- ione cused the seven o f conspiracy, ‘ "S^rsp metal is ?ne of our most and added: msteriata for our foreign olliea. report of the Connecticut State ford; George Tomaccio. G. Fox, Seven Accused Opposes Cut Calls Meeting Hartford; Sam Elovita, Hub using the malla 'to defraud and critical ahortogea." Wilson aaid .‘ T h e steel industry in this This is the equivalent of three Cl Orange. An illuatrated lecture on vloIaBon of the securities act. E tiv e Urged country requl-ea 35 to 50 tons of years’ scrap nesda o f tbs steel in Food and Health was given by Storea, Inc., Hartford; Milton in a massage to employes. "The Green, Henry. Moran A Sons, New It aaid that Dr. Harold R. Rec lock o f It held production down in scrap to produce IM tons of fin dustry. VaiV Httle o t thu steel has Miss Julia Shea, nutritioniat at Of Conspiracy 70 Years Ago On Radio Show BriUln, William Mehan. Rack- tor o f Richland, Wash., was do- ished steel . . come bock into the United States In Sales Tax tht Connecticut Dairy and Food 1947. AUTO B d lf life's Inc., New Britain and Rus- scribed in the literature diatrtbut- General Motors rresi- "Scrap metal drtvea were one "The present shertaga of scrap scrap market.'’ Council. The sound projector was aell Potterton, Potterton. Inc.. ed by the group as "a ke> atomic o f the fimatest contrfbutlona DUKETT BaOTHEan SS3-SS4 i operated by Irving Foster, Elea metciol poMlbUltica of Bell's tele dent Points fo Nation's Two Weeks Display of Manchester. Mr. Tomaccio la $200,000 Collected in scientist in the development of the Trio o l Connecticut Yan- j phone. They cMppcd U» thalr EXPEBT PAINTINO AND COLOE Macdonald Sees No nor Spencer and Martha Irwin made by civilians during the war chairman of the group. Co-chair atomic bomb at the Hanford proj Thursday Night share of the ISOS with which Ooy to keep our wartime steel output ooMPunrs aEnNianiNo V . gave readings and Lois Watson, New Models Planned Scheme for Recovering kees Put Bellas ‘New- Need at Present AO Work Oaaraatoed! ImneSlato Seevtoo! ' Way to Exempt ‘Bare men Include Mr. Naaaau, Mr. ect." built the first telephcne exchange up. Today, the economic import assistant lecturer, led in group An Type*M of Wreck* OanspletelyCeoeolelely aepalroSaefalroS Uha Now! SI Green and Mr. Potterton. Gold from Sand Erickson said Rector waa a P a n g l^ Contraption^ and linked the 31 original aub- singing. A t the next meeting, Feb. At Dealer Stores AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING Detroit, Jan. 38— Asserting ance o f getting the scrap iron and WRECKEB Sn^lC E — 'mjBPflONm S-lStt Necessities of Life’ Richland chiropractor and that acrlbera together with golvoniaed 10. Ira Wilcox, State Overseer, that unless the flow of acrap steel into the mills U aa great as (For Nlgkt Wreelwr Senrita CaB while he worked on the Hanford AU ^ingo Ptayera Into Business Use 1iron wire looped hosardoualy from 11 will speak on "Ritual Work in the Plans for a two-week special Spokane, Wgsh., Jan. 28.—(C)— metal to the steel mills is inqraao- the patriotic motives were during HartfoM, Jan. 28—liO—Oppoal- Seven persona, .one o f them a for project during the war, "his job trees and roof-topa. the war." SHOP REFRESHED AHD Grange.” After the meeting there showing from February 23 to Wheel Flies Off CordiMy invited fo Attend! First Origlnw Hobaeriher ed substantially automotive pro m m M Uon tn the pv>po*««l 1 P**" mer employe of the Hanford was to test water before they put B.V Carl r. aiMiell | The General Motors president will be a box aoclal. Saturday. The Rev. John E. Todd, pastor duction this year will .suffer ma March 6 of 1948 model radios in (Wash.) atomic energy project, it in boilers to aee that it would } ' New Hflvon. Jan. 28 — <83 — A ^ aalea and use tax because It would Feb. 7, Pomona Grange will meet of "the Church . of the Redeemer, terially, C. E. Wilson, president of the stores of Hartford and vicinity Big Trailer Truck were under arrest . today on not corrode the pipes.” m not make poaslblc exemption of at Bolton, Wapping will be repre trio Of ConnacUcut Yankees p u l; was the first of the original 21 General Motors Cogp- today called will be repeated for the retailers, charges that they collected 1200,- Otheps named in the indictment "the bare necessities of life" was sented on the program with Pros Alexander Qriabam Bell'a “ new-* subacribera o f the New Haven Dis on Its employes, dealers and plant TAKE A CARTOH HOME were F. Nemec, Westcoft B. per burette giving Impersona ary S at an evening meeting in the An accident without resulting 000 from investors w it h '« scheme, trict Telephone Company, os Coy's managers to cooperate in a na FENDER AND BODY expressed today by the Senate Clarke and Bonewlex X. Dawson, fanglod contraption," (he tele-' RANGE AND FUEL Oil tions. There art. two Wapping Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Bond damage was reported to police at for recovering fold from black venture was known. tionwide voluntary scrap metal chairman of the Ix^Rislature's Fi sand, U. S. Attorney R arvey arrested tn Los Angeles; Stanley pMono, to tta flrat commercial uae. members, Mrs. Rose Thrall and by Donald Cohon, vice president of 4:30 a. m. today when a large dual 'The company atorted tta second drive. WORK nance committee. wheel flew off a trailer truck at Erickson reported. . E. RIdiardson, Richland; Henry here 70 yeara ago today. . > Mrs. Prosper Durette, who belong Stem A Company and chairman of W ith an initial Irivcatment o f month with 50 subscribers and the As explained to GM's 365,000 Senator Herbert 8. Macdonald. the dlatnbutora committee in the north end. A secret indictment returned by P. Schwarts, Seattle, and Flora world's first telephone directory. employes, 15,000 dealera and Solimene and Khtfig. Inc. Wholesale Gasoline to the Court at Pomona. a Federal grand ju ry here Jan. 19 L. carpenter, Spokane. IS M and 21 aubaertbere, they New Haven Republican and head Fuel administrator. George charge of the event. Coming from northern pointa Ten o f the original subscribers others the purpose o f the drive is toward New York, the trailer brought into ’ being the world'a 834 Center Street of the committee which will write Enes urges people not to wait un A skit, "The Strife of Roily," ^ still are Hated In the New Haven •to gift every pound of scrap truck, operated by Arthur A flrflt telephone exchange, thus the new tax bill, said the suftsest- til their tanka are dry before call portraying the life of an average pioneering Today'a multi-billion telephone director^’, including The metal out of the homes, farms, Tremblay of Southbridge, Mass,, now! New Haven Evening Register and ed measure was "undesirable” as ing for oil. When there la at least radio aalesman for one day, which factoriea and other business had reached a point on North dollar telepbnne industry which Bantly Oil Company It would mean taxing of restaurant two days' supply remaining to call was presented to diatributora Mon The Yale Dally News, which i>ub- Main street just west of Apel’a opflblea S8,M0.M0 peraona to think meats, fuel,' gas and electricity for the Committee at the Town Hall day morning at tbe Hotel Bond, little Of their kbility to call atmoat llahed its first issue on the day the Opposite The Armory home use, children's clothing— and will be repeated fod the retallera. crossing when the lugs on thg dual “DANCE, BALLERINA DANCE” first telephone exchange open during the morning, Hartford wheel on the left side o f the trail ttiyona, anyu’here,. anytlmei, 331 Main Street Td. 5293 or M M ^ J posnibly food purchased at grocery Sponsored by the Radio Manufac- ' Invontiv of Swftcbbdard ed. DUNK BEDS division 8-3317 snd Wapping Ap er let go. Haff-pric« The first telephones were wood store.s. turera Aasoclation, the skit em- IN ONE OF OUR Civil War Veteran George W. pliance Co.. Manchester 2-9240 According to the report , the en instruments into which the sub "While we naturally want as phaaisea the Importance of radio Coy InventM the firat telephone from 1 to 9 p. m. The committee wheel dropped to the pavement scriber shouted r'.!,l then bent an For The Finest low a rate as poasible,” the sena- assisting Mr bnea arc Mrs. Helen as a personal possesilon. Current SaM awltebboflrd to make all thia po.a- tor explained, "1 don't- think we I promotional theme of RMA is "A without much motion. The truck ear to listen. To make a call he F. R. One Hhelf Ahern. Mis.x Edna Stager, Peter was halted and repairs were ef aiblo, contriving It o f discarded, pressed a button which rang a bell Darkroom should drop it to 1 per cent at the Radio In Every Room, A Radio for buatta flta«fl and carriage boltn. Kostek, Thomas Burgess, Sr., and fected later. BALLERINA SKIRTS in the central office where the op Everything You NEED sacrifice of necessary exemptions." Everyone." Tony Dworak IHe waa manager of the local of- erator, usually a young man, was For Developing and He said he would favor such a Mrs. Leigh Strong of Sullivan During the half-hour skit, which Sm o f the Atlantic ami Pacific rate only If produced sufficient There are 4,750,000 eommerelal standing in front of the switch Printing avenue is a patient at the Hart- was produced and directed with lYJegraph company and for aome- revenue with the “ proper ijxemp- truck drivert in the United States. board. The operator would ray $13.65 the cooperation of the Randall tima bad been working on a ays- "Hello," or "What'a wanted,” gnd tipns.' He added that lie "serioua- | ford honpital. School here, a movie, "L e t’s Get SPECIAL tgm for ttijKin.g hts company's aub- throw a switch to make the neces ARTHUR ly doubted If that coidd be done" T -t y H -r Personal,” showing the advantag aertbeja by wire to his office. ^ sary connection. DRUG STORES Sees Tax Working "Hardship" es of a radio for every member of Then one night be was among ONCI-A.YIAR Notified by C'Inekkig Noise gt5 Main Street Senator Macdonald, referred to | «the family, will be ahown. a handful o f N ew Haveners who Grain Use Liniil PURCHASE! When a subscriber received a Rnblnow BMg. as one of the "fathers " of the pres- | Ooples of a questionnaire which raw ProfetRaqr Belt demonstrate INSURE SPICIAl call he was notified by the cluck ent sales and use tax law. .said he 1 retailers wUI ask consumer public his telephone' at the Skiff Opera Power Will Jiliid w ith ing noise which came from the ARMY SURPLUS would like to see meals under $1 i of the Hartford area to nn in dur house. The professor explained Fine Quality diaphragm of his tclephoito. The la tax free under any new legislation. ing the two-week display period McKlNNEY BROTHERS how speech was transmitted and Conqitete with 4! 1 A O K device which generated this noise He felt the present tax on such Washington, Jan. 28—(A')—The will be distributed. Composed of predicted that somcilay the tele 3 S p rin g s---- ^ Real Estate sad laanraaee Teka Rayon got to b2 known a.s "Coy’s chick meals "works a hardship" on many government’s power to limit use of IS questions on the number of ra 005 ftlAlN ST. TEU MM phone would be in use in buildings Mattresses Available persons who are forced by necessi just aa gas and water were aup- en." grain in whiskey wJM^d Saturday. dios in the home, their placement, But, as the bell replaced "Coy’s Home Seekers!!! ty to eat out. listening habits of the family, etc., Ballerina Skirts plied. MAIL ORDERS ' Meanwhile, the legislator and Tlie House BarfcipgS-SOlJ^lttee No Ooncrrfe Suggestinn chicken” so did girls, who were it will be used as one basis of a and called more reliable and courteous, SINGLES, DOUBLES. his committee are awaiting an killed by a 12 to 9 voU yi^erday survey to determine potential cus Wind Weather Lotion CToy waa interested and asked Springfield Tel. 2-19.38 analvtlcal report of tax possibili a bill to continue the curbs through Bell to explain how the telephone replace the boys who sometimes 4 FAMILIES. LOTS AND tomers and buying habits of resi NOW rot A UMino luu argued with the subscribers. ties by Dr. Olenn Saxon of Yale February. could com, into commercial use, • FITS IN S M A LL R (- We’ve already re Ends Febninry ceived our first 1918 B E N D IX — and yours will be here soon. CLEARANCE They’re on the way! If It's easy to enter-'easy to win one of the 170 big prizes! you haven’t already closed yoqr purchase, Group! Just visit your nearby Kaiser-Frazer dealer and Ret, your/rec ) please dont* delay. Do it now! Help us to help 7 Boys' Coat and contest entry blank. With It you’ll get a free tip sheet contain ) you Htarl enjoying $ 3 o o your own BENDIX as Legging Sets with Hots ing the official rules of the contest, a list of the prizes and some Sizes 1 to 3 quickly as possible! helpful facts about Kaiser and Frazer cars. There’s no obligation — no purchase necessary. On the entry blank in your own 4 Girls'Winter ) $ ( words complete this sentence in 25 words or less: “ New Kaiser 9 2 8 0 What you do: ^ m cloUin, cat Coot and Legging Sets 3.06 add map. and Frazer can appeal to me because . . Then mail it in. Reg. $18.98 What the BENDIX does: Alia it- Remember, it’s simplicity and sinceri^ that count. Be sure |liberal terms., use our layaway flan., big allowances fgr^ our old fur coat Mlf, tumblts elothaa cloon, thoroiithly IXaUSIVI TUMtlk ACTION! tumbla rintea, driaa clotbm ready far tha t— kl«i dodm Hirmeb .wdi 40 Una or dryer, cleani and empUoa itmlf, and to get an entry blank from your Kaiser-Frazer dealer today! Miati • mimM, yai M tartly ohuU off-all automatically I The Bendix takaa only 4 oquara foot of floor wfftxm— Srtt avan.4!rt,.)(fb«to lowndor flta parfoctiy in Utchan, bathroom', utility Group 2 EVERY GOAT banvHMIy. - room or laundry. ) LAST DAYS 10 Boys' Spring ( USWI TO Mtwscon MiXT TUISDAY OViX GUARANTEED Coat and Hot Sets $3-00 ) JANUARY ( MUrUAl FOR WniMlXS Of THf 4tk COMTiST FOR 5 YEARS Sizes 1 to 4 SALE BENDIX*’^ Home Laundry ( ) 14 Girls' Spring ( KAISER-FRAZER CORPORATION ) FVRRtEtts FOR ONEmTBiRD cf:iVTC/iir....66 PRATT.STREETp^HARTFORD B: D. PEARL'S 1^ WILLOW aUN, MICHIOAN ^ > APPUANCE AND FURNITURE Coot and Hat Sets $ 4 ' 0 0 ‘ : Salw; Senrice And Installation Sizfls 1 to 4 ^JMAIN STREET PHONE 7590 ( ...... i , : m 1. ^ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28. 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANtmESTBK. CUNN. WEDNIS8DAY, JANUARY 28. 194S row before a Superior eourt fory charged that Lieut. Victor caarke. commander ot tbe Bethany bar strength of the English people and settled back in a deep chair by u Conspiracy TruJ on a charge oC consptraey to vie- only dotatlAM.of opr p^went ptotIA STl|«FfntR«adcr late tbe laws Mmlnst gambHnf. - racks, bad been offered a share of 4|«tKl|ratrr problams, tbom onraelvas roAdy to their Inspiring devotion' to their unllghted fireplace in his study tbe "take” to wink at gambling Screen Star king and queen. No more admiring Senate S^ms aad tidked about hla father, Wil Local Garbage Collectors Arthur T. Gorman, aaslsfant be r«qion8lve to theae Ruaaiaii Starts Tomorrow atate’a attorney for New Haven games which were to be operated visitor ever left London—nor one liam R. McCabe. The New W orld Almanac In Dmby and Oxford. Clarke ^EuMtiQ l|rraUk stTAWB, taady to mirtura Uiem In more dedicated to a good neighbor McCabe, though a Republican, county, aaM tbe trial of abotber Stirs London . SuretoGive Are Seriously Handicapped New Haven, Jaa. 88—(Jrh-Two case, onw In Tuogreea, nravented brought about tbe arreots by pre R T M _ _ to aomethlBC atora aubataatlAl and helpfulness, manages to got along with the Parsftetivt on ncnsationfll nows events of Isst yenr, tending to fan in with tbe silk ed _ »o CO. « a “ Specific replies to such garbled, Democrats too. UncMr a Demo Newark, N. J., men. held In con Oiaries tlMiriiM, 88, aad Louia De- BigTiUlcAnt If that la poaalble. Wa Beadctto. 88, from apfwaring in scheme. It « l ^ StlMt generalized statements as have cratic administration he has held flroridod In 1948 issne. nection with an alleged attempt lUMbMlH', Omn. must. If wa can In the midst of Loretta Young^a Oliseiv been reportedly attributed to me in M cCd)e Okay five important government posts, ()hly one regular garbage col such housee os they are unable t ; ooiprt today, as schsdulad. THOlIAa rBItOOKMt service, and such owners will bj to bribe a state pollde Ucutonant, They are among' 18 men who Ih e population of BrasU aver- >TM., TtM*.. Om 'I MaMRT our own increasing war psychol the London papers will be made as the last u "Uncle Sam’s Ko. 1 lection round la now possible, u - Ry Barry 4-long they served are subjects ot vations About Trip Hit soon as I am fully informed as to (CMtteasd rrsM Pagu Om ) advised why they were skipped. are ocbeduled to go on trial tomor Wer% arreeted after state police agaa 18.88 people per square mlla. r»«i>4*4 Oet«b«r >. IML ogy, remember that the only salcsmu” re^ n slb le for the sale r present oondRIens, where For the 6Srd year the book that perennial lm|illry. Tbe World A l what I am suppoaed to have said of $5,700,000,(K)0 In surplus prop manac is not conrinc .d that Betsy MMm< Uftrf CvMitBft IxMpt sound obJecUtre of our policy to Front Pages Today the FhllaOeIpbia Federal Reserve three could be mads la normal haa proved ItsHf an Indispensable WHY YOU SHOULD' I- the first place. erty abroad. ay and Rolldaya Bntatad at tM ward Russia must be the reaching weather. It was reported today. Men to Prepare only of the Prssldsnta, but of tbsir oClM at MaaelMatar, Conn., a* “Nothing uill put an end to my bank since 1N8. Favors Deeu tra Uiatlea reference work to Auerlcans from Wives. In the course of the biog idOtata Mall Hattar. of agreement and the attainment London, Jan. 28— —Holly earnest desire to do those humble, No Hoose Aefloa Requlri d Oompileating the OMvemmt of the Actually, the Senate urlll vote Although, the 5S-year-old Penn- trucks themsslves throu^ narrow coast to joast is available once raphy of Abraham Lincoln It of cooperation. It our policy pro wood Screen Star Loretta Young’s helpful things that lie within any Chureh Supper rints the Gettysburg sidreas. MOBKKIPnON BATC8 good neighbor’s power." merely to confirm him aa a mem sylvanlu sometimes has been streets la the fact that leas th u More aa The World Almarjtc and BUY PANTS at REGAL gm Taar by Mall ...... JIJW duces only tdar. It Is bankrupt. observations about her recent called a "Republican New Dealer" »k of Facts for 1948. Edited by Many Amerlcsna will be surprised iS i Bwntba by Mall ...... f »-W ber of the reserve system’s board half of the housekeepers In'town trip to London hit the front pages of governors. The choice of ht. said he has “strong convictions have attempted to co-operat' with ^orth Methodist Men’s Chib Eastman Irvins and a staff of to learn that four of the first six Om moetb by Mall ...... today. The reaction generally was that you wartt as much decentrall- Prssldsnta—John Adams, Thomas >Uvla Copy ...... * •*{♦ Tlie National Point Of View chairman is up to the president the collectors by making easy a ^ BMmbers will prepare and serve a raxperta who are on duty tbe year Waakly, by Carrier ...... a shocked but re. and the Cadillac fsatoTy Is dowa vialoaally Joined India and Indian Lorda Anderson, oarton o f olgar- end Mr. JCtns^ was bora te Lnw- troops now are lighting Moelem ettas; Dr. Olmsted, cage of beer; Strife Viewed fo r a Aodel ebaageoyer. / ■ Sriow sH ci^ :^ "Studettts Here ranco, M eee D sesmher tth, 1 6 ^ OilShortage '^lio Drive tribal invaders. Lorda Anderson, photoa. Bflgga State Oaqpistely the eon od the Into Heoty aad Nome Abbott Kliw. Bo waa frad- The dtoegreement hinged Stanley ChesMy, who makes an Briggs shut dbWB completely. uatod from Barvard Itelvaralty around theae points: extensive bobby' of raising Arte Idling 21jmb workers, bat produc Tapering Off] • As Conspiracy and Simsbury Lbi^jnBlaze aad Andover Thootosloal Seitiln- Totfd $2,500 1. Troops: Pakistan saya Indi gladiolus, donated a collection of tion was maintained in the Hud ory. Be eerved paatorutoe la Utah an troops should be withdrawn 100 bulba to which hto w ife added son Mpfor Car Ob. pIoaL The Executive Committee of the and Mhaeachusette aad tor IS immedUtely. India Insists she has 10 l^ntlte Qeld buJlia. Their daugh Hartford. Jan. 36—4F) — Snow-* dealer, theae folks live' on Isolated Klau lilies Aetton by Michigan Consolidated reported Pergonal Property De- yearn waa paator oC PloatevUto No Calls Here Thisl Fleod of Dimes Reaches an obligation to maintain order Bolton P.T.A. has postponed until ter, Barbara May Chessey, further shoes today have gone Utilitarian.' private voada In Weot Hartford, augmented the collection vfith a two factors, a sharp cut in the church, hacomtof paator o f the and charges that Pakistan-la aid February 4, the meeting wv.lch Senators to End Amer gas volume rMelved from Pan Men and women in outlying Avon and Simsbury, and for a day I'.royed at Dormitory Morning for Enter* •) Treasurer Today as ing the tribal invadors from the would regularly have been held to gift of 25 miniature glad ' bulba. parts of Avon And Simsbury have or ao after the heaviest snowfalls Tolland Fedoratad ohurdL Aufuat Dr. Richard C. Olmsted was the ican Passivity handle Basterfr Pipeline Qo. and 1st. 1646. Ba toavaa hla wtte, two north. • night. Mrs. Walter F. Elliott will its owp inability to manufacture used them to negotiate drifts be they parked their cars at the Pbo in New London gency Fuel Supply Campaign Progresses lucky winner. aons, lUebord A . Ooeden, a-atudmit 3. Administration; Pakistan be hosteas to the committee at Its artlAclal gas, w en Involved In the tween home and the nearest bpan neareot neighbors’ homea and went meeting next Wednesday, Febru at Barvard aad OcMea A. Kb _ wants Bheikh Abdullah, present The list of winners Is as com Hartford, Jan. — Judge suspension o f Industrial gas. road. In through the snow by primitive Five Maaeheeter atudente and Massbastoi'a fa d oil. atartogs L ik * a much u1 «hed-for January head o f the emergency Kashmir ary 4, at 8 p. m. Should a severe plete os poaalblc. However, the mernas. of Storre, Oana. A daugliter. Mar- Joseph E. Klau, prefeldent o f the Panhandle ‘normally supplies Farmers bought anowshoes this twe (r o a RoekvUte , toot their caret Jameson Klpt o< Bartford tapered off abruptly this morning tltaw March of Dimoa coin folders administration, unseated and an storm make It impractical to hold committee regrets. they were un winter to reach sawmills In the Connecticut Zionist region, charged 125,000,001) cubic feet o f patural A t one store there hes bean an and Tolland. ’Bm fuaaral win ha Insofar oa eneergency demands at c*vina flooding Into the hands of ’’Impartial" rule act up before a the meeting at that time, the Ex able to obtain all the names of upper woodloU. Today, more unushal demand for the ' oval cainpas iwmea and Meet ot their gas dally. Fink aald, but' it cut held Thureday afternoon at 1:60 relief headquartetu were doacem- Walter Buckley, Polio Fund treas plebiscite. India says Sheikh Ab ecutive committee will hold a short the winners. Further reports on today that the present strife . in than ever, hunters, trappera and shaped shoe o f the “hear paw " bOonftaga last Saturday when ury. at tha Manchester Trust dullah should remain until an elec session Just prior to the regular that amount Saturday and further o’cloek at the Tolland Foderated ed, it wae stated by Chalrmaa A l- tho dance will be forthcoming. Palestine “is only a conspiracy to timber cruisers in Connecticut are type. When one to using mow- ti bmO n^fewmnaii I Company today to boost the local tion, arranged by his administra monthly meeting of the I’.T.A. on reductions were expected because •re deetroyed the three-otory church. Burial wiU be In tha fam ■Wn 0WUwDQs I Contributions to Bolton’s Mile frtghtan wqrld opinion into be of heavy demands elsewhere. i buying snowshoes fo r woric. staea for work and not play. It Thursday^ Jan. Wednesday, February 11. donnltory in which they were Uv- ily plot at Andover, Mane. Dr. Yesterday thsre wort 16 caUa fund total slightly over the $2.M)0 tion, can be held to select a provi of Dimes now totals $179.05. How One sports dealer said that with was said, the “ bear paw" has im Bolton Congregational Youth lieving that the United Nations The company, cannot manufac irircnihold. paator the South tor Inunadlate earvioa. TWa zoom-1 mark. T h e . coin folder returns sional government. Then a plebis 29 Inches of snow on tlM ground portant aelUng points, such os 'l n » at tha oNut Trumbull branch at Fellowship attended the Youth ever, (Chairman Velma Munro an is helpless tc carry out its deci ture artificial, gtul. to supplement of tha Vnlveralty ot Connecticut Obasrmtloaal ohnrdL Bartford, lag there were none. today far exceeded any previous cite could be held. nounces that only about 40 per the piece of footgear mada it raw- shortrieiM, lightness, and lack o f a dry’s total ard gave rise to op- Rally Sunday afternoon and eve sions.” the natural tupply iMcauae the cll at New Loodon. will efneiate. Local offleUto, however, are i cent of the 300 coin cards mailed The Hartford attorney wrote hide arid hlakory is no longer qn hickory taitotoce which entangtoa tUnlsm on the part o f the drive ning at the Center Congregational needed for that 'ptbdess’U dot be itlally recrsationsl item. They are Jemee B. EUlott, 3t.i tneUaed to be very optUBtottol to residents o f the town have been Senators Brien McMahon and Ray Itself in underbrush. committee that the majority of church In Manchester. The pro ing supplied by local. companies, .cr the worst storms of the vt 171 Summit etreet, WUUara J. about tho •ttnatlon. Tttof tool returned. Since this Is the last mond E. Baldwin to urge them to Another dealer said. “ W e'd sell the 8,000 folders distributed locally More Shocks gram was sponsored by the Man the Michigan Conaolidated presi the same dealer reported, an we could g e t but we can’t get ICemineky. ot U S N orth School that the lack af calls today may chester Ministerial Aasoclatlon. week o f the drive. It Is hoped Intercede with the president snd Vew Havea Road would be returned by week's end. dent added. men and women eagerly, snapped ’em.” A third said: "They’re all etreet, Alfred J. Lecriut. of 515 ■Imply Indicate that' tha meet At Our Mew Location • • • • The main part of, the program In those wha plan to donate wMl the State department to end the Other outstanding contributions Besldea cutting oft Industrial up snow’shoes with the'explanatton gone. We sold more after Christ RUHord etreet, JanMi F. IlcV eli^ preaelng needs, were phoned la Felt in Iloilo the afternoon was taken up with make a special effort to .do so present passivity by the United noted today were; 87#.n7 collected supplies, the company appealed to that otherwise they c<^d not mas than for holiday trade. Many of IM Plreh etreet and Frederick Reports Deficit yeeterday, aad if cold sreatber per- seminars on differences In race, fol promptly. States. household users to conserve gas as reach their homes. parents bought them to go on O. IMluad, Buckland rood, an of ■tote, many mora requeste are « • b> the management o f Bowling (Continued from Page One) lowed by a motion picture, "For All “ The daily events In Palestine In Qreen In lieu of admissKjn tickets Contributions through Tuesday much as possbile. , According to the story to the hikes with the kids.” Jfanchoater; Albert H. peckofen, paetad before the week end. the People." In the evening serv dicate that the decision o f the N ew Haven. Jan. 66— (F>—A net for some special bowling matches; noon are listed as follows. of M Ward street end Fred J, AU emergeaoiee reported ao Car | the whole Island la completely ice, Alfred Rogers, from our local United Nations, in favor of par Income deficit 66371.660 fo r a donation «.f 811.7S made by Mr. Prevlousjy ack nowledged at bavo boea met, it waa said. mined.’’ Fellowship, led the worship. Pro tition, will become a nullity unless Wuthrleh. o f Tonand avenue, both and Mrs. Andrew Reggetts and 164T after payment at fixed chatv* President Manuel A. Roxas sent fessor Oeorge Johnston, who came $142.55; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rtva the great powers snd more es at RodnrlUo. visitors to their home on the oc- es on capital etnicturo and a Fed the chief of the Philippine Weather to this country last fall from Scot $1; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paggloli pecially the United States, take Pereonal property loos totaltns 1015 MAIN STREET oasion of their wedding annlvcr- bureau to Iloilo to reassure them; land and who Is now teaching at $1; Mr. and Mrs. James Fletcher Immediate ateps to Implement that eloee to $60,000 wae suffered by eral Income carry-back tax credit SalcB Tax Retnma ■ wry, and a bulging coin container the recent quakes were aftershocks, Hartford Seminary Foundation, $1; Mr. and Mrs. Mlchaal Peace decision,’’ Mr. KIsu wrote. the 186 occupants ot tho bulldinff' at 6861,000 waa reported yoator- |f nlcklea and dimes collected from $2; Mr. and Mi^. Burton Tuttle Comor Maiplo S t—Near Tho Mow n rat Nathmal Storo he said, and should end today with was the guest speaker. The youth Besult of Conspiracy day by the New York, New Haven Exceed 48,0001 tests by the management of The $1; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Finley $5; out further damage. group is preparing for an interest The state Zionist leader said the and Hartford railroad. ' >a Room on Main street which Mr. and Mra. Milton Haling SI; Bishop Joseph Maria Cuenco, ing meeting, Sunday, February 1, present'bloodshed in Palestine re B m etatemont covering the final K tte d 818.00. Hartford, Jan. 38 More who called the Iloilo folk 9i prayer, when Frank T. Simpson from the Mr. and Mrs. IMIliam Bogner $5; sulted from a “conspiracy by the Tolland nine montba of tho railroad’a long —m — The 1948 campaign will close In than 48,000 oooond quarter eatoa snid I.") Catholic churches had been Omneeticut ^ State Inter-Racial Mr. end Mrs. Elmer Wilson $3; Arab nations, encouraged and ah- rooelvenhlp aad tha first throa M a n c h e ster next Wcd.iesday, Commission'will speak to them. Bundle From Heaven aad use tax returns hava been re destroyed. It was he who estimated Hope and Johnny Rothwell $1; betted by the Brtttoh, to nullify the The Tolland Community Moa’e months at Its rotum to private op P H E S E M T 1 W O February 4, with a mammoth pro- Winners of the numerous prizes ceived by the Sales and Uee Tax | damage to the widespread church Bolton Grange $10; E. W. Atwood partition docision of the United • ’ eration. set groeo revenues at m at the state armory. Two for which a drawing was held at aub meeUng that was dated for division. Tax Commissioner Wal properties at 83.500,(K)0 or more. $1; W. A. Roberta $1; WUmo Mor- NaUons.” The arrival of a new member of the |155A10i67. or $6,506AT4 nr ketbntl gtmes have been ar- the Mile of Dimes dance last Fii' Thureday evening January 36th ter W. Watoh said today. Eielayed reports to Manila in ra 50c; Elsie Collins $2; Clifford After saying that this country than tor 1646; and operating ax- Cged by Sports Chairman. ISarl day night at the Rainbow club family entails many . additional items Ho. said tho ontire processing I dicated' some of the 59 separate Massey $1. has not Indicated that it proposes hae been poatponed to a later date. penses a t $128,160,S6A or 61,008,- Tost which will be supplemen shocks Jolted areas as distant as have hMn announced aa follows: to support the decision through the of expense which must be met. machinery waa beiag speeded-up Ftat YOVB moPMue nsAstaus Present total $179.05. llM young Mothers Club meet r ted by a full hour of e,ntcr.talnment 038 leea than the prevloua 13 M> ooUectloaa tor the months at I,ega8pi, on scuthem Luson, and Mrs. J. Rothwell, shampoo and U. N., he asserted: ing dated for Wedneaday night tnd Uie presertation of the grand The regular monthly meeting of Be sure to arrapge your budget ao you monthA* Ootober through December could the outl>ing westernmost island of Anger wave: Axel Johnson, Julc- “If decisions of the United Na January 18th has been changed “ Dimenlgma’’ nw.ird to the lucky Cub Pack No. 73 will bo held F ri N et operating Inoonm, the state be announced by the end ot the | Palawan. ette; M ra Kingsley Ctorpenter, tions can be mdlifled by the passive will have money ready when the little until further notice. Vinner. All proceeds from the pro day evening. Jan. 30 at 7:80 In ment Bays, waa $4,736,181. week. A Manila Tribune di:^atch said carton of Presto Logs; Clydo Mar inaction of all the parties thereto, one arrives. Mr. Meyer of Provldenoe, R. I„ Gross revenues for December of gram will go to the Polio Ftind shall, grease Job and oil change; the Quarryvllle Methodist church Among tho later tag break- 200 homes In the small towns of we m ight Just as well know It now, hoe been a guaet at Mr. and Mra. $14A83,16S ssere 18.6 per cent J. E. North, gallon of white paint; basement dowBi which will follow the Initial | Pandan. Culasl and Tlblao, on as to ^ I d oiir hopes upon the sand The parents who give their baby the Edward WoAomuriier. higher than Daeember, 1646, wblto E. Pneyna, keyring; Mrs. W. A. report, Oommtoeloner Watoh said, northern Panhy, and San Jose In ot international platitudes.” best start In life are the ones who have Mrs. Fraaoee Buahnell to tokl operating expenaea o f |11,671JM7 the south had been crushed and Roberta, cosmetic set; Lyda And Orville Wright "Rests Easily” The direct stej^ urged by Mr. will ba CBS taowing oomparattva I Council Agaiii saved and who continue to aave for their a a waak nurring oourae in New for the month were 7.6 per cant returns In different olassiOcatlone | buried by landslides resulting from erson, ciarton o f Presto Logs; Bob Klau are lifting of the U. S. arms Britain. Z Dayton. O.. Jan. 28— (iP)—Or\ille future. above the 1646 figure. of huilnesa for the first and aa - FLCXJRS - 2 the earthquakes, but the corres Heck, chooolates; Ctottaeiine Mar embargo and the establishment of . Tha next regular meeting of tho ond quortera. Gets Dispute pondent had no reports o f addi shall, shaving kit: Bill Leone, case Wright. 76-year-old co-lnventor of ^ai. international police force under Tolland Orange wUl bo held at ths tional casualties. He said 76 houses of soda; E. J. Dziadus, bottle of the airplane, was reported un U. N. auspices. For every purpose that requires a Cbmmunity Houaa, Tuaaday ave- changed today by Miami Valley Buehlng SMpmeata at Heateie Of sporting Goods For . Ait Sports (Ooatlnned from Page one) were buried Ir. Culasl alone. Other liquor; R. Fountain, carton of ■ "The arms embargo protects not back-log of ready cash get the habit of nlng February 3d. Still Keeps Lead reports to President Roxas said Presto Logs; Mrs. Richard Olm' hospital where he M'as admitted the victim but tho murderer, and SAVING. Deposit your savings ciftisist- Miss Em ily Hayden apent over yesterday, lollowing hla second Bridgeport, Jan. 38— (4^—Rush | bilateral agreement had been pos only one fifth o f the homes in Pan- sted, chocolates; L. Senna, dish It should be lifted so that aid will night at bar Tolland home from .heart attack since last October. ■ntly in the Mutual Savings Bank. In Card Tourney shlpmenu of nortabto etoetrie room sible. They held the position that dan remained standing and half of garden; Lyda Anderson, string of be given to those who will defend the Qonnoctlcut Univereity thU Attended by a private nurse, hem re hava been made te General It was up to the United Nations. those In Culasl. pearls: Mrs. Richard Alton, can partition,’’ he stated. ,laat week. Btoetrlc dtotrlbutera throughout G H t a Direct parleys broke down last Two families living at the edge dy; Mrs. Johnson, cosmetic set Wright "rested easily" during the Shirley Dlmock who hae been Tha Schendel OU Company I A Complete the country to combat emergency week but the council ordered the of a cliff on Pscay's mgged west Bob Heck, wool scarf; Lyda And' night. patient at the Rockville City bos- teined the lead In the Firemen’s meetings resumed after Britain’s em shore were dashed—with tlieir erson, bath powder; R. Fountain Gas Shortage pltel with pneumonia Is so re Setback Tournament being played conditions breught on by low tem peratures and fuel shortages, it | Philip J. Noel-Baker said "the al houses—into the sea. bottle of liquor; Mrs. Kingsley Municipal Workers Strike covered as to return to her Tol each Tuesday night at the Fire Hobby Department wae announced today. Gung, Amiimnition ternative to war (In India) is set O rpenter, Aaahllght; E. J. Idodlas. Idles 200,000 land home. Headquarters at Main and Hill- tlement here.” Plans Two Conferenee» candy; Mra Sam Valenti, wool Naples. Italy, Jan. 2S~(/P)— The next regular buatnesa meet' ierd streets. High score tost night It was understood that the posi- gloves; W. Smith, bottle of wine Munieipal, *•)9*n steady and Tlwradsy thnmgh Saturday. hi$ pay bps b ^ gisod- At 65, hall retire with a a lot of seasonud manpower to ‘ good citizens, steady customers life incooM under the company pension plan. In have on your side in the competi- of local stores, steady payers of ;$UGAR 5 u. 45c CIGARETTES o«. $1.69 tho Thrift Plan, 5e*s got a tidy cash nest-egg tive'business of' making quality local taxes. 1 saved up. He's had regular vacations with pay, gasoline and other petroleum And year after year, as makers of products you depend on in and spedal protection in case of sickness or products. RAY DWYER’S W ' ■'** A' your car or factory or home nr And its benefits extend clear; A l l SporUt . Vi accident ^ S e r v in g oo your fann,--they're second (Located In Tha Naasiff Arms Co. Store 1016 Main S t) ^ ahoft, P fv e has a high degree of the things out to you .... &SO to aooe P ability to give good CORNER OF MAPLE AND MAIN STREET ^ x t m n UF>|t to a pan w i^ $ Job. Bl^t now thf pabro- v e e n valiM at modest price! N ear Tha N ew firs t National Soper Market He has thop beepuso it was planned that laum industry is straining to Mirin way. For over. 30 years, this company’s workers, At Onr New LoeaHon lets St.—1^, ■ y . , their unions, ari*d the 'oanageraent havi^ STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY lipw" worked in common agreement that people's (SVCCBSSOR TO COLOfllAL BBACOy OIL COHIfAMY i / 1 ' /■ .-.f: .rn -m MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 194r MANCRE8TBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28. 194t PAOft POURTmt' -tadnantaamraidilMra Ing two million gallons o f fuel oil that the teacher m uy require. Tbis | home Thursday at 3 p. m. with the 14 Hartford at approximately 5‘.30 Rcpubliciang Say Seveiral Showers i Rav. John E. Poet, pastor ot tbs Fails to Prevent | Monday evenlnf. While enroute to snd 128,000 tons of coal to Chicago is understandable, and no doubt Search for Cure ’Hardy Convicted Marines Prepare Winter’s Siege were blocked for the fourth day lAilumbia South Coventry Methodist Chapel, omclstlng. Bu rer to Aid Manchester be exposed himself the music teacher’a problem was rial will be In the Nathan Hale throe times before a young woman by an ice Jam in the Itliiiois river Tax Cut Possible not even thought o t when theaa Ultimate goal o f the nation For Viola Kotsch For Maneuvers Mm. Petal Uttie Rifliug Register In Murder Case A O u yB imHy Patty fo r tha hen- WISH aaatle Rx.’i -W l cemetery at the convenience of the Keep Wann In who, seeing no other course, asked Deals Further near Ottawa, III., rules ware made. wide rasear& program spon family. les March the bus operator to stop and let In the icy Ohio river near New A mualo tcactaer*s working day sored b y the Na Miss Viola Harenca Kotaeh qf a«t o f tha March o f Dtaiaa la to ba S. W. Hajmaa and Aaaoctatea, o f burgh, Ind„ 11 barges loaded with (Oantlnoed from PBgv OM) tional nnuidsUon Iforehead City, N. C„ Jan, 88— Bridgeport. Jan. *8 — (87 — her out of the ▼chicle. When ques does not begin until 16 or 20 min Nevada Oty. Chllf.. Jaa. 8S-i*) hald at Taomana hall, Friday night Mrs. MIchata Baiao and H n . 836 Main atreet Fttchbdrg, Mass., Orocar Osorge Revak's ruse failed 408 new automobiles valued at for Infantile Pa Maple street, whose marriage to tioned as to her reason for sudden Severe Blows utes after school dismissal, allow .—in tha aaiM Nevada eonnty Thera will ba dahetng for which (g) —« Loading operittona wen Albert Kalber w en co-hoateesea at Rave been angaged as architect by to pmvent an armed tfandit from $500,000 remained icebound. An mass meetings of all House Re ralysis and sup Btephqn Joseph Stenger o f Olat- Coldest Winter We Tea Room Join* Mer* ly deciding to leave the vehicle so publicans and Democrats late In ing the axtra tima to cover dis courtroom whtre his eommon law reral young man In town, John sohednled to begin at this port tha St M ar/a setback party Mon the Coventry . School Building rifling hia cash nslater. but It far before her regular stop she attempt to drive the cars from the ported by the an tdnbury win tako plaoe Baturday. (CenllBued from Page One) the day to organise their forces for tance from school to studio. As the bride last month waa aentancad to city , and at nearby Camp Lejeune committee, at a meeting of the ahortened hla imprisonment In a chant Helping to Get explained what had occurred. She barges to shore may be made to great majority of parents and pu nual March of MaeVaagh, Chatraccy M. Sqular, day evening in the Church hall committee held Monday night at the impending tax battle. February 7, at one ofeiock In the die, Joseph L. Hardy, 86-year-oM on New river today as ths Second meat refrigerator. descended from the bus and short- day or tomorrow if the river re pils do not want evening appoint Diroea each Jan Jr., Arthur Loughrty and John with ten tablet in play. Prises the Town Office building. The Money for Drive responsible for idling 15,000 work One thing for the Democrats to Conoordta Lutheran church, haa Marine dlvlalonprepared for man Ravak waa alone in hie ston Iv afterward thd man, McCluskey, mains froxen solid. ments, the day usually terminates uary 16-30, la the Army dcMitar, waa oonvietod of filrak, win furnish tha musto, fro# w e n awarded as foUowa: Worn- concern haaa been apaclaiialng tn Have Had In Years ers in the Pittsburgh district fol deride Is what counter-propossl dlaeovery o f a vac been honored with two recent mia- euvers in the went Indies. cn'a first Mn. Alex Proufac; sec about 6 p. m. yesterday when the asked to be left off. The operator at 6 p. m. From this the limlta murder yestcrdi» by. a Jury which Approximately 10,000 men and schools for about 30 years and is H is Tsa Room Rsstaurant, ac- lowing an almost 100 per cent they will make. If any. cine to prevent in eellantoua showers. ond, M n. Maude P n tt. Men's holdup occurred. Ordered at pistol held the man and when the bus ar placed upon music teaching time recommended lire impruonment. offloen will hoard transports here fiuniliar with Coventry education eording to a statement 1^ Perry ciii'tailnient of industrial gas sup The House Rules committee or fantile paralysiB. The first waa glvon by Mias Bat A Superior court jury which de- first Conrad* Zuelch; aeoond. Mi point to get into the refrigentor, rived at the Center he took him to plies. In Buffalo, N. V.. a short dered the ‘.^x bill brought to the can reaiUly be seen. ty Clay at her homo on South Main Friday to depart for. the maneuver needs. Mr. Hayne: is a life mem Ambulous, proprietor, will join the the Police station and turned him Vacclhe research conducted Uberatod approalmatoly four hours chael Barno. Specials, Donald ber of the National Educational Revhk said ‘Tm going" three many msrchanls along Main street — ^ ------. •• I age of gas promptedM«u«iipvx:xs thevssx s-sii«^ssAmerl- Mnncheitler floor under procedures barring In one typical instance o f last at Johns Hopkins University, street The hostess ussd a dsc- gratia. In addition thara will ba area. ban, George Prua of BaglaviUe. tlmee In a loud voice. Aa hv hoped, over to the officer in charge. He Braaa Company to put 400 of convlctod Hardy, of North Kittary, The war games will ba staged Aaaoctatlon. tomorrow w ho' are making their amendments but letting the Demo year the pupil was called upon just Baltimore, la only one of 78 oratlva .schema o f hlua snd whits Maine, In the “Waa o f death” alay- tasty rsfrsahmants for aala. pro During tha next card party on his wife and 13-years-old son, in was b ook ^ and lodged in a ceil employes on a four-hour v id e by a number o f the ladlaa in in February and March under the offering to the Manchester March D a te Htmk crats offer one subatitute proposal. twice during the whole school year projects being carried on at snd served a delicious buffet style Ing of J. W. McLain. 6S-yaar-«M February 8. hostesses will be Mrs. tha Ravak apartment above the awaiting trial. shift. Another BulTslo company to use the make-up period for town. All money received will be overall command of Admiral W. DUOFOLD o f Dimes Drive which U being Opposes Both Propoaals leading institutiona to And a luncheon to the 86 sasodaten e l .Veterans' admtniatratlon amploya, Conrad Zuelch and M n. Proubc. McCluskey pleaded guilty to the temporarily laid off 600 of Its 1,200 for the March o f Dlmaa. Mra. Al H. B. Blandy. Maj. Qen. Franklin 300 Japanese Die Bton, heard him and investigated. headed this year by Robert U school work. The other periods cure or preventive for polio, Mias Kotsch from Cheney Brothen in a mountain meadow near Tha Nathan Hale Cub basketball But the bandit, described by charge. He explained that he was employes. Tonight Appearing before the rules were spent In waiting until time fred Borncchl, chairman of the Hart, commMiding officer o f tha Heck. ^ the method by which it is office who attended. Truckee, July 80. team was defeated. 88-34. by the the victim as a man in hla aarly > recent arrival to this section, i There was promise of some relief group, Ropr ‘scntatlve Doughton of for the lesson appointment. In oth drive locally, will ha aaaiatod by Marine ham oka at Parris island, Repeat performance of “Janu North Carolina, Senior Ways and spread during epidemics and Another shower was given b y Haitto was found guilty of shoot S t Mary's Cub team of Rockville. When Ship Sinks 80s. held them off with his pistol Two Piece and ^"thr^V'for action j coming here two weeks ago from ; cold which has er words wasted time. As no mu M n. Donald TutUa. Mra. C. M. S. Cm, win arriva at Camp Lejanna ary Thaw," by Community Play means to prevent its crippling Mrs. Jacob Kotsch and Mrs. Sam ing McLain while Lota Hunt Hardy. Monday afternoon at the Town whila ha emptied the cash register mainlv because it is the busiest 1 Canada. His explanation of the cli^ | gripped the midwest this week and Means Domociat. said he is for sic student has more than one les B ^ c r , Mra. Philip Ishajn, Mra. Friday to replaM MaJ. Gan. Tho ers at Temple Beth Sholom. tax reduction in the neighborhood after-effects. uel Smyck at Um ZIpaer Club, with 80. a natlva o f New London. Oonn„ haU la that city. aad Sad. Revak’s wift and son re. Sbort and Long Sleeve ^ v to the week for the resUurant. ■ cumsUnces preceding his “jrert ■ temperatures started to moderate March of Dimes campaign Is on son per week, there are still four fifty relatives and friends from Bona RImlniton, Mrs. Ralph Wol- mas Wataon aa eommandar of the Mr. and Mrs. Bdward M. Dailey Tokyo, Jan. 88—(87 — Military i was far from satisfactory and af- , „ t night in North Dakota. But of $4,000,000,000. But he said he Only two more ds3rs and the held McLain in an ambraca. tha leased him from tha refrigerator e here. Do Your Bit! days left in which to stay after Springfield, Hartford. Olastonhury mer, Mrs. Irving Lohr, Mn. John Seqond dIvMon. of Flaaden road anaounoa tha an- :overnment oIBclala reported 806 ter considerable discussion be- mercury was far below zero in l.s against both the Republican bill 1948 drive will be over. Join two ware accused of luting McLain MaeVaagh, Mrs. Henry Back and and called police, who searched is to oontrtbute ten cents for every school. the March of Diroea today! and this town present The col gagemant of their daughter. Car apaneae perished today In the Union Soils tween the prosecutor and .liidge many sections of the central Friday, January 30 and Preaidei'.t Truman’s proposal. to the aecluded inht on a promise M n . Louta Boracchl. Mrs. Sor- sinking of the 400-ton freighter the neighborhood without finding check Of 75 cents or more. When There are other schools in the ors used were pink and white, and o f hla receiving Loisi favora. Rob olyn KUen. to George Wealey Eng- Bowers as to the disposition, the atates this morning, with a low of •‘Cinderella Weekend” sponsor- Mr. Truman has proposed a $40 ecchl has had many Inquiriea as laniL son o f Mr. and M n . George Joo Maru, which struck a floating a trace of the gunman. the customer pays his check the cut for each taxpayer and each of State where credit is given for mu the bride-elect waa seated under a bery was cited as the motive. Getting Heads caShlOT will take o dime from the sentence was passed. -20 at Atlantic, la. The sub-zero ahip Challoner club at St. James's to tha exact flnancM of th# TbI- Bngland, of Manriieater. mine in the Inland aea and went H w grocer said h)s losa waa his dependents. He asked that a sic lesosna taken during school huge white bell to unwrap her Lots is cmflned now in Tahachapl cash register and return it to the line extended Into northern Illi hall. which, nevertheless, contribute to gifts. She received a large and lanA County tnaaury, In as much Mn. Margant J. Han of Proa- down In 80 minutes, with her more than $100. nois, where (Chicago's early morn Also Military Whist of Hollister rise in eorporation taxes go with hours. The subject Is purely an prieon for women, awaiting tha aa than Is ao much effort being customer who will then drop it elective one, only taken up by general education and culture? varied asaortment at both parties. outcome of her automatic appeal Pollution Group poet etn et paaaod away at her whistles blewing. into the «oln containers that have ing minimum waa -4. PTA. it. Dorothy H. Keeney. made this year to get people to home early ’raaeday morning after Kyodo News agency eerller 11,887 Under Merit Act Wage Raiseg The frigid blasts also chilled the those showing inclination and abil to the State Supreme court contribute locally. Only tha funds been plbced there by Mr. Heck. Saturday, January 31 Doughton told the Rules commit Of the privately owned timber There was no explanation for an extandod lllneas which kept her placed the death tw at 860, with mountain atates slid readings of tee Republicans that if Congress ity. Is It not as worthy of con that am given in the towns in Tol Providence, R. L, Jaa. 88—(87— 50 bodies recovered. Hartford, Jan. 88—(87—^The Con The Tea Room haa already filled Annual banquet. Hose Company sideration as some of the subjects Tho Anti-Sak.f.n League, found' area of tho Iln it^ States, about the differences in the jury verdicts. partlaUy confined to her bed for REIS more than 30 below zero were fore land County an divided emially Dr. Vlado A. aetUag, Masaachu- Okayama Military govanunant necticut Merit System Association one of these containers, not confin To Be Asked No. 2, S.M.F.D., at Hose house. sends a $6,.300,000.000 tax cutting ed in 1893 In Oberlln, Ohio, was 40 per cert Is farm woodlots and The jury of six men and alx wom a nurahir of years. She waa the cast for parts of Colorado. Ala measure to the White House It will j taught in the school which may, between ths NaUonal Foundattbn aetta publle haalth eommintonar, daughter of James and Mary ofBdala reported the freighter eras haa dlacloacd that 11,627 o f the ing tteelf to “ tinkling” money but Also North Methodist Men’s perhaps, have no direct bearing on an outgrowth of the Oberlln Tem another 40 pt-r cent In tracts which an which reeonunended life im rather including in Its Uke some mosa. in southwest Colorado, re be veoted “ and we will have no i and tha county traaaury which waa elactad chairman of tha New (Doyla) Kirkpatrick and a life bound from Kobe to Tadotsn, wtth state's 15,740 employes are tn po (Continued from Page One) Club ham supper, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. the pupils' future life work but perance Allla.>iie d( exceed 5.f'00 acres. prisonment for Hardy however, T w o P iece of the ’‘foldin’ stuff.” Along with ported -32 last night and the mer tax reduction at all." j pays the coets of any vietun. Mn. BtigleiMi Intantate Water PoUu- long resident o f this toWn. The 426 paasengen. It struck a mine sitions governed by the Merit Sys • cury touched -31 at Fraser, on the February 2 to 14 wae a different group from the one Soracchi said Arthur Sabert, coun the g ^ will of the customers who , He urged that the size of the cut I tkm Control oommisrion yMtar- deceased la survived by an only near the Island of .Kuroahlma. tem acL and added that 5,700 of i nlons will accept about Ih eenta continental divide in north central which tried the woman. ty treasunr, has released the fid- They said 180 paasengen wan les' them are in jobs not flllM by com have contributed to the fund there | Meetings, Board of Tax Review, be trimmed down. Hardy wlU be eentenced next day. Blstsr. Miss Matilda Ann Kirk Short and Long Sleeve nil hour. Colorado. Skiea were clear, how Municipal building. Hours 4 to 6 lowing figures: Last yearia re Other offloen sleeted wen Bdh' patrick, also of this town, and an cued, including three British sol petitive examinations. Tlie Aaso- has been a certain amount of j With Republicans holding 245 Tueeday. good-natured persuasion thrown in ' Tliia forecast i.a ba.scd largely on ever, after a four-day snow storm p. m. ceipts in the county amoimted to Jamln L. Barringer o f Oonnaetleut, only nephew, Kirk Fbetof, o f WilU- diers. ciation’a report aald that “the un scats and Democrats only 185, Union Suits by the 'Tea Room staff. tlie fact that 10 cents is the most and temperatures in the state were Wednesday, February 4 $6,^A7, half of which was kept vlca riiartmaa; Walter J. Sbae, mantte. Frlanda m ay caU at the It was not known whether any classified aervice, which ia not ef ’Thursday with lU greater flow ; common figure turning up in cur expected to climb to between 20-33 March of Dimes benefit show House pa.ssage of the $6,300,000,- tn the county. The coat of only chief cf the Rhode Island State late home Wednesday afternoon Amsrlcaru or other Britons wen fected by the Merit Syetem law, of humanity up and down the main rent wage settlements. For many today. Temperatures started mod at State Armory when winner of 000 measure ia virtually assured. Favors Limiting one caae, that of a young girl from Division of Sanitary Engineering, and evening. F unenl services in aboard the veaeel, which was mak has risen tyrlce as faat aa the else- Athletic thoroughfare as a rule brings more local unions and some national erating in Montana and Wyoming Dlmenigraa will be announced. The big question is whether Re- H A LE ’S Union who is even now having seentuy and Leo Marcean ef charge o f RusmU Potter ot WtlU- a routine early morning run. sifled aervice . . . since passage of unions, the “ third round” is not after two days of sub-zero marks. treatments at Hartford, will the law ia 1987." people Into the restaurant and Mr. Thursday, Februarjir 5 publicaifs in the Senate will reduce Massaehusatta, treasurer. mantie wUl be held from the late It sank at 8 a. m. A m y o u s expects that his March .something in the future. It has Severe Cold Grips Texas the size of the tax cut to attract Session to Taxes amount to $3,000. T h en w e n 11 Shirts and Shorts been going < n for weeks. The snow and rain which IcC' Annual Ice Fishing Contest, cases of poUb requiring help from o f Dime# containers will be filled ------‘•'" Manchester Rod and Gun club, at Democratic support. ' to overflowing by tomorrow night. For example, in December the coated much of Texas had virtual A two-thirds majority in both Hartford. Jan. 28—<;P)—At or the county last year. 8o, nmem- Coventry lake. ber, when you make your contri cno Amalgamated Clothing Work ly ceased today but severe cold Senate and House is necessary to ganized farm group haa added its ^pped the state. The mercury Saturday, February 7 bution. do it locally. Your coun ers got a 12t4 cent# an hour in override tho expected veto by voice to those propoaing that the crease for 150,000 workers on men's ranged from a forecasted five be Ladies' Night, South Manches President Truman. ty needs your support — you don’t low at Amarillo to 80 to 34 at Har ter Fire Department, Garden Febniary apectal session of the know when you may need your Police Court and boy’s garments. Legislature limit lU work to the PRICE RISES Alto Large Selection of In 1946, nt the time of the “ first lingen in th; Rio Grande valley. Grove. county's supporL Just compan Schools were closed in many Ar February 18, 19, 20 consideration o f tax mattera.^ the small flj^re given above with Abble E. Oberg, Hartford, who round” of post-war raises, the About 30 agriculturalists went Steelworkera demanded 25 cents kansas communities and several "Our Hearts Were Young and Open Forum the receipts in Hartford county SINCE 1939 Other was arrested on January 26 by towns were isolated from telephone Gay," Sock and Buskin Comedy, on record to that effect at a meet last year (much of which went In Ueut. Raymond Griffin and ar. hour, went on strike, and finally ing held here yesterday at the through contributions of local settled for Ih’ a cents. communication. 'There waa no High School hall. charged with intoxication, pleaded immediate relief in sight from the Music Teacher’s Problem auggestlon of the State Grange people through radio programs and guilty to that charge in court this In 1947 thf steelworkers de Saturday February 21 and the Connecticut State Farm business snd industries) which manded "substantial" raises and cold and ice. Annual banquet of SMFD, No. 1, morning and waa lined $10 by The snow storm which swept DAYS Bureau federation. Frank Roberta was $13,671.49. FOOD UNDERWEAR at Hoaehouse. * To the Editor: LAST 3 settled, without striking, for bene J u d ^ Raymond R. Bowers. Miss over New Mexico moved south I noted with interest an Item o f Midldetown, vice president of Philip H. Isham. Jr., and Sam' Oberg was also charged with de fits averaging about 15 cents an Wednesday, 5Iay 5 the State Farm bureau, presided. hour. ward into Miexico today with falls which appear^ In The Herald a uel Kassman left early Tuesday 1 0 X 7 ^ struction of public property, de continuing In the south and south Special Town meeting on divid » Reports from tha meeting said morning for Florida where they In Light, Medium and Heavy W ei|^itB tails surrounding the charge oc This year a steel strike is con ing town into voting districts, few nighta ago regarding the new eastern parts of the state. Clear music course to be adopted In'the THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY there were no dissenting votes. plan to spend the next month. curring after her arrest and con sidered almost out of the question. ing skies brough a drop in tem- State Armory, 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. The group also went on record in The present two-year'Steel con- high school, particularly the fact There will be an Important All Cotton and Part W ools finement in the women’s cell in pervturea in the northern half. favor of sales tax reduction and meeting of Columbia Recreation tracta don’t expire until April 30, that school time ia to be luwd for the police station. Her plea to this Raton, near the Colorado line, re 84,.%00.000 Damage In Flood the establishment o f an independ' Council at Yeomans hall, Thun- was not guilty. She was found 1049. The wage section may be that study. ported 18 below near midnight. ent commission to study the day night at 8:30. All memben guilty, hbwever, after Lieutenant reopened April 1 o f this year. But As a private music teacher, OF OUR Sevilla, Spain, Jan. 28— (iP) — state's tax structure. are urged to be presenL VI AY DOVIN LOVI AFFARa Griff in tesUfled to the detaila* lead President Murray said last year The thermometer touched 7 above struggling to fit various grades of at Albuquerque! Mayor Jose Marla Plnar eatlmat- pupils Into the limited tllna avail Leading Demociats, some in Footwear for the FemUy ing to the charge. Judgment was that the comtracts "definitely as surgent Republicans and org*nl>' $ X 1 % suspended by Judge Bowers oif sure peace in the Industry for two Schools Ri-maln Closed ed today that $4,500,000 damage able for thaP purpose, I have long Schools in Albuquerque remain roaultcd Tuesday when the felt the last period, or “ make-up" cd labor groups are pushing i the latter charge. years.” proposal to open the special ses Veterans Answer The arrest waa made at a store CIO wage demands attract at ed closed today and highways into Guadalra river inundated this to be the cau.ee o f inconvenience, the state’s main population cen tourist city. One death wa.s re wasted time and money. School sion's agenda to several other on Oak street after a complaint tention because the CIO has large items besides taxes. Call for Blood What’s an this U lk about inflation? T^ere hasn’t been any— and there hwl been telephoned to the police industry-wide unions that bargain ter were icy. The natural gas ported. Flood levels started reced pupils have been told that they hendqiisrters. Miss Oberg had centrally for . huge numbers of situation remained critical in Al ing, but new threats arose from are to make no appointments until won’t be any— at ARTHUR’S .' W e’ve kept prices down— ’way down low FunHifHmes been previously arrested in Man workers. Most unions of the buquerque, Santa Fe, Clovis, Tu- tile Guadalquivir river. VlllaKes 45 minutes after actual closing Atlanta, Jan. 28.—(A*)-For 24 CEMOliSESSON — and we’re going to keep (hem there because it’s good common sense and chester in 1944 when she was / merican Federation of Labor cumcari and Portales. above Sevilla said the Guadal time—this period Is to be free for Rules Exeniptious veterans of battlefields from Lai- etiK dbisrged .with’ lascivious carriage. settle wage irsues on a local basis. Twenty-eight barges transport- quivir was rising alarmingly. make-up work or anything else JANUARY son to St..Lo, the call for blood good business policy to price merchandise so that aH possible customers WE OIVB W GREEN STAMP# Pound guilty of this she ser\‘ed six waa enough. numtha at the State Farm for Are Not Allowable They had their lives saved on can afford to buy all their health and beauty aids from us. Yes,, we’re Women. scattered battleflelda by plasma The case of Gordon E. Carter, San Francisco, Jan. ’J8—(A7— during the war and here was Law- keeping prices ’way down low . . . and these timely values prove it! Warehouse Point, who was arrest The Ninth U. 8. Circuit Court of son Veterans' hospital appealing ed on January 22 and charged Appeals haa ruled that American for blood donations. edth reckless driving,' was nailed ciwiuuia wbo worked overseas dur All 24, purple hearts shliiiug on X'.' •> -' <, .V-'^ at the‘request oi ’ Prosecutor Ray ing toe'war oil cbntract' Wlth tfie Jackets, ’lined up at the liidspltai l % b 4 o mond A. Johnson. Carter was United States government are not yesterday, to return too favor. Always Leaders In Food Values Departm ent s' ,\ traveling south on Adams street entitled to any tax exemption on Two of them. Technical Borgta. FABERGE at approximately seven o'clock their earnlnga In foreign lands. Walter D. Keheley and Charles A. , that evening. He' turned' out to The decision was handed down Holland, had special reasons for Cologne Flash Bulbs FUEL avoid a parked car and his car late yesterday in tho cases ot Mi giving. 1 8 c ea. skidded, striking an oncoming chael Down and J. Gerber Hoof- Keheley received 15 plasma and Extraordinaire aPOWER truck. As the vehicle was Insured learance nell, Lockheed Aircraft company two direct blood transfusions aft 9 0 . 1 % and the nccidept wns-bimned on C employes who worked during the er a bomb broke both legs at Ran D evelopin g Hale’s Self Serve Health Market VfOODHUE • the icy condition of the road tha war in Ireland on a government goon. while Holland waa revived K it . . . $ 3 .8 5 request for the hoUn was liiads VERY GOOD. SNAPPY VERMONT contract. They bad contended that after being buried 18 minutes by and granted by Jud^ Bowera. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES their earnings were not subject to Jap artillery on Luzon. A second nolle was granted by tax because they were not residing K odak Judge Bowera in the case against DRUGSa CHEESE 63c FRESH. LARGE in the United States. $2.00 “Dektol” 60c 'Thomas A. Charest of East Hart The Circuit court, however, of- Woman Reaches • ford. Cbareat ytwjt arrested by Pa LARGE, FRESH, LOC.VL , firmed toe U. S. tax commissioner TOILETRIES trolman Oerge Dent on January BROCCOLI B.. 35c >of Les Angeles in holding that the A rgus A 2 36 and chmrged with violation o f , two were not bona fide residents Ceiilurv Mark' Complete $37.58 * . 1 % the nilea o t the road after a sUght EGGS Do*. 63c FRESH, CELLOPHANE PKO. df a foreign country and therefore accident at the Broad Street-Mid not eligible under the tax lawA to Torrington. Jan. 28—(jp)--Mrs. dle Turnpike West intersection. “620” Film 32c exemption froip Income tax. They Johanna Halloran, who did not ’The car is insured and Chareat at 1 Lb. Can CELERY were under legal compulsion to know until last year when her Elizobeth' the time waa driving with chains. SPRY 47c leave Ireland afe soon os their work birthday was, la 100 years old to MG Developer 6c As hs approached the intersection, FRESH. CELLOPHANE PKO. was done, the opinion said. Arden on B n ^ street, his ear skidded day. No celebration waa planned be- Lens Filters $2.95 through the stop sign and out into Frosted Food Special Middle Turnpike East. Again the SPINACH cauae she Is in frail health. BLUE G ^ S request for a ncdle was not con- _ _ Chicken Pie Or Beef Pie Gilbert Unable Until last year, Mrs. Halloran f lo w e r MI8X did not know exactlv how old she LARGE, FRESH. JUICY DRASTIC REDUCTIONS WUlia F. McCluskey. Glaston was. Then a nephew. Common REVERE 8MM MOVIE CAMERA $77.5$ Medium 49c______La rge 99c To Furnish Bail Pleas Court Judge Thomas J. Wall bury, arrested on Monday, evening cb eck ^ vital statlatica records $2.75 and charged with indecent expo LAND O’ LAKES GRAPEFRUIT ON THE MOST WANTED FURS Wilton, Jan. 28—(/P)—Casa Gil while on a trip to Ireland, from 80$. sure, waa fodnd guilty and sen which country ahe immigrated aa tenced to serve thirty days in jail. JUICY FLORIDA bert, Jr., of Greenwich, interna IFED FLASH CAMERA $9.00 McCluakey boarded a bus in East BUTTER tionally known architect, was in a child. I Fairfield county jail at Bridgeport He establiobed that hla aunt was RLUE RIBBON, SUNLIGHT ORANGES 1 Formerly NOW today, unable to furnish a $3,000 bom Jan. 28. 1848. Mra. Halloran, Tflo la te to Ciamify bond for his appearance In Supe a .widow for many year#. hM O*’® rior court to answer charges children, two grandchildren and REFRIGERATION BUTTER which include a count of operating two great-grandchildren. SERVICE I 8K1PPY $109 a motor vehicle while under the HEALTH MARKET SEAL1 DYED CONEY Domestic, commercial. | $ 8 9 influence of liquor. Gilbert was arrested last Novem UENTHERIC prompt day and night service, PEANUT ber 22 when a car he ia said, tj FIliiiRton Coapare'HOrroiNT • CALL 2-1428 For Thursday We Are Offering have been driving waa In collision with a horse-drawn wagon cann *rVfEEO PIELA'S REFRIGERATION A'Cub Pack meeting will be held 38 Birch Street BUTTER 1 Lb. Jar 37c The Town's Best Buys $139 ing 22 young people on a hay ride. 4 MOUTON LAMB Arraigned in Justice court here In the social room of the CongfeCk- $ 9 9 ttonal church Friday night at 7 An Parfno* Mineral Oil pL 29c Widi A l Odicn! MILLER MOTORS OP TENDER TRIMMED Monday night on charges of reck less driving, driving while under o’clock. Th-lr theme this week is 668 CENTER STREET the tfifluence of liquor and “ groaa “Ma^c Tricka". Scout Master 1 PLUS 1 RO YA L PUDDING p k, 7 c Richard Payaon will ha present and Thanfis Lozenges 21c •COMPARE QUALITY OFFERS THE FOLLOWING BEEF STEAKS 69c negligence resulting in the break $1.25 EQUALS 1 You have to look a long way back in your ahopping OCELOT LAPIN $149 ing of a Umh," he waa bound over a movie will be shewn. GOOD USED CARS. THE | history to find an offering like this. to the April term of Superior court Word has been received here that $ 9 9 a son was born at the SL Francis Rubbing Alcohol 70% 29c Every day. the aeemlag sen- •COMPARE PERFORMANCE BEST VALUES YOU’VE 46 Oz. Can 19c under a bond of $3.(MHi. • APPLE JUICE Gilbert, who had originally been hospital on January 13 to Rev. and tradlcttoa that one pins one SEEN YOUTL AGREE SMALL MEATY held qnder $1,0(X), was given until Mrs. Roscoe F. Metager of Bloom cqeala one coniea true la ear field. This Is their third child. Rev. Iodine 1 oz. 11c •COMPARE PRICES 5 p. m. yesterday to laise toe addi ' PreaerlpMoa Laboratory. It 1940 PONTIAC 4-DOOR tional $1,000, but surrendered at Metager was a former pastor of CRAB APPLES ^ c..23c FOWL Each ' 9 9 c NATURAL LABRADOR SEAL $299 ^ eemea trne aa onr eklllod SEDAN 1 1 9 9 the Westport State Police harracka the E111 n g ton Congregational (New Lower Frieee Are in E#ecf J Exceptionally good mechanically. I TREASURE at that time, stating he had been church. Sterile Cotton 1 lb. $1.10 pharmatasts carefully weigh, Quarantead, doea not burn oil. R. | unable to raite the additional bond. The Hatheway - Miller Post, meoaerA sod mix osa quan American i,egion ia makingplana and 'H. Sound tires $300 down. He was takaSi immediately to the tity o f a eertaln drag or chem- Comperieon Proves the New Hotpoint BONITA FISH ,o.c.n37c FRESH HAM Lh. 59c county jail at Bridgeport. for a dance to be held in the Elling Epsom Salt 5 lbs. 29c Tn Bake Icnl with one qnantlty ot an 1989 PLYMOUTH SILVERBLUE DYED MUSKRAT $249 i ton Town Hall, February 20. The COTY a Great Refrigerator Buy Just overtianled completely. A I DEL MONTE ALASKA RED FOB A DEUCIOUS HASH. MEATY RIB 1 1 9 9 proceeds will go towards their Hot Woter Bottle $1.39 other 4rag or ebemieal—and haautlful looking car. R. and H. building fund. the result of this painstaking Workmen to Sift Mrs. Abnham Cor has returned Good rubber, attractive pearl grey { 1 Lb. Tall Can , eomponadlng Is the one medl- Rnlah $200 down. SALMON 57c CORNED BEEF 33c t her heme in West Ellington from U'AIMAHT We cMcdRlly,iBvi(e yoe to see the Rotsoint' Dirt for Gold toe Hartford hospital where she Heet Liniment 49c clae which exactly meets the speciaeatlona yonr doctor has Eight Model, with sspsrstc frosea food eean. 1987 PAC K AR D 4-DOOR MINK BLENDED MUSKRAT $249 $ 1 9 9 has been a patient for a short time. s ^ sdfsrate dotw froBi the rcgBlsr part ef the refrigagaa SEDAN U iw ood R. Campbell, the local p e to|teU8 Aspirin, 5 grain 200's49c laid down! Bring yonr pre- SPIC and SPAN i4 t. Pill,. 21c Green Cove Springs, FIs., Jan la in a oomMtioit R. and H. In] SEAFOOD All Prices Plus Tsx dog warden, haa received a notice aerlptloue hoie. toD—jet an one besntltally dssIgBsd RRlt- H. B .O . gg—(g>)—A quest for $4,000,000 In Uke the other wardens to enforce tip top Miapa In ovety datall. Motor A good variety of tempting ocean delicacies has just pirate gold haa turned from dig rpoontiy ovazhauled, now carbure- the roaming dog law la order to Ice Bag 98c been put on dbplay for your selection: ging to screening at the spot tar, fMl pinaap’-and hrakea |IM| rotect wildUfe from destruction. 10% DOWN WILL RESEHVE toUR SELECTION where G. B. Mobley said hia dl down. FIG NEWTONS 2 pi„ . 3 5 c leer have no chance In the deep $1.85 vining rod located a treoauro. snowg when a dog or dogs attack Chowder Clams, Scallops, Oysters, Workmen are to sift the* dirt 1987 PLYMOUTH CQUPE EASY BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED them. The dog law states that a JOHNSON BROTHERS R. aad Hi-Nov paint, nma^Bood Hoddock, Mackerel, Butterfish, taken from a SO-foot-deep excava dog should be, in calling distance . 8180 down, RITZ CRACKERS^ 2 9 c tion to determine if anything of the owner at all times. If this l^LECTRICAL CONTRACTORS value has been scooped up unno law was fuUy carried out tha State ticed. Mobley said his instru ! 1989 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR a v r Gretii 8t»m|» GIvmi W IU Cm Ii Saha Pollock, Fillet, Smelts, Solmon, uould not have to pay the enor- 1068 MAIN STREET M AK CBISnR SEDAN ment Indicates there Is "some mous bills it haa to for chickens thing” in the pile. ■ . fi Smoked Fillet, Kippered Herring, and sheep being WUod by roaming t Dr. H. H. Humphries of Jack dogs. sonville, financial backer o f the A number of property owners Add 88% Halibut and Sword. Use mpre fish The C O ilF Federal exelaa tax t * '-4 '' IM t ‘%^T0N DPT. PICK-UP J 9 KHAL4 prqjeiff, aald he believta the gold are making an attempt to clean fileJWHALdcom a n c n i s t u o m m ia atill underground near the dig off the roofs of their buildings, aa Ceemetlea. Jewelry, Luggage A dvertise in The H.emld«nv>IiL Maeluialeany y e t f good. Now more often.. M I C * k|Ur fh w and btwInngK now hat- . MANCMitTRii C o m m * ging but that it’s costing too much the weight ct snow is really dan to 'extend operitlona. toqq aoUd body UTS down. geroua. MAN('HESTER EVENING HERALP. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JANUAr Y 28, 1948 PAGE SIXTEETt MANTHEitTER EVEn In o HERALD. HANl'HBSTER. ODH"- WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 88. ti 532323482348535323485323232323485353535323482348234823535323232348482323535323485353535323232353232323534848535353232323482353232323485348482348235323483248482353532348232348234848532323535353...... ------i^MllltHlllltllHIlWIIIIIHIIHiy' Bargains While Touring \Eight Bout Semi-Pro Boxing Card At Armory L— ------—— ------■:' :r^r-z—::—T — _ Listed By The Inquirer Local Stores Trouble Looins Ice Capadet Open Polio Bowling ipfve S p ort wo Exciting Games Tomorrow Night Local Fighters For NYU Five Mateh Listed Semi-pro • r In Rec Senior League New Haven. Jan. St—Opening Slated for Action Bristol Higk at Add a ^ec« of STERtJNO washed, you loae your perfume. twMB colored gowns snd djrsd-to- with yellow cheese and Italian night of the Ice Oapadea on Tliun- match shoes Include flame red. tomato paste and given another Leading Bowlers in Rec S:30— Annory. SILVER for every fift-dey, from But If you Mdll scent cotton pellets Undefeated Violets Mast dny will be n benefit perfonnance Polie game at Ree, NaaMffli vU the menv lovely petter ih « t the tnd tuck them Inside your clothes dregonfly green. Mediterranean moment or two under the broiler. for the Paleatlnian relief group, blue, bronze and pink pearl. Play Temple, GCNY, And Y League Meet Wells and Sufalette in ot the WcstCH) Division chase, 3-1. Middletown, 8 p a i. DEWEY-RICKMAN COMPANY. the same dabs o f perfume can be Clothes Age the Woman Italian AmericiuM Nune Hadawah In all there will be The Bears scored la the firat and gntarSay. Jan. $1 cofitimied in service as long as The Du Barry DERM A-SRC 1 Rec Results | 1$ performances of the Oapadee Because thbre isn’t full slss FoHham, Notre Dame Thursday at West Side Feature Altmction; third periods on goals by Frankie WlUie'e vs BA, 7:lS--ltos The beet way to keep eecarole there Is a fragrant whiff. FO R M U LA for very dry skin, es-$ Out Army and Navy during lU run. o f evening ebowa range, some extremely pretty peclally troublesome at this Um« Mario and Johnny McOlIL The Laurels v s Naaatffs S:$S—Bee. Is to eeparate the leaves. we*h Itallaa Amerlesss (*7 ) at the Arena through February First Bout Scheduled Hornets sacked a whitewa* on Twsday, Feb, t them In cold water and put them D R E S S IS have been marked of year, eontalns emollient oils Club 4^-46; Eagles New York, Jan. 3$.—(^ —His The best bowling talent from Coconut CbewB & F. Pts. 7 and matlneea on February 1, 7 Jack Hamilton’s goal midway of NoMiffs V-S BA'S 7:15—Ree, In a larfe colander until moet of down at the SMART DRESS that . maintain lustre and satin- the West Bids Rec Bowling '« eup butter or fortified mar Defeat Kaceys 51-40 Correnti. r f ...... S 3-4 14 unbeaten basketball team la sIm and 8. At 8:30; Door Prize the last canto. Laurels vs Willie’s 8:80—llee. the water rlinttlnit to the leaves SHOP OF MANCHESTER. lOlS smoothness (and benefit to nock, League and the Community Y garine. Qentlecore, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 lag up Howar (Jakel Caan aa a The tremendous ta * of moving In the other league game, the has drained off. Then wrap them Main street. Formerly priced up as well). For a limited Ume the Bowling Laagoe wUl be pitted Celtics v s S t Jam es 7:15—T . 2-3 cup brown sugar, firmly Rivosa, i f ...... 8 0-11 33 the show Into New Haven has Boxing will be tried" again in St. Louis Flyers outlutcd Phil earefully In a tea towel—an old to $18.98, and now $5.00 to Formula $2.00 alxe Is aelling st League Standings poor prophet but tbs New York against one another Thursday eve- VFW vs Mamies S:$0-T. packed. N. ragani, e ...... - 1 3-4 4 been taking place during the Iasi adelphia In a high-scoring game at Moriarty’e vs Cloak, f:$0—T. linen one that's worn thin Is Just $10.00, the group Includea a 81.00. plus tax, st the W ELD O N W, L. P.C. University foach loves it. ning at the Ree lanes in a special Mancheater tonight when the 1-3 cup sugar. A89 Phillips, e ...... 0 0-8 0 two days. The Ca7>edes wound St. Louis, 8-5. The Rockets Jumped WedaeaSay, FeM 4 rlBht!—and store them In the re- charming “Winter whits,” a neat DRUG COMPANY. Nssslff Arms .. Before Uie current court cam- Infantile Pamlysis Fund match. Sports lSx>motlons group, headed 1 egg. .778 AUezi, rf ...... 1 1-4 8 up a M ghly eucceasful run In to a two-potnt lead M the first two Infantile Paralysis Fund Pro* frlgrrator. The moisture from the light-weight wool In brown check, Sritlah Amerks i>algn got under way, the bueky, Oompeting with the Ree cup chopped walnut meats. .778 Lea, I f ...... 0 1-1 1 Providence last Sundiy and mem- by Richard B ack as promote) and minutes but couldn’t keep up the gram, 7 pi,m.--Annory. leaves keeps the towel damp and a corduroy Jumper-dross, a ta f In choosing a color, carpet man i^llUc’s Grill . . . gray-halred mentor told Metropol Leaguers will be Swede Anderson, '» cup shredded coconut. trmy A Navy . .400 Kerr, I f ...... 1 1-1 S b e n o f the east s r* stUI enjoying leading Mgh Individual average Vito Tallarita as matchmaker win pace. Norm Tustln and fkMie Ol I Guards vs Rangers the areens themselves will stay H cups com flakes. feta and velvet combination, and ufacturers recommend selecting a itan basketball writera that the a brief, three-day. vacation. A ll crisp and fresh this way for a a o r e la ...... 333 man in the league. Hippo Corren- present an eight bout aaml-pro son tallied twice each for S t Louis I Hoboes v s M oriarty’s Cream butter or margarine and many more. There are many Jun shade slightly more intense than Violets would loae at least elgM of the technical man, however, sreys ------.300 Totals ...... 17 13-38 47 U, Frank WMte. Jasi iliUer, Vio card at the state armory. HUrty ' week. sugars well. Add egg and beat un In the doable exposare photo, ior sixes, s few half sizes, snd the one you had planned to select games this season. vrere hard at work moving the ttallan Amerks .300 Army and Navy («$ ) Taggart Jea NowteM and Bolo rounds—or— loss— o f M ^ n g will til very light and creamy. Add right, the samo woman who some others. Rugs and carpets, they expisin, But so far, the Violets, with a large number o f propa, aettlng up If you want a really clever and “grsy down” after a few weeks* IThite Eagles .. .300 Beilis, rf ...... 8 0-S 8 12-0 record, are one of the three Lucas The latter, in addition to be offered. walnut meats, coconut and com wears balky enit and heavy Blanchard, rt . . . . 0 0-1 0 the stage and arranging the lee individual floor for a jameroom, Prsaaing out wrinklss la all remaining major collegiato fives being the Reo League preMdeat Three five-round ah'aira and flakes and ml* thoroughly, scrap dark hat, left, looks Id years In two of the hottest played | 13 design for the Arena opening. bathroom, or kitchen In a covering right when that Is noeossary, but Frey, If ...... 3 0-0 with perfect slatee. 'The other pair la alao an outstanding pin topplcr. five three-round bouts will com ing up from bottom of bowl. M ix younger when she. switches to Wilson, If ...... 1 4 .» 8 Never before baa the Capades Two Jerrys—Goodrich and that will wthstand the hardest that shouldn’t bo noeossary too A number of BEATTTTFT7L mtests witnessed ' in the Rec are from New York City too, Oo- prise the initial boxing program ture will be very dry. ghape into slim bolero suit and perl hat, been on such a large and brilliant Smith—will head the T delegation kind of wear, you should look at often. It won’t be. If clothes are BEDS are being closed out at ague this season the Italian! Smith, c ...... 8 1-3 7 linnbla and Fordham, eadi 11-0. of the Sports Promotlona group. BARGAINS At rounds by pressing heaping table- right. Hair-do, above. ^ gently scale as it Is thia year. More of stars Goodrich finished with the new A S P H A L T T IL E display hung up and allowed to shed the BENSON’S FURNITURE AND Brown, c ...... 1 0-0 3 N'YU etui has 10 games to go Although none o f the Manchea spoonfuls of mixture against side rurled for more youthfulness. lericails nosed out the Arm y than $800,000 baa b m spent in the best individual mark during at the M ANCH ESTER FLOOR few creases they pick up while In APPUANCE CO M PANY, 718 Murray, rg i ...... 8 0-3 6 and there’! a remote possiblUty ter boys on the card are listed in of mixing bowl. Drop carefully • . _____ i d N avy Club 47 to 46 and the the production of the show, which the reoenUy completed first round) COVERING COMPANY, 5« Cot use. Main Street Because they’re odd Zwlck, i f ...... 3 0-0 4 that Osnn may yet be proven l l . eo that cookies arc rounded rather By Alicia Hart has a cast o f .17$ and 38 acta. and smith is the, defending high tage Street. Amusing figures snd lots—one of a kind In some cases jfVhlto Eagles took the measure of Mattin, I f ...... 1 1-3 •8 right. But the veteran cage coach for heavy duty on the under card. GLENNET'S than fist on llghtl. greased bak Nearly aU of the old favorites average man and is only a few Infinite variety of color combina NBA Btaff Writer For the BRIDE-TO-BE, a very —values up to $49.94 are going at e Kaceys, 51 to 40,. would rather throw away hie crye- ing sheet and bake In moderate like Donna Atwood, Bobby Speriit, polnta behind Goodrich. W alter Matchmaker Tallarita has dipped tions. Don’t allow figure-thickening apodal feature at STONE’S JEW $24.50. Twin, three-quarters, and Totals ...... 17 13-37 46 tal ball. (3ft0 F.) oven 10 minutes, or until Johnny Rivosa hit his old stride Eric Waite, and The Old Bmooth- Cargo, Charlie Varrick, Stan Hll- Into Pete Vendrillo’s stable for Check These Prices for Real Moneys cIothc.s and ’’matronly” hata to E L R Y S’TORE, 891 Main street is full siaes in maple, walnut, and What does' he think of Ms done. Remove from baking sheet. In and played one o f the best ,ce are bark again and there is Inskl, Freddy MeCurry and Bruno no leas than Cve fighters for tha If you're In doubt about gar- ^ add unfair years to your age. a diamond engagement ring and a mahogany finishes offer a fine op- White Esfee (81) team’s performance ao fkr? Makes about 36 to 40 cookies. amc.s of his career to lead the also a raft of new talent. The Massoli will complete the T ag opening show. menta that claim to be "all w ool." | For proof that siich choices can diamond wedding ring—the atun- porttmity for furnishing a guest B F P u "W e ’ve’ been lucky,” he said Saving Values in Men's Wear A ’s to a most cherished victory show Is a highly dlversified one, gregation. Five Mancheeter Fghtere there are Identification testa for be aging, sec examples ahovm In room or getting s twin size for a Danielson, rf ...... 7 1-3 15 with a Mg grin. ‘tJust stumbling nlng sat priced at $1W-00, includ d put his team right id the with plenty of skating, ballet The match wlS start at 7:30 wool that will prove the validity WORK CLOTHES are being the photographs. The bulky tweed youngster out growing s crib. Smoiuk, rf ...... 0 0-1 0 along. I'm not malnig any further ^Scheduled to anrwer tha bell, ing tax. They’ve many other lo'vo- lick o f the battle for fourth comoi^ and ehlldren'a appeal to ■harp. A return m atdi w ill bf o f the boast. featured at the W. T. GRANT suit with- a shapeless jadket, ly diamonds in wide price ranges. ilace. ’This boy did everything ! Gryk, rf '...... 8 0-1 6 predictions. It’s difficult to sinfls and hailing from Manchester, are JACKETS AND HUNTING COATS Giving the burning match test please everyona played next week at the T. The tX)M l*ANY, so send your man In, which experts of a Fifth avenue A low white pot o f Ivy on an ght, scoring eight hoops with 1 Haufh, If ...... 4 8-4 11 out any one individual aa respon Chick Boucher. Tony Terry, i to a few fibers is one way to de team having the highest total A l^ca Pile Lined Vests l-4< . .Rag. $10.00, Now $4.00 or outfit him yourself If you want grooming class contend is a typi Stale white cake crumbs, mixed attractive- plate makes a charmr auUful finessing around the 1 Murphy, If ...... 0 0-0 0 sible fo r N Y U ’s success. The clu l^ Young Morgan. Herb Bavler and termine the presence of wool. For him to look neat on the Job. Whip cal choice of many women, adds 1 Kurloirics, e ...... 5 1-4 11 is virtually the same as that field Knrowild Signs Ceatraet ptnfall mark after the heme and Rusty Armstrong. ! A ^ c a Pile 3-4 I^ength 1-38 . .Reg. <25.00. Now <12.50 with melted butter or margarine ing table centerpiece and helps bucket" and added six fouls for home eeries will be crowned the this test, pull a few loose threads cord work pants ore g2.69 to $2.98; unfair years to the model’s age Conn, rg ...... 1 0-0 3 ed last season when the Violets Heading the fistic program In Sheep Lined Jacket 1-40 .. . .R i^. <23.45, Now <0.00 and browm R igar, may be used as out when fresh flowers aren’t total o f 33 points. In addition, he Reading. Pa.. Jan. 38 — champion. 4 from the scam edge of a garment denim dungarees are $2.19; denim because this outfit completely Mathiason, I f . . . . 1 4-0 6 wound up with a 12-0 record. m — five-round bout will be Red Welle 0 topping for applesauce. The available. layed a bang-up floor game and George (W httcy) KiirowsM Is in There is much rivalry between Leather Jacket 1>4<...... Reg. <22.50. Now <0.95 —If poaaible, from both length overalls are $2.98. Work shirts are muffs her figure: a thorn to the A. A N. all The only regular missing is Bid | of Springfield and Art Sufalette wise and crosswiae directions. combination should be put in a the 8t. L m is Cardinal fold for 1948. the two leagues snd each group Leather Jacket 1 -4 4 ...... Reg. $18.50, New $8l50 $1.B9 to $1.98 In chambrsy; $1.59 The bat she wears with thia ght. Totals ...... 31 0-31 01 Tsnenbaum, first basketeer m i of Bridgeport. On two previous Twtat lengthwise threads Into one baking dish and heated in a mod Spring is not so far sw ay and The star third baseman ai|med expected to have g big following to $1.79 in covert cloth, and $2.29 suit Is aging because It is high- Ably assisting Rivosa was Hip- Kaeeys (40) NYU history to score over 1,000^ occasions these two boys came to .Suede Jacket 1 -4 2 ...... Reg. <25.00, Now <21.05 strand; crosswise threads Into an erate oven. the problem of new curtains la his 1948 contract last night at the Rec tomorrow night. In khaki. Cotton work gloves are crowned, forward-tilting, harsh In CJorrentl, Russ Allc^ snd Bob- McVeigh, rf ...... 1 4-0 8 points. I gether in the same ring and Wells ' Leather. Coat Jacket 1-40 . . . . R ^ . <25.00, Now <21.95 other and test separately. Ignite timely. NYLON MARQUISETTE, $.29 a pair. Boys’ dungarees are line and dark and gloomy in color. forty-eight tncbea wide, gives ele y Kerr. The latter tVo featured McCfonvIlle, I f ...... 9 3-4 30 Carat la high on Adolph Schsyea,: won one decision and the other White Stag Plaid Jacketa 36 to .44 one strand. If the strand is wool, The experts who (Jrc.sscd this INDIVIDUALLY TREATED the 0-7 center and the only real; $1.89. LAUNDRY, done without wait gance. long wear, and simple care. iefenslvely while Correnti shared, Nolan, — c ...... 0 1-3 1 bout was a draw. That's hojt even Reg. 119.95, Now <14J5 it wlU bum slowly and have the model to show how clothes can be 1 tall man on the fast, smooth team. ing, Is the advantage offered by At the very low price of |.50 a lonora with Rivosa in the scoring;; Narretto, c ...... 0 1-3 the occupants In the top spot are. acrid odor o f burning hair. The used to rejuvenate a woman's ap SmacbettI, r f ...... 5 0-1 10 The other four starters are Don White Stag Plaid Jackets 1-14 1-18 Amber Marmalade the new CONNECTICUT WASH- yard In quantities of ten vards or [coliunn. 1 Moriarty’s Defeat Weils is undefeated ^tn over 30 aah will be crlst> and will tend to pearance put her In a bolero suit Packard. If ...... 1 0-1 3 Forman, a scrappy, 5-10 set shot Reg. <12.95, Now <9J5 (Yield: about 5 pints — 12 to U ETRIA, 658 Center street. Wash' more at the C H E N E Y BROTH-*> (The Army and Navy battled starts, mostly in West Springflsid curl up In a ball. for two reasons. Glnolfl. If ...... 0 0-0 0 artist, T on f Kelly, 0-1, an aggres glaesee) ed In a separate machine, your ER8 REMNANT SALESROOM. th and nail dowm to the final and Thompsonville while Suffal- White Stag Hunting Coats 42-44-46 No. 1; 'This style is youthful. but lacked the push for sive player from buzzer to buzzer, Select a WEDDING RING that One orange, 1 grapefniit. 1 clothes touch no one else’s, Insur ette hab dropped only two decU Reg. <22.50, N aw <16J5 No. 2: It show's off her slim the final basket which would have Totals ...... 18 8-15 40 Ray Lumpp, 6-1, a deadly left- VFW in “Y” Feature ivtll always be a beautiful adorn Itmon, 3-4 teaspoon sslt, sugar ac ing hygiene snd longer wesr st ■ions—one o f which he hopes to waistline, 4hc key to a youthful- The Inquirer meant victory. ’Time and again Referee, Horvath. Umpire, Alibrio. handed shooter, and Joe Dolhon, White Stag Covert Jackets 34-36-40-44 ment. At "mOR'S 977 Main street, cording to directions. cost much less than having them avenge tonight. i Select imooth. thick-skinned looking figure. they would fall behind by six 6-1, the quarterback o f the squad. Reg. <10.95, Now <14JS t ^ r e are Innumerable styles for done In your own home. In a half AU are Metropolitan products. Arnutrong, from. Manchester’s fruit free from blemishes and rust. 'The flip little hat she wears ■even points, put on a spur Dryback Hunting Coats 1-40 1-40 ladies snd for gentlemen. Tliere hour after you bring It, your laun Some of the top teams in the Norm Burite Paces Gas H East Side, will meet one tough Wash the fruit, remove the peel with the bolero suit is a young, Y League Results a n classically plain rings, any dry la damp-dry, ready for iron country are among NYU’s vic hombre in Joe RevclU of Spring- Reg. I 22.OO1 Now $12.00 and Hllce It very thin. Parboil the off-thc-brow model of light color House (yang; St. James L- number of beautifully engraved tims. field. A t 135 pounds, these boys OMea Denais Pile Coats 1-44 1-45 sliced peel three times In the fol with soft curves and and shallow ing: In an hour. It’s completely dry Local Sport designs, diamond-set rings, and the Ililsne’s only defeat to date was | Moriarty BroUwre are expected to give the cash cus lowing way: Add I quart of cold crown. and folded. Sheets are mangled on For W arm , ket which could have turned DbWn^ by Marines;' ^ Reg. <33.50, Naw <22J9 newest wide ring, which may be a 41-37 Ucking ffom N Y U In M ad-' . B tomers something to yell and talk I water, bring to a boll, cook for 5 Under her hat is a youthful the spot and shirts are complete' tide Just wouldn’t fall. Poplin Jackets, one l o t ...... VsJ. to <6J»0, Now <2.19 set with rubies. laon Square Garden. Others | Celtics Trim Cloak o OcBatUsto, rf .. 0 about. ' minutes and discard the water hair-do--one styled by experts to ly t.nished within 48 hours. Hours C h atter I bagged Include Arkansas, Con Gustafson, rf .. 2 A veteran of some 30 fights, and after each cooking. lop 10 years off a woman's age. are 8:00 a. m. to 8.00 p. m. Phone ' In making chicken fricassee Dry Feet necticut,. Cornell, Missouri, Tem-I Moriarty, If ... 1 described as a good fighter, Sam RAINCOATS Cut the fruit pulp into thin slices This style swirls a bob around the 5353 to make inquiries. the other always managed to Fran Mahoney, one of Ree Di Moriari^ JSiuthcrs quintet barely < with dumplings add an egg to pie, Colorado, O ^ e , North Caro-i Burke, If ...... 7 my Holmes of Hartford will teat and remove <>e.e^ and “ rag." Com head to expose one oar. Ends arc come through to keep their team rector Johnny Falkowskl’s risht managed to stay ghead of the color Elastic Glass Raincoats 2-M l-L t|w gravy after the dumplings llna and Colgate. Cfougnlln, c ___ 1 the tatooed Bavler of Mancheater. bine the sliced pulp with the reletuied in a gently curling line Raisin or cut-up figs added within reach o f the LA’s. BeUls, hand men at the East Side Rec, ai« cooked. Beat the yolk, stir But the Violets have only trav ful Marines by idgtag the VFW McCluskey, rg . 3 The local is a cousin o f Danny R ig. <5.95. Now 53.45 drained parboiled eklns. To each to add flattery to the face. to oatmeal makes a good break Wilson and Zwlck also contrlbut- would like to arrange games with Into It one at g time several Boys’ and Men’s eled tor one game and they al fighters 38 to 32 in a game that Williams, Ig ... 3 Falcone, local pro scrapper. Elastir Glass Raincoats 3-S 1-M l-L measure o f this mixed fruit pulp fast change. ad to putting on an excellent ball teams in town in the 16 to 18 apoonfula o f hot gravy, then add most got knocked over in that tilt, was nip-and-tuck and then lan and parboiled skins, add three game. year old bracket for his Interme N avy Boy In Action Reg. $5.95, Now <8.45 to the remaining gravy, atlrrlng that a teenager Is past the toddler down and then the hostess only put in. It takes that long for a as It is marinating if the dressing downing Oomell 58-53. guished Into sluggishness at times, Totals 16 6-15 38 times the measure o f - water and Select VALENTINES now from The second game was another diate League All Star team. Any Navy togs will be tossed aside U. S. Light Weight 1-42 1-44 1-46 cfmstantly until smooth. Con stage, and stop fussing over them. has to manage the main course permanent to “set” Leaving your does not already contain onion. Moat of the big time fives have but the early lead piled up was too V. F. W. (82) boil rapidly lor 40 minutes. the delightful variety at the BUCKLE treat for the fans with the White team interested may contact Fran tinue cooking for a few minutes and the dessert. half alone during thia period suffered their reverses on the road much for the vets to overcome. Gallanst, rg 0 ! tonight when Chick Boucher Reg. 910.00. Now <5J5 Then weigh or measure this DEWEY-RICHMAN COMPANY X ^ le s putting on a last five mln- at the Blast Side R ^ I trades punches with Young Sperry but don't overcook or the egg The SHOULDER PADS act In a means no fussing, teuahing, sham For winter wedding gifts, there and trouble looms ahead for the With Norm Burke hitting Ihe Conran, rg . 4 U. S. Shelters 1-36 1-42 ...... Rag. <14.95. Now <7J5 mixture and to it add an equal —to send to a distance and to get rin$ spree to puU away 2 separate. net foundation are worth much W H IP P E D CREAM Is plUng pooing or style-cbaaging. If you are handsome SILV E R SERVING New Yorkers. cords for 18 points, ' Moriartya Tuttle, Ig .. ' of Bridgeport. Now enjoying a weight or measure of sugar. Add top choice. 3-4 Length Coats 1-34 1-36 . ..R eg. 19.95, Now 54.95 more in convenience than the $1.40 high in lu.sh richness on the want your permanent to last DISHES of many types at the ARCTICS o m e to a HV ta 4 0 vic Lefty Bray, Rev. Robert Wood, They play Brooklyn College rtgufod to win easily after getting Sullivan, ig 5 1 leave at his home, Boucher is the salt. Boil the fruit and sugar tory over the Knights of Colum Walnuts toasted In butter or they’re priced at the J. W. HALE CHOCOLATE CREAM PIE and longer and wear well. DEWEY-RICHMAN. COMPANY. Winnie Turklngton, Art KnofIs here Jan. 30. breaking a 10-day a 27-15 lead in the third quarter, Backus, c .. g ' anxious to show before local fans. .apldly for 25 minutes or until it Gingeranaps spread with anple bus. fortified margarine make a flavor- CO M PANY. An elastic at the other toothsome flavors, on the snd Herb Peterson were the Man layoff. After that they meet Bos but the North Enders went Into Sloan, c . . . . I He was a favorite during the out- TOPCOATS thickens and becomes amber butted make an excellent after The score does not give a true some addition to chicken salad for waist holds them In place and the SHORT CAKES with all one’s fa As a sure cure for the winter One w ay of saving bread i.s to chester men at the annual Sports- ton U. at Boston, Feb. 5, Temple high gear and threw a terrific scare Napoli, rf .. g I door season at the City Cab Arena colored. picture of the closeness of the Tweeds— and Plain Colors, AH Wool 35 to 44 a party luncheon. They are pre net can be washed separately. vorite fruits, on the CREAM blues, we recommend one of the cut slices in half before placing school snack. writers Alliance Gold Kby dinner in Philadelphia, Feb. 7, and Into Jerry Williams’ sharpshooters Holmes, rf . jg ! and alao at Thompsonville. MiKses’ and Children’s e as the Knights put on a pared by melting 3 tablespoons o f Watch the marmalade carefully They do take the droopy look off PU FFS that melt In the mouth - NEW SPRING SUITS at the on the table. Very small childrcrf at New Haven last Monday. Georgetown In Washington, Feb. and came wiUtin tliree points of Cowles, If .. 0 i Another lad from the East Side. Reg. $37.50. Now 929J9 butter or fortified margarine in a ti. prevent It sticking and scorch sweater-shoulders and blouses. all at the MANCHESTER BAK MONTGOMERY WARD COM may be given only a quarter of a Matched BRIDE AND GROOM quarter spurt to tie up the 14. tying the score when their rally Tony Terry, will see action Tweeds— All Wool 35-40 ...... Reg. <32.50, Now <24J9 ing as It cooks down. Let the mar RINGS aymbollzc the “oneness" of it at 34-all. It was a nip and small skillet and adding 1 cup Sizes are small, medium and large; E R Y on Kerry Street and its PANY. They’ll make one warmly Rlice. with a second helping when Bray met Joe Cronin, general The Temple game la the M g one fell short. 10 Totals 15 2-8 32 against one Tony Bruno of malade stand in the kettle until the marriage service. I.,ovelv tuck battle until the final min alielled walnut meats. They should colors are white and black. branches in the Wonder Market proud now and be ready for the they want it. BOOTS manager of the Boston Red Sox, o f the three. The Owls are murder The gams was close in the first Score st half time. 20-13, Mor Springfield. Matchmaker Tella- nearly cool, stir, and-pour Into matched rings at WIOR’S. 977 utes. . WOOL SHIRTS Iw bested carefully and stirred and the J. W. Hale Grocery. And better days to come. A wonder imd L ^ t y is assured o f seats In their home town and have built quarter with’ Moriartya holding a iarty. Referee, Hugret. rita cldma thle bout will be a imtll crisp. When cool they may scalded Jelly glasses. When cold ful 100% wool sharkskin and a Main Street. In white or yellow *1116 IMgles put on about every Have you ever tried the Cali the price is the same low as has SEWING MACHINE REPAIR.S throughout the season and also the up a giant-klUing reputation. Ken 9-8 lead, but Williams entered the Celtics (57) crowd pleaser. Young Morgan Shirtcraft Plaids An Wool ...Rag. f0.00. Now 5535 be broken into coarse pieces and cever with paraffin and store in a gold, are priced from $22.50 up. In thing ladt night in displaying fornia way of serving salad first? prevailed for two years! Don’t for gabardine (smooth finishes that are made with the expertnesa world series ( ? ) so Bray claims. tucky, Muhlenberg and LaSalle game and Moriartya came out P B F Pts and Paul Revere of Springfield added to the ealad mixture. cool, dry place. don't crush and do shed dust or a wide choice of styles. some smkrt, clever, basketball, Shirtcraft Buffalo Plaids ...... Rag. 59.95, Now 97J i Various combinations arc used; get the R Y E BREAD and PU M thorough training and lonj. oxDcr- Sitting st the same table as Bray are in the beaten class only be with a 20-13 halftime advantage. 1 Campbell, r f . . . 2 2-8 6 win meet in a three round affair. lint) are made Into that “ new look” dropping adme weird shots in ad White Stag Baffalo Plaids .. .Reg. 98.95. Now <7J9 grapefruit and avocado with P E R N IC K E L that la hot out of the lence at the SING ER SEW ING Gustafson’s was Neil Mahoney, chief scout of cause o f Temple. WilUama was favoring a badly in 2 ZanlA rf ...... 3 0-1 6 The remainder of the card will “DAYL iONG’’ is something new In Young people want parents with either in short Jacket and ballerina For a quick and delicious anack, dition to a few comical acts now Wliite Stag Coverts Plain Rml Reg. <17.95. Now <12J8 French dressing; orange sections oven and ready for • sale every CENTER, whatever the make the Sox who doubly assured Bray Even if they get by the road ob jured leg but pluckily played on 0 T. Martin. If .. 3 0-0 6 be announced at ringside. The hfittd-creama because it prevents, a sense of humor, who can find skirt or in tailored style, at $35.00 English muffins may be spilt, and then. wnth ripe olives and romalne: morning by 10:00. of the machine. A free eatlmatc of 703 Main Street that tickets would be available for stacles, the Violets won’t have it for his team’s cause. 1 Connolly, c ___ 0-0 6 first bout will start at 8:30. Glen- White Stag Honn^tootha ... .Reg. <1235, Now $8.95 as vrelTas cures, roughness and time to slop and laugh at . small in sizes 10 to 20. Smart plaids in toasted and buttered, then spread Mathiason played one o f his 3 beans that have been marinated In trouble end repair, coat will be the No. 1 Red Sox rooter in Man things easy. After Georgetown When Sloan, Holmes and Conran 0 Brown, c ...... 7 1-4 15 ney’s will offer a Mallory hat as redneaa that often result from Jokes .. . who accept them as they brown, blue, or gray with a red bast games. In taking over the olive oil and vinegar and other Kidney beans that have been made at your home It you phone chester. they wind up against Manhattan, teamed up it, the final quarter, 2 4 0-0 A a door prise to the person holding ' housework Or winter frost. Rub are without trying to make them line, arc $24.75 in sizes 10 to 18. bucket play he made' some spec J. Martin, rg .. HUNTING PANTS seasonings and served on a bed homc-cookid are excellent In a 8883. St. John’s, Rutgers, Notre Dame, they hit the hoop from all angles 1 3 2-4 the lucky admission ticket. it on first thing in the morning bookish if they are mechanical or A tailored rayon and wool In gray tacular passes to Ws tpammates McCutTV. I f ... 8 hearty salad if they arc teamed Les DeOon, manager o f the Fordham and City College of New and whittled away at the Moriarty 2 0-0 3 Olden Dennis Alpaca Lined 1-84 1-S9-S8 and you never need apologize for nag them to a be party nilxera of aalad greens. with a faint stripe of color U for layups which accouhted for Pitkin, If ...... 1 with an equal amount of crisp The newest stocking colors are Bowling Green alleys, presented York. Any one of the six has the lead, and overconfidence almost your handa. “ Daylong ’ comet in when they Juat aren’t that kind . ' This salad service really has a $16.98. argood p u t o f the EMgles’ points. Reg. <28.80, Now $ 1 tJ i celery and then moistened with as bright as parakeet's plumage. KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS; W alter Buckley, treasurer o f the strength to pluck the Violets. turned Into fright as the Moriarty and $1.00 sues at the C EN TER who let them be their age . . point because it can be put on the Danielson, Kurlowlcs and Haugh 9 Totals 26 5-15 57 Ranis and Bears White Stag Wool Plalda 34 to 42 $90 Keyed to fashionable dress snd local Polio Drive, with a check for team battled to maintain its lead table before fam ily and guests sit salad dressing and flavored with Independent A . C. (84) R K A ltM A C r. whom they can be proud of before For good flavor add a dash of shoe colors, these stocking shades “FOR A COSY EVENING AT HOME” carried the burden in the scoring Nathan Hale Triumphs and run out the clock. • The ad Reg. 51<.95, Now <123$ grated onion. while Conn again was the old re $79.77 this morning. *11)18 amount 1 Legault, rf .... 4 2-4 10 their frienda . . . who are nice to sal^when cooking prunes. are designed to carry the color and vantage at the foul line aided CC-59 KING COLE TRIO, Vol. I l l ...... $3.00 liable in controllir the defensive was collected at a recent event at 0 Moquin, I f ...... 4 1-3 P 1 Eve League Lead! As for ways to make the per look a t ... who run a home that la the satiny look of evening gowns Nathan Hale Moriartys aiso In winning, al INLAID LINOLEUMS In thirty the Bowling Green which was (01) 1 Wlttke. c ...... 1 0-0 2 W OOL VESTS fume you use last longer, one hint attractive . . . who are Interested Melted beef suet makes a good all the wav to the floor. Bright K-1 THE RED M I L L ...... $4.00 backboard. Kurlc : was a epark B. F. though their height was a great Simple Sewing patterns at the MANCHE.STER all night, playing, . .^gicsstve ball staged by DeGon. 2 Tracy, e ----- What la the hlghrat lake In inONKHViLLK FOLKS ■ Y fm v T j AatoBMiliIlM for Solo Businets Scrvieca Offered IS Moving— Trucking— Articloa fat Sida 45 H i 51 Wanriiifi ApiNurtl—Fan 57 Suburbaa far Salt the world on which eteamboau S to r a g e 20 oparatsf * 1M2 B V IC K 4-door sedan, radio, KAUIO — Electrical Appliance BARGAINS GALORE B O rs SUIT and overeoat, VERNON—Fhoenta strait Ih m Questions and Answers A—It la beliavad to to Lake Sense and Nonsense HB Practical J oker Service, repairs picked up and F L E X IB L E F L Y E R sled, 18: g lr fe Si-out d-eea atei room bouse with bath. Large lo heater, slip covers, low mileage, ASHES, Cana, rubbish removed. 1$. Titicaca in South ADMrlea, wtMth ------QassiBed $405 down. Brunner's, Bast Cen delivered proinpty. 20 years Cellars, yards and aiucs cleaned. good condition. Cal' 4891. Water from a broken pip# oo Phono 8929. garage and chicken coop $S.80< Q—What sr* tho two capitals C^W het le meant by piping a9 la two and one-half mllea above Oog'B U fo The waa ter street. Phone 5191. experience John Maloney. Phone General trucking and odd Job e third floor peeped Uumun and Bsttmatod H csMi down colored n for daaerting 500 NEW woolen pieces for mak tho Unloa dt tauui A tr i^ oSleer over the eUla o f a ahlp7 aaa level. * My little dog . the one with 8-1045. 1 Walnut street. bing. C W. thirson. Phone SOUS. slightly dam age some o f sur mer- LADY’S BLUB wool .winter coat, m ent CaU J. O. Dowling. wife: Advertbements 1941 PONTIAC 4-door, black, 8. ing warm bebioe’ or childrea'a chandlse, which has since dried out with whlta wolf collar, slae 12. __>-Pretofia. ■Biaiaiiitiiuvtaad A*.*dMiaM etaod at attcntioo No hmgar flada friendly kaeaa. ^ Judga--W ifo deaertkm W sooat- garments! . Greatest values in Green wool suit, and red Lana aapetiwa, leglalatlvs aide o f the gnagway, while Q-What la the cepitaj o f In- radio, nekter. Very clean Inside PROMPT — EXPERT thorodghly. We’ve cut prteu oo Mfk. B. W. WUcox thlng I must deal with aevarely. For Sale and o u t Be sure and look this P a in tin g — P a p e rin g -«-31 Connecticut now at' Oolonial ALL our stock up to one half. sulL etas 12. : bweUent oonditlon. Waated— Rial ttotote 7 a bewU lfola’e dU7 F o r Rent Satiititai ehSMeter Negro (anplalnlngl—BuL Jud^ one over before you buy. Only REFRIGERATION Remnant Shoppe, U8 Center LOOK . . . Pin-Up Lamps $2.96 Threa pairs Newton Elkin shoea, Q—W hat A-4lew FOR HIGH quality painting at DESIRE a two, throe W foor-1 RflddSlilti-Tklwf Caller (at door)->-Madaia, your you m i't Mnow that woman. 1 T o Boy ToSeU $345 down, balance 24 months. StreeL , . . Coffee ThblU $S-96 . . . Kec- elM Bli AA. good conditi^ Rea- srsurtobr reaaonable prlcea phone C. Stan ily house Ir'M aochester. N o od aboard or departs Q— What la the hallcoptar high dog has bitten a piece out of my ain’t no deaerter, I'aa a refuges Brunner’s, East Center street REPAIR SERVICE ord Cebtnet $8JiO , . . Bhlp's Wheel eonkMe. Call 6811 after 4 p. m. la a Klphog ley, 2-9534. > FURNACES Warm air. cut iron cupancy necaeaary. WUI pay aa||doty. flying record? E ft Phone 5101. Mirror $5S6 .. . amoklng Cahinet Funeral oervlces were being oon- C L A S H i n B D a d v t : Ipe type. Perfeetkia ou parlor reasonablo pries Writo Boat <}—t>oea a galloptaig horse ever Afx* ^ -lawia iffM Weil art thta year by Madam—tmpooUhle! The Httle AH Types — All Makes 118.96 . . . Large M irror $4-96 . . . ducted for .a woman who had been D E P T . H O U R S t INTERIOR ana artartor painting, Wsatvff—T* Buy Herald. — W hat conetltulaa a bittrl'- have all four feet off the ground MaL BrmBraeot Caaartl In a ataadard- darling simply hates meat. FOR S A L E SMters portable bMUra, ooal Hobby Horu $7J6 .... UtiUty 58 thoroughly disliked - In b4f rural paperfaanging, ceilinga reBnlab- hMtere. stove Muk. chrome, ne to moteoroloiMt. 9t the rahn IlineT Sihanln B-8A at Wright Oaotlaaa Couplet 8:80 A. M. 4 :4 5 P . 5L Cahliiet $11.98 . . . Largo Bookeau You don't get hlccougba • community. With 8 violeht axplo- PHONE ed. Men insured and praparty galvanlM. A.B.Cl reng# burners. W A N T E D — Pipe dies, Your Real Batata ProMowa A—A wtod ef 75 aqph or great- A — Thera la o m pbaem la « S m TIOoytao,db O. p ravlaoe rae- NEW 1947 KAISER $13 . . . Foldtav Cot and Mattreu Over toacupA alifo dlapoolUon 0 . hanbackad M r to damsec. Expert work. Edward R. Parts for all maku of range ten , vise, plumbing toolsr Are Ours gallop when the leo r page era beUt aed WM l l ^ i i foot, aat Iqr a Oarr $24 . . . 7 Drawer Knee-Hole Desk B E L O W COST MANCHESTER 2-1226 Plica. Phone 2-lOUS. 8243. Wo Buy and Sell tar Caaa dhdbr the body Sad the animal la la tS iti B lalhi C. Bigler husband, drove her chUdren mar- burners. Jonu' Furniture and 1132... Laige Hope Chest $2$ . . . Arranga ax»rtgag*s O —WIThy hy lo PenaaylvBala known Obtlrelir off the gtaonA cileasly and quarreled i^roualy lost and Koond 1 Floor Ooveriag. 3S Oak stroeL OoY. Wlnthrop Desk $67 . . . Strett * TOWN MOTORS. INC. FOR QUALirr, price, service, CALL 08TRINSKY SS79 tor fur^ Keyatone itetet <)—Who recomtnended former The araatast with all her neighbors Even the SCIENTIFIC Slumber Chair and Stool $89 . . . Before you seU eaU ua 4 the “ Ce/KTAINUY Id aSTTINd MIGHTV p o o o o N e IX>8T—S months old brown and 46 WEST CENTER ST. consult Albert Guay. ’*Tba Homa naeo nmovai, rage, eenp aetata, No Obttgouoa. A —OnDn the aeal ef the State et ■)