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SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1963 ATtraga Daily Net JPress Run PAGE TWELVE \ 'For the Week Ended Thd Wdsther jianirl;?0ti^r ^ti^nUtg l|m lb March 7, IMS Poiaeast of U. s. Waather Bansii ,aaam««1 to-be. two cov.eca.on the iM iU lchpfitP T lE u P lttltD l I p T J t l h book. It turned out to be true, be Winninjr Exhibit in tHyision 2 Vote to Build 10,939 fair, eold tonight. Partly ckmdy,' jUniutTown cause there wiu a front cover Member of the Audit little chnage In temperature Taea- Heard Along Main Street where the back cover should be and Bureau of Circulations day. vice versa. The pictures and titles >^nr.r- New Church Manchester^A City of yWage Charm Mortd«y night, Mianlonoinoh were' different. Opening to the . . •...... - ' • .... -... ■( ...... i.i —, t...... ,L____ *rrtb« NO. 58, Improved Order of And on Some of Manchester's Side Streets^ Too pages, we found the tqil end chap Red Men, will observe Past Sa- ters printed upside down. Turning VOL. LXXI^, NO. 134 (ClasMfisd Advurtlsliif Pag* ^ ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1953 chems’ night. The board of great the book around, the same thing St. Mary’i Will Start (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE 'C EN lf chiefs will also make their annual ■^know, Angus, If I wasn’t an Eng visitation. The refreshments com She Agrees happened. : ^ 4 Construction Next ...... Heard Along has received some lishman, I think I would enjoy It soon dawned on us that some ’il'"'''' * ’' mittee will serve a turkey supper support for a thesis presented in being a Scotsman.” thing new was added to the mar Year, Planning Drive at the conclusion of business. a few paragraphs run here a week To this Angus replied, "Aye, and ket' Two stories were printed in The Manchester Fire Depart ago. That piece took the po,sltion i if I wasn’t borrl a Scot, I would the same book for a double fea A special meeting of the congre that the big bank rolls and big pay | like to be an Englishman,” ture. They had been printed and gation of St. Mary’a Episcopal ment will hold a drill tomorrow then hound together in reverse up morning at 10 o'clock at the fire checks that interest some modem i Since he sipped away without Church voted last night to itart young women who are examining | offering a comment, the Irishman side down. That was the way it the new church building not later house on the comer of Hilliard the qualifications of a prospectiveTwas-ftirailyr asked by one of the was planned. Malenkov Pledges to Build Soviet Forces and Main streets. than next year and (to rttaln lha ' husband are not so Important after • companions what he would like to Now. what would be the solution Welle* Organizations', with head all. be if he wasn’t an Irishman. if fl customer derided to purchase quarters in the Empire State The Children of Mary Sodality TTie support for that thesis came j "If I wasn’t an Irishman, I one. of the stories and not the of St. James’ parish will receive BuUdlng, New York, a* fund rais in a letter from a woman who was ! would be ashamed of meself,’; he other? Perish the thought of rip ing counsel. The latter will direct Communion in a body tomorrow at married at the age of 16 and who | replied, ping the books In half and leaving the » a. m. Mass at St. James’ a campaign soon, ^ now has almost 10 years of happy ’ one on the shelf, without a back Four motions were presented to’ Church. All members arc re married life behind her. She writes | Mall Bag cover. It’s like buying a music quested to be present at 8:45 in record with a pre.sent hit tune on the meeting by Gordon G. Fogg, Dulles Says Staling Death Raises Hope for World Peacd that, after reading Romantic In- - To Heard Along Main Street chairman of the special committee the lower church. The monthly terest In this department last Concerning last week's interest one side and one of .the older melo meeting of the Sodality will be dies put together in a modern ver to consult with such counsel. The held at 2 p. m., at St. James’ week, she. felt that those girls re ing item about names—oftentimes vote on all four was made unani ported to be looking for men with names are misleading. 'Tis obvious sion .to fill the "B” side of the mous before adjournment. The School. Plans for the mother and $4,000 in the bank and $80 in his that our neighbor. East Hartford, platter. 'Dvo for the price of one, daughter social will be discussed. whether you like it or not. resolutions follow. Stalin Still Dominate the Scene All members are urged to attend. pay check arc foolish. got Its name because it is East of 1, "That the construction of the States U. S. Policy RefreshmenU will be served. Rather, she said, she is more in Hartford. new church be. started not later sympathy with those men in this . Vet, from the map, our neigh PresAura Group Sentiment for the inclusion of a than 1954.” Aims for Peace office who reported their financial bor South Windsor looks more 2. “That the present committee The Women’s Auxiliary of St. power at the time of their own east than south from Windsor. swimming pool in the proposed Mary’s Church will meet in the new high school Is growing leaps be empowered to complete nego marriages as being very puny com Evidently it' got its name from tiations with the Wells Organize- - To Be Unchanged parlA house Monday at 7:30 p. m. and dive.s. pared to what some gal's wanted being south of East Windsor, the tions on behalf of the parish to The speaker will be the curate, nowadays. It ha.s been decided, tentatively Rev. John J. Johnson, whose sub town' it w’as set off from. at least, that the question of raise funds for the construction of At Stalin Rites Our correspondent tells us that ject will be "Symbolism." Host- As for East Hampton, Conn., whether the school will or will the new church and the develop United Nations, N. Y., a dramatic success through the I when she got married, she and her I it jg definitely ' far west from ment of the site.” Communist civil war which . esHes will be Mrs. Walter Aitkin, husband had $6.1 with whlch^ to | Hampton, Conp Thus direction not have a natatqrlum will be left March 9—(JP)—U. S. Secre Mr*. John Fox, Mrs. Wyville to the voters. “That a committ?* on archi brought 450 million Chinese under By THOMAS P. WHITNEY Peabpdy, ‘Mrs. Earle Rohan. Mrs. start off. and today, they have two from Hampton had nothing to do If the pupils at Hollister street tecture and building be appointed.” tary of State John Foster Stalin’s away. Moscow, March 9--action in df(y after a White House con and forstg* mihigtot., w 9»rty Jwacy Attomay ing struggle againat *«torpal snd OouiUhwiw tlto,‘" from Violin Concerto op., 28 by source other than property tax children and great-grandchildren Korea at thia time. Red iSqwfr* to iK to na eye and ataU fisndsre from tostsrn Gfiieral Thwdore'J), Ewwon$ Goldmark. eat only their favorites’ products, feeling. —because the couple have no chil home. and when the Red armies moved ference the chances a^dkgood witness acchtiBnf the Mremoaie*. internal snemlfS'" It (a their One woman told ,118 recently that As It is now. we can see trees ation in excess of estim ate in The business was eventually into eastern Europe, Stalin used 6. Hopes other UN members wilt XJuropsah aid dthsr ebuhtriss wera today floufht to siiufllch 4 Sat* "saertd duty." he told th* Rus she had to change her baker be- beginning to break out with buds come. dren living and never had grand continue awareness of the need for for House-Senate-administra- Here to his dispatch.) there, too. 7 sians, to "striiagthen th* Sovlst was Juatio* _ - .. r The committee that la organis children. The Hares them.selvc.s built up to where Mr. Hare was SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE them to establish bis Comnnunist urday Eveninff Poat article Th* case* torneB tot cause he didn’t carry the bread I and that springy look that should Martin, we understand, has employing 14 persons, but after a satellite regimes. In. Asia, Stalin’s tion agreement on about 15 And to* Moscow diplomatic Snneif fores* and maintain their ing an Elks Lodge in Manchester her sons’ cowboy fsvorites recom. 1 be at least another month away, turned the funds over to Paul Cer- are not in the best of health. Mr. (Continued OB Page Four) changes in the Taft-Hartley Hy EDDY GILMORE. corpqjwas there, representing their (IBAting hiff lonher deputy, -readtneaa against saemy atoaeka." pretatlon of aTaft-Baell*yAtodSfc-- will meet Monday night at 8 Hare, who will be 8.6 in April, has few years, running the laundry be plans, laid 25 years ago, achieved gtfVerninents or the leaders of their tion Which aaya; mended. The children wouldn’t eat The whole thing is really rather vlnt, collector of revenue. came too much of an effort for Labor Law, some of them Moscow, March 9t— (AO, — Nelson F. Stamler, aa aaylhg Malsnhov said: o’clock at Murphy’s restaurant bread unless it was t h e ------frightening. The money came from an been bedridden with a heart con SAVE AT LEAST $500 government*. • politicians ordered the mur "The psrty and Soviet people "It shall ba an unfiirli _ for the purpose of obtaining sig dition for three years and Mr.». him. Eventually, this job was "substantial.” They laid the body , of Joseph 1 ntand ifilveiing in Red square tics tot a labor orgenliatlon brand. ‘ | Because if spring comes now. anonymous source and amounted taken over by the couple’s son. He Taft told reporters it was der of mobster Willie Moretti. have suffered sn irreplaceable loss. natures of the prospective Elks what happens when spring is sup- to $1 lone dollar I in cash accoip- Hare, who Is 83. has just started ON THESE '52 OLDSMOBILES Stalin besidie Lenin today. So beside the tomb. Stalin is dedd. The Soviet peoples' Chita* or attempt to evakt aa ' candidates. The signatures of panled by a note on which were walking again without a cane ran it until his death in 1042, generally agreed at today’s meet now the two great figures of The troops In long gray over- He said he would take im ploysr to pay or deUver «r;«SrtB Stlnger I iwsed to' come? And dors it mean when the Hares went back to man ing that the beat approach is for sorrow is shared by the whole of to pay or deliver any money « -these -candidates are - necessary on It may be a few dsy.s early, but that summer will come earlier loo? written the words' "Conscience after recovering from a broken 88 SURER CONVERTllLE COUPE Fire, Blasts Threaten the ■ Russian revolution—of coata jtand^otlonlesxjpn toe cold mediate lejral action againat progressive mankind; the petition for dispensstlon for Fund.” hip suffered in a fall la.st May. aging it. But after two years, they both Senate and House labor com cbbbleetdnto. other thing of vaTue; ih W a ie |W ~ we are reminded of an old Irish What about the fall ? We don’t like sold the laundry. 88 SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN mittees to complete hearings on the 10 days that shook the the magazine and Stamler. "Stalin’s name will be praised of an exaction, for servieea whIiU a new lodged Candidates who joke as St. Patrick’s Day ap- the thought of the trec.s donning But looking back on the life '' 7W Plere Band A legielatlv* Inveetlgating com forever. He gave his life to Hherat have not signed are urged to be The Bill they have spent together, the In Retirement 98 DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN proposed changes before any final world—lie aide by side in the A 750-pidbe band la just before mittee denied Pareons' requeai that are not perforihed or not to bh proaches. their fall colors in the middle of Since then, they have been In Wilmington, N. G., Port bills are drafted. the tomb. It, too, is silent. Ing the workers and saving man-r performed." ^ present Monday night. Seems there were three fellows July. And of- course there’s next A group of youngsters were Hares feel it has been a full one LOW MILEAGE — FULLY EQUIPPED big marble tomb in old Red it Beck way* and means to squelch kind from wars. talking about their luck one day and, as Mrs. Hare said, they ha.ve retirement. Mrs. Hare’s time is Taft said the labor-management square. Thousands of civilians holding the article. The case came to ths Supranil bending elbows si a pub in Eng- winter to be considered, too. Shall taken up with housework and advisory committee set up by the bIack-bord|1red portraits of the Fmght Egpleltatloa Court after th* U. 8. Circutt Coflit land. They were dlaeussing na- we, start expecting snow around last week. Each told how lucky he no regrets. They have lived Wilmington-,'"N. C., March 9— Chief Croom said shortly before Beginning at the beginning, here With that Parsons asked for an . "Hla name stands alongside of was. The final story of luck was through floods and hlizzarcls and crocheting, and she is still a duea- administration in the hope of dead leaderiare in the square. They adjournment of the committee's in Chicago held Taft-HarUey ta'itor tionalities between rounds. One the early part of September? paying member of the Ladies’ —Wind-fanned flames roared along noon that he had selected a point reaching agreement on amend is the way Stalin’s funeral went: Marx, Engels and Lenin. violated when pay is dernaMM.! by a second grader who had the sorrow of losing their two Manchester Meter Sale^ Inc. the Wilmington waterfront today Georgl Malenkov and other top are very qgiet and It is difficult to ublic hearing into hU firing of was an E;igll.shman, the second a No, this whole thing is all found a five dollar bill in a street. Benefit Association, but her hip near Nutt and Brunswick streets, ments to the labor law apparently imagine hJnv 25,000 can be quiet. "With Lenin, he fought against work done. It said the Scotsman and the third an Irish- wrong. If it was a simple matter children, hut they have also known .'>12 WEST CENTER STREET and ate their way toward the city’s where a stand would be made men of the party and government tamler aa Ui* sUU's chief crime TSarist oppression and capitalist whether th* woric don* wan t DONT "I’m the luckiest because I good and happy times. Injury has made getting about too has given up any idea of getting gathered early in the Hall of AnotherrlO.OOO people are in the ginveaUgator so he could advise th* man. of shifting seasons, we.could be- difficult to permit her to attend business district. against the spreading fires. both side* together, Throw Th«m Awciy found a , five, dollar bill,” he told ' B*Gk U,-.’80. - “YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER” * ’ -Plrmnen concentrated on •halting': Columns- where- the dead leader’s ptaiuto. wJhare .L v. am- standingH,- pubUabing hmiao of the sttuatioh. .to to* j «iwnitj>t ■ At- one -stag*' in- the- conversa ■come acrustomed- to it.’ Snow - in his'playlnates. ” Tbii mean you . meetings';-' ' Croom assertied th at'lf a stand He said Secretary of Labor Dur atamplng, atamping, stamping to (Coatianed on Pag* Tour) That decistoa wag StUI Plenty Of Wear Left In tion, the Englishman said, "You June wouldn't be too hard to take. Back in 1889, when Alida was Living with the Hares and help OFEN EVENINGS TIL 9--TEL. MI.3-4134 the fire’a spread as explosions could not be maintained there, he kin now feels the problem is keep ourjfeet from freezing. "And, If the publishers do not act th* High T ribti^ by ths. Shoes Repaired Here found five dollars?” a little girl 18 knd Frank not quite 20, they rocked this port city of 45,000. on our demand—and I mean de But it's not a simple matter of asked. . ”I didn’t say I found five ing in the housework Is Mrs. planned to dynamite buildings in one to be handled by the labor The temperature is down to 12 Newspaper Publishers sliiftlrig seasons. Winter Is just were married in Afton, N. IT., the First estimates indicated the dam the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad’s mand-will institute legal proceed Elisha Hanson, counMl dollars, I found a dollar bill with Hare’s sister, Mrs. Blanche Lewis, age would run into millions of dol committees of the Congres.*. degrees, (J is raw and gusty, an icy plain disappearing. Each year, it bride’s home town. Frank had who. besides the couple, is the only freight yards to establish a line Taft declined to elaborate on Sabres Smash ings to prsvent distribution of the aociatlon, said the SAM YULYES a five oh it,” the lucky one said. .courted her from his home in lars. wind moans In the tall trees be magazine.’’ Sultan Orders LAND SURVEYING seems, there Is leas and le.ss. Then —A Non. ' person living who attended the across which the flames could not his statement that there would be tween tl)« tomb and the Kremlin Typographical Union Shoe Repairing of the Bet what? Summer all year round just nearby Harpersviile. and after wedding 64 years ago in Afton. Flames sweeping through ware leap. The line would be about half Jn Philadelphia, a spokesman for publishers to agree to tba ter Kind Done While You houses along the Cape Fear River ’’substantial”' change!? in the law walls. . the Poet said th* magazine’s offi Edward L. Davif, Jr. l.sn’t New England. It would mean they were married, they settled Mrs. Hare has another stater stilt a mile from the city’s business but aaid that moat of the 15 Three Mig-15s; It is difficult to say exactly bow practlcs. Wait. ^ down on a farm in Afton. front aeriously injured at least five cials declined comment until theV Life Sentence no more winters. And just what, living, Mrs. Laura Corbin, of Bain- firemen and less seriously hurt area. amendments he anticipates would many i^ p le are in Red square, The National Labor 15 MAPLE STREET Regiatered Land Surveyor The Hares had two children and bridge, N. Y. None of Mr. Hare’s have a chance to study th* action Board defended the union’s Opp. P in t National Store dear readers, is New England with 1$ Very Important several others. Police regulars and reserves en be “of a procedural character.” but it SMme impossible to squeeze in Trenton. 15 Proctor Road Mancheater out winter? Hospital Notes they •.•emember those early years family is still alive. forced a complete evacuation of Taft said he hopes si milarj bills Ace Bags 11th in even 4ne more. Count them by For Lee Meng msnda, contending the Parking Lot on the farm as happy ones, par Wilmington’s six fire companies At the same time the' spokes TEL. MITCHELL S-7019 Although the Hares say that no and/a fire boat wer* helped by men the sprawling river-side area of all will be passed by both Houses. the tens *f thousands. man said ths msgasine would not Hartley ban was almsd. Two for One ticularly the winters, fiercer, they observance of this dsiy has been GOOD but fire fighters. He added the administration will Seoul, March 9 ,— (P) —U. S. It is 10:58 a. m. Moscow time payment of wages for work Pailents Today ...... 147 say, thiin art- of the 44 winters planned, Mrs. Hare, who seems to To All Children and equipment that raced m from release the article involved before Ipoh, Perak, Malaya, March 9 It can be a dull Friday every Firemen inteneUled their water present its views as the hearings Sabre jets bagged three more Rus- (2:38 a. iS. e.s.t.) (F)—The Sultan of Ferek today actually perform^ 1 ADMITTED -YESTERDAY: thev have spent in* this vicinity. remember those good times back Camp Lejeiine, Wrightavtll Beach, streams as fire crept closer to the Lqng Mack cars roll out of the its scheduled date of publication Burton said the issue before tU I now and then when it comes time There was snow on the ground Wrij^taboro, Southport, Carolina develop but said it la quite possible rian-built MIQ-lSs today and ran on March 18. commuted to Ilf* imprisonment to make up this column. Some Barney Cooley. 18 Hawthorne on the farm and the occasion of VISION It Can Be . terminal firm’s Warehouse C, the administration will never pro their two-day toll of Red warpIanM Kremlin and head toward toe Hall High Court was not what poHv street; Lesley Salmon. 34 Helalne from Thanksgiving time right on their .60th wedding anniversary Beach and Winter Patk. which contained large quantities ofColumqg.. Parsons also said he would Ale to* death aentsne* improsefi by.a should be adopted towaifi the coIp> times we must scratch the bottom up th'ough April. Mr. Hare re An Important As great clouds of smoke spread pose a labor bill of its own. to six. the Fifth Air Force an a complaint against SUmler for British judge qn Lae Meng, the [ of the barrel, so to speak, to round road; Mrs. Ethel Zwick, 28 Strong \Vith particular fondness, likes to of ammonium nitrate. nounced. At 10:42 two more automobiles timiance "of this and other fornto street; George Sessions, Rockville; calls. "And you don’t have winters add, "unless wmebody drops by.” Factor In above this river part, materials Communication with the fire roll by. »“ Chinese woman guerrilla whom of featherbedding." up enough material to fill the David Preston. 22'. Horton_roadi. like that for jlelghi here,” he stored in warehousea exploded in (Continued on Page Four) The sleek and swift Sabres, fly (Continued *n Page Four) communist Hungary recently triecT I space. Their area was almost dlsruHted by fall ing protective cover for marauding Everything U.atJll, very silent. Preston Trombley. 471 North Main says. Jniiidings of the Wilmington Ter- ing wires and power failures. The great gilded clock on the Spas to save by bargaining with the ^ v fOenilnued on Pag* F*«r) Such a day was> yesterday, but street; William Skinner. Rock And Mrs. Hare recalls how. Schoolwork Ininal Company. fighter-bombers, also damaged a British government. OAKiiiiiiiiii we chamjisd upon the makings of a The freighter Max Manus, laden sky towers chimss svery 15 min ville; Louis Bel Bene. Rockville; back In those days, which came Honor Schilflges Fire Chief J. Ludie Croom said Egypt Ship Toll MIG in the air battles deep In utes. At its first note, a military Th* tiny, . sullen 25-year-oId story in, a local soda shop. Looking Reginold Pellitier, 27 Tyler cir before the sdvent of the movies It has been proven many times that smart with a rqrgo of nitrate of soda, North Korea. Four Persons Die over the rack of quarter novels, a one million dollars worth of sugar was towed away from one ware ringleader of Red terrorism in DELICATESSEN cle; Mrs. Gertrude Morrison, .61 and radio and television, their Qn Silver Wedding children show ^ poor school grades because in one of the firm’s four building* Yesterday’s score was three (Continued on Fage Two) Malaya had been aentenced to book fell out of the shelf onto the Finley street; Mrs. Eleanor Lar friends from the village would they couldn’t see the work. Let ns help you house dock aa the flames ap Reported at 54 MIGs destroyed, one probably de 3S.A OAK STREET TEL. Ml 9-8244 floor. When’ it Was picked up, there was a total loss. proached. As Train Hits (^r bang on a charge of carrying a son, 710 Middle Turnpike, west. come out to the farm to risit them correct this condition with proper glasses aft 0^ stroyed and one damaged. One of grenade, a capital offense under Biilletiiis ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ma The villagera would alwaya come Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Schildge er you have had your child's eye* tested. the kills was by Col. Royal N. Open Saturday At 3:30 P. M. Alexandri*. Egypt, March 9— North Grosvenor Dale. March i the state of emergency here. ria Cocconi, Andover. with oysters to he made into oys- of 433 Gardner street were honor- —A death toll of 54 was announc Baker, McKinney, Tex., whose rec Her case was taken up by world froBi the AP Wins DISCHARGED YBSTERDA'Y: ter stew and with musical Instni- ord is 11 Red jet* and one prop- —
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I this meeting, to hear Dr. Melllon r—1286 Col. Watt Heads . Dentist to Speak Rotmi^ Speaker Hares Have Party After All WHAT— sjieak on "Modern Dentistry snd Cpulrt Split “ S Tbup Hcanh'*^^' And^^ to Rarh the fash of Grass Fires Here 15 WfCOC— 1296 Radio and TV w n c — 1686 WKNB— 846 Eastern Stnndarl Time State Vets’ Home To PTA Tuesdav very aignificant relatlorlahip of On Their 64th Anniversary WNHC—Ch. 8 dentistry to the health of children. , Prompts Plea by Firemen After the meeting mothers of In T-H Law On Music, 4:S -W TIC—BacksIUse Wife. (i) t :••-WDHC->N« wft. Rocky Hill, March 9 — (JP) — Dr. Gilbert LeVIne Melllon of fourth grade pupils will d^rve re 'Olka The Rocky Hill Veterans’ home Rocky Hill will apeak at the meet freshments under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hare, who.I'served cake and some of the peo- WCCC- Music. WCCC—11 Hundred and *0 Hits WTHT—Ckl TInney. WONS—New*. Corfimission yesterday afternoon ing of the Nathen Hale PTA to Mra. John Schelbenpflung and Mrs. The Name In Fuel Oil top Open Burning and Tax Agents Are Advising on Saturday observed their 64th "pie stayed for dinner." WON'S -Jsck Downcy'k Music Shoo. WHAT—New.; Mornina Star Review Philip Dowd, co-chairmen of the She added that her 8S-year-old Bogus Type WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis; The CTii- WTHT—Breakfa.t CHub. appointed Col. Raymond 8. ,Watt morrow at 8 p.m. He la one of the 25 .Years' experience In fuel oils Is your assurance of higlwat At Rate of 400 Each Day Near; Taft wadding annlversaiy, had a party i-arosns. w n c —Theater oi Melouy. ho.spitality committee. !Check Those Incinera husband, who has been r^rldden WKNB—Csrsvan of Music, • :tS—WKNB—The Little Show. of Stratford aa commandant of members of the speakers commit quality and efficient, modern delivery oervlce. 4 that day after all. tee of the Connecticut State Dental About 2,000 persona have (Oontlimed From Pago One) with a heart condition for three (Oeathined From Page One) 4:ia-VVTtC—Stells Osllas. • iia—WDRC-Muilt oR the Record. the State Veterans’ Home. ------— ------totors, Mason Advises Tha Hares, who have outlived years, took it all "pretty well," WKNB—UHF Proitrsm. WONS-*)ack Downey'. Waxworka. Col. Watt succeeds the late Col, Association and has filled engage sought assistance or advice WDRC—Hesith Aids. WKNB-Ed Swett Show. v ★ SHELL FUEL OIL WITH FOA 5X their two children and Who never but that he was ".a little tired and "The issue here," said Burton, WTHT—Betty Crocker. >:1»-W(X'C—Nrwa; Market Baaket Raymond G. Gates of Willimantic ments througliout the state. Fire department officials ex- from the four Internal Revenue Administration efforts to get a In additloq to his private prac ★ 24 HOUR OIL and lURNER SERVICE compromise of management and had grandchildren, had not planned had to turn In earl/^ last night "is solely one of statutory inter 4:J»—WDRC—the Record Shop. w n c —Niwc; Toui Uardri in'the 812,000 a year post. His ap reaaed alarm to day, at the num- agents on duty at the hearing after It was over. , WTHT—Eddie Arnblc Show. WHAT-Italtan Muaic. pointment is effective April 1. tice he is in charge of the Rocky er of fire* caused by careless room of the Municipal Building labor views on amendment of the to have anything special that day, pretation: Has Congress made WTIC—Y.iunx WIddei Brown. «:4t—WDRC—Bins Sinza. Hill Dental Health program, and is ■k AUTO M ATIC or CALL DELIVERIES law virtually collapsed last week. Among the visitors was Mr. WHAT—Save A u.ife rrozram. »i4»—WDRC—Bins Craiby. Col. Watt has been executive umingr in town the past two during the past five days, the unless, as Mrs. Hare said, "som e Hare’s niece, his only living rela setting ’bogus’ an unfair labor WCCC—News; Music. WHAY—Famoua Trial., aide to Gov. Lodffe since January, eluo the Connecticut State Dental MODERN EQUIPMENT ■eeks. Both departments have agents estimate. A 15 member committee, com 4:4.1—WTIC—Womsii In My House. w n c —Victor H. r.lndiahr, Aksociation's delegate to the Con posed of equal numbers chosen to body dropped by.” And that is tive. Mrs. William’ Helwing, of practice T". i 1951, and his appointment to the PHONE MI-9-0121 NOW. WE’D I.IKE TO HEAR FROM YOU een answering a considerable Each agent—there are four— Devon, who drove up with her i:Se— WDRC—News, Old Record Shop. WKNB—Eddy Howaru' Show. necticut Nutrition Council. represent industry,', labor and the what happened. Burton continued: WTHT—News; .loe GIrsnd. I*:*0-.WDRC--Arth 11 Godfrey. veterana’ post had been expected. umber of calU for fires started by handles about 100 applicants Mrs. Hare said today that about husband. There were also two WHAT—News; Music. WTHT—My True Story, It followed a brief report by a After graduating from Indiana ;>arks from incinerators, fires I general public, recessed indefinite- "However desirable 'the elimina WONS—,-lohby Rfnson. w n c —Welcome Travelere.' every day. y Friday after a bitter procedural 36 persons, many of Uie'm having former employes of Mr. Hare, John commission sub-qommlttee headed University, Dr. Mellion served tartsd in the open that got out of read about the anniversary in a Dougan and Albert E. Eaglesoq, tion of all industrial featherbed ■W'KNB—News; Hits of Tomorrow.^ WCCC—12 Hundred and *0 HIta. by Alvin Smith of Milford. overaeas for three years with the LASSEN PETROLEUM >ntrol, and fires started and then The agents will be on duty sqiiabble. Secretary Durkin, who ding practices may have appeared WTIC—.lull Plkli.'Blil. WHAT-New. In Italian. today-1 thrmwh Friday and presided over the advisory com Herald story Saturday, droppiod In Jr„ who had worked as boys in . S: IS—w n c —Front P»k» Farrell. WKNB—Newa;-»:ia aub*...... __.Watt la a native of Bridgeport l^Jvd General Hospital end was “Your Commanity SHKLL Distribator** - rft to burifi Without anyoftr tend* that afternoon to visit’ with the the old Manchester Laundry,- which Congress the legislative history WHAY—Cro«by Quarter. ItsIS-WDttC-Arthur Godfrey. and was graduated from the Coast In research on penicillin again next Monday, the last mittee’s sessions, said he. would re W'>N8—Will BIB WHAY—Itallen Muaic m m s iM ig.them. couplle who live at 72 Maple Mr. Hare had built next to the of the Taft-Hartley Act demon Artillery School In 1927, from the ill the treatment of oral pathology. acting Chief W, Clifford Mason day for filing returns. Hours port the impasse to Eisenhower. strates that when the legislation WDRC— Mafnory t^ne, ISitS—WTHT—Whlaoerina BtrecU, Acts AT ONCE to Relieve are from 8:10 a. m. to 4:45 street, to help them celebrate the house on Maple street and which WCCC—Newa; Muaic. l#tS#—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Command and General Staff School While overseas he was elected an __^^8'morning issued a request to However, Taft said today he event, some of the guests -bringing he owned for more than 25 years was put in final form. Congress WTIC—Lorenao Jonea. WTIC—Double nr Nothlnz, in 1942, and from the Army Air honorary member of the British nsidents of the South Manchester p m. doubted that the committee’s dead flowers and cake and candy. Mrs. decided to limit the practice but |.44t_WDRC—Curt Maaaey. WCCC—Newe; Muaic Dental Society In 1944, ahd was until he sold it in 1944. W HAT—Newa WONS—Newa;, Jack Downey. Force School of Applied Tactics in IBra District to be more concerned lock would delay or affect congres Hare also' said that others who Mrs. Hare said they receiv^ Harry V. Oroone little by law. ' 1944. b'lorenre A. Patch formerly chairman of the Hartford s n u thir own safety and atop the sional action. W TIC—N-itea and Quotea. WHAT—Gemme 'Muaicall. i/m r George E. McReynolds could not congratulate them in flowers from the Women’s Benefit "The Taft-Hartley Act now • WONS—Cecil Brown, Newa. U:4»—WTHT-Wher, a Girl Marriea. He served in the State House of Council on Dental Health. He Is ,y grass, rubbish and woods will be disappointed,” he declared. Besides the congressional' lead- person telephoned and that she and National Vice Commander Har Rvealav WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Patch a member of the courtesy staff of Association, to which she belongs, limits its condemnation (of • WONS— Newa. Representatives and as a Strat SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE here. In moat cases, he said, The No. 8 man in the new gov era who regularly attend the Mon her husband were still receiving and from their mailman. Cheater ry V. Groome o^ the American Le feather-bedding) to instances *■ WHAY—Muaicadl Qualedlla. ford Councilman and Judge of of 364 Parker street announce the Hartford Hospital, also Mt. Sinai day strategy meetings with Elsen Dr. George E. McReynolds, dean WTIC—Newa. ItiSi—WONS—Newa. fires should not have been ernment, V. M. Molotov, was the calls and visitors until 9 o’clock E. Morgan, and Mr. and Mrs. gion will be the main speaker at where a labor organisation or its WHAT — Sportaj Hardware City Probate. engagement of their daughter, Hospital, Hartford; and ia serving eoffwm of the College of Arts and Bdlences lliao-WCCC—Tune Teat and *0 Hits. CAjjSKb BY COLDS ifted at all because of the high third funeral speaker. hower, today’s group included last night. James Mctfeigh, Mr. and Mrs. Rob the Anniversary Night dinner of Brlcfa, WONS—Ladlea Fair. From 1947 to 1951 he was kec- Mias Florence A. Patch, RN, to on the Hartford Board of Health at the University of Connecticut agents exact pay from an employer i WTHT—Newa; Joe Girard. When yo|iTe kept awake suffer SAVE AT LEAST $500 jds. Many fiyes have spread Stalin’s coffin was moved on a Chairman H. Alexander Smith (R- "All Very Lovely” ert 'Vennart, all of Manchester, Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post being in return for services not perform W TH T—Jerry Como, retary to Lodge while Lodge wss Melvin G. Cox. Jr., son of Mr. and Pre-school Dental CHInlc. N. J.) of the Senate Labor com and head of the Department of WDRO—Newa. w n c —Strike It Rich. ing from such a bad cough, Just im poor incinerators that did gun carriage to the flower-banked and from Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones celebrated Saturday, March 14, it ed or not to be performed. Thus, f;I.V-WHAY—Supper Serenade. a U. S. representative from the Mrs. Melvin G. Cox of 40 Doane The Nathan Hale Parent Teach mittee and Chairman McConnell Government and International Re "It was all very lovely,” Mrs. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. try FEXTUssiN. It acts at once to ON THESE '52 OLDSMOBILES hold tht burning papers inside, Red square just before 10 a. m. Hare, who is 83, said today. of Hartford. Mr. Hare’s old eni- was announced today. where work is done by an employe, WONS—Patter By Pateraon. WHAY—Italian Voice. ' Fourth Con?res.>>ional district. street. er Asociation extends a cordial eral fires, he added, was caused (R-Pa.) of the House group. lations, will speak on the Far East WTIC—Bob Steele; Sporta. WKNB—Newa; 0.40 Oub. relieve your coughing, 'loosens today Moscow time (2 a. m., e-s.t.) at the meeting of the Rotary Club "We didn't plan anything and ploye, John Dougan, also brought Groome, tax consultant and pub with the employer’s consent,; a He has had a long career in the Mias Patch and Mr. Cox are Invitation to local dentiats, and to len no one stayed by the incone- from the Hall of Columns of the McConnells committee is in the WDRC—Jack Zalman: Thla 1 Belleva. I lits -W K N B —*40 Club Muile. up’ phlegm and makes it easier 88 SUPER CONVERTIBLE COUPE to be held tomorrow night at 8:30 didn't have anything prepared, but flowers, Mrs. Hare said. lic accountant of Riverton, N. J„ labor organization’s demand that • WDRC—Guy Limbardo. H :ia -W T H T —We. The Women. Connecticut National Guard and in both graduates of Manchester membera of other PTAs to attend to raise, pertussin Is pleasant :or to watch the blaze, House of Trade Unions, where It middle of several months of hear the employe be compensated for WTIC—Weather Bureau. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. tha U. S. Armed Forcea. Ati pres High Sciiool, class of 1949. Miss 88 SUPER 4-DOOR SEDAN at the Manchester Country Clpb. was elected by the 34th National — W TH T—Sereno Gammell, tasting and Inexpensive. Pre- lief John Merz of the Man- had lain in state since Friday, the ings. The Senate committee, Taft Convention in N^w York City.,He time spent in doing the disputed WCCC—13 Hundred tnC 90 HIU. ent he is assigned to the State Na Patch was graduated from* Hart ter Fire Department added his An interesting and well-id* educated in the schools there. WTIC—Home Owners Forum. 11 :M WONB-New*. sertbeg by thousands of doctorsl 98 DELUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN day after his death. said, will aUrt hearings about was born in Philsklelphia and was work does not become an unfair WONS—Auto Ture Derby. WHAY—News In IUll«n. tions! Guard as assistant Chief Of ford Rospltal School .of Nursing formed ^speaker. Dr. McReynolds After their marriage July 25, 1921, LOW MILEAGE — FULLY EQUIPPED .mings to those of Mason. He There millions of sorrowing So March 17 to run "for four or five has been heard many, times in educated at the University of labor practice. WDRC—Guy Lomuardo. 11 WDRC—Grsnu SIsm. ” Staff. G-1, State Staff. In September, 1952, and is em Now Many W ear led reports o f unnecessary viet citizens — men. women and weeks." O bituary the couple made their home in "The transaction simply does not W CC C -N ew a: Muaic, \MTHT— Breftk th« Bftnk. Manchester. His major field of Montclair, N. J., where Mr. Pennsylvania, where he specialized WKNB—Dance Date. WONS—Queen for a Day. ployed as an assistant Instructor burning and carelessnss. children — had filed past the bier fall within the kind of feather FALSE TEETH Taft said he hopes Durkin and interest is Far Eastern hUflory and Rentschler was president of the in accounting. He enlisted in the • :«5-W TIC—Three otar Extra. WTIC— Bob and Ray, of obstetrics at Hartforfi Hospital. Close Galls to say farewell to the man who the administration will not push bedding defined in the statute. In WTHT—Stock Market Summary; WCCC—News: Ik hundred and 90 Manehester Motor Sales, Inc. intematlonal relations. He has had Wright Aeronautical Coi'poratlon U. S. Army in 1917 , and served Sporta. Mr. Cox is an employe of the WlHi Moro Comfelt Saturday, the SMFD com- in 29 years at the head of the So- any particular amendments until the absence of proof to the con Hits. considerable teaching experience which he helped organize in 1919. overseas with the engineers, tak WONS—Mualr In the Air. WKNB—Music from out ftf the West I Grange Notes Sor;rt;hern New England Telephone FASTEKTII, a pleuant slksllse (iion- ripRESCRIpflON^ 512 WEST CENTER STREET ies were called out to extin- vlet government had become a god these hearings are held. and is the author of articles and trary the employe’s compensation WDRC—New.-. srldi pmvrtfr. holds rslis lesth' more Deaths The Rentschlers came to Hartford ing part in the St. Mihiel cam WHAY—Berio Progrsm, Company. fOARErULLV COMPOUNDED' sh grass fires on Franklin to them. "I don’t think Durkin will be in books on the Far East. - paign and in service in the Toul Reflects his entire relationship with t;0 ^ W O N S —r'lilton Lewla. Jr. 11:4ft- WHAY—Pot Poiirrl. Wapping A summer wedding Is planned. nrmly. To eat. and talk in more com “ YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER** it, Ridgefield and Kensington A vast throng stood silent as in the summer of 1925 when Mr. n n c—Beulah. 11:45—WDRO—Rosemary. fort, Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH a position to decide on changes any sector. He was discharged in 1919 hia employer." WTHT—Weather. Headline Edition. At the last meeting of the Wap on your plalra. No summy, soory, pastv military bands played Chopin's Fu Alfred N. Lyman Rentschler founded Pratt and WTIC—Bob Hope. OPEN EVENINGS T IL 9—TEL. MI-3-4134 its and Porter . and Willow more than I should,” Taft added. with the rank of sergeant. In his dissent, in which Vinson WTIC—Philo Vance. WHAY—RonzonI Program. ping Grange. an enthusiastic taslr or fccllns. Checks ."plate odor'' ^Arthur Drus Siortt neral March and the cortege made Alfred Newton Lyman of Rock Whitney Aircraft. T:15_-\VONt —Pello Teat cheater Extension CHub wilt be held, its. In two of the three cases, He was the principal author of tha Joining the American Legion in Joined, Clark wrote: 1VCCC—A Frlentf of Yours. group listened to the debating fdenture breatht. (let FASTEETH at were put out in the nick of its slow way to the rostrum at the Trust Co. U()s ville road, Vernon, died Saturday Mrs. Rentschler was a member WTHT—Elmer Darla. ^ Afteraooft at the home of Mrs. Gladys Steiner, any drug gtor*. basic law enacted in 1947. as the Asylum Hill Clongregational 1919,. Groome was commander of "Today's decision twists the law WDRC—Junior Mlaa. Jl:«ft—WDRC-Wendy Warren. team on the subject entitled 201 Bush Hill road, Glastonbury, tlgie as they neared garages. Grass mausoleum. On the rostrum were night at the Rockville City Hos WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Complete Overhaul of the Nation pital, after a short illness. Church. the Riverside, N. J., post in 1941 by the tail. If the employes had re WCCC- -Luncheon Musicale. ■Women are Better Drivers than tonight at 8 p.m. fln a at 417 East Center street and phrty and government leaders, top al Labor Relations Board (NLRBi, ceived pay for staying home, con* WTIC—Nowa of the World. WONS—Curt Massey Time. Men.” Lois Watson and Barbara Communists from Russia’s allies— National Rate He was born in Ekist Hampton, Besides her husband, she leaves 42, Burlington County Coih- WTHT—Lone Ranker. W TIC—Nows; Weather. Hillstown Grange has accepted liegion road were extinguished the agency which administers the serving their energies and the pub- Potterton presented the affirma pterday along with an oil burner including Chinese Communist Pre Mass., Aug, 20, 1675, son of the two daughters, Mrs. Norman Patch mander in 1943-44, Department of WDRC—Jo Staffort.' Show, WTHT—News; Jack Berch. invitations to visit on Neighbors' act, was proposed to the House f;. New Jersey vice commander in lisrer’s material,, the court con 7:45—WDRC—Ed Murrow. WKNB^Nows; Sports Special. tive view and Levon Parmakian at 28 West Center street. A mier Chou En-lai, and diplomatic late Horace and Hlster Graves Ly of West H.-u-tford, and Mrs. George WONS—Top Turea. Night at the following Granges: committee to ^ y by the U. B, The Manchester Trusty fiipmpany F. Schmid, Jr., o f Essex Falls, 1944-45 and department command cedes, as it must, that (the act's WHAY—Italian Voice. and William Park upheld the neg fire was put out this morning representatives. has Jumped 223 places in its man, and had been a resident of WTIC—One Man’a Family. 12: 1ft—WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Stories. Andover, March 16; and Vernon, Chamber of Commerce. N. J.; two sisters, Mrs. Alvin Eber- er in 1949-1950. anti - featherbedding provislo) |:Ad— WDRC—Susp.>nae. . WONS—News. ative. March 20. * [Hartford road. The top leaders of the Soviet standing among the 2,500 largest Vernon for 56^ years. He ran the WHAT—Operation Opportunity. Powell C. Groner, a Chamber hart of Hamilton, Ohio, and Mrs. Past Commander Francis E, would squarely apply." WTIC—Medley Time. William Foster read the pre Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Coughlin, Communist party and the govern, banks in the United States during Lyman farm and for many years WTIC—Ri'llroad Hour. WTHT—BIrg Crosby. U 19:45 this morning. Com* vice president and head of , the Carl Waugh of Columbus, Ohio; Miner has announced that moat of "Yet in the court's -view these , WOXS—Adventurea of the Falcon. pared report submitted b.v Mr. overeeer and lecturer, respectively, hies 1 and 4 went to 342 Hack- ment carried the coffin to the ros Kansas City Public Service .Com 1952 and is ranked now as 2,4lSth had a milk route in Manhester. He WKNB—Perry CoinoShow. Park who was utisble to be pres trum. After the orations, they was a member of the ,Talcotville and three grandchildren. the past commanders of the post printers’ peculiar 'services’ snatch W TH T—Your lAand and Mine. W HAY—Gemma Program. of Hillstown Grange, attended the itack street in answer to a still pany, submitted tha. Chamber’s largest in size, R was reported and past presidents of the the transaction from the reach of i:15—W H A» —Bit of Ireland, 12:2.1—WTIC—Lenten Messages. ent. The Judges.. Sophia Gedrim regular meeting of Southwick slowly descended from the plat Conigregational Church and the » WTHT—Chleaxo Signature. WONS—AHsweet Music Box. For a The first was started from prepared views. He contended the today. According to the 195:i ^nual Auxiliary are expected to . attend the law. Those ‘services’ no more from East Wlnd.sor, Mr. and Mra. Grange, at Southwick, Mass., incinerator that was located form, bearing the coffin to the N L M has often circumvented the roll call of the larger banks in Royal Arcanum. |:S0—WDRC— Arthur Godfrey Talent 12:30- WCCC—News. Palmer from Manchester, voted He leaves three sons, James Ly-. Funerals the celebration and he added that and no leas consist of setting y Srouta. WTHT—News; Weather. when Connecticut Neighbor s’ the middle of a wood pile mausoleum, as the Soviet anthem law and has failed to carry out the United States, published today WONS—Hall of F^ntaay, W TIC—Marjorie Mills. the Indies' team aa winners. Watch was played. man of Vernon, Ralph Lyman of advance registrations indicate ‘bog/is’ type then proofread and re W TH T— Rex Maupin. Night' was obsetA'ed. nes ignited the wood and Taft-Hartley provisions as Congress in the Dally American Bankers of set for corrections, only to be im WONS—Woman's Page. for the date for another debate. to tall grass in the large At noon, the hour of interment, Intended New York, the trade newspaper of Brooklyn and Francis Lyman of Joseph F. Grzyb large attendance. WTtC—Voice of Firestone. \MpRC—Romance of Helen T rent Albert Schaefer was elected as Mrs. Mabel K .McCaffrey, chap every steam whistle In the Soviet Columbia; one daughter. Miss mediately discarded and never w h a t —W eatern Caravan. \1TIAY—La Rosa Program. lain, assisted at the Veterans’ Ad bn area to the south of the banking business, the local bank Largely attended funeral serv used. 11:45—WTHT—Chicago Signature. WKNB— Man on the Street. gatekeeper upon proper instnlll- When the flames got out of Union blew for five minutes and c 11 mb e d from 2.638th place Faith Lyman of Vernon; one ices for Joseph FT Grzyb of 37 Mill f,<»_-\VDRC—Radio Theater. — l t :45-W C C C —Music foi Mttady. tion to succeed Howard Chamber- ministration. on Pearl street, Hart WTIC—The Telephone Hour. btrol from firemen at the scene, the big cities across the country after totaling deposits of 88,396,r brother, Ernest Lyman of Vernon; street, who died suddenly at his "The court thus holds that an WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. lain, who has resigned. ford on Tuesday morning and will rocked with artillery salutes in A b o u t Tow n One sister. Mrs. Aaron Hall of Ken home Wednesday after a short ill ‘anti-featherbedding’ statute de W TH T—Aiiditlona of the Air. WTIIT—We the Women. give her services again tomorrow ting Chief Mason put in the 103 on Dec. 31. Ban Askec WONS—Bill Herr>fr* and tha Newa; WKNB—The Pattees. All applications for new mem ergency alarm- box 124 at Stalin’s memory. President Russell Hathaway of sington; and six grandchildren. ness, were held Saturday morning signed to hit wasteful labor prac Rcportf'r’a Roundup. 1:0ft -WDKt-Newt. bers must be turned in by the in the (immunity Service project. t:S
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',1 liLANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, .1953' ■P^GESEVEy ;-^jg MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, m IaNCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1968 Tht JLIfi Stallr. 3 Bolton Salvation Army Veterans Reuniteil after 35 Years Lynch Report ilon. drift BlWl^wlthotrt *ny new .hiyp had the spectacle of deeply T o lia n A . diplomatic move on the part p rtK liingfous’men sending btfier“d « ^ Popiu Cun V Undei'Sbtnd^ free world bloc. ly religious men to their death, be- Social Studies Firemen Have Rough Day; ifp ra lb ' The truth ia, of course, that If cauiM their Ideas of God and of FOBLTSHKD BT present American foreign policy how to worship Him were not the Women Voti&r» To Hear What Made Kremlin Tick HXIUUUD PRINTINO OO- INC. same. If this were to be a free Class to Visit ^ Three Blazes Follow Drill IS Btw«II Street bears any relationship to our for •< PEC Official Discuss Mknehetter. Conn. eign policy of a few months ago, country, then, the Constitution had THOr On Capitol Hill Slate Welfare Survfey By RICHARD KLEINER aCommunlats had to do anethar WAt.' it dislikes the Indian peace pro to state that there could fee no Bolton,. March 9—(Special)—^In<»coinmunlty for about 25 years. NEA Staff Correspoadent ! flip-flop. Publlihtr<\ Survivors, in addition to her hus rounded October 1. IMl posals almost as much as Russia such thing as a religious test as a their own word*, the volunteer Sre- The report on the conlroverslsl With one hand, Joseph Stalin Stalin is given much credit for qualification for public office or Tolland, March (Special)— inen put In a rough day yesterday. band and son Include a aiatar, Mrs. the trim flght his arnica and poo* _ _ Excent does, and has no desire to have Secondo Ralteri of Birth Moun State Welfare Department will be crushed the spirit of the Russian nbjlebed. Evenln* public trust. Senator McCarthy Principal Frank A. Formica an It wasn't bad enough that thev pie put up against tha NaMa. Ha |un«iyi!!Ind “ • them brought to 'the fore again nounced today that arrangements turned out at S a.m. for a drill tain; four brothers, Charles Bar discussed for the League of Wo- people. With the other, he built made himself a marshal and than Poet Office et Mencheeter, Conn., with any especial emphasis. To us. has tried to impose such a t'c.st, bero of Manchester, Leander ,Ynan Votlrs March 16 by Thomas Be
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y ' •/ PAGE e l e v e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 9, 1953 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCI^ 9. 1953 PAGE TEN THE Frankie’s and Nassiffs Start Rec Loop Playoffs s' Capture Pair from Hapless Slaters, Wind Up in Herald Angle • ------, 1------} —— ^ ' T ...... ■ . By Eagles and Hawks Baseball Roundup; EARL W. YOST Detroit Red Wings Win , Lakers Need One Victory |First in Best Local Sport Sporta Editor ' 111 Final Playoffs Rocky^s Ring Philosophy: Playoffs Start Friday Fifth ^Straight Crown To Clinch Western Of Three Game Chatter Saigh and Cardinals MONDAY ^big event on Friday . . Walt Phil In two playoff games in the Y lips passes alony Information on •V ------!------Night with Scranton North End mover Newt Tegreert I Junior League, Roy Motors pol JOHNNY LUPE won the week Mixed IDoubles BowIlnR League in Detroit, March 9- (/Pi - ."Y ou . third period, he sent a .50-footer By The Asaoriated Press . Georgia Mikan led the MInne- j Series Tonight ly One Ball Bowling Sweepstake paya hta annual vialt to the office, i which he is a participant. Ump, ished off the Moriarty Eagles for The Minneapolis Lakers are . apolis attack with 18 pointr as the : ‘It’s Either Me or Him’ Part Company Today might say Divine Providence- past Toronto goalie Harry Lum- At full strength for the first STANDINGS : 'Tournament at the Double Strike Newt visits for two reasons, (1) In its first season, has been doing and Gordie Howe—won this one ley. It wasn't one of his usual the right to play the Jarvis Black' within one game of clinching the • Lakers hit the 100 mark for the i First game In a best out of three Prt. alleys with a 216 total. Lupo won well . . Motor to East Side Rec NBA’s We.stem Division title. seventh time this season. lime in the past eight games the W scores of BA basketball gamer for us." huzzhombs, but it was accurate Hawks In the finals, 33 to 17, while Manchester ...... 18 .667 top prize of $40. Walt Hilinski, By ED CORRIGAN and watch CBA game between The Detroit Red Wing.s had just enough to find the mark, THE POWERFUL Lakers rout THe ' c e l W c s , behind by three play- Brltlsb-Americans rolled over the docker Cherubini and Jimmy Associated Press Sports Writer over Ihp week end and (2» Harold the Black Hawks trimmed the ed the Milwaukee Hawks, 100-73, at the half, unleashed a second half , championship will get un Wilkes-Barre ...... 20 .667 made hockey history by winning Four players on the Wings have Gros-Ite Indians in a warm-up. en Pawtucket Slatirs, 89 to 71. Sat-, Elpdrs ...... 17 .607 Martin placed in a thriec-way tie Fred Saigh and the St. Ix>uta National played on all five championship last night to remain three and a drive to humble the Knickerbock-! derway tonight at the East Side for second place rsKd each won best supporters of athletic events i *" w " >.n, arrive on their fifth straight counter, ^8 to 22. half games in front of the runner- urday night at the Armory before Scranton ...... 12 .522 Cardinals officially were sched In Manchester and can usually be when Joe Maro League title an tm_unprecedented teamsHowe, Lindsay, Marty era for the sixth time in their ten: ngg g o'clock. Participants will $12. High single, 77, was rolled hy and time. Sit with glassman Archie up Rochester Royals, who squeezed this season. Easy Fd . the season’s smallest crowd. Kenny Pawtucket ...... 6 .240 uled to part company today when seen in the stands on days feat and General Manager Jack Pavellch and Red Kelly. . First contest found the Black meetings this season. Easy Ed -b* the lesgue champion Nasslff Spots Zanlungo and was worth $5. the former owner of the Redbirds nights of games. Newt recently LaRochelle, just back from Florida Tommy Ivan hai^coached all five Hawks proving too much for the by Fort Wayne, 71-69. Minneapolis Macauiey, with 25 points, paced Arms and the second place Goodwin and Buddy Ackerman, the Adams hail the floor. now has three games left on its Boston while Harry Gallatin was Sweeping a pair from the Paw leaves their St. Petersburg camp supervised a collection for BInks . . Good game but a poor crowd "There are other reasons, too,*’ teams -- and, lika Casey Stengel, Indianj/ as they took control at Frankie’s Drive-In. Frankie's won BA’s two absentees the past few MANCHESTER SKI Club will and Marky Moriarty asks, "Just schedule and the Royals four. high fdr New York with 17. tucket Slaters Saturday and Sun for St. Louis to turn the club over and more than*-i50 was realized Adams pointed oiil, "like Ted Llnil- he still gets a kick out of winning. the opening, tap. off and led the right to meet the Arms in the contests, were very impressive in hold its annual potluck supper to August Busch. . . Leading pinner in the Church what do the people In Manchester throughout. • Score at the period In the Ea.st.ern Division race, the Amie RIsen'ii hook shot in the day, the-British Americans wound sa.v and Terry Sawrhuk. And you The Wings now have fiS points Boston Celtics moved to within finals by polishing off the Cypress Wednesday night at the Y. Mary Saigh, who .Is scheduled to start B a lin g League, Bobby Noren want?” A good question as was 9 to 2, and at the half, 22 to 8. final seconds climaxed Rochester's Arms of Hartford. their return, scoring 10 and 19 can't overlook the spirit on this for the season. Montreal, which Is two games of the pace-setting New uphill battle. Fort Wayne led, 56- points respectively. Goodwin’s re up in a tie with the Wilkes-Barre Adams ts general chairman. All a prison sentence for income tax visits and we discuss bowling and crowds have also been falling off In second place, can match that In the final half the Indians held members will be contacted per evasion May 4, sold the club to at the pro games at the Armory learn. York Knickerbockers by handing 51, at the end of three quarters. The teams played once during bounding and Ackerman’s ball- Barons for first place in the Amer Americam League basketball. "I'd say this club has more total hy winning Its remaining six their own with the third period the regular season with Nassiffs sonally for dishes to brifig. Supper Busch, head of the Anneuser- Agree that crowds have not been . . Watch Maxlm-Nardlco fight on .score being 34 tO 20. the Knicks an 89-78 de^at. Both Syracuse had five men in double handling and fioor-work were also ican Dague. The Barons tripped Q. Who said, "That's/ the first | spirit than any hockey team games, hut It can't match Detroit’s teams have four games left. figures in its game with Baltimore, winning by a 67 to 64 sc(Jre in a valuable contributions as the win will be served at 6:30*. Busch Brewing Co., two weeks too good for the pro games and teeVec, and as was expected,, it's .31 victories. The most games the John Kozicki was high for Jar the Elmira Colonels 66-64 in El ball player Frank Buck ever ago. a dull affair with Maxim winning I’ve ever seen.” In the other league game, the with Dolph Schayes getting 28 thriller, ^ t h teams are looking ners continue their bid for top Bobby feels, as does the writer, Adams, a genial, ruddy Irish Uanadiens ran win Is 3.3. vis with 17 points while Bob Mc mira Saturday night to register a brought back alive?" He stayed with the team in St. from our living room seat. The of Syracuse Nktionalr, whipped the points. Jim Baechtold led the Bul forward to the series end will pre honors of the American League. WEST SIDE All Stnrs.'mcmbers that many fans do not care to man who has spent more than a Intosh and Ray Brass put in eight sent their regtilar lineuns. 20-10 won and lost record for a A. Lefty Gomez .coined the Petersburg, Flo., until the very watch rough and tumble contests. Under league rules, if two teams Baltimore Bullets, 98-91. lets with 17. Again it was Bobby Knight, .667 mark, same as the BA's who of tho West Side Junior gasket- ficials agreed. quarter of a century with the Red are tied in total points then the each for the losers. ball League, journeyed to Bran phrase on seeing Charlie Keller, end and tefore leaving gave the Noren is battling Walt Hilinski for In the second game, Roy Motors The Arm.s dropped btit one game BA's sensational Negro wizard, won 18 while losing nine. Presi ' THURSDAY Wing.s, may have been jesting one with the most victories . is who was the outstanding player on ford last Saturday night and par alias King Kong, for the first time. players a short talk. the top individual high average and the Eagles battled a torrid during the regular season, that an dent John J. O'Brien will act on "This Is the last time I’ll see you Routine day at the office. Walt about that "Divine Providence" awarded the championship — in upset loss to Herm's Camera/i. the floor as well as the game's ticipated in the Branford Recrea Q. Where does leather for base honor in the Church pin loop and Snow, a recent Florida vacationer, first half with the time score being the other game Manchester has > owner of the Cardinals," be appears to have a good chance of but you knew he was dead serious this case Detroit. Nassiffs will bank on Norm' highest scorer with 25 mariners. tion Tournament. The locals ball gloves come fronv? reports oh his journey in a con about Gordie Howe. Montreal's pennant dreams were 1.5 to 13 for the North,End club. La Salle Makes Garden Knight continuously amaned the with Pawtucket. trimmed St. John's the Baptist of A. From hide* of native cows. said. "1 regret very much having winding up as top man . .Evening Here the game fell apart as the Burke, Ring Miller. At Surowiec to leave you. My senUments will versation at Fred Blish's favorite Ho ha.s scored more point.s this ended la.st night when the New and Bob Tedford for their offen fans with his exceptional ball- YESTERDAY AFTERNOON In New H4ven. 48 to 42. Jimmy Mori Animals slaughtered In late May at home with only an occasional Motors went to work in the third Pawtucket High School, the BA’s always be with you and 1 want phone call to interrupt atory-telUpg store... Journey to Hartford in season—91 than any other player York Rangers whipped the Ca- sive while Frank Bores,. Lou Desri, handling, fancy scoring passes, arty was high for thejocals with and early November—called Sum frame, outscoring Moriarty, 11 to roared away from a 38-all half 15 points while Dick .lenklna and you to play as hard for the new hour with sons. the evening the ilOth night out in and is driving to break Maurice nadiens, 4-3. Richard scored twice Debut in NIT Tonight Phil Pease, Ken Plnney and BJJI outstanding rebounding ability and mer hides— are preferred. the last 100 and visit the Y where for Montreal. . 2. to clinch their opportunity to time deadlock to post an impres Terry Altken also starred. Satur owners as you would for me." TUESDAY Richard's record of 60 goals in one Wsde are Frankie’s best scoring uncanny shooting from all over the Q. Is. it good baseball strategy Thus ended the dapper little at the Hartford Dusty league plays season. * Meanwhile, Boston nipped Chi meet the Black Hawks. I spacious drillsheid floor. Four times sive 86-67 victory over the Slaters day night the winners meet the to let the batter swing away with Capable publicist of the Village For the Motor Club, Nick Twer- New York, March 9—(f)--Defend threats. Desci vfon the Indlviaual torney's association with baoeball, Charmers' Bowling League, Mrs. its basketball games. Johnny Fal- Howe scored the title-clinching cago, 2-1, on Jerry Toppazzini's dark horse, in another game 1 scoring crown. during the league encounter he who were losing for the seventh Rocket Lunch quintet'of New Ha a runner on second, one out, two kowski, ' former Silk Towner, dy was the big gun with 13 while ing champion La Salle, with two of time In as many meetinjgs with ven. probably forever. Before he bought Helen Arthur phones with details goat last night (Noj 46 for the sea goal with less than two minutes to morrow. dribbled through the entire Paw balls and no strikes? the Cards with the late Robert E. coaches Hamilton to an easy win son) a.s the Wings whipped the go. That boosted the Bruins into Rick Farrell helped a lot with 12. its operatives flying on one wing, Meanwhile; the small-college tucket team and' each time scored Manchester. Weakened by the lo.ss A. Many managers say yes, for the season on her circuit . . . makes its debut in the National In Hannegan in 1947, he had no ex over the Aircraft with Ken Good Toronto Maple Leafs, 3-1. > undisputed possession of fourth For the Eagles, Dick Wright and on shots while with his back to the of several key players during the SILK CIT$’ A.C.'s annual elec arguing that you should always hit ■ Another early phone caller is Ted Tony McAllister starred. vitation Tournament tonight in a event in Kansas City gets under perience in the game whatsoever. Ventura, Rockville High Athletic win and Buddy Ackerman playing With the score tied 1-1 In the place, past Toronto which is fifth. way at noon with a, marathon Snead Captures bMket. tion of officers, srhcduled Tuesday with runners In scoring position Important roles in the winners' Ray .Mntara ISSI quarter-final game against upset- He bought out the former poet- Director, who talks baseball and F. rt.« eight games slated today, ^m or IT WAS A CONTEST tor the night at the VFW Home, has been and the pitcher behind the batter. master general In '1949. attack. Work one game with Bill minded St. John's in the top con- first quarter only. Once the Icfcals postponed. The meeting will be basketball . . Joe Handley visits nlng (bowling pinning, that is) be Twarfl\’. rf .. 'n ' test of a Madison Square Garden row and Wednesday, four Thurs Baton Rouge Open Q. Whst catcher holds the rec Before Saigh talked to the play and signs up World Series baseball Sacherek, local official. Bill had i-r __ day and two each Friday and Sat attack was in high gear the League Results held the latter part of, the month, been sidelined by Illness for three fore a large crowd. Match winners CIA(;i Tourneys if . . . a ; triple-header. Visitors from Rhode Island didn't ord for starting most double plays ers, the Cards dropped a 5-2 aim for Friday night, March 27 Rslnll. If .... urday. There’s never a favorite in weeks. He worked one Of are lucky, they'll get another night ' 'i'he other games will pit Man- in a major league game? fruit League dectalon to the New for Country Club members. . . Farr*') r ... this whirlgig, although defending Baton Rouge, La., March 9 — belong on the same court. With Mafirkrilrr (Rfli NASSIFF ARMS will meet the A. On Aug. 19, 1981, the Giants* the first round Class C games out next Friday while hubby baby III FierHatlf, r . hattan against Louisville in an- Ray Felix, Hank DeZonie and B. F. IMP. York Tonkeea, in the presence of Journey with Chief Photographer Final Week champion Springfield iMo.) « a t e (/P) — Sammy Snead will skip the Meriden Kaplans Thursday night Frank Hogan waa on the starting earlier this week kt Teachers Col sits .. Wstch fight on feevee a McrsvMich. r 0, other quarter-final engagement St. Petersburg Open Golf Tourna Ackerman doing the scaring the Arkprniiin. rf ...... R 3-5 19 Baseball Commisaioner Ford Frick. Bob Nauman to St. Thomas Semi T f (soodw in. If ...... f» 0-1 10 a CBA playoff' game at St- lege In New Britain,.. Two of the good one- with Billy Graham beat Tiill.v, . . . . 1 and Brigham Young against .NM- will be 'back for another try. BA’s jumped to a slight 14-13 lead ri end of three double playo. Yank Manager Casey Stengel used nary in the afternoon for a BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oulrtlf.*’. Ip . . The team that does wind up with ment after winning $2,000 first THB AllPii, If ...... 0 2-3 Rose's Hall. Manchester was sec biggest rooters for the Props were n agara in a first-round clash. at the quarter. DeZonie. who play F f W x . c ...... 8 4-11 IG (Q. What parks in the American moat of his regulars. The New talk with Rev. Philip Bianey, local ing Joey Glardello. .Ml Kaaver. le the title on! Saturday night will prize money in the Baton Rouge ond during the regular season Personnel Manager Johnny Sul The classic of Connecticut echo-1 — ' While the big boys are.battling Open. *»i. champ ed one of his best gafiies of the sea K night, rff ...... 12 1-3 25 League have a rule that Saturday Yorkers scored all their runs off priest who coaches the St. TTiomas SATURDAY McLarnoi'. rg ...... 0 0-0 0 while Meriden placed fourth. livan and Johnny Sobiskl. The lastic bSLaketball' the ConnecUcct j T otals 12 9 -la it out In the Garden, the small have won. five time.s in six days. ALOBAP't' son with the BA's, ‘.qcored two night games must ' halt at mid Harvey Haddtx. varsity basketball team . . It's Gil Hunt who has tvirned out Mariart.v F.axlaa tl As for the NCAA confusion, it The touring professionals who / $ W DeZonlP, Ig ...... fi J-3 13 Hamlltons are too strong for the Interscholastic Athletic Conference I , collrge.s will begin firing in their beautiful lay-ups that brought B fll. Ig ...... • 2 0-0 4 night ? Pitchers ohowed best In t ^ eee- back to town in the evening for a some cracker jack rifle teams at j ' week-long NAIA Tournament in all stems from the tight races in chased Snead in the Baton Rougs JOINT COMMITTEE meeting of Hartford circuit and there is little Manchester High visits for a few Tournament—swings into its final 1 T . h ’ NaU. rf . event left today for the $10,000 cheers from the crowd. On the end A. A Saturday-night game In ond day of the exhlbitton aeaoon. check of activities at the West and Important week of play at .‘tmltti. if .... 2 : Kansas • City, Thirty-two teams. the Ivy League and Big Seven. PH'y '^ I C A U of long passes the popular Negro T o U Ii ...... :i9 n -3 5 K9 the Manchester Sportsmen's Asso New York, Boston or' Philadelphia Johnny Lindell, the former Yiudtee Ride Rec and then to the East Side spectator Interest. minutes , . . Afternoon home with r*)rnrllla. If . . . 1 ’ representing every section of the tourney, next stop on the pro's raw tnrk^t t7l» ciation and the American Legion New Haven and New Britain to Penn is one game ahead of Colum CONOmON took, two steps and floated through B. r . Pta. must be called at 11(59 regardless outfielder making n comeback ms Rec for the Rec Senior League FRIDAY the boys. Inslesd of playing ba.se- IVripItt. r ... J , country, will fight in out for that winter tour. Snead told them he will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at night. (:in.«anti. rp . bia in the Ivy League and Kansas would meet them later at the the air, laying the ball up a good Cilvfrly. rf ...... 4 0-0 8 of any situation that may exist at knucklebnU apeeiallat. went the semi-final playoff basketball game. Despite the stiff and cutting ball, as promised, we are content 2 : title. n«*aly, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 the Legion Home. In its opening round of play last Warrrn, rp ., holds sn identical one-game mar Miami Open, which he has won five distance from the hoop. that time, meaning the contest distance for the Ptttsborg Pirate Crowd Is small and, game between March wind outside, we, Vln Ingra to bake a walk to keep warm . ^T^,^Mt-ll•r. Ip j* ; Tomorrow night, the NCAA be- gin over Kansas State in the Big P lfM . If ...... 11 0-2 22 cannot be continued Into the Sun an the Boocon defeated the Cohan Evening out with friends and we week, some of the stale’j- strong R. Ip times. Three players, Billy Pless, Le- Watkirp. c ...... 9 6-R 24 Frankie's and Cypress Arms is un ham, Walt Gnisha and the writer __ __ '' ■ gins action on four fronts with a Seven. 'iKUtatfid C 1-1 ^ 5 day morning hours. All-Stars In Hnvnno, 8-2. est teams were knocked out by Snead, who won $9.50 second Roy Watkins and Earl Shannon did Shannon, rg ...... 2 HAROLD SINKS was honored interesting . . Game ends at an dlscfias baseball In Walt's private attend Eastern Hockey League ...... t good po.ssibility that the 22-team Qrlfftn. rg ...... 2 0-0 4 underdogs. 1 17 Tonight's games will partially money at the Houston. Open, vault all of the visitors' scoring in the during a brief halftime ceremony Q. When was the migration In Tampa, the Detroit' Ti^rs early hour and I spend an hour office in the bank. Walt can't see game In Springfield. . Another Srorr s*. hulf lim e. 1^-11 Rr’V. field won’t even be completed. W hipple. Ip ...... 3 '1 -3 7 whipped the Ctndnnati Reds, S-2. The two finalists in the Class A .. tell the story. Peqn plays Harvard ed into the top ten money winners Montlerro. Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 of last Saturday night’s Manches- south for Spring baseball training first 12 minutes of play. The for reading my favorite newspaper be any team (a Ig Chet Morgan) but thriller, a capacity crowd and ex Both the Big Seven and Ivy ter-Pawtucket basketball game, at 'Veteran Hal Newhouser looked (Large Schools) Tournament win •IfirTii B lirk HAwkn f.TRl and Columbia goes against Prince in the $10,000 event here with four •6*1 Inaugurated? citement galore aa the Indians League still are undecided with mer two offered the only competi' .. '29 H -I5 67 fore the 11 o'clock news. the Yankees while Vln wants more B. F. rt!«. ton in the Ivy. If Penn should Totala ...... the Armory. Binks received a A .' The accepted date Is 1880, good, working the first three bir bowed to arch-rival New Haven, the change to play lor the New key .games scheduled. straight sub par rounds over the New York— (NEA) —Rocky it after this next big one." tion to the home forces scoring 22 Scorn Bt liatf time. 47-.V) BA's. WEDNESDAY time to think it over before going Olonn^v. i f ...... a 0 12 lo.se, which is unlikely, and Colum ing camp diversion is an occa Brltlsh-Amerlcan team Jacket and when Harry Wright took his Phil ninga. England title at Boston Garden. 7 6,411-yaBd Baton Rouge Country Marciano, the heavyweight cham He "Was referring, of course, to and 24 points respectively. When Refrrens, O'firicn-Wclsli. Day is saddened when a mid- out on the limb .. Mrs. Yost and 4 to 3. .lohn^on. If ...... ,1 1 LX .S.ALLE’S JACKIE Moore and bia win, the race would be tied, sional game of ping pong trans other gifts from Police Chief Her lies to Charleston, 8. C., and Cap Satchel Paige, Harry Brecheen SUNDAY Tonight's .Schedule K ozirkf. r ...... R bl . 17 Tom Gola both have been on the Club course, a par 2 layout. pion of the world, stood be formed into a wildly aggressive the Walcott joust. Rocky's not he fouled out late in the final quar morning phone call reports the sons accompany m e to West Side 0 and would be decided on a playoff M anrhritrr |66» man Schcndel. Newt Taggart han Anson escorted a dozen of his and Virgil Trucks combined to Up bright and early and the Class’ A (Large Schools) — At Krlrkurtn. rif ...... 1 2 shelf. Moore has been laid up the The White Sulphur Springs, W. fore the thousand prisonerli, the kind to pop off with predic ter, Watkins was given the great death of a close friend's wife . . Rec in the evening to watch the W si r^n. r r ...... 0 0 rr on a neutral court Wednesday. fighter in the ring. Even with B. r . PI". dled the arrangements. Chicago White Stockings to Hot pitch the St. Louis Browns to a family motors to Manchester for the New Haven Arena, top-ranked ...... 0 0 0 past three days with a fever, while ya.. perfectionist sdded a ttnal rocked on his toes and shrugged,'* tions. est ovation accorded a visiting^per- Goodwin, rf ,.., ...... 9 3-4 21 Country Club Pro Alex Hackney, opening round in the Women's T vlrr. Ir t ...... Kansas plays Missouri at Colum his sparring partners he's relent Springs, "Ark. 5-1 triumph over. Loa Angeles uj^nri around after surgery, visits church and then boys and 1 visit Bristol vs, 8th rsnked Torrington Kpll*‘ h^r. It: ...... 0 0 0 Gola has been out of action with a round 1 yesterday to his previous "I • had trouble getting started, less. He will say, "I had to go get the former this season at the Armory. DeZonie. )f ...... 7 4-6 18 Duck Pin Bowling Tournament. bia and a triumph will sew it up 69-68-67 to finish with a 72-hole 0 ...... 11 7-9 29 MEETING of all stock car driv Q. How many times did Robin the Paciflo Coast League team*s and we discuss Alex's favorite Cliff Gleason's home In Vernon to St 7:30; 4lh ranked Danbury v. . sprained ankle. too fellas.” Being the champion of the championship from him. Now he's It was ail Felix, Knight and 0-0 8 Not being a reetdent of this fair T oUIm ...... u 3 3$ for the Jayhawks. If they lose and of 275, besting par buy 13 strokes Arkernian. rg ...... 4 ers will be held tonight at the Roberts beat Brooklyn In .1952? park. have a look at six day old pony Wllby of Waterbury, 5th ranked <*ro«lt e IniHin* (Z i) Coach Ken Loeffler said he did This waa at the Inatitutinn for world has had little effect on him gotta come and get It from me. It Ackerman in the second period McLannon. rg ...... 0 0-0 0 sport for more than an hour. The City of Village Charm anymore, State beats Nebraska tomorrow Itallan-American Club on Pearl A. The Phillies’ -*> right-hander Bobby Shantz, the most valuable popular pro is looking forward. to "Ginger". Cliff's horse, "Tes,s". at 9 o'clock. B. F. rt5. not know if they would play defin and runnerup Dick Mayer of'S t. Male Defective Delinquenta ai - — thus far. makes a big difference. this trio combining for 24 of Man All^n. Ig ...... 2 0-1 4 Mrs. Yost was not eligible to com n'^nianlrn. rf ...... 0 1 1 night, the toss of a coin will de B fll. Ig ...... 3 0-0 6 street in Hartlord at 8 o'clock. stopped the National League pen- player' In the American League was the favorite riding horse of Class C. (Small Schools) — At itely but indicated that he thought Petersburg by three. Napanoch, N. V., and Rocky had "I'm not the kind o f a guy that "You know, I've never seen the chester 33 points. Felix han a banner year at the local course pete .. When the official scorer rtmiVl^rpp. rf ...... 0 n 0 cide the winner. Mayer, who was tied with Snead The club liopes to supply cars nant-wlnners six Mmes last year, last season, lasted Just onp Inning Reed and Dean la.st Spring ...... 4 0 s he'd need them both. One thing interrupted training for hia April lets it go to his head," explains full pictures of that fight. But, dled the chores in close on some T otal* ...... 36 14-20 86 which, weather permitting, will failed to appear I took up crayon New Britain Slate Teachers Col McInto-^Ju If .. Tomorrow's' NCAA action will after two ' rounds, drove into the and drivers for both stock cfix and didn’t lose to them oflee. as his Philadelphia A’a took a open March 15 . . Back to town in Afternoon spent on the highway lege Gym, Stafford. 2nd ranked, DtifTy, r ...... 1 0 2 is fairly certain, though. Neither 10 title defenae against Jersey Rocky earnestly. "In the gym It gee, there was a lot of action in nice feeds from Knight and Acker P aw tork rt (57) jalopy competition on two Con 13-10 pasting from the Washing and pad and handled part of eve RyfandM. r ...... 0 0 0 will be in top shape, which should be to narrow the field to four moss-studded trees twice and took B. F. r u . Q. How many American League the evening . . . Attend Little with a million and one other vs. Bacon Academy (Colchester)...... 3 Joe Walcott. doesn't seem to make any differ it. huh!” man who hit from the outside. The Calverly, rf ...... f) 2-2 12 necticut tracks this season. ton Senators In West'Palm Beach. ning's scoring for Tournament rc ...... 3 R come as good news to the St. teams for each of the four re a third-round 72 while snead got a League baseball volunteer umpires’ motorists and I am glad when we 6th ranked, 4:30; Bloomfield, 3d rR ...... 1 1 .1 You might have called it an ence. That awed detachment is basic. latter was enjoying huge success Whippk. If ...... 3 1-1 7 players belong to the ".300” . club Fla. Bobby was clubbed for five Director Mel Cushing .. One Oirr^n. Ir ...... 0 0 . 0 John's Redman who startled one gional tournaments slated for Fri 67. Mayer never got the chance to Rocky Marciano the man can’t with a jumping one-hander which Montierro. If ...... 2 0-0 4 composed of those holding .300 or meeting at the West Side Rec. L. L. pull into the ward in the early eve ranked, vs. Windsor Locks, 5th other routine public appearance, "Sure, it’s great to have people' PHILLIES captured the _BA runs In the first Inning and the thing noticed was that most of the and all hv whipping St. Louis, fil day and Saturday.^The winners recoup. However, he won $1,400 quite get over being Rocky Mar Pawtucket couldn’t combat. Again Watkina, c ...... 6 0-0 10 better Ilfstime batting marks for President Charlje Hurlburt presides ning. ranked, 7:30. Tnt.lM ...... 0 4 22 but the craggy-faced young mntii call yo>i champ, but I’ll let you Shannon, rg ...... 1 .1 a-.i 9 Senators went on from there. contestants were as nervous as ex es. in the first round Saturday then go to Kansas City for the second money. ciano the fighting champion. Club Dart League championship active players at bat 1500 or more and several new men appear. At In Saturday night'.s Class B. Sror^ Mt hn!f tlm ». K -in Jui'Tiii. slouchiiy dressed in sweater and know more how I really feel about It was Watkins and Pless who Mealy, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 by beating the Dodgers. The pectant fathers. Severs of the night. finals. Tommy Morrow of Shreveport, fleece-lined roadwork boots, hands alone were carrying the losers, R oafl. Ig ...... 8 6-9 21 times? least 12 Volunteers are needed for STAR AILING play at New Haven, Branford de La., a 19-year-old Louisiana- State Duffy, )g ...... 2 0-0 4 Browns, Red Sox, Yankees and the two leagues this Summer. Next girls snioked one cigarette during Duque.sne defeated Tulsa, 8S-69, thnwt comfortably in hi.s pockets, These two weil-likcd performers A. Six—Dale Mitchell (.817), feated Wilcox Tech of Meriden, and lyiuisville thrashed George University sophomore, was top Wilder won third place in a Jaguar. Indians followed in that order In Johnny Mize (JI8), George Kell meeting will be Friday, March 27 each of the rest periods -10 to 15 Kansas City, March 9 — (/PI — infected the criminals with his teamed fdr 13 of Pawtucket's 17 Tfitala ...... M iTT b 67 Wynn to Receive 66-57; Lyman Hall of Wallingford Podoloff Honors town, 92-79, to advance along with amateur with 286, finishing two Stamford Driver The top two teams fought for the standings. Individual champ (.Sit), Barney MeCosky (.812), and 7 at the West Side Rec. — during their matcher*. One of the Center Alvin Clinkscales reported simple sincvlty. the lead throughout the race and tallies. Score at li4lf time. .38-all. ionship tournament will be held top matches pitted Dorothy Cowles defeated Plalnville 60-47; and New St. John’s. Sports Mirror strokes ahead of veteran Frank Referees O'Brien, timpire 3Velah. Billy Goodman (.811), and Johnny Watch several of the Women’s 111 yesterday and may not start for ington defeated Gilbert of Win- Brigham Young, which won the Stranahan of Toledo, 0. *T’m from Brockton, Mass.,” he seldom were separated by more THE THIRD QUARTER vyai the Friday night. Annual banquet and $36,000 Contract and Helen Bartok. After Mrs, the Arnold College basketball tesm Wins Grand Prix season, Pawtucket was no match Pesky (JIO). Bowling Tournament entrants ate
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General modeled. No job too small. Free tor, deepfreeze, Tecumaeh unit, STOP A T Without obligation to you, wo Used Car, See Our Urtk Up of paperhanging. Ceilings refinlsh- WHY COMMUTE? M WOULD LIKE to care for children N HoU atreet. atreet. Mrs. William Eells Is the Life Sentence 1951 Custonl “Ford eedan, 1951 welding, boiler and furnace weld ertlmatea." Moulson’s Woodwork ed. Wall paper books on request five year guarantee. No down pay CHAMBERS’ FURNITURE On Route No. 44-A, Building WUI appraise or make you a caah Late Turn Ins. Trading High On in my home. Vicinity Waddell ment. 24 moptlu. Mitchell 9-4)980. ideally situated (or any type o(< CHOICE LOTS for sale. Actor’s first major to go over her.- Ford Victoria, 1950 Eio^d Tudor, ing. Mitchell 9-1658 or Mitchell ing )phop. Tel. Pilgrim 2-6695. Estimates given. Fully insured. Don’t Have To Leave school. Janet Meek, 10 Congress AT THE GREEN RCXTKVILLE — Well furnished offer for property. See us before quota in the 1953 Red Cross Advertisements Tour Car tor a New Dodge 1950 Ford Club Coupe, 1J50 Chev 9-8762. room, Bulteble for light house- retail business, now being used Colony Elatates. South Coventry. V-Eight.. Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell street. Mitchell 3-4652. f o r s a l e — One pair uied ga- you eell. campaign. Soliciting In Dis For Lee Meng rolet sedan, 1950 Olds, club coupe. ARE YOU Thinking a'.mut building ’'M ANCHESTER For Complete Selection of commercially. Priced at $8,900 Call Mitchell 9-1595. 9-1003. rage^doors 8’ x 7’6". Good condi- kaeptng. On bua Une. No objection BRAE-BURN REALTY trict B, Mrs. Eells and her CLASSIHED ADVT. 1950 Chevrolet all metal station POWER BURNERS and Range a new home or having repairs HOME FURNISHINGS to children. Inquire 24 Grove with good mortgage terms Phone Mitchell 3-6273. SOLIMENE, INC. tlon.^Any reasonable offer accept team collected $175.40. Their (OontlBued From Pag* Om ) DEPT. HOURS wagon. 1951 Henry J„ 1949 Chev Burners expert-y cleaned and done? .See Wm; Kanehl, Mitchell PAINTING and PAPERHANGING To H^^e A Good Job! street, Hillside House, apartment available. ^ LIVE IN the Country; Two lota of Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 ed. 58 Jensen street. Tel. 9-1847 Full Line of Sea’.y Mattresses land In Andover -near Lake, one quota was $140. S'tlS A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Dodge and Plymouth Cara rolet deluxe sedan (black), 1949 serviced. Let us service and re 3-7773. —Ceilings reflnlshed. Free esti 14. ARE YOU Ready to aeU your prop pair- your washing machine or re mates. Wallpaper books available. THE TELEPHONE evenings. From $39.50 to $79.95 T. J. CROCKE’TT 164’ X 140’ ; the other 235’ x 300’. erty? We have ready buyera Vernon Hauachild, residential with an American, Robert Vogalsr, Chevrolet deluxe tudor, 1949 Chev whoae release was negotiated by Dodge Job Rated Trucks rolet deluxe sedan (green), 1948 frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch CARPENTER Work of all kinds. Francis T. Gee, Mitchell 3-6474. COMPANY PART BOXER puppies for sale $5 Appliances and TV. FOR GENTLEMAN — Pleasant Both lota cleared, high and dry waiting for property in Manches chairman of the current drive, COPY CLOSING TIME said that both workers and con the U. S. government two years Buick Special sedanette. 1948 ell 9-0883. Free estimates, low rates. Mitch each. Phone Mitchell 9-2833. 501 Middle ’Turnpike, East room next to bath. Near Cheney’s , 244 Main Street and very near new school. Call ter and vicinity. Gatto and COy PAINTII^G AND DECORATING. Boats and Accesmrics 44 tributors are to be commended. ago. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 634 CENTER STREET Chevrolet AerosHan. 1948 Ford ell 3-8026. is hiring young women right • and Main etreet. Call MItchelt| Mitchell 9-4820 aft:r 5 o’clock. Hartford 5-9198, evenings 8-3989, COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R. Floors sanded and refinlshed. now for full-time jobq in its COCKER SPANIELS, one red, two Hours: ------— T----- He further stated that last year An official statement issued af MON. THRU FRI. station wagon, 1946 Buick Super WARDS OUTBOARD motor lay 9-9659. I MItcheU 3-5416 or Mitchell 3-6946. PHONE Mitchell 3-5101 Wolcott. A-1 Repair, Sales, on Wallpaper books on request. Also Manchester office as opera black, heavy coated females, 4 ', 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., the Red Cross In its 46 re ter a meeting today of the Perak 10:30 A .M . Isedan. 1946 CTievrotet Club coupe, away. $10 holds any Wards Sea Resort Property for Sale 74 washing machines, vacuum clean Roofinffr-Sidinic 16 furniture refinished. Call Gerry. tors. months. Howard Chase, Hebron King motor 'til May 1st. Then 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. 1 Residence MItcheU 9-7751 CASH BUYFJtS waiting for 4, 6, gional blood programs cpllept- state executive council said, "The A Sale Place To Buy Used Cara! il947 Oldsmobile six-cyl. aedan, ers, motors, small appliances. Mitchell 9-8866. 6 and aeven room singles and ed 1.681,500 pints of blood for Sultan, on advice of the councU, SATURDAY 9 A. M. FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that Road. South Bolton. Mitchell pay balance or arrange conven ROOM FOR Rent at 81 Pine atreet. SEVERAL ALL-YEAR properties '1941 (Chevrolet club ’’eotipe, 1941 Welding. 180 Main street. Phone As a telephone operator, you'll 3-5427. For gentleman. two-family houses In Manchester, use in civilian hospitals of the commuted the sentence passed on Ford sedan, 1940' Ford sedan, stay on in any kind of storm, and ‘enjoy good pay and frequent ient terms. 5 H. P. Sea King at Bolton and Coventry Lake. 1952 CHEVROLET 3-4 ton pickup. Mitchell 9-6678. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. MAPLE HUTCH Cabinet, buffet, CAPE CX)D—Dormers, Four down, Bolton, Coventry and^ Vernon United States. Lee Meng, alias Lee Ten Tal, and - rOCR COOPERATION WILL 1942 Chevrolet sedan. 1939 Chev gutters, conductors and roof rt: Iraises, and you'll have friendly Standard reduced from $135 to For appointment please call How- Low mileage. Full 30 day guar Free eirtimates. Paper books kitchen set, child’)i werdrobe. LARGE, WARM, (umUhed light Second floor insulated. Ready to Howard R. Hastings, MItcheU "Everyone can help," he said, substituted a sentence of pciial BE APPRECIATED rolet 2-door. 1939 Chevrolet FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with pairs. Call Coughlin, Mitchell available. Get our spring outside ’ co-workera and pleasant work Poultry and Supplies 43 ‘ only $125.88. Buy now at Wards Mitchell 9-1119., housekeeping apartment. C^iuple finish. Ameslte drive. Combine' ai^ R. Heatings'. MItcheU 9-1107 antee Substantial savings. Carter 3-7707. ing conditions. low sale price. Mohtgomery Ward 9-1107. "in this necessary work by servitude for life." Chevrolet Co., Inc., 311 Main sedan. 1940 (Chevrolet coupe. All linoleum, asphalt tile counter. prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, with one child acceptable. $20 per tion storm Sash and doors. Lot The Sultan acted as Malayan fully equipped and in good condP BROAD-BREASTED Bronze Tur 822 Main. m o d e l 70 International Harveat- IF YOU’RE In the market for a geiicroua support of the 1953 street. Mitchell 9-5238. Ehepert .workmanship, free eatl- Mitchell 9-4298. (Why not come in (or an inter week. Automatic washer and s o X 180. For appointment please summer place at the shore, here WANTED To Buy— Private party ' Red Cross fund campaign.” 'T' chief of the British-controlled state Dial MI-3-5121 tion. Douglas Motor Sales, 333 r o o f i n g . Siding and carpentry. keys, fresh ’’rozen, 10 to 22 er fraeaer, like ;,ew. Reaaonabla. want's waterfront property at Co mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur Alterations and additions. Ceil view with our employment pco- SPEED BOAT. Excellent condi drier available, for iiae. Near hua call Howard R. Haatlnga, MItcheU is your ^ an te to get a wonder' In which she had been convicted, Main. niture. Oak .street. Mitchell REMODELING— Painting imnde poundf. Also fresh eggs. Schauta's Mitchell 9-7724. ' lumbia Lake. Write Box JK, 1951 FORD Custom eight, fully ings. Workmanship guaranteed., fple? Ages 16-38, high school tion. Windshield, lights. FuUy line. Also larg.« double room with 9-1107. ful deal. Four room unit oh Block Aslans Satisfied equipped, two door and fordor. 9-1041. and out Papering. Ceilings whit Turkey Farm, 188 Hillstown road. kitchen privileges, $15 per week. Herald. ' . 1 liost and Pound 1948 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Lus A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn graduates, preferred. No ex equipped. Also Mastercraft trail NEW NOROE Gas range, also Island, fully furnished, bejla, mat •The reprieve brought satisfac Former local owmers. For a real ened. Call now ana make all ar Hburekeeper’s services provided. SIX ROOM Ranch — Full cellar trous black finish, fully equipped. street. Mitchell 3-4860. perience necessary, training er. Call Mitchell 9-4531. Florence gas range. Two bedroom tresses, linens, dishes, large apa- Truman, FDR Slap tion to many Aslans who had bacn buy, buy at Center Motors. 461 WINDOW SHADES made to order rangements before the spring Inquire Vernon Inn, Talcotteille. and atUc. Excellent location USTI.NGR Wanted. SligU, two- LOST—Pair of girl’s glasses, in Extra nice condition. Priced to with pay! Articles for Sale 45 sets. Tel. Mitchell 3-6319 any time cioua grounds. Just move in for . ^ 1 critical of her conviction. At two Main street. and Installed. Venetian blinds rush. Call Mitchell 3-8372. if no Mitchell 9-8216. $16,000. For appointment please famlly, three-famUy, bualnem red case. Vicinity of Emanuel sell. See Bob Oliver, Center GREAT EASTERN after 3:15. the aummer. Very low malnte and curtain rods. 24 hour service. aa-wer Mitchell 9-0726. Modern Monday to Friday L.AWN MOWER Lay-Away sale. Buildinf Materials 47 call Howard R. Hastings, Mitch property. Have many caah buy Seen Cut m Blasll **• ““ Ziutheran church or Main . and 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Alr deluxe. Motor Sales, 461 Main rtrect. Estimates gladly given. Fagan ROOFING AND nance coat, and beautiful view, ers. Mortgages arranged. Please Ho-ue Decorating Co. Only $1 down holds any hand BRAND NEW Model 524 Easy FURNISHED iRoom for rent. Near ell 9-1107. In the first hearing last August, Haynes streets. Call Mitchell White wall tires. Fully equipped, Window Shade Co., Route 44 at CONSTRUCTION CO. 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. yet near fhopplng stores and call (3eorge K Grazladlo, Real S-6844. mower. $5 down holds any power Shearing 1 x 8 Spin dry washer, regular $199.95, Main atreet. Gentleman preferred. (Coatlaued from Page One) a British judge ordered a retrial including new seat covers, battery 1941 PLYMOUTH Tudor, no cash. Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. 24 OAK STREET CONTRACTOR To d j inside Framing 2 x 4 to 2 x 10 Phone Mitchell 9-2170. 9 Hazel beaches. Fi'll cash price $3,000 tor. MItcheU 9-5878. 109 Henry $6 weekly. 1939 Plymouth tudor, painting and paperhanging.3ng. Low 806 Main Street mower until April 15 on Wards this week only $159.95 with old NICE SIX ROOM Capa.Cod, 2 un per unit. Phone or write Harold ,after an Indian and a Chinoae who and snow I reds. Exceptionally (Your House Doctor) (Second floor) Lay-away plan. Regular $16.9* Small truck load lota, per M $99.50 washer. Limited supply. Budget atreet. finished, fireplace, picture window, street had heard the caio 'voted to imt clean. May be seen at 108 Middle no Ca^-h $2 weekly. .Cole Motors IXIORS OPENED, keys fitted, winter rates, with 35% joff on all J. Dwyer. R.F.D. No. 2. Andover, But they were hopeful of work Annonneementa t Servicenter. Mitchell 9-0980. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Or Call MItcheU 3-4107 hand mower 16" $14,97. Regular Moulded Base ...... p e r ft. 9 Lie terms If desired. Watkins Bros., hot water heat, kitchen fan, din WE NEED Uitinga for single ing out something that might sat her free. They had acted in the Turnpike Ea*!. Specializing In 1953 wallpaper. Fully insured. ROOM FOR Rent with kitchen Conn. Phone MItcheU 3-5326. capacity hf asseaeors—a eort of ad AN T TYPE doll repaired. E>ressed guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Call Hartford 32-6285, Mr. $99.50 power mower 18" $94.50. Casing ...... per ft. 7Lie 935 Main atreet. privileges for a couple. Inquire ette, breeze-way and garage! ’ In homes alao two and three fami isfy the Democrats, who don’t excellent condition,''very good lo- visory jury. to order. Specialty collectlcn SPRING DeCORMIER MOTORS knives, mowers etc. pul Into con LIFETIME Hebert. tVANTEd)—Part time' sales clerk Regular $107.50 Rotary power Clear Grade IH Oak 136 Bisiell street after 7 p. m. lies. Cash buyers waiting. Why want the resolution to contain pieces restored. Dresses copied. dition for coming needs. Braith- Aluminum Clapboards for local jewelry store. Thursday mower $99.95. Montgomery Ward, Doors ...... avg. $9.95 BE WISE caiion. S. A. Beechler, Realtor. Suburban for Sale 75 not call ua? Price* ranging from even an Indirect slap at Presidents The British judge at the retrial STA’TIGN WAGON SPECIAL Roosevelt and -Truman (or their the next month named a Chineee Call Plgrim 2-6945. waite, 52 Pearl street. In Color.s evenings and all day Saturdays. 622 Main street. 18" Cedar Stain Shakes , BUY WHERE REAL Phone MItcheU 3-6969. ' $7,500 to $15,000. The Allen Selling experience desired but not VERNON—Live in basement while part in the World War II agree- and a Briton as assessors although CLEARANCE SALE 1950 WILLYS'STATION WAGON A Complete Home Remodeling Rqmirhif 23 All C o lo rs...... per sq. $13.95 Boardera Wanted ,59-A VERY DESIRABLE Seven room Realty (Company, 180 Center RENT A SANDER from Wards. necessary. Write Box F, Herald. BRAND NEW 1953 21" tabic SAVINGS CAN BE MADE completing this weU-ptanned menta which the resolution aays only Asians customarily are choeen ALL ALUMINUM Service Windows—Comp, frame, Dutch colonial. Excellent condi ranch type home. Illness com atr%et. Phone MItcheU 3-5105. Do it yourself — save up to two- 4 cyl. Go Devil Engine. N.itural MATTRESS. Your old mattreaseii model television. Ready for U. KIND CARE, Warm room,, aged the Reds perverted. at trials of Aslans. The British 1951 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. COMBINATION WINDOWS sash unique ...... avg. $14.50 20% OFF tion, new roof, new paint. Private pels racriflee. Madeline Smith, thirds the cost of renewing your tan- finish. Heater, defroster and stertUzed and remade like new. H.F. Hand rubbed mahogan; cab person. Bed, ambulatory. Mrs. FARMS AND Country estates The proposal now U eldetracked: assessor and judgo found her Sedan—Heater and overdrive. AND DOORS Mitchell 3-8271 Help Wanted— Male 38 Kitchen and Dishwashers sale. No pgents. Phone 9-5650 for Realtor. MItcheU 9-1642 or Mitch floors and get professional look overdrive. Immaculate, low mile Call Jones Furniture and Floor inet, $189.95. Terms. Phone Mitch- Appalachian Oak Bickford, T. A. Coventry. Pilgrim wanted. The New York Herald Ostensibly because of the. uncer guilty. The Chineee again votad ell 9-5650. Flo.orlng ...... per M $195.00 particulars. ell 3-4679. tain world altuatlon occasioned by her innocent. ing results. See Wards Paint man 19.50 Studebaker Starlight Coupe age car. Immediate Delivery. A. V. LINDSAY - Owner Covering, 36 Oak. MItcheU 9-1041. LEADING Hotpoint Dishwashers 2-6413. Trlbune-wm publirti its annual Plyscord 4 x 8 -----per M $160.00 ipring farm listings Sundays, the death of Premier Stalin and Besides a petition of clemency ■ for details. Rates — only $3.00 a —Radio, heater, overdrive. Two Prompt Service. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port Hotpoint Clothes Dryers SEVEN ROOM single, completely TOWN OF STAFFORD—New five MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid ALL GRADES OF PLYWOOD March 8, 15, 22. 29, April 5, 12. To his eucceeelon by Oeorgi Mplenkov. to the Sultan from 50 members of day. Give your newly sanded to choose from. Only $295 Down' At Work Guaranteed. LIFE INSURANCE able and standard typewriters. Toasters.. Peres, insulated, new Timken oil burn room ranch with recreation room To force a showdown now. the British H ouse-of Oommoaa, ing company. AUt> all types of Mortgages 31 and PLYSCORD Basiness Loeatiena place your ad see your local ad- floors long-lasting protection with painting and carpentry work. All makes of adding machines Vacuum Cleaners er, newly redecorated, excellent In bapement. Oil burner, hot water House majority leader Halleck (R- there was another from the Presi Wards flnishes. Wards Seal Tone 1949 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. Storm Window and Door Specialist. COMPAI'^Y The Original and Only Office for Rent condition. Two-car garage, nice vertlalng agent, broker or send Sedan—Radio and heater. DeCORMIER MOTORS Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell FIRST AND Second mortgages sold or rented. Repairs on all And Many Other Items heat. Garage In basement. House Ind) aatd, might "rock the boat." dent of the Melayan-Chtneie aaso- — protective base coat. Seals, In New Haven lot, quiet neighborhood, conven size overall SO’ x 42’ Only $13,000 use full description of your cietlon. Sir Tan Cheng Loeit, and Call for Free Demonstration, 9-8933 for free estimates. boul;ht for our own account. Fast, will accept applications from makes. Marlow's. FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 The Senate Foreign Relations hardens wood. Quart $1.19. Wards 1950 Bulck Special Deluxe 4-Dr. 24 Maple St.—Tel. 3-8854 No Obligation. confidential service. Manchester ient location. Call Manchester Other llstinrs. Tom Minor, Agent. property, ruggested ad with coat committee tomorrow will offlcielly one from seven Singapore Oty high caliber men who are look X 60. Suitable offices, light manu Spar wax—gives satin luster fin Sedan. PARAMOUNT Engineering Com Investment Corp., 244 Main St. SAVE 10%. Order ,your caetom NA-nONAL BUILDERS ABC APPLIANCE CO. ‘ Mitchell 3-8322. No agent-. Tel. Rockville 5^5042. will be sent to you. No obligation recall its veraion of the resolution, councillors. Manchester ing (or a lifetime career sell facturing. Information, Backer, ish. Best quality v/ax. Quart $1.29. pany. Roofing and siding esti Phone MItcheU 3-5416. awnings. Act now- while this SUPPUES 21 Maple St., Phone MI-9-1675 unless accepted. Every ad rC' recommended for Benete passage Since the start of the emergency Montgomery Ward, 828 Main 1947 Plymouth ’Tudor S-Passenger BILL TUNSKY ing life insuraihee and servicing 420 Davenport Avenue J6 Oak atreet. MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE—Seven room house, printed free In Herald Tribune’s 1949 CHEVROLET8. Four to mates cheerfully given. All types ^ preaertt policy holders. Must special 10% discount offer last.*!. laat week by an 8-6 vote. in Malaya in June, 1948,12 women street. Sedan. Radio and heater. New Haven, Conn. There la charm and comfort to be 4 down, 3 rooms and large bath Spring Farm catalog. Address have been sentenced to death. choose from. All in excelleiiit con Mitchell 9-9095 of roofing and siding samples on be high school graduates. Give Buy Home-Cooling made-to-order MAGIC CHEF, oil-gaa combina MODERN Professional office for If the resolution goes into moth Business Opportunities 32 awnings at a big saving.s. Drc.'w Telephone State 7-3597 tion range,.Jn excellent condition. found in owning this attracUve cua up. Cabinet kitchen. Open stair Herald Tribune Farm Desk, 230 balls, the action would amount to Saven won rsprievee and five went 1947 Plymouth 5 Passenger Coupe. dition. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. display at 41 Oak street. F. H. A. full details about yourself. rent on East Center street. Mitch Financing. Tel. Mitchell 3-8177. up your home for summer and. Reasonable. MItcheU 9-1816. tom built Cape Cod. Six rooms, way. Garage, amealte driveway, W. 41st street. New York City. a aetback for President Elsen to the galldwe. MANCHESTER Oil Burner Service. PHOTOGRAPHY Studio for sale ell 3-6514 • MItcheU 9-8li30. Pnsonals 1946 Ford V-8 3-Dr. 1949 CHEVROLET suburban. New stay 10 degrees to 20 dcgrcc.s oil hot water heat, tile bath, fire extra large lot. Pries $12,500. hower, who expressly asked Con Police also blamed Cea Meng for Installations, repairs, cleaning. in Manchester, Main street loca Write P. 0. Box 190 Diamonda— Watch**— paint. Motor just overhauled. Range and power burners. 44714 CONNECTICUT Valley Construc cooler. Made of sturdy drill or WHITE WITH Black base com place, lovely landscaped lot, ame Call Rockville 5-3998. gress to approve It. IS murders around Ipdb, a Un- THE PROSPECT HUI School for tion.(fully equipped. Owner has Jewelry 48 mining center which the Chineee young children. Transportation Many Others To Choose From Full price $1,035. Carter. Chevro Main street, Manchester. Tel. tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. Manchester, Conn. army duck. Ward’s awning9..are bination wood or coal and gas STORE FOR Rent. Good, central I •*t« drive, one-car garage. Price The President told hie news con let Co., 311 Main street. Phone Mitchell 9-6196, Mitchell 9-2303. Aluminum storm windows and otherjl interests. Write Box E, protected by sunfast Vinyl ^a.s- stoVe with hot water front, built $14,900. Liberal financing. For ANDOVER. BOL’TON. COVEN Rockville ference lest week the amendment Communist underground’has made furnished, Lela Tybur, direc Herald. LBXINAPD W. YO.'tT, Jeweler, re location. Inquire 60 Haynes atreet. Mitchell 9-5238. .... ; gutters. All men protected by in a u t o m o b il e polis'ber and stmon- tic finishes. The most durable fin for oil burner. City or home gas. further Iniformatlon phone TRY—Over 100 littings, ranch backed by Taft does not change a hot spot for the British. She tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5767. Studebaker Sales and Service pairs, aojusU watches expertly types. Cape Coda and cottagee, allegedly waa A member of the RUBBISH and Ashes removed. surance. Three years to pay. Free Ized. Apply In person to Bruno ish we know of. Choose from our Reasonable prices. Open dally. Rockville 6-6809. FRAN(^S K. WAGNER Man Is Jailed the sense of the original proposal. BALLARD’S Driving School. Man ’ 941 FORD SEDAN. Radio, heater Parking lots and driveways plow estimates. Call MItcheU 3-7180. Mazzoll at Manchester Motor Realtor new and old; farm, land two— Communist stats committee, and Help Wanted— Female 35 wide selection of patterns, colors Thursday evenings 129 Spruce CRIB AND Mattress. Excellent Wanted to Rent chester's oldest Thousands of good condition, green finish. Lots ed. Immediate service, reasonable Alfred Charest, Owner. Sales, Hartford Road at West Mitchell 9-0028 400 acres; (l^ c la l—5 roms, plus CHORCHES MOTOR and styles. For full details come street. Mitchell 9-4387. condition. Call Mitchell 9.-20B4 Egypt Ship Toll 1 accident free instruction hours. of good transportation in this one. rates. Phone Mitchell 9-0650. WANTED;:::^ecretary for law of Center street. in or call Mr. Doyle at MItcheU UROEU'ITLY NEEDED, 3 or 4 2 unfinished up. many extras, re For Fisticuffs Hundreds of satisfied students. SALES Douglas Motors, 333 Main. after 6 p. m. only. room unfurnished apartment for MANCHESTER — New Garrison duced to $8900.) Wellea Agency, LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square fice. Full 'or'part time. Write Box LAUNDRY AND Dry cleaning 3-5161. Montgomery Ward, 824 For appointment tel. Mitchell RoofluK 16-A W, Herald. Main street. Garden— Farm— Dairy familj of two adults. Call Mitch' colonial. Artistically paneled Coventry. Tel. Pilgrim 2-6872 or In Restaurant Reported at 541 Girl Injures Kjiee 80 Oakland Street, Manchester BEFORE YOU Buy a used car yard. A nhalt tile, wall covering. route man for established, well ell 9-4990 after 5 p. m. Lavatory plus tile bath. Fireplace. Pilgrim 2-7501. 9-2245. ROOFING— Speclaliaing In repair payins route. Many benefits. Ap Products 50 Machinery and Tools 52 Mitchell 9-9483 see Gorman Motor dales. Buick Done by reliable, well-trained WANTED—Laundress. Expert on 1953 EMERSON 17" Television, Large closets. Twin size bad' ing roofs of all kinds. Also new ply in person between 3 and 5:30 WANTED—5 or C room apart ENJOT A Driver’s license. For ex Sales and Service, 285 Main men. All jobs guaranteed. Hall woolens and mending. 'Gentle brand new, $169.95, excise, tax COW MANURE, delivered by load SAVE $15 to $30 during Wards rooms. Lot 86’ x 200’. Trees. Bua BOLTON ON Route 44-A - 6 room . Rockville, March 9 — (Special) (OoBttaiiad (raiB Paga Oas) In One-Car Crash 1949 PLYMOUTH sedan special roofs.. Gutter work. Chimneys p. m. New Model Laundry, 73 single, hot water heat with oil pert instruction call the Manches street. MIt.;hell 9-4571. Open eve Linoleum Co., 56 Cottage street. man’s W B sh evqry other week. and warranty included. Can ar ' for your lawns and gardens. Pella ment by two working adult line. School. Carlton W. Hutchinr, — Orrln Covllle, 29, of thla city, deluxe. Lustrous green finish cleaned, repaired. 26 yt^ars’ ex Summit street. big garden tractor Lay-AwSy ladi-ta and one ichool age girl. garage, large lot, good condition ter Driving Academy. Pilgrim nings. Mitchell 9-4022, evenings Mitch Write Box TS. Herald. range terms to suit you, Mitch Bros. Mitchell 3-7405. sale. Only $10 down holds S’-lt-S Mitchell 9-5132, Mitchell 3-6231 sweeper, waa poiindad tavan hours fully equipped. A very smart perience. Free eetlmates. Call Priced right $11,800. Quick oc charged with taking part in a rea by the i^otm before the eank. At WllUmanUc, March »—(SpecUl) 2-7240. ell 3-6166 or Mitchell 3-8109. ell 9-0980. H. P. Chor-Trac until April 15. Good references. MItcheU 9-9640. family car at Center Motor Sales, 1951 FORD Victoria, radio, heat Howley. Manchester Mitchell WANTED—Married man for gen cupancy. Phone S. A. Beechler, taurant fracas early yesterday the rescue * ship approached at —A Tolland County girl w u slight* SHIRT PRESS OPERATOR—Num- Wards tractors operate efficient MANCHESTER — 617 Center 461 Main street. er. Fordamatic. Excellent condi ATTICS AND Ba/'ements cleaned 3-5361. eral farm and dairy work. Good Household Goods 51 WANTED—Large room. Private Realtor. MItcheU 3-6969. morning, paid a fine of $15 fine for duak, many of tha sailors leaped ly Injursd snd n aootton tt this eroui^ benefits. Apply in person. WARDS SPRING oil sale on! ly under toughest conditions. Five street opposite Jarvis shopping INCOME TAX SERVICE — Call tion. Low mileage. Immaculate Rubbish and ashes hauled. All wages. Rent available free and bath preferred. Suburban or coun center, three bedroom, two-story Into the rough sea. The Solium’s nrsa was without slectrie power New Model I-aundry, 73 Summit Prices cut on all types of oil, all AN HONEST PERSON •peed drive, simple, fool-proof Intoxication and received a 60-day Dan Hosier, Mitchell 9-3329. .1950 CHEVROLET'2-ton cab and throuchout. Extremely good jobs done at your convenience. street. free milk. Write Box B, Herald size cans and drums. Price pro try preferred. Gentleman. Write home with additional aunporch. ROCKVILLE—Old but sound, capUin, Abdel Raouf, was among for more than one hour yastorday chassis, new tires, clutch and Heating—'Plumbing 17 WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING clutch, tires Included. Regular room Cape Cod. High elevation, sentence in Tolland County jail for terms. Trades. Douglas Motors, Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 tection plan for drum lot buyer.s. Box TS, Herald. Ideal for businesa or profession- those saved. whan a crashing automobilo spltt FILE 3^ r Income tax return in paint, valves just ground. W. B THa T’S WHAT .1 WANT $239.50 CTior-Trac deluxe $224.50. nice neighborhood. Immediate breach of peace. The sentence waa 333 Main. or 9-9791. GUARANTEED Plumbing and Prices include Federal tax. Value.!? al use. Extra features include oil Premier Msj. Gen. Mohamed a utility pole and bowHd over two your own home. Call Mitchell 137 inches. Carter Chevrolet Co. THE PERSONAL FINANCE TO TAKE OVER Regular $311.50 4 H. P. Plow- DESIRE APARTMENT or house ,|0ccu$>ancy. 'Tom Minor, Agent. to be suspended after 30 days and Naguid was to fly hera from Cairo nmilboxsa on South Windham 9-4928 for appointment. RAY’S OIL BURNER SERVICE— heating. Alterations and new BOOKKEEPING like these on Wards Premium UNPAID BALANCE Trac $281.50. Mo.itgomary Ward. for myself and aged parents. heat, good condition, garage, lot Inc., 311 Main street. Phone 1951 PLYMOUTH hard top con COMPANY 83’ X 300*. Phone Barbara Woods Tel. Rockville 5-5042. then Covllle will go on probation today for funeral sarvicea and to road. Repair and service oil burners. work. Perma gla.-s electric and Grade Vitalized oil; Reg. $.71 a MONTHLY PAYMENTS I 822 Main atreet. Father is an engineer living in WANTED-»-Rlde to Manchester Mitchell 9-5238. vertible. All extras. Low mileage. Agency, Mitchell 9-7702. present decorations to the Polish Miss Dorothy Mather, 21, of South Call owner at Mitchell 3-6140. Furnaces cleaned. 21-hour serv ga.s water heaters sold and in ' DEPARTMENT Will employ several men as gal. in 55 gal. drum $.64. Reg. $22.18 Connecticut while mother and I 4 9-10 ACRES of land' In Tolland. for six months. from Rosedale, Bolton, about 6:30 Francis Brennan. 22, also of rescue craw. WilUngton was traatad at Wind 1950 FORD 'Tudor. Radio, heater ice. Telephone Mitchell 9-4901. stalled. Time payments arranged. branch manager trainees. Must $4.69 five gallon can $4.17. Reg. NEW FURNrrURF- AND TRUETONE ACCORDION, excel raside in Pennsylvania. Can you Five-room house. A nsw building The survivors were brought to a. m. Phone Mitchell 3-5858. Skelley Brothers, Mitchell 9-8714. Attractive po.iition for young $1.95 two gallon can $1.66. Reg. APPLIANCES lent condition. Real honest value. (?LEAN NEARLY NEW slx-roora Rockville, was found not guilty of ham Community Mamorial Hoapt- Black. Clean, clean, clean. 1948 1950 DODGE Pickup. New motor, be high school graduate, college help us get together? P. S. I am Cape Cod (2 unfinished). Fire slarted worth $2,000, Will sell for Alexandria. An investigation of $675. 1949 Chevrolet 3-4 ton pick ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing woman with ability to type and training desirable. Age 24-28. $5.76 case 24 one quart can.s which is now in storage— 120 baas. Shifts, case, $150. breach of peace charges -in con U1 for a cut knee. Sha was a paa- HAVE TOUR INCOME TAX ^ CTievrolet Aertisedan. Radio; heat, 8 months old. Phone Mitchell place. Hot water heat, oil burner $3,500 cash. Phone Rockville the sinking was begun. up. dump truck. Nice and clean. done on any furniture. Tieman, A PLUMBING shop at your door. good at figures. Interesting Must have car. This position of- $4.98. Montgomery Ward, 822 originally sold to a young couple Mitchell 3-7502 any rime. nection with the same case. Police sengsr in a car operated by Sea RETURN PREPARED IN TOUR 'er. Good value. Douglas Motors No time lost. New work. Altera work with local finance com 9-6279. Recessed radiation, storm win 5-9432. An American vessel, the U. B. man James P. Bhelp, attached to 333 Main. Keeney’s Garage, Buckland. 180 Soiith Main street. Phone fers a splendid opportunity in the Main street. but unfortunately are not getting said that Covllle picked an argu Mitchell 3-5643. tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot pany. East Hartford location,. married. dows. Dormers. Near new school ment with Brennan and blowa navy tanker Cowaneeque, was In the •ubmsrtne base at Groton. Two OWN HOME BT A FORMER consumer finance field. Salary- WANTED— Unfurnished anart- volved In another miahap Saturday INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT 1951 HENRY J. tudor sedan, six 1952 Me r c u r y Hardtop con water automatic heaters. Youngs 1282 a month—car allowance-in Ju s t a r r i v e d , new 195.3 Cras- BEDROOM SUITE 120 BAS.S Accordion. like new. ment or house. 4, 5 or 6 rooms fine section not a development. were atruck. i other pnsaengera, a young man and Wir in g installation of aii town sinks sold. Estimates glad LIVING ROOM SUITE Immediate occupancy. $13,500. night in Sues bay cylinder, overdrive. Tutone gray vertible, tutone blue. Radio, heat surance. Other benefits include ley air conditioners.’ Don’t wait Phone Pilgrim 2-6532. needed by family of twe adults Driver Found (lullty Suez port police oald the tanker woman, were alao unhurt. PHONE Mitchell 9-5601 er, defrosters, Merc-o-matic drive types. No job too small. Peter ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch For Interview Call group life Insurance, vacation; lib until .summer heat, when you 5-PC. DINETTE SET Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodchlld Liconard J. Goetz, Sr., Ml RFD The mishap 'waa the cause iff In nice condition, only $9§5 Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone and nine months old daughter. heading south from the canal chan AFTER 8 P. M. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. In excellent condition. Mileage ell 9-7636. eral savihgs and retirement plan. can't find what you want. Buy “ WESTINGHOUSE■’ ELEC. REF. Sr., Realtors. Mitchell 3-7925 any Court Cases 2, chatged with operating I while death for soma 50 young chicks on Mitchell 9-7303. "CALORIC" COMB. RANGE Musical Instruments 53 Call Rockville 5-3780 between 8:30 nel, plowed into the side of an FOR APPOINTMENT under 1.500. Going to join hus Hartford 8-7954 Apply 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Eve now and save. New Crosley 3-4 a. m. and 6 p. m. rime. his license was under suspension inbound Italian ship, tha 9,S84-ton the farm of Frank Sawyer on 1941 PONTIAC, 1941 Mercury. band overseas. Must sell. Price HEATING Prom A to Z. Con ning hours by appointment—Mon H. P. air conditioner, regular •MAYTAG” WASHER and driving while under the influ Plains road. Sawyer said the fail MASON, STONE contractor and version burners, boller-bumer "UNIVERSAL" VACUUM MUSIC Instrument rental. Com HOUSE FOR sale at 73 Jensen Toscana, one Toscana crewman BIDE WANTED TO West Hart 1941 Chevrolet convertible, 1939 $2,295. M ay. be financed. Call day through Friday. , $399.95, special $349.95; new Unusual Charges ence, was found g\illty on both ure of the electric power abut off ford Center. Leave Center and cement work. Valentino Bellucci, units, complete heating systems. "EMERSON" TELEVISION plete line of instruments. Rental street to be moved or used for was killed and four were Injured. Chevrolet. All in good solid condi Mitchell 9-0541 any time. Ferii street. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042 WOMAN TO assist with house Crosley ’ i H. P. air conditioner, applies to purchase price. Rep Basiness Property* counts. He waa arrested yesterday The U. 8. naval attacha in Cairo llgbU In his coop and tbs yenng New litreeta in time to arrive at tion. See Bob Oliver today, Oen Ail work guaranteed. Time pay PERSONAL regular $379.95, special $329.95. Simmons mattress and box spring, material. Inquire 69 Jen-rei. street. For Elderly Men afternoon by Patrolman Edward birds bscsma frightened of the Call 0-.5451 between 5 and 7:30 ments arranged Morlarty Broth ■work In modern home with all Alexander Smith i-ugs. Inlzld, resenting Olds. Selmer, Bach, for Sale 70 Tel. Mitchell 9-1105. reported that an eight-foot gap West Hartford Center before 9 ter Motor Sales.'' 1948 GREEN Fleetline Chevrolet. FINANCE COMPANY New Crosley 1-3 H. P. air condi Carlaon who saw the Goetz car waa ripped In the American vee- darkness snd crowded themselves ' a. m. Call Mr. Weitlich, Mitchell ers. Tel. MItcheU 3-5135. conveniences, three or four days lamps, tables, dishes, pots ahd ' Pedler and Bundv. Matter’s Music Fully'equipped. Phone Mitchell GREEN ACRE lawn service. Com a week. Call Mitchell 9-0112. tioner. regular $229,95, special Studio, I 177 McKee. Mitchell FOR SALE OR lease, modem MANCHESTER—Excellent Cape strike a parked automobile owned ael’a bow but none of her crew into a cOmsr. They all were suffo -9t2044, 1950 CHEVROLET 161" new wheel 3-8475. plete ground care, spring clean 806 Main Strjpet $215. Brunner's, 3.58 East Center. pans. building near Manchester. Imme Two elderiy men, one of them by Mrs. Clara Ricks on East Main waa injured. He said the ship is cated. base (dake body. Carrying ca PLUMBING And heating. Special PHONE ME IMMEDIATPLY 3-7500. Cod. Four finished, two partly, up, fertilizing. Office Hartford izing in' repairs. Copper water INVITATION TO Opipctunlty, Open evenings. Phone MItcheU diate occupancy. 15,000 e-quare 80 and the other 65, were In Town street. Goetz paid a 150 fine o owned by the navy but operstad Sawyer’s prompt action In HOUSEWIVES—If you would like pacity is 8000 pourds. Save $1000 HARTFORD 6-0358 shed dormer, hot water heat, fire the latter charge and $100 with' HIGH TRADE 33-4240, residence Mitchell 9-4988 Can you answer Yes to these Phone Mitchell 9-7430 3-5191. TRUMPETS, Clarinets, trumbones, feet. Fluorescent lighting, steam place. Storm wlpdows and Court this morning on the unlikely imder charter by a merchant ma diverting soma 9,000 more chicks to test free products in your home over the price of a- new Umck piping, remo'lellng electric equip AI-TER 7 P. M. 46-4690 $40 remitted for the firat count. ALLOWANCES ment for plugged drains. Edward questions? 1. Do you have a car saxophones, guitars. Largest se heat. Larga parking^ area. Zoned rine crew. Into the center of the coop p » - write Box 22, Sylvanla, Ohio. Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc., 311 REFRIGERATION Service, com' AUTOMATIC DE-FROST I’T, $7.95 SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT screens. Large kitchen. Ameslte charges of assault and braach of ON FOLLOWING Johnson, MItcheU 3-6979 or and a driver’s liceare? 2. Would AAA — OPPORTUNITY— Our lection of Instrume'nts In town. for automotive use or manufac drive. Built in 1951. Nice location. In other court action handled hy ventad a larger loss of life. Stats Main street. Mitchell 9-5238. merclal and domestic. See our regularly $9.98. Defrost'? every If you have no means of transpor the peace. ' LATE MODELS Mitchell 3-5044. you like an opportunity to add regional director will be in this All accessories. Expert repairing. turing. Contact M. W. Barlow. Phone Barbara W-oods Agency. Adam Blovlsh. the 80-year-old, Judge Robert J. Pigeon and pro- )FF-COIA)R ADVICE police ticketed Shelp for an ap display of guaranteed used refrig night. No messy defrosting. More tation I'll send my auto for you. eecuted by Harry Lugg: James R. St. Li>Hls- (/P)—Because her boy Aotomobnes for Sale 4 DeCORMIER MOTORS $45 to $75 to your family income area to interview applicants for Ward Krauie, 87 Walnut. Mitch Rockville 5-4637. Mitchell 9-7702; of 65 North atreet, and Charles pearance In ■’court on March JO. 19.53 PLYMOUTH FORDOR CRAN erators. George H. Williams As- LENNOX Furnaces and warm air each week? 3 Would you enjoy efficient. Saves money. Cole No obligation! ell 3-5336. RItchl.s, 30, Avon, operating un- friend u r ^ her to buy it, a young The car, which was severely dam eoclates, 260 Tolland Turnpike, servicing and collecting money Cliecker, who Uvea In the older woman purchased a rust-colored DeCORMTER MOTORS LOW PRICE SPECIAL - BROOK heating, Earl Van (^rap. Mitchell a career where the working hours Motors Servicenter, 436 Center. A -L -B —E- R- T—’-S WISE HOMEMAKER will appreci man’s house, were booked Salur- re,zlstered auto, nolled; MIchale aged, waa owned by the South Manchester.' Phone Mitchell from new automatic merchandis ACCORDION EXCHANGE. Grand Ziff, 60, West Hartford, failure to spring coat recently although aha CREAM PUFF SPECIAL 1952 OLDSMOBILE: FORDOR SU 9-5844. are flexible; yes; a job where an 43-45 Allyn St., Hartford Farms and Land for Sale 71 ate this 3-famlly investment op da.y as a result of fight over rent Wllllngton girl. 1946 CHEVROLET 9-3585, nights Mitchell 3-7691.! ing machines. No selling. A few PARAMOUNT All Aluminum opening special; 120 bass ac obey traffic eignal, atispended herself th ou g h t^ a little "loud.” Pe r *'w *' understanding expert is ready to hours weekly will net up to $400 portunity. Large lot. Gsrage. Cen Blovlsh said was' owed him. 1950 PONTIAC 195t FORD TUDOR CUSTOM EXPERT REPAIR and SERVICE triple track windows and door.''. GIFT PACnCAGE — Buy your cordion, new, shifts, only $169.50, FARMS HAVE been one of our judgment; Kenneth B. Fader, 27, Now she thinks maybe she mad# 2-DR. SEDAN help you succeed? This is a per a month. Part or full time oppor Also Paramount custom made tral location. Madeline Sn.lth, There was some disagreement a mistake. She d licd V e^ her boy A French writer eayk that 1951 CHEVROLET TUDOR for all types of warm air-.fur Mother’s Day. Father’s Day carrying case, guaranteed. Term*, specialties since 1910. We have Realtor. Mitchell 9-1642 or Mitch Chevy Chase, Md„ forfeit of $24 ■ 2-DR. SEDANETTE ALL KINDS Of carpentry work. manent position with a national tunity. Distribution In a-'tsigned Venetian blinds. Hastings altimi them from $16,000 up. If you are between the men in their testi friend Is color blln®'- and had American woman are Ilka flowara. Flectmaster model. Tu-tone blue. 1948 CHEVROLET <^UB COUPE naces—coal, oil, or gas. Viking and June w'edding gifts now trades. Save un to 33 1-3% on ell 3-4679. mony today aa to who started the bond for speeding; Frederick C. Meaning that when they fflde, Chieftian model. Color; Raven Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-42911. furnace blowers and Mor-Sun win organization. Opportunity for territory offered to reliable per awnings and door hoods. Free looking to buy .or sell, it will be Barker, Sparta, N. J., apeeding, though the coat ^as an ordinary Radio, heater, defroster. 1947 FORD TUDOR rapid advancement. All that you in one package and save better other models. For home demon fight, but It was agreed that bldck. Beautifully equipped with 1946 FORD CLUB COUPE ter air conditioners installed. We son. To qualify, must have car estimates, no down payment, 3 worth your while to call; eve forfeited $24 bond; John W. Schel shade of brown. they dye? V. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and really need is a sincere desire to than 60% ‘ of your cost. Here it stration write: Connecticut Ac LOVELY SIX-roam ranch, artis Blovlsh took a potato fork to radio, heater, backup lights, hydra- A Real Solid Car can make' ugly pipe-cluttered cel references and immediate work , years to pay. Office 41 Oak Is—32 piece Rogers silverware cordion Exchange (division Ron- nings. Mitchell 9-7160, or Fuank ly, 22, St. Paul, Minn., falling to T repaired, reasonable ratoa.. Tel. make money and be willing to tically decorated. Picture window. Checker, striking his tenant on the matic, direction signals and 4 new PREI-WARS lars clean, roomy'and tUtractive. ing capital, which is protected •street. Call Mitchell 3-8177, eve service for eight; man's Beriria Plnney Mitchell 9-7877. Office obtain registration. $6; Francis Only $19.5 Down At Mitchell 3-4531. work. If you live in Manchester dinone Aceprdion Center). 26 Fireplace, Radiant heat, combina elbow snd in the back, snd that white w’all tires. T. Aitkin. Heating and Sheet by a money back guarantee. For nings MItcheU 3-4010. Coventry watch; . Toastmaster ToasI Market street, Hartford, 6-0700,- Walton W. Grant. Realtor. 647 tion screens, storm wlndowr. At Dailey, 45, Ellington, speeding, 1941 KCmp or vicinity write today for "Get Interview, give full particulars, Chcukri- kicked the older man in ; A Real Puff MANCHESTER TV Service, radio Metal Contractor. Phone MItcheU Pilgrim 2-7318. choice of woman’.s necklace 3 to 9 p. m. ' Main street. Hartfcffd 2-7584. taches garage. Large lot, well nolled: Reginald Pomphrey, 27, DeCORMIER MOTORS 1941 PLYMOUTH FORDOR 3-6793. Acquainted” Interview to A. W. home address,and telephone num the shin. and TV specialists since 1934. earring f-et. Total value $152.8.5— landscaped. $16,200 including Vernon, breach o f peace-operating Only $.395 Dowm At 1940 MERCURY FORDOR Shifflett, Empire O afts Corpora ber. Write Box A. Herald. ATTENTION Ladies! Slip cover.? TOLLAND AND Windham Coun Wanted by Court |while license suspended-resisting , 2i Maple St.—Tel. 3-8854 1940 CHRYSLER WINDSOR Ho'isc aervice call $3.50. Mitchell our price $64. Brunner's, Inc., 1358 electric stove and refrigerator. tion, Newark. New York State. and drapes custom made. Ra-up- BECKER PIANO, In good condi ties—Exceptional buys, dairy, Judge John 8. O. Roltner de-1 arrest; continued one week. DeCORMIER MOTORS , Manchester 9-2186 day or night. Moving— ^Trucking-— BUS DRIVERS—Part time during East Center street. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Goodehild, Sr., cided, after hearing the facta »n ; RANGE and FUEL OIL holstering.* Beautiful fanric.s, tion. Inquire 37 Foster street. poqltry farms, up to 400 acres, 24 Maple St.—Tel. 3-8854 Storage 20 WOMEN Between ages. 30-55 who hours 2 p. m. through 8 p. m. Ex prints, stripes, solids. Expertly Realtors. Mltchel 3-7925 iny the care, that Blovish, who docs ■ Manchester. 1948 CHEVROLET Aero sedan SCRANTON PIANO TUNING amj sepairs. 14 WE BUY and sell good -used fu'ml- with or wltl)out stock. Welles are interested in* esrhing $1 per perienced preferred. Apply Silver finished, $5 dowm, $2 weekly, GUITAR AND ijppllfler. Inquire Agency, Coventry. Tel. Pilgrim time. not speak English well, waa un- ' Radio, heater, signal fights, me SALES AND SERVICE years experience. For guaranteed, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., hour. Thorough training' given. ture. combination ranges, gas 24 Hour Delivery Service^ 1953 OLDSMOBILE Club coup Lane Bus Line, 49 Brainard Place balance one year to pay. Call ranges and hester». Jone.s Furni-. Kjeliquist, Lake street Ext., Bol 2-6872 or 2-7501. STEAL: partly completed home able to distinguish between a civil chanical condition, excellent. Go Tolland Turnpike at Parker Street reliable .service tcle'phone Mr. local and long distance mo'vlng, Write Box G, Herald. niatter and a criminal one and , model 76. Radio, heater. In nice Mrs. Carr, Mitchell 9-7320. ture Store, 36 Oak. Jlltchell ton. with lumber. Coventry Lake. Will ing overseas. Price $770. Mitchell Robinson at Mltohell 3-7691. packing, .storage. Call MItcheU SALESMAN. We have opening In let him go with a finding of not l condition throughout. Easy terms. 9-1041. trade, sell. Name proposition. B. 9-6787 any time. Auto Accesaories-s-TIrefi 6 3-5187 - Hartfor(T 6-1423. WANTED— Woman for general our sales department for a per G. E. t e l e v i s i o n ; 12'i " screen, guilty, hut not until he had ad- | Douglas Motors, 333 Main street. Houneti for Sale 72 Tucker. Rockville 5-4952. hou.sewo,rk one day a week. Ranch son with sales ability to .sell Dodge console with doors. Mahogany fin FIBRE RUGS in stock now. All Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 iiionished him for "taking the law 1948 BUICK Special sedanette. Household Serrlees MANCHESTER —Package DeUv- home. Adult couple. Mitchell and Plymouth cars. Experience M ORIARH BROTHERS 1940 PONTIAC 6 Station Wagon ANOTHER ish. 1950 model. Condition vci-v colors and sizes. 9 x 12 $17.95 MANCiHESTER—Delightful six- into your hands" and warned him Good condition. Seats eight 24,000 mlle.s. Extremely clean. Offered 13-A cry. I»ca l light trucking and 9-5395. not necessary. We will train you good, $75. Tel. Mitchell 9-3879. LADY’S Gabaidir.e spring coat, OWNER LEAVING STATE tiial if he showed up In court on a TEL. MI-S-51S5 Radio, heater. Sensational low and up. Phone l^Itchell 9-4343. size 11. Like new. $15. Boy’s I'som home with attached garage. 315 CENTER STREET Phone Mitchell 3-4477. package delivery. Refrigerators, '♦Drawing account. Splimene, Inc., Manchester Carpet Centej^ 308 This excellent Cape Cod hom^ of similar charge ‘'you’ll go to jail." price. $995. Fully guaranteed. BUDGET CENTER EXTRA! FLAT FINISH Holland window waahera and stove moving a WANTED AT THE Mansfield spring coat; hat. .'Size 5. Like, new, Lot approximately 90 x 160. A 634 Center street. SCREEN^S. FULL length, slorni Main street. ^ five rooms, plus one unfinished is The charge against Checker was 1946 CHRYSLER. Lots of acces Douglaw Motors, 333 Main. shades made to measure. All specialty, MItcheU 9-0752. State Training School. Mansfield sa.sh. Various jlzes. Reascfriablr. $8. Mitchell 9-4300. happy home for a happy family. metal Venetian blinds at a new offered for your approval. 'ITils nolled. sories'. One owner "car. Going into We have made a special pur Depot, Connecticut. Psychiatric DISPLAY MAN, some knowledge Tel. Mitchell 3-8789. RECONDITIONED Eleotric-gas Madiline Smith. Mitchell 9-1642. 1941 CHEVROLET club coupe. chase on tires so we can sell low price. Keya made whUe you GIRL’S SIZE 12 Imported suit.. nome is constructed with finest According to policq, the fight oc •fM Isitof ffGfpd aervice. See it today. Call Mitch ALBAIR A BERRY, rubbish re- aides—female—$245.00 with an of furniture and decorating de and oil-gas combination ranges. Mitchell 3-4679. Radio, heater. In very good con you at SOC'r off, exchange; waitrMarlow’a. . moval, household and commercial. Never worn, sent as gift. Call n^aterials snd with expert work- curred in Blovlsh's yard after ell 9-3581 after 5:30. nual increases to $305 per month sirable. Apply Watkins Bros., 935 Wai'hing machines and refrlgers- M'Zhshtp. Must be seen to be ap Bloviah had locked Checker's Ml§ht’s Sleep dition for a car of this year. 6.00 X 16, 6.70 X 15, 7.10 x 15, Light trucking. MItcheU 9-2591. Mitchell 3-7737. ' MANCHESTER — On* year old WEAVING of bums, moth holes Uniforms furnished — no exper Main street. tora $20 to $150. Watkins, 935 preciated. Shown by appointment clothes In the house and hla truck Douglas Motors, 333 Main. also 7.60 X 15. TTiree days only. ience necessary. All positions on ALL TYPES OF ga.rrl'x>n colonial. Six rooms; 1 Why lekt a chaacc aa and tom clothing, hosiery hina, Main street. only. baths, fireplace, attid, basement in the garage, claiming that the •pendias snothtr aislx i Our Best Used Car Buys! ! a 40 hour week. Complete board, 1951 CHRYSLER, Windsor-New- handbags repaired, ' zipper re Painting— Papering 21 MACHINE OPERATORS W*Bted— To Bay 68 garage, diehwtsher, combination tenant owed him rent. Checker de loirins end lurninz—■ room and laundry furnished at MONTGOMERY WARD Furniture when 1 or 2 Tune, ceieo I Your :^est U.sed Car Buys! ! ! port, deluxe, black-green. Phone BUDGET c e n t e r placement, umbrellas repaired, Entire, Partial Estates windows, ameaite driveway. Own nied that he had failed to pay PAINTING And paperhanging. No $26.33 per month. Come in for in Speciais. Bevelled wall mirror; WANTED TO BUY - Old Glass. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA his rent and produced a receipt to • I btdrimt, will quiel Need A Lifti Rockville 5-9831, men’s shirt collars ’reversed and' er leaving state. Non-veteran can the churnins acid ihsi' Antiques, China, Glass 30 X 40 regular $21.95 now $18.88. China, Picture Frames, Paint 875 M.8IN ST. E8T. 1921 Written Warranty 91 Center Street replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending job too smaU. Phone MItcheU terview or write t°r application ! flngnpe with aboiit $5,000 down day to prove he was paid up. ’ keep! you awake? Try blank. - 1 24 X 36 regular $16.95 now mgs. Furniture, Silver, Lamps, Phone: Mitchell 3-5440 I . ■ FORD&—1948 club coupe, 1947 Shop. 3-8372. Complete It Pays to . . . payment. Manchester. Mitchell The fight started after Bloviah Tune lonizhi! Sec if raa 1951 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door. sedan,. Both equipped and ready Mitchell 3-4164 $13.88. Mahogany Commode end Etc. For information call Vir Evenings: Mitchell 9-5938 had made one appeal to law to don't deep like a log, A SK FOR Households TRY THE AIRCRAFT' or Mitchell 9-5592 3-7955 for appointment. Dark green. Radio, heater. All to go. Center Motor Sales, 461 CURTAINS Laundered and Iron WE table.s on casters; regulat $24.95 ginia Madden, tel. Mitchell 9-3807, help him out. He had gone to police feel more refreihed to or write P. O. Box no, Manches the mornina. Aiwayi new tires. Low mileage. Main street, EVERYTHING for your car and ing done In my home. Call Mitch Store Stocks FIRST! now $19.88. Seven piece grey wal WE HAVE s number of singles about 2:45 to complain about kcepTunenandyco 1951 Plymouth Crqnbrook Converti ell 9-4C33. Are you wondering what BUY nut Junior dining room set. In ter. BOLTON LAKE—Cozy all year, Checker, but at that time he waa home. Budget terms to suit you. CALL ANniME (Ranch a'.yle and Capes) and 2 counteract s**, heart ble Coupe. Radio, heater. Extra 1950 CHEVROLETS. Tudors de- the cost .will be on that FOR SALE cludes five chairs, rectangular four room home, almost new. Oil familv and thrre-family, priced advised it was a civil matter and burn, tour itomach, acid nice. You talk, we do it. Budget Cen new home you are plan luxe. Ekiuipped. Two to choo.se ter. Mitchell 3-4164. Pratt A Whitney Aircraft table with two leaves and buffet. Rooms without Botrd 59 heat, continuous hot water, corner Jrom $5,000 to $13,000. The Allen that he should see an attorney. indisettion. Get a roll today 1951 Plymouth Cambridge Club from. Extra clean. Center Motor ning? A visit or tele ROBERT M. REID & SON Regular $279.95 now $249.88. lot. Immediate occupancy. Priced An hour later Sgt. George Dent A going businass de> East Hartford, Connecticut Realty Co.. 180 Ccnier et.-eet. lae a-tr M« > !*• • ■ Coupe. Heater. New seat covers. Sales, 461 Main street. MODEL A MOTOR, new, run two We need Ranch Homee, phone call will place our 201 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Thrw piece Frieze living room AT THE CEINTER—Pleasant large at $8,500. To Inspect call How and Patrolman Pkimer Miller were On6 owner, drafting and construction Phone Mitchell 3-510.5. - BIGU-SHAKE months. Also new transmission Colonials and Cape Coda ing morn Hion $40,000 o Phone Manchester MItcheU 9-7193 suite. Two piece Sage green, one room for one or two gentlemen. ard R. Haatlnga. Mitchell 9-1107. on their way to pick, up the two! 1950 Ford Custom V-8 2-Door. Jet ONE DOLLAR DEPOSIT and rear end. Inquire. Kjeliquist, at fair prices for our casta experience at your dispos grey chair. With fringe regular 14-18 Wadsworth street. men. j black. Heater. One owner, clean al. We have a large varie GERARD STREET — Full two- car. . . . Lake street Ebct., Bolton. enstomers. Quick servtoe $269.95. now $229.88. Solid maple ANOTHf:R FINE HOME Other Cases AT YOUR SEALTEST A n d g o o d CREDIT '—no red tape. ty of home sites. ynor. Yours for $10,000. PLEASANT Furnished room with story six room home, large rooms, In other cases today. Judge Rott- ’ 1950 Plymouth DeLuxe 2-Door. Ra cocktail tables; regular $15.95 now $12.88. 4 'i ’ X 6’ discontinued semi-private kitchen privilage^. modern kitchen. Breakfast nook. "BUILT BV ANSALDI ner suspended judgment in the dio, heater. Ebctra good tires. WILL BUY THESE CARS Wanted Autos— An opportunity If you like elec Working girls preferred. Phone Side porch, garage. Fireplace! One owner. wool and rayon rug samples. case of Emanuel C. Solimene, 49. SODA FOUNTAIN Motorcydes 12 Mitchell 9-4428. Hot water heat, oil burner. $18.- Five rooms plus one partially of 114 Florence street, charged j 1949 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door. Ra 1946 FORD TUDOR JARVIS REALTY Jarvis Realty Co. trical and ntechanical work. For $9.88 to $19.88. Montgomery 654 .Center Street Our W eek-E^d Special 900 includes wall to wall carpet, finiahe^. Full bath, lavatory, with violation of rules of the road, dio, heater. Light blue. Extra 1941 FORD TUDOR WANTED—Good, clean, used cars. Information write Herald, Box Ward. 822 Mkin street. CENTRAL Clean comfortable full shed dormers, porch, brick clean. 1941 PONTIAC SEDANETTE See Bob Oliver. Center Motor Phoii* MI-3-4112 Tel. MI-S-4112 atov*, Vefrigerator and washing in view of'Bollmene’s 31-.vear spot- Town of Bolton J. Owner retiring. room in quiet heme. 20 Wada- front, hot water oil heat, laun , 1949 Plymouth Special DeLqxe 4- 1938 DODGE CR,UB COUPE Sales, 461 Main street.______machine. You owe It to yourself le!?s driving record; fined Fred M. A Brand New Milk Drink list BUliaC SPECIAL 4-DOOR SEDAN worth rtreet. to inspect this fine home. Hr. and dry trays, hatchway, ameslte Wells; .20, of Hartford. $9 for'pass Notice l» hereby given that the Door. Dark blue. Extra good 1938 PLYMOUTH COUPE drive, Youngstown kitchen, Zoning Commiaaion will hold a tires. Heater. Seat covers. NICELY FURNISHED bedroom Mrs. Wm. Goodchlld, 8r„ Real ing a atop sign: ordered a warrant ' RADIO tors. Mitchell .1-7925 any time. fireplace. Immediate occu l.ssued for Richard A. Rosse, 25. of hearing at the Community Hall, 1948 Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe. McCLURE AUTO CO., INC. CEILING PRICE $1762 i- JOB APPLICANT$ In private home. Two minutes pancy. For'appointment call: Monday. March 23, 195?- 8 p. m. HIGH IN QUALITY Jet black. Heater. Low mileage. BUSINESS AND SEPTIC TANKS HAVE YOU 4 or S HEATER Hartford, who failed to appear on 393 MAIN 8T. MAN(THESTER . • • O' * from Center. Continuous hot MANCHESTER — Five r^ m An appeal front the Holl In- One owner. AND WANTED water, bath, shower. Gentleman a charge of operating an unregla- DYNAFLOW ranch, oil hot water heat, re- CHARLES LESPERANCE tered motor vehicle; and permitted ve.atment Co., for approval of a 1948 Chevrolet 2-Door Aero Sedan. Open 8 A. M. to 10 P. M. INDUSTRIAL S1395 preferred. Mitchell 9-3373. LOW IN CALORIES Radio, heater. Good tires. - PLUB6EB SEWERS ROOMS TO RENT? Older married woman with It pays to . . . ca’aed radiators, tile bath, full a $5 bond to be forfeiteji in the rcvi.sod map entitled Bolton Sec 1947 Chevrolet Fleetline 4-Door. ■cellar, bus, school, $12,000. Csrl- Mitchell 9-7620 ca.se of a a ir J. Moody, 32, of East tion Rosedale. AND ^ Your Hudson Dealer insurance experience if pos A REAL lUY — HURRY 0|4 THIS ONE NEWLY DEXXIRATED. beautifub Said property bounded north by Radio, heater. Good tires. Extra SITES AVAILABLE Rtputobk man with fern- TRY THE AIRCRAFT' ly furnished and spacious room. ton W. Hutchins. MItrhell 9-5132, Hartford, who is charged with clean. Machine Glaaaai sible to work in real estate MItcheU 3-6231. MANCHESTER— 12 year old home makifig a U-tum on Main atreet. Colonial Road, south hy Plymouth W* WUI BnUd to Suit fm The most co.r:pletfr light house Lane, east by Town Road and west 1946 Chrysler Windsor 4-Ik>or. Dark and insurance office. keeping facilities available in for couple. Hardwood floors, plas Cases continued were those of SO-0-0 DELICII gray. Radio, heater. Good Ures. Lease. Apply Septio Taaks. Dry Walla, Sewer Hy of thrM nM«b such a Manchester Motor &le$, Inc. FIRST! SIX ROOM house with sun parlor. Richard DuchZsneau, 26, of Wllll- by Sunningdale Lane ss per re ■Manchester. You will marvel at Urge lot. nicely landscaped. Call tered walls, storm windows, Tavern For Sale Llnee Installed—Cellar Water icreens, new oil furnace, knotty mantic. charged with fraudulent vised map dated Jan. 1953 on We j To*ir Oiryaler-Plymouth Dealer proofing Done. rtMf at onct. lo st of rof- 512 WEST CENTER STREET ' the cleanliness of this j building. MItcheU 3-7230. with Town Clerk’s office. Dated Apply (Children accepted. Central. Pric pine recreation room. lull cellar, issue of checks, and Louis P. Fitz I Pratt A Whitney Aircraft gerald. 53. of 73 Brooklyn street, March 9, 1953. ALL FLAVORS “THE HOME OF SAFEIT-TESTED USEt) CARS” ed so rcajsonabie you’ll gasp! Be SEVEN ROOM eingle. HoUywood garage, large garden $7,900. Carl- '•■’i' c'.'V a oroncos. Con you help? East Hartford, Connecticut ten W. Hutchine. Mitchell 9-5132, Rockville, charged with apeeding. Bolton Zoning Commiaaion JARVIS RIALTY OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9—T ^ . MI-3-4134 sure and aaa this one. Urf. Dor section. For partleulari caU Oscar Kreyaig, Chairman sey, 14 Arch straat. MItcheU S-83M. MItcheU 8-6231, ’ ( . both to Maroh 18. CoR MI-3-5121 5 DOVER HOAD ■ I f~- ’ ' ' ' . , 'v , i c_- i> ■ I :■' ■ ■' ; . I ■ . I ( ( .1,1
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1953 FACE FOURTEEN Average Daily Net Prese Rub ilattrIjMtfr lEtifmng i|wali> 'Tor Ih« Week Ended The! Weather March 7. IMS Forwhat of O. 8. Weatber Baraaa Dr. Robert Knapp urges all past Anyone interested is Invited to and lumber materials. A public Building Line Set hearing was held by the commis commanders of^the American Le attend the talk by L. Wayne E n g ag e d 10 ,9 3 9 Fair, colder tonight; mlnlmnm AboutTown Furtney, security analyist for Put sion on Jan. 27, and the building gion, Dllworth-Comell-Quey Post Member <8 the Audit i 102, to attend their scheduled nam and Company, on "Invest Is line was establijihed after an ex r 10. Wedneodayfair, cold. On Parker St. ecutive session Feb. 17. Rubinow Look A t This One Boreou of Clreolatloas IL X7-C Robert Ga|rnon of 79 Broad meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at the ments; Making the Moat of Small Manchester-—A City of Village Charm Legion Home on Leonard street. Savings,” to be given tomorrow was one who opposed the pro •tn e t, who h»a been home on fur- Basis of Appeal posed change at the public hearing loush, left today for Las Vegaa, This will be the final meeting be afternoon- at 1;1.1 at the Com 1949 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEQAN munity Y under the auspices of as did Abraham Ostrinsky, local, Nav., where he ta atatloned at Nel- fore Anniversary Night. ' I ------scrap dealer who also owns a piece VOL. LXXII, NO. 135 (Claaalflcd Adverttatag oo Pagg 14) MANCHESTER CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Li'- Ua Air Force Base. He waa accom- the Pjqbllc Affairs committee of An appeal from a Town Plan RADIO Further*^ plans for a Communion the Manchester YWCA. of the property affected by the new CEILING PRICE $1493 puiled by Mra. Gag7>on. ning Commiaaion decision estab building line. breakfast will be made tomorrow lishing a 2.1 foot building line on HEATER, Papers, served on commission OUR PRICE 105 Temple Ch*pteV/No. 53, Order when "fishermen" of the Manches Sons were born Friday at St. the east aide of Parker street for ter Chapter, Holy Family Retreat Francis Hospital in Hartford to a distance of 1,265 feet northerly officials by Constable James Duffy, OVERDRIVE Of the Eaatem Star, will meet in alleges there was no Justification r;S the Maeonic Temple Wednesday at League, meet at 8 p. m., at the Mr. and Mrs. Rosario Inkel of 28 from the railroad creasing right of Funds Unit Helalne road and to Mr. and Mra. i for the establishment of the build'- Ike Bids Tribunal 8 o'clock. It will be the annual Knights of Columbus Home. way has been filed by Green Manor DONT MISS THIS ONE Enrico 'Reale of 11 Bonner road. Estates. Attorney Jay E. Ruhln- I ing line and that the filers of the meeting with reporta and election appeal were not notified of the of officera. The men of the chap St. Rita's Mothers Circle will now is representing the applicants meet at the home of Mrs. .lohn Kll- Harold F. Walts of 20 Ferndale and the action is returnable to the change. It la also claimed that the Divided on ter, under the direction of Aaao- land ran not be used as a result Manchester Motor Sales, Inc. Wilson Hints at Increase dlsh, 28 Union street. Wednesday drive has been promoted to the Court of Common Pleas next Void Capital City dUte Patron Norman Travis, will of the building line being estab serve refreshments. night at 8 o'clock. position of purchasing agent at 'month. 512 WEST CENTER STREET the Whitlock Manufacturing Com Green Manor, Estates purchased lished, and no compensation is forthcoming. . Taxes Plan TOe March meeting: of the Man Memoirial Temple, Pythian Sis pany ih Hartford. He has been with part of the area that is affected “THE HOME OF SAFETY-TESTED USED CARS’* chester Garden Club will be held ters. will meet tomorrow evening Whitlock since 19.16. ■ serving in i by the building line from Farm OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9—TEL. MI-3-4134 Segregation Laws tw ti(ht at 8 o'clock in Center at 8 o’clock at Odd Fellows Hall. various capacities. He Served with Lands Exchange in December of Mias Teri Ivanaki is attending ^tate Capitol, Hartford. Church house. Bingo will he played and a social the Army during World War IL last year and has used the proner- the hairdressers meeting at the March 10—(/P)—The .House time enjoyed. Everyone la request ty as a supply depot for building Hotel Statler, New York CTty. chairman of the finance com In Korea War Operations ed to wear something green. "Teacher - Parent.^’ Conference Washington, March 10—(/P)* trict government the authority to 8t. Elisabeth Mothers Circle will enact "general legislation.” . mittee said today there were meet at the home of Mrs. Law-' and Report Cards" will be dis — The ' Eisenhower admin The p'ublic Is Invited to see the cussed by r*rlncipal Vincent Raml- L rv The Attorney General told the “about 50 different combina rence ■ Kramer. 50 Horton road. United Airlines colored pictures on zl of Washington School, st the istration today asked the Su- Supreme Court that the Appeals tions” of the state’s four Wednesday at 8 p. m. Members are Hnvrnll to be shown tonight at 7 :.30 V'aiitlm’ Pho'.o Court findings "are clearly errone meeting of the Washington-South Laurlne V. Hoaglund pr^itie Court to .strike down major taxes that might be After Tea At the White House reminded to< bring articles for the at the • Salvation Army Citadel, School Study group tomorrow at racial segregation in Wash ous.” . "white elephant" sale. under the auspices of the Friend 1 p. m. at the Washlngtdn School. His brief quoted from President used to make up the 34,500,- ship Circle. There will be no admis Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthui* Hoag ington, D. C., restaurants and; EisenhowRr’a State of the Union 000 that will be lost by not in sion fee. lund of 66 Stephen street, an thus help the nation’s capital; message last month In which the Collins Denies The Divine Spiritual Circle will creasing’the sales tax one per meet tonight at 8 o’cjock in Lithu nounce the engagement of their move toward home rule. •President endorsed home rule for Mrs. Charles Gipson, chairman daughter, Laurine Victoria, to cent on April 1. PRECISION anian Hall, Golway street. The Attorney General Brownell rai# the dlktrlct and asserted he Intend And, added Rep. W, Sheffield of the Child Study Group in Man speaker will be Mrs. Charlotte El- Daniel John Harry Webb, Jr., son ed both the home rule and segrega ed "to use whatever authority ex chester. will review the book, of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Harry Webb Cowles (R-Farmington) the com lia of Springfield, Ma.sa. tion ia.sues in a brief flled with the ists in the office of the President mittee presently Is so divided on MACHINISTS "How Good la Your School?" at of Northford, Conn. to end segregation In the district, Shell Shortage High Tribunal as a "friend of the the meeting of the Keeney School Miss 'Hoaglund graduated from the question that it appears that Mrs. Alice Clampet of Middle court." including the federal government.” each member has a different .Idea PTA tomorrow night at 8 o'clock turnpike ea.-t has returned to town Manchester High . School in 1949 t'harge Vlolatinna Democratic Rights at the school. and attended Up.sala College, Ea.st about which combination to use. sfter her annual vacation in Win Brownell argued that there Is Governor Lodge recommended Washington, March 10—(/P>—A hint was given investigat ft pays ta ...... ter Park, Fla. . _ , Orange, N. .1. She is a senior He acted in connection with a nothing in ths Constitution or Robert R. Tucker of Taylor at the Universit.y of Connecticut rage which the District of Colum previous Supreme Court decisions in his budget message last month ing Senators today that increased ammunition supplies ao