■• - ■, r-^ BATUBUAX, JEBRUABX 20. 1949 iKatirh^atrr Ett^tiing l|rraUi Averai^ Dally Not Praaa Haa Fhr the tSmSM at daaaaiy, 1848 wars told tha toU«iwlng Uttla atoiy. Baama as though' a youngster Drive* First Contribittor Giyen , OPEN ALL DAY was about to present his talanta . About Town H eard Along Main Street^ and the pastor of caremooles plied SUNDAY him with the usual run of ques­ b Suppliers A J6lnt meatlns o< dw Board ct And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too tions. North End Pharmacy Eduoatlon and- tha • Town School "And what’s your name, son­ Building consmlttaa haa been 4 Depot Sq. Phont 6M5 ny?" lamilton Propellers Di> (SIXTEEN P.\GES) PRICE FOUR CENTS called for 8 p.m . Uonday in the (OlaadSad A dm tW ag aa Paga 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1949 MuiSclpal building to conelder the Manchester has become the most AwiU conUnue until the ties finally “Johnny. Johnny Smith.” vision Pays Tribute to VOL. LXVlil., NO. 126 apeci&atlone and building detail talked about town in Oonhecticut disintegrate, “Oh, isn’t that nice. And w’hat Is your father's name?" Sub-Contraetors* on the Olcott. and Princaton.itreet bn the basketball front after the “My father’s name is Lucius." ) - ^ ____ echool*. Manchester - WalHngford Eastern With all the local interest in League game a week ago last dramatics, concerts, minstrels and ' "LucAis? Wen. what does your '■C ‘f’ h), Hamilton Standard Propellers M B j g Ckiuple Leaves Church Undei^rehed ^xes Hoee Co. Xo. 8 responded to a night when extra police and Na­ programs that require an adequate mother call him?" Division of United Aircraft Oor- wr 1 a* Reds I Fr e n c h A r ay M a jo r etill alarm early yesterday morn­ tional Guardsmen were caUed to hall for proper presentation, it is “She doesn’t call him anything. Reports Nation’s the earnest hope of a large group She likes him." poratkm, which Is observing ita Holding Posts ing at 187 Gardner street. A chim­ prevent a riot. The game U now of local people that one of the new thirtieth anniversary this year, to­ ney Are was extinguished before history but It has brought out fans schools will be equipped with a day paid tribute to the “loyalty any damage was done. by droves wherever the Guards Although a fence has been built satisfactory auditorium to cater to along the top of dead man’s gulch and quality of product" of ita Defense Agencies h\ 1.3 States il^iting^to^ •» brganlzatlons that may more tbgn 1,700 subcontractor! The Boston-bound Greyhound thirsty have use for it. In the past many Just south of the store block at St. and suppUers scattered across the A d m its Giving Data bvw that stops every day at tte the next have missed events of in- James and Main street, the kids nation. In a special statement, Center developed engine trouble are on hand when and if it terest to them because of the poor think nothing of It and continue to le Martin, general manager, Some Measures Now and stopped at Morlartys gasoline haye all the fun they can before ‘Perilously’ Weak occur. acoustics and seating arrange- ked the organizations whose Before Legislatures station on center street for re­ It was reported this week that n^gp^s of both Hollister and the the sand caves In on them. the company’s thirty-year Mo PaR J/FFYi/FF pairs. Another bus was Immediate­ it is tougher to get an officl^* High school auditoriums. Alter Storekeepers on Main street I “have made our produc- Would Require Tak­ To Foreign Attache ly dispatched from Hartford and work in "town than to get a local being present at shows given in have watched the antics for a long Tion, kM our reputation, possible." picked up the passengers. apartment. Officials want no part both the aforementioned halls we time, dally expecting that some Hamilton Standard receives its Windshield Washer Hoover Commission p|an tO Push ing of Loyally Oaths of this fair town. Actually the tur­ can well agree that unless you ar­ bad accident will occur. auboontraetsd material and finiah- Jack Fogel of 61 Durkin street Sees ‘Cpniinued Dis-1 ^ moil which took place a week ago rive an hour before show time It is Apparently the kids’ parents ed parts rampaniea In twen- New and different . . . wteh By The Aatiociated Press i Interior Miniatry Says is home after a brief visit to South was started by the visiting team. almost impossible to see or hear in ty-nlns atai Its auppllera range pocitiveaetiaa. For DeSotoand harmony and Lack of X a k i l l f i O v C F Officer I'reed Bend and LaPorte, Indiana. either of these places and the num­ don’t wotry. Why should the store­ Thirteen states are considering Taft Opposes WalUngford will play a return keepers? from such as K I. Dupont Plyniauth cart, and many Captain *- Questioued visit to these parts, three weeks erous stairs at the High school ce.r- de Nemours' and\ the ‘ Aluminum other vdiicles Unified Pining* in propossls to bar Communists from srt«» Louisa M. and David Boyd, from tomorrow, to face the Guards talnly add nothing In the way of Let the little chumps go their with V-type About ^Relationsbip' children of Mr. and Mrs. Byron way until something happens. Then Company of Ame down to one- Departmem; Could Of Industry public jobs. Plans to Give In the Eastern League playoffs. Inducement to most people. man shops Their iroducts run windthiclot. Witli Major and on Boyd, 47 Lancaster road, are Interest In this re-match -has With the Community growing as will the howl 80 up! Not a parent, from gdant machIneV to tiny Damage u/ S. Economy Some measures cow befora spending the week-end in Boston. reached an all Ume peak.. Every­ fast as it is it would seem that a of course, will be to blame. acrewa and from intricne operat' Legislatures would require people ‘Defenne Doeumcnt«’ W hnem Boston, David will regis­ one and his brother wants a Ucket modem, well equipped auditorium --- i on public payrolls, including teach­ Europe Arms ter at Northeastern UnlverMty and Ing propeller parts to cn^de rub­ Labor Party Decides to for the game. for civic use is one of Manches­ One of Main street’s best known ber. Washingtoii, Feb. 28.—<4^ ers, to take loyalty oaths. | He Is .Accused of Louise plans to attend the Ice It's amazing what a fight will ter's foremost needs. business Agures, who sells cubic RO Y MOTORS —^The Hoover commission to­ Expand Program; Na> Other bills are aimed at keep-: Follies accompanied by her aimt, 608 from Ooiuiectlcut ing Communist* out of a wide Turning Over to Com- do to bring out the fans and re­ footage two ways, has a hobby Approximately one-third of the Incorporated day called the new unified na­ tionalization List to Likely to Arouse More Miss Frances Boyd, of Hartford. vive the inUrest. Probably next Does it pay to advertise ? Let’s which takes him down to milli­ range of position*. suppliers, or 603 of the total ato 241 No. Main Street tional m iliury establish'hient Maryland and lllinni* are study- Debate Than ProposaL niiinist Magazine Mr and Mrs. Gordon Masten, 18 year a knock ’em down, drag em see. meters. We’re not using his name, from Connecticut. New York state'' Be in Platform out game will be’played earlier In Take the case of Stuart J. Wes­ because every time any one hears la next with 238, Massachusetts Tel. 5113 “periloualy close to the weak­ I ing suggestions for outlawing the Deerlieid drive, became «ie par­ Communist party. For Regional Alliance | 7 ents of a baby daughter, Tuesday, this season, thus assuring large ley, local insurance man. He ad­ of his hobby, he or she becomes a third with 184. Following with to­ est type /of department” in London, Fsb. 28— Leaders Paris, Feb. 28.—{/P> -The crowds for remaining games. It’s vertises on matchbook covers. potential customer. And he’s not tals ranging from forty-four to the government. The investi­ I Moves are under way in other Frencli government said to­ February 22. They will name the of Britain’s Labor party have de- I states to put if crimp in the party With Western Nations' baby Karen Lynn. This is toeir something to think about. Supposing — Just supposing of looking for customers, although Nekton Ckde preaeata Srat contribution to Mrs. Bnrry Benton, chnlr- seventy-five are Cdlifornia, Illln- gating- commission deplored day a rrimmunist Army ma­ course—someone, in using one of there was a time when he did en­ oia, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio cide4 to expand their program f6r ' line in one way or another. _ ' second child. They have a three- mnn of realdentlnl dlvlalon, to open the 1848 Ked Crate Fund Drive In Would Require l^i.valty Oaths I Wa.shington, Feb. 28 e The jor ha.s confe.s.sed turning year-old daughter, Sandra Gert- Those who use the parking area the Wasley-bedecked packages of gage in a little barter. and Pennsylvania. lack ^ civilian control by the government ownership of basic Manchester. (Photo by Elite StntUo). president/ and defense secretary i Oaths of loyalty or allegiance to ,-idminlstralion s plans to re-nrm Ai’my doeument.s over to ‘‘a nide. next to the Municipal building matches, happened to bum his It’s been a few years,' anyway, Some of the companies have industry, rellal^le informants say. often ask why the graded surface finger while drawing the match over toe/powerful military high ' the U. S. would be required of pub- weatem European countries ; foreign military attache.” since he haa been active as his been auppUera for Hamilton Stand­ command, the joint chiefs of ataff. Party leaders and cabinet offi­ there has developed “rhythmic across the striker. own personal jeweler. But there ard almost since its beginning In i lie school teachers and college and ’ ,ikoiv todav to arouse I The attache was not identi­ The marriage of Miss Margaret Also supposing this man was a It aalq there la “continued dis­ cials, beaded by Prime Minister university professors in Oklahoma, ... .V i Denton of Plalnlield, N. J., and waves” like the ocean. As one was a time when he produced, for j I Pittsburgh in 1919. Others arc rel. Clement Attlee held a week-end fied. nor was the country’ he drives in, he is gently upped and lawyer. He could build up a pretty Red Cross Trained Guards {stive newcomers brought Into the harmony and' lack of unlAed plan­ Newlywedded Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bottenbora at ClnclBnaU leave St. .Nebraska and New Hampshire. thsn the propassl to; Robert H. Sturgeon, formerly of relatively modest expenditure on j ning" in toe supposedly “unlAed" meeting at Shanklln on toe Isle of All public officials and candi- Unit the T’.S. to a defensive regmn- rejire.sents named. Manchester, took place on Febra- downed as the car goes over this good case. First of all, he burned materials, jewelry which for work-1 procurement picture to provide Stepbra's a. O. church through an honor guard of Minneapolis Are- washboard. his finger in lighUng the match. new materiala and parts for the department of defense; It found Wight “The meeting waa closed, men. The Aremen turned out 100 strong for thr wedding. Thin dates tor public office would have al alliance with we.-tpm Europe, .Vrniy Captain i^uesMonaJ ary 12. TTi* groom served in the manship and showmanship the Saved Life of Nelson Cole that tM military is far too free of but reports of the diacusslons came to do llkewiac in California. | Senator Taft iH-Ohiot sounded A communique issued by the In­ Padflc Theater during World Wm Explanation la this: once in the There is always the possibility of envy of hla friends and acquaint­ lastest propeller types. was their answer to Fireman John J. Frasme of Hi. Bernaid, Ohio, good old days when one bell meant infecUon and lockjaw in such cas­ civilian control; and It warned of from reliable sources. a call of opposition to the arms terior ministry said an Army cap­ n and has many friends in alWetlc ances. It was when one of his In bis statement, Mr. Martin, “extravagance” and "waste" who had not wanted his daughter, Pal, a stranger in .Minneapolis, to In Texas, all state officials and stop and two bells meant go, a car es. And then, in recoiUng from the said: “During its thirty years, *1116 informants said the sugar bn without guests at her wedding. About 600 persons attended the prog! am over the week end. He tain w«* questioned about hiz ”ra- circles locally. The couple wiU rings so caught the fancy of a Presenting the first contrihutlonA Lifeguards are eent each year which could do serious damage to refining and water supply Indus­ employes, including those in said the sending of military equip­ lationship" wiili the major and reside In Greystone Park, N. J. bam stood where the Municipal bum, the lawyer bumped his head shoemaker acquaintance that the Hamilton Standard has become the ceremony. (AP wlrephoto). ■schools that gel money from the building grounds now extend. And and back on the wall. to open the 1949 Fund Drive of for training at Red Cross expense world’s leading manufacturer of tha national economy. tries already are on a tentative ment to the western European shout "defense documents” he la tracks were laid through what has latter insisted he must have one the Manchester Chapter of the to the National Aquatic School, RCA Victor Weald Remedy Defects nationalization list to be offered in I state, would have to swear they nations might be an inv.tation to (hai ged with turning over to a Here, in the space of three sec­ that he became involved In his aircr^ t propellers. Seventy-Ave The 12-man bipartisan commis­ next year’s general efectlon plat­ I never have been members of the l.t. CoL Walter G. RIshel of Stan < oinmunist magazine. become the parking area. onds, the poor lawyer haa lock­ American Red Cross was a boy Becket, Maasachusgtts. Those who per cent of the propellers installed Model 8R71 Russia to start s fight, -stber than When the parking pUce was one and only case of oommercial- who has reason to feel grateful for went last year are GeoVge Krause, sion on government reorganiza­ form. , Communist party or other subver- an enroi;ragenient to peare. \nlonlo, Tex., al Uuardia held. The semi-official French newa A rm y and Navy Auxiliary jaw, a concussion, and undeterm­ ism. He took the coat of tlw on World War II U. S. fighters, tion. headed by former President 1 sive group. Ailed in and graded, aa we under­ the work of the Red Cross in Man- ; Philip Sheridan. Edward Chapde- bombers, transports apd advanced The chemical Industry “quite Five More Churchmen I Defense Arrangement -New York city, following his ar­ .igency said the major, Louia Teul- Card Party ined back Injuriea And what does materials for two rings out in Herbert Hoover, strongly urged possibly” vidll be added to the list, I In Arkansas, all public em­ rival bv plane from Vienna, Aiia- stand it, the ties were not re­ Mr. Wasley have? His name on a chester. Nelson Cole, II, son of i laine, John Coe, Louise Tedford trainers were of Hamilton Stand­ $ 59:00 Taft argued that the projected ery, had given arms production moved. These apparenUy have shoes. We didn’t interview him Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole, of 129 and Gordon Thompson. Besides the on Congress six recommendations the Informants said. ployes, Including teachers, would frla, en route to Washington, D. secrets to a "popular democracy.” Monday Evening matchbook cover and a lawsuit on on whether or not he practiced ard design. Today, the vast major­ And intended to remedy defects It North Atlantic security treaty is , gradnally rotted, causing depres­ Branford street, can give first­ training of lifeguards, the Red ity of the American and foreign- Shipbuilding Off I-Jst have to sign affidavits that they a defensive srrang1) Wires 1st oaths. i might give cause to the Ru.seians week, included an aiicraft drafts­ hut persistant pain. own infallible harbinger of tha coiifie to the surface. W’illlam An- clples of water safety to aa many At the present time. Hamilton ing 20 or 30 industries to see' Far Express Repent- I Gov. Herman Talmadge already to feel they are being ringed with He said he piloted the piane which man and three newsmen. There are other possibilities. The derson and Donald Duffy, on duty swimmers aa possible. Leosons for | 10 iInmr'KIead St. were' aimed at concentrating which are ' the most suitable and ! carried Josef Cardinal .Mindszenty coming of epring. No trlckater rob- Standard purchases of supplies, greateV control in tha handa of toe ance and Ask Chance ...... haa signed a Georgia law requir- military nations. In that case, he Major Teulery, ,37. ia a former Jump of pain could have other re­ ina for ua. No auicldal peepers. No aa lifeguards, went down after the beginners are especially In demand materials and parts runs into mil­ Tel. 2-1009 there may be some surprises be- _____ I Chineaa Commuoista reverse ! Ing all state workers and officials said they might deride to attack to Rome to be made a cardinal !■ resistance leader now attached to sults besides mortally wounding boy and Anally brought him up during the summer at Globe Hollow civilian aecratary ot defense (Sec­ fore 1960.” an Informant said. 1846. kittanlah puaay-willowa. Good old, lions of (dollars annuaUy. retary Fdircata],’ a member of toe past policy and order all foreign ' to diaavow the Communist partj\ quwkly. the French Army's sdministratlv*; the man. If he la in a store at the honest skunk cabbage. When you after repeated dives. They im­ and Salter's, where last year 113 i The Labor government already j Sofia, Bulgaria, r CD. 28.— correspondent in Peiping to oeaae ' Other bills designed to keep Senator Pepper iD-Flal, a mem­ , renter. In 1946 and 1947 he was WASTEPAPER time, perhaps some valuable mer­ mediately started artificial res­ b e g in n e r’s certificates were ■ conomission; took no part In pre­ has taken Overseas Airways, the (JP)— Five more Protestant ber of the- Senate Foreign Rela- assistar.’ chief of the counter-in- can go info your awamp and come paring the rhpoct) gathering and sending out newa . . Communists off public payro’.s are chandise was knocked to the flood upon ita brownlah purple leavea piration which waa conducted for awarded. Bank of Eng^d, cable and ^re- j churchmen pleaded guilty to- I’araguay bas new cabinet com- pending in seven states. “They cover tioni\ committee, who pleaded a ^ telliger.ee Service in the Munitions I and destroyed. More lawsuits. But toe group's final suggestion burgeoning out, and, bending over, 20 minutes until firemen took over Intermediate and Junior and ' less coromunlcstlona. coal mines,; . . B ui^nria’* snv trial, posed entirely of clrilians under public offices in New York and year ago for a better tirderatand- Defeiise Move ' mimstry. 1 It does pay to advertise—but with an Inhalator. Senior Life Saving Certificates to­ emphasized the need for Imme­ rsUrosd and Inland water trans-.°*y f J - ing with Russia, said he- aupporti catch ita unmiatakable, pungent diate action on duch things as Provisional President Felipe Molsa slate Jobs In California, Mas.sschu- .Vdmits Handing Over Data beware of where. odor, then you can be sure that Luckily this near-dro^\'nlng had talled 34 for the past year. Red port and sisctrielty aupply. The | »>y th e end of th e day .8 ses- setLs and Oregon. They apply to the security trealv and lb* re­ TTie communiqua-aaid he admit­ a happy ending and Nelson waa Cross awimmlng classes u r adults ’’emergency plans tor civilian and L/ipez . . . Tw'O Republican sena­ arming of weatem Europe. Meets Rebuff ■pring haa really come. . ^ „ , ._ steel nationalization hill now Is In aion, eight in all had’entered tors, Tarft of Ohio ai\d Fiandera of ' any elective or appointive public ted handing over "numeroua docu­ ThJUBg with ana of tha guiding They say. too, that the Indians completely recovered after a few were' held In the evening during DIABE'nC FOODS S S * <®^TarIlament. Radio boadcaatlng waa Pepper told a reporter .le thinks COLLECTION guilty pleas. Seven others office in West Virginia. ments ’ which he had been able to Hghts in amateur ahow elrclsa, we days in the hospital. Hla life had the summer, supplementing the clvUian defenae aad "dafenaaa govatnment-owned befora the L«- Vermont, claiiu potential savings an association of friendly North used to make it their first spring against unconventional ebetbods of still must plead. All who of more than $5,000,000,000 under Illinois would bar Communists collect In hi* job* in the office* green. been saved because he had been daytime classes for children. In­ borites took over the government. Atlantic nations is justified “iih- Effort to Pin ‘-\xi8 the Min:«':-y of Murdions and Na- swimming at a protected pool door classes are held during the Excellent For Sugar Free Diets warfatie." pleaded guilty went through comproniJiMi bousing bill now from ail jobs supported by public til we get an effective international M O N D A Y , FEB. 28 Well, w# haven’t been akunk British newspaper reports today awaiting .Senate action. funds, including teaching po.sitions. lor.al nvfeii.se. cabbaging yet, but Dawn’a Frank where skilled assistani^e was im­ Spring and Fall at the recreation In commenting on the freedom said the conference decided to the now familiar routine, denounc­ police force ’ .Sally' Label on -4n- enjoyed by the military, the com- ing themselves, expressing repent- : Spokesman says unofficial dele- - and rule them out as ■ indidates. Tile mmlstry said the cage ’wss Atwood, in the mldat of conceding mediately available, another com­ centers. The entire swimming pro­ bear down on moves to cut Uvlng Must Re Prepared to Fight Foileil Toilav connected with the t>ne agair-^t IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION munity service among the many gram is under the supervision if coats, especially a reform In the ance and pleading for a new- gallon to Pciping is .satisfied i And he added that he doesi.'t fillirr to The Herald editorial policy with (OeaMaaeA ea rage Twelve) - chance to work for the t'ommu- , by Dofiununista' alncerily for ((ontinued on Page ilvo) Robert Penillaiit Inisiness ma I- regard to winter, which is that rendered each year by the Red William Sacherek. Chairman of system of distribution of food and see how aily defense agreement ger of the Communist weekly, Asthmatic? Cross. Red Cross Water Safety. other necessities. An observer for niat-controlled government. peace . . . William P. Buckner, i can be effective unless is mem­ Washington. Feh. 28 P The there isn’t any this year, reported CANNED FRUITS All aaid they had seen the error ' suave gambling suspect, pleads in­ defense vd the ".Vxis .«ally trea.s-in ■Fi'.nre fiWbor. " "Fiance Firsti, Hflp the Hospital — Help Local Industry By Conttnalng one the other morning, spreading the pro-government Dally Mirror bers are prepared to fight if-they ho was srreste l I'riday. said the plan was to overhaul the of thsir ways in their opposition ' nocent t'j charges of growing out have to. trial sought to show todav that SANSON'S is glad tidings not far from bis of Neighbor Atwood’s always au- | of supporters Aying, we of gambling party in Park awnue Northern Area The mayor was identified as a To Savs Paper. The Need Has Not Diminished! home out In Storrs. One robin thentic reports. Heard Along here- | tain, will be terrific. Packed entirely sugar free and packed in Iheir Own CoUegcFire whole system of gettinit goods to to communism. All of tliem told "If we are going into a mutual another hroailcaster called herself the housewife by cutting out many the court that the secret security penthouse last July- . . . Secretary aid program with these western "Axis Pallv.'' ; strv kholder in the weekly. doesn’t make anything, but one by proclaims spring. ------Natural Fruit Juices. police who took their confe**ion.s of Army Royall says Ihst Gen. Lu­ Another off.cer, a captain ASTHMA skunk cabbage does. On the basis middlemen. European nations." he said. ‘ I Mildred E. i’,4xls .«allvl G,liars, ------I This "lay away plan” is a pretty i Takes Lives WUI Not Affect SmaU Retailer of spying for Britain and Uie cius D. f lay wants to gi\e up Geltiii" Snow don't see ho-v we can avoid giving 48. testified that she heard in 1943 charged with giving defense This week we have had a lot of 1 good idea. Sponsored by several We Abo Have Water Packed Canned Fruits United Statca had displa.ycd a command of American forces in that a hroa.1cs.ster In Rome was sec rets to the paper, also will be REMEDY comment on Heard Along, aa we stores, you can join in it lust by Other observers said labor would them arms." -j not press distribution reform to "surprisingly noble aUiliide. ’ Europe, but that no pl.nns have Peppers statement evidently using th4 name '.4xis Sallv" ' r.iirtrnsrt.ailed, .^he mini.stry said. usually do. Only this week w hat peeling off a bill or so each week the point of nationalization and j been made to relieve him. John M. IveI.ey. .Ir,. cii.ef gov­ The anrounr ement came as Has brought relief to we have received, . could . . be ! until - you have paid for - a blanket Six Studenta Missing The first to take the Rland to­ lli^l) Winils anti lTr«h marked some cliange in his posi­ would keep handa off the coopers-' day wa-s the Rev. Georgi Clierr.ov, fliristnplier P. .Mayhew, Brit «h tion since last March. He urged ernment proseriror. objected to classed under the heading of ”con- or whatever it la you’re buying. Delightful Macaroons, Clioeolate Burs live movement. The Liberal News Fall Close Rtiajls in (lontiniied on Psge rwelve) many by removing the Griswold's strucltve knocks.” The comment By this means, when you get As Two Others Killed 46, a balding Penlero.stal pastor I’arlinmeiitary ur.deiserretary for the Senate then, while It was con- the testimony. Judge E-dv.ard M symptoms of asthma. ia of the undermining variety. the merchandise, it’s paid fOr. Chewing Gun — Desserts And 26 Are. Injured He' lost no time in pleading guilty, foreign affairs. telLs U. N. his North Dakota Totlay Curran sustained him. He ruled SERVICE STATION They say the effort we make The other plan is the "lay (OeatlBaad on Paga Two) as the first three had done. [ country welcomes President Tru- (Continued on Page rwo) that Miss Gillars had no direct In­ Try It Today! 174 West Center Street each week is sheer waste, but awake plan.” * Long Confession of Sp>1ng ■ man’s ’’hold nc.w program.” .... formation about the Rome "Axis Williard J. Gee, Prop. when we agree they get mad. We Under this arrangement you get ALL SUGAR FREE Bunetin! Like the others who had pre­ Press- reports quote pro-Crtmniu- By The Associated Press .‘^ally." having heard of the broad­ agree and ask . them what they the merchandise and wonder how OwnMer, 0„ Feb. 2S.—(iF)— ceded him on the stand, Chernov nist Socialist leader. P i-tro Nenr.i. Snow, accompanied in some caster from another person. For aala a t tks foUonIng General Repair Work Mi.ss Gillars’ law.'.er, .lame* J. klanchetter Drug Storeat would do to make the column bet­ you will pay |or it. Keayo* college today ahox- Denmark Lines launched into a long piihllc con- as lolling leftist crowds in Venice .-sections by biting. Canadian-born Aid to Britain Flashes! Tires, Batteries, ter. They say “cut it out.” A. Non. doaed hope of Aadlag alive fc.ssion of spying. ,to refuse to fight under color.* of cold, moved today into the north­ I..aughlin. then asked her if she QUINN'S PHARMAOT Accessories That, of course, isn’t serusible. tha alx atudeata who wvera The others on the stand today Italy'.s present government in ca.se ern quarter of the nation. ever heard broadcast* by "Rita (late Hulk tins of the 'JP, Wire) Up With West ' of conflict between U. ,S. and Zuka or a person with a name Tdl. 41SS Get your car-ready now We have too many readers and we - 4 - mlMtog after a dormitory Are were Lambi Marinov Mlshkov, 41, High winds and two inches of Seen Miiiimnm NORTH END PHARMACT are not going to disappoint our which killed two persoBa. of the Congregational church; Ru.s.sia .... Washington Police fresh snow in North Dakota closed •something like that " for sprinff and* summer public. We call on them to come Uapt. Jcrcmiali F. Flahcrtv says more than 2,000 miles of state Miss Gillars replied that ahe Held for Conspirary \ TeL 8848 A & C WELDING CO. CENTER PHARMACY Georgi Nikolov Vassev, 48, of the never heard her personally. .«he CENTER PHARMACY driving:. Aying to our support. The drone Gambler, O., Feb. 28— —Ken­ Sweden Now Leaning in Baptist church; Haralan Ivanov that Charles Francis HoInVr has roads. The precipitation post­ Hoffman Says .Any Re- New Vork, Feb. 28—;^ — Dis­ TeL 4288 Phone 8459 487 MAIN STREET TEI,. 42.^3 yon collage today listed six stud­ Popov. 41, Pentecost church, and admitted killing his wife and bury­ poned the end of the Army’.* bliz­ added: trict .Attorney Frank 8. Hogaa aa- ents mlsalng in a million dollar Same Direction; Posi­ ing their baby d.iughter alive in zard relief operations. Opera­ "I think I've tn’.d yo i T never WELDON DRUG Tel. 4293 loncho Nil:olov Drisnov, 41, Pen­ rliiction oqhl .Affect noimred today the arrest of a Prescriptions Called For and Delivered dormitory fire that killed two oth­ tecost church. shallow Virginia grave. tion snow bound, w hich had opened Iistene_d to the radio.” - vs Oman who, he charged, “placed TeL 8821 FENDER AND BODY er! and injured 26 yesterday. Fire­ tion of Danes Clear Office of American MiMtarv gov­ about 1,200 miles Of roads in North Recovery .Atlversely Laughlin then asked whether BUYING?..: SELLING? We Weld Cracked Blocks, Open An Day Sunday Vassev, like all the others, ad- out for adoptloo hundreds of babies Featming Freb Delivery WORK Boilers, Furnaces men -searched the ruins for bodito. ernment in Germany says it haa Da.kota, re-extended its efforts in the last four or five years.” Hie . Towering above the helmeted Copenhagen, Denmark, Feb. 28 (4dnliniieil on page rwelve) testimony that Soviet troops in again. Washington, Feb 28 - The (f'ontiniied on Psge fvselve) unman. Jlr*. .Alice R. P. Hat- REAL ESTATE PRESCRIPTIONS searchers were the gaunt atone —tJ')—Denmark appeared lined up ______Rii.ssian sefttor are Iv-ing train ’d The new storm centered over adniinlstmtion advised Congiess terthisalte, a 58-ycar-old divorcee, Solimene and FlaffR. Inc. walla of ‘Old Kenyon.” It was the firmly with the west in the cold | from former German .Xrmy bond- western New York slate. Pre­ tod)iy tlie proposed $940 000.000 in engaged In the “ivholesale placing That^s our business 7 days a week, 52 weeks CALLED FOR 634 Center Street oldest building on the campus of war today, and there were indlca- f"r T8 * 1 books . . . Federation of American cipitation fell genei-ally from new aid to Bista.n is a "tiglit fit" nf infants for adoption on a na- the school for men. Sweden, too. is leaning i f i l i m a i l Scientists says U. N. should give .North Carolina northward, then — the absolute niiniiniim needed. Former Aide tttional s<-ale,” Hogan said. Hhe a year bandling Real Estate problems to your Barstotc Says AND That waa all that waa left of a In that direction. , , full consideration to Russian pro­ wc.'-t to nearly the Pacific coast. ’’Any reduction in it ” declared was named In information alleging satisfaction. DELIVERED 122 - year - old dormitory that Denmark’s position on the North ' f "rx • posals for destruction of atonile Four to Six Inebes Predicted Paul Hof.‘^man. Iiead of the Eccn- conspiracy to violate the social boused 120 men. The four-foot Atlantic defense past—proposed I - liU eea u esire weapons nineident with se’.tirg A Bosion Weather biiieau bul­ omic Cooper.otion administtatum. Admits Guilt welfare law. actual violation of the "IT 'S THE Don't Buy A New Car walls of gray atone withstood western milltaiy alliance against j iin of international eontrols . . . . letin predicted four to six inches "wciuici acivei.sely affert c cmtinued law, and charging second degree EAST MIDDLE TPK.— PLYMOUTH LANE— three houra of fire that raged Russian expansion — was made i ------t'. ,‘s -licer.-’pii newspaper in Berlin of snow today threvughout New recovers- in hotli IBe Uniled King­ 8 room Dutch Colonial. Leas 8 rooma, 2 car attached ga­ PINE Public perjury growing out of a false af­ TRUTH!" through “Middle Kenyon” and ad­ clear yesterday when the country’s says two Riir.'tm rolonels were shot I England. dom and western Europe?' r-driliiiar'* o r III c r fidavit allegedly signed In an haa 1 year old. with apadoua rage, 2 Areplacea, hot water joining wings iarly^ Sunday. largest political party, the Social I CE.M .AiIo|it8 . Dcclara- and 20fl other Russians arrested Two tc'. four inches of snow He and a group of .odv:sera from UtclMa Md breakfast nook, oil heat, bath and lavatory. PHARMACY Stenographer Democrats, decided to look to the Treasurer PlraiU (iuil- adoption proc^ing.^ torge Uvlng room with Are- Until You See The Hissing Students i tion of Pri|i<*i|)le>i ■ after dirclesurp of huge jewel were foreca.st for upper New York variou.® branches of t.he goserr- Immediate ocenpaaey. 664 Center Street P. M. BRODERICK The missing stud-nta were: west for security. ' theft within official Soviet agency. , stale. The snow fell early ahd ment appeared before tl-.e Senate 8 bedrooma, tile bath Meanwhile high diplomatic sour- to B la c k >Iarkct Uncover Gang .Arsenal sad ahower. 80 day occupancy. Tel. 2-9814 Ernest Ahwagee of Akron. Ohio, Requiring .4rce|itaiu’P wall continue through the night Foreign Relations committee -s ____. New Vork, Feb. 28e—(A’t—PoUea FERNDALE DRIVE— Offlca Closed Cntil Mar. 1 18-year-old sophomore and former cea in Sweden, traditionally neu-1 i the weather bureau reported. the aftem'.ath of a tramsAtlantic -.8 raorat, attached breeze- ! Treasury Balance uncovered a teen-age gang arteaal New 1949 Buick •tar tennis player at Akron West tral key naUon of the north Scan- ■ d,.,...,, o® „ ' Eresh to moderately strong discussion of the .state of Britain's Budapest. Hungary,'Ffb. 28—.P- today In the roundup of 25 youthn WAREHOUSE POINT— way and garage, living room dlnavlan bloc, predicted that Swe-’ ^ economic health - Josef Uaidiral .Miiul-szenty's for­ .U yea are eonsldeting the with Areplace and open atalr- High school. Wasliington. Feb. 28 -T . The w inds of from 25 to 30 mile.s p»r suspected of belonging to warring Albert J. Lewis of Hazelton. Pa. den will join the projected North I “ pV-L po.siticm of the Treasury Feb. 21 hour were preclicteel for the A t­ Cnmniitlre Calls Hoffman mer treasurer ple.Kled cuilty to Brooklyn gangs. The roundup. . arriiaai of a Ana home. In- wa.v, S bedrooms, recreattoa ..*461.1^ i Alo\tCL-M) Hdoprcd H dcclH- Because of varying offunl black mailiet money de.ilings • to- apaet thla Indlvtdnal and dlt- and laundry room In base­ George Pincus of Brooklyn. N. Atlajitlc agreement within »l* ; ration of princinlcs lo 9 9 ' along the wall and three storieg j had accepted economic tlei with u_ Assembly last December, eJmrged wltli urglag 88 ,888. Sffloeth.tosniBt, up. ' In the Marshall plan. Un- over the objection of the Soviet says a Stanford professor, do bet­ SO Per Cent Smart aa Parents ir his prepared tcstiinonv. lations ■were used for charity pur­ baad Bsembers to klU Oas der construction in vari­ quiet, pctfecc-tatchinf Complete equipment. Tfiis is a fine big car 126” wheelbase, 150 horsepower mo- Marc S. Peck of Fenton, Mich, til recently, however, they had > bloc natiens. whlclf abstsinc.1 m ter than their less brainy con­ But he has tested 406 of the ”'1> are convinced, ’ He asserted poses. aad other appertcra af tfea War- 1 . . sad to tstily op. He died of bums in Mercy hospital i been reluctant to forge any mill- the yoMng. The vote was 18 to o. temporaries in virtually all things children and has found about 30 "th.vt the salvation of western Dr. Gabor Hoiwath. secretary to FAL&NOR DRIVE— ous sections of town. * X ■aw KoveraoiMta Now aadar eeaatfactioa, 4 wiadlScmbtckwud tor, 8.20 15 tires, Dynaflow drive and everything that goes with a fine automo- at nearby Mount Vernon, O. tar.v links for fear of Russian re­ South Africa and Saudi Arabia except one—they have fewer chil­ per cent are as smart as their Europe depends upon joint scon- Duke Paul Eaterhazy. also pleaded sad (erawd ■ ■ • hu toaeui hile. action. All are within easy range also abstained. dren. parents; they have ”1. Q.’s of 140 omic effort of all the participants guilty and said he proposed to i • • raema and hath with two aS- Locations available in “NcTt-Lo.. tod s Koct mot* ol uouiiul of Europe. While at preaent the "Any setback to a country so erty-should melt away a* a result anaployers asay I ptamMag. Pi Im accordance with your fcuurat. Mndwa iWngned csb. Is Open We have a fewr good used cars. Ia. McDonald has a fractiirexl flight from Russian air baaea. CEM declaration apparently would Terman in reporting to the Inter­ study solely according to their in­ from tha only m iiiiag Sm.888. Sweden bordera on Finland, tight­ national Council for Exceptional telligence ratings; all had I. Q.'s important aa Britain would be of nationalization. Horvath said he phns and specifications. ■atd. itc ituf 8m Fna-VtKiaa. *8toto Sain Tux Added skull. McFarland was cut o.id revent some states from entering was aware the Blsztergom (resf- eonspaay town. Tha aaortli 9m < boms ttuiag wsduot todiyl Sunday All Day burned about the head and feet.^ ly tied by traaty to the Kremlin. Slie union, the. declaration said (Children last night on the careers of ISS to 200 compared to the 100 bound to have the moat serious etalaa avertornad 8 *—“ ---- Open Dtdiy and Sundays Saturday njght was danca night Denmark's Social Democrats, of 1,450 gifted persona he selected normal. They came from all oc­ coniequehcea." dence of the cardinal) had been the nadtag that tha f ran “the barrier which divides the free source of the dollars. 1949 Calenders A n Still ATsilable Models From $142.75 Free DcUrery For All Your Drug Nerds 5.t Kanyen coUega. Many of the with only ona dissaattng vote re­ states from the other European na­ aa youngsters and traced to the cupational classes and all major The question of cutting, the vialan of tha Taft-« ported, approved through the age of 35. racial groupa in (California. Tlie other defendants Included 10 boya doiuiad atiff ahlrto and dreaa tions cannot ha accepted as per­ bankers and brokers and twra law parndta Oorman Motor Salei, ine. clothes. Studento wera In and out party's Executls’c rommittee a res­ manent." The professor emeritus of psy­ Hie group Is healthier, makes British program by at least 8200,- Marphy dal PINE PHARMACY of historic "Old Kenyon" all eve­ olution calling for “Increased po­ Pope Expresses Good Wishes chology aaid the group bad only more money ($84,000 a year toi^; lOOO.OOO had been explored, Hoff­ priests. L oolalMio Jarvis Realty Co. ning. litics! and military cooperation" The delegates were told that 1.5()0 offspring by 1945, little more income for the men, $9,000 top for man said. They are charged with illegal Barstow's "Watch For The Little White Truck” 285 MAIN ST. PHONE 7220 'By midnight the fun began to with the western democracies. The Pope Plus XII expressed good than one child per family- tha- wtjmen), boasts better war He not Only, pictured the ad- dealings in foreign currency and fiS4 CENTER S T R ^ T ' TEL. 41^2 Or 7275 Just North Of P. O. 664 CENTER STREET TEL. 2-9814 Many of the famiUea are not records and.more Compatible mar-1 Bat. 1P22 Phono 8284 (OMtiMOd o* ffaga.TwaIra) (OaattoasA aa Rqga Twa) (Oeatoiaed ea Paxa vaorA vet comsleto but even ao Dr. Tar- rlaxaa *b*i< jii* public in gentral- ^ (CoafitaqaA r»<* (OMttoaad 08 raffi Tway

i ■ yipr.teai. 11, seAnnattiiJtiiliM. IXiPiSl- AdUMDAT, PiiiUliUAJiy 148, lU 4tf FAU lk H A W C H E b l tK KVISNINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 194# cation for permit to hold asi ovw- zroeh WMli of. this typo rometne bly will ennet ' being built will reflect lower Ov4*rni«iU Slav nlght camp, undar tha requira- of war for 136 yeara was apparent (:Yisrglng Governor Bowles with rent* from the extenrfion of the to bo doiM at the camp. Let'sr tat here. Banfield. said he beileved the amortization period from 35 to 60 ment that auch panpit be obtained tlM day they anjoyad tha gema of ■ws* fire was caviaed by defective wir* Center Church High Swedish officials now ac­ Struck by Car, "screnming and ehCht-))-->t idin„ Capture the Flag with Traop $5. 1 V. r ''K '. -J- ^Home R e lie f Taft Opposes knowledge privately that their Merci Car Greeted Herel B^^wles Siar^» trehniqtie to -fori:* his .orogrsm on years. At Ca:;tp Joliiisoii' ■**'' Crew Escapes ing in the engine room. ”In addition.” RepresenUtlva upder Scoutmaster Harry MoM* Banfield said that while await­ cotmtry cannot stay on the fence I the Legislature, Representatlvo' ______Saturday morning 16 Scoiits of- ment. much longer in the east-wpst line­ Is Uninjured Housing Tour ^ n w s y tal(l the majority of legls- j Conwsy-said, ”lt la proposed to ing reacue "we stayed at tha high Funds Sought Plans to Give Sermon Topic save another part of the rent by The camp Johnson area ha* been Troop 27 under the leadership of Scoutmiuder Al Galneg rap Blaze in Mine end of the Kx>m, becauae water up. They,.bclleve Isolation la fast latora were convinced housing that hia boya ware well aqu becoming Impossible and Swedish Officials of Towti renU within the range of the! payment of 10 per cent In lieu of used by S.'out» from’ time to time, Scoutmaster *1 <3alnM. A s s ls ^ t waa up to our knees. The blowers taxes. Finally, Governor Bowlo* / , ^ .a we Scoutmasters Bill Newton and Bob for preparing their meals outdoora BM ufy Shop supplying air and the pumps were Europe Arms sympathy lies with the wsst Local Man Is Taken to Inspection Trip, to Cover worlUng man and woman "can be even before its (iedication, but | Troop Camping Chair- and for the overnight sUy, and the Congress Asked for Ex* Pastor Simpson Pleads S v^ lsh Prime Minister Tage achieved without direct cash aub- haa failed to consider the dropping Come Out of Shaft Un* out for quite a while, but water costs of materials and supplies Scout Troop 27 of 81. Mary's! Ludwig Hansen, Journeyed to boys pronounced It an enjoyablo f f S OAK STREET B r^der told a reporter yesterday Hospital After Acci­ Ovil C^mony Held; Projects in Four of sldiea.” The present G. O. P. pro­ church claims the distinction of be-1 Camp Johnson where their first and worth-white week-end, return-' waa our worst fear. Finally they pansion of Program m For Return to Truths gram la now providing rent* from which will further reduce building harmed After ^ Being (CeatiaiMd irom Page O ) that Sweden still holds open its Police Court Ing the first to make official appll- j task was clearing underbrush. Ing home Sunday afternoon. Ofen For AMMintmcnts got the pumps working, and began O f Christianity dffer of a strictly neutral Scandi­ dent; Police Report Clergy^ School Chil* Statens T ow ns $51 to $59, he aald. Some imlta costa.” Trapped Seven Hours pulling water out at the rate of For Helping Needy aldering the original European navian defense alliance. But he 1,500 gallons a minute. dren, -VeU’ Organhw- Daniel R. Flynn, 46, of S Nelson ~ 1 plan legislaUon, to. "strip this plan added, this could not succeed un­ James Gresnaway, 87, of 73 Hartford, Feb. S$— (8>)—Goven- "We wete also lucky that the Washington, Feb. 28—(iP)—The of every reference to the fact that Rav. Clifford O. Simpson of, tha less Norway joins. place, charged with Intoxication nor’ Bpwlea today began a housing \ Benton, Wta.. Feb. 28—rdlng to the report of in­ morning, furnishing the occasion • "1 i j t . . committee the administration arg­ and the representatives of Cana­ Beginning with the story of denied causing a disturbance, He oppose. $1 W eek shaft. attack. He was the first taken out The Finns hope to fend off ex vestigating Patrolman Edward for a short civil ceremony attend­ admitted to having had something year. of the mine by means of a make­ uments. They covered today the da, Britain, France, Belgium, The Ahab and Jezebel the pastor pected Russian denuuids for more Winzicr, a car operated by Walter Virtually Commits Party But except for one man who suf­ ed by town officials, veterans’ or­ to drink. Patrolman Newton Tag­ It also cornea after GOP House i ! ' : 1 For qualified assIsUnce fered a slight heart attack, all the ------shift hoisting bucket rigged up by first phase—^re ct relief for the Netherlands and Luxem burg are stated that much of modern life bases in Finland, but they feel no Zaklukiewlca, 38, of 125 Quercus poor —of President Truman's leg­ due to mrat Monday or Tueeday could be summed up In the phrase, ganisation repreaenUtIves, clergy, gart testified that Flynn waa In­ Leader George C. Conway in a in the preparation ^ your crewmen remained calm, said John | the rescuers. assurance they can do so. Respon­ avenue, wllllmantlc, waa travel­ school children and citisens. toxicated at the time of his ar­ islation for a vast expansion of the in another treaty drafting session. "Eat Bread and Be Merry.” He sible sources In Helsinki say they week-end statement virtually com­ income tax return rail Banfield, foreman of the trapped j BentonDemun iaib inm the’wixj aouU»west ---- cor- ling east on Center street at about -The Mere! Train, containing a rest. i ner of the state, near the wlscon- sbeial security program. Acheson and the others l)ope to cited how Ahab had wanted somC' fear Russia will invoke,, treaty mitted his parly to an indirect night crew. 9:20 last night when the driver car of gift* for each state, arrived Flank Jaslowskh 36, of 19 Wad. housing subsidy in the form of a sin-Illlnole boundaries Long Bange Goal to Be Met have the draft complete by the thing and then had participated in clauses and demand new bases noticed a' pedestrian walking on Nothing To Do But Wait taking it away unjustly from an in thia country laSr month as a dell road, was found guilty of "tax forgiveneaa” plan for towns Social security, Altmeyer ssid, week-end. once Norway signs up with the the'bide of the road. The report breach of the peaqe and given George P, Anderson "We moved back into the room has achieved its primary immedi­ 2. Some further meeting ^ innocent person through murder. western natlomy mark of appreciation 'In exchange anti cities. about 500 feet and started to swap states that Greenaway, the pedps- for tha Friendship Train which we 10-day suspended sentence. The Representative Conway, assert­ 785 Center SI., Tel. 8859 ate objective, to abolish the poor tween Acheson and the Senate His wife had aald, "Arise and eat rtussla has npeatedly' termed trlan, hesitated and then again stories," he said. “We knew they Foreign Relatione committee le bread and let thy heart be merry,' sent to the French Republic. accused was arrested at 3 a. m. ing a majority of legislators are May Bar Reds house, but the long range goal of the Atlantic security system ah started to cross the street, and yesterday morning following a were doing their best to rescue us, "preventing destitution" ia yet to regarded as possible although Implying that moral standard aggressive Instrument aimed Belag 4ent Hirough State convinced low income families can and there wasn’t anything to do plana were fixed. Senator eternal truths had nothing to do [ that the driver pulled tba car to complaint made to polica. be served "without direct cash be met. her. tb# left to avoid striking tha ,per- The Connecticut car is being ex­ enlarged with operating a motor but wait.” Mr. Truman wants Federal fi­ Vandenberg (R^ Mich.) iwid yes­ with life. AH we shonid do la sat' I subsidies,” proposes "cxtcnsloh Holding; Posts I son. Although Zakluklewlcs was hibited about the state under di­ vehicle while under the influence Ih e mine, owned by the Klttoe nancial aid extended to all needy terday that he considered pro­ iafy our physical desires and be rection of the State Board of, Edu­ and expansion” of the present OUR CU6TOMKRS | Mining works, is two miles from gress on the project satisfactory. I doubtful whether he .had hit the of liquor, Joseph F. Polowitzer, 31, state guarantees of local housing people, up to $100 a month for a merry. cation and was in Maneheater at of Great Swamps road, Addison, A O O M C ^ a t t e s t , 3. The Norwegian government I man, he stopped his car and found 111 13 Slates couple, and $20 for each additional InSuenoe of Advertising Plan to Push 9:30 a. a . today. The contenta this Conn., was flned $100. of which $25 bonds. Modern person in a needy home. Federal is exp^ted to reach, a formal de­ -He cited at length the work of : Greenaway lying on the road. The Lower coats, lower interest rates OUR OIL le ' letter was taken to the local hos­ week are An exhibit at the Wllll­ was remitted. The accused was Style Arm assistance, in money matching cision ■ favoring Norway’s adher­ our army in Germany as it tries mantlc State Teachers’ College. by longer periods of amortlr.ation THE VERT E5EST/ (Ceatlnned from Page Onel ence to the security treaty. The pital by the John Burke ambu­ arrested by Patrolman Walter' Personal Notires with the states, now is limited to to re-educate the youth of Ger­ Taking Over Pyka who observed him operating ®nd "forgiveness” of the ten per negotiatorv here may come to aome many through radio. Youth Cen­ lance. No rrests were made. Wet^'med by Mayor pent of rental Income now paid to needy aged, the blind and to de­ Welcoming the car here as a a car In an erratic manner on too. The ppoposed ban in New pendent children. agreement on the timing of an In^ ters, films, plays, foi;iima news­ Another accident yesterday was mii'nlcipallUes in lieu of taxes wlB In Memoriam Mexico would blanket employes of vitatlon to Norway and other na papers and every known medium a minor one involving cqrs driven geaturo 4f friendship by the French Broad street and Middle Turnpike, I Opens Public Hearings Of Industry west, on Saturday. make a $35 rental possible, Con­ the sUte or any of its political tlons in the North Atlantic area of education. He cited the tre­ by Gustave H. Anderson. $1 o f 31 people, Mayor Harold Turklngton way said. WOKTH AIJ, OF S 7 9 .9 5 Altmeyer appeared as the com­ stated that the town wished to ex­ In the case of W. G. Coale. 177 In lorlR f m em ory of Jam es M c K e e , gubdlvlsions. mittee opened pu'dlic hearings into which will be brought into the mendous Influence upon American Fair street, ^ ’slllngford, and Wil­ Oovenuir Bowles asks for a w ho dlad February 37 1941. (Ceatlnned from Page One) press lU thanks to the sender* for Mix avenue. Hamdan, Judge . I Would Ban Place nn Ballot Mr. Truman's overall legislation treaty talks. life a* Influenced by modern ad­ liam H. Kenton. 10, of 11 Lilac Yules ordered a $10 bond being $100,000,000 bond issue to finance li -s tliHii yo\i'd cxiM-ct lo pay! When , 4. Along with the pact negotia vertisement. Much of this appeal street. The accident occurred on their goodwill and friendly spirit. the biiildihg of 10,000 homes. rorgotten. never. I The Texas measure would de­ calling for: Similar sentiment waa expressed held b y Hamden police forfeited. vou ndd thi.i siivinp to 'round the clock And as daw ns another year. Direct relief for all needy per­ ] tlons, the U. S. and the western Is to sensate living, that la, aatis- Chronicle arid the reform would Center street at 5 p. m. near the About 6,600 units would be aet prive Communist candidates of a European countries are now work­ not affect the small Retailer. by Commander John O. Rottner of Prosecutor Raymond A. Johnson xorviro yon get an idea of what a truly In our lonely hours of tblnkln*. sons; Blanketing of 20,000,000 fying the senses of man rather Intersection of «'ooper street. Pa­ told the court that Coale, when apart for-low income families. A Thoufhta of him are alw Lya near. place on the ballot. ing at top speed to complete plans than the spirit. He referred to The conference presumably the American Le^on, speaking on value this .wfa bed is ■ By day, I A Marj’land bill, approved by more persons—doctors, lawyers, trolman Wlnzler investigated. contacted by Judge Raymond R. $20-a-month subsidy would reduce for the so-called mutual aid mili­ very subtle Influence upon modern marked the start of. the campaign behalf of veteran organisations. their rent to arhiind $35. The vmi've a liHodaome mod-m-arm aofa. Come tvile. son* and dausbter. the Senate In a 26 to 0 vote, would: farmers, businessmen, servants Bower* prior to the February 7 night, it opens to a roomy double bed. tary program. Military and State outlook as revealed In a study of for the general elections expect­ Sharp Eartbqoak, Recorded Among those present besides the rest of the units Would be "mod­ Make any subversive organization and others—under old age insur­ department officials here have been ed to be called for June, 1050. court sesaian, had agreed to mail OF MANCHES' f ■orTif')rt,'it)le Innerspring constnictlon. the newspapers conducted 'by Dr. 0,iiyor and Commander Rottner In a $Z fine on an Illegal parking erate rentals” of around $55 a Card of Thanks illegal. Provide penalties up to 20 ance, upping the total covered to screening European arms needs Overstreet The movies, the slick It was held after a Labor vic- Ro!»i'. grav green or chartre\jse tapestry 50,000,000: Qreatiy Increased bene­ New York, Feb. 28—OF) — The were School Supervisor Arthur H charge but had not done so. month. The second -part of the i years In prison or fines up to 820.- estimates for several weeks. This magaiznes, the comic booka and I tory last tveek in a key London C lo tw d \ V « 1, »il N o o n eov-rs. We wish to thank all of our nal*h-1 (j0o both for persons who know- fits; and boosting—in some case.s. growing i unlverelty selamograpli lUing, Directors Alden Bailey, Charles Hraus of Eastford was program would continue the pres­ week mav give the European mlli- HoUj-wood all were in like manner ' by-election and amid a O prn Thurw* 1a % 9 t o B hora. ' r l e n d . ^ « ^ „ j " Join pr ^remain m e ^ tripling—the security tax on pay John Lappen, Raymond Cooper, found guilty of speeding and flned ent state guarantee* of local Others Sale P^’iced Up To $99..*)0 tarv leaders the first ofilcial word j guilty of catering to this general controversy within the Conserva-! members of the Manchester M ln^ $16. David Levine, R, P. D. 2, bonds. Other DavR 9 t o Jho"wn*5ii'irou?“«c"n:“ b^^ o'rganlMtions. Require loyal-1'checks and payrolls. of what they can expect from the , outlook. ^ >**‘>*"hip. of 7l37 58 p.m X u ' i siow’ mllei 'C O f l L ^ D I W e aI(o thknk thoee who sent the ! ty checks of all public employes— j The president has promised leg- terial aaaoclaUon and other vet Willlmantlc, was fined $15 for $3.5 Rentals Poaslble . lUHK SdfVICl U .^. In conclusion. Mr.' Simpson Changing economic conditions. 15 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HlCl. beautiful florsl tribu tes sud loened the j .v'tate, cltjv and county, including islation later proposing a national The defrat in the crucial South eran group officials. vioIsUon of rules of the road. N t m ( L E Y U C [ n T E « . B R O A D X . . - - . . . Some congressional opposition stated, he was not naRe enough to Representative Conway aald, now use of their rsrs. school teachers. program of health InsurMce—with | develop around the issue of {believe that one sermon or many Hammersmith district came as 'a ‘Hrection. Musical Program The school children under direc­ make possible $35-a-month rentals Joseph Ferguson. Jr., and fam ily, ; An Illinois proposal would make new payral taxra and the govern- j | sermons would sweep sofne of these blow to Conser4’ative leaders. In­ ufider the McConaughy-Shannon M rs. Arch E. Gardner and fam ily. , it a felony to Join or belong to ment paying doctor bills—and, present pro.spccts am that | unhealthy Influences from Ameri- siders aZy post mortema have re­ tion of G. Albert Pearson, music Another Teacher aupanrlaor, sang the MarseUlaise plan. He asks for Us “ extension -4 , an organization advocating the calling fot expansion of unemploy-, president Truman will a.sk Con-1 can life. He pleaded for an aware- sulted in a rising demand for dras- and expanion,” indicating thia was ! overthrow of the government by ment compensation laws. gresa for about $1,000,000,000 to j ness of what they were, of *ui un- tlve revision of Tory tactics. The in opening the ceremony.* and For C: of C. Classes the plan the G. O. P. House proba force. 5,000,000 Being Assisted I start arm.s flowing to Europe. He , derstanding of their power and In- Tories have failed to win a seat “Amariea the Beautiful” at the \ The Maryland and Illinois meas- Altmeyer told the committee 5.- ; \vouId then draw hea\ily on stocks fluence. He appealed to Amerl- held by a Labor member in 31 by- oloae. these numbeni being offered : ures,___ , if enacted would provide leg­ , 000,000 Americans already re- surplus war materials in order | ca’s sense of humor in ridding our elections since 1645. by the third and fourth class and The CYiamber of Commerce of­ Acts AT ONCE relieve Svem view. ..evety ..every nt/e. ..Jmwes al means to outlaw the Communist | ceive some form of public assist- 1 to provide arm.s quickly ami in minds of much of their InfluenceCounter-Proposals Lacking the Round Table singers **-- fice reports that advance registra­ to party. once, amounting to a Federal- i large quantities if and when C on-1 and in the fourth place, stated thrV Churchill’s critics said his at­ ------NOW PLAYING •— school*. tion for the Retail Training Eve­ Would Iteve Legal Screen State-local total of almost $2,000,- ; gress authorizes the undertaking. ; the only answer lay in the India tacks on the Labor party have not X solo, “ Ma Normandie,” waa ning Classes h*^ necessitated se­ 000,000 a year. This Is apart from | Altogether, the European coun- vldual’s will. "We need, today.’ T l If those two and the 11 other | offered constructive counter-pro­ sung by Adele Fallott. curing an additional Instructor. m u ra tm the old age and survivors insur- ; tries may get between $2,006,000,- ' he said, ’’another Elijah to arise TAKE THE GUESS WORK states adopt laws requiring loyalty ■ posals. A high Conservative lead­ State Police accompanied the Arthur H. IIllngJBBuperintendent ance benefits that are paid for in 000 and $3,000,000,000 worth of and say 'Thus salth the Lord.' We er said recently of the 73-year-old freight car which waa mounted on of Schools, haa made available to oats, checks or affidavits, or de- special taxes upon workers and American military equipment In > need another prophet to proclaim ^ OUT OF BUYING d a r i n g Communists atjt. flowera. Mr*. MacDonald was more so that relief can be extend- ______\ Torrlngton, Feb. 28— These vate professional rSlre for lecret meetings of "totalitarian. ed to all needy people. Incruding | LATI (TAOl SHOWf SAT -..I SUN lo presented with a corsage of white Fa.sclst or subversive” groups. (Continued from Page One)* •west peas and Mr. MacDonald officer* have been elected by' the Imroedinie delivery to the phyelcally and mentally■ hiidu hahdi-, Former O r illC ^ r j'A t flC iStnATHUIIMAy New Haven District instltofle of Under a proposed Masamchuaetts in.ffi Tiftl , received a Winchester rifle as well vonr home. capped and jobless persons hot u n m n s r ^ ) the Methodist Youth Fell^shlp at law, colleges which "knowingly” covered by unemployment compen-J resolution said an all-Seandinaviati M numerous other gifts. employ a Communist on a faculty alliance is "not possible *t pres­ Speeches and entertainment fol­ Ita annual meeting hert: -Robert satlon. Admits Guilt Holmes, Wlnated, preay^ent; Joyce i could lose their tax exemption, "Only If tbla gap is bridged will { ent.” lowed the ham supper prepared by i The word ’’Communist” la used Clear-f'ut Majority Gregory Peck ■ Anne Baxter the Vernon Grange and dancing Ihiatlnger, Torrlngtoh, vipe • presi­ WELDON'S the nation have an effective publ’c- STREET , In some states. In others refer- asalstance system able to meet (4'uiiMnued from Pak* One) The party’s vote in Parliament, _____ “ VEM-OW 8KY” _ _ _ was enjoyed until a late hour. dent: Lois Vogelsapg, New Haven, secretary; and Jqyce Castaw. An- 1 ences are made to "subversive or- changing demands.” he ssid. "It is added to that of smaller parties PLUS:—Checkered Coat” Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald . ar* jianizations" or persona or groups in the public interest that the nec- "poIltiCel con.splracy” with tho-'-e .already committeo to the North Tom Conway planning a month’* vacation. aonlA treasurer. advocating the overthrow by force eaaiUea of life be available to a'l 'I already ‘ ■ sentenced. 1 \ Atlantic agreement, provides a Accused' -Gallant Bln^* MANCHESTER I or violence” of the Federal or State Their trial opened 20 dayl after clear-cut majority In both houses. government. persona who cannot be self-sup­ Fenture— l‘:'45rfl:S0{ 0:25 _ porting and for whom other pro- Cardinal Mindszenty was tenil^nccd The Social Democrats’ action' The meaning of the billa and 1 to life imptisonmeut on ohargee of was a long step from the party’s Lnst Show Xlghtly-^slO tlie reasons tliey arc offered leem vision la lacking. Without Federal UBLIC MARKE U funda tor general public ara'st- treason, seeking to overthrow vhe traditional anti-militaristic -policy. 8 ^ 0 7 to h* clear. Assemblv-man Frank Counuunlst-controlled governm^t Premier Hans Hedtoft, the party’s MAIN STREET MANCHESTER J. McMullen (R.. Brooklyn, epon- snee, many people will inevitably live M ow a level thnt anyone .| and Illegal speculation In Ameri leader, stated previously that he. sor of two New York bills, srid; I can dollars. ersonally, was In favor of the At- CO M E T O could consider tolerable.” '■As a nation we have taken a Mr. Truman’s general leerl.sla- i Eaterhazy, a royalist and the ntic agreenie:it. Tues. and Wed. Specials stand against Communism in our Uon. for broad social security ex- ‘ wealthiest man in pre-war Hun- s a result. “Denmark is now foreign affairs and have appropri­ expected, like Nonvav. to start t o G o panslon, got an tincertrinuncertain reeeprecen- , same time was sen- '' Open All Day Wednesday ated billions to fight it. At the Uon when It hit Capitol hill last. : lencea to la yeara. He was ac : tnlk\wlth the '^Atlantic powers "THE LITTLE MISSION" same time we should bar these peo­ week. No one can say for sure c'ussd of trying to overthrow the uboutNW'hat she geta uiid her re- II * ple who owe their allegiance to a now how much of it will pass. ' Rovernment and .speculating in .sponaibilities if and when she SWEET LIFE foreign ideology from holding President Truman already ha.s , loins. It ft\9*ns. also, Denmark has posts in our state or municipal charged. In his Jefferson-Jackson 1 „ P " " t s 'vere the turned her'back on Russia. IxHiV at this exciting nr* The most Beautiful BUY Willi) you'll ha\e .nben governments.” THREE DAYS The most Beootihl lU Y The most BomrtiM lU Y hr Orivhp aod yon drive this rarl It’s tin dinner apeech. that “die-hard re- Janos Zaradi, The No.rth AtlaPtlc pact now is CbeNTolet (roiu ony i>olnt of hr Ferformaiite I lb. tin Would Revive Wartime Art actlonarles” have started a cam- A'. » - • being negotiated by the United h r Stylhg view —inside and oiitaidr. front, t/diMf fast—with m w Ctatir-Point Dtsign -in/i, low-priced car with a \alve- States, Canada. Britain, ' France, with [toaomy in llqad engine—tbe engine SPAGHETTI A bill to revive the wartime anti- prign of confusion against his Ulyadar M ydler. a banker, was side and tear—and;.vou'll agree plans for ’’the welfare of the peo- :S {^ ic d a separate trial after his Belgium, Holland and Luxem­ AT which nsore.and more m akers al .sabotage act in Maryland has a pre­ it'» the unsrlest'looking auto- Most sensational of all the ad amble that sets forth in part: "The pie.” ', attorney asserted he wa-i serlous- bourg. higher-priced!ran are adoptiBg FANCY SOLID MEAT I ly ill and trial now might endan­ Sweden’s Suing .\pparent SPECIAL mobile of this new year. For Ctm t«-FOINT vanreiiirnt* in tlii* thrilling he« world (Communist movement is Reaction In Congreaa it alone, of all low-pri«-ed cars, —tierauae it gives a much finer The president sent his social se­ ger his life. Sweden’s swing away from the $T||R*40 f'lievrolet for 1940 i« the ellli^el.^ not a political movement, but is a lumirn'LOuis nf/MAt.»kum brings you the dintingiiished combination of performance, World-Wide conspiracy . . . It has curity expansion bills to Congress j Sandor FoIde.s, another defend- neutrality that has kept her out Tuesday night 5 to 9 tir« Liiiil of driving and riding economy and dependability. And , ant, was 111 and unable to appear ST. MARY'S beauty and luxury of Body by eav wbicii it introduces into tins already conquered a large part of last week, and the reaction there Cbevroiet's world’s champion Tuna Fish ; ,oa the world and has established Is something like this: Some of it , in court for the opening of the p. m. we will serve as a Fisher—llie lasly fealun-d on tbe ln« -priced field. New Center Valve-in-Head engine holds all - ca.se. higbe.sl-pruvd ears. Point lle.Mgn—ihcliidiiig Center .spearheads in this country ...” will pass—but not the whole records for miles served and thing. Most lawmakers wfithheld The indictment charged Msgr. «pecial EPISCOPAL CHURCH Point Steering, Center-Point FANCY MAINE Laws aimed at Communists al­ I Boka 'speculated illegally” and ownere satisfied. ready are on the booka in some comment until the administration PRIVATE BANQUET ROOM Church and Locust Street ONTOLFOtfO AtATlNO Seating, lower Center of Gravity states. present! all Its arguments. ! smuggled out of the country vari- and f'cnter-Poinl Rear Sii.spen- Even the top Democratic man­ I ous amounts of American dollars. A full course roust Sion—brings you driving and Vea you and your family wiD Alabama forbids activity by any It alleged that ’‘a secret system LUNCHEONS - DINNERS The most nautihl lUY person or gropp seeking to over­ agers of security legislation — riding results heretofore found enjoy maximum mteij, for SARDINES 2 Chairman Doughton (D„ N. C.l, of between different convents, In- chicken dinner for Ash Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Iht most BtmaHhl BUY Settle into the deep, -oft, hr AII-RoaaJ Sahty throw the government by force. form-fitting seats. Notice the only in more expensive cars. Tbe Chevrolet b r ^ you the Ways and Means committee {eluding the American and Hun- rafety protectioa found >■> Such organizations'are denied the I garian sacred heart ” helped in Television h r Comhrt extra-generous head, leg and difference is so great—and so KRAFTS VELVEETA privileges of a political )>arty. and C!hairman George (D.. Ga.l, of this one low-prioad car: (I) New the Senate Finance committee— I the Mark market dealings. 'A t Bar $1.25 March 2, 3, and 4 elliowToom of the Siiper-Sise lOWiS yJrostng —tliat it’s no eiagger- Names of candidates affiliated I The government said that be­ C I N T » iftion fo say it is proving a re\-e Certi-Safe Hydranlie Brahas: (V> took no position on the bills. CAVEY’S Interior. Ride in this ” rar tliat MAVITTor with the Oimmunlst party can't be cause of the Involved nature of the breathes” —with an advsneed lalion to all who driw or ride in Extra-Strong Fisher Cnisteel lb. loaf printed on election ballots in Ar­ Doughton introduced them but he MENU Body-Construetioa: (8) Noijr told reporters this does not mean documents, it could not determine 7s30 P. M, \ besting* and veplilsling system this car. Retnember—only new CHEESE kansas. Entertains al the Piano Panotamie Vwbflily; (4) Safrty 2 the total amount of money in­ he is supporting everything that’s Choice of Soup. Juice or THE REV’. SEWALL t^MERSON that inhale* outside sir and ex- Center-Point Design ran give Florida has put a felony tag on volved. Plate Glare in wind^daVt and "criminal- Commuhism, anarchy, in them. Antipasto baW* stale sir—giving oomfori CSKR*. these finer motonng results; and The best th* lawmakers could Horvath was accused of selling RED T on ight SOSO onlyjjbe new Che\-rolet offer* all wiadowA and ($) the ni^ar- I Fahclam and Nazi<-ism.” Chers Salad bewnd compare! *(Hester and figure out was Ah*V-,^tha overall $16,000 on the black market and a M AS Center-Point Design at lowest •teady, tnper-aafe P nitigad smuggling $29,200 to Vienna. Aus­ Roart Youmr-Native d*)ro*t*r unit* optiouat at extra riuxeswMow program calls/Tor an^ncreaae in cost.) O'Mll. Knea-Actioa BsdA 2 Packages Of QUAKER PUFFED payroll-paycheck taxes from the tria. Msgr. Boga was charged i f ’hicken Learn To Know Christ and To Make Him Known Ash WeclnesdRy i present $1.800,000j )00 Tor old age with negiseting to rsport $44,800 Gtblet Gravy *c ______' and survivors Inauranm,- to about to the Hungarian National bank, WHEAT OR RICE for the price of 1 selling $19,000 in the bladlf mar­ Cranberry Sauce Ser\ ices'Here $5,000,000,000. Mashed or randi"d BRING THIS OROIR RLANK The "home relief” Idea ran into ket lUid smuggling $2,500 into ^CHEVROLET^ the closest scrutiny. Such Federal Czeehoslovakia and Romania. - POPS CONCERT Sweet Potal nee. I’j-'e Missioner THE REV. SEWALL EMERSON atZotm t Cbst TO OUR STORI -Ash Wednesday. March 2, is the aid, on a ' Federal-atate money Puddine or .lello with Rector of St. PeuPe Church. Norwmlk beginning of the Lenten season matclung basis, now is available Membership Incrcaeca Whipped Cream in t a w t t and wdll be observed with services only for needy aged, the blind and THE S. C CHORAL CLUB (NeMl And' Hot Rolls, Tea or Cnffee av-aa »• •• a in both Catholic churches in town. for dependent children. This pro­ Hartford. Feb. 3$— (P) — ’^>9 (Cltfl . Ashes will be distributed at St. gram costa the Federal govern­ membership of the {^nnecticut THE MERRY.WEDS — Bring Others — I O tin Q (c4m$ 1-Viltf James’ at the and of the I a. m. ment about $1,000,000,000 annual­ State Employes eMoelaUoh haa Yea, We Said Only 81 2^ been inereaeed by to about **| y ^ * * * * !* * > * »4l6n*sf sadsaktonud*ln mhaa, at 4 p. m-. and at 7:30 p. m. ly- 1,600 T u m . Evaning, March 1,1949 A l ^ »akb Un tstsH of lidt uBm. Cummbm w m pay any salet taz whan thara will alao be racltatioa 6,000 sinca laat October, ExoeuUro CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. aaVHMrPnffadWlMatatltkaiacaivad. of the Roaary and a aermon. Paul Revere was an artiUcry Secretary Bernard H. McCueker 8:00 P. M. Brinir The Family At NOTE: The Hpljr Commanion will be celebrated Each Day of New Britain told the aseoclation MANCHESTER At St. Bridget’s, ashes will be lieutenant who saw action some SECOND CONGREfiATIDNAL CHITtCH VESTRY Th’ s Price at 6 a. m. and 10 a. m. 811 MAIN STREET Uatti TWO FACKAOIt TO 6 CHtTOaM.' OTTn ClOfU Apail 1. 1949 distrib’-.tod at Hie 7 and 8:30 mass­ 20 yeara before his famous night at a meeting here yes'vjrdry. The ADULTS 60c—CHILUREJi 30c (Tax Included) es in the morning, and at 7:30 p. ride— and before he became a sil- goel is 7,5()0 members, McCusker \rel. 3802 Or 3847 RU veremith. said. / \ si ■ • * BIAMCHESTEilt BVBNtNO H EB AM ), MAIVCHnEBTBR, (XMlVi* HTOTTOAT, FETBRUART 'CT, 1949 PAGE n V B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. eONN„ MO.N’DAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1049 ✓ ■ rightfully Lcloiis i j other ton- jjuuds can only be bought for dol­ GarmfiiEr ahetM ka invltofi to ba- lars. coma an In ta fn l p u t of the union, n<‘W lioj)** aiul security to the tnbutoru but. ui.iciy lUi ,,4 t'Kiuin : Quid Badly 200 Present ■on of Center Congregational' Fil’cJt Results : Hoffman estimated a cut apd that "whan poaaibla the whola. hontaa will hold a food tale on Trir downtrodden people of the city. 1of a Just phiportion of those addi­ church. Laymen’s Day Rev. Edgar pointed out the fact tional taxes and funds that he $200,000,000. in aid would cause a of Garmany*’ alioald fia Invltad to day at the Co^op store starting at Joint Services Rsv. Chrl E. Olson ot Emanuel U ka pivL*’ Rockville that the ehureh is a laymen’s ORANGE HALL BING6 n Form contributes in pursuing his inter­ $70,000,000 decline In British on*! Hurt in Fall At Services 12 noon. Lutheran church read the New Of Local Drive ... ‘Plan* leetliby , movement and "today just as In ests in these forms of recreation. port oamlnga and thus would rs< Social Tonight Testament lesson. AtCliurebHere qtilre a total cut In British imports i Blnaton Churdilll yaatarday I Nehemiah’s lime it must have lay- It is also desirable to point out Tha C.T.O. of St. Bernard’t Are Held Here Prayeta of Faith were read hy fcJotoimmlMiUoM for publlcaUAt* la Um Open ronun^wlU not plaadad tor Europaan unity In a ------f 1 ini-fi who can reisignlze the needs 22 REGULAR GAMES that the benefit of the vfrloua of $270,000,000. chureh will hold a social thla eva- Rsv. Leland O. Hunt of Second MaMBlM il DiibUcatlon it U**v contain more than 30U words, i R e d dross Deposits He said It was estlmsted thst Rhode Island Oirl In> apaach to 10,000 paraona hare In Nasarene Gongregati^ Form Classes i-of a weary woriil. set themselvi*s services and programs carried out I nlng at eight o’clock at the church Congregational church. / f t a «*^tna to publish any ly tie r Britain thus would have to spend the Place da la B contributions •^J*^^**^^**^ tobacco; $ , less on raw by Cemfiiualata. \ the ridleule and i-iritieism of those rect benefit. More than to merely Officials Are Pleased 110000,000 Out of' Moving Auto jpNatstanding Layman being tnrited as guests. There will Is Conducted at the the Salvation Ar/ny. ;!ta l*S itW » which are defamatory or abusive wUl be selected. msteriels; $40,000,000 less on man­ Ha aald a jmlflad Europa 'waa about them. Laynnm in the church Sweepstake and Door Prize the license holders of the state. | be dancing, refreshments and en­ Rev. Karl Richter of Concordia j The South t'hureh ufactured goods and $30,000,000 "the aola maana of pravantlng an­ South Methodist tixlay an' doing a great work. In For Instance, there is a large u n -; Scattered returns for the first New London, Feb. 2A — with intarMt last night u Mrs. this social CYO membership cards Benediction. . { need to remind themselves of th<' Sportamra to the Ooveraor ' vide a cut in the amount to be ,The' reason the British ^program The^ union Pre-Lcnten service, Herman Johnson, president of eri». their Uncal deicenaanU and ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M ar began hta apaach at yeatar- E m Gardner, of Carthage, Mle- Them in Rockville; will be necessary. of the ehurch sehool of the South words of Neheniiah, We are tloing ^ K W STARTING TIME—7:4.$ 1 appropriated from the General leases who enjoy htmllng and fish -, Manchester Chapter of the Ameri- got such a close going ovsr was the Council of churches spoke on . Zamolda of 131 Point avenue, day>a maaa meeting to Engllah, Ha Murl, told of her efforts and actiy- Fresented Purse sponsored by the Manchester Methodist ehureh. shared the pMl- a cri'al work and we < annot eonie Oovehwr Chiester Bowles, Fund bv som e'f1.10.000. can Red Cross total 11029.00, «or this: behalf of members of his group , I Ing privileges without the necessi­ Shawomet, R. I., is on the critical aoon ahiftad to Proneh, however, lUea as a lay member of the Other News o f the City Council of efturctes, waa held last down.’ " State Capitol, Before______conlbuiing, _ may we point ...... ^ approximately 9 per cent of the Britain's undersecretary - for A t a reception held Sunday aft­ ______and welcomed the various churcb pit with the Rev. Fred Eilgar at ------ty of purchasing licenses. During j Ijat and Lawrence and Memorial which brought a ebatr from the Chqrch of the Hasarene. night In the south Methodist ^ ------^ ' i 1 Hartford, Conn. out that if every department uf i years of the past war all ser-1 goal of 111,000. ernoon for Rev. H. B. Olniatead, the morning worship .serviee ye.»- foreign affairs. Christopher P. Aasociated hoapitala from InJurlea crowd. This aervlce was the last of fif­ Rockrille, Feb. 28—(Special which* bnembers In attendanee.- Tour Excellency: - ...... ♦hat Ihe sute were to look strictly ! vIcemen and first year dischargees' D. Uoyd Hobron, chairman of rector of St. John’s Episcopal church, the sanctuary of ______terdav. Mr, Dunlap Kjaike on tlje Mayhew, told the United Nations Incurred about 6:30 p. m „ yester­ The leader of BriUtn’a Conaar- teen such aervlcea-which w^re held The women of the Farm Bureau ** '• to “ » were aetJorted tree access to these the Fund Drive, expressed saUs- his country had Just about recov­ day when she fell from an auto­ St ^strategic points In the New- church In honor of his twenty- was filled to capacity with mem- subjert, ■The laiymen's Oiurch.' vatlva party Ignored (tommiinlat unlto throughout Tolland county fifth anniversary aa rector of the and delivered a message in keep­ yA - -Me of of Its programs, that we would privileges, .\laay physically handl-; faction this morning at the large ered economically. mobile being operated by her fa­ hacklara, but not ao Balgium’a England dlatnct during' the last G ris w o ld 's C A \TV ON WOOL RUGS method of preaentlng o ------— ^ system of highways | veterans and others have ; amount reported for one day's col­ two weeka. Jheae aervlcea were church, a purse waa presented to Those ill Charge ing with the Ijivnien's Day move­ the controversy over the proposed Ever since, top officials on both ther on Route $4, .Groton, Paul-Hanri Bpaak who followad will have an opportunity to learn and roids. nor schools and play- j enjoyed tlris form of recrea-' lection. “ With contributions corn- sponsored by the DIatrlet Church the rector, the gift of the congre­ Rev. Fred R. Edgar, pastor ofi -mm • n i l ment throughout the emintry. SKimCi: STATION allotment of funds to the Fish and sides of the ocean have been Haley's Four Comers. him to the a p ^ a r is roatrum. coat and nuit making in a aeries of V Jl i a n d b r o a d l o o m grounds. nor recreation centers, I ^ jp p jj o„'tiet. Proposed measures j Ing in at this rate, the Fund Drive pumping out statements. And they Her injuries are Hated as a School Beard and were planned gation. Venerable Henry DeWolf the South Methodhrt church de-] ()f ]\la80l1l<' Ball Mr. Dunlap pointed rail , "Ihi' Game Department. However, we Addraaaing the Communlats In five lessons to be conducted by DeMauriac archdeacon of Hart­ neisi and the plaee and the f,ppor- 171 Wes< Cenlcr Strict nor hospitals and Institutions, as | p^p^pg would extend the ; committee Is hopeful of a short are all to the effect that while the sibte skull fracture and conti weeke In advance. Mrs. Gardner is livered the sermon. Choosing the ] _ have no other alternative since the ctowd directly, Bpaak aald "a t ford conducted the service preced­ tiinitv for eonseerated Christian Williard .1. Gee. Prop. KOOM SIZK AM ) WALL-TO-WALL we have today and this 1s only a ' tree privilege onee more to persons , campaign." he sold, British have made something of a and abrasions of the face. She the' Number One Uiy member of Miss Katherine Tingley, extension topic "The Choice Thst Is Before ^ you have completely disregarded partial list of the fncllitle.s that one moment In 1939 you stood Idle ing the reception at which Rev. U s," Rev. Edgar reminded his au- Stewart R. Kennedy, Reneral laymen in the ehunh and in the (’arpefs Repaired Expertly at least three offers by recognlted over sUty-flvc years of age and Progress will be recorded daily comeback, they still peed ERP unconaciou.a when admitted. becauee jrou aald thta was a cap- the denomination. Thle Is substan­ Clothing Specialist at the Univer­ (icncral Repair Work are public anset.s but a drain on tiated by her reported activlUee. sity o f Oonnertlcut, all aessioni to Albert Wllllama of Manchester, dlence that “at the beginning of cj^im ian of the Masonic Ball com- world tmiay. fJoil has givin men organisation leaders to confer old age benefits recipients. An- on the large scoreboarc^which has and American help. A hospital spokesman repbrited Itallat war and we ahould remain Tires. BaUeries. Theae activities Include an aver­ Rev. Albert Jepson of Warehouse the talents to he used and the with your office on the problem. our General Funds. other large group who have dls been eceseted In Center Park, south Mayhew himself spoke up again today she had regained conscious­ n eutral... be held at the social rooms of the Lent w* "f* poslUo,n to announced the chairmen of Accesstiries ness and is responding to treat age' of 7,00() personal calls a year, Union Congregational church In Point and Rev. George D. Wilcox look back'to the vision given to M.mi,- ehureh offers men the opportunil\' We wish to refute several atate- As the so-called ''cxplanallon " j tinctly felt the benefits of these of the Mary Cheney Library. Al­ at Lake Succes.a. N. Y. He said the "I t waa you who applauded to pul tliosi talentsent.s tolo theUH' gl'ni- gr0d years ago who did a In Its short term In office? operation In contributing Increas­ Seen Minimum summoned. London cabinet hsa. held aloof ' it one of the events of the year, td aasuage the apparent serious- ■ said, only In the, sense that pro­ worked five days a week, eight B'nal Israel Synagogue Will be the complete his seminan,’ training a t ' what he means to the world." great work in i•■budding tlie walls Aside from the text of this let­ ing amounts of license reveniie' from the movement largely be­ comparable in every way witli ness of the reduction , measures : duction has climbed substantially hours a day at pubUc work, and speaker at the session of the Adult Berkley Divinity school. New , Musical Program of the < ity of .lerusalem to bring mildest,best-tasting ter, may wc pause to point out over the past ten years when field-.' cause of the influence of Church­ kept a aix room home for herself Masonic Balls of former years. with w o r^ of assurance, etc. At (Continued from Page One) over pre-war levels. Human Rights Bible class of the Rockville Metho­ Haven, next year and "psked to be | A chorus made up from the com- i no time Is any attempt made to some other facts at this time? The conditions have grown steadily Disastrous To Trim Share ill. Today's election, giving a and her husband, without outaliV' relieved of his d’.ities at Vernon | amounts expended annually by verse effect he aald It .would have dist church this evening at 7:30 blned choirs of the participating deny actual cuts of 52 per cent in worse, even to the point of accept­ - Senator Pepper (D.. Fin.I com­ Socialist the presidency, w as gen­ help, and without remuneratlM. o'clock. His subject will be “The Center, September 1. Rev. Gris­ sportsmen for the purchase of ing with reluctance an Increase In on the British economy but also Creed Desire erally considered an effort to min­ from the church. churches under the direction of cigarette I've the Fish Irands and 19 per cent in detailed how it might cut Into i mented that he thought it would Psalter". wold has been studying at the Warren Wood, choir leader of the * the Game Funds nor arc they sat­ their licenses rcfirescht.s but s trif­ fees which now make our SUte's be disastrous to trim Britain's imise Churchill's role. Those who heard this tireless Hartford Tlieologlcsl Seminary ling percentage of the amounta United SUtes' exporU In cotton, i Auxiliary 5leettng Second Congregational church, ! isfactorily explained. among the nation's highest. Is the share of the recovery program. ' The council also voted to rec­ worker tell of the powers that lie The postponed meeting of the since the fall of 1946. In addi­ " which they spend each year for foods, tobacco, and Industrial (ContlBued from Page One) ommend that a "supreme court" dormant among the laity of our sang two anthems, "Souls of the ever smoked 1 More unnecessary wordage of present attitude of the Governor However, Senator Fulbright (D.. American Legion Auxiliary will be tion to his church duties and hit the privilege of pursuing their fa­ goods. I local churches surely can never bo Righteous" by Noble and “ Behold the letter Is devoted to repeating and hla administration exhibiting Hoffman expressed serious con -, Ark.) commented that the original of Europe be set up to enforce the' held this evening at eight o'clock Mudles, Rev. Griswold has been vorite fonns of recreation. In the a like spirit of cooperation nnd wishes for the meeting her* and United Nations declaration on hu­ the same and wiU not aoon forget Now. Praise the Lord” by Tit- flgurcs and allotments which is Mayhew statement had led sena­ S t the G. A. R. rooms. A special teaching at the Oxford school In FLINERAl. HOME past ten years, field conditions cern lest British progress be re­ Ini'oked Divine blessing on the de­ man rights. the visit and the message of the comb. Clarence Melsing. organist ground already trespassed sever­ good faith in keeping with the versed and a “stultifying and gen­ tors to the lmpres.slon that “we Rehabilitation program will be Hartford. He plans to continue have become such that It's almost promises extend by the platform liberations. The message was sub­ The nine-member court urged churches' Number One layman. at Emanuel Lutheran church pre­ al times before and very familiar erally demoralizing Influence on are forcing money on them." mitted by the papal nuncio, the carried out. with members pre­ this teaching next year commuting ENGRAVED IN GR.ATITI DE a nece.sslty to belong to some club upon, which they so confidently ^ Repre.sentatlve ’ Kee (D.. ‘ ''' W. by the council would transcend sided at the organ console. For the twosuT N can nuuwr. to us. the whole pace and vigor of Brit­ : Rt, Rev. Msgr. Fernando Cento. paring Easter favors and place from New Haven. He has been sc.r j prelude he presented "Cliorale in ; or organization dedicated tQ the Va.). member of the House For­ national boundaries and have Jur­ Family satlsfaetlmi Is a eoininaiid in Wil­ CSSMPNM. 1S47 SRO ItW A s has been stated aqveral campaigned? ' It .said: mats for the Veterans Hospltsl at i tlvcjfn musical circles and is principles of improving conditions Sincerely. |ish recovery" be substituted. isdiction over vlolationa of the Must Gel Permit E " by Franck and the postlude l liam i‘. tfuKli and staff. Years ol deliente times before; we are not primari­ eign Affairs committee, told a re- Newington and Rocky Hill. rector of the chonis for the Rock for hunting and fishing in order .Joseph Deacon . In describing the $940,000,000 as po'rter he doubted there would be* "f", human rights set forth In the U. was “ Fantasle in G Minor" by I funeral aehleveiiieiil liaxe engraved ly eonoemed with the funds al- Executive Steeling 1 ville Chapter SPEBSQSA. Barb. i to get any reasonable amount of President Manchester Division of I the "absolute minimum" Hoffman any attempt to penalize Britain if'I'* N.'s declaration. tjiilsh name upon local nieinories. lo tt^ for purchase of flsh and .said the program it woidd cover For Open Fires Mrs. Luther A. White, president I Open House The worship service was In enjoyment out of these sports. In Conn. Sportsmen Association. for what Mayhew had said In his | “"‘ly ^oly *The “righta" include freedom of I game alone, nor for any other sin­ father expresses his cordial good of the Women’s Guild of the Union Company E. Connecticut Na- charge of other ministers of the Wtlllain r. tliiish doing this, he voluntarily supports had been screened not only by the first statement religion, opinion, association and gle activity of the State Depart- British, and the Economic Cooper­ wiahej and invokea the Divine Congregatlonal church has called ' tional Guard will holcPopen house cooperating churches. An act of actlvitcs and programs of these Held For Embezzlement “ I don't think." he said, “ you freedom from arbitrary arrest or Dietrict Fire Warden John M menL We are alarmed, however, ation administration, but also by I can hold an entire nation respon­ blessing and guidance in the delib­ Boyle Issued n reminder to local a meeting of the Executive com- ' this evening at 7 p.ni. at the Man-1 praUe and the Responsive Reading when, la spite of a well merited groups which In turn spend com­ any form of compulsory labor. mltee for thla evening at 7 p. m. ' Chester Armory, the public being ^ t r e l««:l by Rev. Willard Me­ paratively large amounta annually the .'State, Treasury. Agriculture sible for one man's thinking and erations of the delegates at the residents to the effect that as of feeling of confidence expreaaed by Torrlngton. Feb. 28—i^Pi — Donat and Commerce departments. council meeting of the European at the church. • invited to visit the Armory and Uaughlin of the North Methodist In the stocking of their localities. E. Valllere. 26. of Torrlngton. was, talking." March 1, a permit will be required the -adminletratlon, in approving It al.so got a going over by the I Representative Voryi (R.. Ohloi, Movement, that their, efforts may SonthlngtoD Banker Dies for any burning that Is to be done Food Sale Friday The 13rd | church. The Old Testament lesson aim oat without alteration, the fig- Further, In purchasing equlpnfent. bound over to Superior court after Kiowa Council. Degree of Poca- j Division band will play. National AdvUorj- council on In­ I who piloted the original ECA bill contribute to the establishment of In the open outside of the Fire Dis­ 1 was read by Rev. Clifford O. Slmp- urea requeated by the Department supplies and various Items, which he pleaded guilty In Municipal Southington. Feb. 28— (JP;— Paul 2ji€st(er he finds use of In enjoying the re­ ternational monetary and financial through the House last year, said a Just and lasting peace between trict. This Includes burning in in­ as far aa adminletratlon and serv­ court today to a charge of em­ the nations." B. Kennedy, 70, aaalstant aecretary laxation he spends his part of the bezzlement. The court was told i problems. he. too, saw no indication the cinerators that are not covered. ices are concerned; and then do­ The budget bureau pave It The council unanimously adopt­ of the Southington Savings bank, Permits are Iseued without 2 9 b A\ain St. ing a complete about face by cut­ estimated $4,000,000,000 spent each that he appropriated $200 of the Hoiise committee would cut Brit­ /w/fo your olvn SO-c/sy fest of CAM^L /yj/Wf/5SS To7ringto“n'SanlVary firther M istaking review. Hofif- ain's aid Ju.st because Mayhew ed a resolution ‘ condemning all died suddenly at his home this charge, and may be secured from ^ANCHESTEl^ ting requests for purchases and year In the United States for these Judicial systems which “break the morning as htfprepared. to go to items. Nearly every one of these funds while employed by m«n made a speech. the Fire W'arden at 661 Middle His .altar, but also His pulpit. Jesus preemin- other Items to the extent that it pnny • “ My feeling,” he said, "Is that if human spirit.'' This was an ob- business. He Te survived by hla Turnpike, east, or from any of his Shortly before His ouffering anil will lefive very little for them to Jtems and supplies 'nre subject to that concern In general term.s. Hoffman tes­ entlv preached the gospel of salvation through tified. If a $200,000,000 cut were recoverj- Is here, wc wouldn't nec­ jvious reference to the trial of widow, four eons, two daughters three deputies; Edmund J. Boyle. death Jesus made this remark* faith in His blood. His Cross is the enduring work with and secure results as speelal sales, luxury and state and Josef Cardinal Mindzenty in Hun­ and a brother, the Rev. John P. 92 Middle Turnpike, cast; Fred Z. far as field conditions go. federal taxes which all go'Into the Fire kindled by fire sticks or by ■ made. Britain would have that essarily cut the amount of aid we pulpit of the world. "This Is My beloved Son, rooe on a htakc wa.s believed hy much less to spend for goods and Birnish, but that he would change |gary and that of 15 Proteatant Kennedy, paetor of .St. Francis Johnson, of 17 South Main street, able prophecy in the presence of In whom I am well pleased; hear ye Him." So We are not pacified elUier. by General Funds of the Slate and Xavier Roman C^athollc church of j or Harry Tomm of 318 Birch Moun- nations. The sportsmen, therefore ancient Scots to ward off disea.ses: services In th-> Ifnited States. Can- j the arrangement sb that w^ would j ch^rhmen in Bulgaria reads God the Father’s command; and that your slaborate explanation regard­ ada and other markets where 1 be paid back for more of It.' 1 The council agreed that waat Waterbury. • tain road. His enemies: **And I, if I be lift­ command we heed especially during Lent ing the operation of the State are not asking for funds which In their flocks. ed up from the earthy will draw when we listen to Christ s message of salva­ ownci^ hatcheriea which ends In tion, the Gospel. the statement that the past year has seen the production of nearly all men unto me** (John 12:32) a million trout in theaO hateberiee In explanation o f this prophecy Jesus Lifted Vp as Our KING and that a “substantial amount" As our King, Jesus rules mightily over all of these were of legal length. Yes, St. John, by inspiration of the rreatuies and especially governs and protects nearly a million trout produced, WEEK OF Holy Ghost, writes: “ this He His Church, snd all who tioist In him. and but actually only 197,542 of legal- finally leads them to glory. catchable length. Is this figure, TH Said, signifying what death He In onr .Savior’s deepest humiliation, Pilate \ representing a mere 20 per cer.l, FEBRUARY 27 asked Him; “Art thou a King, the administration's estimation of should die.** These good neighbors a “substantlar amount T Futher- then?" and Jesus answered; more there never has been any TO MARCH 5 h is Mesatanlc prophecy waa “Thou sayest that I am a King." augumsnt by the sportsmen In re­ T fulfilled. On the first Good Jesus waa our King even when gard to supporting the operation Frldav .lesus was lifted up on He was being condemned to . of these hstchcriea with revenue the Cross of Calvniy. where He death. He l.s our King now and deserve our thonks~ from license funds. died for the sin.s of the world. forever. A t this point, we would like to Thla prophecy, so remarkably acquaint the po’wers-thst-be with fulfilled, proves Christ’s fipity the fact/ that there is no apparent —Hl.s Snviorshlp—the truth’,:bf Jesus Lifted I'p as saving in operating these plants His Gospel—our eternal s.alva- over the regulaf commercial pur­ TIRES Uon. Jesus was lifted up for us Our SAVIOR and our help!" chase of trout, as the coat per on Calvary In order that we pound of those produced differs BATTERIES 8tnf9^ might be lifted up in Him to Saviour! How meaningful Is very slightly from that of those 6.00 X 16 - $7.95 heaven's glory. This blessed this word! It sums up every­ purchased outright. It has also truth we consider with our thing that is expressed by the been advanced in this regard that heart.s in the sarred season of titles of our Lord; Pi lest. Pro­ ths new hatchery at Franklin will A u ra u T E 6.50 X 15 - $9.75 Lent. Hr Died For Mr and Triumphed phet. King. soon be in full operation and add Je.siis, the lifted-up Savior greatly to the number of trout Jesus Lifted Lp as Over Death For Me. 6.50 X 16 - $9.95 draws men unto Himself. He produced. For specific information DELCO m . Our PRIEST does not compel men to come may we state that In the words ! to Him. He uses no human ou KNOW them as Joe and Mary, or Tom of the fitate Department, this pro-1 Jesus was first lifted fip to weapons of force but draws lovingly, convinc­ jeet is still in the experimental 6.00 X 16 Mud or Snow — $11.95 the Cross for us as our Priest. Calvary was an Y and Sue. They’re your neighbors. Every altar: God's own altar on which He sacrificed ingly, through the Gospel which is a power of stage and it will be some years be­ TRADES .ACCEPTED GoCE ON EASY TERMS plufi tax. With old tire Changed. turion to Him. Hp'drew tho.se who smote their aside and do one of the biggest jobs of the year. amazing love! Scripture tcstfffes; “Such an all program. breast and letilrned from talvarv to .leru- The Impretalon la gathered from rr if/i OhI Battrry Exchanged High Priest became .us. Who is holy, harmless, iindeflled. separate from sinners, and made aalem. He has drawn untold milnilllons who make , TTiey’re doing just what they ask of you— the meaaage'a wording that the up the Christian Church. hatcheries are a comparatively Our Down higher than the heavens; who needeth not new source of trout stocking Make—Y ear— Description Price Payment MOHAWK, LAFAYETTE, dally, as those high priests, to offer up saerl- giving to help others through your Red Cross. which is not correct, tnaamiirh ita flee, first for hts own sins, nnd then for the Jesus Mas Iifte4l up on Calvary. But they give their time as well as their monej. they have been , in operation and i •48 NASH “600" CLUB COUPE. Radio, healer, peonle's; for this He did once, when He offered their cost paid by licenae revenue PENN TIRES up Himself." Hehriwvs 7:26-27. Blessed are you if you believe ii) Tliey deserve our thanks for unselfishly de­ overdrive, seat covers. Red Book Value $1,985.00. $1,795 $595 How great Is this mystery of godliness! tor some time. In addition, the Guaranteed Unconditionally For One. Year Him. for ill Him you will he amounts now requeated for repairs CHAINS Ch?1st. our High Priest, offered Himself On voting their time to this great cause. to thane facilities and equipments , •48 NASH “600" 4-DR. SEDAN. Radio, heater, that we meditate during T.ent. Tlmt i.s the central message of the Passion Storv lifted up to life eternal. Believe the result of past slights to the All fiizps. all types. Slamlurd l.uj; I{i*iiiforced seat covers, fog lights. Red Book Value $1,925.00.. $1,745 $585 6.00 X 16 - $8.95 So when the man or woman representing Fish find Game Department In the this truth and make it known t gel it done. of technicians, warden service, etc. 30% OFF covers. Red Book Value $1,675.00. All prices plus tax. With old tire exchanged. W s seriously dispute this logic ,! since a considerable amount of the •16 NASH ••600’’ 4-DR, SEDAN. Radio, heater. 1949 Call to Lenten Services U'ork performed by technicians is Red Book Value $1,460.00. $1j245 $415 c f major benefit to many groups WEDNESD.4Y EVENINGS 7:30 othar than the licensed sportsmen Firestone of tbo State. The resources and •46 FORD V-8 4-DR. SEDAN. Heater and seat ' General Theme You, too, can help through wild life of our country is the pro­ rovers. Red Book Value $1,423.00. $ U 4 5 $385 perty and concern of every tax­ PERMANENT SEAT IN THE LARGE UPPER ROOM WITH OUR SAVIOR payer and citlsen and Ita continued :il NASH AMBASSADOR 4-DR. $EDAN. Heater TIRES AN D TUBES prosperity IS as vitsl to the pro- LENTEN APPOINTMEN-TS Your RED CROSS ‘ and seat covers. Red Book Value $1,045.00. $895 $300 grees of Our country itself sa many COVERS All Sizes, All Grades MARCH 2 (ASH WED.)—THE LAST PASSOVER...... LUKE 22:7-18 mors apparant factors. Futher- ANTIFREEZE Tailor Made’To Kit Your more, the Warden service spends •41 MERCURY 4-DR. SEDAN. Radio and healer. MARCH 9— UNHOLY PRIDE ...... LUKE 22:24.10 ^ C a r a major part of their Uraie in pro- i Red Book Value $1,095.00. $745 $250 MARCH 16— HUMBLE SERVICE ...... JOHN 13:1-20 tectlag tat IntarMts and property MARCH ^3— A DISCIPLE WOUNDS HIS SOUl...... JOHN t3:21-;i0 of neraona not bolding licensee, , MARCH 30— HIS TRIUMPHANT SOIII...... JOHN 13:31-3.1 periUpa,morn than in,protecting r gal. '36 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN. Radio and $295 $100 Up To the pitvUagaa extended to purebaa- $2.65 % OFF heater. Red Book Value $395.00. ■ ' 25% OFF AI'RIL 6—THREE-FOLD DENIAL FORE WARNED . . . JOHN 13:16-38 era it thegs Ueanaes. 25 APRIL 15— (GOOD FRID.AY)— HIS LAST M ILL AND TESTAMENT Progressing, Mr. Bennet points .\s low ax install­ Ml ran, Winterized end ready to roll with 80-day written guarantee. TRADE AND. 1 CORINTHIANS U;23-2S out the preaalBg ne*da of educa- Also a Few Goodyear Tires Kth>lenc-(

• 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« MONDAT. rEBRUART 28. 194B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 88, 194»

Uon budget waa increased SS.S3S . t curacy, what RusMa'ii attitude | w'age." The operation of that con-1 W erner’s Students for general expenaaa. Tba reason The Better Hind tfilattrlirBtpr wiU be. To ««««»"» that Ruisia's i tract now produces a slight divl- : Aufl the Red Cross Is You for the tax rate being raleed waa ME^*S NEEDS ‘ answer to any progress for the j Uend which General Motors has | In Four Recitals explained as partly due to the UIdspire—4'on rt ley /EopHiuu Jjpralb concept of world government i decided to transfer to consumers building of the new achool which Tardley—S|MirtMiMn / ■ -"xV la in the btMMlng and process of ' PUULMHICU MV rUB would be “no" ft not a prediction, j generallyl So deciding. General Leatberle, Etc. ' MIXAU) PKINTINU CU., INC ' Frederic E. Werner announces finishing as toon aa materials can t> BiiMlI 8trt«*. but merely an evasion of our own Motors obviously had lU eye on | the first of a series o f mid-s«aaoa be procured. Arthur Dru|i; Store Il*ncii(at In any way assisted in Read “Hobbytng** Every and if it ends peaceably, some afternoon, March 27 playing the WBHBKH ur the maklhg and selling of these Saturday Night X” ■ASStH'IA rKI> fliKSR progress for world government W a Piling ' works of contemporary composers. books gT tM y appreciate the fine Tna XlM*'<’*a*ad •» tn.'xal,' should be the keystone of that I The third recital will be given cooperation of everyone both far •n'.itiaa »\'.n* ><*• rpi'iit>o.-»i'<.n oi peaceful ending. The flrst quos- I by Paul (TieteUt on Thursday and near. Our thanks goes out to HOBBY SHOPPE all oe«. d\t'«uiii'» ci.ii'tr.i ti 'I ot . . „ The PTA meeting which waa to evening, April 7, at 8:15, who win all. « OilsweU Street Phene S2U noj uthom'K i rni ifa n in> o*D»i | tion of our tlnir is not what Rus- have been hold Tuesday. March 1 Opew 10 A. SL to T r . SL and ai.o ina 1^ ' when we propose it, play compositions by Bach. Mc- All n fn t. M|\ffi.iii>i'c.r'llr#serre(S i «i > > has been postponed until .March { Dowell and many more of the d'auatiha, nerai.x^tr* •Inc r»«.fT»a but whether wo ourselves will ac- 10. I masters writing. iTuH ~ • - K - k • •— tually propose It. Tile guest speaker. Dr. .lack I The fourth and closing recital Income Tax Service lr»c. I will be by the Advanced class on , Sabloss. physician lii charge of Sunday afternoon, April 24, when Ereninff and Weekeads HuDii^ner* l:eiiresci.li.t»'es The the Bureau of Child Welfare, spon­ JUi'll* .VUItirw, rti»i’*l As-'IOI - . '• > « I Dividend From Tito? the works of old and modem com­ Appointments TjrS. rn .'Hf', l'»ll" 'l 4MI K sored for Crippled Children by the posers will be played. Thomas J. Shea March l-IO The rift between Rus.sis and State Oepartinent of Health, will ! Friends end all who arc intefeat- 0 UbUHtll AL'Illl BL'IlKAtl Ol' Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia need apeak on "Rheumatic Fever." ed are cordially Invited to attend so DIvitlon street—S-I70S Um t lATU’Nti______not All us with any love for Mar­ The PTA meeting which is open Post, American Legion, thla eve-1 ing in the Legion rooms on Wall i these coming avanta. Tae Hersia Prnunf Omipaoy. Ine-. shal Tito. He is quite as undemo­ i to the public will be held at the Son ill Coven I ry sMuroe* no Bnnncal rt.P"i'»ih'li|> foi Firehouse and will begin promptly street. Memberships will also be tyR-arseb'eAl •rtt.r, APPSaring in as cratic as Rtalin; the difference be- taken up. Post members will meet ..rt'semtnt* ni'O '>tii4i re.'l'ni niLllti. at 8 p. m. Mrs. Pauline Utile ; tween them is that one is a Rus- , ^h, proposed consolidated post in their rooms at that time. in The M»rrh»«lei Kien'ng ll.rda. UIIMiAanlle Ks. Phone tnS.VWI The Ladles’ Association of the Ellington • I Sian and the other is a Yugoslav, office tor South Windsor was dis- wi> First Congregational church will Monday, February 28 I But Tito's reluctance to become cussed by Geo. Fnes. town repre- INC6 »AE The allocation of the specific i meet at the Firehouse r.’eflnealsy A 36 mill tax rate waa laid at • I Just another Russian, in the name ®' RepreseutaUve grade or grades to be placed at | for an all-day work session, the adjourned town meeting held Auto Repairs Russia In Or Out? A. A. Rtbicoff at a meeting in the Center school for the school j Maridel. Eletty Lou. and Russell ' of Communism, has caused the Hartford Friday, concerning post- Friday night In the Ellington Town A TAX Dr. Philip C. Jessup, special split between Russia and Yugo­ term 1949-50. will be decided at ■ A. Leonard. Jr., returned over the hall. This is an increase of aLx mastera. the Board of Education meeting | (Ceek-end following a week with mills over that in effect dunng Brakes, Tune-ups, Whegls Vaited SUtes diplomatic represen­ slavia, and for that split there are At present there are six RFD ASSISTANCE Tuesday night. In addition to thla their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. the past year. Joseph Girardlni W Balanced With Oqr New tative to the United Nations, gave certain dividends. roule.A, one star route and three and other numerous queatlona to F. W. Walker, In Yalesville. vva.A the chairman of the above p/ group, would be the Soviet bloc. lege of refreshing themselves be­ ment hivf played s series of Mirrors, Glass The International Union would. If games for th,e past six weeks. hind the Yugoslav border, these i They are nowr makingr plans for Furniture Tops, Window Iti attempted to aet up an Interna­ reports have now been succeeded | next year's tourrtapieut, tional police force, face the ultl- and Plate Glas.s, Auto Glass hy new rumors, to the effect tlist A pubhe hearing b^' the Zoning naate necessity of having to go to Tito is putting barbed wire along Boaid of Appeals will' he held In Watkins proudly joins with America's feading ■ v^ar with the Soviet Union." his Greek frontier. the Town Hall Fri«Uy, Miti^h 4 at White Glass Co. DAIRY ^In these remarka. Dr, Jessup So. for the first time since the | *P ’ ™' The spplloation of V\ lam ; .. „ CTiapmsn. of 15 Rogers road 21 Birch St. ManrhestPr Waa dealing with a problem which United States began arming and i * - FARMS carpet manufacturers to present the First Annual Carpet Hartford, is for an exception td"-- Open Dall.v 8 A. M. To 5 P. M. apUU even thoBe who are united l on.ncing Greece, there seems a the side and rear yard require­ Ineliidlng Saturday in the movement for world gov- : p^snee that the guerrillas may be ments, In connection with proper­ 1100 BUHNSIDE AVE. 144 MAIN ST ty he proposes to purchase from Fashion Opening . . ^ enunent, and which crops up in i waning rather than waxing in W^-nly Of Parking CAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER sj-ery dtscussion of the world gov- j .trength. And Tito, the Yugoslav .vinderson Brothers of Cliapel road, Dtj Premi-ses South Windsor. j TEL « Ji J1 TEL ENTERPRISE 1125 -f,. Bent movement. Communist dictator, seem.s to de­ in the . Spring parade a special exhibition for the next teri days Ttie last national convention of serve moat of the credit for this United World Federalists, how- fact. of the 1949 styles . . . exciting new colors, patterns ewer, resolved this question by I’his is a ti>ken dividend from \ adopting a resolution which said. one split on the fringe of the Rus­ Qi effect, that the promotion of sian sphere of influencer''It shows . and textures from w rm government and the *olu- „;hat ; iiuie split can'do. Uovtof our difficulties with Russia I Noting this, one might also note America's best known carpet looms. are actually part of the samq . that Anna Louise Strong, the problem, which admitted, »in ef- American nevvspapenvoman who fact, that true world government . had been welcome In the arms ot can only come within the context Moscow for many years, was ex- luminum of an Improvement of Russia’s at­ j pellod fi-om Ru.ssis after .she ha l 1948 titude toward questions of sover­ t begun writing that the Chinc.se eignty and international coopera­ oilers tion. ('ommuiiists had a de.stiny all their own. This, we think, is the only sound view. We tend to share Dr. Jes­ sup’s predicUon that any attempt Keeps The Kali Rolling reduced to 2 1 . 9 5 to form a world government with­ I General Motoiii. in accompany- out Russia would merely lead lO ', Ing its two cent an hour wage cut war. I , —dictated under its union con- Only a Thayer Zephyr Stroller combine.s the That ia, however, no reason for , tract by the recent drop in the Bu- I Uunking that world government ia ' rrau of Labor Statiatic-s coat of beauty of gleaming aluminum and rich two- tone colors with the comfort of .springy bent something thst hss no chsnce in nving index ’ with a alight drop Although a Wilton. Groavenor 199-95 tubing and heavy padding . . . and the sturdi. owUme. Andourovvn.prediction 'in the price of it., sutomobiles 7 carp«t la ao different with lU of whmt Russia is willing to do to- hsa given s token compliance with ness of traditional Thayer construction. Self- high and low loop pile It looke d*y ia no excuse for evading our a good principle like an entirely new weave. Originally 2 3 9 .9 5 oiling squeak-proof wheel bearings and safety From the Looms of Mohawk. own answer to the question of u hs.s chosen u. Itan.slnte the brakes. Handle folds compactly for travel or VALUE MOHAWK what we ourselvea are willing to wage cut wliich ia a resiill of a dc- do tomorrow. | ^ storage. Grey or turquoise. The preaent world situation ia further decline in the cost of liv- too! Here . . . »nd now . . . yoa can leisurely choose one of a cold war shovtdown be­ Kelvinator’s 1948 low price leader, iiig--or at least that ilcpartnient reduced to make way for the 1949 or dream about new Fashions for your floors . . tween Russia and the United of the cost of living which is rep­ model which replace.s it. Same fine One o f a kind bargains . , . at Watkins. Plain, States. Eventually, there must be I resented in the price of automo­ Kclvinator temperature-guarding Pol- loop-pile velvet irregulars the foundation of home decorating. one of two results to that show­ bile transportation. arsphere Sealed Mechanism, known from one of America's down. Cither we and Russia General Motors thus keepv the (1) Thsyer stroller in grey, discontinued See them in rich profusion, for dependability and quietness. Space — model; Reg. $18.75...... 9.95 greatest^ looms. Cbpice of fight Or we and Russia make a ‘ lower cost of living ball rolling. for 25 lbs. packaged frozen foods and grey, green or rose; 9 ft. spotlighted, and enscmbled with many Variations in settlement. j letting one decline in the coat ot ice cubes, 10 qt. sliding, glsss-covcred wide. Reg. $9.75 if perfect. \t we fight, nothing makes too living generate another. (1) Thayer toddler In maroon, discon­ furniture, draperies and wall coverings much difference. crisper. Obviously, no one wants this tinued model; Reg. $13.76...... 8.9.) . . . a real Inspiration to every homemaker. Come today. But if we come to the time when pror-ess to be carried too far—to we are going to make a world set­ extremes. No one wants, to b<- . (2) Thsyer toddlers in blue, discontin­ Loop-pile tlement then that U the time for frank about it, a continual and un­ ued model; Reg. $14.95 ...... 9.95 ^®*Hca itself to be ready^ to lay limited drop in prices, in which its own eery best cards on the U- wages _ and piirea drive each othc *^4»at will be the moment for j continually lower, in a ilrastic re- irregulars We United States to try to make verae of the Inflationary proces.s $ 4 0 .0 0 down TwUt that won’t come the cornerstone of Its peace with ; from which vve have been suffer- avt, even after phsmpoo- R”—*» an agreement on that and only $11.77 s month for 15 ' li^ . ts s quality featura Ing the past three years. What i.'< of woven - through - ^ - ^^gWWffthenlng of the United Na- wanted la balance, a balance be month*'pays for this Kelviiwtor. You hMk Bramhlc twUt . . . «q. yd. ‘ 'Vena which can put that organi- tween wages and the coat of Uv cgn buy any Watkins Electrical Home -WATKINS- one of tbeoe “heavaaly ***■» w srir tha Matas a( a true, ing which mill make a "living Appliances on similar low, easy terms. 75 f/t JnnUv/’sa /y carpets by I.ass.'' $ taMeff, spssM gafeesumau. wage- a copatant sort ef thing. 75 " If Owt moment for agreement General Motors has. In Its cost there la no onelwho can | of,living contract with its unions, ullth any claim of ac- ] tried to guarantee this "living

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MANCHESTER EVENTNQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« MONPAT, FEBRUARY 28, 194f PAGE NINE mSim MANTHESTEK EVEWINU HKiKAUU. M A.’M.MES lEK. OUNN.. MUNUAT, FEBRUARY 28, 1942 PAGE E IG H f Erlukaon. Mary Dimlop, Ethel Lee, men they had been tricked into Juanita Spencer, Sarah Nhrtb* Marlborough fighting. A joint Arm y and Navy B o lto u nick, Ethel Howard, Dortthy Mc­ Insurance Agents - A bout Tow n Siam^s Army, committee was appointed to Inves­ Did You Know Tltaf— w Subsidies Plan Dort* Molir D’ltaila Kinney, Mrs. B. J. Shinn, Vera Ford to Push tigate the outbreak. Saccocclo, Alvie Warren, Laura The next remilar meeting of the Share ‘Jackpot’ Edwin D'Agostino of 45 ^rm ^ ?Iavy ill Clash The government announced TeL MaacbMter 5545 Lee and Dorla Skinner. I'he play Grange will W held Thursday, Draws Favor Drive is spending a vacstloil^^- about 40 plotters had been arrest­ Youngstown Kitchen Equipment will be presented at Bolton Com­ March 3, at which time the lec­ Small Models scvgral weeks visiting his parents ed. munity Hall on April .29. OPENING TOMORROW! Military whUt w ill be played at Hartford, Feb. 26—OP) - Hart­ turer, Mrs. Gladys Dancause wiU at their home in Dradenton, Flori­ The director of the government the Cqnmuinlty Hall tonight at 8 Rev. John E. Post trf Quarry* ford's insurance agents were all da. At Least 11 Killed in vllle Methodist church attended present a progra'm entitled "4-H Polish Legion Vote^ in i publicity department was quea- Can Be Purchased at o’clock In the Uiird of a scries of Plans to Step Up Low * sinlles toctay. They hit their annual tlie annual pre-Lenten Retreat ot I and Agricultural Night." •'jackpof' In commissions on insur- ; tloned but was released. Sup|>ort o f Bills Pend* Mrs. Carrie B. Cribberly of 28 Outburst at First Laid I Cable facilities and the Don ten parties being sponsored by the Uie ministers o f the New England ' er>Priced (^rs in L in e ance carried by the muiilcipalily. The spaghetti supper last 8ab Otis street announces thg marriage , Muang airport were shut^wn. Home Economics committee of Southern Conference of the Meth­ City Manager Sharpe reported , fng on Housing To Overthrow Plot urday which was si>oniK>red by the Substantiallv of her daughter. Helene Haynes, to Troops reopened both today./ THE W. G. GLEN N EY CO. Polton Orange. Purpose of the odist church today in Warwick, that 101 licen.scd agcnt.s shared in R. 1. Home Economics Committee of the CAMERA—RADIO Raymond Dunn on Saturday Feb­ I During the wildest part of the Compktc Hardware Store parties which are given on alter- Grange netted about $25. AND the distribution of $14,703.48 In' Hartford, Feb. 28.—(A’l—State ruary 26, at Avon. Bangkok. Feb. 28.—iiP)—TBe ; shooting, big guns werq, used in Detroit, Feb. 2S — Schools her* will open Monday m “ ■,rd I accrued commissions for the period j^^r housing are favored government today announcedr or- the vicinity of both the N i^ y de- 386 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 4148 rate Mondays Is to obtain funds Motor Co. went ahead with for the third term when sessions ! ending -March 31 of this .voar. j department of the d«r had been restored after a Sat- partment and the Ministry of De- tor the Improvement of heating today to atep up production o f ' The NYPS Fellowship bansuet of I West Haven Man will be held In the new three-room Under the distribution i Polish Legion of American Veter- the Church of the Naiarene will -e facilities at the hall. A setback lowci-priecd mode'.a siib.itantrally. ■ hased on a copyrighted plan of urdsy night" cissh between ■ fense. . school for the first time with about ans. held at the YMCA. 79 Main atreet, Siamese Army and Navy preson-, The Airoy, Navy and police aet Output of Lincoln cars, however, City Insurance Adviser Alfred tournament is being conducted on 90 pupils attem’.lng from Grade 1 This statewide veterans' group Friday, March 4. iii.stead of Map'h nel resulted in scores of casualties. ‘ up roadblocks at strategic points Taken by Death will be cut aharply. the. (jompany Primo. the individual shares rang-" voted in ‘support of the subsidy every other Monday/plght. Re­ through Grade 7 Inclusive and Mrs. LUGGAGE SHOP 14,. as previously announced. Ross A t least 11 were killed. blocked off sections of the city. i^/ ------ant'ounccd. ei! from a tops of $282 to $5.64. I bills now pending In the Legisla- freshments will be -^rved and Mildred Fillmore of Hebron ss the Executive Vice President Erne.st ■ Emerick will be the guest speaker. Officially, the government said, Last October a group of high prizes awarded. j West Haven, Feb. 28 — — principal. Gujr Glass has been ap­ 1 ture during a meeting in New the claah was a "misunderstand­ ranking Army officera were ar- R. Breech aaid Ford had no inten­ 'i BrMain on Sunday at the Sergeant Same Day Service A plastic demonstration will be James J. Doody, 57. office equip­ pointed janitor at the new school Company 1. of the SMFD an­ ing." Earlier announcements had reated for plotting to take over tion of following General XIolor.s ' Sakowie* post homo. ^ given at the regular, meeting of ment and supplies dealer, died and has already begun his duties. MANCHESTER lead in ciitlins; prices. He Indicat­ swered a call last nlghi *'t 9:50 to said plotters had tried to over­ the Phibun government. The gov­ ■ thVsAV.S.U.S. of Qiiarryvllle church 113 MAIN STREET M ore B ogus Attorney Waldemar J. I-aeh. of throw the government of Premier ernment itself came into being yesterday at his home. ed currert v.apes and material ; Hartford, judge advocate and leg­ fight a fire that .started In an In­ • nt the church, on Wednesday at 8 Slashed Oar Tops Puzzling Phibun Songgrani and install one through a coup in 1047 when the I During World war II. Doody was co.st.s were too high. islative offieer of the State depart­ cinerator and spread to the grass o'clock. Each member is, invited G-M announced price rcdiKliDiis on the Tre.at Fnim on McCIean headed by Direk Jayanam. resign­ Thamrong Nawasawat government THIS SERVICE DAILY to bring a triend to the pleetlng. I chairman of Draft Boaru Nine. He ‘ Bills Passed ment of the Polish Legion, told ed ambassador to Great Britain. was overthrown by Phibun. I also was a membei of the Zoning Meriden. Feb. 28— (A>) —Police FREE GIFTS FOR ALL WHO ATTEND ranging from $10 to $150 Friday. ! 9 i the delegates that state sub.Hidies Hill. The fire burned pbout an I hc society is rchearslng^a three------I The,government statement indi­ Board of Appeals. Doody was a today were admittedly puzzled No other ar.to firms appeared I are needed to strike at the heart acre of tall grass and at one time set .comedy, "Sister Sumc Swings I about the mystery of the slashed threatened a tobacco shed on the cated the Army and Navy fight­ EXCEPT ON.SATURDAY j Fourth degree member of the ready to follow suit. of the housing problem. It," several Uincs a wfcek under convertible automobile tops. Four Secret Service (’oiiliim-, premises. ing was engineered by plotters the direction of Marshalj Love- ! Knights of Columbus and a past The Most Complete I09.IKM) Monthh Target Ileseribe Bills in Detail more tops were slashed over the who seised the Publicity depart­ grove. A former recent of Glas­ i exalted ruler of the New Haven Ford plans to attain a com')ined | ing Invesliwafion in He and' .state ( ’ommander week-end. bringing to seven the General Manager George H. ment of Radio Bangkok Saturday tonbury, Mr. LovWrovc has been ; lodge of Elks. No. 25. He served total of 109.000 ears and trucks ; Frank .Sobota of Wallingford, number of top* slsshed In s wesk. Two Hartford .Arrests both of whom papeared in behalf Waddell said today that plans are night and announced the new gov- Garments firought To Our Plant n member o f ^ Glastonbury for severeal years as chairman of monthlv by June. Breech aaid. I emment had taken over. Direk at CHIST the President’s Birthday ball here. All the csr top* were slashed at ' of the subsidy bills favored by the complete for the holding of Uumimmity Players and is now a night while the vehicle* were park­ This is’ well above December'a | the j the time was watching a theater member of the/u'ovenlry Plajffrs. He leaves his widow, a daughter Hartford. Feb. 28 Pi - Tlic ' state administration during public Thursday referendum on ed In front of the homes of Uulr I post-war record of 8S.141. performance downtown and later 'I'liose memberi) of the society tak­ and two sons. 8 tineral services will hearings last week. dcacritR’d the question of banning outdoor cir­ iefore 10 A. M. owners, police reperted. Mercury prodi;ction will aim at I passing of three luoie rounteifeit I pending bills in detail. cuses and carnivals here. Voting said he know nothing about the COLDS! ing part in -the play arc Agatha I be held Wednesdsy. 19.S00 unit.s by June. $20 bills bringing tlie I tal in ibe plot. i c t o r Among the points stri'ssed by will be done at each of the four R C A V On the other hand. Lincoln out- Disarmed by .Army Patgol stale to 13 was reported today by I the Polish Legion at Sunday's di.stricls from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. \e Called For At 5 P. M. put. which totaled 3.763 for Feb- . j mcefing in favor of subsidies The military clash was touched MUSTErOLE ruary. will he cut to an average of | the secret service as investigation I were; off when six Navy enlisted men on 2.500 monthly. Breech said. He ex- continued in two Hartford arrests About 20 persons were on hand I RADIO and TELEVISION CENTER I 1. That they would definitely al- at 9 a. m. today to receive income patrol .. near _ a bridge . . - on the out- Slight Additional Charge pialnerl that demand has ' dimin-; ^ nationwide war on bogus leviate the housing shortage and tax return aivsiatance from deputy : j'**''^* Bangkok were disarmed ished materially. - ; operators. ' would not merely "rob Peter to collectors sent here to aid tax-l*’ y .*o Army patrol and told to For This Service IN MANCHESTER A t South Bend. Ind.. SUidchakcr ^ .^erviee Acent William pay Paul." payers. The collectors are here ' w*H* back. Sonic soldiers began PRESCRIPTIONS Agent For Ihe convenience of Manchester residents we are proud to announce Corp. also announced a production , J. Gilmartiii said the latest three 2. They would help in the dircc- daily in the Municipal building , shooting at the Navy men, killing CALLED FOR increase, the firm said the present passed to New H.aveii ! tion ' of reducirtg rentals in gencr- from today through Friday. 8:30 °oe...... the opening of a new Television and Radio Center. Our spotlight is on weekly schedule cf 3,810 units 'merehants over till*the week end. ThevThey | a. m. to 5 p. m. They will also be ! A Navy captain then cMIed up- AND RCA Victor— world leader in radio, F.M. and television. weekly would be boosted to 4.610. They would help to reduce here March 7 to 11. units at the Naval base to Vichis Camera Shop pre Identical to ti e $20 bill pa.ssed The corporation will Ijcgln hii- Wednesday by two men froni New the housing shortage to the extent _ ‘ , . I come into Bangkok and take up DELIVERED ing 1.800 new employes to1. 1^1. MOVIE A NEW LOW IN PRICE gating s collision at sea in which dency, toward anemia, and were mated that $27,000,000 scg'far l.ns CAMERA Lovie Camera the destroyer escort Marsh was generally In a better physical con­ gone into the plane. h5s a 320- Why let menus get dull and boring during l^ n t? Lighten and With 2.5 Lens badly damaged when rammed in dition than those receiving no foot wingspread. brighten your in^als with the grand variety of waler-freah, tasty the foijWard section by the destroy­ meat supplement." Hughes, through tJi'e •ipoke.smau, for an fish you’ll find In our Fresh Fish Case. We’ve all your ftvorltea— 1116.50 Tax Incl. er Tsusslg. declined to say hpw or when the all the big fellown and all the little ones, too . . . both shelled No one was Injured in the mis­ Cost of Living Jumps plane was damaged or .vhat part and finned— just waiting to cateh your family’s appetite with With 1.9 Lens hap. which occurred during maneu­ of it was affected. their delleloua goodness. Serve fresh fish t<>day—and add a taste $145.50 Tax Incl. vers the night of Feb. 22, about Shanghai. Feb. 28— t.Ti —Shang­ of magic to your Lenten meals! you never qot as much 500 miles west of here. hai's cost of living index today hit Ambrosia was the food and nec­ Moil^s K108 The Twelfth Naval district head­ 643 per cent above the level of tar the drink on which the god.s quarters said the ships were run­ Aug. 19. It has Jumped 84. per cent of ancient Greece were .supposed ictor Leff and Right RCA V ning with lights out. in tb.e past two weeks. 1 to fe^d. Both ships are in the Naval ship­ FILLETS yard here. Repairs to the Marsh ^ M. M. 1.6 w-ill take a month to six weeks. A FANCY hole was rammed in her below the SKINLESS Lit. 2 5 c /Coated Lens water line and several compart­ Some plain facts about ^ ments flooded. Damage to the Taussig was / Reverse Action FOR ONLY slight. F .W t'Y FIR.5I / Still Action $ 3 2 5 .0 0 Plan SIA4 Fril. Tax SEE BRUNNER TODAY I InstallstioB Extrs While You're ^ 4 * iti ^lodel at I.«ft MACKEREL For That Extra Trade-In On Your Car 120.00 Away 358 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191—NIGHTS 4185 , l-'RESliLr HUCED iT is NO trouble at ail for a 1 .. .Moflel at Right 1 ^^itli Kodamalic burglar to break into your • Since esrly experiment! with lulfa It, •III p'rotluai some 6(tceo year* ago, manv 4853532353234853324853532323534853485353532323235323484848234853532348 $138.50 home while you are away, BLUEFISH V •ulfa iubuancei have been developed, and the tulfai are now exteniivHy u«ed RCA VIcIsr 8X541 even though you carefully 1.7 in combination with other medicamenif. $1 9 .9 5 Dssp mareaii plasHc lock the doora and winduwR. Always consult your physician before taking a product containing a sulfa sulv Clothes Laundered Our Way j At Left nance. For further safety, bring his pre­ There is only one fool-proof scriptions to us for careful compounding. Sale VEAL Sale | | Last As Long or Longer Than p Model 883 burglary protection— A Resi­ \ WELDON’S it hos the SHOULDER LOIN- 8 M. M. dence Burglary policy that \ PrcM-riptinn Phamtaey LEGS Clothes Laundered At Home ’■ g N CHOPS CHOPS really covers your risk. 961 Main St.. Tel 5.3'Jl 400 Ft. Capacity . . . - Try Us And Seel g i.R. 4 9 c I,B. 5 9 c I,B. 6 9 c $21.85 *Your RCA Victor Television Owner " » « I " CYrtaB*. Prop. Itlodel at Right Contract gives you — Th* tystandar, graotmt Ey« WHudm vuIo« In lh» S U N S W E S T I/EKE’S WHY! A-82 history of telaviuon. moon* that uny family, yeor fomlly, con now afford the axciting •nfartoirtmonl of ffna tolo- NOW TO nsua rsTMinn There are only two reaeone why fabrics wear out 1. Bpsedjr InatmUatlon l«y «zp «rt* of th* RCA 8*rvlc* Co. fir Tam m 6 Bt "Itunptaa" mil your bUli vision. Bright, dear pictures on a big 52-$q.-in. ieroetv or crodit Accountf ioto on* ___ SOIL AND FRICTION. We wash your clothM 16 M. M. S. CompletB aatrsiiiB sad all matrrlal* required for InstallstioB. oiberEiiM m pl*c*. you CB« U8u*lly rut /ocked-in-fone by RCA Victor'* Eye Witnes* neture Syn­ LOANS ' gentiv and carefully, and what’s m ore.. • WITHOUT S. Serxicc hi jrM r boro* at no * . t . If rrqolrrd during a j-oar’s prriod. way down th* total of your Get .cash for taxes, to pay old bills, monthly povmaota. i FRICTION. Your clothes are washed In soft, new $119.50 chronizer. Simplified controlt. MuHi-Chonnel Aukanutlc Wa do thi* for our cuatomara PRUNE s 4. BaptamasMt, If mttMtmty under normal as*, of all parts (hschidbig medical or dental'.aapaosas, etc. i Nylon net ha^, so any friction in the proce** is on Station Selector. Walnut or mahogany finidt. bond fWdi aaary day. Wall ba ftlad to Mw ptotum tube) wtthent ckarg* durlag a full jemr. — repay in amounts you tsioct. tall you, ton. jt»t bow mueb ! the net bag and NOT on your clothes. Compare our wa turn mt yowr paymaeu. ■UghHy higher. Phoa* or visit tbs YES UlkN today.' I method with’ any other and you’ll wpderstand why •“ *- “ "O H V t WITH BCA VICTOB CAN YOU GET FA^B Y nostoeotloo by oaports b yarn wfcro 7* eo 8CAVhS» T ilijl^ Ooening Day's Special/ o c a Ba n t e e d t e l e v i s i o n installation a n d s e r v i c e i n • ! ours i» so, safe, so gentle, so easy on the fabric. 0»nor Controd. INi «»Sroc» cwr.0 oi ehor#« W enSwuiee^ $91 •• $900 on AWtia JUICE " Reg. $15.00. Size 30 x 40 Tripod Screen $9-95 TOCB ROME.” hy fodwy-troM o.swii ol Iho K A $ .*«• Co.*o«y. ood o fi« y.or’s 175 East J J coavAMrfliruAf nets fo SAT vtr* g|j|| |-Tll of Iro WlklMS SWfOSMMO. Center St, FINANCE CO. TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY—UlURSDAY TeL 3665 2ad Has, * STAn TMIATtf BUIIDINO . i _ N E W SYSTEM U U N D R Y 7S$ SSAIN m m . ISANCHUTn, CONN. TELEPHONE 3753 = 24 HOUR PRINTING AND DEVELOPING SERVICE i and Luggage Shop Edgar < torke DM 1430 • David Havay, VIS MANsta* .FDOOi YICH I'S Camera, HARRISON. ST. OFF E.\ST CENTER ST. Insnj 4 Isw SIN cstit SM.M vlas srMatlr raasiS hi II aiMtSI, lemsivfift iwtilawa ,1 SIS OS wcS. FILM RENTAL LIBRA|IY f 1mm mNmM muSmH W all MoM.Sa| Isam 974 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING !■ I I. mismUN— aaaaaaaiia— WiUiiiifllilliiiillllllllliUilllilllllllilliUliilHIIIillllllilllliilllliliiillillllllliH i n p a a g : ______V . — ■ — 1 ^ — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 194« PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJLU. MANCHES'l iSK, t-UNN^ MONUAr, FEBRUARY 28, 194» rAGE TK?f woman and her 19-year-old *laugh' Erosi who fled Hungary in Febru-1 ary, 1948, said that three months it. and BO tsdll atoek up during this whst the council called “operaUng ter. Judy, started arguing in 8 j Trying to Kill sale on itenu which perhaps they Favors State eoata." Church Circle’^ Lives As Man bar yesterday. When they return' after the Russian occupation of New Dental W U N »— l i K Rule Changes have no immediate use for, but ,;cgardlng these two contro­ W fOUB .1 Long Form Return ep,—Bul- came the resistance of a grrfup W TIC—Contented Program. daatroya Pla-'WonBS sad ramoraa tham from $782.20 on Line 10, the result Is WAlUngford. Feb WKN&-News; 840 Request ready to put into use Immediately. Tax Survey committee resting In tb* bodXe Income; Deductions, Denver, Feb. ■' 28.—(SI—Billie The one time the tried W go which comprised five-sixths of Corner A-xytum and Trumbull 10:15— Hartford. Feb. 28—vK )--Th e The Missionary Circle o f the gsrian Communists are trying Matinee. Asiinelon, Paraguay, Feb. 28 - ; Bournds suggests that anyone favor of the sales tax. SoIIyauauapart Pla-Worau. aak your d r ^ - $624.34. which he puts on Line 12. Morrison ■w’ontcd to leave her hus­ back to being a woman she found Bulgaria's population. Now the W THT— Earl Godwin. Connecticut Public Expenditure Emanuel Lutheran church organ­ (lot for P-W, tba aroill. aaay-ti»-Uka tablaj* Exemptions Problems W T H T -K a y Kjraer Collejfc. ,V) Paraguay had It.s scconil rev- |with a car needing extensive re- That’s Mis half of the tax. as It eradicate th- "core of th^lsst f**; Communists are trying to stamp 10:.1O— ’’The debt question is one of ized four years ago celebrated ita aarfaetad by tba tamooa Jayna Oo., apaalallau band 20 years ago, and thought It that 'T was maul**d too much by With the new natural gum-tissue color material. Enjoy eom- UTIC—Backsttge Wife. olution in'foiir woek.s, it.s sixth in pairs would anir Orchestra ContrMt". Mrs. McLaughlin had Jones alts down with his long- lector to send him the refund. So Sanders said the 36-yesr-oM they believed Mola.s Loper, staged | rent biennium because they exceed oray. Such argument has merit, WCCC- Jtinior Di.so Jockeys. W THT Went her: Gems for an intcre.eed limit on the Merltt pack- attschhes to the long-form the 5:;.V- WTU ’ not known. Goiizali'Z i.s exile in clared dead on arrival at Water- two sotcctlons "Battle Hymn of * Tackles Dediictlnns Flrsl WKNB --Community Sketch Frernieiiey Modulation available for that period and new way would be 26 miles ati hour the Republic" and "Onward i A For Plymouth Cars .So his two problems are deduc­ Form VV-2 withholding receipt Brazil. bury hospital yesterday after he taxes of all the pressures for more until further notice. The announce­ given him by his boss for the $1,- Book 4VIHt( — I M a.il M( . ! -Mola.s I>ipez. who i.s supported had eollap.sed at the reformatory. Christian Soldiers". This groro I h. For DeSoto Cars tions and exemptions. He tackles services and more spending, would ment also said that chains would 400 withheld from his pay during I I Butcher? .'c .'tii— \VFH.\— 10S.7 Mf . , by the Army, seized ,iower while Dr. E. J. Dayton, reformatory was com’po.sed of Ida M. Johnson. the deductions flint. Old Keeor.I Sliop W THT— KM 108.7 M< . Indicate the desirability of reduc­ be required on cars qsing the park­ WDllC I Union and most t>f In.s followers physician, aald emergency poison Ruth M. Johnson, Richard Bengt- A couple filing jointly—without I the year. WONS —Captain Midnight ing the budget to the level o f an­ way. >VTIC— I'M 1.T.S M( ; >1C. ! were at a wake tor Roman Catll- treatment was administer*^ to the son, Vemer Gustafson and Linda explaining or itemizing a penny— \ U you doubt a single return for □ Baker? WTHT ■ Sky King ticipated income." WDRC— KM. * nlic Archbishop Juan Sinforiarto unconscious youth and two guSrds Pearson. There was chorus singing can get a standard deduction of , Jones would be more expensive W TIC -• Just Plain Bill Former Vlaeewnt Jailed Same as W DKC Bogarln who died Friday. gave artificial ' respiration until “Most Controversial Aspects’’ of appropriate hymns and the pro­ 10 per cent of their Income up to ! than this joint return, you can flg- r~1 Condlestick maker? :41i— ' . T. WKHA Rondeau was taken to the hospital The council aald the ’'two most Tokyo, Feb. 28— (A1 — Former gram closed with remarks and the a limit of .11.000 in such a standard urc It out,for yourself on psge 3. WDKC Herb Shriner and i.ay- P. M controversial aspects" of the budg­ Viscount ShigeyukI Ishikawa was benediction by Rev. Carl E. OLson. mond Seott. In a state police ambulance from deduction. , But. flrst, keep these things in 4:00 Meet Miss Mason the Bethany barracks. et were the proposal to abandon in jail on a theft charge today. He Refreshments of sandwiches and R O Y M O TO RS Therefore, Jones' standard regular!) used here. And while Evenlna 6:00—News: Memo for Tomor­ . ^ ^ , aloly docHn t get the "sp lit" income AI Boland Motors report from Klrsehbaum indicated for a $60,000,000 bond Isaue for Japanese underwear. Hard tim o Mrs. Clarence W. Helaing was 241 No. Main Street tnktng that, he figures otit his de- return. we don't buy candlesticks, we do buy small metal parts from a candle­ 8 :00— row. capital Improvements In addition w-ere blamed by the ex-nobleman chairman of the committee In Rondeau might have died from diictible expenses to see if they And a married person flling WDRC—News. 6:15— Sports; Weather. poison. to the $297,900,000 requested for for hia plight. charge. come to more than $980. stick maker. W'ONS—News. Tel. 5113 separately gets a standard daduc- 6:30— Fortunes in Music. BoLand Motors, local Nash deal­ If they do. he'll have to Itemize W THT—Musie At Six Sports. 7KK)—Portraits in Black and ers. today start a week's sale of tlon of only $500, not the ’’10 per But these three suppliers are only a tiny fraction of a vast network of WTIC -News them but he can claim them all cent up to a limit of $1,000" that business that sell things to us. Current!) there arc more than i.HOO White. tires, batteries, chains and other and nave money. He figures- 6:15— . . . 7:1.1—Easy Rhythm auto accessories to eelehrate their married people get on a joint re­ suppliers in )7 states on our list. Nearly 1,800 of these are in Ctjnnccticut, W DRC-Jack Smiths Sports $’200 for charitv; $300 for Interest 7 :3 0 -.Sundown Serenade 15th anniversary and taxes on hin house: IllQ for turn. 800 of them right here in Hartford County . I he) sell us prixlucts or Sperlal; Record Album. 7:4.1 Memory Time. lake every other auto dealer In Since Jones' deductible expenses WONS —Sports Kditlon: Oddi­ medical expenses. Total $610. services to the tune o( many million dollars a year. 1 hat s good business 8:00- Request Time. 1 town Boland's is now ovexstocked So he'll be ahead by taking the ! were $610, he'd lose money taking ties in the News 9:00 —News. with many auto aeees.sories due for the community and for Connecticut. W TIC - Musical Appetiser: standard deduction of $980. i the $500 standard deduction on a W THT— KM. primarily to the mild winter we've I separate "return he'd claim the Weather. (Jones' medical expenses were Same as W THT had. But unlike many dealers. Bo­ really $600. But the law- allows on­ I $610 but he'd have to itemize. 8 :8 0 - WTTO—FM. land's Is slashing the prices on Even so, the $610 would be less WONS—The Answer Man ly that part which la over 5 per Same as WTIC. these Items to move them Into the cent of ymir Income. In Jones’ than the standard $980 deduction "THE WAIRUS AHO THE CARPEHTEK W TH T—Sereno Gammell; Televtslon hands of automobile owners. cas** it was $110. since .1 per cent he could claim on a joint return. Weather. WNHO—T\' Smart buyers will he qiitek to rec­ W T IC - Profe.ssor Andre Schen- of his income is $490.1 ! In short, Jones' tax. filing separ­ TAIKED OF MAHY THINGS." P. M. ognize a good thing when they see ately. would be $1,543.76 instead of ker. 6:00— Teletunes; Program Rea- Called Net Income So he turns to Page 3 of the long , $1,248.68 on a joint return, He'd 8l4^— umc. A WHICH OF.THEM DO WE USE? WDRC—Lowell Thomaa. 6:00— Small Fry C3ub. form, bottom-half, enters hia In -' lose $295.08 on the deal, V ^ H T — Tour Musical Favor- 6:30—Camera Headlines. come $9,800 on Line 1, his stand­ DOING itea. 0:45— Russ Hodges’ Scoreboard Barstotc Sayt ard deduction. $980, on Line 2, W TIC —Three Star Extra. □ Shoes? 7:00— Children's Puppet Show. ■uhtracts. and puts fhe resuult, Week End Deaths WONS— Evening Star. 7:30— Manhattan Spotlight. “IT 'S TH E $8,820, on Line 3. 'That's called his' □ Ships? 1:00— 7:45-^Cafe da Paris. T O m M S net Income. San Mateo, C alif.-W alter t o ­ WDRC—Beulah. 8:00— Photographic Horizons. Then come exemptions. His total per, 56. Pacific coast manager of 1 WONS—Fulton Lewla, Jr. TRUTH!" $1,800. That's $600 for himself. 8:30— Film Shorts. "This Week" magazine. [~~) Seoling Wax? W THT—Caatlea In the Air. 9:30—Americana. $000 for his wife, and $600 for one Miami. Kla.—Fred A. Sunderlln. W TIC—Supper Club. 10:00— Boxing. St. Nick's Arena son but not the other. Why 7 M l You can’t claim as a dependent; 78, of South Bend. Ind., retired Q Cabboges? WONS—Tello-Test one who had $600 or more Income. president of Phllco Corp. , WDRC—Jack Smith Show. Jones’ anna worked after arhool. ' New York—Erlward L. NUon. W n C —Newa. Board of Appeals One bad $500 liicomc. the other 38. night sports editor of the New □ Kings? W THT—HaU of Fame. $499. York World-Telegram. Tlic longer wc stay in business the more we realize how much 1:8*— T o Meet Tonight On Line 4 he writes his $1,800 Oxford, Eng.—Sir William Hale- The answer is all of them — including even the walrus and the carpenter WDRC— Club Fifteen. exemotiona. Subtracting that from White, 91, noted physician and au­ Safety shoes are made available to some of our employees. A surplus ship WONS— Robert Hurlelgh; News. his 88,820 Income, he enters the thor of "Materia Sledica,' first wx are dependent upon others in doing our job. provided two of the boilers for our new turbine laboratory — to say W THT— Lone Ranger. Six applications will be heard by result. $7,020, on Une 5. the Zoning Boprd of Appeals at a published In 1892. nothing of the $hip>s that carry supplies to us and products to our cus­ W TIC—Through the Listening Because this i.s a joint return. Havana, Oiba - - Phillip Hal Glsas. meeting tonight to be held in. the Jones skins to I.ine 9 and divid­ Take for example, the matter of subcontracting. In building our^ tomers. Sealing wax goes on documents — and we use beeswax and flooi Municipal building'St 8 o’clock. Sims, 62. American bridge expert. I 7:45— DO YOU ing in half the $7,020 on Une 5 - wax and wax*xl paper, too. C.abbagc is served in our cafetcria.s. Rings? Y« mt M W M w ta f Liberty, Mo. -Dr. James Bascoe WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. The Military Department, State engines and propellers, we use thousands of parts made for us writes the resiilt: $3..'>10. Sullivan. 64. head of the Depart­ there arc at least a dozen people named King numbered among our WONS—Inside of Sports of Connecticut, will ask permis­ n i m i m s (’This Is the part of the new law ment of Psychology and Education emplotees. Vi alrus hides, believe it or not. make excellent p*)lishing and W TIC—Income Tax. sion to erect a garage at 330 Main I I I b « r « l street, directly to the rear of the called "splitting" IniXime to give at William Jewell college. b) other manufacturers. In our latest jet engine, for instance, buftng material — and a whole staff of carpenters is constantly busy 8 :00— married counles a loiver tax.) Armory, Other applications In­ New Rochelle, N. V.—Charles on coostru*rtion and maintenance work. WDRC—Inner Sanctum clude the erection of a building.on Has t*> Find ‘Tentafive" Tax more than 400 of its 900 different^ parts are made outside our WONS—Straight Arrow. Q’Neill, 61, spokesman for opera- an undersize lot on Margav'H Now he has to find the "tentn- W THT—Railroad Hour. tlve" tax on $3.'>00, m ile does that j tors In the soft coal industry and atreet, ereellon of signs on lots in t7/iv-Ifks7///t///o//«sv president of the Central Pennsyl­ own plants. The same thing holds true of each product we build W TIC—Cavalcade of America. a development, two exception.* on bv using the Instruction sheet. He 8:80— writes that tentative' tsx which vania Coal Producers association building lines, and p<*rmlsslon for and the United Eastern Coal Sales — w c depend on the special skills and experience and equip­ WDRC —Arthur Godfrey Talent a repairer's and used car dealer's comes to $732.20 on Line 10. Scouts. KNOW!! Coi-p. He was bom -in Clearfield license. Tile next step Is to cut o-d that # Smooth-rannlng, I county. Pa. ment of many others besides o u rsel^ ^ ^ y WONS—Sherlock Holmes; Hy quiet, perfect-stitchinfa ^ That your favorite First National Gardner. I 4 I tnd to etiilf op* New York—Elmer G. Diefen- WTIC—Howard Barlow’s Orch. erated! Sevt btckwtrd bach, .15. chairman of several cor- Wt USE 8:45— and forward » » t hts ftmoul Super Market carries a wide variety Matron 2-Piecer I poratlons and a pioneer In the field But our dependence on others goes mueli further than just the W TH T—Henry Taylor. PIA TASSINARI *’Nevr-Lock’* stitching actioo ' of natural gas distribution. WE BUY 9:00— I 4 4 Floating Prrtjef Foot 4 4 4 of fresh water and salt water fish, supply of parts. Any manufacturing business requires an ^ImosC ^l>tSE SERVICES WDRC—Radio Theatar. o n |the Drop Feed Darning Adjuument ^HtSi THIMOS WONS—Gabriel Heatter. . I .. and 4 KOfe more of unusual infinite variety of products and services for its operation. WTHT—National Conference of fe«mre*. Modern designed ctS- all at reasonable prices. The salt water fish are rushed to our stores from Easydo-Crochet 4KNmtt Christians and Jews. TELEPHONE HOUR mers. See this fine Frec>Westing- *nmrn ^k$$to$ WTIC-Telephone Hour house tewing machine today! First National’s own fish pier, located at Boston, one of the world’s largest Think of almost anything, from grass seed to gold, from paper Birttir 9:15— 'Tonighf'cH’R ' M*»dcls F’rotn $112.7.5 WONS—.News a C«rp9rttf •utte»$ W THT— President Tnima.i i io m receiver of fish. Tlierefore, we are in position to serve you freshet* fish clips to printing presses, and you’ll find we use them all. Name « .WTK-WNBC-* CkMist fwtMtSkiiFi »:.80— SPONIOItR Iv W ONS—Fishing and Hunting hecause we huy it direct from the fishing fleet. Listed below arc a few an occupation— welder, mailman, engineer, garbage collecto^j Daetir Mui rtiub: News. THI lOUfHttN NIW INOIAND B a r s t o w 's miSHONi COMPANY AND WTHT- President 'iYuman. •lust North Of P. O. varieties to help you in making your Lenten menus. — somewhere we have utilized his services. CWfle$$H$|Bri„|„ THI t i l l SYtfIM E ll. 19*2 Phone 8284 Drills W TIC Dr. I. Q. , ♦fSaO' Otzitr. OlRHionis All told, we at United Aircraft depend upon thousands of other Iwyif Hugs businesses and upon untold thousands of their employees, to •^$t Ctkir lNk$aitk fetilizir Don't Buy A New Car help keep our plants working. And every one of those busi­ f>0WKS nesses depends upon uS for a part of its market, just as its em­ RMciaa 6$M Until You See The ployees depend upon us for part of their income. OptieiM Crass $ N * M ackerel Shrim p The moral of the story is simply this — United wc stand, divided New 1949 Buick Redfish Fillet w S r * ' Sm elts wx fall. In other words, the influence of a successful business QiNn W h itin g Sw b r^ ish extends far beyond its own employees and stockholders - - it 1949 BUICK Finnan Haddies Squid affects the whole community and to some extent the nation. Urn Butter n sh S a lt G x l W h itefish And it d(Cpends for its success upon the successful and profitable Sms 4 boor Super Sedan S 2 3 6 6 .o o « S w vqw C arp Perch Cherry Stone Clams activities of rtiany other businesses and many other people. Includes*.'Heater and defroster, windshield wa-sher. back up lights, deluxe equip- Jf^kmsm ment such bs clockt foamtex cu^*hions, special atecring^ wheel. Cod Ste aks Pickerel Little Neck Clams T iP M Cod Rllete Steaming Cloms % Flounder Pollock t3 8 1949 ROADMA8TER Sea Scollops By Sun Burnett Flounder Fillet Porgies Standard Oysters A handsome two piece frock By Mrs. .Anne Cabot 4 Door Sedan that's styled es|>cclally to flatter If you like to follow your cro­ $ 3 0 8 4 . 0 0 ^ Hoddock Sm ^ed Fillets the niatton’s Hgure. The jacket chet patterns., from "pictures" Select Oysters Is as contfottable a.s can be with you'll enjoy working thla hand­ UNITED AIILCRAFT pretty contrasting yoke and scal­ some chair set. Filet la one o f the I d addition to the hundrads of oocupotioos represeoi^ hr on* (■9» ‘ f o T s ISO horsepower mo- Hoddock Fillet Bloaters ployees, we have often used the servicca of »pecialists — including toi% 8.20 X 15 tires, Dynaflow drive and everything that goes with a fine automo- Q u o liau gs loped closing. easiest and lovelleot forma o f cro­ H olibut Pattsm No. 8421 Is a sew-rite cheting and works up quickly too. all those in the left hand column above. Similorljr we hey Salm on Boy Scoflq perf*>rated pattern In sires 34. 36, This charming floral deoign may that you m ight not expect to find used in a factory, like those UstM in dm 38, 40, 42. 44. 46 and 48. Size 36. also double as a dining room buf­ tight hand column. But these lisu only scratch the snrfaoe. It it ehaos* Deliveriet? Well don’t buy until you talk uiih ii». 4 7-8 yanls of 39-lnch; 3-8 yard fet set when not In tuw protecting W literally true that whatever occupetion or produa jm u M nem e^i^oee contras!. your best upholstery*. FIRST For. this pattern, send 25 cents, We have a few good used ears. NATIONAL Pattern No. 5935 consists of ma- that in Some way we have found useful » us. W e andoor * ^j*f*f** Wtala M w Tax A «M in eolns, vour name, address, slse tfrisl requirements, stitch lllustror change g o ^ s and services and money in tbc opra market — to the fcin jlf desired, and the Pattern Number ■ A S T HARTFORD — STRATrORD — AIIIDaiPORT Uona, fllet-dlsgrams In, eoay-to- to Sue Burnett, The Xlonchestcr of all. Here then is sn example of tta A a m fi^ btMnes* ^siM I WMl Evening Herald, 1150 Avc. Amerl- rood dot and squarss and finiohlng hAB peoduetd tht hiftUir twndfd of Uviog tho wodd r m iMBi dlrsctlons. COB, New York 19, N. Y. Gorm an M otor Sales, inc. Don’t mtoa tha Spring and Siun- Send 30 cents in coins, your iner Fashion- a roiqivete sewing liame. address and the Pattern giiitle for your spring wardrobe Niimlier to Anne Cshot, Csliot.The 283 MAIN ST.) PHONE 7220 plans. 64 i-age.s *>f style news, •Manchexter Evening lleraM. ll.Kl sreclal ilcsigiis free pattern prtnt- ' .Ave. Americas, New York 19, N. PRATT A WHITNEY ENGINES • HAMILTON STANDARD PROPELLERS, • CHANCEaVOUGHT AIRPLANES t SIKORSKY HEllCOPIItS ' od inside the book. 25 cebts. 'Y . - , fra? ■-> MANCHESTER EVENING iIk RALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY "28, 1948 PAGE TinirfM II

M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., M o n d a y , F e b r u a r y 28, 1948 »AGB TWELVH • * ------—-T -,------— ------Uie deferise aUorneya will sum up. periloualy close to the weakest Bristol Tramps Defeat Guards in Playoff Thriller^ 55-54 Tlie defendants themselves then State Police type o f .dapartment." , 25MillTax j E n ga gem en t | Address Given. Will be given another opportun­ Obituary Dlarnptloa ot Balaaca of Power Vidoiis Killei* ity to apeak. A finding may be And In a brief, review ot the reached by the early part of next To Traill 15 world picture against which it was Is Estimated Anthony-Gordon On Red Cross week. reporting on that eatabltahment, Paralyzed Vets Here Wednesday Meets Death the group, noted a "total diarup- WilUes’ Take Flyers Trounce L o o p Playoff ICrt. Harold F. Greene of 41 Chernov had written a 250-page JViiddletowii Trounces Wliite avenue, Weat Hartford, an­ "confeasion” while in Jail — the - Deaths Assigned to Academy at Uon o f the old balance of power Manager Waddell to So nounce! the engagement of her Field Director Speaks longest preltininary deposition among natlona,'' and said pointed- League Lead Nassiffs 7049 Foul Line Gilbert Falk Before daughter, Virginia EUxabeth An­ D t liA i taken fromf any of the defendants. Mrs. Gustaf Andenoa Bethany Barracks by i b " ^ „ . Recommend at the Before itlembers Ot llic | chsreed with treason. SPV- „ / ^ "A t present outlook, the United Polish Amerks, 67-34 Blaae of PoUce Gun* thony, to WlJUam John Gordon, AH are charged with treason, spy- Word was received here ycatar- Directors^ Meeting formerly of Manchester and now Kiwanis Club ing and black market money deal- the sudden death of Mra. Commissioner Hickey ; states- need for a strong military Defeat Cleaners ^5-49; Windsor Locks Quintet fire at Phoenix, Arir. residing at 10 Lake court. New ings. < I Gustaf____ Anderson______of 289 WiWebster ——— I establishment is obvious.” Chernov said he had been order- Worcester. Mass. Besides Hartford, Feb. 28—m — Fifteen | These were the commlsslon-s General Manager George H. Rolls Up Early Lead Each Team CoUect* 23 Britain. „ „ , Mosstal* and Mrocowski Laurels Trounce K Cs J. Halsey Thomas, Red Cross ed to collect espionage by Cyril h^gband she leaves two sons tn/iav »n 1 recommendations: ! Waddell, figuring up his recom- One Point Down Phoeoik. Aria., Feb. M — (F)— Miss Anthony is a graduate of Polish ReaulU And Is Never Headed 1 field director of the SUte of Con­ Black, former U. S. political mis- j “ ^‘ u^Vriown, “lErlc S. Anderson o f 1 „ -I, ! 1. Give the aecreUry of defense 1 mendaUon of a tax rate for tpe Tally 23 and 21 Points | 6 0 A 2 Baskets But luTaders killer Bill Rav Gilbert, Bulkeley High school and attend- necticut, was the speakero|jcar\va today ; 910^ Hcumary nrre. nc ciBiiuru T^arjig The vldoua killer, am way j College. Mr. Gordon Sion secretary here. He claimed jjgpi^ street and Gustaf Ander- police academy at Beth- power over the defense budget' current year, said that today, as MIddletowa St. Mary's (87) Tramps (&6> Net Nine Foul Tries made good hia boaat he would ^ veteran of World War at the weekly noon dinner-meeting 1 he had talked with Black during ! . ' ^ r „. s, ii .treet ’ The latter any barracks by Commiasioher I including authority to give it a : fat; as he has gone, he secs no ren- For Winners in State It was "rsvenge day" tn Wind- P. / B. F. Pts. P. B ., F. P StBOdinga sor Locks Sunday afternoon as the never he taken alive. He fell dead j j jg employed by the State of the Kiwanis club at the .Sheri-i the period from November. 1944. f ^ Kdward J. Hickey. j "majormajor overhaul;" and require the non to change hia previoua csti- Pet. 1 >5—Mallnconico, r f .5 0-2 10 To Eight for Locals Polish League Game 1 Krol, rf ...... 6 2-4 w . L. high scoring Flyers trounced the dan Re.staurant. The speaker is to the middle of 19.4.V 1 s 'e S " "o r T h e PraU * The prospective troopers will be- , armed forces to keep -'complete. mate that a 25 mill tax will be the 10 8 .769 2-Slab, rf ...... 1 'l-l 3 before a blare of police gunfire Department of Labor as a veter- located at the Veterans Adminis- t n .g Denied CTiarges ' Sweden, for the Pratt * I >> t .. . . . I a— — J irAM# nxt AW ** 0 J. Burek. r f ...... d 0-0 Willie's G rill------local Nssalff Arms, 70 to 49. The gin their three-months training ! accurate and current inventories.' amount he will suggest to the British Americans ... 3 .760 2-Rossi, If ...... 1 2-3 4 A desperate last minute drive leet nleht ' bn'» employment representative tration. Hartford, in th^the Red C?T*OSSCross ^ /marsl/(Black, nnvtrnow ga professor »t "^ ^ ra ^ d S ren The Poli'ai Americans dropped ; 0-A. MaszUI. I f ---- 10 S-S 9 win avenged s previoua lota by the hew last g . employment counselor at the course Tuesday under the direc-^ 2. Center all the reins of the, Board of Directors, j-hc directors, 0 B. MasaUI, I f ---- 0 0-0 L a u rels...... 9 4 .692 3—Bores. If ...... 4 3-3 10 by the Manchester Guards fell Just Claim Service dl%ision. : Princeton university, has denied! ^ Flyers earlier in the season In He almost made g o ^ B^tain office of the s A te tion of LU Leslie Williams and Of- ■ defense establishment in the hands meeting tomorrow night, will fix to fifth place in the State Polish \2 Kanla. c ...... 1 0-2 Balch Ponttacs------8 4 .667 2—Markham, c ... 3 .3-4 0 one point too short yesterday aft­ Mr. Thomas .said the Red Cross the charges made by the Commu-1 .417 Manchester. 2 - Bell, rg ...... 0-2 14 w i ? h ^ when I die.” He shot a j Employment Ser%dce.____ tlcer Vernon Gedney. The men are i of the secretary of defense, strip- , the rate. League yesterday afternoon by ' 1 WasoNrfcz, c ...... 1 1-1 Italian Americans ... 5 7 Finding the locals a weaker ernoon at the stale armory and i.s authorized by law to represent nist-domtnated Bulgarian govern- ^ " ' 'nnent vi.Rnr' iif^town .333 3 - Dobnjtaky, Ig . . 2 1-3 5 ...... the last to be taken from the e.x- Ping the secretaries of the Army, Waddell said that ho has been virtue of a 67-34 defeat al the 4 Mrozowski, rg .... 8 5-5 Silk City A. C...... 4 8 team than the one they defeated. _ the powerful ' Bristol Tramps policeman three times in the leg. the veterans in tiling a claim. The ment. as have other Americans ac- a > 10 .2.31 The funeral will be held on - isting eligible Uat which U com- Nni'y "n't their power to advised that the Board of Tax Ro- hands of the Middletown S t.' 4 Hmlelewskl, Ig ... 1 0-0 Cleaners ...... 3 61 to 50. the winners went all out skinned out a victory by the nar­ The 28-year-oId Arizona ex-con-; H r a a t k i l j l l \ o l P S records, the veterans own per.son- cu.scd of complicity*. : .154 18 Totals ...... 23 0-19 55 I al folder, is available to the Rod • American and Britl.sh authori-' t'edne.sday aftermwn at...... t l « Nord- • piled on the basis ot merit system app«»t over his head to the \\ hlte view in its final report of activity Kacoys ...... 2 11 to run the score as high as possi­ rowest of margins, 55 to 54. It Viet killed a woman and two men , n O S n i i a i examinations ' House. ion appeals, which ends tonight, Mary's. The win enabled the Asy­ 28 11-20 67 Guards (54) I Cross, he said, which must keep ties in .Sofia have rejected all i K'"*'' Funeral Home, Belmont 12 ble. P. B. F. was tbe second Eastern League near Needles. Calif., last Wednes- ______Commaalon’er Hickey also an- ' 3- the entire personnel probably will not act to affect the lum City lads to move, into sole j Maaebester P.A.A.C. (84) W illie's Grill gained undisputed Pts. abreast of existing and new laws. - charges made by the defendants in 1 -street, Worcester. JuUua Nassiffs' only acors In the first -COjlittt, 7 1-5 playoff game that tbe defending nounqed that the appUcaUona of ».v»tem of all three services sub- $t0.288.742 grand list to any great possession of fourth place in { B. F. Pts. 3 rf .... 15 Several particular ca.sos were '■ their court recitations. They .said Hultccn. formerly of Hartford, p. , poasesaion o f first place in the Rec quarter was a lon|^ one-handcr by 1 Mason, rf .... 1-2 1 champs have beaten the locals and Ends crime Foray ^ ...... jeet to the secretary of defense— degree. standings and makes the local's j 2 Server, r f ...... 2 0-2 4 0 14enlor I>eague last Saturday nj.^ht Gua Gaudtno. Meanwhile, An- Surowlec. If .. 6 13 the exciting contest was witnessed ■ r, that is, from recruit- There is, this year, $1.6.'i8.363.13 task of gaining a playoff berth 1 Kosak, r f ...... 1 0-0 2 .5— \‘2 by beating the Manchester Clean­ dross. Andrik, and Kennedy shot 2 —J. Bvrholakl. c. .5 2-2 12 by a large gathering. As in tbe perscribing uniforms to to be raised from taxation, on a more difticult. 1 Kurlowics, If . . . . . 0 1-1 1 1 the Flyers out to an early 16 to previous game it was Puggy Bell . 1 1-1 3 ers In a cloac game, 55 to 49. 4—B. Bycholakl, c 2 1-2 .1 military education. total budget of $2,141,110.43. in A t the opening whistle the lo­ 1 C. Parclak, If . . . . 2 lead. l -Yost. rg ...... •.vho was largely responsible for . 1 0-U J .3 1-3 7 Improving Teaimvork addition a special school building cals jumped Into a four point lead 1 Staum, I f ...... The locals came back in the 1 —Gavello, Ig ... 0 1-2 1 the undoing of the Ouarda. Bell, 1 Kosr, ...... 4 2-6 10 I Ontored above Is the Paralysed VeleiBaa of AmMleB hasketboll month. * here. i friends omit flowers hut suggests signed from the state police leas 4. Improve teamwork by dc- appropriation of $1,689,000 h.is and It booked like the start o f a secr.nd quarter and It appeared 0—Staum, Ig . ... 0 0-0 0 the ex-New York Renaissance cap­ nians, and returned to Arizona Frank Zemaltis, 212 Walnut street. good afternoon. The visitors, how­ 5 Zamaltia, rg ...... 2 0-0 4 Ih!* k I ^ vs hv mit s h ( ^ ^ WediHmday night at 8:45 at the armory. Tho with a plan to kill the .state prison The, attendance prize, donated In numerous other ca.sos. oBl- | that tho.se w-ho wish to honor than a year ago to enter private veloping better relations "at the been voted, thl.s to b; financed by m t ! ^ ? ^ out-shooting j py^,^ pUyed here eariler this season na the Cushing Clippers and , that they might pull another one tain dropped in .seven shots from Admitted Sunday; George Mc- ever, had different ideas and with 0 Surowlec, rg . . . •. 0 2-2 2 them 60 to 42. ' out of the fire. Jackie Robb, Admltieo sunaay; ucorge .>ic--^ _ c-tiarlcs Hurlbtirt, was won by rials .said, c-onversation.s between | Mrs. .Anderson's memory do so b i.'ires.«f " working level " among such agen- a bond iaatie. ^ scored a direct hit. 1 17—Totals ...... 23 8-18 54 the floor to lead tht- Tramps at­ warden and other officials. ' rles as the joint chiefs on one' ------A l Masztal and Ted Mrozowski 4 W. Parclak, Ig .. . 3 2-4 6 fJoarh Wally Parclak and hia Schmid was captured without re- Collum. 14 Arch street: Le.slie Ann Q^manci Wc.st. ' Ameri<-ans and Bulgarian pastors by making a donation to the Or- Wedneadaj- night the PV.A’a will appear In the second half of a twin 1 Mickey Murphy, and Ike Cole Score St halftime : 31-25. Bris- tack. He was outseored only by Decker, 880 Tolland turnpiKe...... concerned only generalities and gan Memorial Fund at the Eman- 'Those .Assl^ed to ^ h o o l Central In'elligenoe pacing the attack, opened a nine charges led in every quarter and tol Tramps. Tee Collins, the locals pint-sized sistance by two city policemen phelp.s. South Coventry 13 8-16 34 bill. Nassllls and the WIndsor-Wllsoit five collide In the first game had nothing to do with espionage, uel Lutheran church here. Both . ^f*i.** ageiicy. Research and Development point 20 to 11 lead at the end of 16 , at halftime left with- a 12-point even terms with Referee; Monti. h >op.'ter wh(j won the admiration here early yesterday na he tr^ed I Chaznon. 40 Durant street are. W ilfred J. ^ tlcn cu r of y*®''' board and Munitions board, on the DireHoi* Receives the first ten minutes of play. Score at halftime, 29-21, Mid- at 7:S0. Proceeds wUl enter the rehaMUUUon fund of the loeni „ p ,„_, n,,. . __i_ 1. 1...... a W. . Vt«-irvsa U a ~ Some Speelafors Doze of Mrs. Andcr.son's sons have lead, S3 to 21. Pacing the winners Umpire; C'hrightoii. ' of the fans with his all around to reach hie mother's home, He . , "V, , , wlch; Alfred V. Bickford, of Ston- Chapter of Disabled American V e t e m n a . ______f m Marvin Mellen. Rockville; Mr.-;. Freiifli 3Iajor Some spectators in the court- been very active in the local , other. The teams plsyed on oven terms | dletbwn; referee, Boggini; umpire, in this half were Hogan Zamaltia ! play while netting seven field was armed with two pistols. Angeline DeSimone, 200 Oak 'throughout the second stanza with ! Wlerzblckl. and Coach Parclak with nine and quarter netting eight points. The | PoUce surrounded a tourist court room were dozing as Chernov con- church since coming to Manchester I of ^ Coordinate the medical de- ! Gift From Gasl ■ goal.s and adding s foul shot for .v street: Mrs. Mary Henderson. 205 tinued the routine of pleading gull-, from Worcester. Quinebaug; Harold Greenberg of partments of the three services the Saints holding a 29-21 advant-' eight points, rrfpectively. while Flyers still held a commanding 32 i I total of 15 polnLs. cabin in the southwestern aectlop Admits Passing I .Alanchesler Girls (88) Woodland street: Win.slow Mc­ ty and accusing himself. ______I Lebanon: Robert W. Hart of Wa- other government health i tage at intermission. for the Cleaners no individual Kentucky Mav Playern’ ParentH Absent to 17 halftime lead. I The game HC.lii.ally was won of the city last night when the Laughlin. 437 Summit street; Mrs. Jean Moore, dlrei-tor of the B. F. Pts. CTiernov testified he and other >ir,. W ilUnl H. Mathews terford; Samuel J. Holden of East agencies, ns outlined in a report When the third period got un­ stood out as each player scored At Junior Tourney Play The second half was a resume , I from the foul line. Both teams operator, C. A. Jensen, reported a Rotary-spon.soi-ed ' RiKim Service. " Zagorskl, r f ...... 7 2-3 16 Local Sport Isabel Schatz. 33 Gardner street; Of Army Dala pastors had delivered information Mrs. Flora B. Mathews. 84,'wid- Granby: James M. Kingston. Jr., (o come later. derway Masztal, Mrozowski and equally. In the last period the Play in Tourneys ^ of the first with both clubs match-1 scored 23 hoops from the floor man he recognlzeei as Gilbert had Robert Henderson. 16 Trotter presented last Friday and Satur- Qusglia, r f ...... 3 0-1 4 Cleaners threw a scare Into the log basket for basket with Nassiffs | registered during the afternoon. to America on Russfati troop move- ow of Willard H. Mathews,’ died i ‘ «• Take "iiumediBte " steps to -Krol were hitting the hoop con­ 1-4 11 Parents of boys competing and while both club's free throw street; Eric Gottfried, l.l Ash­ R ichie, i f ...... 5 Grill that came close to turning in the Recreation Centers spon­ being unable to overtake the rfc-1 Two policemen battered on the (Continued Iroirt PSge One) ments and on military and eco-; night at her home. «7 Church 1 prepare for civilian defense, mo- je,U ",‘T v , « glvT, a stantly for the vlaitors. The locals 0-0 0 (jhalter percentage was poor, Bristol madt worth street: Mr.s. .Amy Keevers. Kocsinskl, I f ...... 0 defeat Into victory by putting on New York, Feb. 2 8 Ken­ sored Town Junior Basketball tors. cabin door and ordered the occu­ nomic developments. street. She was born in Skowhe-! J?®"'/*’. b iliz a tio n : and unconventlo .al „u-,,i hao- . . . n-irr f,- could not get their offensive start­ 0-1 4 good on nine of 19 charity tossei Hartford. • He said the Kvangelical Church gan. Maine, and resided here for Hartf-Jrd; John F. Martin. „,etbods of warfare. On the pro- "ho®*'**'!-stiap bap as a gift from Blozle, c ...... 2 a scoring splurge. Trailing by 12 Tournament at the East Side Dumez, Andrll:, and Price led i Frem-hmcn -.vondcred iici-\-oualy ed. scoring a total of only five 0-0 0 tucky's mighty Wildcats today ap- . - ... w-ie I ®®* i while the Guards converted eight pant to come out. Admitted today: Cliarles Hart­ council of Bulgaria gave orders the past 30 vears. She was a mem- Jr.k of Milford; Frincia E. Mul- members of the c«.stcast. Moskc, c ...... 0 points, the boys from West Center Rec have shown very little in­ Detective Falls Wounded how far their govenunent would , . , , - > k posal to revamp the Icader.shlp of points in this period and the Saints 0-0 3 the I mediate League during the past; of is tries. A good Bristol team. ley, South Coventry: .Anthony Mrs. Moore was presented with Sturdevsnt, c ...... 1 street felt overconfident and re­ p-'ar#d to have a clear path to both | terest and their absence has The answer was a blast of pistol o-„ Ik nleVenV movVs'fora n u r^ Piote.stant pastors to bci- of Center church, » ■'o ? the joint chiefs, four of the mem- had increased their lead to 49-20 Dowd, rg ...... 0 1-1 1 Eor season had a coach-the O ie c k ^ . | one that can easily win the p la y Lupacchino, 76 Flower street. go in prese , P g , - praise everything American and she leaves two sons. Dr. Frank Pirri of^ Stanford' J®hn^ A. Rain- tymed in a military report the gift following the final show­ laxed only to find the Cleaners the National Invitation and N C AA | been cdnsplcuous at games phy and Gaudino who led the scor-1 was Harold Burbank. The , offg, was in line condition for tha fire from the cabin's attic. De­ Discharged Saturday: Mrs_ Communists. at the three-quarter mark. Vlttner, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 slander all that is Russian." h . Mathews of Providence, R. I., ault of New Haven and Edmond J ing of "Room Service" Saturday The fourth and firtal period was cutting the margin down to three post season basketball touma-1 played to dat«. era. Checkers are currently battling | fame and made their experienoa a tective Ed Langevin fell wounded. Marion Sorenson and daughter. 17 The campaign against Commu- saying the commission didn't go Everj'body was in the act for the The council is an organization of and Carl E. Mathews of New York - Sternlak of ForeaUille. enough night. A ca.st party was held later sll Middletown as they moved the points with but two minutes to ments. The boys are playing for a for the town junior crown in the deciding factor in the play. Police poured bullets through 17 4-10 38 K entucky, overwhelmingly i Congregational, Methodist, c ity : two daughters, Mrs. Horace On the corhpletion of the course suggested a chief of in the evening at the home of Mr. bail and set up numerous scoring play. Waking up to find that goal—town junior champion­ Windsor Locks five aa all ten play­ Rec Tournament. home boys gave ail they the thin cabin walls. DUddletowa Girls (8) ers scored four or more points. of Jianchester, and the men \ylll serve a six-months a ta ff'to the joint chiefs, appomled and Mrs. William Moskeliik. plays. The locals were able to things looked bad, Willie's buckled voted the No. 1 team in the coun­ ship. Certainly having parenU They knew their man B. F. Pts. try in the latest Associated Press Dumez with 16. and Andross and ■------I had in that final period but time Pillsbury of Exeter, probi.tion period before receiving bv the president and responsible score only one field goal in this down once more with a foul shot present to lend encouragement Don Hubbard expects to enter \ t^n out on them after they bad when blood streaked the Solontl, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 by Zamaltia and two field goaia I^ll, is a cinch for a bid to the In­ Andrik, each with 10 points, were brother in Florida and a their appointments as regulars on. i«.cretaiy of defen.'e. period as the visitors maintained 0 and support means a lot to the the University of Connecticut next | come from six points behind to terlor of the cabin. C?aso, r f ...... 0 0-0 and another free toss by his mates vitation. It starts March 12 in the leaders. 3ath. .Maine; three grand- the force. would be called the chief possession o f the ball and walked 3 youngsters. fail. The North End lad is a fine j puu up to one point of the victors, "Don't shoot anymore. I'm hit* Elm street: Robert .‘tpillers, ______National (siiards Kokoaka, I f ...... 1 0-1 to clinch the game as Bernic New York's Madison Square Gar­ Ike Oole led all acorera with children and three great grand- Training at the academy is on •chairman.' re- off at the game's end on the long 0-0 0 basketball prospect and with a^ Lead by Six Polnta In the head,” Gilbert ahouted above j (b arter Oak street: Sandra Wil- ■ spokesman. Brsnsfleld, I f ...... 0 Fisher tossed in a set shot as the Let's hope Thursday night eight baskets, and a free throw I children. a full-time basis for the three sponsible head.' 'principal advl.sor' end of a 67-34 socre. 0-5 2 den. little tutoring should develop into 1 the gunfire. son. Rockville; Ru^-ll Sweet, 39 , ’ On Friday the National As.sein- Lcsncskl, c ...... 1 game ending whistle sounded. The WlldcaU probabl;.’ will ac- when the second round starts g(30d for a 17-polnt total. He was With a minute and a half to As police held their fire. Gilbert Funeral arrangements in charge ; months. The candidate's day be- „r some other temporizing title." As Hosts Tonight For the Saints, Maaztai, M8os- Colbs, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 that a good portion of players' a first class performer. play Bristol w-as out front 54 to 48. O’Li-ary drive; Dougla.s McBrier- ' bly is due to debate a similar re­ ( ’.ollejjeA. Fire cept, since it will give them the ablv assisted by Murphy with 11. came to the door. ly, 30 Coolidge street: Mrs. Ellz- | quest in the case of Marcel Cat bin. of Watkins Brothers are incom- gjns at 6:15 a. m. and ends with the minority report said. owtki and Krol led the offensive Glgllo, r g ...... 1 1-1 3 Mike Diakon, ZamaiUa and Par- parents arc in attendance. Bruno Bycholakl. w-hose shots had ciak were (he high scorera for the only chance to avenge their lone | Russ Cole and Willie Olcksenakl He threw it open and, blood abeth Stone. 20 1-2 Bissoll street; ! ffi-ycar-old editor of tlic Comn u- . lights-out at 11 p. m. .AJter six Dean Aclicaon. now se lelary of '■Open House" will be ob.sciis. ^ chester. when National Guard team deaerve credit for a well . 3 2-10 8 complexion of the approaching. pajama Boys were hard j have been Paul Hillerj-. Bud Bur- game, finally connected and a mo­ Mrs. Mary Coste. mother of the gnd then returned to the school Score St halftime, 28-4, Mon- and Smith with 11 played best for beat Kentucky. 42-40. in the Sugar police lights. Kuryla, 512 Middle turnpike, parliament are protected by law (Continued from Page One) companies stationed at the animiy played, hard fought game. .The lo­ Bowl finals. And St. Louis will be races. I pressed in winning over the local bank. Moose Finnegan. Bobby ment later brother John Bycholakl "Raise your hands," .Sgt. Orme late George R. Coste of 44 Carol for further study. W- cal standouts were EM Koae and Chester. the losers. The Cleveland Indians are pre-; g,,^ E sjje,, 33 to 27. Johnson. Binky Hohenthal, Tommy came through w-ith another to west: Sandra Hood. 119 Cedar against arrest while the Hoii.se is will present a full night's uiiU back. Moorhead ahouted. street; Diane Sharp. 21 Nathan ■ m se.ssion. slacken. The boy.s began t.-iking off Drive, formerly of East H a r t f o r d . ------period. A thirty inimite la-lio Player Coach Wally Parclak with What looked as though it might seasiui favorites to win the Amer- ] x,j,si(rs' next start will be Stevenson, George Demko and close the gap to 54-52 with the died yesterday at the home of her Stevenson Bovs be a close and thrilling game the Kentucky alSo is interested in Ralaea Pistol Instead road; Mrs. Kathleen Reilly and Text of ronimiiiiiniie up tlie grand st:iina.se to thcli broadcast direct from the floor "Snap” server and CJhet Kurlowlcz i the NCAA merrj'-go-round in lean League flag again and their Wednesday evening at the Armory George Zwick. Tramps oh the beat end. daughter-in-law. Mrs. Bessie first half turned out to be a walk Instead. Gilbert raised a pistol' son. 22 Pine street; Mrs. Rtith Un­ The text of the comnr.in-que an- Vonnrs. Many already were in bed. and dancing will al.so be on the also doing their best to geU an of- A tte ilU a ilC e G o O ll which it is the defending cham­ sternest opposition is expected to ^^ev take part in the gala With time fast running out and in his right hand. Reports Nation's away for $he Laurela in the -laat derlull and son. 24 Foster street: : nouncing the arrest.s of the two py ,-5 g m. it wae (pilot. A clicery Coste. after a long illness. She Plav 0\er Radio fine progrnm. fensive started, but to no avail. pion. Anv doubts that It would be come from New- York and Boston. ^ ^A', benefit basketball double- Billy Sheekey. Most Valuable the crowd on its feet, roaring for Police cut him down in the door­ half. Leading by one point In the who battled them to the w-lre last ^ h^sjer. The strong Windsor-Wil- Mrs. Violet Pillard and son, 116 officers read; fuc crnckicd m the great fireplace, leaves five grandchildren, Ray- ____ The radio broadcast will start In the preliminary game the lo- a . T a x i i i e i a o v f ^ n i i i s x a welcome ln the N C AA if it played Player In the Rec Junior League,' the Guanjs to tie up the score, big way. firat quarter, IS to 12, the Laurela year in one of the closest races in . combine of the Farmington Waddell road; Mrs. Patriiha ^ *'A new espionage affair liaS ju.st Bclic\cd Rug Ignited inond (?oste. Mrs. \Aalter Hattman, Defense Ageiieies Dickie and Bobby StevensoiV of at 10 o'clock over WON.S with cal laaslea ran their consecutive A t 1 O U F U e y 0 8 1 1 1 6 8 i In the NIT apparently were dla- is s'r>ortlng a allghtly cut and dis­ Hank Mirkham. tho visitors pivot Hia body was riddled with 12 Jedrzlowski and son, Rockville; been discovered by the services of An hour later, fire was raging both of East Hartford: Mrs. John game win streak to thirteen aa Increased their lead at half time, lenKiie history. ^ Valley League will be their cp- colored eye, the result of a recent m.in. w as fouled and Baseball's preliminary maneu­ Carl Hultgren, 23 Hemlock street; 1 Fraju-e B'.Aboed. whose directors of the stnictme. kirk and Whitney Funeral home, chiefs of staff arc set up. nonin in tn* n»or fnii'iro the main floor. Tlic public Ls invit­ Dowd also turning ig commenda- fronts—the large schools (A ) at the Knights tn this game was the does before or after." Price, if ...... off the Tramps backboard the Schmid is chargd with murder, 1. - 1 '.u., again In the near future vers begin with a double cloud Andrik. If . . . . Morlarty Brothers have sward­ Miss Claire White, 63 Pine street; i have just been indicted n another ■ But the fire vaulted upward and 921 Main street, East Hartford. It said the chiefs are virtually a H i»h i„ ed. ble performSnets. Standouts for the New Haven Areha, and the ever dependable Big Bill Wade, Utah in 1911 played in both ed a trophy to the winner of the gun went off en4ng the g;ame. .'.lisa Chisholm is held as a mate­ The Steveii.son Hlghl.ander'e will who, besides playing'a bang up hanging over the sport; Dumer. c ...... ria) witness. Dorothy Borst and daughter. East espionage affair. ha.s conftvsed raced along the common roof. , with a solemn requiem mass at 9 B law untoi I 10 themselvea” and sug- fn appear on a St. Patrick's program, the visitors w-ere Gigllo, Koskoska small K h M li (C ) at New Britain tournaments. 1. Will the decline of the Rec ' Junior Tournament. The All three Bristol. Manchester Hartford; Mrs. Anne Campbell. IS ; turning over to a foreign military Fr ightened .sliidenta dived head Burial will be In St. Mary's cerae- gested appointing a ctelrrnan to ^ Westerlv. R. I., and LesnefUf. State Teac1»ers College. game, controlled both boards and Kentucky ended its eighth un­ Musks, c ...... Knights of Columbus trophy w ill. encounters played at the armory Schinid, in a statement (o Dis- held the slippery Burke to six "easy dollar" affect, as In other Holmes, rg . .. . inc-t Attorney Jerome D. Kava- Hawthonie street: Mrs. Ida Gil- attache numerous dociiincnts which fust from second and third-.story tory in East Hartford, bring 'tht.s most powerful of ^ j . Chris T ib b s St. The medium schools (B ), play- beaten Southeastern 'Conference sports, the major league gates that go to the runnerup team w hile! have been clijse battles. Bristol man, 44 Wadsworth .street: Albert he was able to collect in lil.s job windows. Others tried de.scending dowms out of tlio way. swing into points, t()ssed in three field goals season Satiirdav night bv troiine- Snsrto. rg . . . . Michaels Jewelers have donated a won two by a single point and the ;.t.'gTh of .San Bernardino, Callif., tary units' under strong civilian p , t h ic k 's program at Melba drew 21.(X)0.000 In 1918? Fitzpatrick, ig Chapin, 66 Valley street: Mary in the offices of tlie ministers of Hie walls down the ivy Unit mstted Bonded Memorials action again on Wednesday night and four for six free throws for a ing Vanderbilt, "70-37, for its 25th fine trephv to the Most Valuable' Guards took the other by three. .^,iid he o;'.d Gilbert abducted Miss conlrrj. . . * ^ u « Temple Hall. SpHnjrfi?l(l. Masfl.. total of ten points. After Intermis­ 2. What will be the lesull of Kenned}-. Ig . . . I 'h!bl:olin from the riding stable Darby,’ 4.’)6 .Main street; Raymond munitions and of national dcfon.se the damp .stone. Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower re- March 26 they will appeal CON.xrUTICL'T 1 Sports Schedule at the 'Yale gym. victory against the single loss. The Danny Gardella's suit challenging Player Al S’lirowlec. tli« blond bomber. The attendance at the New Ha­ sion. the Laurels came back all r-hc managed here last Tuesday. Collilis, 145 St. John street." "He will be turned over to mill- Still others jumped for nearby Funeruls cently was named temporary 111 West Hartford at the Tall Wildcats still have to get through the reserve clause, the backbohe 10 ------Tee Collins and F^rl Yost did all V.AI.I.KV ven Arena for the large antkme- hepped up and ran up a 15-point Totals , .30 1'hey took her with them to Nee- Discharged today: Newton Kee- l* iy court.s. fire es(^a|ies. Tlicy were bloi-lced bv chairman of the joint chiefs by Cedar's Ladies Night pngram. .ML.MDRI.AL CO I Wednesday, March 2 I the conference tournament start- of the national pastime? Ed McGregor set new- single; scoring in the first perii^ dlum schools games on Friday lead at the end of the third period N'assllf .Arms (461 dies, where they Joined acquaint-1 ney, 91 Chestnut street: Prinio ‘ addition, another offic er, an flainc-fillcd lialls from rcacliing George H. I fame I President Truman, reportedly to Wh'ecl Cliair basketball 8:30— I ing Thursday before they e.an be But if these questions were wor­ F. and three-.'tring records in the when tbe Guards jumped out ta ancea of Gilbert. - Later, at a'Ansaldl. .543 Vernon street; Mrs. active membe); of the France U. .s. them normally. Brout -.vis killed in bring an end to disagreements large, and at least normal on SaG' ^ a l broke the game wide open i considered officially by the NCA.V lead w-as tied by the Tramps, fell Funeral services for George H. Route S, South WInittor the score being 45 to 30. Still rying tho major leaguers as they rf 3 Post Office Bowling' League with nearby ranch Emeet Wlnsted. 21.1 Mildred Daniels and daughter. .57 » f’o association, a c .a p t a 1 n-i n- this manner: his roommate Saul Cards Trounce St, James urday at New Britain. Saturday I St. Louis (18-31 and Kentucky, scattered to ten camps in Florida . scores of 168 and 396. The fol­ six points behind and, came roar­ Dame. 236 Spencer street, were among the Teirphooe Hartford R-087S night's crowd at th ^ N ew Haven n oiH ^ ln g any chances they pour­ Needles city employe; his wife. I Brookfield street: Mrs. Frances I »tr®vtf>'' f>f " ecliool foV airborne Sanders of .Mount Vernon. N. Y „ held Sunday afternon at 3 o'clock : "-as the kind of appMntment the naturally, are the top choiees for and six in the west, it wasn't no- c ! . lowing week he rolled a 'J91 ing back lo trail by 13-14 at the Frtncea, 22, and WiUis Pugh, 70. t Marcham and .son. Rockville; troop.s at Pan, ha* been questioned jumped just ahoiid of him. .S.mders .V 8 i C WELDING CO. Resilience Manchester 66'18 Arena wa.s near capacity. All reg­ ed It on so that when all wa.i done ' the invitatiolii. P.iit the ;,'e\v 5'ork gun. (,'iiubby Mallnconico and at the Watkins Funeral Home. ! commi.ssion had in mind, the re- Cardinals (47) they left the floor with g 00 to 42 . I. Cole, r . . . . triple. were shot to death. ; Karen Coleman. 28 Hale road; 1 about bis relatlon.sliip willi llir made it with < on.parathely minor M ImS 9m as. Msl. ir. r*m B F Pts ular seats were sold, but there 1 tourney, la still hopeful of luring Most of the concern seemeil to j oifhsen.skl. rg Bell paced the Tramps. Manches­ The Rev. Cniffoid O. Simpson, port d <1 not sa.v. were some vacant chairs on the victory. -Schmid said Gilbert believed Austin Welman, Jr., 46 Portland i "'ajor. and about nalimu:! deici.rc injuries. Tel. 429.i Stratton, rf ...... 3 1 7 .Oklahoma A. and M. il9-3i to the be over possible holdouts. Several' Cole ig ter tied the ball game early In the pa.stor of Center Congregation floor behind the glass backboards. Mason who tossed in seven field There wi;i be a combined meet­ Wlnsted was "wise to u».” street: Theislore Goodchild, 34 doenmonts which he sentIn the .SUidenlsand townspeople, hast- church, of which Mr. Dame _was o" thA^bad ® /,,J" , Hedlund, rf ...... 0 0 0 , big elty. The Aggies whipped St. clubs have players unsigned siW I Ig ! ing of the Navajo .Skating Club second pertod went ahead momen­ Pnta BlMne On Gilbert 'Middle turnpike, east; Victor An- magazine France d'Abord. ily aroused fioin the ti-iy village Aiilhorlred Dealer Tonight, with top-ranking Hart­ goals for a total of 14 points was ! Louis. 40-37. Saturday night and some promise to be stubborn. tarily only ta eiiccumb as Bell set ail active member officiated. Fred rivalries," commenting that they We Weld Cracked Blocks, Ehigland, If ...... 8 0 16 ard the Navajo hockey team to­ Gilbert did all the shooting; I derson. 28 Strong street. "Tliis officer, al.-n). will be turned of fJambirr, pcrioniicd many feats RU4*K OF AliKS ford Bulkeley and No. 2 rated high scorer with Vllga and Tom j also hold a 29-27 overtime decision (^eveland still hasn't signed Bob Xotala his "sights on the hoop .dropptag E. Werner, presided al the organ. "Indicate a lack of understand­ Smith, c ...... 8 I 17 ...... 21 7 49 night at 7:30 at Center Springs didn’t fire a shot," SchmlB said. Births Saturday: A son to -Mr. o^rr to military autlioritica. horoistn. Boilers, Furnaces MONUMENTS Torrlngton In action, even though Conran sharing the honors also . over the Billikena. St. L ouIb' other Leivun. its 20-game winning pitch- pr^re at three shot.s. ai.d traile'l 31 lo 2.5 The ca.sket-bcarers were. W il­ ing of the fact that military secur­ Ames, rg ...... 1 0 2 halftime: \5'lndsor Lodge. All club members are urg­ Mlaa Chilholm, after eluding and Mrs. Jo.seph Murawski, 95! "The inquiry is ronliiuimg; not against each other, every seat with 11 markers each. 1 lo.a>! was to Ohio State. er Infielder P.obby Brown bas, j j . j . ity depends upon cooperation and Day, Ig ...... 2 1 » 5 ed to attend. at tbe half. Gilbert in nearby Scottsdale Fri­ School street: a daughter to Mr. 1 DecHnea to tilve Details liam E. Hill. Dan .Miller, Ernest F. In the Arena is expected to be fill­ For the Kaceys. Wade. Riggers Other teams under oonsideralinn decided not to join the Ne-*- York | ' ____ Tramps Stwq Out Front .Strong, and Wallace G. Payne. balance among the Army, Navy ed long before game time. day night, had sMd Gilbert fired and Mrs. Patrick Rooney, 72 Lock- ' "I"*'® Intcnor Ministry declaiiie.l Iis Honor (siienl and,McKenna stood out with 13 j for the eight N IT spots are San Yankees until he gets a favorable , The visitors stave*! In front all Burial was In West Cemetery. and Air Force." 22 3 47 The doubleheader pits Hartford points, 11 and 10. YAie second .inniial banquet of all but one of the shots. Schmid wood street. - 8've any details not contalncl And what the commission said St. Joinee (.35) Francisco (21-51. Utali (22-6). contract. Harry Gumberi. veteran V Jonlor I,eagi>e of the tiiipl period as the locals Bulkeley against New Haven WlUle's GrIU (35) ! the Women's Bowling L e ^ ie will fired the other at Wlnsted, she Births veaterdav: A son to Mr. 'u ^be communique, about the mllltarv esUhUshment • B F Pts Texas- (17-6), North Carolina relief pitcher" of the Cincinnati with Collin.'" and 5'ost doing the said. At Loral Partv Commercial at 7:30 p. m., and P B F PU. j I be held Tuesday evening, March land Mrs. "Michael" Zwick. 170 Oak. reports that other re- 4 ' as a whole went especially for the Descy, rf ...... 0 2 2 State ''(22-81 Duquesne (17-1), Reds, is listed as a definite hold­ Shea "A " (.50H bulk of the scoring slowly crept Schmidt deserted Gilbert w-hen Torrlngton against New Britain .5 Wlerzblckl, rf . . 2 0-0 4\ B F Pti. 22 at the Garden Grove. I street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 9"ests have been made for lifting Auto K e " l 8 l r a l l O n S phlefa. who include the chiefs ! Carlin, r f ...... 2 0 4 Bradlev (J4-5i. Bowling Green out. up. Bristol V. a.** o’lt front 43 to posted as a lookout on the desert ■JO other t'oi'l- 90 minutes later. I 0 Jarvis, r f ...... 1 0-0 2 i 120-81." Bradley (2I-.5), Rtitler (18- Viltn'er, rf ...... , :* l- l 11 I Richard .Anschultz, 80 BroatJ linr.iunity r.if •Mi."ia Ann Leggett ..f \V.v.^hing- , - . -wr of staff of the Arm y and Air Morlarty, If ...... 2 0 4 In large schools competition so 40 f.t three quaiter time. about 30 mllea east of here Friday, munl.st depiitle.(i were not 0 August, rf . . . . . 0 1-1 1 , 41 Chicago I-oyola i20-’ ), and L a­ Holmes. If ...... 3 0-1 10 The Silk (^ y A. (" wiil omit its i street. '* con- ton street entertained al her home o f L a 8 t I P H T Force, the chief of Naval Opera- Juros, If ...... 0 0 0 far, Ekist Hartford. Bridgeport John Bycliolski's hoop stalled Hiding tn daylight and walking ati j j firmed. ! ' 2 Diakon. I f ...... 5 4-6 14 ! Salle (18-61 from out of town and Final CoiiIC8l8 T. Farrell, c ...... •> 1-3 t meeting this w-ee'x Pat Bolduc an­ recently at a farewell party tn , * tjon, ^nd the chief of aUff to the ■ Mullins, C ...... 10 0 20 Central. Bristol and Windham j 4 Gryzb, c ...... the hectic la.at quarter and put the night, he made hia way to Pho^ix. I .. ^ It has been reported, however, ),onor of Mrs. .Mary Gray of Pearl | ______i president. . 0 0-1 0 1CCNY (16-.5I. Manhattan (16-7). Millard, rg ...... 9 0-6 18 nounced today. The next regular score 43-42 Bristcjl. J. Bycholakl Schmid said Gilbert and he re-j Syril Bragg, '25 Mill street, Kearns, rg ...... 1 1 3 passed qualifying tests and eager- 1 2 Rubachs, c ...... 3 1-4 7 St. John's of Brooklyn (13-$i and In YM(1A l>eague Tully. Ig ...... 1 0-2 2 meeting is scheduled Mareh 7 at tied up the hall game at 43-all by turned to Arizona after th? C ali-; ^ daughter lo M r and Mr.s. that War Minister Paul Ramadler ■ street w ho Is leaving .Manchester Inspector Danie) Kerr in charge ‘Three of the four members are Brown, rg ...... 0 2 2 , ly await the quarter-finals which 1 4 Zamaltia. rg . .. . . 5 2-3 12 New York University (10-6) from Everett, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 the VFW’ Home. At this meeting l(»ping in a free tos«. Frank tomia killings to careV out GlI- | ftu'ald Sloane, 36 Proctor road; has filed (omplalnhs against a^^^ shtirtly with her da.ightcr and son- „,e Motor Vehicle Registration - spoke.smen for separate service Would You Rather Drive A Le.spernnce, Ig . . . . .6 0 0,O.fStart Thursday, 1 Kosak. rg . ... __ 2 0-4 members of the partj s Central in-law. Mr. and Mrs James Pren- . that arm s" the report said. "The aecre- 4 New York. all baseball candidates Intere.sted Bores' charity loss put the vis.t- belt's plan to kill Wafdcn Lon E. i a -'Jr and Mrs. Edwtfid commitlec, doe. to live in Pitt.sburgh. Pa ‘ be Armory stated today that arms. /ne^re^ri_s.o^_^ 4 W. Parclak, Ig . . . 5 1-7 11 Tlie Y Senior League winds up . 21 2-13 50 in playing with the Aces are asked ---- - ...... - ...... , tarv of defense, and hia viewpoint 5 25 At least one New York '.cam ”. ill Totals ...... ur.s bark out in front bv a ixitnt Waiters of the state prison and ' Johnson. 43 Birch street. NEW 1949 PONTIAC?" IS) Hockey at a Glance its regular. schecAile toriight with Vigilontlee (18l In Bontc .s ca.'io. the request was (jupsts w-erc pi+sent from Hart- the 1949 registration is far in ad- unified establishment as s .Score at half time, 23-9, Cards be selected and poaaibly two. to be present. but 8. Bycholakl changed the lead, several other oiBeials. ------' 22 ToU i8*^...... 23 9-26 55 Some of the Invitation teama two games to be played on the , McCavsnagh, rf . ... 0-0 4 Gilbert and Schmid were re- tagu B New York 3, Detroit 2. B F PU. Two teams are tied for lop ! . 0 1-1 1 office said, vvere part of a ®sm- decorated a cake which had "Go-jd Boston 2,. Chicago 2 (el) 1 ** Ail eight probably will be dis­ Strong, c ...... team took four point.s from Vhe end ii' moni'-nl later put the year after serving sentencea for to 10. lions had been filled by 2 o'clock. ‘'Thus, though the .®* WITH OR WITHOUT TRADES 1 .5 Brown, r f ...... 1 4-7 6 closed by the end of the week. honors. Two teams are to’ battle it 1 Ktihncv. rg ...... 3 0-1 6 om paign to (.emoralize the Army. Luck " insc.ibcd a.s- pait of the re- w L Pts Ameriesa League Exchange Club n its first comffcTi- up. four points 48-14 on a robberj'. Wednesday —Well Baby at Y. 2 and it IS expected that at leaet ‘ defense is, under the act, th p • 1 3 Oonnollv, If .. .. 2 2-4 6 The NCAA doesn't get start.') out for a playoff sped and two ; Topliff". Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 During last fall's coni strike many fro.,hmeiUs. .Yr.-. Ctav received a rVftd-LptlerR . . 3.5 16 49 PitUburgh 5, Buffalo 2. t.ve match Jack C's'. agnaro. Pnyou g,>n/atlnnal4 t exrs al flip aVirtt shot. I lo 4. another 200 will bo filled before li.e clpsl assistant to the president in ' 2 D.ivis, c . . 2 0-0 4 quite as soon and Its choiees lyob- Ollier teams .-irc playing off to get Benoit. Ig ...... 0 1-1 l Amadeo, Bruno Bycho.ski anu Guards Hopes Raised Thursday--Prenatal at 9. Communist leaders wrote urging from her fr,.nd.c office ( loses its doors tonight at 5 military rhatters, he cannot, as a r>og-Balt ...... 26 25 36 Cleveland 5, Indianapolis 1. the Army not to fire on strikers. _ ^ . 1 Samboghn. rg . .. 1 2-3 4 ably won't be fortheommg for at out of tlic cella'-. The first game Bruno Mazxoli starred for the Cop-,^ Things looked pretty good for Friday—Chest at 9. .Appoint­ o'clor k. ' practical matter. roainUln effec- BALCH PONTIAC, Inc M lv .Sorts ...... 24 27 .31 Springfield 4, New Haven 3. .3 Fisher, rg ...... 6 3-7 15 least a week. The western finals .starting at 7:15 w ill sec the V.F.W. j 2-3 Northern Area A similar debate of immunity 1 is 1. T o U I s ...... 8 IS P«rs while Joe While ar.d Tom the locals but tho complexion of ment onlv. _OPEN EVKNJNUS Flat-Feet ...... 17 34 30 Providence 6, St. Louis 3. 1 I’uszo, Ig , . . 1 1-1 3 has been reported in the offing g Last year a total of 3919 regis- “ v« cU'lUan will be March 18-19 in Ksn.sas team battle the Airport for the 1 Score St hslf time. .0-14 Shea i grown were best (or the losers. UVjngs changed In a hurry. Bore.s Also Well Baby, 2 to 4. 3 Smith, Ig ...... ,• 5 1-1 11 cellar position, tn the second game for Maurice Tliorez, .secretary- trations were isaued here in Man- P®^',^“ J '^ e .^ M lb lllty and 15.'> CENTER STREET M.4NCHESTER City. The eastern fln.'">x will ,.e an'1 Markham b->t’i fqiinil the Gettiii" Snow St. Johns will meet the Silk City general of the party. ^ Chester, and the total this year tn an March 21-23 in New York with Mike Zwlvk. Moriaily Broliiers mark on two burkel shots and the You Can Always Do Better At Balch'a 19 Total." ...... 18 13-23 40 F.nglo.s for the Fourth place play­ Three pro-Commiinl.st hewsmen F xpre88C8 Thaiik8 will exceed 5600. which would in- allegiance are t . the National finals March 26 In Shea "B " (88) S;-iird baseman, is passing out game was tied at 48-all. Boll rang ^ Defense Move and a draftsman in an anti-.air- (hcate an increase of over 2500 for Score al half time 20-12 W'lllle'a Seat! I". off spot. Should the- Silk C'.ty F Pts, (ConUnued from Psgu One) 2 cigars again. . A son. their second, the beR and Bores* hoop put the craft plant are in the hands of Laurels (60) Esgle.-i win they will meet St. Micliael... rf ... » 4 tlie registration pericMl last year. *‘^ , I * ’ *,ck’ brcfear control over . was born to the hall player and Tramps four points up. John Slab from Cape Hatteras, N. C., south military courts, tli.argcd with en- Mrs. Mary Taylor, so< lely editor Inspector Kerr also "aW ‘ h «t no tbe commission found Return Engagement P B F ’ ts. Johns again Wedne.sday for this McGuire, If ... 3 0 ' Meets Rebuff of Tlie Herald wlio has* been hos- 3 Mason, r f ...... 7 0-2 14 coveted position. If St. Johns . .. 1 0 2 to Jasksonville. Fla. , dangering national .security by drivers license tests would be given me miniBr.v cue /i--., in the Spring Training Moller. c . . ter MtSmorlal hospital. and i-eglstered to make the' score Heavy rain fell early today In ' posses-sinn of national defense se­ pil.dized for the pa.st three weeks tomorrow, as the Motor Vehicle ‘« be one of the major fUves in the 2 Davis, rf ...... 1 0-0 2 wins, they will meet the Knights Yost, rg . ... ___ 1 1 3 with injuries riceive-l when .striuk WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2 2 Vilgs, if ...... , . 4 3-4 (or the first round playoffs of the 0 18 . Bristol .54. Guards 48 and s-t the some sections-of Georgia and Ala­ (Continued from Page One) crets. The offense is pimi.shable Department would need all its help unificati achieved u Carlson, Ig . ... 9 Pete Staiim and .\1 Siirowlec down by a motoriet. wi.shes to in the final work for the 1949 ap- ‘ b*‘ ">easure has achiev.d 3 Kosakowskl, If 1 0-1 2 Starts Tomorrow league. The league, championship stage (or the Guards last 'lltcb bama and northeastward into Vlr-1 ------by one to five years in prison FIRST GAME 7:30 tried an "iron man'’ stunt again drive which (ell short b> the sllm- police ‘ bank her in-iny friends for the pprat The next drivers tests ' 8**n8. 1 Burke, c ...... 4 1-5 9 p’ ayoffs between Cheney Brothers Totals .. 15 3 .'3 1 glnla. Scattered rains aLso fell | sbe caused an inveaUgaUon to hr They wore pickc-l up in a Throughout lU history.” the 1yesterday by playing with meat of marglijs. in the far southwest. ! made of the Rome ".Axis S ally." t! sev- ‘"'■'■'y flowers, candy and cards \^.j|| be on Tuesday, March 8. 3 Nownk. c ...... 0-2 7 and the Wapping Y will take place Co (171 dragnet last week in raids on sev report said, "the United States has New York, Feb. 28—(.P' — The Guards In the afternoon s ^ h e The Guards next start wUt be WWle seasonal temperatures 1 She said that she did i era! newspaper offices. she has received at the .Manchester 3 Brooks, rg ...... 3 1-2 ’ 7 Wednesday night at tho Y. Ellis, r f ______2 0 4 i Judge Curran again sustained ______hospital. been fearful o f m lllUry cliques and New England P. V. A. . 1 Oonrsn. Ig ...... 4 3-5 11 I Major leagues will begin spring Senior I.eagiio StamUng : F.vsn. If ...... 0 1 1 morj' and then moving dowtf to the In Torrlngton Sunday afternoon prevailed throughout nvoat of the ; ; bssebaU rehearsals on scattered where the round 'robin -playoffs objections by Kelley. I She said today.that it would be 4"'#xw.x r'loesL- Urx»xwx j has thrown up a a fe g u a ^ against (Paralyzed Vets Assn.) Team i- Topliff. If ...... 0 0 0 Rec (or the final period lo play country*, the upper plains states I- I I \ 1 a 0 1 U 6 ; thifi threat to democratic govern- I w arm weather fronts tomorrow O ■ .* - J with the P.A's against Middletown. will continue. Next home game The 48-year-old, Maine-born de- ^ '1 i i i t * s * 'l i i i i s x i i ver.v difficult to answer all per- ’ 8 Totals ...... 26 8-21 60 Wapping Y ...... 12 2• ) > adfi6ii, c .. ___ 1 0 were held in the grip of cold. Zero .soms who have shoiyercd her with VS. with seven of the 16-r1tibs under _ __ b will be Friday. March 18 against to -20 was general in North Dako­ fendant is accused of serving thr- ■ \ -m il « IIIIIA II Kace.v's (42) Cheney Bro.s...... 12 - 1 Cronin, rg .. ___ 0 0 0 i cards since her admission; P managers who weren't barking the Knights , ...... It ___ 4 2 10 , Several local basketball teams the Torrlngton Howards and then ta. Grand Forks had 24 below zero. Nazis in wartime against her l8 Sreiie of F ire, ""'Must expect ®"^'**‘* B F Pts. 1 orders a year ago. Baton, Ig .. 1 I Now. it went on. ' the pressure 2 McConvlIlc, rf .5 who play load games fall to tura Sundav the 20th the riotous Wall­ Many Iowa and Minnesota cities country. This Is the sixth week of Admit Spy (iiiilf Manchester Guards . . 1 1-1 3 I Four National I..4}f(gue teams- w ill, St. Johns ...... • • • 5 ------: I of events has resulted in a budget - Eagles ...... 7 4 17 in box scores onlcss they win. The ingford Vets come to town V> end had zero. her trial on treason charges. 0 Martin, rf .. .f . . 0 1-1 1 Totals ...... 3 A fire of undetermined origin' of approximately $15,000,000,000 be under pilots who took over In Bros...... 3 the season. The cold wave was expected to Under questioning, Miss GiUars Ahoiit Town 1 Smatchettl. If 0 0-0 0 { the midst of last season and who ‘ Score at half time, went over testimony of several (Oiotlnued from Page One) s-.vepi the attic al the home of - m the current fiscal year, more — Double Header — 1 Sspienza. If .. . . 0 0-0 0 ...... 1 Involving local teams whether the move eastward across Minnesota “ ■ , _ Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkington ' than a third of* all Federal appro- : I should have some notion of their i ...... 1 results are wins or losses. This ap­ and Wisconsin today, followed by former soldiers who have been 2 -Wade, c ...... 4 • 5-7 13 task. The three new bosses in the Walllagford Wins . government witnesses. mitted spying ‘and named two Manchesfre Lodge. Nn. 73 A I' thi<( morning at 10:45. A call from priations. and large military bud- 3 McKenna, rg . . . .3 4-6 10 Rovers (U ) plies to all sports. wanner air which already had ov­ Americans. He said he had been .ind -A. M.. \(ill i-onfor the Ma'-lcr son. Fred, to the Manchester ' gets must be the expectation for ; American arc digging In from Laughlin recalled that Michael 0 Hlllerv. rg . .. . . 1 0-1 2 i scratch, Track » 1 F PU. erspread most of the western a.skcd by Dr. William C(«in. iden­ .Mason Degree at a .special comnui- (.-(rp Dcpaitmcnt brought both Vhe immediate future. Nassiff Arms Wallingford, which barsly made Evanlck of New York, a para— 3 Rodgers, Ig-... .. 4 3-.5 11. Tlte National managera who will New York Michigan State won Bmks. rf ... 0-0 2 great plains. tified a.s secretary general of the ni<.ilion lomorrou c\ening at ,;30 ^ companies to the! "Under these circumstances, the the IC4-A championship by taking i Miner, rf ... Local Chapter .Lhsca the plajxiffa conquered Torriagtoa, The Army’s month-long fight trooplir, testified that Mias Gil- 1 Naretts. Ig ... .. 1 0-0 2 be supervising spring drills of 60-50. before a capacity crowd of .....lara...... "seated...... yourself...... near.. him on _ Baptist mi.sslon in North Ameri- ’'cene. along with the Salvage nation must make very sure that only three of 13 events with an 18- ,Holmes, If . • agaln^ jtbe snow in Wyoming. Ne­ I their particular clubs for t)ie first John Mathew Chapter (1) 1300 In the New City. A 17 point a cot a W that you were’ partially i e*. *nd by a hiaii named Lcii.sch- ihe^ven ''1 - ‘"be intense heat shattered ' means of exercising civilian con- •3 Totals ...... 14 14-21 43 man squad- Yale and Seton Hall Kopplin. If . . braska and South Dakota came to nc.s.s the cxeni| lifltation of thrs de- ypyeral windows in the attic and trot are strong and effective. Windsor - Wilson ' time are Leo Durocher of the Neve Johnson . 114— 389 rally paced by Georgs Fugea* exposed.” I fiff- called a Baptist voiith lead- Score at half time 26 to 21 finished 'second and third, respec- p Farrell, c an end yesterday. grec by the present officers of the ______. . . , the extent of I "W e must d o jh is not only , to Schubert 83—369 baum, the league's I s s d ^ scorer, ^^TOd that happen?" LaughHn ' er, to collect information. Vas- '.aurela the Brooklyn Dodgers, whq figured 1 lively. J ■ Farrell, c lodge. Refre’shment.s and a social Dummy . 76—240 settled tha iaaua la OM " th M Ba)leman 97—304 Two contasU aascard this srsSk, Hospital Reports not.” she, replied. ‘T stood up all espionage Mrs. Alice Munsie resumed her The blaze was quickly brought j sure that military policy shall be Sponsored By Manchester Chapter No. 17 D. A. V. Pro Baeketball At A Olaitee Phillies, and Bucky Walters of the j the highly favored University of ■ Totals TbiTlagtoa at WalUagtetd, la g the time. I had only one dress with 77 Mltnesses dutiesitics today in theth ;” admission;drarsMon under control and order wM re- : in close accord xvith nstlonai n ee^ Door Prize Given Away ' Cincinnati Reds...... ■... 12 1-1 35 I Missouri team. 454 4H 443-1874 return battle, on nu rsdsy, aad A B u s t Week-End me— a white dress—and I would it was expected the remaining o(fi<-c of Manchester Memorial hos- stored to the home at 127 Henry and national welfare and al.so to ,, .Assoclatloa ot. .America The Ameriran's new brain trust­ Sea D e«« (IS ) Total have been afraid to sit down since seven defendants would enter (stal. Silt- recently underwent .-m street within an hour. I insure that costa ahall be commen­ For Wayne 74 Minneapolis 50. B F 1 Waterbury C h ^ e r (8) Moncheeter at Torriagtoa on Bub* Atlniission $1.00 Including Tax , ers. all appointed at the clisse of Horse Rav-lng 86 99—283 I might have soiled it." pleas and inake statemcnt.s tomor­ ogei-Htlon and was absent for five ; ------surate with actual needs without . Amerleaa LeogiM) the ^948 rampaign. are (?asey Arcadia. Calif.—Vulcan's Force Brainsrd, rf ...... 2 l- l Wilcox day. Trom Saturday noon to 12 row. In-the afternoon the court : damaging or destroying our ns- • Trenton 82, .Paterson 74. RodSa. U ...... 0 0-0 Swift ... 94 118—398 She also denied Evanlck's testi­ weeks. Student Tickets 60c Stengel of the New York Yankees, (143.60) won the $100,000 Santa — 118-300 d’elack this boob, thara wae a mony that she introduced herself may begin taking testimony from Public Records tional economy. Bridgsport 89, Brooklyn 86. Red R there. A fter this testimony has been the new restaurant wiU not be Norman Gallup, alterations at a previoua report it bad pointed :___ ~ > ______'______■ ____ gam e).' | numerous winter trades have fail­ lowed across the finish by . iShy ToUIs ...... 6 3-3 :3 sMaa iR maBtha at tha local laatltd* *T Beyer Introduced myself by heard, the court will receas for one ojiened until Wednesday morning. 41 Earl street. $800. out the w-eaknessea Jn government Scranton 80, WUkes-Barrs 58. ed to make much change tn the Gujr and FaulUtsa. Score at half time, 13-11 Rovers. Total ... 481 880 494-1438 Ocboonaulnr. U A K8ar oev tten.- the name o f Sally," she instated. day to give -attorneys an opi»or- "ITie d(x>rs were scheduled to lin Robert LaPolt. alterations at 14 which result from divided authori­ I TIiMa wara 20 admiaatiitOM, 51 She'added that ahe.uaad the name tuhity to prepare closing argu­ opened this morning but sevral Nye street. $800 ty. Under that outline, it said, "the and fhra birthsa ft r the Barbara Mone. She said ahe had ments. A fter the receSs the items of kitchen equipment had Mrs. Emily Alien. ^Iterations al national military eatabl'ahment aa f*- chostn that as bar •ttfa B^iaa. proaccJUua vlU maJia 1^ aitd nut airivadL. 3889 Adams street.' set UP under tbs act o f 1947 la ■)

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MA.NCHLSlkK EVtNt.NU WKKALU. MAM HLS‘’rKR. (<)NN.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1949 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. COWW, M W D Ar, nsm UART *8, 1948 Two men wera talking. Tha lat A man wont to his doctor aad ,1 Rooms Without Board 69 ifkrflalt 72 Haanas for Sale 72 "TUUNBKV11.LE l‘'ULKt» BY FONTAINE FOX man said, '"These shoes ure ao requeatod troatmont for hU aaUa. Autoaiobika for Salt 4 losinem Service:* Ofl«r«*d, I** Fainting—Fuperin* 21 Buats and AccaMaotiga Sense and Nonsense tight, they’re killing me!” A fter a cartful axandnattWi tbs C.~F. CHARBO.V.N'EAU. painter JOHNSON SEA Horse 'outboard TW O A T T R A C n v * studio third BRICK, FOUR ROOMS SACRIFICE Sale! Due to Imme­ The 2nd man- said, "W eil If doctor inquired: FOR THB beat In uaed cart thor­ VENKTIAN minds All ty(>ek THE INSTALLMEI^T COLLECTOR Doctor — H(Nr long have you and decorator. Floors sanded and Motor Sales and Servloe. We also floor adjoining rooms. Single or diate business transfer, attractive glotortat: A person who a fter! When loyalty check question- they’re so tight, why don’t you oughly reconditioned and liberally made to ordei. also reuunditiun been g o lM like this? repair the otliers. Capitol Grmd. double. Also one 2nd floor single. Bxibellent cunditiun. Owner 6-room colonial. Three large bed­ seeing a wreck, drives carefully ; naires had to be filljU out by take ’em o ff? ” iCiattified guaranteed In VTl.Ing It ii to your Ing Best quality . Rlndell Manu- rcQnished. Phone 2-9575, or 2- WA9 TAKING AWAY THE NEIGHBORHOOD'S ONLY VIDEO S^T Man—'Two weeka. , tng Co„ 38 Mala street Phone Garage. Privileges if dealred. rooms, full tile bath, lavatory, 15 ! government employes all over the ” Li.4ten,’i answered the 1st man. advantage to tee Moriarty Broa. facturmg .lo , 485 Middle rum- 2805. leaving^ta. Will sell fur­ i^U for several blocks. Doctor—Why, man, your saU s Near Golf Club. PhoM 6080. xl5 screened ]x>rcli. Tmtt car ga­ ' country, a rugged individualist in i "when I get home tonight, supper flrat. AU makct, all models, pric- pike East Call 4885. • 7958. nished or unfurnished. is broken. How you managed ta INTERIOR AND Exterior paint­ rage, amealte driva Fully land­ and If it is. It Advertuemenb M to suit your budget needs. “ On I f It vL-.r. nn the levAi it m igh t'■ S*" Francisco— SO the .story gees j.v.on’t be'ready; get around at all Is s mystsiy. RADIO — anectAcai Appliance ing. paperhanging, ceilings re- scape. Cost over $30,000. Open eat. It isn’t bad the level” at Center and Broad R ^ y not let us advertise be^call^ a tux^t-war One fW -1 — ^9 Why didn’t you coma to me beforsf Snlahed. Fully Insured. Expert Diamonds—Watebee— Wanted—Rooauk—Board 62 to offers. Fhooe 3-8487. I've gotta lock at my For. Rent For Sale streets. Phone Manchester 5138. Service, repairs picked up and your property In this space. tton contme^H li busy tre- K^^c the examlnexs something to enough I've gt Man— Well, doctor, every time X delivered promptly 20 years' work. New 1949 wallpaper books. Jewelry 48 lie " .trite irirM ^down- ^vhile Bbout. In the space devo.ed tnother-in-law. but I've gotta listen HAVE Several 4. 5. 6, 7, 8 room say anything la wong with ms, my To Buy ToSeU HUDSON 1948. Uke new 5,500 experience. John Maloney^ Phone Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. WOULD Like room and board for ARTHUR KNOFLA. Rgaltor enLier in fav^’ Of il- i^ c r foreign activities, this'to her, too’. My daughter married, wife declares I ’ll have to atop 2-1046. 1 Walnut street LEONARj) WyYOST. Jeweler. Re­ atngle hotiaes at reduoad prieea. miles, I2.000. About $600 acccs- 8 year old girl. CaU 3-4130. 875 Main Street Mortgages arranged. ImiMdtata “ aSfn fyerrofSenty^m.^^^ ^« man I can't sUnd; and they’ve! smoking.” soriea Manchester 2-9001. PA IN TIN G and Paperhanging pairs and 3d]usta watches eapeit- m terv toln vesr" and tuPDlvJ I got four of the meanest kids that CLASSIFIED ADVT. SKATES Sharpened and keys Free eeUmates. Prompt acrvtce ly et reasonable prices. Open occupancy. Ptaaao can this agao- Va jittery as a lean >«r^_aji^d •uPP^y^coes this make me a nazi? I also ' ^ver walked. My loafin' brother- I and demand la no longer to b e ' DEFT. HOl'KS: 1938 ^ORD Coupe, heater, defrost­ made while you w ait Saws Qled. Reasonable pn<«a Phone 7630 Thursday evening. 128 Sprues Apartment*, Plata, Telephone 6440 Or-SOSS , cy for quleh reaults If Intereatad ; spent one year in Russia, Does in-law will be sittin’ in the only ' It’s A Tough lifo D. E Frechette In salliiiig or buying. Georgo L. gauged. I do not have riches, 8;!NI A. M. t« 4:45 P. M. er. new tires, seat In rear of car. Capitol Grinding Co., 38 Mam. street I^one 3-4887. Tenements .this make me a Communist'’ I easy chair in the house, and the | 7058. “Selling Manchester Real Oraaladlo, 108 Henry strML also own a piece oi property in tlic | only pleasure I have when 1 get I Like some folks I ’ve met. Rebuilt m6tor.V Kelley’s Service INTERIOR nd exterior painting, Center 16 Bralnard Place. Phone FIVE ROOM furnished apartment. Estate Since 1921" Phone 5378. Virgin Islands. Period.' John liome is taking off these tight.****P‘"K „ „ ^ FURNAC7ES Tailored to 0t your paperhanging. Free estlmatee. 7255. Pali and Feed 49A Immediate occupancy. Refcrencee Duxe, Reader's Scope. shoes!” — Breakfast t.'lub Jtadio I Uttle I get. M. R. D. home. Van Camp Bros. Phone Wallpaper sold Raymond Flake. I H AVE 3-4 room, 1-5 room and 1*6 required. Write Box B, Herald. Program, ABC. ' ------Lost and Pound 5244. Phone 2-9237 FREE Fireplege or furnace weed. room new houses on my list for OFFICE aoaed untU March lo t SPfcriAL TODAY A principal of a large public ------Too much of thla world la run Two large felled trees to be cut TWO-ROOM furnlehed apartment sale. 'Tel. 6394 Mancheeter. Madeline Snlth, Realtor. INC70ME Tax service for business school handed us this exciiov .e- A motorist had Just crashed in- I theory that you dent u**d up. IS Forest street (dflce. for working couple. Inquire 124 * . . road manners 4 if# ■•ASSy’ou aroM WA am #ls*A.five- LOST—Brown wallet, initialed W. No finance charges and free men, individuals and professional Pnvate Instnfctions 28 NUW Vacant. Six-room house, celved by one of her teacher.t: to a teleplione pole. Wires, pole, ton-truc'k. Henry J. Taylor, radio A.H. Call 2-29S0. Reward. in.surance for 1 year. men. Accurately prepared by SEASONED Hardwood for stoves, High street four down, two up. Bath on flrat Lots f6r Ssl« 78 Dear Teacher- - everything caiiie down arountatoes. Mealy, dwelling or business. Modern con­ (JOTTAOE at StaffordvlUe Laks. MICKEY FINN McCLURE AUTO CO. SAVE ON inlaid linoleum for your low’a. Five rooms, all furnished, electric Finder call 563,3. Reward. street.* Tel. 4757. good tasting and cooking. Amelia veniences. Oil steam heaL Occu­ coimter and doors. Remnants tj- Jarvis, 872 Parker street. Phone pancy upon completion - of sale stove, running water, toilet, on ■ z r n TONIGHT? IOOHT PHIL-YOU'RE EVEN DUMSER THAN 1 60 Wells St., Manchc.ster M AIN STREE7T store spscc for IUMmi 1 MEAN THAT WUXC NATIONAL AND 1 MOPE YOU price. All types of metal for PIANU n iN IN G . repairs, recoit- 7026. rent euitable for small sales or Asking $9,000. Theodore J. La- acre of land Prioa $3,000. Phone KNOWWMATYOUIU HAVE TO MAKE A THOUGHT.' A S NATIONAL COMMANDER Announcements CSOMMANOER UNTIL A NEW ONE Open Evenings counter work at reasonable ditionmg. etc John (ktckerham, office apace, $35 month rent Gace, Agent. Phone 6471. 2-024$. V OOINSTOSAYMYOUR SPEECH UNTIL THE YOU HAVE Tb WELCOME THE DELEGATES. prices. PVee installation Instnic- VHIU iM /m iDsm . WWTPO IS ELECTED ON THE LAST PAY MAUAZI.'^E.S New and renewal 28 Bigelow street Phone 4219. Write Box L, Herald. GIVE A REPORT ON WHAT YOU'VE PONE. 1038 OLUS.MOmtE sedan, radio, tlona. Limger s Flour Covering. 41 Household Goods 51 MANCHESTER--Pre-War (Tape VOUMCAN -ANO YO UU M ME TO BE ON SPEECH TONIGHT/ FINAL SESSION subsciiptiona for ail perlodicala. HAS m u HOUR FUN,PHIL heater, defroster, new paint, re­ Purnell Place, formerly Wards BUILDING. 16x21, eiiiubic for Cod. 6 finished rooms, Woodland Wanted— Rear Estate 77 -W H EN I AND THEN MAKE SOME CONSTRUCTIVE For prompt service inquire John X- HAVING BUT WITNTMC P M TO HAND TO ATTEND A U THE built motor. Kelley's Service ('on Farm Store. Help W a n ted — Female 35 GOOD EASY washer with pump, showimom, office or workshop, street. Oil heat, copper plumbing, CONGRATULATE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE CONVENTION dlnrlcha. 140 Summit street In perfect running order. Kemp’s, WE HAVE cash buyerg waiting TMC TM 9 CONVENTION AiOUT lU S iN E S S ? , ter, 16 Bminsrd Pla.-e Phone full basement, lavatory, fluores­ insulated, open stairway, screeps, MV SUCCESSOR/. Qone 4608. FIK.ST Quality 9x10^ and 9x12 EXPKRIENCTED Teacher’s person­ Inc. Tel. 5680. for two, three and four faiRlIy 10STAKT.T0UU 725.5. cent lighting, ' linoleum floor. storm windows and garage. houses at present market prices. <2? 06 MIS Armstrong’a and Bird’s heavy nel director of nationally known HAVf TO SfT ^ ------'T IE S T OF Drawers, stoves, mls- Bcdard’e Flexir ’ Covering.. 56 Monthly payment, $57.31. 4% Phone 7728 or 6273. Brae-Burn. UFI 1947 CMKVROLFrr Aorosedan quality, $8.75. Langer’s Floor corporation \ ill interview teach Sch(x>l street. Pt\Me 2-0866. mortgage. Vacant. Sale price, AT MWM10IUSiNES&! \ Perannata S 1947, Pontiac 5 pass, coupe, $1,- Covering. 41 Purnell Place, for­ ers for summer po.sitiona that are cellsneoua used furniture, Rail- msd ealvage. 167 Middle Turn­ $10,800. Phone 7728 or 6273. Brae- ('ALL MANCHESTER $815 for SU8KIDE. WANTEtVVRlde from West Side 695; 1946 Chevrolet Aerosedan merly Wards Farm Store. . different. This work appeals only Burn. (mmpetent, courteous, confidential two-lone green, $1,495; 1947 to strong high type teachera who pike BsHt. Monday through Fri­ Wanted to Rent 68 m to Connecticut GenersI, Martfprd. SAVE ON your laundry bills. In­ day 6-9, Saturday 0-0. servica on real eatate. mortgage. Houra 8:15-4>80. Call 8415, Chevrolet club coupe, $1,495 would not be interested In ordi LANDLORDS. We speclattzc In Insurance and notaiy require­ dividual service In Mancheetcr'e THREE or four rooms by young 2-20 1941 Chevrolet sedan; 1941 (Thev nary selling. State teaching ex­ GREBIN AND Ivory combination obtaining rents for tenants and ments. Suburban Realty' Co.. SEWING MachWs expertly re­ rolet club coupe, motor, front end only automatic, self-service laun­ perience, other qualiBratione. ad­ couple who are Willing to re­ we get our fee from them. We dry You loao your wash into our etovc. Two oil drums. Ver>’ good Realtors, 49. Perkins streeL paired or a d ju s t^ Reasonable completely overhauled 100' dress snd phone number In letter decorate a moderate rent. Ref­ select for you only reliable ten­ new Bendix machine, and we do condition. Phone 2-0289. rates. Work guahMleed. Call guaranteed; 1939 (Chevrolet tudor, asking for interview. Box H, erences furnished if desired. Tele­ ants with good credit references. CUNSIDERINO SELLING the rest. Wash done In 30 min­ 6171, qr evenmga 2-0^9.______all new parts In front end, excel­ Herald. phone 2-2848. Our service to you for renting TOUR PROPERTY utes while you wait or shop 30c EUREKA Vacuum cleaner, com­ < 2 ? lent clean car, fine tires, several your property Is free. Rental Without obligation to you. wo per washer toad (up to 9 lbs.I We plete with all attachments. Prac­ W A N T E D —3. 4 or 5 rooms, un­ McNaufbt 6yiidic«U, Inc. h a v i n g A party? Boril^m’a ice others. Buy from Douglas where AMBITIOUS W'tmen 30 to 50, In tically new. Will saertflee. Call .Service Bureau, 641 Main street. will appralac o f make you a caah cream wlir.be a treat. Orders tak­ also damp dry and Bufi dry. furnished, for two adults. Good BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tough Fight ____ BY EDCAR m a r t in a fast turnover provides' a new Mancheeter and eurroundlng 8202. Phone Manchester 2-4279 any­ offer for propertv. See oa befeCa FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS B U N N Y en for any amount. Call EUuLSide stork daily keeping pace with to­ LaundermaL 43 Purnell Place. territory. We train you as a deal­ references. Edith Mason. 2-1807. vou sell. ( fi^rmerly Montgomery Ward's time. We place tenants every­ I iVt 07T TO «,CW0O\., W1L\.V A TVGVKT THtWt \'b A WOT AQ.V YOU A Soda Shop, Manchester 8830. \ day’s low prices. Douglas Motor er In Spencer coracte and aurgi- NORGE Refrigerator, apartment where. Phone 77$8 Or 6378 SOO't*, 1 Farm Store). Phone 2-4274. cai eupporta 1 rofits while train­ W ANTED T w o Medium size ga­ PARKi Tvs. ARS. V40Q.TW — ------Sales. 333 Main street size. Stewari-Warner console rages. vicinity Silver Lane or \T ,TVOU6>\ IKi 9U6'E> APVRAiRAddCt - H AVE TOUR income tax returmr ing. Phone WlUimantIc 1875-Jl. radio. Call 2-2856. SIX 6-room slnglea Some new, BRAE-BURN REALTY W EAVING of bums, moth holes West Center street. Phone Man­ G w y c . TH^«i^. ORye. - m - u prapaied by formar deputy col­ (936 PLYMOUTH sedan. A nice from $8,600 on up. Immediate oc­ T and tom clothing hosiery rune, chester 4250. SELLING Tout property 7 Why lector o f Internal Revenue. Eve- nlmitng car. Can be bought for COMBINATION oil and cupancy on all. 1. J. Crockett, 0 I nlnga only. PLone 8003. handbags repaired, slpper re EXPERIENCncn (niocolstc dipper. not place the fob In experienced $195, Kelley's Service Center, 16 range. Excellent condition, FAM ILY OF Four adults and one Broker. Phone 5416. handc? We aiiti to give eatlafac- Bralnard Place. Phone 7255, placement umbrellas repaired, Phone 2-0501 or 2-4332. water heater, reasonable. men's shirt collars reversed and small child would like a five or Uoi^ AUce OampeL Real Eatate * - 8095. PORTER Street Section—Pre-war and Insurance. 848 Main street. Autoniobilea For Sals 4 xeplaced. Marlow’s Little Mending W ANTED--Young -lady, exper­ six room rent. Call Mrs. Maude single, 6 finished. rooms. 9 years sr\ci AL TODAY Foley. 3790. Manchester Phone 4998 or 3- Shop. ienced in bookkeeping. typing, CINDERELLA Baby washer, prac­ old. Hot water neat with oil, fire­ SPECIAL TODAY shorthand. Good salary, and va­ 0880. ■T.' N= 5 jZE (SCD v a FS 60 Wells St., Manche.ster ALTE R A’n O N S smd addlUona. MIDDLE-AGED woman between A ’N T h £ «; u ;n n > inets, living-room furniture, etc, duplex p r e fe r ^ . Can fmy rea­ SEVEN-ROOM colonial, attached O'VA l?ECKJN r SOeTA. Lv j T.-.D;^ &OCO. Mff? McCLURE AUTO CO. New cellinga. Also rooBng and 30 and 40 for part time work In * Open Evenings aiding. A. A. Dion, Inc. Phone bedroom ets. Chamber’s Wars- sonable rent. Write Box E. garage, fireplace, lavatory down r o -VA.ME 'THAT HAD TC " Z S-Tus-C ladles ready to wear store. Write house Sales, 501 Middle Turnpike FENDF^ ^ND BODY CO-OPVt-l D iN W -- 60 Wella S t, Manchester Tel. 2-9442 cam. 299 Autumn street Herald. oil hot water heat. Lot Ol'xlSO'. V C R !T T E R Box P, Herald. East. Phone 5187. 7 A.TE.’ SA E (7J'' Open Eveningi Owner sacrificing. Elva Tyler. WORK 1841 BUICK four-door sedan, GE948;r a L Carpentry, alterationi Agent. 2-4469. real nice car, fully equipped. P A R T TIM E stenographer-typist. WE BUT and tell good used Houses for Sals 72 1847 FORD two-door. 1840 Q u m o - and- Mdltions. Nu-wood celllnge We are seeking a competent sten­ Many others. Terms and trades tomltiire combination ran yea. RENT Seekers. Do you want let, 1818 Oldunoblle aadan. Clean, and tnsHlatlng plank walla. Eleti- ographer-typist interested Ih Solimene and FlaKK. Ine. arranged. Stop and see W alt By mates cheerfully given. Phone ga> ranges and heaters Jones TWO 4-room singles, oil heat, rent? See us today. Rentkl Service dependabta, pilead low. Uberal working a few hours or a few Furniture jBtore. 36 Oak Phone large lot. $1,700 down payment 6.14 Center Street tradea Okda Motora. 4164. cholski at Franklin Motors, 653 7594. Bureau. 641 Main street. Phone |v£V,^e>. ALLEV Center street Open evenings. days at a time at irregular Inter­ 2-1041 required. 8 A. Beechler, Realtor. 2-4279 anytime. OCP BEEN 4 CARPENTER Work of all kinds. vals. If you are qualified and wish Phone 6969. HA.ViN3 (Jj ITE - ^ ( 3 ' % 1847 CHBVROUET FleatUtta Aroo- Phone 3-998L LAU ND RY Set tubs. Also waah- A T iV ig ZE - ■edan. radio, haatar, dafroaUre ' Roofs, sidings, additions' and al­ to capitalize on your available DUPLEX 5-5. (Tiotce location xte terations Also n W construction, time write Herald, Box D, stating Ing machine, in very good condi­ M ANCHESTER—4-room modern (Topper plumbing. Exoellent re­ Save Money 9nd Fuel l.EAZ.MN(5 14.000 milea. KeUeya Berviee tion. CtLO be seen at 229 Autumn house. In goo4 condition. Full £SEZ> T01N3. Onter, 18 Bralnard Plaoa Phone 1941 FORD. Very reasonable. Sleffert Phone 2-0353. hours and or days available and pair. Three-car garage. Lot 80x Install A hourly rate desired. street. -- bath, furnace, oak floors. Lot 60x 162. Vacancy foi buyer. Elva Hi* wife'* gona (hopping again for th* day!^’ 7250. Phone 2-4)680. CARPENTER York oKall kinds. 121. Sale price $7,500. Alice Tyler. Agent. Manchester 2-4469. I-LOOK problems solved wHh Cflampet. .843 Main street, Man­ x->a SPECIAL TODAY 1937 P|jYMOUTH four-door sedan. Attics finished, cab in etw ork al­ TIMKEN yaiLaueea Mechsifrically good. With heater. terations, also colorful P ila te tile Help Wanted— Male .16 linoleum, aephall tile counter chester. Phone 4993 or 2-0880. BRAND New 6-room house. (Tan SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Expert workmanship, free sitl- Wall-Flame Oil CARNIVAL BY DICK t u r n e r h IS FRIENDS Track Star BY MEKRILI. C. BLOSSUR No finance charges and free Phone 6979. bathrcKima, kitchens. CTharles he leased for one year with op­ mates. Open evenings., Jones MANCHESTER GREEN — Cape tion to buy. Call Walter Olson. Davis. Phone 2-0294. vou BE I Inaaranoe for one year. W ANTED One good carpenter Furniture. OaH street. Phone Cod six finished 'rooms, fireplace, Tel. 3084. Burner K '^PHOOEy.' i O k a y , vou WHOEVER WALk OUT OH The Tt^Aoc TEW.t . Anto Accessories— (XJNCTRETE Contractor. masoV snd carpenter's helper. Call 4022 2-1041 oil heat, automatic hot water. Lot Call Today For Frra EstUiuito • T T i S ' 1940 PLYMOUTH DELUXE 60x150. Sale price $12,000. down LOVELY Five-room colonial. HEXRO OF , PAST TWER5 Tires work and landscaping. V. Belluc SUCH A TmiWG< WITH US.' SEDAN el. Phone 2-1601 or 5042. t(AXTED— Man to work Satur- payment $3,000. Alice CMampet, Three years old. Hot water heat, OIL HEAT & A GHOST OUT WE’U . 2-1 SNOW Cap Urea Recapping ,'s and Sundays, in gas station. 51arhinerv and Teols 52 843 Main street. Phone 4993 or nil burner, receeeed radiation. AT TWe OLD SHOW Good Condition and vulcanizing one day servica Mu'kt be experienced and over 25 2-0880. Brass plumbing, tile bath, attrac­ ENGINEERING, INC. CEV’ETEBY ' ■iouT’ I Truck Ure eervice, guarante^ year^of ige. Van’s Service Sta­ NEW AND need tractors and Roofing— Siding 16 tive cabinet kitchen, built In floor 692 Maple Ave, Hartford y e a h 8350 Down workmanship. New Kelly Spry(g tion. 4S7 Hartford Road. farm machinery. Sec us for your IM M EDIATE Occupancy, 6 room to ceiling bookcase, fireplace, AMD rr Oeld and (Uct.luid Urea Man­ HOOFING — Specialising In re­ needs. Complete stock of various single, hot water heat with oil, basement rumpus room, large Fhone 2-2149 w akes. types of garden tractors. Dublin chester rtre ano Recappiqg, 205 pairing roofa of all kinds, also fireplace, excellent location. Now side porch, ameslte drive. Ideal In Manpheatcr. CaU .NOISES' (perienced painter. Tractor Co., Wllllmantlc. McCLURE AUTO CO. Broad street Phone 'i-422A. new roofs. Gutter work. Chim­ W AN TE D — T vacant. 7 room single, downstgtri location. Manchester Green sec­ neys cleaned and repaired No Phone Edwar 1 R. Price. 2-1003. lavatory, tile bkth, oil heat, large H. E^WHIXING 60 Wells St., Manchester WE SELL and service Dlsston tion, near store, bus Snd schools. TWO SLIGHTLY usyd 6:70-16 Job too small or large Good lot. Also one 8-room and ope 9- 78 Walk<4 St; PKone 5918 Open Evenings super cushioned U r^ with one M.VN FOR groiiird work also must chain jaws. Beaver, Bready. I.,eaving state Call owner 2-2268, work, fair price Free estimates room single, both in choice loca­ niRkeii H all Flaine Oil tube. Telephone 2-$fi08. Call Howley Manchester 5.361. be able to paint, .steady work, full Planet. Jr. Rototlller garden tions. 8. A. Beechler, Realtor 1939 PLYMOUTH sedan. Radio, tractors, power lawn mowers, ffUrtirrs, OH Fumarra. time, references, mquire Man­ Telephone 6969. Legal Notices heater, defroster. New tires. Very chester Gardens, Offih^ 15 Foresi Johnson outboards, Briggs A Qll Boilers. Wstor Heaters qleaa car. Kelley’s Service Cen­ Business S e rfim Offered 1.3 street 11 a. m. to 5 m. No Stratton and (^lnton engines FOUR-ROOM single, space for two a\T A COURT OF PROBATE held Heating— Plumbing 17 V y t t ^ ’W? ter. 16 Btsslnard Place. Phone telephone ijalls. \ CJapltol Grinding Co. 38 Main more up. Large l(jt now vacant. •t Menrh^pt^r within and for the I BY AL VKRMKKI 7255. DE-LONG’S ^-Tefiigsratlon service. GENERAL Repairs. Jobbing, re­ DirttrJrt r.f MenchrMrr. on the 2lth PRISCILLA S POP How’s That .Again? Repairs oyi Ul makes, cemmer- Phone 7958. T. J. (Trockett, Broker. Phone dev of Frbrtjnr\* A.D., 1948, modeling.' water piping, deep and CHILDREN/ DONT 1988 PLYMOUTH convertible, clsl ancl'doro4stl(u 24-hour serv­ 5416. Pr(»j*^nt. JOHN J. W A L L K TT WALDO/ HOW OFTEN \ / shallow well pumps, gas and Dogs— Rird^— Feta HAVE I t o l d v o u PLAV IN THE KITCHEN WHILE / radio and heater, new top. new ice Pbdn^ 2-1797. .Tiidg<‘ electric automatic water heaters Warned—To Buy 56 of John J. Vtrle. latr of Man- NOW IS NOT TO TALK SO motor. CTan be seen at 17’^. Eld- avatlsble. Prompt service. Ed­ R.NGLISH . Setter pups, Boxes Legal Notices rhostvr In <»ald Dtetrlrt. deroag^-d. FG O LISH LV IN ridge street RAI>ro need fixingT Have U re- MODERN Household furniture, On motion of The Mancheater Trust ward W. Johnson. Phone 6979. pups. (Tocker pups. Fox Terrier FRONT OF THE pMfed by experts Ptek-up serv­ pups, cross breed pups Zimmer­ etc. Chamber’s Household Serv­ AT A (DURT or PROBATE held Company,, executor. ' THE TIME 1940 PLYMOUTH sedan. Good ice. guarantee work Sets check- at Mancheeter wllhin and for the ORDFRKD: Thet alx monthi from •LfUMBING and heafing. Jobbing, man Kennels, lake street. 6287 ice Phone 5187. //I condition. (Tall 2-0177 between 6 e<( In the home (Tai radios a Dlatrlrt of Manch'eler. on the 3Sth tho 24th «ley of F^briian*. A.D.. 1949, repairs. Prompt service. John H. and 7 p. m. .specialty. Manchester R adio day "f Fehrusr\'. A.D.. ims. h«* and fh** wimr ere lim ^ d and nllow* to get that^ garage and Carlson. Phone 7325. Present. JOHN J. 'WALLETT, od for the rrrdltftre within which to ’ Service. 73 Birch street. Phone Wiinted— Fets— Foultry— Rooms Witlmat Board 59 .1 udKe. hrliiir in their rlklme waalnet raid ee- 1937 FORD, $350. Excellent copdl- 2-0840. Estate of Nicholas Haefa. late of late, and the itald ererutor Is directed breezeway built . . . or that Uon. Also 1932 (Thevrolet, $50. PLUMBING— Alterations, repairs, Stork 41 FURNISHED room. Green sec­ new work. Reasonable, free esti­ Manchester In atld district, deceased. to iflve public notice to the credllore Good motor. Phone 2-412|f eve­ PETEK W. Par.taluk, electric con­ tion. Gentleman preferred Phone Upon application of (totherlne A. to hrlnr in the^ elatmi) within aald cottage at the lake built be­ mates. Nassetta Plumbing, Glas nings. tractor, maintenance and wiring W ANTED - (,'ows. calves and“beef 2-4408. tlyefs. prailng that an Inatrument piir- time allowed b y• publlahlnR a copy of tonbury 3-3149. ihf* order In Ronie nrwepaper harlnjr n for light ami power. 40 Foster cattle. Also horses, ^Call Ptela p 'filnK to be the last will snd testa- fore summer. Call on ua for Brothers for the top dollar. Phone ROOM IN private home. Worfan frtent of said deceased be admitted lo HrruUUon In eald probate district IMMEDIATE DELIVERY' street Phone .3.303. probMe aa per appitralion on (11-. It Is within ten dii.tii from the dkte of thin K i'F K ’lE.N'l Plumbing and heat 7405. 364 Bidwell street. preferred. $7 per week. Phone 2- Ing Plugged drams machine ORDERED- That the foregoln* ap­ order., and return make *.o thie court ol any type of carpentry THE NEW HUDSON ANTItjlIES Rcttniahed. Repairing 1048. plication be heard and determined at the notice Riven. cleaned lari J Nygren. Phone ths probate office In Manchester In JOHN J. WAtsLETT. Judge done oi any turnltiire Tlemsnn, 6407 work. 180 South Main street Phone Articles for Sale UtRGE Comfortable furnished said District, nn tha 12th day of eora. it4t IT Hi It’s Decidedly Different! room. Automatic heat and hot March. A- D.. ti>4!>. at nine o’clock In AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 5643 the forenoon, and that notice be given nt .Maneheater within and for th A Sick Man B V M It HAKI O'MAI.I.KV AM ) RALPH LANK HOME-MADE tractor from 31 Reo water. Garage. Phone 2-1984. rtetrlrt of Manrhepter. on thn 23rd eeea. t»t» by mx mmtt. me t. a ate: v. a rar. aw. VIC FLINT 51illinery — Dressmaking 19 truck, dual whee:s, good 750x20 to 1.11 persona Interested In said estate ■B.T. WMaaawr.sa. $--<$ 7 4 a * 4; $ JUST FBCT No Trades Necessary APPLIANCES se'-viced and of-the pendency of said application and dav of Fehrnarv. A.D., 1949. FREE ESTIMATES Eoooayf. nANCi ' I aU N SCOUTING T ftpai tires, seal beam lights, new HEATEHJ Room In quiet modern the time and place of hearing thereon, Preecnt. JOHN J. W ALLE TT. “I know it’a bayond our mtana, but with a taloviaion aat wivteoTOuaHoaoop, I FIRST c iA s s ig a a i- .TNI auiabOik.' Demonstrators brakes, snow - plow with pump, home. Gentleman preferred by publlshlnx a ropy of'this order In Jmltre. "Why. Waldo. K'a gorgoou*! I had no idoa I'd ^ auch ranges, washers, etc All work ALTERATION.S and dreaaniaklng. likt that, wa wouldn’t hava to go out ao many plaeaa fAFIlVON .XFUIUD $450. 700x17 tire, tube and rim, Phone 3046. some newspaper having a circulation in Estate of Sophia Stiver Houte. late CALL 4022 a big atona tho first timo I got o n g a g t d r ’ AMSTONE Available .\rytimc ciiaranteed Metro Servlet Co Call 2-4370 Mrs C. Bruneile. of Manchester. In raid Dlatrlrt, deceaS' WAV. VIC. almost new, $20. Used radiator said district, at .leaat live daya before w o ca n ’t afford !” ON niwT^ Tel Manchester 2-0883.' PLE A SA N T Rooms, single or dou­ the day of said hearlnx. to app<-ar If • d. for 1940'*Ford truck. Just repair­ they pee cause at aald time and place On motion of Charleg 8. Houae of OU’I OUll WAY HY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSK with MAJOR UOOPLE McCLURE AUTO CO. GIL STOVES cleaned, installed ed and cleaned. $20. 174 West ble One minute walk from the and be heard relative thereto. and said Mancheeter. executor. Moving— Truckin g- IT'S OM RAGC ONE,GENTS.' THAT SOOP-) 60 Wells Street Washing machines vaciiunos re Center street. Phone 8i59. Post Office. Gentleman preferred make return to this court. and by ORDERKD Ttiat alx montha from . ’fiAV E 1 TOO NO-^NOT b r e a k in g t h i s Storage 20 the 2.Trd day of February. A.D.. 1949. AT t m ' paireo ls£n mowers, hano and Phone 8583. u.— malllnK In a registered letley-on nr be­ War II 6 0 T ENOUGH KNEW ONE VSORD THAT INVENTOR THE MA30R. SH eO O lN& ’^ TO THE M A30R < Tel. 2-9442 fore March 1. 194S. a copj- of said will t>e and the name are limited and allow* MASOUERADE FOR SAL^;.--L.ate model L. C. h o r s e h a ir s , ALL OUR F in a n c e d WAS GRASSED ^ n e s t w a s j W ILL B S A S Open Evenings power, shariiened. repalrea LAVELL'S Express light trucking (TJCAN, Comfortably fumlihed (.nd of thia order addressed! to Matthew ed for the credltora within which to v^'RE SPOSCD^ saws Bled Friendly Flxlt Shop Smith sfandard typewriter with nring In their clklma agalnat aald ea* Vets Preference t o l o o k A S NEAR 0 » hAE"OR MUHERG ibOAV BV ^ E m e n With t h e ^ a s t o r m MUCH PON A S and delivery. Weekly or monthly room for one or two bualnesa peo­ Ilaefa. 4B0 Beaver atr-et. Beaver. Pa.; T H E N - ME RAITH- Phone 4777 rubbish routes mvited. Man­ 18-lnch carriage; excellent condi­ Henry Haefa. 41 Garden alreek Man­ tate. and the aald executor la directed ‘ LIKE OUR DADS AS flUTTERFLV NETS.'— AT THE SIGNAL— ' K i c k i n g o u t ^ ple. central location. Garage. to Kive public notice to the credltora HOW POLLY THAT 1931 PICK-UP Chevrolet, (ksal chester 2-4002 tion. Marlo'v's. chester. Conn.; 'William Ilaefs, M yNew Oape Code baaMa aadcr VVE O N WHEMTHEY Pe c a n h atc h e r v ua's k n o w n 5 t o SN aE 2£i BABV’S a . : ^ Ll.NOLEdM •- Asphalt tile, wall Phone 8439. Liberty street. Wealerly. R. I,; Joseph to bring In their clalma within aald dbasirwrtina la earloM eeetteM WERE C>ast' and all parta J. XSTA CUCKOO 1948 CHEVROLET Town sedan. BAIMO S«rvlcU.g bependahls low ROYAL PorUble typewriters snd r»»trli-t Mancli»#l«r. oir the SStn •TOHN WALLBTT. Judge fait •asalatioa. eepper aa4 btaea of U S.A and Cahada. Telephone "^AT A COUBT^F PROBATE held CLUft/. BY LESUB TURNIto ILOOO milaa, radio an<] heater, cost snd gusrsnieeu A.B.C Afv adding maebtnasI Ueerd IF SOMUODV WA» Eetsle o f Reid R. Macthtyre. tote of day of February. A.D.. l»a. SHE ETOPEMl'PACKA ^ N L t away. 7258. M arlow 's. Mancheeter. In aeld District. d a«a^ GOOD USED eatboarda, Martin 60 appear and to beard tbereea by pub- eJeenlatlon la aald probata dlitskt. REALTORS waahert, Irooa. toestere, electric 2-1362, S-8072. llahing a copy of this order to aotoa rulatlon In aald probate dletrlet. with* S C H '.’.A l IL ■1 $140; 7A Firestone, $100; 2.5 of th1« hggpvlin BMdM Nice appear- In ten d^vi from the date of thla within irn days from Ihe date 651 renter Street V( HAS R&TOCNEO clocks, vacuums etc Keasonabic Flarnt-avu. $8 0 ; 3 .6 Cham pion. J'l. iLce-epaner having s elreulatlon In eal4 • rtler and .ylurn make this r,»ijri of udl^^Degradable isomlly ear platelet at leaju dine ds#a before the order. In.ff'mtuni mek«. t«» Ihia court 9-ao J * * * prices ABC Appliance. 21 tto notice gl»«n- . . . Id. 4112 lit 72)5 . .affLP DEPENGC ■t r-»r TO 0^ CLA4EE8H Robert Mrintoqh. 28 H a rva rd I day of .asld haarlag. _____ I o f the ttotlea flven- JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge. Maple street. 3-iSTa. RcfMi HermM Advs. road . JOI J. WADLSTT. 4lw«ga- i i /Odor y. WALURX Ja • / T

P4CE STXTEEJT ‘«U^DAY, JIEBRUABY i i a t t r l f » 0trr £trrafttg IfrraU i Tha Wasther Average Daily Net Press Run raraeaat af U. S. Waatbat Baieaa For Uw Maath aS Fabraary, 1S4B M n.. Louis Pack, o f Trumbull, OIbbona Aaaemhiy, Catholic La? bid filing data may ba granted. A l­ Snovr finrriaa, Mapwtag aui4 4rlft- ready the ar^itecta, as la usual, will give a ten-mlhute talk on the dies o f Columbus, will hold a buai- Manchester Boy Aboard School Plans ing oaow tUa aftarooaai partly About Town federation of Women’s Clubs, pre­ neas meeting ’Tuesday at 8 o'clock Light Cruiser Manchester have supplemented the original specificaUons with minor amend­ cleuSy Jaalght aa4 We4neaSe>i ceding the program at the meeting at the K. o f C. home. Rev. Robert 9,713 ments' which are to go to those in­ Bsuat eoMar taaiglit; tiaah wlaia. of the Women’s Club, Monday eve­ Carroll w ill speak on CTO. In con­ Robert B, Kant, seaman, Topic Tonight .Maoibar a< tha A a ilt tliM Anne ICcAdame of IS Onk terested in construction. ning. Bela Urban, concert violinist, nection with the Commtmity Serv­ U 8 N, oon of Mr. and Mra. W il­ ■trwt lima returned from n month’a General Manager George H. BnswM aC OtieUlatlaBa w ill be the feature of the evening. ice program,. members are asked liam R. Kent of 33 Palm street, Manehe$ter— A City of Village Charm ^••onUon epcnt In Miami, Florida. to bring old sheets and cloth for Waddell has stated that he will Mrs.. Robert J. Smith of Robert is now touring the Mediterra­ Joint Meeting for Dis­ the surgical unit of St. Laurence make some rccommendationB to­ road, and Mrs. Gordon Fogg of nean on a light cruiser with (FUtRIEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS The Pines Civic Association, la- OToole’s Altar Society of Hart­ the same name as hia home cussion of Details of night, the nature o f which he hiu (OaaaUaS ASvartlalas aa Fajpa It) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUE.SDAY, MARCH 1, 1949 Adelaide road, will be co-chairmen ford. The cloth will be used to not discloaed. .. LXVIII., NO. 127 cotporated. W ill. hold n meeting. of the hostesses for • the refresh­ town. Wednesday Evening at 8 o’clock make surgical dresalnga for 'can­ Proposed Buildings 'While apeciflcations omiaaloivi ments. • cer patients la care of the Holy Seaman Kent is aerving or changes are none of them o f a at the TMCA, Mrs. WiUiam Mehl aboard the USS Manchester win be in chaage-ot-the program Ghost Nuns. Mrs. WiUlam Kelvle Questions on apeciflcations for serious character, it Is learned Registration for all YWCA craft will be hostess tor the evening. with the Sixth Task Fleet un­ Manchester's twq new elementary n i i S X f T M j t Mardi Gras Royalty and will show sound-colored der the Command o f Admiral that the total change might run classes and the Public Affairs schools will be r^sed tonight at 8 into a fairly large figure. movies. The refreshment commit­ Richard Connolly. Edward M. Funds to Hire 1,500 tee viill consist o f Mrs. Richard Series will be held tomorrow eve­ A rehearsal of Manchester Civic when the Board of Education and Relief Plan Would Dailey, Jr., seaman apprentice, ning at the Comunity Y on North Orchestra, who are now working the Towm School Planning Com­ Ross. Mrs. Frank Grey and Mi-s. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed­ Main street between 7 and 9 p. m. on Haydn's “Seven Last Words,” mittee meet in the Municipal Charles Davis. ward M. Dailey, Sr., o f Flan­ At this time, those interested may w ill be held this evening at 8 building to give final approval to ders road. South Coventry, ia register for classes In stenciling, o'clock at the Concordia Luthern building arrangements. Bids al­ Let Strikers Get ' Special pictures, sponsored by also aboard. textile painting, Peter Hunt de­ church. The orchestra will accom­ ready have been asked, and tender New Tax Enforcing the Telephone Company, will be PLAID FAD The USS Manchester is par­ of bids closes at the present shown tonight at the Friendship sign, rug hooking, oil painting, pany the Central Baptist church slip-cover making, and lurnlture choir of Hartford on Palm Sunday ticipating in a good will tour scheduling on March 8 at 4 p. m. Circle meeting at the Salvation which will afford the crew the re finishing. evening in this cantata. However, as a result of tonight’s Army Citadel at 8 o’elock. opportunity to moke visits to woven gingkom Aid From States! seaston. if considerable amend­ Mary C. Keeney, Tent 14, Italy, Greece, France, Turkey ment to the original specifications The Willing Workera wUl hold The Miapahs and the Willing $YIIX n«m«w«rt PYMX WBim w f Daughters of Union Veterans of and Gibraltar. should be made, extension of the Employes Approved their business meeting tomorrow Workers will meet tomorrow morn­ SAUCEPAN DOUBLE BOILEI Altmeyer Says Timman B r i f i g h R e d s ^ ing at 9 o'clock at the South Meth­ the Civil War will meet tomorrow SHIRTS a^m oon , 2 o’clock, at the South So imarl - if goat to fh# Watch avarything caek Methodist church instead of on odist church to fry peanuts. evening at eight o'clock at the Proposal Would Per­ The Motor Vehicle department labial 1 iy2-ql. lisa. iuit right! Wednesday as planned. home ^ Mlsa Pauline Beebe, 39 lioii!»e A|>|>ropriatioiis Laura C. Toomey, daughter of Maple street. A social time and stated today that no teat wrill be ^ Multiple ( mit Payments to Fam­ Leader Joins Mr. and Mrs. David C. Toomey, of a penny auction will follow the conducted here for motor vehicle Illegal Marihuana Committee Ciit$i Rr- Bolton, is on the Dean’s list for the meeting. I operators' licenses on Tuesday. ilies, But Decision Electrolysis V2.25 <|iiP8l from 7,000 first semester at Bates College, ! March 1, but will be resumed Would Be Left to In Threats Lewiston, Maine. Miss Toomey is Lady Roberts Lodge will meet again Tuesday, Maurch 8. Superfluous Hair Removed Sought; Hike in Pobt* a Junior majoring in mathematics. tomorrow afternoon at’two o'clock Safely, Quickly and States Themselves Sale on Increase In the Masonic Temple. J. Hart Beach, of the United Permanently agp Rates. Especially States Treasury Department’s In­ Communist Declarations A ll women interested in hearing Appolntmeats strictly , private Washington, Ma^ch 1.— ! Mrs. Chester Bowles speak on some The Ladles Aid Society of the ternal Revenue office in Hartford / Commissioner of \ar- § ^ q |.||| J d le Those on Ptihlications Concordia Lutheran cburcll will Free Cnnsnltatlon On Stand on Invading Important legislative Issues are In- will be the guest speaker at the Office Hnara: 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. — Arthur J. Altmeyer said to­ meet tomorrow night at 7:30. I nder Second Clas* %tted to tlie meeting of the Hart­ Tuesday night meeting of the Ro­ Closed Wednesday Afternoons day that President Truman’s Soviet Army Sets New coties Makes Report in ford County Federation of Demo­ tary Club. The meeting this week plan for aid-for-all-needji I’erinils Also Approved cratic Women's Clubs at the Y. W. There will be a meeting tomor­ will be held at the Club Chianti at .Mary Crossen, R.N., Prop. Pace in Cold War Testimony on Treas- Soloiis Today C. A. on Ann street in Hartford, row night at 8 o’clock of the Man­ the North End. 869 Main St., Tel. 2-2667 would permit relief payments II r y Appropriations chester Federation of Democratic Thursday. March 3, at 8 o’clock. Over Marlow’s to families of workers on London, March 1—(JPi— (Com­ W a-shingtoiT, March 1.— Women at the home of Mrs. John PYIIX nofiMwar* BYIEX Plemewere — Fiiml-^ to liire l.-iOO new strike. But the decision on munist declarations in wsstem Eu­ Sparse Attendaiiee in ] There will be Folk dancing, the Holden, 61 Washington street. PIICOLATOI TEAPOT whether they would get ' Washington, March 1.— (/P') la.\ onfcii'cing vvoi'kers were first meeting, at the Center Con­ rope that an Invading Soviet Army Both Houses; Decide SCHOOL SUPPLIES Colfaa navor tee weak or Boils, braws, gracas the "home relief,’’ he said, woiild ___The U. S. commissioner of appi'cjvef] toda.v by the House gregational church tonight at 8 Manchester’s Registered Nurses' WHY TILT-CdRDS ON would be welcomed snd assisted loo strong. 4,6, or 9-cup. laa-tray. faty to claan. be made by the Individual atatea. 1 narcotics sa\s that illegal o’clock. Association will meet tomorrow STATIONERY set a new pace ih the cold war to­ To Hold Olco Hearing Approjiriation.s committee evening at 7:30 in the Hospital Aa for what the atatea might do, ' traffic in the drug marihuana The Ti'casurv had asked for Altmeyer aald “ I don’t think any day. Clinic Room. William Slover wrill “The Kind You Use” 4 ^ p 2 e V 5 Communist party leaders in has increased, “ particularly state Cap.tol, Hartford, Manh 1 7.000, saying they were need­ be the speaker for the evening to atate would let the family of a .■P The Genera! .4Eee.r.bly \.a» atrlker atarve.” France, Italy. Germany and Bri­ among the young people.” ed to avert the “ threat of discuss the planned addition to the Arthur Drug Store tain In the past week have spoken The commissioner. H. J. into virtual idleroaa t.Miay Baa Job of SeUiag Program hospital. along the same line, In marked re­ , .1 • , bv the year a wor.vl atorm. So a weakening in taxpayer Altmeyer, aa aoclal aecurlty attondan e m b.,ih u.c.r a!e '* Open Letter;- ViNETIAN HINDS versal of the conciliatory tones of ■slinger, made this report in commlaatoner, haa the Job o f aell- King M ld-atv, one of the Mardi Graa* many monarche. pause* In hi* triumphant tour to toast hi* But the cVumiiittee thought olh- » Housewares the recent so-called "peace offen­ testimony on the Ti'easury ■ i,oii.vea that for ■ time leadei* Semslimat« poirent bringing i ARE ALWAYS IN PLACE ing the admlniatratlon's program q u M and her maids. An overflow erowd filled New Orleans’ etreele to view the upwtacle. (N EA er.vise anci said that to add 7.000 Basement sive. department's new appropriation de"bated whether to ca'.l off all • praterlptiei* to ui, cannot of social security expanialon to telephoto). ______- bill. It wa.s made public today by ' hearings, intludn-.g one on the employea would be to app,roach You aro roapoetfully I A rint —kM wtr mIm Mag Umw Oongreaa. He waa before the The opinion that a master’s conveniently wait for com- J ^ a UVOIOR (flt« oadget Itiai the House Appropriations com- controversial issue of l.ftnig all tile “ point of dirri'pishing return.* " Invitod to Tialt our Houae Waya and Meana commit­ voice was speaking and that the n tax rolloctions, pounding. In aich omargeney funtral boM and aoo I «hi rtw bnnd). new course of Communist strategy mittee. restrictions on the sale of oieo- coMi^ wo ore glad to deliver tee which ia holding hearings on (Comm,lttee re. ords showed that how oxcollontly oo i A lEVOlOR thfW Uhi4« You’ll love the ac­ indicates the introduction of a “ We have he-n running into a ^margarine, the medicine to any local resi­ it. Gales Lashing lot of traffic among these jazz ' They decided, tiowever. to hold the acJclit:c,n of I 500 enforcement art aqulppod to randtr hav« limiMIAOS th. Tib- Indicationa already have cropped more vigorous policy waa express­ Last of Churchmen tion-back pleats, mu.sicians. and I am not speaking the oieomarganne hear;r.g anw.' ay w.ukers wotiid g.ve the Internal dence or business address. Or, a sorvloo of lipraa- Ccrrii w that *k*y ton NtVf R (.t up that the “ home r e lie f idea is ed In American quarters here. if there is no one to send, we olTO dlstlnetlon. •«l of rMck. the extra long about tlic good mu.sic:ans. but the in deference to witneeres v. .to Revenue bureau about 50,000 em- in for rough going. One was an British sources said obviously Europe Today ploves in mi;. Tliere was no break­ will call for the prescription, d k 8** 'riiM *k«y c»«y • bll—amply tails, the colorfast fabrics. . Tlie «B.YY. n W V COM jazz type, ’ Anslinger said. ; braved the alorm and demanded 5 exchange between Altmeyer and the various statements “ were in­ Tearfully Confesses lliat they be rewarded with a down as to how many of these 5(l . compound It and deliver the Our aodorn fa olll- For a Family Who .4ppreciate8 Good Living _ ^ rMcb »p aiiR RUll rt>» short cor4 Three convertible collars MANCNBSTtel Chairman Doughton (D., N. O.) spired by a central directive." Entire Orchestra .arrested finished product. Of course, no tlos holp na sorvo I and... chance to express their vie'/, s. 000 would spend ft.ii time in the to choose from — crisply Altmeyer protested that the pro­ Britoa Lateat SpokeemMi on In North Carolina, he said, an The hearing vva.s slated for 2pm enforcement field, i extra charge (cr this service. ovary faally ealllng CUCQ Tboy'rp m m pgsln. I* Freakish Weather tailored classic, soft rolled gram Is not “ a vast new syatem *rhe latest Communist spokes­ entire orchestra was arrested, and before the Public H*alth and At the same t.me the commit­ us in a aannar that 1 ^ ^ mifp tPiPP a dimomlwHori of of home relief’’ as some have call­ W i n - man to voice threats ie Herry Pol- Tail End of Mild Bulgaria Begins Calling in (Chicago and New York “ some Safety committee. tee cailed for i hi’Ke in postage reflects credit on poet or flattering Peter ed it. Doughton asked: “ I f this ia rather prominent jazz mu.sicians " both our patrons and The Finest Iltt, general secretary of the Brit­ Second Hearing Possible lAter rates, espec.slly those on publica­ North End Pan. You’ll bless their not vast, what would It take to ter Kill* 12 Person*! Witnesses, in Trial; News Tidbits were arrested. ou rselvts. ish Communist party. He efaa quot­ Senator Frank J. Monthun iD- tions under second class permits. unconditional washability. make It vast?” Only One Deviates Narcotic and Cfuslont's Bureau •at. Tfaaa MafU •« tuguwuma Wafamare ■*«. terfa One thing tha lawmakers dug ed by the Communlet Daily Work­ --- - I Culled Froin (/P) Wires Wmdsori and Rep. Rose Prokop The committee's .,ction was in a Pharmacy Sanforized vivid color com­ H ALE'S SELF SEJLVE er lest night as declaring British Bulletin! official's told the House Appropria­ (R-Stralford I, the committee $3.072 817.903 bill making annual mr-ADJUSTINO at was the possible cost. In event From Full Confession tions committee of large seizures I Depot Srpiare, Tel. 63t.1 binations. Sizes 32 to 40. The Original In New EngbiHl of a depression, of giving aid to all Communists will try to sabotage j IxNidoa, Starch I “ (4b—Galea clia.rman. announced after s cc^n- direct appropriations to the Bed Pillow Made mTED VINETUN BUNDS any “Imperialist aggressive war” whipped Europe and Brit­ Driver's strike which has shut of marijuana on the Mexican bor- ference that a second hearing Treas'ury trd t.he Po.vt Office de­ Opi-n Simdaya .\11 Day Long sleeves, $3.98 the needy. cler and of seizures of misciellan-^ against Russia. In event of such a | ain today killing at least 19 Sofia. Bulgaria. March 1.— down New York's six major bak­ would be hel.l later if there ap­ partments for the year starting SteeL Aluminum In answer to questions about 1 eons drugs at American seaports. war against the U.S.S.R.. he said, j pereoaa. Seorea were Injured peared a need for one. Ambulance Sontoo and HEALTH M ARKET that. Altm eyer said; j(A*)— The last of the 16 Prot­ eries, may spread outside city ... They said: next July t. and Wooden Blinds British Communists would organ-1 and heavy property damage Most of the opponents of the In acidition the cornmiltee ap­ As advertised in “ Nobody on earth could tell estant churchmen on trial for Herbert V. Evalt. AustraJia's for­ LIFE what the cost would be If a depres­ Ize strikes and "counclli of e c -. reoultefi from the tail end laah One of the largest seizures last proposal to permit th» sale of proved so-cal'ied permanent and Repairing eign minister, says formation of sion of the 1939 magnitude came tlon.” of a mild winter. Wnr-dam- , treason went to the stand to­ year was eight pounds of pure .colored oieomarganne and to :e- uncontrollable appropriations for regional association of Southeast o’DURKE @ E S - I ^ y l o n TU ESDAY SPECIALS upon ua. In a period of deep eco­ The marching tune wee caUed nged hoUdtaga eoUapeed la day and tearfully confessed. I heroin from a member of the crew move margarine taxes come from the Treasury department ameunt- Asia is "quite possible." ... Iraq of the British steamer Hong Kong, J X ^ F O A M nomic depression the llet (o f recip­ last Tuesday by Maurice Thorez, Oerwany kininc S« pereoaa, The state then began the call- rural areas. It was questionab'.e -ng to an estimated $8,260 809.6S.3. regular army troops reporWHF Hocked at a.m Francisco. Five ho'.v man.v of them vvotiid buck **•> : • B r Vti .! v«« Findell Mfg. Co. myJC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ients) would grow, with the roUe •ecretary general of the French tea at Um r i la .Gmogne. -A - ■flMr bf The clergy­ These include iiitercst on the pub­ including nfrgb.' "F- OawmuBlst patty. Bhr'inggested vvltlutraiv log from larae] . . customs agents posed as electri- transportation difficulties to come fht 'flUUi d IN -n Borne whea winde men are accuse'd of spying cians and stcajnfitters for five here. lic debt, and such Uems as the old- im ta 485 Middle Turnpike East hauated tHietr taempToyment insur­ that if the French people, "in apltg tapplefi the walla o f a huUdlag. Michael Spodnick. 32, Bridgeport, 8 OZ. CAN BURT OLNEY’S GREEN OR WAX STRINO days before making the arrest. xhe House and Senate convened age ana survivors' insurance fund ance.’’ of their wish" find themselves at The roof of a VerkiWre. Eng., and black market dealings fined on additional S25 for punch­ and the employment trust f'und ad­ TeL 4865 Last Jure, nearly ten pounds of nearly an hour late, with • only Repreeentative Mills (D., Ark.) war with Russia and the Soviet bonne waa blown In killing n and Lreo-von. ing his brother-in-'.aw after he ministered by tl'.e Treasury. Inter­ pure heroin was seized from an about half the House members in asked whether Congress might Army “ had to chase the enemy In woman. Only One Devlair* tel!.v judge punch was worth orig­ est on the 600,0000.000 notion­ B E A N S c n . c I Only one of the 15, deviated -•Vir France Airliner arriving in ■ their seats. The Sena'» had few 2 25 “ wake up some morning’ with a onto our soil” the Communists inal J2.') fine . . . New York County al elect IS estimated at $5,450,000.- _ „ , I from a full confession. Ladin New York from Marseilles. alxsenteej. ho'.vevei request for a half-bilHon to a bil­ would welcome the Invaders. Medical .Society. largest member IIOO. 8 OZ. CAN lion doUars extra appropriation London. March 1 The only action taken was on a On Saturday Palmiro TogllattI, lashed, t. .a wide .ij aectloms<1 of»T-i.r-Zr,/i t.urope and! • Pcnteco.stel ^ pastor, ^ group of the ,\:>ier:ran Medical The value of a pound of pure The d.rect and controllable ap- \ He noted the - government now la Italy’s No. 1 Communist, became .4.vsociat.on. oft.ciai'.y withdraws' heroin is e.stimated at t'’.2,4)t')0 in rotltine bill giving the Board o.' spending $1 ,100,000,000 a year in Britain today. Freakish in a qualUng voice that he was Tax Review of l.he town of Beth­ Red Men's bolder. The lUltan people, he said, it* support of national organiga- the unrierwoild trade ((ontiniied cm Page fen) any until Maich 21 to complete P E A S a n d ' n money-matching arrangement would have the duty “ to aid In ticui's plan to flgi'.t compulsory Will Get Its .Man vrith the states, for aid to the ceitam dutie.s. the or.ginal deid- General Electric the most ifflclent way" any Rub' health in.s.iiarce, .\nother Treasuiy department T ” v whlcb mlxht be requlr-' a''"''*" I lor. accus^ one of the le e d .n p V line for wliicli occuireJ isst week. CARROTS 2 Cans 25c (OoaUnoed na Page Tea) sian Army which might be reqmr ^ damage. fcmlants .Nikola Naumov Kuon Snow eaneelt* n:ei ling cf Con- agency, the Secret j-ervice. was Altlio, gii ti:e P ’bliu Healtti a.nd ed to pursue an aggressor into , ''’ind* toppl^ed w ^^ r.e t.ci.t I’ uicbred Daiiv Cattie As- .shown in tlie committee testimony Safetv committee decided to ao Denies Intent ILa Iv, 1 bullmmunlst- and violent blest at Tito . . . Prem­ preferred being with her lover gram for a eoimd economy. The ! Acrusrs Son-ln-Iziw In all foreign a> tivities. it was GRAPEFRUIT dominated SocUUat Unity party ier of Siam announi e.s conditions in Germany to being r<^ued Tinker Hall fortable bed pillow you’ve ever used. Millions of bubbles vote wae 1 to 4 on party Hnee. Alexander Zahariev, 73. a Meth- te.stified. the Secret Service works Senator Flaadere (B -V t) and Bep- of East Germany, declared “no ! odist, wa.s the last and oldest of are normal sfter week-end dis­ b.v American troops. She gave turbances . . . Yugoslav.a tciis with loial police. It i* helping Governinent .\geneie* at this testimony under cross-ex­ MAIN STREET of air forced into naturally resilient rubber give true ! Cans reaeatatlve Herter (B-Maee) fUed O rm an hand would be lent” to aid Damage Threatened to . those oh trial. He accused his draft drug control legislation fo' SECTIONS 2 25c son-in-law, Yanko Ivanov, the London conference that fi.rther amination In her treason trial a minority report hitting at the Iran and Turkey. Odd* Over Clay Plan cushioned support. Beautifully clean— its washable— Oemocrat’e endoreement of V j, (Ooi,«aDed on Page Ten) Rich Peach Crop by ' MetlicKlist supervisor, of duping negot'iation.s for Austrian peace shortly after ending her direct • NO. 2 CAN LIB B Y’S treaty are “ impossibie ' unless recital with a tearful protesta­ Tnimaa’e request for etaad-by aU' Freezing Temperatures him into collecting spy data. The For ^ e»tern German* self ventilating, allergy proof, odorless. thorlty to reetore price, and wage j old man said he didn't know tlie border changes are agreed upon tion of lo.ralty to this country. DOOR PRIZE oontrole on a lim its baele. ' information was wanted by for­ . . British announce creation of SAUERKRAUT Cans c • • • eign interests, as the Communist special .1,000 man German police Prison Terms tVislung;o!i.____llarch 1 P Waxhingtcn. March l- .P—Mil­ 2 25 Five Change By The Associated Pres.* Govern me; t sgeru ;es wier,' report­ ^Cume and Try It and You Will Like It Urges Dropplag Debate Freezing weather hit parts of state alleges. He said he never force to guard border between dred E. (AxD Sally I Gillai'S fin- ed at odds today over s p.''opo5al London, March 1—(4b — Prime the southland today threatening was paid for his work and rom lud- British and Russian zones of Ger­ i.shed her direct testiinony in her from Gen Lucius D. C",ay to let the Mlaleter Attlee eald today fne damage to the rich peach crop in ' ed his confession in a burst of many . , . Greek Armv rlaima vlr- In Spy Crases r Their Tales western Gerir.s.ns bu.ld and oper­ tirason trial loday»w1t!i a tearful TOMATO trane.Vtlantic debate over whether Georgia and South Carolina. The tears and sobs. torv in new attack on guerr.'.is T O M O R R O W ate ocean-going sh ps. dc- al that she ever ict»rded to NIGHT Britain etlll needs dollar aid has chill extended ovei- pane of Ala­ All defendants have followed bands. It is a major pol.,y wn.th gone far enough. He pleaded with bama. Ml.saiMippi, Tennes! and I the routine of making long confes­ "Meallhy evei'iitive* subject to Five Europeans Gon- betray tlie United State.". Extra Special! Cans CJiarge Police ’Intimid involves Britain ard li a e and SAUCE 3 25c Parliament to drop the euhjoct Nortli Carolina. sions, pledging full repentance .la.nies J Laughliii. -M G.liars’ c.u; t.int pit's.sure and ."train " are vieteil by .American the cold war w.th .soviet R ..«»./ “In the national interest." Attlee ated’ Them in Deny Meanwhile, the northeastern and begging a chance to redeem most subjec t to ulcers, .says Illi- ' (iSttoriiey, wound up t'le defen- TAYL o B IRISH themselves by working for the gov­ A'ienpoints ('oafficting 1 was replying to conservative mem­ section of the country started to iioi.s doctor.. Newly-created Bol­ dant's direct le.sliinony by asking 3 Patterns Damask-Lace and Floral ernment. Militarv G.ommi**ion Officieis said .AhtPruan v.e.v- bers In the House of Conunons who ing Their Omfessions dig out from yesterday's snowfall shevik party issues manifesto in these questions; asked about a statement by Only one defendant has deviated points are so conflicting the deci­ Xo. 2 Cans C — tha heaviest of the winter sea­ HeisinkI reports negotia-. “ Did you ever want the Ufllted P O T A T O E S 2 25 Christopher Mayhew, foreign un- Budapest, Hungary, March 1— son in many areas. Falls up to 12 evQp slightly from this routine. sion almost certJiinly will be p'ut States to lose the war? " • der-eecretary. (4>)— Five of the 14 men on trial inches were reported in • western He wae Ladin Popov. 36-year-old week for inclusion of Commun- - A U. S. Military commission to- up to President Trum*.". -one of •'No.'' she replied. Pentecostal pastor, who denied he * Plastic FRESH GREEN charged with black market deal­ Massachusetts and parts of Con­ ists in Finnish Cabinet.. Pravda dgy convicted five Europeans of the signers of the 1945 Potsdam “Did you ever make any broad­ Boxing Show Postponed ings for Josef Cardinal Mindszen- necticut and measured up to 10 had ever been a spy. But he con­ agreement which pfohib.ts the casts to the effect that you wanted fessed illegal currency dealings in says new price reductions in Rus- espionage snd sentenced them to Hartford, March 1 —<4'r—The ty withdrew today their pre-trial inches in New York C'ity. and In building by Germs.ny of “ell types " the United States to Io*< the conversion of dollars he said were sia show “ immeasurable superior­ Lbs. iMxIng show featuring n ten-round confessions. They charged in­ sections of Rhode Island and in­ prison terms ranging from 12 to of seagoing vesseis. war?" PEPPERS 2 25c obtained from the United States. ity over the decaying capitalist imut between Dennis Pat Brady of stead that police “inundated" land Massachusetts. system" ..General Clay Indicates 30 years, ^ Representatives of American “ Certainly Not. " New Yerk city and Felix Ramirex Open Smiles 1 » Audience White Table Cloths 1 NO. 1 them. The snowfall extended from the that Ruasian mission which haa The five. three Germans and two i ship opentors snd maritime Judge Edmond M.' Curran of Han Jose, Calif,, which w'as to Popov became so emotional in A sixth defendant also withdrew east Tennessee mountains to deflc'd his order to leave U. S. Poles. were convicted of c-bteining unions have filed sharp protests broke in when she went on, "I have been .held at the Auditorium hia pleas of penitence, hia voice part of his confession. Maine and there were heavy car­ Zone of Germany will be started information for e foreign power. with the State dei.srtment against' certainly thln'x the Departmant General Electric Washer tonight, has beea postponed. Pro­ POTATOES 13 Lb. Pk. c The men were accused o f illegal pets in the western New England out if it does not leave today. any rivival of Germany aa a world of Ju.vtice would,want to be fnir 65 moter Gu* Brotvpe of the Hart­ dealings in foreign currency and (CtonUnni^ oa Page Ten) 1 Sentenced were: Model A W-032 ...... Reg. $119.95 states. New York and Pennsylvan­ Theodore Szendielorz. S3-yesr- shipping r val. in this rase. ” Reg. $1.49 54.\54 S iz e ...... $ 1 .1 9 ford Boxing club I's endeavoring to of "political conspiracy” ■with the 1 ia. Driving was hazardous snd rail oid pole and alleged ringleader of Clay is understood to have Army Laughlin asked: arrange the Brady-Remlrez . bout cardinal and others already sen­ and highway traffic slowci^ by department backing for his view “ Did you ever intend to adhere General Electric Portable for next' Tuesday. tenced. the gang. 30 years snow And ice. Temperatures drop­ I Roman Knopp, 36. a German and that the time hgs co.me to spur the to the enemy? " I HEALTH MARKET ■ • Cardinal Mlndszenty was sen­ I “Ceitainly not." Miss Gillara ra- Ironer ...... Reg. $ 49.95 ped to below freezing over the General Officially Opens a former railroad employe. 20 recovery of the western occupation Federal Jurors “ Hendplcked" tenced to life imprisonment 21 snow belt. zone by pulling idle shipyards lo plied. Reg. $1.98 54x70 S iz e ...... $ 1 .6 9 1 LEAN’’ New York. H veh 1 -i.(4>)—Fed­ days ago on charges of treason, - vea’rs. 4 nt Oft Food Rations Table and C h air...... Reg. $ 33.90 Warns of More Freezing Rudolf Badurt, 31, a Pole, 12 work and letting the Germans en­ eral Judge. Joha C. Knox, called an seeking to overthrow the Oommu- The U. S. Weather bureau warn­ gage directly in foreign commerce. Jus); Itefore the closing questions, nlat-controlled government in fa­ Campaign for Red Cross years. a witness by the defease In the ed of more freezing weather to­ Cold te Idea the 48-year-old Malne-bom defen- Lb. vor of the Hapaburg monarchy and I Georg Kolodziez, 39-year-old 4 otal ...... $203.80 V E A L S T E WI 45c trial o f 11 high U. 8. Communists, night in northern and central Shipping men said the Maritime dant testified that the Germane with illegal speculation in Ameri­ German. 12 years. I Now at real low sale prices, these popular plastic pat­ teettried today Federal Jurors here Georgia and other areas in the America to commission thus far has been cold cut off her food rationa when she can dollara. ' Chicago. March 1 — (45 -- Gen. .ence, called upon Helmut Sc'hoftcck, 22-year-old BE WISE SMALL LOIN OR RIB are **handp>cked.” The defense Dixia cold belt. Early today the “ prove again that generosity, to the idea. The Navy Is reported | refused to work with an American terned table clothe.?. Saves laundering cloths— just ipe The original confessions were Dw ight D. Eisenhower officially German, 12 years. subpoenaed Knox, senler Judge of mercury dipped to 39 at Augustn. opened the 1949 American Red greatness of heart and individual to have called for a new outline of | traitor, Martin J. Monti, the Seathem dietriet of New York, made during the usual questioning Deliberates Two Hetu^ Winter driving ig hard on your steering them off. Lb. Ga.. SO at Columbia, S. C.. and (>oss campaign for $60,000,000 in acceptance of responsibility are official policy before edvismg Monti, an Amorican ftyor, flow A llTbeeFor $ V E A L C H O P S 59c as a p ^ o f Its challenge to th e' by police after the arresta. tumbled to the freealng mark at Cffiicago last night. truly characteristic of this na­ The judgments were annoqfatfd whether national security would hia plane belilnd the Oermaa UriM mechanism. 1 5 9 * 9 5 Jury system which has held back atara Withdrawal Chain Cfitarleston. S. C. I t waa near the President Truman jointd In the tion.” bv Brig. Gen. John L. McKee, aft­ ■uff«r from the Drohoihl. 1 end becene e Nesi propsssndlste j S.MOKED . , etnn of the actual trial e f the Zsigmond Dcutsch, a broker, 32-degree mark at Alban.v, Ga.. national campaign “ kickoff"— held Cite* War Record er the eight-member commiseton Clay’8 propoie!* were forwerded 'He recently pleeded to We do any and all— hig^and small‘s— f'ommunlst leaders for six weeks. started the chain of withdrawals Dothan, Ala., Jackson, Miss., snd in Chicago for the first time- in a He cited the Red Cross war rec- had deliberated two hours. You Save $43,85, Judge Knox said be derided eever- etwie tlme ago under a Green Stamps Given With Cash Sates of the confessions. Mobile, Ala. The chili air did nm nation-wide radio broadcaat from ord as a ifianlfestation of Amen-j The , defendanUdefendanla showed little label. 5neOne published report, neither _ Mlae OUlape a a l d ^ had a front end work. i S A U S A G E L b . 59c el years ago that the method of He pleaded he was only par­ extend into southern Florida but I Washington. can teamwork and spirit. He said Srendilor* turned to _ ^ officially. Ia heated argument** with Nazi radia «• Jury aeloetioM In this dietriet need­ Etcctrieal Dtpt—Basement tially guilty of the charge, and Jackfonvrille'a low wae 38. Miami's Urges' OversubscripUoN no other American agency ia aa i 3 , ginned. that he favora permitUng the Oer- offlciala over Moatl, and told thom FBESa ed revision. referred to hia "broken nerves." 83 was the nation’a high mark Calling upoii America to over­ prepared for “ quick t « l . ^ a ^ | ^ confinement was not: ^ ^ S S !d * ^ e r a l X0,000-to« ■be bad made her laat broadeafit Ho declared, he had named four jf«aterday. subscribe the $60,000,000 goal In abundant" action in fire, fibod or ^ , ^rpN l« « » n f unlepa MboU left tho radi* fitfittoo. Treasury Balance persona m Ma busincta partners Laat flight the Weatliar. Bureau tka drive which atarta today, Prea- othar criaio, as the Red Croea. After that, aba aald Mm wo* IoM lk c Final teatimony waa given when Manebestor Motor Sales, Inc. PORK KNUCKLES 35 la eumacy trading after ha had holgUd amaU craft waralnga from Idant Trumaa aald the organisa­ H ie program also Included an that obe eould hava no man WooM Brcack Agiaeoie^ . Washington, March 1—(F)—^The heen kept alone in a cell for a Cnpa Hatteras, N.. C., to Jackoon* tion "commanda the respect and addreas by Mayor Martin Kennelly. Wilhelm'RumL Munich pdUce de- rations or tsbarfie) poupood.enp ^ KIM \ -* *^” **’ Oldsatrfiile D ^ e r” ~ liani J Cbnatniction by Oenaany of any Tlic JW.HAU CORK tfaJU KH ALCcoM position of the Treasury Fob. 25: month. He named them as Mrs.I. vUle. gratitude of all of us." a dramatic sketch starring Actress,.partment expert, . linked han^iit* ■ w She aald a Dr. WliutelliMfilFfir over 1,500 torn would breach 512 n’EST CENTER,STREET PHONE 4124 MAMCHISTfell. CONM« MANCNISTUI COM^ Net budget receipta, $114,088.- Jozaef Forgaca, Ede Dukeaz. Vik - I ^ew York CHty’a anowfall was General Eisenhovvei; speaking to Helen Hayea and Film S U r Jamea | ing in the five confeaalona givm by petouaded bor to Stewart, and abort talks by Jamea the accused to each individual. ■ig Four agroementa already bad- At}vertise in The .Herald— It Pave 430.29; budget expenditures, $1Q5,- tor Kukesx and Pal Csonka. I tl\e heaviest o f 1949. • The new some 5.000 volunjeer Red Croea 785.802.33; cash balance, $5f4S2,- workera in' Medinah temple and a B. Day, general campaign chair-1 . ____ _ oa F an RtabU 753,38311$. (Coattauafi oa Pag* ran) (CNKfinai M Ffifli ItokU. naUofl-'Wid* radio iA B C i audi- man. aiid ethw R------^ CroM oBciali.------ICewRseH ee 6 w O O O - (4 \ 4 ■ ' 4