TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1980 A re n g e Dally Net Press Run TIm WsBthsr IM W fOUKIBIN intmrlfPBtpr E w n ta s Ijfralii FW «h© IlMth of March. tSM P©raa©at ©f D . B. W oatfeev i Bala easing bgr lot The "Blue Devils'’ o f th* Oon- Mra. Kmlle Lereaque, chairman gt. Mary's Guild will moot 9,885 or eorfjr ©vcnlagi partly deady Thursday morning at eleven necUcut ChapUr 88th Infantry To Wed in Fall T o H o ld O a s s of the Legion Auxiliary Waya and Divlalon, are having a meeting ir «< 40© A w tn ood eoattooed cool taalghtt Thora* Meana committee which la con o'clock. Members are requested to About Town bring their own lunches, and taa, Sunday afternoon at two o’clock t a t C tf c n l aH awa day Moody aod wot mar ducting a MUltary WWattomoirow at the Putnam Phalanx on 814 On First Aid MANCHESTER ManeheaUr^A Ciiy o f Village Charm nlghtm__ the - *Legion • hall,- —remlnda •—‘- coffee and dessert will be served lO M lM itir O t m t ^ , Ko. IT. by the hostesses, Mrs. Edith Wick Washington street, Hartford. A llM SbtllM AnirtOMi Vatemui the member* to bring table* and ham and Mrs. Annie Smith. new slate of officers will be elect win koM » BMittaf «t playing card*. Attractive playing ed at this meeting and a program Red Cross Instructors to C a r p e t C e n t e r VOL. LXIX, NO. 175 (ClaaalSed Advertiaing oa Page It) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1950 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FOUR CENTS tM m oummunlty Houm tonlftit u ahd door priiea will be awarded The Holy Family Mothers Circle of dims will be featured. •igtt ©’dock. Department Oom- and refreahmenta aerved. Tho wiil meet tomorrow evening at Meet at East Side Rec Rih m U SulUvaa wUl ve playeia will have a chance of win eight o’clock at the home of Mrs. Cub Pack No. 2 will hold ita tk© *OMt ■peaker. Kafteehmenta ning a permanent wave. Tomorrow Night CARPET FASHION OPENING Carl Lombardo, 23 Hawthorne April meeetlng Friday evening at Bell and Belle in Bond Appeal win M ©HTad after tke meetlaf. street. seven o’clock in the Second Con The SanU Lucia Society will gregational church. The program Toe April nneeting of Red Cross meet tonight at eight o'clock at The Cherub choir of the Center will be furnished by the Manches $350,000,000 Boost Republicans Present First Aid Instructors will be held the Itallan-American club on El- ter Dog Training Club., OPEN 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. church will hold a rehearsal to tomorrow evening at 7 :30 in the dridge street. morrow morning at 10:30. The Pine Civic Association will library adjoining the East Side April 17th Through April 27th Table Pads The Connecticut Chiropractic Rec, Chairman Norman Osborne High school girls and girls now bold its monthly meeting Wednes Association of which Dr. Richard day evening. May S at the announced today. C. Alton of Main street is vice in the eighth grade, who arc in Dr. Roland Z^CarignOh, Pratt Reorganization Plan Y.M.C.A. The business will include In Military Bufiget president, will hold Its second an terested in Senior Scouting, are the election of officers. All mem and Whitney Aircraft medical su 308 Maiu St. Phone 2*4343 nual spring convention at the Ho invited to a pot luck supper at pervisor and acting flight surgeon, tel Taft, New Haven, Saturday and 6:30 tomorrow evening in Wood bers are u rg^ to attend this final meeting of me aeason. who was scheduled to address the Sunday. ^ ruff Hall at the Center church. group on care of bums, is unable The members of Senior Troops 1, to do so at this time due to unex 3 and 14 will be the hostesses. Attorney and Mrs. Frederick Of 18 Departments Mrs. John W. Mortimer of 82 Manning of 47 Maple street have pected circumstances. For ’51 Is Favored Plymouth lane and Mra. Robert C. had as their guest for the past few Chairman Osborne stated today Baird of 23B Parker street will Wade C. Jones of 53 Waddell that an interesting program la be road returned today from a three days Past Department President entertain the Northern Connecti Florence Maguire of the Daugh ing arranged. It will include the Leaders Disclose Pro* cut Association of Delta Gamma months business trip to Seattle, showing of several films pertain Add to the Value of Your Property With House Committee Puts rri • 11 • 4 9 O C Asbestos Wash. Employed at Pratt and ters of Union Veterana of the Civil Miss Elisabeth R. Watts Bomb Casing Draper Called Head Bishop tomorrow at a dessert meetinK at War of Pennaylvania. Mra. Man ing to first aid and allied subjects. gram to Party Cau« Top the home of Mra. Baird. Whitney Aircraft, Mr. Jones made O. K. on Amount Re* [N ew s i l d O l t S ning, pdat national president of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Watts In addition, a substitute speaker AMESITE DRIVEWAYS V Aad Op the return trip by plane, arriving will be on hand to complete the cuH Today; Accompany at Bradley Field this afternoon. the organisation and her gueat of 64 Arvlne place announce the quested by Secretary Culled From (A*) Wires Could Change Man Yearning CogtoBi Made, Gaaranteed who Is from PUtaburgh will . at program. engagement of their daughter. Monthly Chaim of Material Plan With Fresh Ate To Pit Yonr Table tend the D U V e w convention All interested persons are urgeff Of Defense Johnson; PLOWING AND The Morry-Weds of the Second Miss Elizabeth R. Watts, to Guy L. to attend this open meeting to Congregational church will hold a which opened at the Hotel Bond, Payments Russian Atomic Ex I Thousand yelUng student*, most Attack Style In Right Way tack on Bowles for Phone 7691 Today HARROWING Britt, Jr., of Hartford, son of Mrs. learn of recent developments in of them girls, storm City Hall meeting tomorrow evening at the to Manchester Chapter, American committee today recom roundup of holdup suspects and leaders prc.sented to a party Mr. Britt attended the Techni Hartford. April 26 -(45—A plain gurtrek Red Cross, will hold its by-monthly Mr. and Mra. Ruaaell Potterton cal High Bchool. Atlanta, and the HOBBY SHOPPE THOMAS D. COLLA mended the 1951 military find uMfoitn of Brink* armored Washington, April 26— Th* House-Senate caucua today a 777 Mojei S* Conn. 1-J44I tiff witness In the $200,000 Draper- meeting tonight at eight o'clock in of North Elm Street motored to Young-Harris College, Young-Har- Cor. Griswold and Center Sts. budget be increased by $360,- car service at house where three United States apparently is pro reorganizution plan calling the headquarters. Room 5, 953 Arlington, Va.. Sunday, where rls, Georgia. He la sales manager CALL 2-9219 men were taken Into custody. ducing a variety of special bomb Adler-McCiillnugh libel suit teati- for the creation of 18 major S2SS 000,000 asked by Secretary of Main street. they are guests of Mrs. George of the Associated Transport Com Nationalist China turns Its wor casing in which Its new. immense flrd today that Dam-nr Paul Drap state departments, four of Harrison. They were accompanied pany. and a member of the Jun Defense Johnson to tighten ried attention to Chushan island, ly more powerful atomic explo er had "a yearning for something them new. The leaders ac:* ,■ Wednesday hv Mra. Isaac Jackson ami Mrs. ior Chamber of Commerce, Hart the nation’s bulwarks against tiny but important base from John Chambers of Knox street. ford. which It blocks trade to great Red sives can be used against any type thai was genuinely democratic." companied the plan with a '' ITS The group plans to visit places of A September wedding is planned. Russia. port of Shanghai . . . Benjamin of enemy target. Eklward C. Carter. 71-year-old fresh attack on Gov. CTieater interest in Washington, D. C. n:iA Urging the additional fui>da, F. Falrless, president of U. S. With such specialized contain Bowlea for his criticism of oppo Only! Joluiaon told Cbngreaa th« Rus- president of the now Inactive Rus return later thlj week. Mra. Jack- HALE'S Steel Corp., makes bitter attack ers or,, missiles, the atomic bomb sian War Relief, Inc., described nents who objected to various re Blan atomic axploaion hod com* ceases to be only a masa destruc son will remain with her daughter, on "powerful" groups In govern Draper aa a man of democratic Blshop Ralph Magee, above, of forms proposed by tha State Or ...... IP i-'-W Mi » Itj, '! I ...... "■omewhat in advance of the date tion weapon for a ahot-gun style a . —»:80 TO 12 ONLY— Mrs. Harrison, for an extended Sole Anents ment which he says seek to dis nature when he resumed the wit <8llcag0. Is Uie new president of ganization commiaaion. Headquarters we hod anticipated.” He oold that member American buslneaa. of attack on an Industrial city. It visit. In Manchester caused a complete revaluation of could be used against particular ness stand in Federal court. the Methodist Coinrll of Bishops. New Departments FOR Mysterious explosion wrecks and difficult targets such as underr rive-year-oM Jooet Fleoharty of Washington, D. C,, pats all her Draper and Harmonica Player He was elected at the meeting New departmental which would ■ o\clu>iNely MILKMAID defense plan* by both the United four-story apartment building Just Boys* Reg. $1.79 The first pack meeting of St. EASY LOW COST I State* and the North Atlantic ground fortifications and fac might Into the attempted ringing of this rrproduetinn of the Liberty Larry Adler seek $100,000 dam of the council In Clevelaad, O. be created. Ore Public Works, James's C\ibs, sponsored by the Beauty Aids out of downtown Seattle, but no tories. I Bell on Its orrhal In New York frtiin Franre. The hell Is one of 5t ages each In a libel action from a He succeeds Bishop Ivon Lee Holt Natural Resources. State Inftltu- J V -s for Pact notion*. fatalitie* are reported as yet . . . mothers circles, will be held to 'Th* *eer*tary and nmmber* of Significant Hint Given I repUoss cost In Franee for use b.> the U. H. TresMury Department In 31-year-old Green wlch, Conn., of St. Louis. tluns and an Office of Personnel morrow evening at 7:30 in St. Arthur Drug Stores Swedish Naval staff ex^ rt ex ' the fortheomlng Independence Bi>ii;l Drive. housewife, Mrs. Hester R. McCul Services. the Joint chief* of staff appeared presses opinion that Russian* A laconic phrase In the semi These other departments would James's hall. All parents are re before both Senate and House Ap annual report of Defense Secre lough. Dungarees quested to attend this first meet •hot down missing U. 8. Navy pri Allege Reputations Hurt be established under the Republi Glenwood propriations committees to review vateer plane 28 miles outside 18- tary Johnaon gives a significant can plan: ing of the pack. events leading to the plea for hint. Saya Johnson: "Atomic wea They allege that Mra. McChil- No Organized Terms Low As .52 Week mlle limit claimed by Soviets In Executive, Finance, Labor, more money. Baltic . . . Oveta Culp Hobby of pons are no longer a small number Inugh hurt their reputations by Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Hein of Beetdea th* Soviet atmnle ex- of bombs of a single type and size branding them pro-communist. Bank, Insurance, Agriculture, 235 High street had aa their week- i McRAY'S Houston Post tells ANPA in New Missing Witness Gambling Seeii Highway, State Police. Motor Ve ploelon. Johnson spoke at the In- York that "home complexity of to be used only strategically on a She Is the wife of John T. McCul *1-44 end guests. Mr. and Mra. Gilbert carefully selected target." lough, an aaaoclate editor of Time hicles, Military, Education, Health, crcaelng atroln - In International our government haa resulted In Welfare, and Housing. McElheny of Dumont, N. J. Mrs. I Hamburgers 2 0 c relaUons and sold: over-planned economy, an over- His reference appeared to be magazine. McElheny is the former Gertrude ! The plan provided for some ■ > a r 4y qasHtJ ■«*>' I with Fried Onions and Pe|>pera "None o f this presents a happy governed nation and ah over-spent this: The only two atomic bombs Carter told the Jury of eight CarrolK ‘ Mr. Big’ o f I faaeed, •©■forlied. Slsea S to Schmidt, daughter of the late Rev. | used In wartime attacks were ex Turns Up After women and four men that he'was shuffling of existing agencies so RED! prospect; hut th* cold war 1* not budget.” that related agencies would be IS. William Schmidt, former pastor Center Street .... ^ a happy circumstance.’’ ploded In the air over Hiroshima an uncle by marriage of Draper. Oi1<1s*Making Business of the Zion Lutheran church. British Labor government calls and Nagasaki. Of the two bombs grouped under major departmenU. MEN'S Johnson teaUfled behind closed out 6,0000 R. A. F. men to work Carter, now provost of th# New Testifies Under Oath BINGO doors but latar handed out a etste- publicly demonstrated after that. School for Social Research in New Prellndnary Baola Ranges, Refrigerators as stevedores on London docks In rJ|:30 TO 12 ONLY— ment covering the gtat of hla tee- In the Bikini test of 1946, one was York city, said that Russian War Leaders empbsalzed that the spreading dockers’ strijM . . alrburst like those used on Japan. 20 Hours Elapse EVERY W EDNESDAY- 8 P. M; J Washers and All tlmony. Soothing tones of new sir chime Relief "certainly wasn’t a Com Bulletin! proposed setup waa Intended solely Before you buy your next c^r, whether it’s Among Developments 'The other was fired under water munist front." \l’ashlngton» April 26—ear before a ger and intergration. Accordingly, X Open Thursday Evening* (Oenttame* an Png© Sixteen) ports it has awarded U new cen- sults of teats at Bikini and Entwe- quiry on Communism fessor Kills T^yo Asso He said he came into closer.con Senate Commerce subcondttee U Is not proposed that the follow- traeta In physical research total tok proving grounds suggest hers ciates and Hinok^lf tact with Draper, hla wife and hla atudylng oaU-gambllng legis Ing auggeeted departmenU be all Slarty. creB tailored, Mpper 6:00 to 8:00 ing $1,845,660 during first three •re some ^ the objectives of the children after 1941 when th* lation. Inclusive of that no furthar com I Mi© epening, sanforised. Slsea BuUctin! binations, or conaolldatlona be af months of 1950 . . . Steady drizzle atomic weaponeers: Carters returned from India whera AMESITE DRIVEWAYS fected, 7-14. Labor Picture falls on New York city’s water 1. An A-bomb encased In a Washington, April 26,—(/P) Peru, Neb., April 26—(/P)— As ley had lived most of their mar- Washington April 26-(4V -B et deep-penetration type Jacket simi — Earl Browder, one time sociates today could offer only on* Uvea. ting Oommlaaioner James J. Car- "But, for the present, we pro •REDUCED RATES SINCE shed after officials rsln-msklng pose the following tntergrated de —9:30 TO 12 ONLY— team began splaying clouds with lar to the "tall boy" bomb devel said he was Impressed by the roll of S t Louis—the "Mr. Big" 1920 oped In the closing days of the war. American Ommunist party motive—distress over the Impend partments each, unless the con- •GRADING FREE Brighter Now aUver-lodlde wnoke Senator fact Dnper had “a yearning for of the odda-making buslneaa—told WORK % MANCHESTER TRUST Co. The function of this conventional chief, today was subpoenaed ing loM of hts Job—for the tragic aomeththg that waa genuinely EMwin C. Johnson (D-Ool.) is explosive bomb was to bore deep to ten Senate investigators senators today he knows of no or (Contlnued ea Page Slztoea) First Quality •POWER ROLLER GUARANTEED FLOOR Manchester, Connecticut looking for way to ride herd on behavior yesterday of an otherwise democratic.— that waa profound Slember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Into the earth before exploding. what he knows about Owen ly far-seeing and constructive." ganized nationwide gambUng syn Government Mediators Hollywood naorals without using ■Ihe objective was to produce an mild-mannered psychology profes ^ USED sor who shot and killed two fellow Draper, he ^^d, aeemed to have dicate. Reg. $1.29 SANDING Federal censorship . . . Television earth shock to crumble under Lattimore. Browder will tes He testified under o*th before CALL Attempt Settlement of college officials, then himself. "an«xtremely dCep conviction that •FREE ESTIMATES receiver manufacturing division ground InatsUstloins. 'The Allies tify at a public hearing to the development of Fascism any a Senate Commerce subcommittee 51*15 Sheer MANCHESTER Old fhmrs made like new Two Major Strikes of General Electric company plant never were able to solve th* prob morrow. For 24 years Dr. Barney K. where and the N a^ type of men- that so-called "betting commis- •TDIE PAY^IENTS SEALY MATTRESSES...... $29.95 and up In Syracuse, N. Y., Is shut down lem of attack on U-boat pens, Baker, 54, had taught on the •SAVE 10 % FOR CASH 7691 —New floors made perfect. becaus* of walkout of 885 nnlon Washington, April 26.—(A*) beautiful "campus of the thousand (Conttaoed on Page Slztoen) (Gontinaed on Page Sixteen) Flashes! By Tho Associated Press workers. (CooUnoed oo Fogs Slzteeo) oaks" at Peru State Teachers col The nation’s labor plotur* ap- —A mysteriously , missing (L*to Bulleilas ol the uPl Wire) SAVE WITH paored brighter today os govern lege. NYLONS KEMP’S, Inc. witness in the Owen Latti Yesterday morning th* new col J' H. W. ALLEN ment msdintors attempted settle- more cane turned up safe but lege catalogue came out. It re 564 .\ddison Road ment of two threatened major DeMAIO BROTHERS FINE BEDDING nervous today 20 hours after vealed publicly for the first time Oct Moxlnium.Seatenoe* Glastonbury TEL. 5680 strikas, both originally scheduled British Government Chicago, April $6 — -Two mea Can Now—We Personally Supervise AU Work 763 MAIN STREET to have atoited this morning. New Revolt Flares he had vanished from a what Dr. Baker had known since c pair" last fall that he was being drop eofivirted a t selling carr-oU "magte TeL Glastonbury 3-3800 'The atrlkea would have diarupt- Washington hotel. John J. spikes" were sentenced to nruutl- ad most of the nation’s teleMion* ped In a reorganization of tha Huber, described as a one school’s department o^education. Wins in Two Tests moia penolttrs at one year la Jnat 880 pair of these sheer aervlca and aerioualy curtailed In East Indonesia rison and fined 81.000 e o ^ today fan CaahioD^ beauties. Slsea railroad transportation in all sec time FBI informer, tele The catalogue, said County At -<» Ky Federal Judge Walter J. Labny, SW to 11. tions of the country. phoned his-wife at Mt. Vernon, N. torney Fred C. Klechel, may have Averts Parliamentary Heateoced were Robert T. Neteo^ A country-wide walkout of some Y.. at 7:30 o'clock thla morning been the trigger that sent the pro Liner to Take Jr,, president, nnd Cteorge C. Erick 206.000 telephone workers was Independent State P*'®* 1 N c W W c a p O n S that he had "blacked out" yea- fessor walking wordlessly Into the Defeat Today by Nar son, vice president of the Vrlllnns -9:80 TO 12 ONLY— called off yesterday by Joseph A. claimed by Separatists j _ , * * terday ahortly before he had be-n offices of the college president and Producta Oo., Chicago, makers of Beime, president of th* CIO Com due to appear at the Senate In the head of the education depart row Margin of Five the health derive. IIm compaay munications Workara. It was the On Island of Am* Bcm g Plamicd quiry Into charges of Cnmmunism ment to kill them at their desks. Out Refugees waa fined $1,000. Boys’ Reg. $3.98 third time In recent months the in the government. Slain were Dr. William L. Votes on Tax Issues • • • strike hod been averted. bon; Soumokil Head! ------Hints of Foul Play Nichols, 48, president of the col Uranium Deal In’Works Beime sold it Woe called off Striking New Develop Although there had be«n hints lege since 1M6, and Dr. Paul A. Between 800 and 1,000 London, April 26.— (/P)— London. April 26—(AV-A, llnnn- CALLING ALL because "recent developments In Jakarta, U. S. I., April 26. that he might have met with foul Maxwell, 56, education department Foreigners to Be Evac Britain’s Labor government rial source sMd today the Bank af dicate the poasibllity of agreement —A new revolt against ments Disclosed in play, Mra. Huber said he seemeJ head and Dr. Baker’s Immediate Enginad la negollntlng a stock ZIPPER In the present Bell system dis —(/Fy won two critical tests by a deal giving tke U. S. na Interest the central Indonesian gov to be well. She added that he had superior. uated from Red China pute.’’ Preparedness Drive sounded nervous, tired and upset Less than an hour later. Baker’s slim five-vote margin today, In the Belgian Congo nmalnm Peetpened for Two Weeks ernment was reported today averting a parliamentary de mine*. Spokesmen for the book, in telling her: body was found in the living room Hong Kong. April 26 —UP)—Tha CHEVROLETS! 'The second major strike which Washington, April 28—(XT—The the British Treasnr)’, nod both to have broken out in the "I had a blackout. . . .1 am In of his home at the edge of th* feat whi(ih would have forced Brittah and Aroericna latoiesto fan- JACKETS was to havs started this morning esmpuB- Neatly laid out were hU U. 8. conaulate aald today th* state of'E ast Indonesia. Reli Army expects soon to have* weap New 'York. . . .I’ll be home this it to resign. In quick succes —a work stoppage by some 18,000 American President liner Gen. W. voived refused to confirm or d e » able neutral sources said sep ons that will knock do\- He told that theoretically Huber tlpoff to th* motive; Antonio. Fonrth Anay hand- avoid major repairs. of the h^ter, gets maximum heat from fuel oil! And it’s of the Netherlands Eoat Indies Oimmunist <5hlna. It alao will cut Narrowest Escape qaartera at Ptert Bom 'Hsoataa threat stems from th* union’s de Army' awaiting transfer to the In ments In the country’s InstrumenU la in contempt for falling to re "Willie (the college president) It was Prime Minister Attlee's, tried to fir# the wrong person.” in half the number ori foreigners sold it hod bom Infonned sevorol dean, quiet and automatic, too. mand for an extra fireman on mul- donesian Fsderol Army. campaign of mUithir preparedness spond to the subpoena but that no stranded in Shanghai since the narrowest escape so far in the Clearance , ClothM sent to NEW MODEL for dry tlpla unit Diesel locomotives. were diacloeed, one after the other, action was likely if HUber had Klechel called It "obviously a pease— were killed. The plaao Phone Us T oday for full details and terms. Expert The revolt was the fourth out Reds won that city teat May. new House of Common* elected w— from Kelly Air Farce ko— GMAC FINANCING FROM $25 UP Wegea and other benefits are break against the young central in quick succession yesterday. Prevtens Attempt Blocked Feb. 23. Girls* Better cleaning are thoroughly clean when re* installation. Dependable service. No obligation. •'involt^.ln tha dlsputa In th* Ready te Use Atemle Power (Oonttaoed oo Page Slxtoen) (Coattaaed ea Fogs Blxtaso) here. It boraed after washlag ’ Indonesian 'govsmment and the An attempt last month to evac Although handicapped by ill •boat six mile* oerth at Oaaof turned to you. The pride taken here in a threataned talaphoha strike. Tbs aeoond on Ambon. Indonesian tol- Admiral Forrest P. Sherman, uate 1,600 foreigners Including ness In the ranks, government chief of Naval operations, reveal BolHs. strlks started Monday by soma diera on the island mutinlad In more than 300 Americana on the forces won through, 304 to 299, -s s s 10.000 talapbone aqulpnaent work' March but the JorkorU govern ed that scientiste were ready to good job is one reason why those who A- (Jordon was blocked by the Com- over the combined opposition of Jnry Conricto Marogea COATS era against tha Bell System’s ment later announced the revolt use atomic power in undersea Fire Department Raising munlsU. U. 8. Secretary of SUte Winston ChurchiH'a Conaervatives ways preferred NEW MODEL LAUNDRY Manchester Lumber manufaeturing arm. Wsstsm hod been put down. croft when be asked Oongreeafor Acheson said the effort coat $500,- and the Liberal party. Waaklagtoo, April 86— authority to buUd a "U-2SS-boat John Moragoo, who need to have Blaetrle company, continued. But The neutral sources said the aep-' 000. Labor has at present an overall now prefer our newly added NEW MODEL Kmast Weaver, praoident of the orotiste were led by Dr. BoumoklL Thla announcement followed the friends at tho R'klto Booea, waa Moneys by Setting Fires This effort finally fell through margin of aevan votes In th* eonviqted today of lying to Beaoto SUITS eW A Equipment Workers union, until recently attorney general of diackNniio lost week o f a sudden when th* Communists refused to House. Ita clossst shave previously DRY CLEANING. said strikers did not plan to pick the sUte of Blast Indonesia, of ©witch In atomic development allow two ririlian-manned Unk came on when It beat InvfOllgators. A Fedotol DH* et exchanges In nearly every state. work, to pugh ths design and triet coart Jury took o— hoor and and^ Fuel Company which Ambon waa a part. Brookfield, April 26-4(ty—The . fire. The work will be superv ised landing craft to enter the Yangtze down by 14 votes an opposition mo Radio DIaputa Settled building of. the ship propulslov $6 minotes to coavted him et Soumokil reportedly left Ms- Brookfield VoluntW Fire depart- {ao there will be no danger of firsa river. tion to censure on Its plans to na \¥ou save PHONE 5145 In New York city. Federal me Koasor, the East Indonesia capital, unit powered by Nuclear energy. The shallow draft vessels were tionalize the steel Industry. chargee that ho Bed to toetUyiog K> ea. 255 CENTER StREET diators said a settlement had been for Ambon, early in April, a few Two big Industrial contractors, ment will raise irbney by setting spreading, said the • department lost July. f i r e s . i announcement. to have gone to Shanghai to ferry A British prime minister defeat : reached In a, dispute between the day* before the collapse of a short Westingbouse Electric and Gener the evacuee* out of th* Gordon, ed on any such major iasue te re al Electric, are working on the Officiate of the department said Money realized in this' faahion independent National Aeeociation lived revolt there against the cen lying off the, riVer mouth. The quired by this country’s unwritten ______bf«kc© aiiea, ■ \ of Broadcast Engineers and Tech tral government by-Indonesian sol project for the Atomlis Ener today that the organization also | will be turned Into the deportment's Treasnry BbIbbco 9 4 X SWts. 7-14 Oests. Valnes expects to benefit In anotlrer m an-, treasury. liner would not venture, up the oonstituuon to offer hi* resigna nicians and two national network*. diers led by Qapt. Andl Abdul Arlz, oommiaalon. tion to the king. laas ta tisas. 1 1 1 ! Sherman gave no bint aa to the Bsr — by getting rid of fir* h a s-; Like other volunteer firemen In river because th* Chtneee National The ualoQ's sattlement with a foraoer officer In the Dutch .Ar ists said they had mined th* qluui- $kchnically, the king then either Washington, April 26 ffh* my. ■ design of the atomle-aub, eotlmat- Olds. i Fairfield county, th* Brookfield poritlon of the Tfoaaunr April M : 7 CHEVROLET/ the Natioaal Broadcasting com nel. can agree to a new national alee* pany sad tha Amari^m Broad . Othor I.eoilni of Rebel fitato ad to eoat $40,000,000. Towneptopl* were odvloed th a t' volunteers have been eieWiig other tlon or let a member of th* oppo Not budget racripts. $ a 7 .9 0 tM ^ the volunteer firemen, for a nom- : raeona of raising money since th* Communist authoritlaa held the casting company came after 82 Other-leaders of the new rebel In asking for money to p i ^ a )*iiitVng craft were warshlpe and sition try to form a new govern- 87; budget «xp«idituies, f7 M —r hours o f almost cooUnuoiu ne- state were reported to be Monohu $880,000,000 atepped-up conatnic- Inol foe. will bum off postures and | traditional summertime oorotvate 821.0S; bnah M a a ea M.tM.IBRi lots, set a torch to bruoh piles and i were affected by'the county-wide Pag* Xwolvel 811.76. , t (( oa Pag* FwoHsI (C m **WORLD'B ICONOMY CHAMPION** Twalval (OauUaMfi am Fags PourtoouX (« get rid of other waits motarial hy enforcamant of gaining towo,
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TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960
other U lettered -Hartford Physi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. UONNa WEDNESDAY, APRIL ‘26, I960 PAGE T ^ B B Waddell that ha hopes that within be able to furnish -plans for a 12 matterI may be resolved by bring Ing pha.se may come up at next room Broad street school at a cost ing the school survey up to date. Tuesday's meeting oDUie Board of cians" and the third "Tumor Clinic. a week he will have plans for a Town Building Local Physicians.” Great masses rool Survey new r* room Broad atreet aleinan- estimate within $26,000 per room. Asked if the town will float a Directors. Waddell aald he also hopes that bond issue for -66,000 to carry out When decision is reached re of yellovv forsylhla form the back; tary school. The meetii>g voted ground, on a field of artificial to draw on currently unexpended the $300,000 total will provide for the engineering, surveying and garding a Broad street building, Board^s Duties grass. NO METER PARKIMO la Funds V oted school building fynds for 1500 to basically necessary auxiliary planning for a new high school another refciTsl of the question Rockville | The other window Is filled with «Mir Main straat 1*t kaaM* bring up to date the achool enroll rooms. However, he said, depend and modernising of existing to the public will be made. all sorts of articles for the com atnre . . . Just drive lai ment and program sur\’ey a* a ing on the w'lsb(;s of the official schools, aa permitted as a financ W hat Special Coimnittec fort of patients, namely bed Jack ^oint Sci^ion Held fo preliminary to future action. groups engaged In planning, it ing means by the recent school Jail Sentence may be that such things as a gym- referendum, Waddell said that is ets. examining capes and robes, Those attending last night had On Schools Is Author* dressings, eye. ear and bed pads, Discuwi Future of Qon* naaium and auditorium will have up to the Eioard of Directors. procedures and responsibilities fur Tree Spraying slippers of various kinds, utility' to be eliminated to keep wlthiii He said though, that I t Is his izcil to Undertake I itruction Program' ther explained,- and * exchanged bags and numerous other ireius' Is Suspended ! view* on the school problem. the projected figures. He pdlnted Impression that the floating of a special bond issue for $65,000 will /Msplayed in the floor of the win- ■ The meeting was called a* d out that the Princeton street Bow- Bids Received The ufiicial duties of the Town dow and on a section of beaver ; 1' In a Joint oeMlon held to discus* start to action designed to care i era school, of about the same else, not prove advisable, and that nec jOie futuro of Mnnchester’s school Building c JtuiiiiUee, which ai this board. Williniantic R esiden t /nr the clesaroom shortage in ' afad containing auxiliarj’ spaces, essary funds may be drawn from. . „ „ . t*me i.s bharged with Ucvelouing The Manchester Electric Com- The big bargain event of the year in bedding . . . the konstniction progrnm, the Board town, carried a hahlc bid cost of $645,- the surplus now existing from the J„ gp Opclicd 1 O llio r * I'lai.s and procedure for hew k f Education, poard of Director* pany allows the u-se o^ i Start* Frl. Daar Clark "WHIPLASH’' W as Charged W ith the time for you to see w hat’s new in design, in comfort, Tlili morning General Manager 000.\ mnds orlglnalj.y allottetr to the . "'-bools, have not been Jully under-, Sows each April during the annual | •“<* t'/ar Aatrjr "Rider* la the in values in sleep product-s. Keith’s celebrate thia Snd Town School Uuilding Com- Bowers and Verplanck schools Theft of $4.81 Waddell said that he hopes that l T h ^ e is still some question as r o w a l . r l U U lC i p a l D U m i'la t o jc l by the public, accotding to ■ (dancer drive, a gesture which is national coaat-to-coast Sleep Show with the greatest janittaa lait night weeived a report architect Keith Sellers Heine will i to the Broad street site, and this Purther discussion of the flnanc- 1 the lecling or aome tncinbera oi the greatly appreciated by the Man- General Uanager George H ing at -i p. ni. I Board' ol Directors which has^ap-1 Chester Cancer committee, and the V’ariet.v and the greatest values in years. Some of ■r i: Rockville, April 28— (Special). polnlive power over Uie coniinitlee.' workers. these iiargaina are shown on tliis page . . . many, Marry N. Perltlns, 35, of Wllllman- Bid* for a portion of the annual 11 has been brought out that the many more are shown in Keith’s, famous “ Slumber -flORION'S... fOR RESR-" General Manager, aa head of the Some 66.000 tons of timg nuia tic who pleaded not guilty to a town tree spraying program will be Shop.” m."tomorrow in the ^P««tmeijt oi ^blic Works has were harvested in the t’. S. In etaarg* of theft and embezzlement i BEDDING IN YEARS! opened at 4 p. the immediate duty of building 1910. by agent two week* ago, and office of the general manager. structures ol the to->\n, and in the D. f lark G. Russell elected to be tried before a Jury, Tree Warden Horace F. Murphey ca.se oi' schools be discharges this j ERE IIVES IN MmEEIER^. .,. ERE EROP! IN eURION'E Ethel Barryntore on Tuesday pleaded guilty to a ' said this morning that tlie plan duly on request of the Board of ■ charge of theft with the second | this year on spraying is similar to , Kducation and under tlie reatne- MOONRlsr/* liona imposed by that group, I f -■ count being nolled. Judge John M. j 'niroo |m|)iiliir styio.s of hods, each at a money-flair the one followed last year In which Slate Board of Education, the FREE .AUr> ,\ Laagb Biot Comley gave a 60 day* *u*pended I ing Sloi p Stidw )irico! Po-storLods in choice of mapi* the Job was divided into two pro Stale Scluarl Building Commission,, Hollar Kl«%' Jail sentence. Perkins pleaded 1 or niiihogany . . . (itininf spool turned Jenn.v Lind Mitb'takt Siidf Kids jects, the tirst directed iiiainiy tlie .State Fire Marshal and others' guilty to a theft of $4.81 and the ; bod.s in ntollow ntiiplo . . . handKonie .sleigii type against the hard beetle, and MOVIES who enforce particular regulations court waa Inform ^ that he was | pan*’! Iiod.s in rioti mahogany. .All of sound siib.ttnn* the second to control the leaf or requirements a.s regards school ICtUiTf in Tolland Jail I8 day* waiting i ^ T a e c t beetle. or puiilic buildings. Every^’Wed. Nite FKCC wf* OHBH 12 bonds following his arrest *everal || iial consiriiition in smootli attractive finishes. The tenders to be opened to Lnder local ordinance, adopted STARTING MAY Ird Stnrt« rriday: month* ago. Attorney Irving I. j N'aliios! morrow will start With control of after public hearing February I. **Bakfafal Krug who repreaented the plain- | the bark beetle, and will be for 1949, the following duties arc thoie And ••Sand'* tiff, claimed the money waa used 11 DD T spra.vnng of about 200 trees of file Building committee; 10 purchase dog food for a dog at : A Tremomlous Special Piirchasr' in public places and in selected lo "Ues ilve.s; Tliat, under and pur MeRAY'S the property where Fisk waa em all those styles made in cation* along highways •w Ik ic suant to the provision of C'lia| lcr ployed a* a carelake In Mansfield. ' From the Manufacturer Makes This Startling .95 TOPPERS Center Street ATTEINTION! bark beetle damage la suspected III Sections 1, 8 and 9. of the Town Four civil action* scheduled to ! Offer ros.sihle! We Pass Our Savings Along full or twin sizes 20.00 ...... \ \ > io ^ 9 .0 8 possible. Til is spraying is Intended, Charter and subject to the terms OPEN ALL YEAR New Show Every be tried were all settled, the at- ! to you! This Cannot Be Duplicated! 4 Poster .SI\Ie among other things, to control the Ihercof. there be and is hereby eii- Sun.. Wed. and F'ri. torney* bolding conference* dur- \ beetle that carries the Dutch elm .10.00 . . . Were .10.98 iCi led anil adopted tlie following the day. Ynur choice . . . 2 mattrejiscfl or \ disease fungus. ordinunce providing tc>r a Biiildtiig Banquet Tonight 2 box jiprmp.s or one of each! Kach Sizes 10-20. Tlie DD T spraying is divided Into Coniinlttoe for Uie Town ol Man- TOD.W • "VKLI.OW r.\B M.VX’’ * "I.NTRrnKR IN THEJH ST" Mis* Marjorie Taylor, atate I in qiiahty-buiit t<> rIyo you yoar« two peiiods, one the pre-foliar ciicsler: president of the Catholic Ladies of and ycam of Bleep comfort. Each .\11 Sales Final. apray ia made before leaves appear "Soclion 1. For the puipose ol STARTS TO.MORROW Columbus will be the installing of alone in a Bo\m(i value at thia price and a second, the foliar spraying, expediting the planning and con- j ficer for the annual banquet and . . . TW O for O N E la aomething iB done with leafing out. The sec htruction of any public iniprove- A D V E X T l’RE installation of Victory Assembly meiit, llicre may oe appointed by to be held this evening at the Ver .Tcnny Lind Style ond DDT spraying also controls FILLED DAYS the leaf beetle on the trees attend ' the Board of Directors a Building I non Inn. The member* will meet FULL or TWIN ed. ! Committee consisting of not more ' at their room* on Elm street at Those tree* not given this DDT than eleven or less tnan five incm- 8:30 o'clock. The following are the ( $34-50 spraying, numbering about 1.400. bcis wild shall serve without com officers to be installed president, M rs Eleanor Dickinson; vice I SUITS will in early June get an arsenate pensation until completion of the > 84 DOWN . . . $47-50 of lead sprays against the leaf public improvement for the pur-i president, Mr*. Arlene Presaler; recording secretary, Mrs. Ruth ANY 2 ITEMS 6 5 .0 0 ...... Were 69.98 beetle. pose of which they’ were appointed i s s O h s , Panel Styl* Mui-phey aald that mist sprayers or until otherwise determined by | Lisk; financial secretary, Mrs. Winifred Gagne; treasurer, Miss 40.00 ...... W ere 55.00 instead of hydraulic sprayers, will the Board of Director*. • v M f lif Us w ir - be used in most instansea. 1 "Section 2. The Building Com- Margaret Rohan; mistress in 25.00 ...... W ere 39.00 : mittee shall select two of its inem- Hms fttfrifell, arms, Mrs. Dorothy Loehr; sentiel, Sizes 10-20 ' bers to lerve as chairman and sec-1 Mt*s Viols Elsgan; auditors, Miss retary respectively. It shall adopt i Anna Hall, Mrs. Josephine Little. TE E N SUITS Hospital Notes such rules and regulatlotui aa it I Mrs. Mary Ertel; trustee, Mrs. . may deem appropria^ governing . Katherine Gessay, Mr*. Genevieve | 17.98 ...... W ere 25.00 the conduct of Its meetings an d ' LaBrler, Miss Dorothy Larkin; Patients Today ...... 161 Sizes 9-15. the exercise of its powers. I press, Miss Viola Egan. Admitted yesterday: M rs. Re- 'Section 3. Subject to the ap- Meeting ,\1I Final gina Maricz, 152 Hollister street: ^ piicable proviAona of. law and of The April business meeting -of 1 Janet Niitler, 11 South A lto n ! the Town Charter, the building I the Vernon 4 H Alumni Club will -street; Mi»s S h lrly Ross, 47 C o t-' committee shall be charged with! be held this Evening at eight tage street: John Salzer. 239 Mid the responsibility of approving | WAN o'clock at the clubhouse at Og dle Turnpike, cast: Patricia Ann plans and speciflcwtlona for any den's comer when plans will be ,Jv*lner, Kockvlllc; Kevin Tooiney, scliool building project aa required i HENDRI made for the annual Maybasket, i, 23 Lyndale road; James Mistretl*. by Section 14M of the General Sta- ! two movies will be shown, "Farm II Safety", and "55oil Conservation." j {112 School itreet; Mr*. Liouise | tutes I Revision , of 1649); shall CO-HIT Lon MeCallister In consult w ith the General Manager Bazaar Thursday ! DRESSES ' Irmlscher, Rockville; Mr*. Char-1 "THE BOV FRO.M INDIANA lo^te Pyk*. 72 Doane street; John with respect to the approval of; The Women's Guild of the Union l- 1.5.00 ...... Were 25.00 Dai-rabee, 15 Pitkin street; An- plana and the lettink of contracts; Congregational church will spon ■ I tolne Buy»ee, 28 Princeton atreet; i «ny Publ‘c improvci»»ent for the sor a Springtime Bazaar at thel| $ 12.00 ...... W ere 19.98 '" 'R o b e r t Gore, Orange. M as*.; { P^n>°8e of which aaid^ BuUding church social rooms on Thursday, i Rosalie Hellandbrand, 146 South i Committee was appointed; shall April 27 starting at two o'clock, j and tlic|lit Com] 8 .0 0 ...... W ere 16.98 have complete access to the site of ! There will be a food sale, white i | Main street. M ru PUT YOU IN A O lTH IR Wonderful Drifting 5 yard Skirt! any such public improvement'urt cases are scheduled for the I Thursday session of the Tolland { CHILDREN'S Dancing 8 to 12 County Superior Court aa follows: Michael R. Smith vs. Rose ^ d e g I Innerspring COATS Smith; I. Tilden Jewett vs. Aetna Life Insurance Company; Freder EASTWOOD Appearing Everv Thurstlay INFANTS’ COATS ick W. Bradley et al vs. Leo Saw- Sizes 1-3 Icki; John Strimlk.* vs. Frank | Wm. ndldco Dennl* Hoher; Francis G. Clark vs. Jos- { | MATTRESS! 3.00 ...... Were 6.00 • Joan Morgan eph Osso; George F. Brennan vs. Canineld Ginger ’ ’ G. Robert Bis; George Green vs. Sizes 3-14. Rogers George Stanley Chetaey Jr.; Anna “Dear “Perfect Baatek vs. Donald H. Lewis; J. Ed WAKM IN WINTIR 22.00 ...... Were •29.98 Wife” W iUies G rill ward Nolan vai Cfity of Rockville; Strangers” S:l&-*:S*-»iM 1;«*-*:•* Doris N. Griffin vs. Harry A. Grif Wh*n liw t*■■■■■■ 'Si. Ja ■ / ' t . MANCHESTER EVENING H K R A L n . MANCHKSTER . CONN ., WEDNESDAY . AFRIE 2Vi, i ;»60 FAOl ftW;
MAJNCHESTEK SVSMMU tlEKALiU. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNi;SDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 'I l i M W U B fs. . m mond, assistant commandant: let Hand (R., N. J.l: Russell V,! veaMis of new types. But, he Mack (R.. Wash.I; Chase Going i added, the Navy is now ready to Rear Admiral R. E. Reed-HlU, en- Credit Union “Stop Record’^ glneer-in-chlef: Rear Admiral N. Woodhouae n8ors i’enn.); John J. Williahla (R., Thuniday^ April 27 Women's Club Visit delegates' lounge, the preSs room, tons of ships now operating. DcL); and Representatives' Ed- Cbppcrhill, Tenii., has been de the bank, the post ofTlce. the ra^- nuded by gaseous' fumes that « t3 6 A . M. [obWCiCltsCe/L, CoVAAf. The disclosure about the hlgh- "Stop The Record” Hollywood's ward J. Hart fD., N. J.l, chairman Ldie Success; Report teria which scats 3,000 people and Hartford, April 2«.—(A^—A altltude anti- aircraft weapons, of the House Oommiltce on Mer- escaped from nearby copper mines MaMonic Temple the circle of flags which are at the latest quU game had Its local pre before methods were found for' group life insurance policy match was made by Oen. J. Lawton Col- : miere liuit night before a large and ‘ chant Marine and Fisheries: Her CWi Day's Activities entrance. bert C. Bonner (D.. N. C. t; T. Mil •condensing the fumes. j Arrangement of Flags ing savings deposits of 13,500'<[‘iina, Army chief of staff. He said v cntliusiaattc audience at the State in a radio broadcast that the Army . Forty-one ICnncheiter wom The flng.s are arranged In alpha members of the East Hartford T heater . . has in advance stages of develop ‘I pc quiz show is being spon- an had the opportunity of sitting;- betical order. They are flown whelf Aircraft Federal Credit union was a a a major meetings are being held ex ment new rockets "we are confi kored by Moriarty Biothers local ews aiinourfced today by Harold A. dent" will deetroy planea shove re la on a meeting conducted by Mrs. cept during inclement weatt\er. Lincoln-Mercuiy dealers and start Slaanor Roosevelt at the United Iverson, secrctary-trca.surcr of 60.000 feet, and a guided miaaile ed off last night with $100 being The (lags are rotated eacli Uing which "gives proniiae" of even N ations building a t L.akc Success they ate raisetl Alphabetical ar the organization. offered as cash prizes divided into rangement is ii.sed eoininonly at \ The novel policy Is the first of greater range and accuracy. ■ $50 m Individual prizes and $50 as yastarday. This statement came only a few ’i] f! The group sponsored by the the UN as well as fref)Ucnl i"ta- it^kind written hy any Connecti- a grand prize. Last night tlic c lit in-surance company. It hours after the Navy announced; gland prize was hot won so it will local Women's club left early in tion. Mrs. ItirhaidMUi praiseil Hi that it is interested in harnessing the morning on a chartered bus to work of the seerttanni who take (ilsced by the Connecticut General be added to next week's total. a lotallv oath to the United .Va- l.ife In'umrance. com pany through cosmic rays. Some scientists have The following each won a $10 spend the day at the UN wtsere estimated that the energy of such cash prize; Andrew Llndberg, 69 Mra. Howard Richardson, accredit tion.s arid work hard during k'lig Bent * TOnt. Inc., local agency. liiiurs. There is a nursery scliool The contract provides for a rays in huter space may be ten Middle turnpike, west, Mra Steph % t ed UN repreaentativc and membn credit to the account of a depos times that released by an atom en Uiwicnce, HI Birch atreet. ’! 'i of the American Women's associa adjoining tlic grounds for the ehil- ; . dren of tliis group wlileb is m.Tle itor, in the event of death, of an bomb. Mrs. Jean Everett, 121 Hollister tion. aerved aa guide. A busy day amount equal to his savings ac Purpose Not Diarluaed sireet, Mrs. Elizabeth Darby, 27 with student groups, women's up of people from all the count rie.s Flirtatious oi the UN. Some drawings hy count up to a maximum of $1,000. What the Navy hopes to do with Kerry street and Mrs. Frank Ring- clubs and s large church gnmp In other words, the beneficiary the rays was not disclosed. It said rose, 255 McKee street. i with members from many states thi .se ehildren were on exhibit in tlie main lobby Tlie secretariat is will receive an Inaurance death msrely that It was interested in > The contestants arc called upon made it difficult for the Manches- to be dl-stinguishcd from the ik le- benefit of a eum equal to the In- beele research and would launch to name the title of the record 'SWEET CLOVER'' - ter group to attend meetings or gates in that tlio fdrmer work for .sured's savings account' in the an instrument-bearing rocket from | played and receive the $10 prize if m tour the building together. How the UN and delegates work for credit union, not exceeding $1,000. a ship In mld-PacIflc next month ' they name it correctly. When th- ever, rotation of a small number their individual m untio.s Alaio.-t Tlie 1 ledit union pays the pre to study the raye. inilividuai prizes have been hward- ■- - t- -''.*1 ‘ of tickets enabled ail visitors to 3.000 people talc I'liil m tin- liini - miums Before the announcenTciil last ed the giaiid prize record la pla.vcd in NYLON TRICOT obtain a comprehensive idea of the tloning of the UN al l,ak" .'Suc Ijirgest Credit I'nion Sept. 23 th a t the R ussians .^liad worth a $.50 award, which, as al \ function of the world organization. cess. and the ligiii' inounts to Tlic East Hartford Aircraft achieved an atomic explosion. . ready mentioned, was not named During the morning the Man- 7.000 when workei.s cmiiloyeil Cl edit union, the largest of its Russian diplomats openly claimed correctly last night. A cheater women attended -Mrs througiioiit liie u'orld are includ kind 111 the country,, is compo.sed Ihclr government "had the secret" "Stop The Record" is to be a of the cfisiiiic ray. American .scien regular Tucsda.v night feature at Roosevelt's committee meeting In ed of employes of United Aircraft small groups. Slu- is chalrmaii of Some of tlie group saw parts ot (cirponitlon. Present assets tists expressed doubt that this was I the Stale theater through MoHar- the Human Rights committee the terhnical arrangem ents ui amount to $4,000,000. with depos true. i ty Brothers' spon.sorship and will which it part of the Economic and handling the huge organitation. A its totaling $3,662,000 and out be presented along with a 2-fea \ Social council. This council seeks giant ssvitch board with a large standing mans of $1,970,000. It ture show at no advance In price to build a world of greater pros slnh of operators regulates the wn.s founded on Jan. .30, 193.3. B riflgeport B rass perity, stability and ju.stlce F.ar- telephone calls. F.xperl technicians .‘Stephen Oleksas is president and a director. U oasl G uard V isit phonea are provided for visitors as rut records of the discu.ssions held E arnings R evealed well aa delegates and secretariat at all meetings, and a short wave The group policy on aavlnga dc- r: so they could understand all speak- radio studio broadcasts meetings positora la the second policy tak .Sclicdiiled M av 1 srs by dialing the translation. of wide interest. en out by the organlcatlon for the Bridgeport. April 26 ifPi - The T-iJ Uaually five languages are avail This trip was the second taken benefit of Its members. Last No directors of the B ridgeport Bra-ss able: English, French. Russian, by members of the Women s club vember, Bent A Bent placed a New London, April 26.-'/ri— and their friends and Mrs. Rich group contract insuring payment company have reported earnings of Tlie annual visit to the Coast Spanish and Chinese. These are .31,320,253 for the first q u arter of concurrent with the speech and in ard Henry was in charge. of the outstanding balance of a Guard academy b y the Congres loan in the event of death of a bor 1950. E arnings a fte r taxes w ere sional Board of Visitors has been flections, pauses and other methods rower. of stressing points are used in reported at $808,253, which the set for Thursday, May 4, the. t t - translation to match that of the G arden H ose Used company said represented earnings academy said today. speaker. Occasionally commltte'e of 84 cents on each share of the Expected to accompany the r i\ew W eapons 942,990 shares of outstanding com board are John M. Drewry, gen work Is hindered by the problems T o (^neiieh B laze eral counsel of the Committee on of idiomatic and figurative phrases mon stock. F o r the first q u arter of 1949. M erchant Marine and Fisheries; used by speakers which suffer in B ein^ Planned Edward Jarrett, clerk of ths Sen- I translation and are misunderstood. earnings after taxes totalled $87,- Bristol. April Alert 8T4. providing eamlnga of seven ate Committee on Interstata and T An Informative movie was shown ness and a knowledge of flre-flght- (Continued (rum Page Une) cents a share of common stock. Foreign Commerce, and the fol In one of the council rooms show Ing techniques paid off today for Herman W. Stelnkraiia was re lowing officera from Coast Guard , ing the accomplishments of the headquarters, Washington: Vice State Forc.st Fire Warden Howard elected president and chairman of Z\X a United Nations An example was lion program, however, he re Admiral Merlin O'Neill, comman N. Kbert when an nil burner ex ferred to the craft, along uilli the board at the meeting held yes the use of the Children's Fund in terday. dant; Rear Admiral A. C. Rich- , they’reTJere*. distributing food and medicine to ploded in the cellar of his home on others on which the Navy i.s uoi;,- needy children of the world, jGlenn street. The Are was under mg. as being of "radical de.sign.' In a special afternoon meeting eontrol when ■ firemen arrived. Given Fourth Priority the women heard Benton Car- Warden Ebert having practically The U-235 boat was given ruthers, publicity agent of the extinguished it with a garden fourth priority among the project.- Human Right committee, and John hose. he listed. These Included; Wealey Coulter, a unlveralty pro According to Fire Chief Oeorge An undersea vessel that would fessor on loan to the UN to act C. Graham, floor Joists in the cel uae hydrogen peroxide as a source lar were burned and there was of oxygen a 250-ton pig-a-back luxlla's *$waai Oovar" matching lingtria utas an advltor on the trusteeship coun considerable smoke damage radar picket submarine, a larger cil. Mr. Carruthera explained the throughout the house, but the re submersible with a "closed circuit" nylon loao and nylon nal in a flirty flurry GOWN hi Honay MHt, Par* Universal Declaration of Human sults would have been much more power plant, a cruiser converted faction Pink, Celestial Blue. Rights. This document consists of serious had it not been for Ebert's Into a guided missile combat ves that ceplurat the aya and haart. Of St to 8 8 ...... n - M SO articles to serve as a common prompt action. sel. ten additional submarinea with standard of achievement of peo TVo companies which were dis the German-developed snorkel ples and all nations wondarful nylon tricot that vraort lika iron—but SLIP la Honey Mlet, Perfec patched to the scene were delayed breathing tube, and a fleet of new-- tion Pink. Celestial Blue, Mr. C oulter lived, in the FIJI and in arriNdng due to atreets being type shallow-draft mine sweepers. Clond White. St to S8 SS.M Samoan Islands during his work in tom up by a sewer construction I Altogether, tJje Navy chief listed naadt no ironing. Fashion Acadamy Gold the Pacific area for aeveral years, project heye. The house would un il2 vesieli. He told the House Ha described customs, habits and doubtedly have burned down ex ! Armed Services committee that Madol winners in captivating PETTICO.AT In Honey Mist. problems of the people. cept for Ebert's alertness, accord i the Navy originally Intended to Perfection Pink. Celestial Another meeting attended was ing to Chief Graham. Wait until 1952 to ask funds for [1/ Winning look colors. Blue, Cloud White. 8-M-L SS.9S
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mm lOCK-MAl TUHSt NO iX T tA S TO aUTI *1 a U. • . rat. O ft irt nuMT-MO le a ti t o UOHT, lA lV TO M t a v i y y Can’t loot 0 ^ C m t iMtrfctt & OI>«M 3 ' IMky • »• f) ( mrtimmtmm Sacony itylea aadi adtt wJUi an eya to o ll» . apart in u m I J k . nOi,I'lrviMi h*«»-y poW*. j i n . p»nmoitor«i, t E ir E«r)u«nrt •>tl$ F ra fc /—facktla a'witcli. wardroSea grow and JoIIara aerm double, ll’a fun. Il’a fanhion. And il a ihnfly. Come ia^aod let na demonetr " nt*l5** problciMt ■ '5i '? ^ JUST NORTH OF, P. a ■ V- EST. 1922 PHONE 3231 FOR FREE TRIAL.^ MANUWBSieK BViiMNG H E R A L D . MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960 ^aiANCHESTER EVENING HL'KALU. MANCMESTER. CONN.. nP.U.NESUAV, AFKIL. 2b, IUSO PAGE SE V E K textile, primary meUUi, fabricated penae qf packages of bundles' to metala, and electrical equipment Bfivaria. The glrla will meet South C'ovenlfy Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wanat Facing VOUR Idle ill State Induet rice. ■ ' In textllee, woolene and wora- Mra. Pauline Lillie Hoffman for last-minute prepara teda contlnue-ofte and' rMalla The boys and girls cooking club FIRESTONE SEE OTHER characteriied three flrme. Ootton in South Coventry will meet Thurs BEAUTIFUL, DUTIFUL Mrs. Richard C. Snow of South day at 3:30 p.m. with leader AJrs. auto and rayon manufacturela and MARLOW "HOME Ooventry ha* been endorsed by Robert Clevcrdon. The group ia Form er Tollantl OfFicialj *G«neral Im provenient'' flniehlng plante report bueineea ae eteady and good. Although. over Amerlean Legion auxiliaries In the expected to choose a name and Cliargerl W ith Enibez®. DEALER iJD i_A iir> N E W S" ON officers then. Milk Products in In Labor Market Pic all textile* employment hae moved Fourth District to be president of up eubetantlally eince the atari of Cooking la the present unit sub- ' zlciiicnt of $7^800 I E V E R Y T H I N G\ FRONT PAGE the district unit for the coming ture So Far in \l\loiilli the riae in Atciii. Back-Up Lights Exquisitely .styled in fine quality wa.sh- workers rose further in March to Annual .Ma.soiuc Ball, Mn.scnU; Jn s Juhlor American Red Cross town while serving as first select car. I 86.S6 for the midweek of the project of filling luxury boxes to Judith Zaches, Anne Bluodgood, man, and further with obtaining able cottons; distinctive eolor combinations month ■ * empic be sent overseas, pupila filled 21 Betty Hawkes, Audrey Samuels, $,■4,801.60 "by false pretense*. • and striking patterns. "TOe ealn is partly attiibiitablc I Al.soSipiaic Uanee \Bencht by and Michael Wawer were in charge tokens and devices . . . with the Tliurs., Fri., Sal. fhily to an increaae in the length of the ! u,c Cancer .Society, s-tate Anno-v such boxes. of RobciTs'in school Group 8 cla.s.s Nsthan Hale Community Center intent to defraud .the town." The MARLOW'S ~ "The store with more of work-week.” declared Kpan. \\1io | Nalurdai. \prll ,!» trip benefit fund card parly .Mon alleged offenses were not detailed. added “ average hourly earnings i I'all Cedars ot l,eljsiion spring executive commltt e and board of day night at Pine Lake Shores He was not put to plea. increased sllghtlv from $1,158 in | cerenionial at .Ma.sonu Tciiipic al trustees will have a special meet clubhouse. Mrs. .Stephen Zachc.s I everything"—brings you these bang-up rebnisry to $1..19 in March " i ’ p.rii , piiradc at r> pm. ing Thfirsdsy at 8 p. m. there to spoivsorcd the parl.v. 'I'here were 10 The commissioner stressed that , Tiirsduy. .'lay 'i elect standing committees for the tables of set-back in play. Prizes VENETIAN bargains sforting tomorrow. As al employment rose for the .second] Lcagi.e ol Uoinen \ olcr.s unit year. were awarded os follows: Women's consecutive month since tlic mid- j discussion nn lire protection, nomc For convenience of taxpayers 1st, Mrs. Stanley Jones; 'Jiid, Mis.s LIQUOR DEPT. winter slump; unemployment I „ f m ,-s ,|,dm Conklin, 8.1 Ulcoty,j^j^^^ Mabel G. Hall, tax collector. Dorothy Ward, 3rd, Mrs. D. Victor and ways, you can be SURE of everything On llio Dash hi a ria->li BLINDS dropped further and weekly earn- i .pive, h p. will fte at the town clerk's office Samuels. .Men's first. Axel Ni^ling Open 8 A. M. 1o 11 P. M. Ings and hours edged to a higher Socket Wrench \\ednct». May 3 Thursday, Friday, .Saturday and of Mansfield Four Corners; 2nd. “No One Sells For Less" Rradv IJned you buy at Marlow's — and you'll wont ‘.Snnnd aiiiiual lioly hour of coin- Monday to receive payments from Richard J. Neff; 3rd. Paul Gran- •Much of the employment , in MAGNATRAY bmed.Motliers Circles. St .lames's 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. Such taxes berg. Specials. Mrs. Samucl.s, F. O. BRAKE SHOES Sets $8.98 19 to 28 in. to buy plenty during this Housewares crease during the month," he said, churcht 7 ;30 p. m. Hall of Storrs. Stanley Jones and Arthur Drug Stores become delinquent beginning Tues Ford, C'liev. Phirtnulh, Dodge Reg. 16.98 value. Big 15-pleee The nuiKnetit* unto utilityl.v t^ay.tray, "is attributable to seasonal far Ma> 4. .•). ti. llrirs., Frl.. Sat. Mrs. F. O. Hall. fir CuoTnSttd ters, but a basic upward trciul day when interest from April 1 '.-Inch square drive wrench Permanent .Mniro mag V G«*d IkaMkMyiDf Ikiys and Girl.s Week, Rotary Fire slightly damaged a wood Event. underlies the temporary gams. " Club, .May I. an. crafts and hobby wiil hr charged. f'ro iii i 790 aeta. net. Renuinrly 1.00 89c ------^ Miss Sidney Korando, home shed owned by Martin Deniko on l According to the commis.-ioner: show, aflcrniion and evening. Ma Pre-Easter Upswing In March management specialist of C. of Cedar Swamp road. North Coven- | ^ 29 to :i6 in. Trade employment leveled off m sonic Temple. Mb. ‘Talent show, try. Monday afternoon. Mra. Deni- I See our extensive line of Pinafores and Hollister school (ith Teen-age C. extension service, will be In Rayniontl E. Gorinau (Housewares—Main Floor—Right Reqr) April. In March retail firms reg ko had been burning rubbish in tlic ] .Sundresses— many with Boleros and .lackets. r bh»ck dance. First iNatiunsl Bank charge of a leader training class istered the usual pre-F.a.ster up Thursday from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. open when fire ignited the dry ' SAVE... swing. A large number of ciear- parking lot. grass and spread to the building Insurance . Siinda,t. May ' at the Grange Hall in North Coven anee sales after the holiday wore which had been converted from an 3 q ^'1 Choir feslivai at .'^oiilli Melhod- try. The subject: "Refinishing Fur Fir*— Life Now is the time . . . . iirl this is the pl.icc reported this year, and deparrment Those attending are to I ice bouse Coventry Voluntary , , chiirrh by adult and cliildren's niture 1 PT. VACLLII store employment continues high. 1.81 bring box lunches and coffee will ] H re Company 2 nn.s.vered the call. 4! Bruukfleld St. Phone 48TI to get those new Construction activity showed a clioirs from eight local ehnrches, 7 30 p m. be sened at the hall. | ‘ ''"Z substantial increase in April, the The sum of $4,427,57 has been Rtdo of thf hmldmp to put out the 53-Pc. DECORATED first real gain of the year. In Jan Friihit, Mai I'f flames confln^'d to the the, saw* i.'Hsl- I expended from Selectmen's Budget BOHLES uary and February milsliie work ‘ Military whisi of Onici of !■.... i e fo, the re dual-filled wall. lUt hni d J. Koehni. SEAT COVERS FOR EVERYTHING 1910-50 as of April 15 for Regular $1.25...... • was at a atandstill ami in March I ern Star. Masonic Temple. 8 p, m. 1910-i0 as of April 15 for th re a fire company official a^nin moval of snow in the town. only a faw atarts were reported. Public invited warned residents to be especially COACH and Frtda,\. >iav 19 i The third anntial Coventry 4-H DINNER SET Although Indications point to a careful when building fires in the "Bnndlea For Bavaria" drive will heavy year for the industry, em Meriy-Wcds minstrel sho'.i. 8 1 open. He cited Monday's fire as Service for K be held Thursday from 2-4 p.m. at BARSTOW SEDANS $y.95 ployment haa been lower each p m . ivhiton .Memorial Auditor "a good example of wliat can hap Women's Dresses— Main Floor,'Center ^ n t b thlB year than the corres ium. Nathan Hale Community Center pen in dry season.*.’’ TAFFETA (OVERED ponding month last year. Industri AIsc Military Whist of Corner when moving , picture* will be al and highway construction show- stone I'lub. St. Bridget's Parish shown. A similar evening program I'inUh Vo.ifago Tough wearing vinyl |>lii**,c coat A.S S\ 1.98 at 7:30 p.m. will be followed by Says: ad gains but home building which hall. ed leallierelle seat covers . . . good dancing. Admission will be one was lagging last year has reglater- Sunday, June 2,5 Ferdinand Mag;llan did not cir British-American club all day or more article* of clean useable Itinkiqg as llicy arc diirnlilc. Choose BED LAMPS ad the heaviest increases. cumnavigate the world. He sailed outing at Garden Grove. clothing or money to be used for from a hunilsome selection of at- Upward Trend Continues from Spain, around the tip of ‘ 7 T ’5 THE I BABY WEEK mailing expense of packages. trucllvc iil.ild pallcrns. We have a complete line Complete with cord, in NOW $ 1 1 .9 8 Factory employment continued South America and into tlic Pa The Great Smoky Mountains of Coventry Junior 4-H Homemak of pad* for play-pens, April 29-May 6 all colors. Was $2.98 Ita upward trend iluring the cific, which he named, but he met $ J . 9 8 month. Except for the seasonal North Carolina, with 200.000 acres ers food sale with Dorothy Spencer TRUTH!” \ bumper* for crib* and NOW ...... dip In January, manufacturing still in virgin timber, rmitain the as chairman, under leaderahip of death in the Philippines and his hlghrhalr*. toy*, dl*he*— firms have reported a net increase most extensiN'e stands of \itgin i Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman, at the ship was navigated on around EVERYTHING FOB every month itnce August. 1949 red spruce and hardwood forests j Center Tlnirsdsy will begin at 2 back to Spain hy .Sebastian d.'l Every one of our over 1.50 B.VRV the 1 in America. 'p.m. Proceeds are for mailing ex- Cano OoJbs have been can4ercd in' Laundromat owners is a hap r V Y (iKMjINE CLOPAY FULL LENGTH DOOR MII^ORS $1.98 py enthusiastic lady— and PASSENGER CAR plus a booster for us— half ^ ■:n A X w .' MEN’S SLACK DRYERS $1.00 our sales are from owner- DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS WASHABLE Regular 12.50 value. Now only Set boosters. GE.M INK KROMPA ALL AMERICAN CAST I.atest type . . . white front lamps and red rear signal lamps. Com Just Expecting? A Ll .MINI M plete valth signal swlteh. CAKE COVERS J hav« th*’ WINDOW PRE.S.SERE CANNERS Was $1.19 NOW 88c Was $18.90 Just Arrived? NOW SHADES ALL PLA.STU ♦11,98 NEW lOO'^f PURE COOKIE JARS 16x28 REVERSIBLE t hro:iic liiiish . . . Colors: Blue, green, yelloty vi^tin^ousL Non-glaring. MOTOR 9 iL Just Toddling? ■ 0>AE BRAIDED RUGS and red. - IN A LL COl.ORS LAUNDROMAT DOOR 4 9 ^ Was $1.29 NOW 7 0 C 98c 2 gal. ean Was $1.00 NOW 77c A U T O M A T IC WASHtK Slight charge for cutting ALL MKTAI. MIRRORS % Iteflnril I mill the finest crudes to Insure higbes, qual R ADIO SHEI.A ES . G K M T N E w k a r -e v e r with the exchisive 1.29 ity and 'lasting bmly. Colors: Ivory. Blue. A O AI.IJMINIIM toil. T O P V ALVES - STILL ;KG'«y-ni jMKfMM Bed and green. ^ I e Y O Say goodhve to Can he used for knick-knacks W as 98c NOW ■ - - to aTmAo O. t. PM. OC. Fuflv Guaranteed Blow-Out Proof \9iim 69c lawn mowing la MUFFLERS bor. Mirror FiiiisliPfl AVAILABLE IN OUR For all earn at a No matter their age or lack of it . . . you caii be sure Long Sleeve sav ing. Some aa ^ Q you will find just the right necessaries for the Heir DISH CURTAIN low aa and Heiaess at Marlow's. Our mite-sized garments and Aluminuihware accessories are up to latest scienfific demands . . . Dish Pans. Double DRAINERS STRETCHERS down to the demands of your budget. Boilers. Percolators, SPORT ni RABI.K NO rilfp Genuine Quaker Shock Absorbers Tea Kettles. Egg M.fisTir rovr.RF.n SPRING SALE! r ‘ Pinless CHENILLE CRIB EYELET CARRIAGE Poachers. 5 alues to III all color*. Were Q A Faninua makes nl advanc- 81.49 SHIRTS COVERS $1.69. Gabardines. Tecas. Kayon.s, 3 .y O e d designv Give* greater SPREAD.S riding eomfort. In Maize. Blue and Pink Lluana.s. 12 new shades. KMK'r 10 X 51-S1.98 $ 1 . 0 0 Washable. \ alues to Jl.lt.'i. S 3 .8 9 ea. DRESS PANTS 29c BABY PEPPERELL SPARK PLUGS INFANTS’ TI RKISH loor; ViOOl. ;\BAKDINES. 100^ swnn. Dot:. BLANKETS Regular 69e value. For qiifc ker, easier starts. With applique, solid shade* BATHROBES $ 2 * 9 9 .V terrlfle value al th's low price. or coinbinallniis. We have Hi- White trimmed with blue SK1^S. 100% WOOL CORDS. CatIots. Bin,. (,rren. and pink. Pincor P-118 new eolor* of maize and .41.1. -u rrA L A t L -M E T A L S l’AR K P Ll'G \MRK SF.TS . . . IgnTTlon wire green. $1.98 WELI-CONSTRUCTTED (irav. Tan. Brown. ' Sizes 28-50. cable seta for t'hev., from I028-I9<8—79c Power Mower $2.98 and $3.98 (Other models aiighlly higher). N o more guessing. Just Full 18 Inch cull Full I ' j ll-I’. •• b a b y s h i r t s B U y ^ S A V E CLOTHES place clothes on ths Weigh- cycle Pl^cor erglne . . famed for In wrap-around and •Up Ilright red sleci 10 by ‘!0 Inch s'/.e re.-erve power, d'’P ■ndnbUilv. cti-.' INFANTH' SWEATER IRONING Free 2 Tailors to-Save Door. Sea at a *- on *l>ie* with short or long GENUINE sSlEBERT 20" gUnco tha load ti:r. , . . for Ihe young ’tins to enjoy! starting. ,\ Ice vnlu~ SETS •leeve*. AU *Ue^ HAMPERS GABARDINE for avcmgc-sir.cd A Q 5 0 Pink, Blue and White. Set Water Sever to load lawus! O T . . / V 50d and 59d BOARDS Alterationg ff aitine fire shown on Indicator— $2.49 to $3.79 Colors: Peach. Blue. Reg. $7.98 "u n d ir. “ mocUum” . "rrgu- WAGONS VELOCIPEDES Mm While. Were $:U9. JACKETS lar” . You are auiwof maxi Wn AI«o Have A New NOW Zipper Front, Elastic Back. mum aavringa. Diapers (In Flannel) hy Hummer Use O f Just a few left. Worth Water Repellent. Refnilar Mturd.v sicel body . . . heavy BABY’S NIGHTGOWNS BIRDS EYE— CHIX— considerably more. Price $6.98. rubber tires. Treat your IN CRINKLE CREPE $ 1 4 ’^® $ 4 - 9 8 you CAM M fURI..iy irk youngster* to one of 1 0 0 C U R m ’ Now these today. * . O V We have a romplele Una A N D JERSEY $ 2 - 9 8 WASH SLACKS AA^ngfiouse of the nationallv known Hue In while, Mae, pink and of PI..YYTEX GOODS maize. $ 4 * 9 9 ^ • GENUINE “JOLLY” Sanforized shrunk. Fa*t color.. PiaidR, Checkx, Stripes, .Solid Tan, A sk us for Shiny Red Hedstrom 10-inch Grey, Green. Whipcords and Moleskins. Sizes 28 to .>0. ilO-FT. FIRF.STONB GENUINE E-Z-DO PREVENT MOTH DAMAGE VELOCIPEDES DOLLS PROOF GARDEN HOSE Viail ough long wearing gnrtlen hose. WARDROBES SUITINGS of Savings Vn 'exerneni value. Reg. M C Q 25" High, fully dre.ssed, has ONE LOT OF \ Real Buy at 4.95 .Marlow's Rubber tire* . . . adjuslable 7.89. Now only voice. Was $9.98, N o w ...... Keg. $3.98 and $4.98. Blue. Brown. For Work or Ore.as. Bring In A Load For Fre« newt . . . 'nturdy frame. WHILE Moth Clinic Demonstration, Anytime THEY HOSIERY A COMPLETE SELECTION OF CHAIN ALL METAL Hose—Solid or Fancies. J Everything fa DRIVE TRICYCLES ...... as low as S I 4.95 LA.ST rombnt moth* Reg. 50c and 75c Hose. DOLL HOUSE and inalh dam B a rs to w ’ s BABY STROLLERS •# age. Spraya^. JUST NORTH OF P.O. GARDEN SHEERS TOR EVERYTHING Haa 6 rooms and patio com- ! Bake*, bnmfc* ■ Handle and foot rest cornea off to make w lete with light. W’aa $5.98 Marlow's haa ov- pair. Q Q f ! SORRY! NO ALTERATIONS AT THI.S f.OW PRICE! Exclusively Wcatinghoude High tempered steel hedge a h 'eri - 1 $ 2 - 9 8 i d walker, flail bearing wheels. f t Get one now and save a Q O S!0W ...... $ 2 * 9 8 erythlag- E.ST. 1922 PH ONE .1231 rubber tires. dollar! Reg. 3.98 U Infants’ Wear^—^Maln Floor Center .*'71 •• .4'"
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point out that, perhapa bacAuat he and waa “forced upon him” by set a standard o f conduct for your executive secretary. If you either o»-n trade Is pegged to the capital sort of reply to the weat'a Euro States senators--Brlen McMahon bellevea in that line of action ao Baldwin Raps the latter. I Taking Hats between eastern European states are clearly drawn here-In Connect Lowell, who recently haa been condone or condemn such use and the west. Moscow thinks ist dollar. pean recovery program — but with Spending Hit and William Benton—“ have defi icut." a* much, he faUad to fiv e it the bold. at odds with the Republican state the power of your office, now is the i Russia Seeks these give the satellites too much “The less the people hear about; this difference: There apparently nitely lined up with left-wing pm- time to speak up or continue to ' With the backing of Gov. tfiies-* Btark label which balonga to it. Beiiiiet Again leadership, said last night he bad Off to Reds /I’s raining values (reedom to make deal on their dollai's, the easier It will be to j was no intention on the part of ponenta of more spending ami ter Bowles and Senators Benton no comment to make on Eialdwin’s remain suspect o f political favdrit- own. convince th(^m that the dollar ia i Kussia to pump rubles Into the more taxes, If it ia Indeed true that we ism." Trade Control hi Brisk Talk and McMahon, he declared, the aascrttons. Replacing them will be a central worthless; ^economy of the other nations. “ Will HHp Destroy .Saving" Truman administration la “ advo ought to help Tito make hla Five Bennet aaid he bad ‘‘organised" Sadlak Protests Euro*, c'ustoiiis union controlled by the Price Rise* Likely Rather, It appeared that Russia “These senators,” he declared, cating this very course" of deficit Tear Plan a aucceea, what that Democrats Contentl information supplied by I^w ell in actually would be on the receiving Kremlin, with payments funnelled With the Moscow-dominated "vote to support an imbiilanced s|ending and Letter to Bowles Informed weatern sources say Czechoslovakia. Bulgaria, Romania. their people back home." ___ Brastag B*e*M them to the business of making Lowell to aak If the statement waa ization for European economic co le.ss taxes" i/.. nil trade will be figured in rubles. Albania, Hungary and east (7or- ploreH Drfirils ■Bg BBIMiura. BBtcMc* at U>* communism a success. in line with his thinking," Bennet Dealings of Satellites operation. so would the new cus Bush said that under deficit »M l flOlM at Maiuftaatar. Ooea.. a» New Haven, April 2®.—(/P>—The ^ Washington, April 38— (JPi — V. 1 All east bloc currency will Iw many - - then no longer will be In Hartford, April 2d—(/Pi Repub continued. “ Mr. Lowell approved toms tinlon appear to be an at spending "your Income gives down linrt Will Trial Nears F.nd iS m tJ C la» Mall Mattat. ______Some members of Cimgress and New York, New Haven and Hart S. Representative Antoni Sadlak I pegged 1(5 that money. All prices competition among themselves for hranfoid, April 26 i/Pi Pres lican State Chairman Clarence F. : the statement and It was relea.scd ford rallrokd .reported today that Vienna, April 26—J/P)—Russia Is tempt to r.ehieve by dictatkm what In value, your United States sav SHOE the American public have beer, (R.. Conn.) says that in one phase wilt be qijotf'd In rubles. Poland western markets. Prices for cost •OBSCftlPnUN lUTOI Baldwin haa fired another blast at in the same iorm by The Asso- its consolidated income, including of the cold war "we urje literally i pressing a campaign to drive the Ameriean economists are attempt cott llu.sh o f Greenwich says that ings bonds are not worth what you lavs Augelea, April '36 uPi—The •giu.uu nervous enough about having ua I dated Press. I can only suggest already quotes them that way. bloc goods in the west probably paid for them lii_. rriil value, and OM T«a» fcr ...... $ kUU Douglas J. Bennet, the governor's earnings from other than rail op taking our hats off to the Cominu- V/tA dollar out of the huaineM dealings ing to accomplish by persuasion In “ good Democrala and all Republi William S. Hart will trial ia near REPAIRING Other eastern nations arc expected will rise, since the central agency ■II M ltM gg Kali ...... give economic aid to Ehu^pean ro- that you ask Commissioner Lowell erations, showed a net income of nlsts. ! cans know there Is no excuse now yotir Insurnni'e policy will not .iui>- .$ L(W executive sPcretary, but Democrats of her satellites. Informed ij-eslcm to follow suit soon. the west a eoordinatlon of trade ing an end after two months and Oaa w a tt T •***> ...... I whether or not he as a high-rank- only S5.373 after sinking fund re- can charge whatever the traffic for deficit spending." port you or your family as you Of the Better Kind aiicla Oaw ...... t .04 glmea which are soclaUst in char immediately contended that his , “And we are losing our'shirta In sources said today. She 1* setting among friendly nations. MOO.tKX) words of testimony. A .$ .34 ' ing Republican has ever submitted quirement.s for the month of the process,” he declared. Double .41m in Change will bear. Some sourees said the new Rus thought It would." Waaklr. fcr Camar ...... acter. They are afraid of haying main target waa a fellow Repub-1 to political pressure from me." up a ''ruble area," a rival of Bii- The creation, however aHlfically. An Investment banker and mem total of 168 exhililLs have been auh- ■oM^ Mlratad. On* Tear ...... fl3.0U March. Mtwt of the present treaties and sian plan was drawn up by Dr. DONE WHILE lican. Finance Coramiaeioher James ' Demdcratic State Chairman Sadlak was one o f a number of taln's sterling bloc ahd the U. S. ber of the Yale corporation. Bush VIenrd .\S 5laln Issue uiitted by both aides and 110 wit W an at Utm. roraiga ...... SI3.UU our dollars used in the effort to The New Haven road, in its trade agreements arc calculated of a ruble area is considered by Karl riodiua, former pupil and B. Lowell. '.John M. Bailey interpreted Bald- New England Republicans in ( i n dollar zone. Is .seeking nomination by the Re The (Jreenwlch man said he nesses have appeared. Wllllant S. YOU WAIT make socialism work, even though monthly statement, aaid it lost on the basis of the dollar. Ru.ssla's weatern aources aa primarily a I eollaborntor of the German flnau- ItBMUBH U> In a letter to Oov. Chester ' win's new charges as an attempt gress who yesterday |>rotested The antl-dollar measures arc psychological step In the cold war. publicans for fh? United States thought that “ spending and taxis Hart, .Tr.. is seeking to break the 9161,{^79 from rail operations dur-, that Europeans are competing plans to change this have a ! ciu! wizard. HJsImar Sehaoht. ^^ho «B B AIBmUIATCD PKBliS thay are told, accurately, that Bowles, the G. O. P. chairman as- “to read Mr. Lowell out o f the Re- part of a long-range program the Just as the establishment a year Senate. He spoke, at a party represent tie main la.nie in the will under which bis father, silent - Awoeiatad Pwaa la aacliiataaly ing the past month. “ too successfully” In supplying psychological and "propaganda ' fell into Russian hands near the SAM YULYES brands of social- •rted that Bennet had "ghost- publican party by accusing him of Soviets are readying to gain ab ago of the Economic Council of gathering here last night. coming congressional elect Ions. " film star, left most of his $1,176.- aatttlrt to tm oaa ol rapuoi'cattuo ol i moat European Net Income of 9236,156 from the head-to-foot needs o f Ameri solute control over the econo :;llc aim. One western economist ex j end of the war. ___ 701 M.\|N STREET all aava gtapatelwa_w ^ itad »o iv « deadly enomip* to com- w r ltt^ ” and released to the press being susceptible to Democratic MONTH-END Mutual Aid (ECM A) had been He told the gathering that the and said he eogsldered II "fortu 000 eslate to tlu’ county for s me rail operatlona was announced for cans. plains Russia's objection this way: Mt algarwiaa eraditatf in tu'a pane' a atatement In Lowell's name an- pressure from Mr. Bennet. policies of the eastern bloc nations. largely a propaganda move. state's two Dcrooeratlc United nate ' dial •"the lines on this Issue morial park. the first three months o f 1950. The Sadlak declared that hat Im- TreaUe* will Be Dropped “ No matter how loudly Russia I Doetors urge removing rubbers .-a alaa tga 4r*»‘ oawa puOUaMO a*rr munlsm. su'ering criticism of his (Ben- “ Could It be." asked Bailey, consolidated income waa 9610,174. i porta from Csecboslovakia are (Jut the window will go pre.sent proclulms the Inevitable collapse Russia on Rcr'clvlug End and galoshes Indoors heeause AB rWPU ol rapoWteatioo of apacui But here the proposition is that net's) business dealings with the ‘‘that the fact Mr. Lowell recently ; driving Connecticut hat manufac- of capitalism, her arguments don't The ' eastern European states leather soles on shoes cannot ven iinpatrpn oara^a aia aino raaanrao. we shall devote our dollari to the called a meeting of Republican mutual aid treaties binding the state. I turera out of business. eastern stated together, and mean a thing while the people were bound together' with the tilate feet properly If hampered Baldwin called upon the Demo-1 WATKINS aaraloo oliaal ol N. t A. 9ar» business of making communlam— Executive Will “ Hats dumped into our market gradually—unilateral trade pacta know their own currency and their Soviet union In the ECMA In a by Impermeable foot coverings. lae. cratle chief executive several weeks I m'-in by Communist-run Cxechoslo- a form of communUm even more ago to dismiss his executive secre-! ®**‘*"‘" aimed at PobIWMn K»Dre»*nt«t'»e»: The pure than that in Russia-prove tary. He contended that sales of ■ Quit Utilities Job Julius Usthsws dp«ct».l Ageiic] - N*» I Baldwin's letter to Bowles said Tors. Chicago. IJetroll snd Boston. itself an economic suecess. Alrkem products to the state by a , that Lowell'a “ explanation of pres- Kremlin.' . .Now pe rhaps this ia indeed the firm which Bennet heads conflicted sure from your executive secretary Hartford. April 28 — (>Pi — The ' The representative atated that MBU'tJBU AUIJIT UL'KEAU Ol* with the governor's announced de iflgcuui'noNa______I reallsUc thing for ua to do. But if indicates that Mr.A4r. Bennet inIn ni.-?'hi.-? Hartford Electric Light Company' “with seemingly complete uncon (2 ) 99.95 Table lamps, dark mand for "absolute rectitude in cern, the admlnlstretlon travels (1) 952.50 Maple Coffee official capacity was able to wield j has announced that Ralph D. Cut- green pottery base or aqua pot Ths Hsrsld PniiUng .'unipsny. it ts, it illustrates all too perfectly high place*.” the whip of command.' with youi ler will retire as vice president its self-prescribed road of giving Table with shelf; turned legs assumM fco Bnsneisi r*sis«iisu>.lilr foi what nonsense the cold war ha.s No political Influi-nee I'sed biesaing. ; May . 2, but wlil remain as a mem- the job.s of American woi;ker8 to tery base, hand painted ahades 19.05 lypugrsonleSi error,- SDWeer'ng m sa At the time. Bowles dismissed each ...... 4.25 (1) 987.50 Maple Drop Ud esrtleeineiits SM oUx-i r.«.ii„g mittei become. This cold war. remember, •The humiliating spectacle of a I her of the Board of Directors, slave labor corailed behind the Baldwin's charges ns an unjusti key commissioner in vour adnilnl.s- j Succeeding Culler an vice presi- Impenetrable wall of Russian (1 pr.) 912.50 Hurricane Desk, wooden drawer pulls 55.00 > THREE DAY ts The M*nrbepeei C%eri‘ng ileralc- Uvas supposed to be a war between fied “smear” upon a hard-working tration being dominated by yonr i dent i.s Sales Manager Raymond A. domination. lamps, brass base, clear crystal (1) 969.50 Maple Sofa Bed; Wednesday, April 26 I democracy and communism. Now public servant. A statement in executive .secretary.” Baldwin i Gibson. “The lower tariff policy to which chimney, pair ...... 7,05 wine homespun cover ... S9A0 it has got to the point where it Lowell's name wa.s released to the wrote, "most definitely lends ere- ■ Cutler joined the company 42 the administration la ao ralM Iy (1) 925.00 TaUe Lamp, blue (1) 912.50 Cricket Arm Chair, maple frame; black nau Planners Told Manchester seems logical and realisUc for u.s press and asserted that no political ilem-e to the charge that his dual | years ago. following his gradua addicted." he declared, “ Is gred- glass font, brass and marble Influence-^vas used in any Airkeni riilo of president of Airkeiu and | tion from Y’ale college. ually, but thoroughly, snuffing tical sateen cover; tufted seat to spend democratic dollars help base, parchment shade . .96.05 When the war waa drawing to sales to state in.stltutions. i xccutlve secretary eould infiuence i U7ibson joined the contpany's out our industries while helping to and back ...... 7.95 \ ing make communism work. We (1) ‘955.00 Maple Kneehole (1) 9115.(W British (Blonde) ward ita close, some interestqJ Baldwin said that Lowell had the volume of his sale.s and profits. ' .sales force In 1923 following his build those o f en avowed and re Desk; plinth bases, 8 drawers "Ttiis episode alone makes I t ' graduation from Rensselaer Poly lentless enemy of the good old Oak Lounge Chair with open Manchester citizens and public of- are now close to a point where w,- j gnjd that the st.atement was including file drawer, brass communism “written snd dictated " by Bennet clear that you must immediately |technic In.stitute. American system.” wooden arms; back an(|^ seat In fldaU, concerned with the futu-“ are determined that hardware 44J60 gray and gold tapestry . .49.50 but succeed trend of Manchester's develop must fail in Russia, (1) 998.00 Maple Lotmge (1) 9198.00 Lawson Sofa; You can't judge in Yugoslavia. Chair, button back, loose seat 2 spring-and-down cushions, ment, inaugurated a movement to cushion; wineberry tapestry What does thW prove ? It proves button back model In grey dnm- have a plannins itudy made f ■; cover ...... 96.56 aak, fringe valance . . .. 169.00 that communism and democracy Manchester.' ...... In The report of the planners, are not really the protagonists dOrSit* a book by its cover . . . less Ltraiat Frederick J. Adams. Flavel Shurt- the world today. The fight Is not Drene Ends Saturday at 5:30 leff. and Roland B. GrSeeley. all na- | really between ideolo|les. but be- CREAM (1) 9125.00 Lounge Chair and tionally known and respected ex- | tween nations and powerspowers. Wo Liquid (1) 948.00 Meple Lounge DEODORANT footstool; adjustable back, rose Chair; aeat and back cushions fear Russia not because Russia is parts in the municipial field. Shampoo. SIM - C A c and. gold figured tapestry 76.00 in red plaid homespun .. 29.95 made public on June 15, 1945. communist, but because Russia is DRUG STORFS V/UUfenV-.OU (1) 91X0.00 Adjustable back 985.00 Maple Kneehole Desk; nor bedding by We quote from several perU- big and powerful. Russia faars us Stop] perspiriiion for hours.' Lounge Chair; brown and gold 8 drawers Including filing SALE not because we are democratic, 942 Main Street Tel. 2—3646 tapestry ...... 76.00 drawer ...... 39.75 sent sections of that “ Master 949.95 Maple Platform Rock but because we are big and power (11 982.00 Msple Butler's Plan" report. Tray Coffee Table: stretcher er; seat and back cushions in its ticking! One finre expensive homes than those Only Nfltnral match, platform rocker to cn- j (?hatr: seat and back cushions Cheek the Regent - "box score" for qualltyf hoUt during the wer. To avoid de- aemble in grey and gold 198.00 ; in grey homespun cover X6.95 The world te eomewhat shacked rnatof Par omit preciaUon and the possible crea-1 Mem Item of Total because Oiancellor Adenauer of SPORT SHIRTS tios o f future elums, now un Covering ...... 91A.W. 87.5% the Western German Government Upholstering and Insulation 9IA.IM>. , known is Manebeoter. further Subject to Prior Sale 67.5% led a Berlin meeting In singing i Spring Unit ...... 99.56. . M.6% aiMlTlMaaB dMiuld bn dlaoouraged “Deutschland Uber Allea” the oth (1) 9X6.50 Maple Armless (2) 9X4.00 Grey Wedgewood rO TAU I ...... 896.56.. 166% iiTileea the' demand for them la so Rocker; seat and back in roae (composltiont Um Table lamps, ONLY er day. Some Germans were great aa to Justify installation of plaid sateen ...... X4.65 silk shades, each, shopmarked fJfe expectancy* under normal use; at laost shocked, or pretended to be. The 7.9.5 I years. Ursa than IH c a night! all uUUtiss (paved streets, side (1) S19.50 Mahogany Arm- BECAUSE; occupation leaders o f France. leas Rocker as above, only in the walks, water and sewer) entirely (2 1 $24 50 End Table L.amps Britain and the United States green sateen ...... X4.65 ' in grey and rose ribbon motif 'V.- at the expense of the developer." (1) 939.50 Large Red Toby make their displeasure very evi 7 S tU t 1 ( composition J, rose parchment The manufacturer of these fine Shirts dosed these The plosaers also said this: Shop and Save! Jug Table lamp; red shade 24.60 I shade, each ...... X2.95 REGENT *39 dent. Doan’t (1) $29.50 Modem Table out to us because they are subject to slight flaws. “The only thing which can help TOILETRIES (2) SX4.00 Yellow Pottery Whet Is wrong with that Ger Lamp, blue rippled glass cylin staMUze the residential psu-t of Pills AND Urn Table 1-amps; yellow pa- man song? The worst thing der with homespun-over-parch the Tax Base ts to have all nsw SACCHARIN A& ment shade ...... X4.95 i per paixhment shades, each 7.95 DRESS SHIRTS If' boualng bs o f a taxable value ap about it, speaking flrankly, is that 50c GIFT SETS O.t* it happens to belong to a Germany TABLETS, ^-OB. SOTTLE 1000 (Umit 1)...... Klnei hroadclotha. '< preciably more than the present (Limn I) BY Woven and plain. (I S'serage. Ih e Town has enough, which haa too many times under aLENTHERIC dCOTY These are typical Savings Sizes 14'2 to 17. - taken wars of aggression. You can believe in bedding by and poosibly far more thas 1*5 FsM •AYER ^tANVIN (1) $335.00 8 Pc. Mahogany ■v. enough, low coat houalng. Subdi- Germany bos been an extreme MOIST-m (2) 9X9.50 Table I-amps with .acanthus-leaf scroll bMea In Dining Room. Duncan- Phj-fe Tiaion regulations and such other practitioner of the aentimenu of MINERAL OIL •D’ORSAY aFABERGE .^SPORT SHIRTS WAXED 39c PINT BOTTLE A T SUPER SAVINGS (Limit 1). Chinese brown: simulated mlcca extension table: crcdenla buf eontrola as can be exercised nationalism contained In the PAPER •RUBENSTEIN aDANA ahades, each ...... XO.95 fet. 5 aide and X arm chair • v ^AcetateA rayon with maroon striped damask •v faillea, gabardines. HOLMAN - O ,D. BAKER CO. fihould be directed at keeping at song. But the sentiments them •HUDNUT (1) 9X7.50 Modem Table seats ,229.00 Size* n, M, L. on absolute minimum the coat to selves are more or less common to 21‘ I-amp, persimmon composition (Limit 3) (1) 91X.5.00 Mahogany China the Town of facilities and servlcee every country. We hax-e them, the •SCHIAPERELLI base, and parchment-paper Cabinet: X8th Century style, to new housing.'' French have them, the British OLIVE TABLETS shade ...... - ...... '.12.9.5 one drawer, cabinet base 69.00 famous for custom made bedding for 91 years aMILKMAID aLELONG The planners also said this: have them, the Ruaaiana have DR. EDWARD’S, 60< SIZE (Limit 1)...... (1) 9X9.50 Blue U m Table (1) $550.00 0 Pc. Mahogany lie Lamp u-ith celanese shade 9.95 Dining Group: Duncan Phi-fe MEM FIRST QUALITY them. Such sentiments are part of •YARDLEY aREVLON ••Oendualoee based on the above BORIC extension table. 5 aide and X are that the Town Tax base will the national syitera of life. Noth (1) 9X4.75 Modem Column ACID •SHULTON *GOULD Table I-amp In putty color, tur arm shield-back chairs In blue be, relaUvely stable: if the Town ing on earth can keep the Ger- Powder— And Other* quoise parchment-paper striped damask, 66" credenra encourages only such new residen maiu from singing their national POCKET COMBS f buffet, breakfront china 8.59.00 TEE SHIRTS A A the tial building as will bring valua- hymn so long as the Germans con 1 7 ' REAL VALUE...... V STARDUST (Limit 1) ttana higher than the present tinue to live as a nation first and 9146 Ids f*4traJ Cacia* Ta eg TaUaUtaa. tufl * Tytm All Sales Final average.” a member of the world communi EACH $ 4 9 - 5 0 ' ty second. a e i i E t BOXER SHORTS Five years ago, .looking at the l iq u o r to Nfltionfll Week, (1) 9235.00 8 Pc. Mahogany I (1) 91X0.00 Mollv Pitcher number of low coat homes then The political progress of man ILOVES Dining Room with Duncan Drop-leaf Dinette TabK* of ye' Phyfe extenalon table. 60" ore- I genuine mahogany: 6 You'd pa.v 6Sc for these quality shorts agisting In Manchester, the Town haa been easy to summarize. It SPECIALS Check the SUi-luM “ box saore" for value’ 59* denza bu ffet 6 side chairs and Itoll l*gs ...... “ ’ •O" and shirts any place else. Tee shirts. Flanaers warned that we already has been a process In which he LIQUOR DEPT., DAILY GRIPPER SHORTS Sizes smaH. med, and large. Shhrts. 1 arm chair; green stHped (1) 91X5.00 5 Pc. Slahogany Cost ot I’er cent had “poeoibly far more than haa steadily extended and expand sires so to 44. 8:00 a. p. m. damask covei- ...... 196.00 ; Dinette Group with Duncan Ham Item nf Total enough low cost housing" They ; ed the area covered by his special (1) 9325.00 9 Pc. Mahogany ' Ph\-fe extension tabic. ♦ Covering ...... 519.00. *9% wiamad are should encourage only and exclusive prides. First he hed Delsey Dining Room with breakfront I back side chairs, wine ztripcd Upholsterinf and Ir tlon 920.50 99% china cabinet credenza buffet. ALL METAL .. 914.00 28*; new housing which would bring such pride for the area of the T O IL E T I saUn seat covering.*---- 76-00 Spring Unit ...... 5 arm chairs. X side chair and m a r t i n s v.v.o. TISSUE ...... 949.50 100% our average values up. family, and he foUnd that too sul- CrtelAib C9(Mr*fl'i luMtUtt extension Duncan Phyfe table I (1) 9X65.00 6 Pc. All Ms- rOTAI-S ...... th a t was flve yeare ago. 7 | -c PLASTIC FUaiEL Ultfe . . . i 9 COB Pills WATKINS “ poeelbly far more than enough” towns became too costly, snd man Tough and dujobls . Pwke-Davit So EASY to |i\ e PIPES In 1945, has been doubled., or extended the ares of his exclusive Jrci 2.90 to inlints. smiub NOW IN STOCK tripled. pridefulneas to the state. And Boby food. 1-pound . 93‘ 2 t o « 2 5 c 49* <4 Mancheii&i SIZES: 31, 32, 3.3, 35, 36. the NAB O B We were waned. We did try to when - war became too coatlj)^ » Impose some controls. But every among states, man formed him 2.88 casiis# ■ thing that we have done has failed self, for larger areas qf peace and DOMESTIC PAPER $59.50 to alow up the trend. protection, and exclusive pridefUl- TOWELS I Whatever has been done, it has ness. into a series of nations. WINES ISO-ShMt Itotb The Nabob offers you the utmost In sl#*p not bsfn aaeugh to guard us That la where we are now, \%|D*a SJilJU** I preference. Yours can be custam mafie la or against ths daagsrs the Town where the Americans, British, Fall Q«art 69c 2 ; 3 3 * , der with a eboic* of Soft, Mafihim at Firm (Limit 2) Rayon Marquisette Plaanen had In mind. French, and Russians are now, CoUG h f i Innersprinf units . . . te exactly fit yotir n-elght and sleepinf raqulrements. Try all and where the Germans also intend F O R R E N T three Nabobs a t our store tomorraw . . . HP DaiUn For Ceniinunism? to be again as soon .as they can Tonics 79c Perteetton Sponge CfCliunois Carfaa well as the Regent and Starduat? pick up the [decea of their naUon. Raading Joseph Alsop la the COLD CREAM Combination SO BOOK . ' ^ Check the .Nabob "box acore” for econoiayl And the onifivar to thU la not Tailored Curtains Bartford Oouront, one cornea to 19*ff«Rct mm SfUtiul hr MATCHES * ATfilUUt May IStk ta Watkim Brathan ka(M* Cottar Paraaoi to forbid ths Germans te sing f t . MUMthtmng...... e r , tha eptnlon that. If w* want to Inc. 6tr«tl floor, irUh Oak gtrttt show window vvj Item Iteas orToMfi fllajr our cold.war carde righL we “ Deutechland Uber Alles," which tiurty uhippcd-CKJm. ■ A gencrou, itze tpootc , 2 p o r 2 5 ^ Covering ...... 815.66. IX-liKhtful Kcntcd, SUgkt irrtgiilain of regular ■uist extend eoasldcrable flni ia aomethlng we ourselves might and a 4-Pxte tewed (Limit 1) and e n tra n c e . . . S e v e ra l o ffic e s and w a itin c roen i. Upholstering,and Insulation $15.66. li.stri rich I.IX16-inch cluinoit $2.98 fine -Rasro'n S h ««ra . Spring Unit .61^66. d a l help to Marahal Tito in Tugo- be doing If we were in their Easy For professional or buHineaa une. Inquire; TOTAX-8 -$564ifi* • V A ppateatly his survival places. It is to mo\'c the nations of SsybrsoG Save $1.56 on each pair, the world forward toward a larg • a t upon military I U n t f a i 42x72 each sidf, ecru only. Budget Terms Life expectancy* under normal use. gt sr area of peace and aecurity end 1 Beef Iron m XS.ycora A fraction over Xc a , - hat up«Q his ahU- hut Sht Wslpsts a pridefulnesa which will no long- PO-DO POWER | r % m m airt Ma T l v s Tsar [Ya^glrN l & WiM Larvox "|i6Bt*m1>6r,” gayg \ ~ r to aisop, wa ar bo txeluslva bacauas It iacludta Annailatif SHAVE . Tu«64*Jf Tae. aU oartb’a ehildran. Moth puns WATKINS BROTHERS m that Plaa Tooth CREAM lAO eoepan "Watkina ia open 'i m Spray eSSMAINSiUERT ^ T u a a d » ajid Thuraday ■: \ r " Paato a r o B lf * ^entnga” ‘ .lN ltM a -B a B d *'*F «tth Alaop's 1,763,290 major ^crimes were I 2 for 4 M a committed in the United dtates 7 9 ' 2 :sy; (Limit z) tHTKIWS to durlar IMS. ' | 396
.S Ti, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD* MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY* APRIL 26$ 1950
minute reprieve on April 10 by, ond degree hjurder ''and now la which Mia* Hyde had compiled, be able to receive death benefit nalll. the company's field represen side the agency city. H*rctofor<^ out that mor* than 99 per cent of of death and checks weir* avattabW Governor Bowles.' serving a life term. Driver of Truck was read at the one hundredth Death Benefits payment* one to two days •faster tative In Manchester. I check* ware eent to agency offices all death payment checks are Is for Immediate over>th*-cotaiti$$ db- Hermit Out in Open Biiteau to Get Newly Dl»ceclal (2.50 "until I' heard a thump” and His explanation Uien was that Attorney WUli'am'-'T.' Holleran of »u t of a tlnv. dirty hole In the he •'didn't care about the outside Cu. Vd. In Truck Load Lota stopped to find the man lying on waU and ended 10 year* of exclu- New Haven said last night that he ! Minimum S Yds. $10.00 the pavement at the rear of the world. " Hia father, a tailor, said had been notified the Hoard would C ll kiC DEVELOPED MICHAELS REOPENS ITS SPECTACULAR alon from the world. vehlde. he thought his son wa.* In t'anada. reconsider the condemned man's riL fV Id AND PRINTED Also Pill, Cravel. Uradlng, Though he make* public ap Today, the father and ion live Dr. William D'Amico pronounced pearances nmv and is clean-shav pica that his sentence he dommut-, Pouer Shovel, Bulldoxlng, etc. Bolaah dead of crushing injuries. together in the same third-floor ed to life impriaonment on Hist en and neat. Makushak talks little apartment. The \l-alled-in cid^icle Per Roll He la survived by his widow, with hi* neighbor*. Hi* conversa date. 39c four eons, three daughters and a has been broken down ami Paul. It The hoard denied Buteau's orig N ussdorf Const. Co. tion 1* polite, perfunctory and IS reported, has a "regular bed sister. completely unrevealing. Thi*. of inal plea for eommulation on . A rthur D rug Stores 27 Deerfield Drive Tel. $408 Funeral arrangements are in- room." Paul's mother is in a ■Vpril 6 and he was given a last ^ = I course. Is tantaliiing to the people mental ho.spitnl, the same institu c-omplat*. •who live near him. tion in which he .spent .some time "You know how it is with a guy last ye.ir like that." says the butcher s few I’n'iil ami I'elel .Makushak now doors down. "You wonder about work side t>y side iii s small room Japanese Sector him and when he comes in ,vour ailor .sho place you try to strike up a con- ^ few feet aw ay, pi esses Shaken by ’Quake versatlon. 1 w y to him. 'How-* it talk about " going?' He says. 'No complsinta. Don't T.alh — Work Tokyo, April 26 short, End of conversation. ■ •■Whal's to talk about .' s.ud irS f ASEBALL TIME ,\e%er Talks .Xbout Himself n,, fathci'. a thin, watci v -eyeil sharp earthquake was felt in the "He comes in every da\. re- man. Whal s the use? If I tel! Kobe-Oaaka-Nagoya area tol^y. ports the delicales.sen man. "ami ; him .something, he II forget what riBblTEnj YlbVTE# There was no immediate report of aav* what he wants, makes a little he's doing We work here.^ not Lara* stSortmenr Blgant Vsluti damage er casualties. am*U talk, onlv if you start It. hut talk l>' we talk stlef work'^ .No. In I he .City. THE EASY WAY TO OWN STERIINGI An Army apokasman at Kobe never, never talks' about hini.self we sleep." He doesn't look unusual e.\cept for Paul. m.u.-Hilf. t. luse.i to talk said American inatallatlona there that black suit with the wide, with thi* rcpoiter "When I ha\^ had been shaken and buildings Again, for a vory limittd tim« only, wo are acetpting now nwmbtri in our fonwd bell-bottom pant* thst d^n t go any news. I'll phone you, " he said, cleared of occupant*. He said the with his long legs." i » gentle smile creasing his pale •hock there was of al^put 20 sec Stfifling Silvfif Oub. Now you, too, or* obU to own Amorica's Gnoit atorling i "In a whole year," say* the lady face He was polite, hut firm He onds duration. In the paint store, "I didn't sac | suggested a man who knows Ins Catcher's and Baseman's Mils It'i to taty to buy this way . . . ov*ryont con ofFord to tot o boautiful four whole words to him already, own mind ami is del, imined to »er> manipJ atbl# iintt Blit* tabto. I always thought a guy like him ‘ forget the past, tr«pf>prB mcMlpti for )ounR«terB und Rrown*uf»« V itit US tomorrow . . . could make money In the movies | l-ast fall he gave one Interview — e«ch an oufatandlnil value Ellington [ er on the stage But he didn't. How 1 in which he said he was leading a fro m does he look? He look* thinner normal life, he no longer desired If you’ve kept away from «keer curtains because they’re Mlae Jacqueline McKnlght, COMPLETE YOUR BOW." to shun the world: he wanted an daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Tlv* last was quite a statement, office job; he hoped to fiiui a CAPS SHOES hard to drape. .. SHIR-BACK is your answer! They stay 8. McKiUght of Sadd'a MllU, El considering the sight that greeted .steady ciri and set inairied In lington. a town public health PRESENT SERVICE , u ATI ' * police when they broke through a liked to iide l)ii.'geta to- Come in and see them demonstrated today! You'll want a will be held in a field back of MaiHc He«* gethar In the kitchen and Join THURSDAT Til 9 > Burnham's .Service Station on El Ouaranteerf S Taart 50ft5«s pair in every room. We have them in all wanted style# and In old barber shop singing to the Wapping lington Rnsd with an arena of J U •> I P ;• n I H I I A k ( tune of dish washing of pot* and I Ltirer Rubbar shout .yo hy l.'iO feet to siiommo- wanted fabrics. other utensils used. Square danc Monday Ellsworth High won its date the different evcnl.^. ing, aw ^m ing arc enjoyed at •aoend atraight baaaball game by 25 « 2^9 the Y. w . C. A., or skating. The FINE QUALITY CELANESE spring program* include picnick • • • “ ’ dafaaUug Windsor Locks, 10-4. . 0 fO Ft. Dalua* ing and ecavenger hunts at Green Oudnaltls and Gagnon wer* th* wich ^ In t. The food In the past Ouaranl winner* for Ellsworth. May 2 Ells **4 months Included some outstand IS y*an 675 RAYON MARQUISETTES ing Bucceasea but Tuesday of last , 1 . 1 worth track team will compete week Thomaa Gavigan, a teacher with Wethersfield at home. at th* Old Greenwich achool. 8t. Francis C?YO baseball team pair showed them a man's idea of a was defeated Monday afternoon *5.98 meal which waa topped with a •B th* parish field, 13-S. by St. lobster casserole and salad, green Lawrenoe O'Toole * C*TO baseball E A S IL Y A Washable Finish, 96 x 81 peas, lemon cup custard pudding, team. Today at 4 p. m. St. Francis $100 V A L U E r 0 R * P I R M C I M A P ( ' 180 X 81— $10.98 61 X 90— $17.98 and coffee at a coat of 55 cent* will play 3 S. Cyril and Methodius | per, person. The lobster casserole L on the home field. *$ *.4 **'•"'•6 .41*0 Available In Colton Marquisette, Organdy and Nylon recipe follows: 1 cup of rice, 1 Vi TTrere will be a meeting tonight I amaJl can of lobster, 1 can of at 8 p. m. at St. Francis church I mushroom aoup, 1-4 cup of milk, hall of the committee for the bread crumbs, pepper and salt. CatboUc War Veterans Post to] Boil th* rice until soft, wash with make arrangements for the Com- | cold water. Grease the casserole, munion breakfast the Isst Siindsy . mix lobster, rice, mushroom aoup In May. and milk in casserole and add A record crowd is expected to K O O f//V & CURTAin SHOP bread ertunbs for oonalatency, salt night at Ellsworth High school and pepper, spread with butter on r The Fineat Quality Roofing .Mntrrinl. top. Bake 40 to 50 minutes in oven auditorium when condidetes to Farh roll contains I06 *q. ft. complete serve on Uie school building com 829 M AIN STREET—TELEPHONE 2-2747 at 350-375 degrees, and aerve hot. • “ • i . . - - \tilh roofing nails anti can of i-rmriit. It la called “out of thi* world " and mittee will be elected, Cendidatee I ..... representing the town-will be First The 90 lb» roolini: •* slate serves six people. Selectman Richard Jones and third covered anil giiar> Rev. Norman Homer of the * * * * '^ ... ' Ciiax*** Selectman Thomas Burgess, from .Tiileetl 20 vri. Hartford Seminary gave a very the. Board of Finance. Malcolm interesting tsdk with moving pic . n o Juno and Lawrence Dow; from tures o f Weat Africa and the na c * * * * * *** the Board of Education, C. F tives and ways o f living, at the . l o e o S * * ^ .... * , f 1 *® ^ Nicholson and F. l>ee Magee and Ladies’ Benevolent Society meet John Kearney from the Republican ing held in the social rooms of the Town Committee. The Democratic | church Monday night. Rev. Hor- BARSTOW SAYS: nar who has been a miaalonary in Towm Committee end the Wapping | the French Cameroon is home on P.T.A. met last night to name a ' furlough for further study. The candidate and th* Union-will meet election of officers preceded the tonight before Town meeting to j talk. The following are the new name their candidate. There is i ROOF COATING “IT’S THE TRUTH” officers o f the Ladies' Benevolent much interest a* to who will head | Society: Preeldent. Mrs. Gordon th* building committee. S GAL. 0 1 9 A FULL SIZE RANGE FOR THE PRICE OF AN f A I L Dlmock; vice president, Mrs. John Tlie annual meeting of th* local Arens; secretary, kliss Alice Rad Cross which was scheduled APARTMENT RANGE Hyde, and treasurer, Mrs. Carlton for Friday night ha* been post- , Ceetinflrijsli 39^ Prase. poned until Mav 31. i Tuesday, May 2. the R through The Pleasant Valley Oub will \V group of women of the church mett Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at lUSAMSCO" SPECIAL will meet In the Hall Memorial the home of the president 'Mrs. library at 2 p. m., to make plans Robert Blanchard A demonstra If Purchasad Separalalp for the final church aupper of the tion of lingerie, hosiery and chil-1 WewM Be Warib 4 1 M season. A feature will be a variety dren'a wear will be given. The a.s-1 m table with hire. John Shanahan. K Full Sized Samseo Boys' or Girls' sistant bostesees will be Mrs. F.lsle { Bley cle. . , Sr., aa chairman. Any saleable ar Bertram and Mr*. Luclenne Vil- Plus — Generator light oiiirit mIi Ii ticle will be welcome. adr. headlamplieaalanip andanil lall light The church kitchen has been re There are twenty-two women at- j Plus — Birycle Basket with Brace*, electric range modeled and a dlah cupboard ar tending the sewing classes and | Plus — Biryrie mirror. ranged where th* empty shelves Plus — tender flap with jeweled thst wrere of little use as they making their own dresses under i refleclor. the leadership of Mrs. Wilkam were very high, which necessitat ed the use of a step ladder and Waldron and Mr*. Stephen W il now with the new arrangement liam* of the Farm Bureau. Cla.Hses A COMDLETEJ dishes are placed on the lower are at the home of Mr*: William ahetres of the old cupboard and Waldron on Thursday afternoon DELUXE 10% Down, 24^ Months the new cupboard holda the new IF YOU CAN'T COMf IN and at Mr*. William*' home Thtirs- OUTFIT set o f dishes which can be easily day evening. 'a ll ^ood reached. Albln Peterson gave his CHOICE OF OVER 70 OF AMERICA'$1EADIN6 PATTERNS! A nominating committee of COMIINATION services to this project. USE THIS 1 HANDY Lloyd Gr%nt. Charles Ene* and Ralph Edwards, Seaman 82 Parry Roberta have been named, FISHING BARGAINS SCREEN-STORM DOOR class, son o f Mr. and Mr*. Nathan MAIL ORDER ^ FORM • O O R N A M 9 INTIRMATIONAl • LUNT to bring in a elate of officer* for emSL FLY LINS tfiH U* •sti Oisafitr Ve^araaa Hna Edwrards o f Maple street, who has the annual meeting of Abe Miller been home on a 15-day lra\'e. re or PHONE Peat to be held May fl. This group r a -1 a v - t turned Monday afternoon to Port will enliat new members for the land, Me. 2-429:52 *1 • tOWLi • RIID A lARTON • FRANK WHITING Community Hall Building commit tee. T h e r e 'S a "lift” to - ' - '.rte— t®*'**** ^ A Gymkhana Horse Show is Rugby Sportswear you'll • WALLACI • NlIRLOOM • SMITH being planned by the Pleasant Val like: The feeling of solid ley Rifle Club to be held May 14 Andover comfort and the sense of at 10 a. m. at Burnham's Comer. The funeral of Mary Elisabeth • STIEFF • WATSON Roy Burnham is ‘chairman of the satisfaction in knowing Hyds was held in the Andover , committee making arrangements you look right in the Congregational church this after for the affair. The program will noon with the pastor of the church. Tbe average *lnee netting in *rieed at I25.56 incM ing federal t « . Remember, .ran need feature 14 events Including: grand company of friends. Rev. Malcolni Crook, officiating. entry, pole bendings pony clasi. Miss Hyde was bom In Andover, bny onb' «"• Fbie* fleiling . . . or buy ee many as yon wiab. Bay now in thia extremely easy, stack horie c ( w for men, potato The new Spring and July i, 1868. the daughter of Thom race, ebeW c l ^ plain, Jimior ob- as S. P. and Charlotte Bumap way ., . for yoor home . . . for tba June bride . . . for yow daughiw’a hope cheat. •taelc. etoek class for ladle*. baL Summer models are H jil*, She is survived by s broth- Iqob race, korsamanstUp for rider* ready . . . see them. sr.'Erskine B. Hydq, who resides \ under 1$, mualcal chairs, dbstacle In Andover. Mias Hyde was a ... I graduate of ML Holyoke College. - ceurae; abaw claaa ailvar and iqoiebe' chaKpioa stack daaa. This .event She was librarian at Springfield •UMY RNITTIN«'MILLS, INC. Public lib ra ry and later served for several years as librarian at ..WtjV Vmherat College library. AmheraL N ow * Ymt IndlridiuUty '.ass. For many years, Mia* Hyde '3d been a member o f Ut* Andover ..... : ------» •M MAIN BY. . . OPPOUn OAK . . MANCHCSm fl^ relb Ponnda* BARSTOW’S Jongregattonal ehureb and of tba ...... • J Laduf Benevolent Soclefy. . In 681 Mom St. JUST NORTH OF P. O. the latter organisation she had \ 0*T ...... ^ ^ ^ - - - ' , IN H 4 R T ro n n a t p r a t t a .n d m a in serveij as secretary. A very in- lAMP MVEdW 0»EtN M ^ T H E S T E R KXeU SIVELY WESTJXOHOUSE SINCE 19T1 leiestlng and detailed history of ------. ■ ' ' ' — ------a------TRIPLE m rO Rff TELfePHON* 6771 COME IN AND SEE OUR ENLARGED SHOWROOM the Ladles’ Benevolent Society,
f ■ ■ J. ’■ / ■' I ■ ■ ■ '' r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, APRIL'26. 1950 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1950 PAOl HUE'iB m ;
scores wrere Mr*. Marlon Seelert, win be Mrs. C. Murraw Keefer of moved or trimmed; I f It Is not killed can, ba reduced if th* pro will be the loss to you and your 4 Mrs. Harry Mahoney. Miss Flora East Granby who is ^airm an of practical to bum all this wood, by per saatUatlon and apray pro- community. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR .SIKKHIS YOUR DOUAR DDRIN6 Council Plans Dormant Spray all meant apray every inch of it grama are followed through. Trees Jobless Here I Court Cases Wliist Draws Nelsoh and Mrs. Karl FriU. They the Christian World Relations received cash aw'ards. (insolation Committee of the SUte Council of I w'lth DDT or some other material are a most valuable asaet to any that will repel or kill the beetles community. What art you doing to prizes of ash tray* went to Mr. Church Women. Wmis B. Gray. Jr., 22j^ of 1136 Large Crowd Ai’c Complete I For Tree Pest that come to it and make their protect and kaep them? Coiiaut Suggc8t8 Are Increased and Mrs. Robert Schaller and Mr. Special music will be bi'o^'lded I SEE Main street, Slastonbtiry, waa home In it. Other inaeeta such a l acales, and Mrs. J. (^chowitz. by .Mrs. Elsie Gustafson, soprano;. PACKARD red spider or mites, and many Keeping Balance^ found not guilty of reckic.ss driv Home made cupcakes sind cof who will be aocompanleC by George .We are Just beginning to feel ' fee were served after the games. Protestant Church Wom illosl Effective Way to aphids can also be checked by the I,.oral Uncniploynifnl ing when presented before Judge DaiijsKhti'rN of Igabella G. Ashton, organist and choir | the seriousness of the ravages of ; DRIVE ULTRAMATIG The committee consisted of the Dutch Elm Disease. However, i application of dormant sprays. Wesley C. Cryk in Town ^otirl llftid Successful Affair en, of Town, to Organ director of the South Methodist | Control Spread of Tile cost of protection is very low Baltimore, April 26—<45 — Dr. Up by 17 Per Con! this morning. Gray was arrested Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Dor all the work that has been done i BIG TRADES church. Tea will te served. i as compared to the vahie of th* James B. Conant, president of last September 9 by Patrolman othy Kane, MrSi C&llata Peterson, THURS., FRI., SAT. ize Branch Here Dutch Elm Disease lo date will be of tittle Oalu* un- During Pu»l Winik l,4ist Evening Mrs. Edmund klely. Mrs. Frances A nursery will be provided for less Ihe present spray and santlta-' tree. Harvard university suggests that Edw'ard „M. Wlnzler following an children of young mothers who de accident’ at 7;50 p. m. on Center Corcoran, Mrs. Constance Jam- Maiiv tree pests can be effec tlon programs are carried out and i Contact your local Arborist or schools keep from going overboard A large Dumber o f peraons O f apeclil interest to countless | sire to attend, and It Is hoped many Local unemployment rose 17 per street . In which a car driven by roga, Mrs. Kay Barry. Mrs. Rose tively controlled with ^the proper liitensiNed. The amount of work I tree expert and he will be glad to In trying to keep Communists off gathered last njght In St. Bridg Chapdelainc, Mrs. Stelle Piilchlo- Manchester church Women 1* the ' women of the community will that has lieen done Is only a aniall ; assume the responsibility of pro BRUNNER’S, Inc. Gray struck,and injured’ a pedes use of dormant sprays. These ma •TBm Hetreee,** three-aPt ld the court he was driv SHORTS o ant churches In the community. to 12 per cent DDT spray on elm ia not true. The spread of f.e di proper practices are employed. school teachers, to sign lo of chocolates, Mrs. Robert Camp for state rose to 43.063 from 35.4P6 ing we.st and preparing to make a beginning at 9;il0 tomorrow morn The purpose of the Council will be New Haven County Bar commit The longer you wait, the greater oaths. HotUster audltorl\im about two bell; silver ash tray. Mrs. U E. SEERSUCKERSERSUCKER CHAMBRAY M trees when, they are dormant will sease and the number* of trees during the previous week. How left turn, when he heard a cry and ing. to stcengfthen fellowship, to broad GET ACQUAINTED OFFER! inonthi ago. _ ever. roughly 4,000 clalmonts Barry: combination ash tray and tee on recommendations for ad kill many o f the bark beetles be then .saw Schack lying on the roajJ. 2-6 en and deepen religious experi Both play* had long run.« on were counted twice, having filed coa.sler, Eileen Klely: guest toW’- mission to the bar has examined fore they can Invade a new tree. Broadway. Olivia dr llaMlaiid. Gray said he did iipt sec the man Kith their waiting week and their els, Clara Kanak; potted plant. Miss Clara Skrabaez of 59 North ences; to work together in com This application should be follot#- 1 Special for Tliurs€lay\ Friflay, Saturday ^ T p T a / ed the role of "The Hcir- Ra\*n»oii<1 l>. Rlutwo before the accident. one of the largest group of appli first romensable week. A year Lottie Srhroeder: plastir apron. street will be heard over station munity aervlces and social rela ed up after four to six weeks by In the film version won th Wjnr.lcr testified that his Inves cants In recent year*. Herbert L. JOHN J. HADDEN ago. them were 7.’>.«4.3 applying for Mrs. John P. Hutchinson; box- W D R C In a half hour program tions;'to provide opportunities to another application of 4 per cent ROLAND VAILLANT Seated "0*rar" for her spl'U'lol ...iieral Chitirnian Albert I' tigation diaelo.srd no evidence of uenefit.s of whom 11,028 were un of cookies, Mrs. William Potter; sponsored by the Hartford School participate in interdenominational Emaniielson, of New Haven, DD'T when the leaves have devel FLAT HOLLAND Kmlisc snmninred IhsI Pa: I Mus speeding of Music Saturday Tftem ooh at miasionary projects and to co-| oped. A third spray may be needed der the Cl law IJist week there Stephen Leister. .59. of 61 Mill cakr. Mrs. James Gleeson; cards. chairman of the committee said «< , OO, ter Raymoml TV Blanco will he in I'cre .577 still filing under tlm cur 4:30. The program will consist Polo Shirts o || operate In working for a Christian later in the aummer. WINDOW SHADES $1.25 Mary MrAdam.s; two vases. Theo- take* place in the front pa'^'or of sirecl. was fined 51.5, given a 15- of piano and vocal selections and today. This spray program must be a chiitci- of the ushers lor the Ms- tailed Cl law dav siiitpended Jail aentence and dorr Grxybek; boxes of pansies, COTTON STRIPED M World order. Enianuelson said the five-man White or Ecru. Sizes jip to 36x72. ■ till,, pl.iip piano-violin duets by MIsa Skra The planning committee for the part of a complete santltation pro Doctor S'°Pf " '"' t « , Initial (Uinta placed on probation three months Mrs. Eileen Barrett and Mrs. committee had interviewed 44 ap Custom nmde. Square house m New York < y i ^ Ma.Mmi Tempi,...... Iol1 Initial claims, which start new baez and Mias Nancy Buell. gram li) Stopping the spread of the on a charge of breach of the peace. Dana Getchell; bet of hi-Jaeks. first meeting Includer the . follow plicants who desire to take the the >-ear 1850. 'I i.-,-ifiav. .\pril 2S The ntTu errs of I periods of iinemployTnent or new JL ing: Mrs. Robert WIdham ot the Dutch Elm Disease. Sanitation Another rount of intoxication was Mrs. Anna Collins; silver ash tray, bar examination. This is the larg means the complete de.vtniction of Plastic played by Herbert ' f'^ter ' M "0 ''’ '"^'ot- d by iieneflt year* for some of tiioa. Mrs. Joseph Loranger of Phoe Covenant Congregational church. Neon : OIL DUPLEX beth Lawrencr ft# ciaugnirr , nollcd He was arrested by Pa Kay Herzig; cigarette set, Mrs. est number since the war years, all dead and dying elm wood. The sev. rHl I'b.sI .Ms.'lers, w ill s' < "S exhausting, totaled 4.886 for the trol man Thomas R. Graham fol nix street, Vernon, ha* received | Mr*. Leland O. Hun* of the Second Catherine wa.s especialiy fine, .‘' i f | Paul R. Newman: personalized Emaniielson .said. The interviews beetles breed and multiply in the Showcards Screen Process ushers (or the rc.-ption ami a<- week as I'niiipared with 6,071 for lowing a disturbance at his home. new of the death of her niece, Congregational church. Rev. Doro-' ! WINDOW SHADES $1.89 b u appeared in many imp<»rtftnt j stationery, Mrs. Milton E. W ag were conducted at the County piles of elm branches and other comimniation of tlic gii.’sl-.. tlir previous week. Ture G. DalUtrom, 31, (if 57 Ash Mrs. Henry Groux of Oakland, thy Peaae and Mrs. Clifford O. Green and White or Gi’ijen and Cream. Dlav*. and incidentally took tiiu^ I ner. court house here. elm wood and trees left lying Slainleins Steel Commercial i.ettering j Chairman Kriuise reports that There were l.O.'iO claimants who street. New Britain. wn.H fined 55 Simpson of the Center Congrega Players who made the highest California. The state bar examination will around after trees have been re Sizes up tck, ami will be with 6,900 Willimantic was last River. Lutheran church. Mrs. Benjamin to the New Haven county bar. a* Mrs. Lavlnla Penniinan. .si.'ler prered.-.! In a half hour rmiccrt l.y ' w Ith 3.V3 while Manchester was | C. Jones of the Salvation Army, Other members of the commit of Dr. Sloper. Mias Johnson was Oinrles Tod.l's ..rchcslra This is next to last. j NEW ALL NEW WOMEN’S WOMENT! Mrs. Frederick Wood of the tee are Dennis T. O'Brien, of Mer FAGAN WINDOW SHADE CO. formerly with the tTlare Tree Ma the same orcheslra whl. h made so Ijtyoffs were reported In the i Church of the Nazarene and Mrs. iden; William F. Healey, of Derby; (BOX 234 ST A. A> jor Children s thesler and has fie- favoral'Ie an impression last year ! following industries: Hats, aiit.i! HUARACHES Robert,Wilson of the South Metho Charles M. Lyman, of New Ha STOCK PLACE Ilollon Ntileh — Route 11 — Tel. Manchester 2-4473 quently appeared in summer the- The grsn.1 msnh wall he followed j btMlies. garments, textiles, laiin- BUT THE NAME BLOUSE6 dist church. ven: and William Sccor, of Water- MANCHESTER, CONN. TELKI’HONE 2-0781 aUra. ‘ The other playera were by .lan. tng until i o clock. I dry, cushions and pads, rubber ' Imported Mexican The speaker for the afternoon I bury. Claire Edmonds, who has partici The henutiful main lodge room, ! goods, lipstick ca.sea. electrical | Oottoaa Hi white and paatela. pated in aeveral Broa.lway sur- whli'h IS one of the finest In the , products, bearings. locks and cur I/eather Shoes ceaaea and Robert \'an Hootou, state will be .iei orated with a cer tains. Some layoffs were partial who ha* had prominent rol.'s In tain qtil. t dignity In Us rrpre.srn- or or a week-on. week-off basis. MIDRIFFS Oome anrly for theae talinn of Spring brought about hy Rehirings were noted in special Superior Service "OurTotvn." "Hasty Heart," "I.»ear Ruth," "John Loves Mary," To the masterful touch of Frank ; machinery, textiles, gaskets and Cotton, eyetet trim. Pair ...... Crawshaw I phonograph record industries White, pastels. STORE-WIDE SAVINGS THIS THURSDAY— FRIDAV— SATURDAY bacco Road." 218 SPRUCE STREET 4-t TheI ne Rotary Aclub I'j*.' S'”is In be . com-.... < Registration •» p*...... nf the lady gniesis mended for its entrrpn.se in bring- i mid their govMvs will■■ ■he ■nv a group I mg these stars to Manchester. -----from Maiichealer---- As.senihly. Or- NEW SHELL GAS, OIL AND PRODUCTS SHORTS der of Flainbow These voiing l^ihur I’iflure 8wi. twta lt-I8 ladies, under the supervision ot WOMEN’S will also serve ALSO A NEW PAINT JOB .Mrs Olive Ilecave Brighter Now WOMEN’S British Kcgiuie punch and assist In serving rr- Let US give you UNION SUITS freshiiients at intermission. White cotton Mimmer weight tCoiitInued from Page One) Get the best in .service on iKnitinn. Original equip ^ UI8 I Vo Tests Refreshments will be served by n e w s h o e l o o k s ment, carburetors, new and rebuilt. Performance check SLIPPERS 86-80 r-l fhapnian Cmirt, Order of Ama I ranth. and the reputation which gotialluiis______The engineers and ed on our SPRING CLEARANCE SALE Print Pumps ' fOmtlBaad troni CacaOiie) tThapnian Court ha* achieved In ' technicians staged a brief alt- Thura.. Fri.. Sal. putting on many dinners recently | down demonstration "on ihe air' WOMENS •Milt- In practice, he accepls the is assurance that this department ; Monday, Platform atyle. Only for of the ball is In good hands. Federal Mediator Waller A TOP LIFTS X 7 C DYNAMOMETER . OF FINE APPAREL FOR INFANTS, BOYS, GIRLS and SUB TEENS advice of the outgoing prime min 50 pair of these! ister. The president of the Feliow- Maggiolo said setllcnieiil terms Lrmther or < ion crafl Club, Mslcolm Robertson. Is; were satisfactory to both aidea. Tune up. major and minor wheel aHffnini; and bal It waa conaidered an odds-on- Mon’ft, Womans, < hildrrn*'(, 4-8. 81.59 valne. AH iiierchaiMlige advertined are FIRST QUALITY by famoua makers from regular 9l4M-k. No fli»eeial |iiirtbase*, no fae- propoaltion that Attlee would ask chairman(.nniiMinii of'»» theveix floor committee, —.... lull they were not disclosed. ancing front end. overhaul and_ repairing. We have Rayon Vests, 46-50 for a new election If beaten. and the members of that eluo are Wages were the chief issue, but RUBBEH hf:i:i .s springs and main leafs, quick aervice on installations. 2 loY SI Quickly Triumphs Again busily engsged in preparing the the agri^ment also covered sen • ,\o Layaways \ lorv i loseouts included; plus our .MONEY BACK GUARANTEE williiii o days even on sale incrcliamlise. Your giiarau* floor for dancing, assisting with HrakeR, relining and adjusting plus lubrication, oil The government quickly trt- iority and union Juri.sdiction. 59c changes, wash, polish and Simoniz jobs. Let’s get ac- MEN’S itmphed again by the same vote in decorstlons, and cleaning and In Detroit, the executive board By (food.vrftr w # V 5 tee for legitimate savings. Due lo limited quantities all mercliandde subjerl lo prior sale. (T).ME EARLY. the day's second and final test of dusting the temple from basement of the CIO United Auto Worker* f (|uaintcd, drop in. MEN’S • i\o Telephone Orders ■trength Involving pioposale In its to attic. In attain a spic and span 'voted to ask local unions to con KNIT BRIEFS l*e0-M budget for a 33 1-3 per appearance for the ball. Mr. Rob linue emergency assessments be TEE SHIRTS Stock np on thi# bargain cant purchaaa tax on trucke and ertson request* that any who are yond May 3 to carry on the union's Ank About Our 5% Cash Savings Plan other motor vehicles. able to give aome time Thursday strike against Chrysler. Th* last White combed cotton evening for the flnal preparations, Tlio victory in the House coin of 12 51 a week compulsory as While You Wait (crlNFANfSanlTODDlEltS SAVINGS in our SHOE DEPT. cided with another close win for will ,lust come up . to the temple for GIRLS and SUB TEENS Z for BOYS to 12 YEARS - ■ fur- seaamenta is due May 3 and will for Labor. The government upped Its ; tbal evening without ,an> have brought aliout 57.000,000 into SHOE KLPAIU ovorall margin in the House to [ ther arrangement f the union treasury. l,ower Street Floor lycvel t? eightcljght vote*votes with the election orof a | Federal and stale mediators for Orig. Combed Cotton • Short Sleeve 7!lc ea. BETTER QlIAl.n V— LONG LASTING Better Q.uality • Famoas Muko BOYS’ JUNIOR 6 t4> 1^ Lftborlte In Scotland. The victory, , opposition each has two non- ^ deaillock over non-economlc sa-4S 16.98 to 21.98 however, did not come In time for j trilers. The Laborlte chair- I matters atlll still atstood in the way of fmat I ___ » t cirt/4 Kl«B f '/in.. .a today'* crucial teat. man of committees and hia Con- settlement of the 93-day-old S. M, L MEN’S VIRGIN WOOL POtOSHIRTSn. , 1.50 Reg. .'>..YO and .>.9.% The Scottish race in the Dum- i .servative deputy also do not vote. Strike. g r Pastels or Stripes ^ l O l ^ bartonahire West division went to : The first big test of alrenglh I LS’ and SUB TEENS’ Tom Steele, Laborile, by less than in the six month fight between MEN’S Under Shirts 1 to 6X MO vote*. The tally, after a re LiiH*r lo Take two unions for control of the na Bib knita. Keg. S9e LONGEE SUITS MODERN AGE count, waa Steele. Laborlte. 20.367; tions electrical workers is set for SPORT SOCKS '■’-t Robert Allan, Conservative. 20,- ] Out Refugees tomorrow. The National Labor Glen Checks, Wool Flannels '12 074. The victory will strengthen SPRING COATS Relations board Is to poll the .55,- Fancy pnttcmft cotton or Labor's hand as soon as Steele 000 employe* of the Westlnghoiiae takes his oath and assumes hLs rayon Rck. 2.98. RED STAR (Continued from Page One) I Flectric corporation at 40 plants seat In the House. NOWl ’^CHILDREN’S SHOES The nine Liberal* in the . House 1 in 32 eltlea. they have banned foreign warships The fight is betyrs^n the Inde- of Commons decided last night to from waters they control. SUITS andTOPPERS Birdseye DIAPERS I pendent ftnited Electrical Work- Join Winston Churchill's Conserva A niiniher of foreigners have J BOYS’ COAT 27x27. 2 Doz. to a customer. Doz. tives.In challenging the govepn- i ers and the GI<) International Un- been cl*-ared re<’onlly to leave ■ ion of F^cetncal Workers, (If IE I. SIZES ment'a two budget items Cliina through Takii bar. Tliey drastically reduced! i* Labor holds 313 of the 625 House , ! The UE formerly was affiliated have gone hy train from Stianghai with the CIO but waa dropped aft PLASTIC ¥ and HAT SETS 6 to 8 Widths of Commons seat*. The combined ' to Tientsin oppnattton holds 306. which in -' er the parent union accused tUc Sizes 2 lo 7, Orig. 9,98 to 11.98 8V2 to 12 UE o f left-wingiam. The CffO then COTTAGE A to D eludes 29(5 Conserx'ktives, nine Lib-1 Numbered Peak f Sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 orals and one Liberal, National, al formed a new electrical worker*' 1 2 * / 2 t o 3 lied with the Conservatives. There union—the UTE. TOWELS SETS $ 0 .9 8 Baby Dear QUILTED PADS ; VN'eresI along with many i In a recent NLRB vote of Gen- Orig. 14.98 to 16.98 are two vacancies and three mem of the peaks surrounding it, i ^,^,1 bers, for various reasons, have not j Motors Electric division BIG THICK THIRSTY was known only by a niim ' Duteb and•no tteI*a back mm 15 X 17 .... .Reg. 49c------3 for 1.00 yet taken the oath of office. The . .. . - . ■ workers, the ItTE won 21,167 to BATH TOWELS Washable • Sanforized Brown plain toe or shark tip iamalning seat is held by the ,m.- , on th' trigonometrical survey 2,528. After the Wfsttnghouse etylaa. IS atylae t o A lltlcally neutral Weaker. On a ma- i •'•'ants tn the Indian government ^vote, the next and final teat will Sizes 3 to 6X, 7 to 14 Ftak. b»n% grain. gn»d . Red, blue,A $ 2 - 6 9 17-x24____ Reg. 69c... 2 for 1.00 Jor vwe, the government and po-: offices. Then it was discovered be an NLRBixu,cxn eicnnonelection aiiiv,i,|,among the ehooae. BOXER LONGEES Brown and white saddle tcntial opposition voting strengths to N’ the world's highest peak, i tofi.noo production worker* of the geld, green. Orig. 21.98 to 25.98 $15.98 » r t 310 to 303. The government j and named lor Sir George Everest. | General Electric company Glen Check. Zip Hy. Size 6 to 12 18 X 3 4 ...... Reg. 9 8 ^^ ....------79c Patent and Red Strap.s in 4 Styles for Pair Vghica to 11-56 SUB TEEN 10 to 14 WERE NOW if .Not Every Size in Every Style Orig. 22.98 K? 29.98 $14.98 s Water Repellent 49c Receiving Blankets . . 3 for $1.00 . %fji; $ 2 - 9 8 PLISSE CREPE ^ POPLIN JACKETS 1.00 Knit Nighties ...... 79c long wearing aole o firm construction Sizes 6 to 14, Wine, Grey, Green 1.69 Stayon Plastic Mattress OQ Solid pHnto. S(T wM*. IfT. 3 Tdi. Cover ...... ^leAJ RED ONLY SPENDABLE INCOME MORE Orig. 9.98 1.69 Hooded Terrv Bath Towel e i QQ 10.98 Bound with Pink or Blue •pteUeT Boys’ Virgin Wool BAREFOOT $ 1 * 8 8 Every person who Is a wage earner aaa spendable Income. Rome of ns spead It t t r Curtain 1.50 Cotton Knit Kimonas . .. . $1.00 worthwhile merrhandlse and soiree. Ronae BUYS TWO SPORT JACKETS SANDALS spi-nd only a part of It, reserving a portion Yda. $ 0 . 9 8 of onr Income for future use by depositing It Voilea, Kuurqniaettea, rayona. Prices from 1.98 to 5.98 59c Slipover Shirts. Short Sleeve j j _ Sizes 8! i to 12, 12', to 3 In a savings seeuunt. * Sizes 6 to 12. Checks, Plain 6 Mk to 2\'t Years, double knit Colora. front. How much of each dollar sbonld be Hated I a* ‘'spendable Iner^e" I* entirely np to .nfc ANY 2 DRESSES Whether we enjoy future proepeiity through itiv foreslghted planning Is greatly Infinenced by U. S. KEDS OR HOOD’S “P. F.’»” how miieh money and how conrfatently sre CUSHIONS AMY 2 SWEATERS Val. to 2.9^ FHIST QUAUTY • FAMOUS MAKE put that sum of money In onr saving* aeeonnt. Textured cretonne. Reveraible fringed edgea. I; Bhaa, wtaN, Mack, green $ 1 . 9 8 Make your derision now t« earmark part ANY 2 SKIRTS BOYS’ PAJAMAS of each salary rherk for deposit la your sav Reg. 39c LE ROI SOCKS CANVAS SNEAKS ings aocouBt. eWilCO «e«. W * nrg« yen toeonipara Striped Seersucker, Broadcloth thia great new ■ Phfleo fsaturs fov ANY 2 BLOUSES fsature—cubic foot by oubie fcot— Onir A Little Sizes 6 to 12 In Red or Blue, S^ockprorf Ciiahlen Arck m ciu-conufpsf me with aiD* i^Mfteator at Us prteni Down Dklivcn We'fweuioyea*Oagree,lt’eAawric**e ■ SUITCASE ANY 2 SLACKS 4 P>ir fof $ 2 > 9 0 Sizea 5 lo 12 Stoea 12H 6o S gNateit vfilns in a S O I A - S f Brown fibre, braaa »iiktcd cornera, aturdy lock. driuxa isfHgteatar. O A a r*” • Sizes 3 to 6X, 7 to 14, Sub Teen 10-14 Vaukees or Red Sox 64.% MAIN .STREET 18” long. Anklets, Half Sox, Ribbers, Prep Sox Telephone 6887 • Any 2 Siaes, Any 2 Styles, Any 2 Colors SWEAT SHIRTS Sizes 4 to 7, 7ii.l« fO T . • Two of the aame iteii or o m of eadi item liiitiiral Color. .6 to 12 years A MUTUAL SAVmOS BAOIt Interior Decorating B E N S O trs W. GRAN T CO. ^ - I lUr MuNlt BACK An Dopoalta la TWa BaiUi Ara OnaiAntend In BnB’By Service Free , FURNITURE AND A P P U ^ejS ■arUgs Saaks' Dapoalt Opainnty Eaad of Oinni«Min»- *••• 71S MAIN STRErt—TTELEPHONH 6555 815 MAlirSTUCET J ' ■ . ■ ‘ ■ . -Ir ■r* "
■.Q i ■■■ - ■■ V ' , .„ ■ ■ ■ '. • . ■■■■':^ :■■ MANCHESTtK EVENING HERALD. MANniEPTER. CONN» WEDNERU.VY, APRIL 26. 1950 PAGE PIFTBEN’ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960 fOUEIBB!^ W TIL - laaii Frog In Ilia Throat Aa usual. Lev waa working with WHKC - ISHU worksd with one pufpoM in m in d - svtry Cadar la wprklng to make ment. Nutmeg Forest Ranger# I - itaii flUad snds, plscss of wlrs with and Band will be on hand in full hta mouth open. A little frog WKNH - H4II TodayV Radio fun for Cedara and fun for apse- It a reality. Mll.aV - PMi ^.^^nnfc■ ot mstal Usd to ths snds, A fine program k u bsan planned regalia, and they are well worth . Nathanya, Israel— — SImha leaped into it and 'lodged in hia - 1414 Cedars Sprout tatora In thia Spring Ceramonial Lev has iPhrned to keep hia mpiith windpipe. Lev almost strangled Police Avert sUng shotrnnd a 12 pound lend parade. Grown-ilps will 'enjoy the for Tall Cedara, before and after seeing. General Clialrman, "Pete” Wtt.C - 1290 Gaalero StaiMlarU time W F H A -Io a .1 shut. He learned the linrd way. to death before dnetora forced the hsminer. Some of the weapons music and the colorful appearance the perade. Ralph Harbron is In Peterson, looks forward to a suc- were found in s car parked near ceaaful and heart-j^rnilng cere while Installing aanitary fittings frog down into his stomach and On Saturday o f the marchers, and the kids Will charge of degree work, Harold 4 jOO— 10:80— ‘Gang Fight’ tbs field, police said. monial from beginning to end. ] In a new house in Nathanya, gave him castor oil. g et the same big thrill out of it Perrett takee care of reeervationf, W D Iir .Slriki- It Klch. WO.NS Behind the Story. Arreated wege Douglas Weav^g, all, plus balloons and lolHpopa, al Hugo Carlaon rulea the kitchen; WDRC Luni and Aimer. 1#, of Mlddlebury: P;rederic Coe WTIC Backstage A'lfe. \iitnieg Forest to Bud ways a big favorite with the and in the evening Jimmy Lewie \NTilT Family Album, W TH T .Newspaper of the Air. Waierimry and Two Smedley, 18, Country Club road, younger residents of Manchester. will demonstrate what a good W T IC - Richard Diamond, Pri Waterbury; -Newman Smith, 20. For Big Ceremonial; WHAY—Moot Me at George’#. Mkidleburj Boy* to Fun for all and all for fun la the : SIdonlan can do, and Fred Knofla WCCC-Request Time. vate Detective. 108 Green street, Wateibury; and theme of the Cedars' parade, and |will put on an excellent entertain Rocco Roaal, 19, Mlddlebury road Parade lo Feature »:I.’V— 10:45— Fsco Justice Court Mlddlebury. I , WTir ,'^tella Dallas. WONS - Jack’s Waxworks. WONS-Jack Dof^-ney’s Music W’H A Y - Time. Place. Show. The arrests were made by State j Spring s here again, and the 821-828 M AIN ST. MMdMmiy, AprU * * — Police Sergt. Jerome Smith and Shop. W TH T—Hall of Fame. WHEN ALL AMERICA SHOPS AND trees are budding out, especially 4i39—— 1 1 :00— TEL.\'.161. MANCHESTER MUM sn4 l«c«I eonaUblM last State Troopers James Lenihan, SAVES! Jamaa Kington. Joseph Jasonls I the Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and W D Ri' ?ie\v Bngland Note- News on all stations. right biolta up a achwJuled “gang and Frank Bayliaa. I apei'iflcally, Nutmeg Forest of book. 1 1 :10— tight” batwaan lOddlebury and AVTIC- Lorenzo Jones. W D R C -W orld Tonigl;t. j Mmu lieater, They’ll be seen Sat- WHAY ( I l f ster, the (Jurlous Watarbuty 'taen aged boys juat as %mlay. April 29. around five p.m.. 11:15— L.\ST3DAYS: AMITIES LIMITED I HURRY! Camel. W THT—Ted Malone. tha “warfara” was about to begin New Revolt Flares spreading their brancliea in a VVCt?C-Ncws; Request Time. , parade up Main atreet. "Young 824-828 MAIN ST.. TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER ,, W H A Y —Moonlight Matinee. on a basabaU lot opposite Lake rBENSON’S 4:15— Quaaaapaug. trees' who have not yet attained WON8 —Jack's Waxworks. 111 East Indonesia WTIC- Young Widder Brown. WTIC— Mindy Carson Sings. ' Two Waterbury and two Mlddle- WHAY-Story Queen. bury boys wefe arrested on charges 11:25— RECORD LOW PRICES! MONTH END WDRC Old Record Shop. WDRC Public Service Pro- r et carrying dangerous weapons. (Coatinned from Page One) WON.*?— Hollywood, U. 8 . A. ' They were released In bonds of $200 V gram; Sign Off. W’C ee-J u n ior Disc Jockeys. each for appearance In Justice tu, acting head of the previous 5:00— 11:80— a.29 BLUE DENIM WTIC-Music. court here Monday. i government adminlslralion on the REMNANT SALE WDRC-N cwb: . Old Record The pre-arranged battle had I Island, and Walrisal. member of Shop. , WONS— News. t. JEANS been scheduled for 7 p.m. accord ■ the South Moluccas council. WHAY —My Serenade. Iz-e* »• Mtk/ prkm ing to state police who acted on a The Ambonose, who tncliKle a MATERIALS W THT—(Challenge of the Yu- Frequency Modulntimi 2.07 tip received four or five dnj-e ago. i large proportion of Christians as koni rtFH A — 108.7 MC. Romance Figures in Feud ] contrasted with the Moslem Indo- WCCC—Big Brother BllL IVIIKO—FM 98.7 MC. PROPORTIONED Sanforized (1 % shrinkage) Romance figured prominently In ! nesians of their other islands, have WONS—Mark Trail, 1'. M. jeans. Full cut, copper riveted, REDUCED UP TO 3-6—Same as WTHT RAYON C R IN the feud, state police said, a battle I been among the most pro-Dutch el- wnc—When a Girl 5Urrtes. yoke-bock. Sovel 2J'A-34. over the affections of a girl in I emeiil in Indonesia. In past years 30% W K N B —News; Scoreboard Va 6:30— Sereivo Gammell; Weather. •which a Waterbury and a Middle- I'they have been used e.vtciisively by i A LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM rieties. 6:45— C’oncert Hour. TAILORED SLIPS bury youth are said to have the Dutch Army as troops l.eiatise ‘ 5:t5— >\ m — FM 96.5 M a swapped punches at Fulton Park, ■ of their toyalty and their fierce W PK C —The Old Record Shop. IVUIU'— F.M. On the air 1 p. m., Waterbury a week ago. led to the ' fighting spirit. | W H AY—Meet the Band. IIJtA p. m. REG. 2Sc NOVELTY planning of the full-scnlo battle, The latest revolt, like thoae i WTIC’—Portia Faces Ufe. Same as WDRC. which preceded It. presumably WMoccasin toe. slin# back loafer. Leather sole, any veneer wood cabinet and Built-In Aerial. W H A Y —News. 4:30—Teletunes. Advertisements Forest Band. Spirit of '76. Westerly .5:00—Ted Steele Show. Forest’s Drum Corps. Russell Goodyear welt. Sires 4 Vi-9. Reg. $5.50. NOW $1.97 WTK.’ -News. W KNB—Netvs; Sports. 5:1.1— Teletunes. St' CiMifled Start* on Page 19 New Haven, April 26 (J* \ Prentice, Parade Chairman, and .5:45—Howdy Doody. 16.99 TABLE RADIO his committee. Jack Gordon. Har <: 10— e a if? !! $60,000 negligence action broiiglil WDRC—Jack Smith Sports- 6:00—Teletunes. 1 1 old Mahci, and Charles Luce, have Black Suede, Crepe Sole Sport Oxford. Sires 4«i-9. Pjirker. R ed8« IVORY Houses for Sale 72 against a Bridgeport firm in I'. S cast. 6:15— Life with Snaky Reg. $5.50. N O W ...... ?3.97 8:30—Lucky Pup. 1544 b Ir.w9 14.44 KENSINGTON Street, charming District court here was settled ye.«- 8:15— WDRC—Jack Zatman. 6:45—Teletunes and Program JOAN BROWNE 5-room Cape Cod. built 1943. Liv terdsy for $15,000 before the st- Notes. WONS— SjKjrts. Low-priced toble radio in brewis ing room, dining room and kitch tomeys began aummation of their Black Suede Slin# Back lAWifer. Plain toe. Sires 4-9. W H A Y— Supper Serenade. 7:00 —Kukla, Fran and Ollie BRA IN THREE en A n t floor, two bedrooms up- Full Qunlity. . . cases in a Jury trial. AUCTION Re#. $5..')0. N O W ...... W TIC—Strictly Sports; Weath 7 ;30—Showi'oora. plastic cabinet. Clear toned ataira, attached garage. Complete PHONE at Lowest Price er. STURDY FABRICS speaker. Built-In antenna. in every detail Will consider rea Charles Lorraine of Spring Val I,egi ^ ry i PHILCO 1403. 97 aq. in. pic W K N B —Sports Newsreel; sonable offer. Shown by appoint 2 Strap Women’s Sport .Sandal. Brown. Leather sole. nent and serious injury" as a re ture on 12 i j " tube. W alnut Weather. , ment only. Phone 7183. Friday, .4prll 28— 10 A. M. PIX)WING AND ARE NOW ON SALE AT WARDSI sult of an auto accident Feb. '24. Sires 4-9. Re#. $5.50. NOW ...... $2.97 frmm Horn* Triol veneer cabi- , ^ a q c 6 :2(k— — WDRC—Record Album. HARROW ING LOOP.PILE RUOS LENOX STREET. Are you handy 1949 on Post road, Fairfield, in a A flne lot of glass and china, No cost, no obligation. net. and • | Q Q : ^ B u ilt-In A x J i J ----- 6:80— 88c colllalon with a car driven by flat silver, chairs, tables com W e’ll bring any Philco to also LA W N GRADING 2 4 x3 6 " with a . paint brush and looking White Maccasin Toe Oxford, Rubber sole. Sites 4-9. Aerial. Plu$Tax andW arranty WONS—Jim Britt. Big tavingt. ■ . redstced Hvfty G0t for a bargain in a 6 room bouse? Louis Philip Tedeaco of Bridgeport, ^ mode, throw rugs, elolheet your home for Free Trial. linens, picture frames, books. W T H T —S e r c n o Gammcll; A. BUTLER Wm4 Wm 4 OW, Oil burner, gas automatic hot driver for the Reliable Steel Drum NOW ...... '•...... Special low easy terma. for tfu'i event onlyl 2.59 company. Bridgeport, He was rep Weather. Tel. Manchester 3-954S 3.49 Don't dolly arsother min water heater, Rusco combination A large collection. Bring goods. resented by George E. Wexler of I.unrh. wnc Kmile Cote Glee e3ub. Or 2-1117 ute . . they'll go fasti Cushion-soft, thickly tufted cef- screens and storm windows. Needs Also Assortment of W’omen’s Dress and Play Shoesj WDRC Atomic Energy Insti the firm of Wexler and Wexler. Here they ore, the styles thot orey so populor Nylon . . cotton . . or tonsl 5 exciting colorti Rubber complete redecorating. Only $8,- Stamford, and David Mosea of Siif- wT.’nir.RsnEi.D s a i .e s o o . Broken siren. Value to $5.98 Special $1.97 to $3.97 tute. girls and women all over town . . . at a sharply reduced rayon in pink and white. /J£ 000. Terma. Wm. Goodchlld. Sr., fem, N. Y. Defense attorney was Phone .V.l'JM H. Welch. Mgr. FURNITURE and 6:4t>— ized non-skid bock'mgl Realtor, 15 Forest atreet. 7925 or Francis J. Moran of New Haven. WDKC—Lowell Thomas. p/ice(}ool W ords hos a complete ossortment of them . . . Really flgure flottering 8891. W ONS-r.vetiiilg SWr. ' all mode of rich-looking leathers, with lorsg-weoritsg . . try one on orsd see Hobbies and Craft* 59c WARDOLEUM APPLIANCES WTIC - Three Star Extra soles of rubber or rubber composition. Sizes 4 to 9. for yourtalfl A -8 -C cups LoU for Salt 7S WTHT— Trios at Twilight O N S A L E - BENSON’S 7:00— HOBBY SHOPPE in sizes 32 to 40. MT. NKBD Place. SUa SO x 185 TEI.EPHOINE 3535 WDRC Beulah. Cor. Griswold and Center « W f 4. w4M. —W445 T „ . fd.. fe e t Convenient to Main atrsot. 713 MAIA STREET WONS —News. enU 8618 after 4 p. m. W THT - Story land. Streets— 3233 You're alwayt money-oheod oa WHAY --Symphony Hall. famous standard WardoleomI l a r g e Building lots with ahade vv-nc -Light-Up Time. Shop now for extra-savingel trees, at the Green. Wm. Kanehl, 7:15— EVERY PRICE SLASHED FOR THIS SALE ONLY! 819 Center street. Phone 7773. W’ONS—TeUo-Tcst. W TIC—News. LAKEWOOD CIRCLE. Well locat 7.9S JUMBO HAMPER ed level lot, 90’ x 168'. Quick sale WDRC-J.ark Smith Sho\> 7::i0— price. $2,000. Robert J. Smith, 43 Oak St. 43 Oak St. WON.'e GaLinel. Heatter. FUEL OIL REDUCED Inc. Hione 3450. MANCHESTER Tcl. 2-9937 V-.-'PHT -Lone Ranger tZ>l2x24'A' 6.44 CHOICE LOT. 91 x 193. Excellent Tel. 2-9937 W TIC--Koslelanetr Condurts. WDRC —Club Fifteen. location, fine view, city water, Steel-braced comerti Fesesl $1,500. Madelln* Smith, Rraltor. SEA FOOD 7:1.5— WDRC- SAVE OVER 20% NOW 2-1642 - 4679. -FMward R. Murrow. fiber. White enamel flnhhs WONS I Love a, .Mystery 3 .4 9 choice pastel plastic cover. LOTS OF LOTS WTIC Your Senator from TOP QUALITY BLINDS Conn. RANGE OIL. COAL, Hi Several building altes in varl- FRESH SHIPMENTS 8 :00— COKE REG. 96..S0 W ATE R eue locationi. Prices $800 and up. WLiRC—51r. Cniaineleon. SYSTEM DELICIOUS WHITE CUSK FILLETS FROM MAINE WONS— Dr. Kildare. I - -i'' ••.Vri'J' W TH T—Dr. I. Q. Dial 5135 8 7 5 0 S. A. BEECHLER WHAY-Rosarv. Jet tj’pe Realtor FILLETS OF BLUE FROM MAINE 2.77 VVTK2—This Is Your Ufe. Phone 6969 8:15— Ut.Uk wMs. UlUk kmt Up to .100-gnls. an hour, .up to i '. ' DELAWARE SHAD - HARD AND PLUMP W H A Y —John L, Sullivan MORIARTY 22ft lift Complete with 211- 8:30— Resort Property for Sale 74 * Af/-rie«// rasMt rv$t, comttoni gal lank and rontrolx’ WDRC— Dr. Christian BROTHERS WATER FRONT Cottage at Cov LOBSTER GREEN COOKED W H A Y —Voice ot the Army. a Eisansef 6nMi svoa7 efifo or crock! entry Lake, 7 rooms furnished BONED W’TIC—Great Oildersleeve. with sleeping porch, fireplace and SHRIMP SHRIMP W TH T—CSisebook of Gregory. Enjoy top quality, all-steel blinds REG. 7.50 MIXING $1,000 motor boat. Information SHAD IMEAT Hood. throughout your home now ot a sav caU WiUimantlc 191. Ask for International Airport. WO.N*Jl ings of more thon 2 0 % l Flexible steel PAuen g 2 8 Daniel Connell. 8:45— CHOICE CENTER CUTS OF SWORDFISH WHAY -Organ .Nocturne slots ore especially treated to resist Ci>fHi*-pI*R»W 8:3.5— rust ond corrosiOnl Smooth, boked-on Suburban for Sale 75 W" WON.'t^News enomel finish won't '^ ip or crock I Poom-Fio oir mixor provonti SCARLET RED-SALMON TO FRY OR BOIL 9:00— HOLLAND LAKE. 5-room aU year splashing, mokes more suds WDRC—Grouncho Marx. Prescriptions Decorative dust-free box-heod con house on acre of land overlooking 5VHAY—&loonlight Matinee. ceals precision-blillt mechorsism. faster, reduces soap bills! the lake. Glaased-ln aun porch, ;— - FRESH EASTERN H A L IB U T ------WONS—2000 Plus. Called For oU heat, garage, outalde fireplace. W THT Mu.alc by Martin; and Complete price $6,500. CaU Sam j ----- CANADIAN EELS ----- •Tohnny De.smond. 1.29 GRASS CATCmt Schwartz, Hartford 5-5138, or | w n c Break the Bank. Delivered Mra. White. Manchester 8274. — LAKE CHAMPLAIN BULL HEADS----- 9:.10— REOUCEOI W TH T Buzz Adlam|a Play ANDOVER— 3 year old Cape Cod, A feast of finest candies.,, Tel. •-»SI4 FRESH MACKEREL room. 97 c 4 rooms finished, tWo unfinished. WONS Family Theater, Semi air conditioned beat, garage, | all exceptionally priced. W TIC —Mr. Di.alrlct Attorney. Sov# needless raking! Pits mow lot 120' X 160’. Sale price, $8,900. Pine . FILLET OF HADDOC'K CAPE COD STEAMING CLAMS WDRC— Bing Ooaby. ers up to 18* wide. Canvas Alice Clampet. Phone 4993, Mrs. 10:00— Wagner 2-0028^ Mr. UitUn <930. i FILLET OF COD LITTLE NECKS WTHT - Ijiwenoo Welk. Pharmacy sides; galvanized bottom. 884 C E N T E X S T . NEW FI'VE-Room houae, good lo-: CHERRY STONES WHAY —News; Moonlight Ma- Pecan Butter Crunch FILLET OF PERCH tlnee. caUon, lot 100 x its. Price $6,800. QUAHOGS W T IC -B ig Story. Owner V. Sudol, Taylor atreet, ... crunchy centers made with FILLET OF FLOUNDER WDRC—Bums and Allen. BEHER QUALITY TaicottviUe, Conn. 'AfV'--. V. pure creamery butter, dipped * hr ' WONS— News Commentary. REDUCED Q A A in smooth milk chocolate, then STEWING OYSTERS 1 FRYING CLAMS' rolled in freshly chopped pecans. % 16. U p M y tP N W ^ 0 0 Waatrd—Real BaUU 77 FRYING OYSTERS 1 POINT JUDITH SCALLOPS UONUIUKRINU aCUJNG Heavy fiber resisH soilino, fa d - TUUR PROPERTYT WUbout obUgaOcfi to trou. we OUR FISH CAKES ing. Baoutifut plaids. Snug f*. wUI appralae or make tou a cash Cheewlet* Merahoi^lew ParteHs Don't Forget AND CLAM CHOWDER AMESITE DRIVEWAYS .Bag, 4a8 Ccope •.•••..44 offar for property. See ua beiorc ... fluffy mallows,covered with Loft’aexcluaiva blend 4 ttSL o f dark ehoMlate, 7 tempting flavors... I A. M fl •REDUCED RATES SINCE Pbooa rna or *878 1920 BBAS-BORM REALTY \ •GRADING FREE EXTRA LOW PRICII . .. tender, freshly shradded.ceeoannt, WORK THDnOMQ o r BeUlngT We need AND CLUBS. •POWER ROLLER GUARANTEED < to S rooa twHioee Biiyera watt blended with amooth foadaat... J B. *B fl SAVII 5 ^ ^ ing. Qatck raeutta. CaU Suburban USED REG. 6.95 STYXETONE BROADLOOM 12B.42 STUl BATHROOM OUTFIT Realty Oo, Raalioca. Phoea 8215 rhaniatt rarapiil Paaaa Pattlaa There Is Only One CALL ...ecleeted pecans in creamy caramel, dipped ia •FREE ESTIMAtES At Ward Week sovingsl A better qual- JP Word Week only! Stoin-resiitlng .Guor^ eed 12 taonMia. AaM*> BOLTON. Xanchaatar, Vamon daUcietts aUlk chocolate. . . V$ ft .'S id ...1 tk * l> IB CaiMlelSdee •TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER ity qxmbister, all-wool-pile, more than poreeloin-enameled 5-ft. tub, new de- | llatiase aaedad' o t l and 2 taaaily ... fleatiag ia d4Utft Candy 8hi>p at 829 .Main St., Mancheatcr /
■ - A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., T^T.DNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1960 MGHS SIXTEE!* •/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1960 PAGE SEVENTEEN dlers. S»llort und M*rine« fund be ‘■official’' winter-book gambling most Immediately, I heard shots. I odds on the Kentucky derby as Pays $145,495 think there were five. Then' Dr. RboIUhcd: the plan to atrip" »'arloU$ Draper Called well as major league baseball Gheiiey Club institutional boards of thetr In- BsJter came out. I saw him put voted Into power. Now the only years of experience that he has tor, Mr. Werner, were grouped to races. Thus, his title "commis ting the gun In hl'a pocket. I had In ths mills of Clieney Broth gether. The Helge Pearsons and '' dependence and a proposal that for thing to do ia to oak the people to Cheneys Form Concert Again sioner." On .Town Debt couldn't think what had happened Lecture Given share the auaterity. ers and his wide ex(>orience and their ll-year-old daughter )C7)ris- Local Architect Kept Up i • t t l C C r S "the purposes of maklnK « pretty Man Yearning The legislation before the com- j knowledge In connection with Uie 1 . s. nnrelnted depart- until I saw Dr. Nicholas slumped The Present Problem tlne, plan to remain until Monday mltlee would be aimed primarily over in the chair. The only way to solve this prob New Division study of dllTereiit lilicis and tlicir Well AUemled with Mrs. Pearson’s mother, Mrs. ------I inents." be combined under a against horse race Information "Dr. Baker didn’t say a word, By Dr. Cooper lem which realiF originated in the characteristics. Purtiig the war, Oscar Anderson of 153 Rldridge Work While in Hospital s'nirular executive head." In Right Way Prinripal and Interest C victor Davieu Is Pres distributed to 'bookmakers but Just walked out.” nineteenth century would be to Mr. Benson was in full charge of street. ‘ For example, said the report, throughout the country. On Various Bond Ib« The trail of terror led from Dr. turn bock the clocks to the mld- the company’s negotiations wiUi plaeing "such an unrelated func (<'«attnucd from Page One) Nicholas' second floor office In Industrial Fabrirs Sec the services. Hijzli Srhool Hall la Arnold Lawrence, well-known-.holda licenses to proctlea tm Oamf> ident o f Plants Ath liPi Speaks Before (bounty Vlctorlan era. The British ate bet tions as liquor control, banking. In- iue* Arc Reported the school’s administration build ter during the war than they do Mr, Bcii.'on started to work for ■ local arehlteel, has returned to nectleut and New York state, and letic ABSOciation suranee, state development and tallty tended to destroy every hu- j ing to the first floor office of Dr. YW Here on “ Oisis in tion for Technical Pro fTieney Brothers Sc))temher 11., Eillrd lit 2iiil Perform- Danbury Man his home at 19 Bliss street after has a certificate from the Nation ]\f jag|||fy Witness now because of l»nd-Lease. The 1913, and for many years worked ; _ public utilities under one conimls- man value. • P Maxwell. problem now is that there are too being a )>stlent at the Veterans al (Muncll of Architectural Regis Through the agency of the Man- . ] duction Under Benson in various production departhicnls I aiMT 4»f Brrthovrna A new Board of Directors and .'loner can serve only the purpose Frederick H. Wlggln of New 4 The British Economy” many people for them to feed and hospital, Rocky .Hill, for almost a tration Boards, which entitles him Haven, alfornoy tor Draper and Chester Trust company, eorre- of the company. For some yeais Foiiiul Dead year. Tbit week he resumed full to be recommended for licenses to ■ - .w ieH at ofsneal chart-rnaktnR. I Turns lip After L-f they are not able to send their Slate of officers »em elec carry out Its reorganlratlon Adler, yesterday had Carter Iden spoiulent of the First National i Ward Chefiey today announced prior to World War II, he bad i High school liall was tilled again time work In his practice of arehi- practice in any state in which hla' Bank of Boston, the Towm of Man Dr. George B. Cooper, of Trinity goods abroad. Most of thetr aaaeta of tify original board members of the Bomb Casing . ’ •} ill•• js*; I ;t the creation of a new dtviaion of charge of quality control and in , last iiiglit for the second snd final Dsnhiiry, April 26 (45 Frank tecture. work might be Involved. tin third annual . meeting , plan tlu Itepubllcan leader* pro- 20 Hours Elapse chester has paid off a total of College was the speaker at the abroad have been liquidated and recent years haa liad charge of ' Asso- relief organizations for the Jury, Cheney |Brotkera to J>e headed up concert in relebratlon of the twen lin D. Huise. 7.5, of 6 Roosevelt Mr I,awrencr was afTllcted last Mr. I-awrence stated that ha ia Cheney Brothers AUiletic A»»o-, posed that bills be drafted by the $145.495.7.1 In principal and Inter final lecture-tea aponaorMl by the they have no other resourcea. pnidurt development. He lias ty-fifth anniversary of the organ deeply appreciative of the friends which contains six housewives. What’a Hindering Keeovery 'treet. this city, was found dead May with a virus infection which cftttlon last night. ' legislative commissioner Among these. Carter teatUled, est on various public bond Issues Could Change County Y.W.C.A. In the Federation by Hatry B. Benson, vice president been a vice president of the com ization of the Beetlijiven Glee club. I'Bialyz.rd both legs. His coinage ami cllriita who helped him msln- C. Victor Davies of the Fniploy- The leader.' Irfi the door 'lightly (Continued from Page One) ODD LOT Accontiiig to Dr. Cooper tnere of the company. The division will pany since IJcccmher, 1943, and' at 6..30 a. m. toOny in hla luiiiie were a number of prominent at It was disclosed today by Town Room at Center church yesterday The same i oiidiictor. Frederii' F. and Police Cliief Ccorge .1. Scliocn ami ileterimnatli'ii in carrying on lain his practice during ths period ment office is the new president, ajar to future hi-partl.'ian negntla- torneys and Imliistriali'ts, Includ are three factors which are hinder be known aa the Industrial Fabrics was elected a director Fehniarv Werner, a.'sistuig artists and ac- of tllnc.ss. succeeding William Brennan. Bren "good rea.'on" for hla non-appear Treasurer C. Ueroy Norris. afternoon. Dr. Cooper chose for mg British recovery at the pres said he apparently waa a aiilclde his work from his hos|>ital bed re lion*, on the GOP program by 'ug- ing TTionias J. Watson and Owen The Manchester Trust company ■ Attack Style division and will include the nego 24. 1944. eompanlsts; also the G Clef rlub sulted In his being cited as "Pa nan has been president since the ance. his topic, "The Crisis in the British ent time; the heavy lax rate, the tiations and control of all govern The Sales division in New York However, Dr. John D. Booth, med gestlng that Drinocratlc leaders D. Young. Is a town depository and repre- j COLORED SHIRTS under the direction of O. Albert ical examiner, did pot Immedialeiv Kent of the Week " in an article organization was started two be sdvl.'cd that such bill' werr be Hpellaey KIrsI WUneas "I Imagine the committee will Economy.” highest in the world, which is nec ment contracts for production by now called "Industrial Fahrlcs" still want to hear Huber’t tcatl- sent* the Boston banks In financial! (CoaBaaed from Page One; At the beginning of his talk he [ I’earson presented an Identical make s finding. carried in the hna|>ita1 bulletin. 'Fo Visit Greece yearn ago. .lame* T. King is the ing drsftrd and that they, the F.arller, the plalntlffa drat wlt- essary lo pay for the cost of two CITieney Brothers aa well as the will be called "Special Fabrics Di nvony," Morgan added. transactions with the town. j aUted that it waa really by ac- ' program to that of Monday eve CTilef Srhoen said Hiilse’s fully Kept I’p Prsrtice neW' vice-president, Doris Kirato, I'cmori-Hl'. "if they wi'h," be ghen nc.'s. former Hartford Mayor great wars, not to pay for Uic vision" and will continue under ning secretary and Kenneth Derby, Morgan aald that Jack Stacliel Included In the payment are the tucked away along the coast un cldent that he became iiitercated woUuie stale aa iiiany of our the management of Elinor J Mor clothed body waa found lying on a During his Illness, he has main After 27 Years in opjiortunity to cooi'crale in the Thoniaa G.'Spellacy. told the Jury I Hclgr Poaison. now of River- | tained hia practice with the cooif- treasurer. he l.'siicd a proclamation aettlng and Karl Browder. Communist following sllotments: Franklin der thick layers of earth and re 2 for $4.00 in Great Britain, as he originally newspapers try lo lead ua lo be- gan. This division handles the itHl and iliiimg wri k-ends the Greek I.inc "Doc" McKee and Wilhsm Him- agencic'. did not provide for my on the liK'iil Ru.'sian War Relief bilt Field may appear Friday. I tcrest; Vetersns’ Housing bonds been experimenting -with dropping uate work and later in the diplo ond factor is that the British have Men’s Wear division at 350 Fiftli com I It-., made tape recordings o f' who luukcd after the elderly olil great ha.'ic change' in Ui“ govern Huber rame here yesterday 42,000-pound bomba designed for matic service. For several years the most antiquated Industrial nia- avenue, and the new Industrial portions o' I he program bringing | age I'cnsloner w ho llveil alone, the , lionic. Tills work uu ludi’d plans Al I'mui'Hiiled by a friend from naa comniltfee which sponsored the ! .S2.5.000 principal ana $937.50 In Niinvlrh who c«me to this country These odiiers wTll sene foi "iie ment inB' hlnery 'iich a* had been morning by air. with another wlt- terest; New .School' bond' $S5,000 conventional explosive loads. The he served as aide to Ambassadui- ctimery in the entire world, which Fabrics division described above. i 111' own api'ai nlu' for the (uir- ^poliee rhief reported. i foe Ihc new stoic Hiid I'fficr liiidd- celf hi at ion. size of these bomba presumably mg Jlisl coiiiplelrd sdjoimng the with her twenty-Hcven years ago. year. Other sub-eonumttee.s will propos'fl by the (irganir.'ition The testimony came after Wig- j ne.s.s, a former FBI agent. Both principal and $13..'>12 interest- Ths Wlnant In London. is a direct reaiill of the capital ! )'<>'p I f.'hief .Srhoen added that a yeai , be formed to bead the .several .■.-.niml"inn. gin. III an operilng stiiteuieiit to the | went to a hotel. Huber left at equals or exceeds the standard Reason for the Criala istic system In which the ‘Capital I Noticed in the audience waa i ago. Hulae was foiiiid iinronacloim Armor.v on Main slrret. a ihiirch Mrs Paztanos expects to remain totals amount to $1.30.000 princi atomic bomb casing. |(’.< rlrudc Brrggien, nationally | and rectory in Wllllmantlc. a to In Greece for five months visiting sport and social pri>giams, spon jury, 'aid Draper and Adler each j noon, saying he was going to get pal and $15,495.75 Interest pay CUlOliSEsSON According to Dr. Cooper, the ist, instead of putting back some 4,960 Lireiises in his home and waa revived hy a 2. *An atomic marine mine which bacco office and warelioiisc In her mother and (dher reistlvcs on sored annually by the A A, lost at least SIO.OOO In bookings | haircut. I I IM- present crisis in Britain's economy of his profit into new and better I known contralto, and Staler of ! police emergency squad with an ment. can be pre-set to explode or be de M l ' Fl'ic H (iustafaon, soprano | inhalator. At that lime, a coffee Mouth Wjindsoi. alteralions to Ihc llir 'island of Mypllene. This Is bci-nii'c of Mrs. McCullough’' pub- | Hour' later, ho failed to respond The .‘uiius are slated as due May WE GIVE iWf GREEN STAMPS Is not a result of recent events, equipment, as the American cap Issued Thus Far lished and spoken rfatement.s p m -. „ ],^j, |,i„ name was called at an tonated by remote electronic con but can be traced back through the soloi.st at troth concerts. Mias pot had boiled over on the kitchen doctors' ' hiiililing on Haynes tlie first time that either Mrs/ 1 and wore paid a.s of April 24. trol. Such a weapon' may be italist does, put his money into m- Ic.stlng their appearance at a Jan- ^ evening session of the Senate hear- course of history Into the early vestnienta abroad. €7ic third rea Hciggi'cn. s native of Manchester, stove and extinguished a gas street, plans for a slstc housing Pszlanos or tier frien^ have gone i dropped from a plane (aa tbou- project at the Soullibiiry Training bark to Greece iliire coming to the Kepiil)li<‘;iiis Off<‘r iiary 21, 1949, concert In Green ing. A search yielded no clues to nineteenth century when England son 18 that the English people are Up to noon today. 952 driviiu: tins centered her musical career in flame and allowed fumes to fill wlch. j ' sands of standard mines were dur became the first country In the llccnaca were is.sued at the sii)>- oratoiio, conceit and radio work the house. srhiK'l and niimerous residences United Stales and both are look- his whereabouts. ing the war) or planted stealthily interested in welfare and they are Reorgaiii/iiig Plnii; As a re.'ult, he said, bookings 1 A few minutes after Huber Loss of Post world to become industrialized. going to demand more and more branch office of the Motor Vehi ,n New York City. She has sp- A oatlve of Pine Mill. N. Y . RIerted to Insllliite • Ing forward to arcing their rela- had been cancelled for Draper and j from a submarine stealing Into an During the last century she lead cles department at llic Stat' pciircd a mimlier of times in Hart Hii.Ise had lived most of his life in He has recently been notlflid ol i tive* and frlendi once again, called hla wife, he also telephoned enemy harbor. At Bikini, the bomb ns time goes on. Moat of them Adler In Chicago. New York, and the world in Industry and most of feel that the state owes them Armory on Main street, lns|>ertor lord, no.'ion. Knn.sas C5ty, \Va.sh- Danbury, his election lo tlie American In*tl- Mr. Paz.lanos expects to accom- 18 Depnrliiieiils Ills cx-F’BI agent friend, Larry E. Rchiml Deaths exploded under water was lowered COME TO liile of Ari hllei ts. a nntiunal hon p.uiy In* w ife to New York tomor- Houston anil In the case of the Kerley. here in Washington. Ker- the manufactured goods in the something after ail the ' suffering Daniel Kerr aiinounccd, lirlimui); ington and ollur ['laces. A mini- A sister. Mrs Bessie iVnyinnn. dancer, on a television show. through the hull of a specially the total number of lieense., i. siit d lici Ilf iiriiiiuni'id musicians from of Newtown, and s hA’ilier, John, orary organization ruiui’i'sed ol nus ami will remain lo see her off Mrs. Fannie (i. .Mann ley said Hiibor told him he was In adapted vessel and exploded under world were English, aa today they they have had. (Continued from Page One) Rovkvillc, April 28 Special — Meanwhile, the defense Indi (i'ontlDued from Page One) PINEHURST are products of the United Slates. Future Ixmka Black here to 4.960 .since the offiee was Haitford and nearby (.•oniieetlciit Ij'f Danbury, survive, qualified reglsleii'd archllerl*. on Friday. cated In the opening remarks of a New York restaurant at the the most carefuflaboratory condi I .Mr*. Fannie Gross Mann. widow time. Kerley added; The British lured themselves The future for England is very opened flve_days ago. tiiwns^ were in the (uidienee at | Counsel C Driscoll Grimes that It tions. The weapon in no way would I New licen.soa for 19.50 will he iHilli .Monday and Tuesday night's , trsry la indicated, to In- hrnde l by of Frank .Mann, of 21 Village : "He had one of these 'I don’t double murder and suicide" and have been iisc^I in a wartime At THURSDAY into a sense of security, and there black indeed. Politically Britain , a commissioner to be apisunteii by j intended to show “("Vimmuiilst in Ilea the cnix of the matter to I i.ssucd lumorri’W and Friday ficin ciillri'i't .ctro t died (Ills morning at th" j fronts were either organized or know what happened stories.' He said there would be no Inquest. tack on an enemy port area or a is the best risk we have. Econo Harry B. Bi-nson " the governor with the advicr and Rockville I 1ty hnei>ital after a I said he ’came to' at 4 s.m. Obvious He said the slayings were ’’pre day. They seemed to think that mlcally she is the worst. Our prob .5;30 a. ni lo 5 p in., and Snliirdny A .'orial get liigi'lhcr followed I brought Into being by the Commu fleet at sea. in Kiuntuicl Liitlirran chiirrli I consent of the General A.sseuibiy " ' short illness She was bom In thi'| ly, he wa* overcome wdth a fear meditated’ and Dr. Baker appar FOR Britain would always bf the lead lem i.s going to be to decide market research and sale of 'from 8:.30 a m. lo noon, ('iiir-nt nist parlv or were taken over by 3. An atomic bomb designed to I licenses expire al midnight .Sun W ill i I- iiian.v rehearsals of the I "Worthy of Ae»-eptanre" Ity May 16. 1892 and had been ai I’nunl.st parly’’■ to further romplcx on this thing. ently prepared his notes In advance explode on impact with the groimd er In industry with no competition. whether or not we are going to fabrics of a special Icchnli-al na The leaders said that after n ^ After the Civil War hi this coun ture for ^.Industry. The develop day. Berthoven ilifb have been held life-long resident .‘-he w a.s the partv Hue "Piihllr Hearing Too Miirh" of the slayings. or a few himdred feet above it if "GOOD THINGS TO EAT" sutxydlze her over a period of study of the State Organlralion j Lending credence to the pre try and after the unification of tlma. The speaker feels that Bri ment of numerous new fibers has Inspector Kerr urges lliose peo during its quarter of a century of daughter of the late F-elix and . defense, he said. Intended to "He had been promised a closed a proximity fuze ia used and pos ple who have not yet renewed ■ .M.'tcnre, The honor guest, Helge ccfmmlsslon’s many sweeping re j prove the two entertainers "open- hearing. A puhlir hearing was too meditation theory was the pro- sibly with Itf force of explosion Germany and Italy in 1870 these tain should be subsldize<)i rather broughf about the need for such a Madeline Schollack Gross. AGAIN THURS. WE FEATCRE AT A LOWER PRICE countries began to become Indus, new venture within the company. their current llcensca to gel over I’carson, Mrs Pearson, the formei forms these proposals apije.'tred She was a member of Hnpe 1 Iv siipiTorted" organlzatlmis listed much for him. He said he wanted feasor'a behavior Just before the under some Control (If Johnson’s than Greece or Turkey because the "worthy of acceptance. ’ trialized and offered the first Mr. Benson is pernlinily fitted lo the Armory a.s ,smin as pos ihl’ Ml." Esther Anderson of this ' chapter. Order of Ka.stein •Star, ' as subversive hv rongressional In to get some rest and would gel In shootings. Wailing to geo Dr. reference to "alzc” la taken literal British have the beat politlcaJ "A. A broad^grant of home rub Nicholas, he traded small talk with threat to the British economy. The sense and sense _ of democracy of and qualified for this blond field and avoid a la'-l-mlniile 'Jam up town, his sill resaor, O. Albert the Rockville' F'.mlilom club 'll l-'ni vestigat.irs snd the lb S attorney toucli with me later." ly.) A weapon of this nature Is j I’earson, and the present conduc- powers to Ideal munli-ipablles Kelley .said Huber had been up two representatives of an Omaha tactical—for use against enemy English meanwhile had begun to j anv people”In the'wJrTd.''nieVr ap- of endeavor bccaii'c of tho many i and long lines on Saturday. subject to adequate' .safeguards G Berrv auxiliary II .S U’.V V.F'. 1 general. BONELESS SHAD abandon agriculture and to rely ; to government is one which \V auxiliary, the 1‘ythlan .Si.slers, i set over tiie prospect of a touch typewriter company, also waiting. forces. Dropped from the sir or against excessive borrowing. quizzing from Senator Tydinga There was no sign of fury. carried by guided missile. Its logl- Half Shad this week wilt be 90d ^ach and a whole more and more upon imported , needs. The Labor Gov- "B A prohibition against dual the Past Chiefs club of the A l i H l O l l B o O S l (D-.Mdi. head of the Investigating Dorothy Stepan, the president'a j cal targets would Include heavy Shad will he $ 1 .7 5 . food, Buppyling basic manufactured , ^mment policy may be the middle Job holding so that our state shall lan Sisters, Margarela lodge secretary, gave Ihi.s account: materials in return for food. : way between capitallam and corn- committee. Kerley said Huber concentration of troops on a beach Really Began In 1914 never again see the purchase by bS. D of H. of which she was sec- , - I'S f $ i 1*" felt he would be more of a defend "1 was in Dr. Nicholaa’ office at head or a port of embarkation Other Frc.sh Fi.sh Thursday uill be: Haddock Fillet. munism, another reason why the executive of a piipjiet Senate retnry and captain of the degree; I’ O l* I 't 'I C 'I I S t x F .I \ . »• Fresh Mackerel and Fresh Halibut. We will have our It was in 1914 that the British should try to save Britain. HARTFORD ant than a witneaa. the moment, when I came out. Dr. area. High defense officials already first began to realize the criala in through a wanton dislributl'm of learn. Hockvdle City ho.spitnl auxil Baker and two other men (the had let It be knowm that tactical usual supply of center cuts of Swordfish. Following Dr. Ozoper’s talk tea iary, Lrfidles of the Liedertafcl. laiter on. a man Identifying him their economy. By this time the political patronage to a majority (( onllniied from Page One self as Huber telephoned The As- typewriter men) were in the wait use of the atomic bomb was under was serv^, with Mrs. Robert Rosalie lodge and the First Luth United States and other countries Cooper, chairman of the Manches of members of the governor’s party soclateel Press offices In New ing room. Dr. Baker aald he was study. had become highly industrialized In a body of the General Assem eran church. trie-1, the Soviet assumption of ^York, said he was at 48tb and there first and I told him to go on Tliere seemed to be no sugges ter Branch of the Coimty "y. W, C. She leaves one daughter. .Ml." LONG ISLAND DUCKLINGS and Britain now had a number of pouring. Mrs. Joseph Motveka ^OY- bly. ,■. .ntrol over the armed forrea of 1 Broadway hut didn’t remember in. tion In Johnson’s comment on rivals. She could no longer supply and "C A provision for redistnet- I'lorls Mann, of Rocki'llle and one Poland. Soviet naval expansion, ; how he got there, "He said, 'This won’t take long." atomic weapons that he was re These will be featured at 39d « pound this week-end waa chairman of the meeting and An April Shower her own food and at the same time introduced Dr. Cooper. O' ing the Senate after each Federal hrother. Charles Gro.s.'-, ot .Hart the increased .Soviet pressures in , 'Tm dead tired, ’ the caller add I "Hr went inside, closed the door. ferring to the projected hydrogen and we suffgest you place your order now. she could no longer provide the census in the event that the Gen ford German,v, the recent attack on a ' ed. "The pressure haa been so 1 didn’t hear any conversation. Al- bomb. raw materials for her industries. eral Aseembly shall fall to art. Funeral serMce.' will be held naval aircraft in the Baltlr, and great on me. . i Hence, she had to liquidate her ^ "D. Annual sessions of the Gen F'elday afternoon at 2;30 at the the recent Soviet .demands rela Contempt Decision tsKims | assets in order to buy food and raw Myslir Driver O f Values! eral Assembly, the off-year session Ijidd F’uncrsl Home. Rev John F. tive to Trieste." CTilef Counsel Edward P. Mor- i SHURFINE CLING PEACHES materials abroad. In Dr. Cooper’s being limited to. consideration of i Bauchmann, of Brooklyn, N Y« The secretary said the present gan said the Investigating com- { HALVES or SLICED ...... No. 2 'i can 29d opinion the year 1914 is a far more the budget. 1 will offieialc and burial will he In record peacetime defense costs ' mittce might decide during the j Important date than 1939 In Brit Held in Death "E. Annual budget for the state. Grove HIH remetery. The funeral probahly will grow larger after , day whether to cite Huber for Buy a half doz.cn can* of thew pi-arlic'. 1 liivor I* unnilrrful ish economy, for it was st this RAYON MARQUISETTE "F. A better Intcrgratcd F'lnnnee home will be open tomorrow aft the next vear. contempt of Congress, and they are In heavy syrup. Buy the 'licfil for Pearli Cake or time that England began to oell Cnirlton, April 26—(i45 — Police Besides the $350,900,000 in new MEN’ S Peach Pie. department with ccnlra.1 piirchas- ernoon and evening for friends 'Til place the mailer before ' abroad most of her holdings, a pro today held Royal Watrous. 21, of money, the Defense department cess which aha continued during ing” them.'’ he aald, "and see U they Mystic as driver of a truck which, RUFFLED FRAME The report said In criticiani of John laitz also R.sked the House group to re the following decade in order to wish to proceed with contempt they said, fatally injured Mrs. Governor Bowles, a Democrat: John l.utr, a veteran of the store $’.’03.000,000 previously proceedings or Issue another aub- support the three million unem CURTAINS. "It la a matter of most sincere S))anish-,American War, died .-lun- trimmed hy the committee from pocna for Buber to testify at a lat ployed who were on the dole. Jane Paaaera, 23. of the Grove the amount asked hy President SLACKS regret that aaf.’ member of the gov dny m Haywood, Cahtomia. at the er dale” In the United States on attempt Beach section as she walked along Truman m his budget. was mode to solve the unemploy 63 INCHES I/ONG— $3.79 ernment of our state, and particu age of 77, A telegram announcing Huber had not contacted Mor- a highway here yesterday. 72 INCHES IX)NG— $3.89 his <1-ath was received yesterday The additional money already g.an al mid-morning and presum ment problem by providing work Clinton police quoted Watrous as larly Its chief executive, should at- approved brings to $14,281,127.3(8) Plain Colored projects such os the W. P. A. and 81 INCHES LONG— $3.98 t*ch the motives and impune Iho hy hlB sister, Mrs Ann M Gannon ably had not given any explana- saying he fell asleep at the wheel ' the amount now* In the defense iion of his disappearance to any the C. C. C. In England many of the truck. Mrs. Paaaera, police qjncerity of the citizens of our of 709 Mam si reel. Gabardine people had never worked at all un ^ .(VO .Mr. Lutz enlisted from .New budget which tho House will be of the Investigating senators. added, was walking 12 feet off the state who have accepted the ex^ gin debating next week. til the commencement of hostili highway when she was struck. She pllclt Invitation of the General Hntam. and after the war he con The furore over Huber added a SPECIAL: The money will probably be new twist to the Inquiry that also ties in 1939 when an abnormal oit- was tossed about 40 feet by the Assembly to appear Itefore it and tinued In the government aervice added to a $29.000.CKHl.OOO one- Fancy CheekH and Stripes uatlon resulted in full employ Impact. I speak freely of Uieir conviction.'. for 30 years He held the rank of brought these other fast-breaking RAYON MARP) — New York has Jacob l^utz, of Knox street, this ment. McC.'arlhy told the Senate Thursday—Friday more than three times oa many only to these citizens, but to the ia not abandoning hla "eronomy late yesterday that Budenz, a "Voted into office most unexpected General Assembly of the state of 1 town and Joseph Lutz, of Roekvillc program " which haa brought dis ly the Labor party woa confront firemen aa any other big town. A Beautiful Permanent Fininh former Communist "put the fing survey by the International City Connecticut and is resiled as - - - missal of thoiiaands of civilian em- er ” on the individual In aecret ed adth the problem of making such." 1 ■ - ployeea from the armed aervires good on its promiara of the last Managers Association shows the o r (; a n d y g o it a g e t s e t s testimony to the Senate Foreign CEMOUSE&SON \ thirty years to share the wealth New York fire department has 10,- CHOOSE A NtW In a statement ol pnm.ipbs, Uie | ami reduction of many defenae In Relations siibrommlttee investi Saturday equally among all. When they 565 employes. Chicago haa 3,288, Liberal Terms, T oo! Yellow *r wMto colored, dotted ruffles. leaders expressed appreciation to ^ l‘'unerulB stallations. gating Mc(91irthy'8 charges that the members of the Organization "I would like to stress the fact WE GIVE.^l*?^ GREEN STAMPS come into power there waa no Philadelphia 3,202, Los Angeles Blue, green, red and hlork. Reds and fellow travelera have In Framed mfflo, double ruffle oommisklon and to the many till- 1 .lohn Ji-rnnie 4ar|M‘nlrr that the economy program, far wealth to share, oa Is usually the 2,505, Bolton 2.379. Detroit 1,821, fested the State department. at heading. Set $3.98 sent who appeared at the public The funeral of John Jerome Car from being laid aelde. la made even 2. .McCarthy also told the Sen case when any Socialist party is San Francisco 1,720. ONLY DOWNll hearings on the reorganization penter was held this afternoon at more necessary by the world con- ate that he had given tho Inquiry *10 issue, which were recently cun- ' two o'clock from the North Coven- ihllons and i ircunistanres to which committee the name of a man $1.00 DAYS eluded. i irv <’ongregalional church, with I have referred." he said. with a police rocord aa a homo S YEARS TO PAY Comments In Bes-kirutloii llcv. R. A. Merrffleld, past. )i id Ih^ He said snvingvwill permit use sexual who. McCarthy added, hold.* “ SINCE 1907 BY REID The declaration ol prim ipli* al-o 1 chill ill. offlctaling. Iniermcnl ■. »■ Ilf $’-’4.Oik),000 "to help speed up the : "an ’hxtremcly sensitive position" ITS IIEEN OF COURSE” TNE lALANCE RUUD AUCTION Regularly Sn contained these comments. I m North Coventry cemetery research and development of ref- j in the Onlral Intelligence agency. FOR BVBRTTHING ■’We deem U unlorlunate that 1 Tk® tiearera were L. lleniy I tain weapons, particularly anti- | Wherry Joins In Row SCHOOLHOUSE PROPERTY. LAND AND BUILDING «2.98-$4.98 DRESSES, 1 to 1 2 ...... * IN OUR for obvious political purposes the ' Reed, Emil Koehler, C. Irving I tank weapona" Joining In s ,'tenate row over FOR THF. TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. AUTOMATIC GAS proposals tor orgunizaiion of our lyxmiis. Byron W. Hall, Giltierl The .-eeretnry'a statement .said the investigation. Republioan On the Premise* of Rural School No. 4 S2.98 Maley’s KNIT DRESSES - •« DOWNSTAIRS state goveiTiinenl have been given j .“itorrs and Arthur J. Vinton I nil of the reeommendatlon.a re- I>eader Wherry of Nebraska said HEBRON ROAD (in the Villaifo) ANDOVER, CONN. a synuietic special emergency sta- eenlly made by Gen. Dwight D. the man McCarthy termed a pre- BE’XUTY SALON DEPARTMENT lUB and that a studied attempt has Mrs. Carrie B. l ubberly Eisenhower, wartime allied su- vert has resigned. And Wherry SAT.. APRIL 29. 1950. at 2 P. M. !|2.98-«;3.98 BOYS' SUITS, 1 lo 8 . . . . been made to create a crisis where The funeral of Mrs. Carrie B. preme romjitander. for strengthen shouted; "You’re going to get Large Ixit, 186 ft. Front x 125 ft. Avg. Depth (more or leea). WATER HEATER none exists. Realizing that mot ion Cubberly, widow of Carle P. tbib- ing the nation’s defenses are be some more resignations. This ia Frame Building, 8 lArge Rooms and Vestibule. Full Basement, $2.98 All Wool SKIRTS, .1 lo .J ^ WAFFLE PigUE . is not neceasarily progress and herly, of 28 Otis street, was held ing carried out. not the only man." Hot Air Furnace with OR Burner, 1000 Oallon Tank. i)o You Think $5.50 Is Worth Saving? ra»lel color*. change is not necessarily improve this -mornlnp at eleven o’clock at These included additional air 4. Dr. Bella V. Dodd, a member TERMS; Deposit at time of sale of $500 In cash or certified $1.79 BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS S ment, we declare that we will not the Watkins F’lineral Home. Rev. craft procurement, a set-up in of the Communist party’s Nation check payable to Treoa., Town of Andover. THEN MAKE AN APPOINTMENT be rushed into hurried action which Clifford O. Simpson, pastor of the anti-siihmarine warfare. Improved al committee until she was ex Balance In full on delivery of deed, within 15 days. Two outside BUTCHER LINEN . Center Congregatkmal I'hurch of- toilet bulldlnga (to he removed) will be sold separately. Terms 98c BOYS’ HATS ...... 2 for % might prove to be til considered lank and heavy ordnance procure- pelled fmm the party last year, NOW OUR FAMOUS MARLOW Beautiful *hade*. and that wt recognize that many fiiiatcd and .lame.* .MrKay prrsid- nieiii. stronger .Maskan defense, testified she never knew Ijittl- cosh. $1.98 SEERSUCKER OVERAELS g ot the proposals for reorganization i>'l al the organ and more attention to Intelligence Kale by Vote of Town .Meeting; Per Order. Percy Cook. Eduard nlore as a Communist; a fellow Wblfcomb. Elwood Hudson, Board of Slelectmen. Full Details of should bo adopted only slowl'- and ITie inmnuU.ol .service was held and industrial mobilization. traveler, "or even a friend of the Cold Wave Permanent ‘V, r -i#. nN K .STRUT step by step.' this afternoon at thre.e o'clock in Of the new funds. $200,000,000 party." Budenz haa testified party 29c CHILDREN’S SOCKS ...... 4 for I RUUD GIVES YOU elssnsr, SEERSUCKER ...... The report said that many oi the the WoiKllawn cemidery. Everett, ^e for the Air force, and ROBER r M. REID SON, AUCTIONEERS leaders told him that Lattimore, a purse hoi. wsisr . . . sn a\jio- Red, black. Hue, brown and green. Organization’s commission's pro ' ; $L"-0 i«Ht.000 for the navy. All Far Eastern affalra specialist, was 201 5taln Kt.. Phone 3103 Raymond R. Reid, Phone 7486 39c LADIES' ANKLETS for g posals were in "fundamental con son of the Everett Congregational i but $.90.000,000 for new plane MANCHESTER. CONN AND A $1.50 church officiating. ,18 a member of a CJommUnlst cell. mstic, pisniiful lupply 24 heun flict with sound traditiona and the ! jnirrhaaea to continue beyond next Dr. Dodd, before an overflow basic philosophy " of Connecticut $2.98 GIRLS’ HATS ...... 2 for g Fine giiality CHAMBR.\Y year the program to build and crowd In the big hearing room, ac HAIRCUT s dsy . . . tor svsry horns wmI Plain* »ilb matebing stripe*. government. maintain a 48-group air force cused Budenz of "dishonest testi $1 lo $1.49 KNIT JERSEYS 3 for g For that reason, salll the report Ileconlti mony." Both at the Special Ths isnt of a Ruud Gsi Wsisr the party was unalterably opposcl 5. The Inquiry committee Is BIRDAY CLOTH . ______to the drastic revision of the state iNo Organized sued aubpoent^||r Earl Browder, $1.98.$2.98 KNIIT BOYS' SLITS 2 for g Hssisr h rusfproot' Monsl. H constitution proposed by the com tVorrantee Deeds Price of Just Paslel shade*, evsrglaie finish. former head Communist •STi't eermds . . . ssn'i esuis mission and to which the Republi Charles Edwin Burdick to Bru- (gambling Seen party, and for Jack Rtachet. Sta- $1.98 SOAKERS, All W ool...... - - - !? can leaders referred to a.s the nig Moske, properly on Indian diel'ls one of the 11 top Com Scenic— Circular Skirt “rape of the constitution. ” Drive. JACKETS nutf wsisr! You qsi CLEANER It was also opposed to such pro munist leaders recently convicted $1.98 CARRIACzE S E T S ...... PRINTS . Robert J. Smith to Charles (tontlBued from l*oge Unei of conspiring to overthrow the hoi wsisr . . . clstn snouqh posals as the appointment of de Pchiitz. property on Green road. government by force. Rtachel and $1.29 DIAPER ^AGS ...... 2 for g 1.50 partment heads by the governor George and Mary Helm to Mar sinners ■ and bookmakers operate Browder were to come before the to drinH Fine SWISSETIE without confirmation and for un tin and Mary Relster, pioperly on aa independent-businessmen ' with committee today, but last night 100% NYLON Cempleta fixed terma and to the granting to Oak atreet. no feeling of any "moral wrong," 45c Dui|»ofialilr DIAPER PANTY . 3 f.ir n«rk psitem*. any governor "dictatorial power to the staff had not been able to lo Martin and Mary Roiciei to and he inaiated there la no con cate them to serve the subpoenas. C ASHABLE—ZIPPER LINING W'ith the New reorganise the executive depart Joseph M. Scliaub, pro|>crty on nection between big-time gamblers 50c Plyinoulh Rubber Pants, S-M . -i for I SO Square ment of our government by execu- Oak street. and crime. gprinr Hair Styllnr Uva order and without legislative Pemilts PERCALE PRINTS ...... 39c Yard sanction and approval." "I can state without any mental $1.29 RUBBER SHEETS...... 2 for g Phone 3-8991 Ernest Richardson, three dwell reaervatlon." he sold, "that I If You Need Warreety . "Attraetton of Novelty” ings, four rooms each, west side Some of the Organization com know of no such (gambling) syn Colors: Maroon, $2.98 SEERSUCKER ROBES 1 ami 2 . . . g for Appointneat of Litclifleld street, - two to cost dicate, combination or organiza RE-UPHOLSTERlNG lARN A lOWIR RATH With an Automatic Ga* Watat Hestsr, mission propoaols,, sold the G. O. Call 2-9521 $8,000 and one to cost $8,500. tion. blue and ureen. 50 pou MVS monsy so tim "B** rau. Ask for information. F. report, had the “temporary at Denis E. FTechette, dwelling $2.98 BEACON ROBES, sire 2 only . ... A traction ofnovefty.:: The RepubU- "Purely Competitive Baals" -MANCHESTER four rooms, Parker street $9,100. "To the contrary it Is my firm UPHOLSTERING CO. “Fit for a Kinc” ^WNING eon looderahlp contended, however, George PlndeH. dwelling five that on cjpaer examination they belief that all of the accepting - 48 Purnell Place » 1 7 4 clpoor tx rooms. Cobum rood $13.50^. and laying off of bets Is conducted All Merchandise from Regular Stock SEE YOUR MASTER PLUMBER OR MATERIAL if 1•ny Mario Alfonso, .garage, 16 Tor that raoaon, the on a purely competitive basis and THE Dreacher rood, $800. there Is no relationahip between thMMd, the party felt Hartman 'Tobacco company, MAIN 59c Yard Legloloture should reject operators, oommissloners or by AlaiRCliester llivision pump houoe, Windsor street $100. whatever name such businessmen AT MOMndationa oa the initial DARK RICH LOAM Charles A. Feeser, alterations, ora calletl.. BIRCH KT. ^ H artford Gas Ca. and recoil: tha 115 Olcott street $150.: Chrroll woa a witness at the Split W’idth— Hemmed extile to re k A M p o a il wliich would for Lawna and Flower Beda CARROLLS T S Vito Agoetinelli, two family committee's hearing on a bill to CEHOUSE^ON Open t !• I:M A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. ■ pM M iur iiad Uoutenont house Oak street, three finished ban the movement of gambling’ in I IM 39c Yard gUte elective 5 to 8~Yd. Truck Load* fVed. • to IS and rooms each rent on ground floor, formation across state linos. W E 61 V E ^ t*/’ g r e e n STAMPS M7 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 913 Main Ste—Near. Manehecter Savtefi BaAK '.fhe M R ^ o n that rich unfinished rooms up. $18,600 and ('larrol.l la known to betting men WETHERSFIELD 9-210.5 Thwaday t to t ■ l it the Highway, and thi two cor garage $1,400. I aa ths joisB who announcas the Advertise in The Herald— ll Pays Open Thuroday Eveninjrs and Saturday Mornings rX f REE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE .... For Appliance Dcmdnntration and Sales
(■ . ■ 'A MANUHCSnCK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2«, 1960 PAGE mNETEBK
Ailtomubiles Koi Sale 4 HuainevF Stirvires O ffered 1.6 Movinir—Trurking-o Dng»— Hirdi^Pett 41 Gardcn-oFirni— Dairy Mackintry and Toola 62 Houaaa far Salt 7 f MANCHESTBB BVBN1NG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1950 Storag* 20 Producta 6U PA(UBr A u a EtOHljBSH ^ ______. _ ' / . ' ------1940 FORD Convertible coupe. If ; m>N 'I-4JET eaupht tn .the rush. PUPPIES. AKC Boxer*. $55. red METAL Turning «aths, drill prsts, VACANT—S-room Blagla,. modeni Cla$tified you are looking for a sport csr Get youi hand and powei mow- LIGHT LOCAL trucking, ash re (jockers. emsll cross breeds. Zim GREEN Mountain potatoee. First wood lathe with tools, table saw. kitchen and bath. OU burnar, a > in good condition this. Is It. It's ers snarpeneu ant repaited now. moval. woodland cleared and un merman's Kenneit, Lake street. quality, vefy niea'y, $1.75 a At 14 Munro strest. , pi;oximately 4 acree af ladL priced right too. Balch Pontiac. Pick up and delivery service. wanted trees removed with chain Tel. 6287. bushel delivered to your door. Call Pleaaant location. Aleo other list- Advcrti8anent$ Capitol Equtpmo.t Co., 38 Main saw. W. B. Perrett, Jr. Phone Hathaway 2-1390. - POWER Lawii mower*, gardsn Inc., 155 Center street- Tel. 2- SEA HORSES, Tropical and gold Inge. R. C. Voneclcei. 509 Keeaair 4545. Open evenings and Sundays. street. Phone 7958. 7306. tra(.ior*, Johnson's outboard*. ajireet. Springfield Club Lifts Broadcajsiing Ban But with Big ^If^ CI.ASSIFIEt) AlIVT. fisli. Plants, tanka and acces PREMIERE Strawberry plants. Dii.ston chain raws, air cooled sn- UKP1. HOURS: BALCH’S NEVER PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical MANCHESTER Package Delivery. sories. Kelley's Aquarium, 29 Sun- $12 - I.OOO; 5,001. or over $11. gmes. etc. Don t make a mistake, SEVERAL U8TING8. It. B. Voa* 8:60 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. contractor, maintenance and wir Local light trucking and package 'set street. Open 'til 9. Phone 5215 Frank Glode, 1701 buy your equipnent where the ecker, 5()9 KeeMy etreet. Phone KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD ing for light and power. 40 Foster delivery. Refrigerators. washerS Tolland atreet. Mamihester. guarantee Is becked by authoriz 3376. street. Phone 3303. and stove moving a speclaitv. ed service eno 25 yeert of know Phone 2-0752. COLLIES. A K.C, Three months SMALL Potatoes for stock feed. ho)*' Come In end look around. vm Z m m ! Dark, Stanky Pace V /^wh«H’picu.^v: ' | AllowAllow RightsRights butbut Bar Bar old. Houaebrol'.en. Phone 33*6. By 1938 PLYMOUTH CONV. LAWN MOtVEFF and saws.aharp- Oct them anytime. Someone on We would like to sen e you. ‘liinga s i i y i d i I lY rr PRe-upholsterlng, jt.nrtVialaf t o f lu r r H draperies r a n j i r i a * K slip li n 14 to 25 lbs. Ready any time. aaay fh»tr and view aporta aventa at a game at the atadium. Nationwide Agreement Road. CaU 8014 ST.VRTS YOUR OWN 875 Main St.—Eat. 1921 Baseball Is a big problem for RESULTS X NaUonal covers. 48 Purnell Place. CaU 2 EM» TV VANS to and from all Sebaub's Turkey Firm. 188 Hllla- (3AROEN TRAfTTOR with equlp- low figures. UTTLE LOVE NEST on ’t v . Although this writer doea New Yorll\8, Philadelphia 4. LOST. Our lltUe dog. Pretzel, 9521. states. Assured >eturn load, town Road Phone 4678. Phone 5440 or 5938 not have a TV aet. he managea to TV men. How well you can see By Joe Relchler Springfield, Mass., April 26—(F) 3 C-O-M-P-L-E-T-E I nient Rubber tires. Call 49.55. a game is up to the TV director « .Associated Press Sports Writer / Brooklyn S.' ^oston 0. brown and tan female Dachahund. { i rates. United, 122 West street. witnaae many of the outatanding Braaklyv s —Thousands of radio listeners in R-O-O-M-S O-F B-R-A-N-D I ------" ' / r h Chicago-PittaOUfgh, postponed. Ucenae tag* mlasing. I. K. Gun- | BALCH PONTIAC, Iim. I Phone 8375. Home Listings Wantsd aaarta preaantatlona on video. and his camera crew. There has They snickered when the New ab a • rbl Masaachusetts and Connecticut are N-K-W F-U-R-N-1-T-U-R-E 1 M ...... 1 1 1 8 Only games scheduled. dersen, Farm Drive, vicinity | CURTAINS Laundered, straight, Wnnled—reia- •Poultry— Musiral Instriimenla 53 Aa many readera know, the viii- been deflnite Improvement In base York Giants traded away all that ? wondering today whether, they'll 155 Center Street Buiuiiful Woalingliouse Electric I ball telecasting even though it's Shuba, If ...... 4 0 ft 3 ft American^ Cheney Bros. Phone 2-4846. | 75c, ruffled $1. Phont 8098. LIGHT LOCAL truik)ng. Ashes Slork 4 t : CAPE (X)D, 6 rooms finlslisd, bility for boxing and wreatling flnider. If ...... 4 b 1 4 ft be able to hear major league base Tel, 2-4546 Refrigerator BASS DRt:M, 28 " x 14" snd fibre difficult to get the (ull-slzed gen power to the Boston Braves for New York 6, Phlladelpliia 3. ball broadcasts when the Spring- and rubbish roroved Painting ^ brstzeway and garsgs, ftrsplaes, bottta ia excellent. For baaketball eral view that you can get at the defense-minded Eddie Stanky and Robtnarm. 2b ...... ^ n 3 3 ft Detroit 5, St. Louis 2. I Open Lvenings and Sundays I and valance boards. and odd jobs. Reasonable K. C |WANTED—Cows calves and beef | UeauUful Bedroom Suite f sse. white marine pearl, chrome and footfall garaea, the reception Furtllo. rf ...... 4 0 1 0 ft field Cubs of the International I ------Custom bu)ll, rnii)tt of de*)gns. hot water heat, oil burner. Fully ball park. Alvin Dark. Cleveland-Clhicago, postponed. League play at home. Persortalf Marks Phone 626'< or 6113. | cattle, also horses. We p.iv Ul ■ 1 Living Room Suite i fittings. Not one year old Call ia good, while for baaeball gamea Ilodfpa. lb ...... 4 0 ft 15 1 I 1938 BUK7K 4-door sedan. Clean as I Phone 2-3524 or 2-9002. from 9 ______( top dollar. P.eU Bros.. 364 Bid- f"* Dinette Set Insulated. Many extras. ExceUsat .Make Lp For DeBctrncles They smiled knowingly when Sid Morfan, 3h .. 4 0 0 0 8 Boston-Washington, postponed. Although the Chicago C?ubs' i 5221. Uio rocaptlon la fair. International WANTED—Riders to vicinity of |I a wht.stle Engine smooth and p<‘p -' a m to 9 p m ^ I well .stieet. Phone 7i0.> I Benudful Comhlnnlion Range condition. lmraed;ata occupancy, Television's telescopic camera Gordon returned to the Polo CampAnella. e 3 1 1 3 ft farm club president and the spon- Ownar transferred out wt aUto. . Tbla — - writer „ _____ Ukea. . nothing . better -# makes up for a lot of these defl- Grounds In a Braves' uniform and HattRn, p ...... 2 1 0 1 .1 Toronto 7, Springfield 5. Phoenix Fire Ins. office. Working i py. For a good deal on this ex- Piinttnt— Papartnf 21 I Instead of Weatingluxise Elr .sor of its home , game broadcasts I ceptional car .see Elmer Bull at WEAVING of burns, moth holes Irir RrtriKoi fttor, it yon pn*fer ' Wanlad— To Boy 68 James J. Rohsn 4k Son. 517 Hart than to pull up a c ^ lr in f I From how many seats almost single-handed whipped his lifted a ban on big league broad hours 8 to 4:30. Tel. 2-1968 after I a TV screen and watch the taxing Total a ...... 31 1 8 37 18 0 3 and torn clothing, hosiery runs, PAINTING and paperhanging.. Old ' A n Idea for Sale K-V.K-R.YTlM.N.r. i ford Road, Realtor*. Phone 7438. you get a former mates with a pair of home 8tAndiogs casts yesterday they added s 5 p. m. Ij Batch Pontiac. Ins., 155 (tenter' 45 matrhae from Madison Square handbags repaired, zipper re paper remeved by steam. Ceil- . The WIioIf Woik* |BUYLNO USED furniture and 1 closeup of the pitcher as he goes runs. Orie came with the bases' llaftoB • Nfttlonal mighty big "if." ; street. ■ Phone 2-4.'>45. Open eve- FOUR ROOM single, good condi Garden, St. Nick's or the Ulina R> an...... 3 0 0 3 3 WANTED— Ride from vicinity of I\ nings and Sunday placement. umbrellas repaired, Ings refiniahed. Reasonable prices.! PEAT Hu!iiua. $1 per bag. $4 per “ AibeilK’ Price Cmlv household goods, any quantity. I into his motion, the pitch Itself, loaded. W. L. Pet. GBL. That came in the provision that tion. nice location. 2 weeke occu Arena. Add the grunt and groan- and the awing of the batter? They laughed as Will Marshall, rf ...... 4 n 1 ft Chicago ...... 3 0 — the center, to aircraft. East Harj-1 men's shirt collars rever.sed ami Andrew Tluck. 4661. yard dehvered 3on-Alr Peat Co. I S444.U j The Woodshed. 11 Main street.! Mafnhall rf ...... 4 0 0 1 ft 1.000 the names of the sjKmsor of file ______. 1 pancy, only $8,500. I. A. Bsech- era, often referred to as wrestlera, And that look of anguish on the Buddy Kerr and Gordon continued Pittsburgh ...... 5 1 — . ford. Shift 8-4.45. Call 2-1147. j 1941 PON’n A C Streamlinf r six ' replaced. Marlow's Little Mending Photie 6515 I I.ong, K.i»y, Convenient TeiniR Call 2-3154. ,3b ...... 3 n 1 ft 4 .833 nuijor league airings should not OUTSIDE, Inside painting and. Itr, Realtor. Phont 6989, wlio have captured the hearts of batter's face when the umpire to star for the Braves while Stan »> Brooklyn ?...... 5 1 .833 — foiii-door sedan, black. One own-| Shop. :------:::------» ------} F'ree Stornjfe until \vnnteci re- I ilordon. *U ...... 1 n ft' ft bo u.sod. papsrhsnging. Free estimates. |IlO\AL ('GRONA PORTABLE — ' g:ftnlleHa of time. Free Pellveiy ( many in TV audiences. calls a third strike on him? TV ky and Dark did nothing at bat rrandall. v y ...... 3 ft ft 5 0 Boston ...... 4 3 .571 1 President Jack Sheehan , of the ALL MAKES aewing machines | er car, in fine condition. Rccon-. There are faulU to be found in Prompt service. Reasonalile 1 •Smith Corona Standard type- | nnvwhere i)i Cbrn PlxMie Hartfo'il Koiim* Wilhiiul Knard 55 JUST Completing at the Green, a doe., that and the camera brings or In the field to distinguish them Torjcraon. lb"* ...... ^ ft ft J 4 Philadelphia ___ 2 4 .333 2 'a Springfield team and Henry Rolz- repaired or electrified. Reason-1 dltloned by factory methods and' FLAT FINISH. Holland window the presentation of all TV shows, ...... 1 0 A •S prices. Phone 7630. D. Frechette. ' writer* and adding machine*. 6-035,«(, after 5 P. .M. 6-6239. Mr modern home, Cape Cod atyle. the e.Ncsting double-play and the selves. The laughs turned to jeers Krrr. aa ft St. Louis ...... 2 4 .333 2 ‘ i mann, general manager of the able rate*. Work guaranteed. Day i guaranteed. Balch Pontiac, Inc., j shades made to measure. All 5VE WOULD liks a business wom but you must remember that you Bickford, p . n ft ft 3 1 Used n)*chines sold or rented. Albeit for appointment. Day or Hot water heat, garage, large lot, attempt to break it up right in when Stanky and Dark messed up New York ...... 1 4 .200 3 Hampden Brewing Company lift phone 5171. Night phone 2-9419 155 Center street. Phone 2-4.545. < metsi Venetian blinds at s new Workman's compensation public ; an to live with IIS. Full household A. Olmo ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Repairs on all makes. Marlow's. shade tress. Wm. KansH buildsr, pay nothing for your sea^jj in front front of you. a potential double play that cost Cincinnati ...... 0 5 .000 4 ed the ban. Sheehan said the re low price. Keys made while you liability carried. Evening. If you have no mean* of of a screen and there's no expense privilege*. Small, well mannered TV's impact on aporta ha.s been the Giants a ball game. American1 striction on major league broad GUTS AND Gala, have you donat 1948 TONTIAC streamliner deluxe ! wait. Marlow's. transportation we will srnd our family. Phone 2-1325. 519 Center atreet. in traveling or fighting through Total* ...... » 0 2 27 17 0 0 INTERIOR AND Exterior pslnt- BOLTON Building stone and flag- private "Courtesy Auto" for you. terrific. Some .\000.000 seta have All this happened during the Brooklyn '...... 003 000 000—3 Detroit ...... 5 1 .833 . casts within 50 miles of a major ed your artlclea U. Lions a u c tio n } four-door sedan, radio, heater, I crowds to and from a stsullum or Ing. paperhanging, ceilings re- ; "tone. A-1 loam, also rock drill- No obligation. * 6 AND 6 DUPLEX on bus line, been sold around the country. first week of the season. But yes 2b. Robinaon; a. Mattcn; dp. New York ...... 4 2 .667 league city when its team plays at If not, call 4047, 2-3906, 2-1519. , hydramatic plus other extras. FURNISHED Room for married I arena When the bout or game 1 K iilrttni;—t'onirarlInK 14 finished. Fully Insured. Expert 'bR blasting. Bolton^ Notch A - I ^ B - E —R T—’ S I.,nrge, tunny rOoms. H. B. Grady, About 100.000 more a week are be terday started a new week—with Rlllott. Ryan and Torganon 2 ; Kerr. Cleveland ...... 3 2 .600 1 '.. home is a nation-wide agreement Excellent condition. Call 2-1406. ) Couple or working woman, with ■ ends, you can go off to bed and do TorReaon and Crandall ; left. Brook LOAM for sale, $3 a yard. Will j ______work- New 1950 wallpaper books I Q»*rry. Telephone 2-061(. Stan- MAIN STORE WATERBURY I 800P. ing purchased, many here m Man different results. Washington ...... 3 2 .600 between major and minor leagues. kttcli.41 privilege.*. 195 Spruce. | ______not lose any sleep if you had chester. There are now fil TV lyn. Roaton 3 ; bb. Bickford 3. Hatlen I'z deliver two yards or more.'1942 FORD, super deluxe four- A B.4RGAIN on new homes • at Edward R. Price. Phone 2-1003. ! Pstnode. Open Tliur*. F.ve* 'III 9 P. M While Gordon. Marshall and winner. Hatten ( 1*0 ); lo^er, Blrk- Philadelphia ___ 3 4 .429 2 '., Sponsors of the de.si-ripUons of Tel ‘ 673. |h ix COMPLETE room*. A hous# travelled to New York to the stations in operation. The Elast Kerr were held hitless by Joe Hat- First Biiscman Eiicile Robinson. Pitcher Sid Hudson. Catcher A1 Evans Bo.siun big league games arc the Charles Ponticelli, ..82 Hackma door sedan. Black Only 46,000 ] prices you can afford. Also altera Hsitfoid, New Haven Meridrn f^ird (0-1); II. Donatelll, Robb and Boston ...... 3 5 .37.') 3 tions, garages, repairs of any FOR QUALITY, price api. service WARD WEEK Pa'hii Sale. Our COMFORTABLE, clean room for' «'»lch ha. been mad. liveabl*. No event. is well blanketed with TV stations. ten as the lefthander pitched the Rarlirk: t. 1 36: a. 6033. ana Pucher Dick Welteroth, left to right, ot the Senators take, as well .St. Louis...... 4 Narragansett Browing Company, tack atreet. Phone 2-9644. , miles on this one owner car. An 1 Now that New Haven will carry Coast to coa.at network facilltlea 2 .333 3 kind. All wor’.; guaranteed. Free consult Alrert Guay " ’The Home famous quality "Shper" paints fo r ; LAWSON aofa bed In attractive, _ additional axpenssa. Early acou- Brooklyn Dodgers to a 3-0 triumph A. Olmo grounded out for Rukford as make, baseball pictures. Ciiicago ...... 1 4 .200 3'.j Cranston, K. I., and t''.c Atlantic exceptional value. Balch Pontiac, | inside and outside jobs, all reduc. tapestry cover reg $89,50 Your*! B«ntleman. At the ( enter. 16 home games of the Brooklyn Dod vidll -be available in late 1951 or over Eloaton, Stanky and Dark In 3th. Uefininf Company. WANTED — Ride from Rolling I Inc., 155 -Centfr .street. Phone 2 -1 estimate* and suggestions gladly Owner’s Pa)nl"r." Complete W.dsworth street. I *«"»' « ’ \ ed for Ward Week. Also big sav- for only $49 50. Benson's Furnl- gers and New Tork Giants, de early 1052. were sparking the Giants to their R. K. Haffenreffer, 3rd, general Park area to Travelers - Aetna 4545. I given. Call 2-4054 after 5 p. m. painting and paperhangtr.g ser — ______~ ...... " ...... pending upon which time in play T«rh Today's Games Fire area. Hours 8:15 to 4:15. Ings on ladders, paint sprayer*.! tiire. 713 Main. ROOMS FOR Rent, also will share!* ROOM Single, 2 unfinished up, One survey shows that TV sends first triumph of the season. The • Eastern manager of Narragansett. said vice. Phone 2-1855. ing at home in the afternoon, more people to the ball parks and pair reached base' five times as the ah r last night that no decision had Phone 2-4186. GUARANTEED 1938 Pontiac | 'pARPEN'TRY. Altera- Specials like these being offered ------^------my apartment. Couple with on* | breeze and garage, excellent con Stanky. 2b Albany at Hartford (8 p. in, I tlone. additions and new construc there 'Will be more mtereat than arenas. Another shows it’s keep Giants defeated the Philadelphia Day Pitches and Bats been (cached by his firm regard Sfdan, 1938 Plymouth sedan, 1937 1 OUTSIDE and inside oalutlng right now. Super House Paint, ■ attic or cellar? child. 4pply New England Houee, dition, storm vlndows, senens, ever la TV. Add to this the recent Dark, aa ...... Elmira at Williamsport. ing tlie provi.sion made by Sheehan tion. Dormers, porches and ga Paperhanging, ceilings refln:sh- gal, $397: Super Fla? Paint, gsl. ! V°ar unwanted furniture, awnings, large lot, nicely land ing customers home. Phillies. 8-4. The pfMr also ex Thompaon. 3b cihevrolet coupe, 1937 Pontiac 1 Boitoii. aimouncament by the Madison celled In the field. Scranton at Wilke.s-Barrc. and Rolzmann. Aotonotiilea For Sale 4 rages at reasonable prices. Work- ed. Workman's compensation and $2.88; Combination Ladders. china, glassware, etc. Trading scaped. Mutt be seen' to be ap Despite TV, basketball gamea D. Mueller, rf Utica at Binghamton. aedan. Terras to suit you. Cole j Post. 17 Maple street. Phone 2- Square Garden Corporation that Stanky proved he was still an kinan. If Matter Is Rolling Motors 4164. raan^lp guaranteed. Free esti public liability tnsurano cacr.ed ..$8.47; Sprsyer, with motor, ROOM IN private home in the preciated. S. A. Beechler, Jtealter. ewege and professional basketball were sellouts at the Garden last High to 16-8 Victory A GOOD DEAL depend* on the 1089. excellent leadoff batter by draw Thomaon. rf .. .American "The thing ha* been boiling all mates. R. M. Alexander. Tel. Free estimate Call Gilbert $32.88. Montgomery Ward, Main I country, on State highwa.v near Phone 6969. games will be televised next fall, winter and hockey attendance was ing a pair of walks and singling in Ilarabman, tb Boston at New York- McDer day, " he said, "and it will be some dealer. If you need a good used 1946 CHEVROLET, rad.o and) 3716. Fickett. 6982. street. I lake. Five mlleS from Maiichea- aa well aa boxing and wreatling much better after the games were Weatrum. c time tomorrow before wc mould car tee Sotlmenc and Flagg. Inc., THREF, PIECE Mahogany bed AVON. Beautiful new 6 room five trips to the plate. He scored Granfer 3, R. Granler 1, Merrill -. mott (1-01 vs. Lopat ( 1-0 ). heater. Good condition. Paint like ] I ter, for one or two gentlemen or bouts, track events roller derby televised. Saturday night rights at twice. Stanky now his received lanaen, p ...... onr thoughts on it." Dodge and Plymouth cart. Dodge CARPENTER Work lobbing of room suite, $169 50 Free spring house with 5 srees of land, locat Collects Three Hits, Day 11; Hits off; W. Granter 4 for Washington at Philadelphia new. $895. Phone 7244. INTERIOR AND Exterior paint-; .NATIONAI-LY Famous Alsco ' couple All convenience* Rreak- games and horse shows. the Garden for 1950 went to the seven free passes and scored five (night)—Hudson (0-1) vs. Shantz The ban was evoked last .Saliir- trucks. 634 Center street Phone ______all kinds New construction Ing. Average room papered $12. j aluminum combination, screen and Innerspring mattress Includ ; fast If desired. Write Box BJ, ed next to Avon Country club. Few seats at a boxing arana„fan Columbia Broadcasting System for Totala 26 S 12 27 16 0 6 Drives in Five Ruiis, 8 runs in 3 1-3 innings; Merrill 3 day against Stations WSFL, ed. Benson's Furniture, 713 Main. times in five games. for 4 runs in 1; Prlessner 2 for 1 (l-O) or Kellner (1-0). 8101. Open til 9. 1949 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedan. Workman’s compensation carried Including paper. OI,ings reflnlsh- and storm windows and door* to Herald. Baseboard radiation, two til* compare with a ringside view at a sum believed to be about } ,- Perfect Day At Plate rktladelpbla 4 Detroit at St. Louis- Rogovin Springfield; WTXI-. West Spring- 100 Aahburn rf Scores Once, Limits run in 0; Regan 1 for 0 runs in 1; spec.al deluxe. 4.000 miles. Call 1 (?tH for an estimate on any in- ed. Excellent workmanship. Ray protect your home Ask about our bath roonu. full attic, vary rsa- home. The important things you 000. Boxing shows brought 1400,- Dark walloped a home run and (0-0) vs, Fannin (0-0). field; WON.S, Hertford. Conn., and SELECTED USED CARS 2-2306 between 8:30 a. m. and inside or outside work. Fred WE BUY and sell good ueed I'lrnl-1 ROOM Available with complete llarrmpr. an R. Granter 2 for 3 runs in 1 2-3; mond Fiske. 2-9237. I plan of no money down. Immedi sonable. Call Sam Schwarts, miss at homo you probab^ won't 000 under the last contract and double in four times at bat to Wailkufi lb Hull to 11 Biiigies Cleveland at Chicago- Garcia WKNB, New Britain. Conn. 2:30 p. m. only. Knofla Tel. 7704. ate instailatlon. email monthly lure, combination ranges, gas houielceeplng facilltlea attached. Hartford 5-5138, or Mrs. WhiU, Hit by pitcher, by; Day (Hatch); In ,\ew York last night, Arthur see tf you're further back than tlfe the new one at the Garden certain boost his batting average to a Flnnta. rf . . (0-0) va. Cain (0-0). Priced Right (XIMPLETE Painting and decor paynients, begin Oct. 1st- Free ranges and heaters. Jones Furni Inquire 101 Chestnut street. Manchester 8274. tBth row, at the areas. Boxing on lofty .421. Until yesterday the .Tonea. 3h Passed balls; Roach: losing pitch (Red) Patteison. New York Yan 1949 FORD convertible club coupe. PLASTERING, repairing and new 1 ly won't be for any less. The re LCIL Standings er: W. Granter; Umpires; Mul- National Written Guarantee ating service. Floor sanding and estimates or additional informa ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. TV will give you a fine general keystone combination had not 8 i*1»t If New York at Boston (night) kees’ public relation,s director, Birch gray with shite wail tire*.' construction. Raymond D. Mc-J PLEASANT Furnished room, suit- 4 AND 4 DUPLEX- Nice loeaHbh- mainder of the shows at the big Caballero, Pet doon-Manise. refinlshlng. Estimates free. C. F. \ tion. See Cox Hardware Store, or stow but tt does not show the cuts. driven In a run nor crackqfl an ex 2b Jones (0-2) vs. Spahn (2-0). said: 1948 DODGE CLUB COUPE 12,000 miles. Fully equipped. V erj'1 Cartby. Phone 3097. ^ TELEVISION. Refrigerator, elec able for a married couple or 1 or | Excellent condition. Ideal, for two Ellghth Avenue sports palace will Ivopata. r Bristol...... 1.000 "The Yankees a involved in CTiarhonneau., Phone 2-9575 or write Box B, Hersld. Msed, and the most important, the tra base hit. Philadelphia at Brooklyn )0 1948 PLYMOUTH SEDAN tric range!, furniture for the en two gentlemen, neai Mam atreet. Q.I.’a or small family- 8009. H. B. be televised for $300,000—making Hatten allowed only two singles Me>er. n . Meriden . . . 1.000 this matter In that the River C>v- clean throughout. Call 6970. ■ ^ k m ENT. stone and brick work. 1 2-2805. ' sevsxlty «f a punch unless a boxer a-Blatnik .."lOO (night) —Heintzolnian (0-0 ) vs. 15 SCREE.NS 28" x 29 ", 6 acreens tire home. Cliambera Warehouse Tel. 7984. | Grady. starts staggering around or falls. a total of approximately $800,000 at Boston, as the Dodgers regis Middletown crating Company, which has all 1948 CHEV. SEDAN ------Septic tank.', 'and land'caping. for Garden productions. MIIIft. p . Manchester ..500 Podblelan (1-0). 24 ” X 24 ", Alio screen door 3’ x Sale.*, 501 Middle Turnpike East. n ewsTST. ■ this v^ ter has mads it tered their fifth straight triumph b-i^Vlittnian Yankees' jraclio and Iclovi.sion 1947 CHEV. SEDAN Valentino Belliiccl. 80 Birch ■ Repairing NICELY FURNISHED room in SIX ROOM alngls, 4 snd 3. sat* Between radio and TV, several Hamden . . . .000 Lockil Spar I St. Louis at Cincinnati —Pollct rigiita, has 'Home of C3ia.nipions‘ Aoto Acceasoilea 6'9 ”, CaU 3433 after 6. Open dally 9 m 5 p. m. Evening* a potat to score bouts seen to date following their opening day loss to i'anflinl. p (0-1) vs. Wchmeicr (0-1). 1947 CHEV. TOWN SEDAN a street. large, private home. Continuous | cellent condition, nice yard, good millions of dollars are being shell the Phillies. He rftlred 23 men in r-Goliat H a ll...... 000 network station.* WKNB in New T irw 1 MATTRESSES- Your old mat- 7:.3() to 8:,30. Where you buy for ea TV sad only once did the offi- Only games scheduled. 1947 PONTIAC CONVER’nBLE SEWING Machine, oak drop leaf less. hot water, for gentleman. 316 j location, quick occupancy. $10,* etal ling decistcn differ with the ed out for the air rights to big succession between Bob Elliott's Britain. Conn., and WSFL in ('ONTRACTT grading and excavat-l treae eterillzed and retnade. like Totalt . 96 4 2 24 t 9 4 A big southpaw, Leo Day, pro iDlemational REBUILT Motors installed in your tables, refrigerators, tables and Spruce street. 800. 8. Beechler, Realtor. front room selection. league baseball. Dumont will car second Inning single and Connie Chatter Springfield. Mass." 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN ing. Loam, fieldstone. cindcre and new. Call Jones Furniture and Npw Tork 311 100 U x - 2 vided Manchester High with its 7>>ontreal at Springfield (8:30 car. 1935 38 Ford. 1935-39 Dodge, beds of all kinds. Red Tin Bsrii, ■ TWO-PIECE Lawson style living ! — ■ I'hone 6969. TWs writer saw several baaket- ry all home football games of Ryan's ninth Inning walk. 8am Speaking for the Y'ankecs and 1946 FORD SEDAN fill, M. French. Call 8730. | Floor CJoverlng, 36 Oak. Tel 2- BEDROOM and sitting room. . ■ PhllacTlphta 000 103 000—4 first victory of the campaign yes p. m.). 1935-40 Plymouth. 1941-48 Olds- j 706 North Main street. Tel. 2- room suite, 2 ruahlon model. bsB games on TV the past two Notre Dame next (all. Shortly Jethroe followed Ryan's walk with W f strum. Thompaon: hr, Big Governor A1 Roger* i* being the River. Operating Company. 1041. kitchen privilege*. Working con- ROOMS on on* Boor, expandable 2b. Dark terday afternoon at West Hart 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN mobile 6. Practically all years I 3376. 5 years and they were most enjoy after Notre Dame signed, the Big a single, but Hatten got Marshall Mariihman. Dark. Slaler: I. Janspp. u.*ed with Coach Art Vaipcy’* Patterson added: $189 ,50 Frew barrel or lounge pie. RrivaU entrance. Inquire 166 ford, jarring Hall High by 16-8. *tartlng offensive eleven in spring "We have not requested Spring- 1941 PLTMOXmi 2-DOOR and makes. We arrange for . in (hair inclikled. worth $69,50. Ben upstairs, fireplace. Ulc bath. Oil able. Because o t the tea second Ten voted to ban "live" telecasts to end the Inning and the game. Dark; Inb rbtladolphla h New York Klnrlsts—Nurweries 15! I Eldr:dge street, (ccund floor. hot water heal. Nicely landaeap- Vic Raschl became the first 11, bbb. off Moyer 3. iStlller 1. Janaen The contest was limited to seven football practice at the University L asi [W ight's righ ts field or any minor league club to 1941 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE stallation .5 low as' $12..50 per Business OpportunMIeS 52 ST n.'ra aird Bauer upright son's Furniture 713 Main. rale aider which the ball must be of all its home games. Thia may ed. Built 1942. Immediate occu- brought down to the frqpt court New York Yankee pitcher to go Candtni 1; ao. by MUlar 1. Candlni long, tenacious innings, called be of Connecticut. The six-foot, four- waive their rights under baseball 1940 BUICK CLUB COUPE month. 3Iontgomery Ward and CABBAGE.X- Lettuce,------broccoli.------, : - - - _____- - _____ I piano Good condition. Reasonable- I be a sign of things to come. Janaon 3 ; ho. Mayor 6 In 4 innlnfa. ------T------: PLEASANT Room, next to bath. pency. Price $11,500. ElvaTylar, eC the effanslve team, basketball the route, pitching a 6-3 victory cause of darkness. inch, 215-pqund end kiso .sees serv Rule L-D, the one applying to thia Companv, Manchester. Phone kohlrabi, cauliflower plants. Also j STOCK MARKET 8er\’lce. Stock.s,. Phone 2-3r>06 anytime., SAVE 0\ Ek $13 on 3-piece oath-1 n clean, quiet home, for bust- Besides these events, TV will Millar 1 In 2. CandinI R In 2 ; balk. It was anything but baseball 1940 CHEV. CONVERTIBLE potted tomato plants at Krause bought and sold. Joseph MrClus-i — ------,------,------..Agent. Manchester ‘J-44B9- beecmes a line subject for TV. The over the Athletics In Philadelphia. ice as a line backer-up with the By The AasociatiNi Press matter. Until we have had a bet ALSO 1934 TO 1939 8161. room outfit. Offered during, Ward ( -i^i or gentleman, Call 3593. cover the World Series and the It was Raschl's 12th victory over Candlni; winner. Janaen ( 1- 1); loaor. weather. A cold breeze blew in defensive unit. Rogers was a Buffalo. N. V.—Lee Oma, ter opportunity to study the Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road. | key. Brainard-Judd. Hartford 7- ' DE'rECTO Baby scale w'.lh tray. smaQer the area to be scanned, the horse racing and major golf and Moyor (0-2>; u. rinolll, Rncfcss and like new. Bnthin:'tte wttli dress Week only. Big 5-foot steel tub— |______— LARGE. Custom built raacA type the Mackmen. The Yankees Warnoko; •. 2 :16; a. 4340. ftom cenlcrfield across the infield. standout with the freshman team 196 3-4, Newark, N. J., outpointed Springfield decision, wc have no I ■ Call 3700. j .5291, Mancheater 2-3272. ------better H to for video. tennis tourneys. This all makes Term.s To Suit You mg tablet aluminum botlle steril low and flat for comfort and lafe- ONE LARGE, comfortable room^ expandable Ciape Cod. Breaeway, The. average fan can see and played without Tommy Henrich. a—Blatnik alnglod for Moyop in 5th; l>ay went the route while Coach last fall. Vern Mitchell, 187 1-4, Detroit, 10. comment to make." Motorcyelea—Bicycles 11 also one single room in private! for a wonderful picnic fbr the Eric Nordfelt called upon five hurl- Comment from the N. W. PANSIES. Giant strains in bloom, I izer Canadian Lynx fur jacket ty. New design steel lavatory with t(wo-car attached garage, hot aaderstond football much better who suffered a recurrence of his b—Whitman grounded out for Miller White Plains, N. Y.—Aldo Mi- COLE MOTORS—4164 handy ledge. Tub and lavatory j home. Quiet neighborhood. Phone ' by TV than at the atadium. Sel- sports-minded TV set owner. knee Injury In batting practice. In 7lh; c—Gollat grounded out for era to stop the locals. Nino Petricca looks like the nelli, 150 1-4, Italy, outpointed Ayer and Son Company, which han 50c a ba.skct. Premier strawberry j Help Wanted—Female •1‘> 12-14, $4(j Somali I-eopard fur water oil heat, bath, lavatory, Detroit's Tigers won their fifth Candlni In 3th. Day had himself a terrific day beat pitcher Manchester High has dles Atlantic’s radio advertising, 1946 MERCURY club coupe. This BOY'S BI(?YCLE, $7. Call 6942. plants 35 - $1, 100 - $2.75. No. 1 coat 12-14. Phone 2-9,580. covered with smooth white por 8188. fireplace, screens, storm windows, Tommy Bazzano, 148 1-2, Middle- WAITRESS Wanted. Must have celain-enamel— resist slalnt and| game In six starts, defeating the at the plate. He drove In five runs boast^ in years. 'The Red and wBs not available last night in ear Is In erfcellent mechanical Gladioli bulbs. 12 - S.5c. Aspara-1 1 tiiil dormsr. park like g^unda. Wane of Birmingham, Ala., won town, Conn., 8. some experience. Apply in per-! Browns In a St. Louis night game. Kew Terli • with a pair of ‘doubles to center White captain has plenty of form New York. condition and the finish looks like gus. Mary Washington, 35 - $1,! NINE-PIECF: blond mahogany; acids, clean in a flash'. Stainless! Htnry Esoott Agency. 3683. Country Club the last two holes from Marjorie ' ■ ab r h f> Jackaonvillr, Fla. Billy Brown, so.). Silk City Diner, 641 Mam j vitreous china closet—bowl clean* AparlntMa. Plata, Lindsay of Decatur. 111., for a one Virgil Trucks had a one-hit shut and a single to left. On the hill he and all around ability. 165. Manchester, Conn., stopped Protc.sf.s from radio listeners new. A guaranteed car, prVeed 100 . $2.75. Four acres hardy | dimiig set (table pads(. 6 vsalnut | Rltzulo. s* ...... 4 3 4 .3 met the restriction when It was an Rosincst Scmccfi Offered 15 j street. chalt.s. (leather swaK. can’ed ■ quickly, quietly. Set comes com Tm am enla 63 MANCHESTER up victory. out for seven' innings but homers Bau*r. rf'lf ...... 5 1 t 4 mowed down eleven batters on Chico Pacheco, 156. South Ameri right. See it at Balch Pontiac, ______' " I plants. including delphinium Bowlers Dine by Hank Arft and Dick Kokos and ColUna. lb ...... 3 1 7 strikes. His only weakness was Chuck McCarthy, writing in The nounced last Saturday. A Ma.s.«a- T n British oak double bed. complete.! plete with all chrome-plated fit In the lower half Helen' Sigcl ca, 6. lrc„ 155 Center street, Manches- J phlox, poppies, rock garden | xv’ON PRODU(7TS offers excel- HEIATF.D, four room downstair* six room Colonial, 7 years oM. at. a double knocked him out of the DiMagffio, cf ...... 6 0 1 3 walks—a managers' nemesis—as Briatol Press, had thia to say in a chusetts Legislator. Rep. John .T. Seven dozer canning jars, mile ting* and seat. Now cut from reph won 16 and 18 to edge Caroll Dir- recent column, "This corner feels London—Terry Allen, 111 3-4, O’Rourke, filed a resolution with ter. Phone 1-4545. Open evenings GARDENS Plowed, verx reason- plants, etc. Shrubs, evergreens, lent opport((nity to earn money in fiat, unfurnished or partly fiirn-: Hot waUr. oU heat. TlreplM#^ at- Inger of Tiffin, Ohio, one up. tax. Art Houtteman stopped the Berra, e ...... 6 0 S 5 he Issued eleven passes. Hall man London, outpointed Honore Pra- rose bushes, fruit tree*. 'Trans itenis. 61 Durkin Street, 7 to 8 ' $128.42 to only ^114.95. Install toched garage. Bcreened t e r r ^ Namnl tioekwoed's team walked Brownie uprising In the ninth to Johnaon. 3b . . . . . 3 1 1 0 that with, a fair club and an en the Maasaehuaetts House urging and Sundays. j ,ble. Call 8426. anyUme. your spare time. (14) Manches Ished. 174 Main (rtreet or call Today's other upper bracket aged to get eleven bits off Day tesi, 110, Marseilles, France, 15, planted vegetable and bedding p. m. I now for 10 a l« . lb ...... 8 1 0 10 tha locaU atung Walt Grin ter, gutter and conductor work. Try chester Herald. Box ZA. burner combination oil and gat Betty Bush of Hammond, Ind., ing. Rocky Lucero, San Fran LOW PRICE SPECIALS clal and domestic. Emergency 24- ' THAYER Baby.stroller, one Iraln- full dormer, park like ground*. High team single, 415, was won Chapman, cf ...... 411 4 atarting pitcher, in the fourth and your "Local .Roofer." Call Coughr range, dual oven. Also timer and Busintira Ixicstioiia by Ctorolyn Laklng's group; Anne against Mrs. J. M. Gessler of Phil Gsrdella to Minors cisco, 6. " Batting—Phil Rizzuto, Yankee.* hour service Phone 2-1797. EXPERIENC7ED LADIES west chaiiiiier. Very good condition. | adelphia; Pat O'Sullivan of DMlInfer. 8b ...... 613 1 drove him to the showera. ..^ ck 1939 PACKARD 4-DOOR SE- ______lin 7707. light. Aaking $150. Call J-4178. For Rent 64 COVENTRY LAKE McBride. Nellie Johnson, Eleanor Lehner, rf ...... 808 1 Priesaner came to the mound, faced Billy Brown, local pro middle Houston, Tex.—Bobby Dykes, —had a perfect four-hit day to lead sales peraon. Good salary. Send] phone 6310. Orange, Conn., against Mary DAN. Radio and heater,' b a c k y a r d s , cellars cleaned.! Several year around home* Scranton and Dot Ballsieper. Mrs. Cincinnati, April 26.—(FI—It'a Suder. 3b ...... 300 6 two batters and gave up two bits. weight boxer, stopped Chico 149, San Antonio, knocked out the Yankees to a 6-3 triumph over ROOFING — Specializing in re letter with qualifications to Box THREE-PIEC7E bedroom set. Rea FOUR ROOM profcsatonal offlc* Agnes Wall of Menominee, Mich.; a-Moaea ...... 0 0 0 0 Pacheco, 156, of South America', 6 rubbish removed, odd jobs. Rea- priced from $7,500 to $10,600. Lockwood's team ran second with back to the minora for- Dnnny Roland Granter came on to retire Dave Meredith, 147, Tampa, 2. the Philadelphia Athletics. cylinder. ! j pairing roofa of all kinds, also C. Herald. sonable. Ctan be seen at 37 Clin for rant in heart of Main street. Helen Sigel of Philadelphia Markland. 3b . . . . .10 10 in the eighth round of a scheduled Honolulu—Carl "Bobo" Olaon, Pitching—Joe Hatten, Dodgers — j sonable. Phone 2-3047. 402 aiuDalao took first place for Gardella. the half-pint outfielder Guerra, e ...... 301 1 the aide. The latter met His down new roofa. Gutter work. C?hlm- Bonis and Acreaanrien 46 ton street. First floor. Call 5177. against Helen Hampton of Chat ten-round feature event at Jack 164 S-4, Honolulu, stopped Roy j 1^39 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR , ------=------STENOGRAPHER 5 day*, conven LAKE WILLIAMS high team three string with 1138. who caused baseball a lot of legal b-Valo ...... 1 0 0 0 fall In the next frame as the In Held the Braves bo two singles in tanooga, Tenn., and Mary Ann sonville, Fla., laat night. e x p e r t Washing m arine re- neys cleaned and repaired. 26 H.4VE You checked up on the 1950 1 Florence Johnson's team was sec- headaches. Tipton, c .10 0 0 diana pushed over three runs on a Miller, 158 3-4, Kansas City, 5. winning, 3-0. SEDAN — Radio and ient East Hartford. Start $40. SALE OF famous ABC washers. AIR CX5NDITIONED OFFICE. Near WllUmanUc. Tear around Downey of Baltimore, against Mrs , . , pairs. Also wringer rolls for all years' experience. Free estimates. Fairly good shorthand required. Johnson Sea Horae out ioardi? ] home sites just off black top road. . ond with 1121. Frances Forde, The St. Louts Cardinals sold the Briaale. p ...... 3 0 ft 0 single hit-aided by an error. Call Howley. Manchester 5361. Save $.50. .ifodel 251SP. reg. Orford Building- Apply Mar J. D. Platt. Jr., of Miami. former New York be chair Plrkey ...... 100 86 100—286 West Hartford (8) team. 1989 PACKARD "130" 4-door repaired, burners, refrigerators, | EFFICIENT Plumbing and heat PAINTER WA.NTED. Call 2-0333 Ing 3-tab hex—easy to install. New London 2-7128. French, cf . . . . . 2 1 0 0 0 2 T h tG o U L a M ing. Plugged drains machine after 5. condition. Ideal for cottegs, or ------; acreena and atorm wlndowa, 'large man next year succeeding Janet Low Man ...... 82 76 86—244 sedan. This car ia oeing offered at ranges, washera. etc. All work: Labeled flre-realstant by Under country. Inquire 12 Knox atreet, UNIVERSITY Inatnictor desires grounds, rivsr frontags, $11,800. Gilbertson. Skinner, cf '.. . 0 0 0 1 0 cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 writers' Laboratories. Inc., New Local Little League to Open $42.75 an exceptionally Ibw price . for guaranteed. Metro Service Co. j WANTED—Man who can qualify or phone 4462. to rent 4 or 5 room hous*. furn- | Total ...... 482 444 449 1375 Kalln'skl. 2b. Sb 3 1 0 2 0 i Hamiltona Play quick aale. It will provide very Tel. Manchester 2-0883. Oakland atreet. Phone 6497. cut froqj $6.9|5 to $5.35 per sguare McCue, I f ----- .. 5 3 2 2 1 1 for management of profitable Ished or unfurnished within 7 or i irc.M p Y p ^ r O T T A G E N C Y good transportation- for many { OIL BUR.NER eerviee and repaira. 10% down, oh terms. Montgom NEW, UNPAINTED chest*, drop- Waaley Inraranoe (2) Anderson, lb . . 5 2 3 7 t 0 SEWING MACHINE repairing, business in city of Manchester. 8 mile radius of Storrs. No chil* I EsLtt Lenezyk to Play May 30 with Doubleheader Baseball Sunday . . . haadaomdy styM and milts. Sse tArry Scranton at All makes oil rburners and furn Write Rawlelgh's, Dept- CUD-26- ery Ward, $lain street. leaf tobies, chairs .bookcasta. dren. Tel. New London #996 after H eny Eecott Tost ...... 8$ 83 88—258 MacHardy, rf . . S 1 2 1 0 0 Baleh Pontiac, Inc:, 155 Center electrification, conversion to mod-1 tsikind. . . 100% all-virgin wool aces, Earl Van (?amp. Tel. '2-9976. 158, Albany, N. Y. ^ Also used furniture. The Wood 4:30, reverse chargee, ask for Mr. 1 Thslma Jeffries Eseott M. Oowlea . . 8 0 96 97—273 Downes, rf . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 atreeL Tel. 2-4545. Open evenings ern cabinets, expert workman-1 ______Defending Champ Osher ... .. 8 0 72 84—236 Razzano, ss . . . 3 0 0 0 1 0 Semi-pro baseball geU an. evly worsted with long-lasting water shed, 11 Main street. or Mr*. Edward Beysr. j Real Estate—IBsunmee and Sunday. ship. ABC Appliance, 21 Maple, j j^ qX AIR FLO Heat, com- W'ANTED— Energetic, ambltioua Dinmontfa— W atrhi ______-J------29$ Hl|ji Street West Pongratx ..108 97 105—310 Preliminary plana call for the • coach the Cardinals with George Hatch, ss . . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 start Sunday afternoon when the rvpeUeat flnieb. A versatile 2-1575. official opening of the Manchester | "Huck" Ecabert his assistant. A plete plumbing and heating. young man for deliveries and gen Jewclrp 48 FINE OLD pine four (irawsr chest, WANTED— 4 room rent unfurn- Mancheater $$$$ Gordon .. . . 89 96 89—274 Farrell. Sb . . . .. 0 0 0 0 I 0 Hamilton Props play host to the 19M BUICK Ooupt. Radio, heater. Plnehurst, N. C., April 26— Little League on Memorial Day | manager la sought for this entry, sraar 'roqad coat of lozurioue The Xassitta Plumbing and Heat eral-aaalatance in food markeL pulls of hand-carved walnut with ished, by mother and son. Both ,Beau(lry. 3b . .. 2 1 1 0 1 1 Meriden Insilcoa 6t 8, o'etoeg- Inquire 22 North ESm street. No FLOOR Probisma solved w’lth LEONARD W. Yoet Jeweler, re FIVE ROOM home, eomplatoty re When first round pairings were afternoon with a doubleheadcr Seariooa next weqjc will be Tues- quality at a modarate price. ing Co. Manchester 2-3701, or gold framed shadow box mirror. woritlng. GooA refsrsnees. Phon# Total .446 444 461 1351 Barton, 2b •... .. 2 0 0 0 0 0 Johnny Chomick, leading sticker Unoleum, asphalt tile xounter. Bxperienc* pre.ferred. Must have decorated. Modem kltehcn, oak ■Mde for the 48th women's North C oos to and eee this and other dMleta. Glastonbury 3-3P49. pairs, sdjttsU watcbie* (xpertly. Hand decorated and stenciled 2-1$$$ after 8 p. m. * Mftiicheater RadUUir (2> planned. Thia announcement was day and Thursday nights at M t Brabec, c . . . ..'2 0 1 4 0 .,1 in the 'Twilight League U#t'sea Expert workxixnihip, free eatl- knowledge of streets In towm. floor*, copper plumbing, garage and ftouth Invitation Golf Touma- made this morning by Rec Di- Nebo. Both aeaaiens wrill start Heasonsbl* priesa Open Thurs chest of drawers with gold fram Bycholiki .110 88 106—304 Sweeney, c .. . . 2 0 0 3 0 son, is the new playing-coach of aasart Alligator rainceaU 1985 tWO-DOOR Chevrolet sedan, matea. Open evenings. Jones' Reference required. Good steady and bam. Approximatoly 24$ mant, tha ^ k e d room gentry rector John Falkowskl. All Little | promptly at 6 o'clock. All young- day sveninga. 139 Spruin: atreet. ed mirror. Antique tavern table, 4 OR 6 ROOMS by two working Lucas .. . 87 106 96—289 W. Granter, p .. 2 0 1 0 4 0 the Silver City nine. Art PongraU —our stock is oompletel rbdlo, heater, good Urea. Any Niirniture, 'Oak atreet. Plidne job for right person. Writ* stat acre*. Excellent eondltiea On toia ■gfiwd that-^wadlng through the League games will be played at aten t ^ n g out arc urged to at- Miltlnery—nreasiMlilnit 19 Phone 2-438.. Open daily. refiniahed, fine condition, 65* Ma adulto. Mother and ton. Call $897 Wilhelm . 88 79 88—247 Prlessner. p . .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ia at the helm for Hamilton.- good offer accep^|i. Phone 8997- 2-1041. ing particulars to Box V, Herald* line. Price $11,000. Elva Iptor, upper braekn to Saturday's finals Memorial Field. The league will tend all practice sessions aa time R. Granter, p ..■O 0 0 0 0 0 Several local players will per hogany end table, $5. Three after $ p. m. Poharski 83 71 90—244 ALTERA'nONS. All kind* for Agmit Phona 2e$4$0. . would Indeed be a klng-sized operate every Tuesday and Thurs is short and every aetoion counts. Bruno, a ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 form with the Props. Jimmy Blan drawer pine che*;, reftnlshed, chore. Low Man 80 72 84--236 I16A8 to |49At men's, ladles' and children'i wear. Garden— Fnmi— Dairy $nDDLE-AGED working couple day evsning with one game each Last night two films were MerriU. p . . . .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 chard U expected to get the O il 3-3828 after 5. Siloatiora Wanta^— $35. Old pin* dreaelng table refin WEST CENTER Btoeet The opinion was borne out today showrn all Little Leaguers and PredBCU 60 dealr* 4 or $ room apartment Total . . .448 416 484 1328 n i^ t. In opening Memorisl Day KEfUl, p ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 mound assignment with Ernie rtaato U iahed, $12.60. Phone 2375. eotealal with mrloito a wban two of tha biggest names in and playing a twinWll, It will give membera of the Baseball School at Noske and George Swan in re preferably Silver Lane or CU8TUM litADB CLUTHC8 to fit BLUEBERRY Bushes, 3 and S S-ear garage, oil atetas 1 the tottmaBsent. finalists a year all four league members a chance the East Side Rec. More than serve. Joe Bcmel and Zip Duro- REGISTERED Nurse will car* for cheater. No chlldrea «r peto. OMl Prtooees (4) T otals___ 33 8 11 21 10 5 Individual. Will (srork from pat year cultivated; locally growm, FREE CRIB mattress, worth place, Btorm wtodom and ■aritoA ago, met in today’s second round. to display their wares on opening 400 boys attended. The films were cher, nephew of Lippy Leo of the tern or will originate. D res see. pre-acheol children at hsr hem* Hartford $-5101 after $ pi m. PhlUlps ...... 80 90 97—267 a—grounded out for Sth big producera, large berries, easy $12.95, with ell cribs purchased Venetian blind*, tosmedtota acau^ . Defending champion Peggy Kirk day. entitled, "The Pitching Stars" and Manchester . . . 1 0 1 7 3 2 2— 16 Giants, will share tbit base dutles- aulta. coats, gonme. ste. Phone by hour or day. Phone y k > . Fyler ...... 75 84— 159 to grow. Priced rtasonable. F. this week at Benaon'a Furniture, pABCJTe T , J. OESefcSttp- IhliilR e eC Flniflay, Ohio, drew he her foe Peretto ...... 90 79 — 169 Need Om Mare Maaager ‘The Double Play Kings of Base- Hall ...... 105001 1—8 Pat Bolduc will hold doseii one 2-.n9Uft Gill, 83 Demlng street. 713 Main streeL______FarBia ani I b b 6 t e r Sale 71 Phone 841$. Grace Lsomyk of Hartford. Oonn.. Kloter ...... 102 89 94— 285 One more manager ia needed to baU." Rujis batUd In: Hawjkea, Eella, oiitflcld berth while Mike Zwidc MARRIED Woman with 10 yeara' whom Mias Klrfc downed 6 and 4. complete the official roatorjof each Thursday night ht 6 a school office experience, desires typing Beebe . . . 141 105-^246 Petricca 8, Day (5). ‘Wima, Kelley, wUI be at third. STRAWBERRY Plants, Premisra 6' CROSLEY Shelvador*. Good OVER AN acre of land, partially SEVEN I ^ M Obtotoa^^ to last yaat's flnala. lAae Lenesyk, team. Ernie Dowd will coach the aaaaion will be held for boya IS Meriden has a veteran ' team viMvtng— I'nMiliiit'—^ to do at home. Phone 6772. Mclntoch 96 105 86—287 Anderaon, MacHardy (8), Beau or Temples. From South last condition, 8 yeara old. Make offer, cleared; Nice location, high eleva > Batkmal champion, has won Red Sox with Blof Solomonaon as years and over at Mt. Neba dry. Brabec, W . Grantor; Two- with Vern Cbnnell in right field, *4|iiraffa . M will deliver. Phone 2-9927. tion. city water. Pcle* $11,000. "let two medals and been run- his assistant and Fran "F lit" Ma geaaiaaa S«t«rday year, $1.25 a hundred. Also rhu ToUl ...... 448 504 4M 1418 baa'hlte: Day (2), H^wkea. Pe Wint riUpek at third. Jack C ^ - Pbea* g-00$S. •rqlMr. S$16. two y « a ^ Howard’s (#) honey will serve aa manager. Tha Saturdsy wlU be tha start of tha tricca, Anderson, McGUe; Tturee- hsn in center, and Joe Ptotek qt ‘THE AUZ'HN A- Cbamben Oe., SitnUoM WaalH— barb roots; 25c asch. J. P. COon- $’ SERVED GAB reMctrator. local and long dtatanee ooving. >mtn up- Tsyfor •• ...... 99 90 98—285 Tfuikaea will ha coadiad by Joe official tryouts for the Uttle base MU: K eU ^; Stoten beMs: pherL Ende OafiUrly win ntay Malt St nor, ITl Union straet. Florence comMnatton go* oQ ' ’ Itoeer Feaae-1 -. ■ . . . . ^ 81 82 — 168 LovHt 'With Harold Qaer bis first League. Sessions wiu ba hald at 'second base fos the riaitova- packing, . crating and storage. Hawkss (2). R ^ b . Pinnegaa, SKIPPY and Ski’s complete house PREMIER Strawberry ptanU. $13 range, excellent eonditiom lluat Read B«rald Advt. BEE PAGE Howard ...... 77 78—150 lieutenant and Billy Gabby man ML Nabo from 9 to 11 o'clock. Ftdler, MeCue, Anderson. Mac- BUI LoiMrgan, formsriy with Serricet to all parts of the U. 8. sell. Beat offer takea them. CaU and. tks' 'lower A. and Canada. Call 5187. Hart hold cleaning service, foasonable thousand. J. Moriarty, 154 Wood Tedford ...... 85 98 77— 258 ager. Tbe Dodgera vrin be coached Only thoae boys aUgibla, agaa sight Hardy, Farrell; Sacriftcea: Eella the Hartford Chieto, is ex 3-975L seven matelua Oowlea ...... 98 101 96—2M by Wally Fortin with Art Patton through twelve, are asked to re (2); Left on bates: Manchester' pected to toe the slab with Kay MEN S SHOP( ford 6-1423. rata*. T*L 2-058$. land strset TeL 6091. eonteatod. TIm Morton ...... 91 90—181 hU assisUnt. Leif Diana will port during thia time. Boys who (7). Hall (51; Baaea on balU; W. WoodUce aqd Hy Chapin,- ex- " 7 8 9 M A I N s t r e e t upffo todt preihicad the closest manage the Mancheater version of will be 13 before August 1 are Granter 5, Regan 2, R. Granter 2, UOnn ace, re'ady for rgUef if nec MAhJCMFSTER-COMM- tk ttm to upaH when Bee Mac- Total . .440 460 431 1331 Dem Bums. Johnny Hedlund will asked to report at 11 o'clock. Merrill 1, Day 10; 8trike-euU: W. essary^ t PP: WEDNESDAY, AFBIL M, IfM Section Ttto WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2«, 1960 fftanrl;rBtrr lEttrnins I|rralh W E D N E SD AY, A P R IL Z6, 19M Pages 2 J to 28
MerryWed liMiking, smart, and you Thomas Ferguson, of The Her ran use your own individuality in making it expre.ss rubber tips on legs shown how to get the maximum f o r y o n r w OTHER LARGE BRIMMED HATS Famnua make you ald. haa returned from New York — with comfortable efficiency by the utlllxatlon of would expect to pay your own decorating and color ideas. These pieces are $149 5 City where he attended the an This picture shows tbe ultra-modern new First National Bank today *19 9 5 every Inch of space. IN PASTEL STRAWS 82».95 for thia quality. exceptional . . . they have been made by a factory that mattress. nual convention of the Aesociated with every facility installed for customer convenience and efficiency. The American Bankers Associa specializes in maple only . . . lhal KNOWS how to de Press. tion, Bureau of Educational dis sign it . . . make it . . . finish it. No matter what the priaon In mld-Aprll by a cast of play# in Chicago haa recently re size of your bedroom, you ran use just the right pieces To Present Play eight principals and 28 others, all quested "before" and “after” pic tures of the building for use In $ 2 .9 8 to combine harmony and utility. Note the low prices Personal Notices inmates. The men wore authentic Make Up Your Own Suite their Chicago offices. Articles on the list below. At Prison Farm biblical garments and allowed Poster Bed ...... $22.50 have also been published by the Milinery Dept.—Second Floor CLOSEOUT ON A FEW Card of Thanks their beards to grow to make the Advertising Age. Burroughs Clear Linoleum Rug WHliam H. Griffin o f 90 Hanry prcsemlatlon all the more realistic. ing House, American Banker and Double Dresser and W» Wlih to th»nk all of our neiitli- street, guard at the Osborn rtisoii They did exceptionally well, and Bank Notes. Mirror ...... $98.00 bors. friends and relatives for tholr In Enfield, for more than .iprlngfleld papers published pic Just recently Diebold. Tnc. saft LINK SPRINGS many acts of kindness Snd synfipstbv tures of the cast and favorable and vault manufacturer# Who made No seconds, ail first A M Q g shown us durinf our recent bereave reventeen years, called on practlc- Amazing illy all the local clergymen in comments. They plan to have it the Installation of First National Not A ll Sizes Night Table . . $16.95 BY raent. the loss of our wife and mother It'i Evlnrude that offer* a compteca grade rugs, 9x12 size. V f c i Msr>- Shields, tVe espeolslly thank tin ,;>wn today. In the effort to Inter filmed and televlxcvl. Bank of Manchester has reproduced line—6 model*—1.9 to 9.9.4 i A M i a n v M ^ Tall Cedkrs pall hearers, and all lho» est them and their parishioners Superintendent George H. Brad In full for their own publication. cenified horsepower. Drop in. Brand new springs, KROEHLER 4 Drawer Chest $31.50 who helped to llahlen our burden. Bank Notes, the article appearing we ll be glad to help foo chooaa Assorted patterns. $7.95 In attending a repeat performance ley who had considerable to do rhe right one for rour boat 1 but odds and ends. i of the religious drama. "Joseph with the performance, has given in the Manchester Evening Herald Values up to $19.95. 4 Drawer Dresser and ' and Benjamin," scheduled for consent for the repetition of the just prior to the bank a opening. .'Sunday evening, April 30, at 7 ;30 play, and Mr. Griffin is Interested This publication enjoys national M ir r o r ...... ■ ... .$54..50 2 PIECES ! at the prison. In having a large number o f Man distribution. O N LY A T 1 The play waa presented at chester people witness It. A con N. William Knight, executive HALE'S SELF SERVE Chest on Chest .. $54.50 vice president and cashier of Firat cert of a half hour's' length will BARSTOW'S The Original In New England precede the drama. There is no ad National Bank o f Manchester 3 Drawer Dresser and SOLID BRASS mission. He also extends an Invi stated that the federal authorities Just North of P. O. Mirror ...... $42.50 V tation to various High school and originally estimated that the bank and HEALTH MARKET METAL udult dramatic cliiba. He may be would have one million dollars tn Evlnrude Since IBM TABLE LAMPS reached between 5 and 7 p. m. at resource* at ^the end of the first •xciting n«w fabric . * . thrilling n*w valu* his home, tel. 6210. If further in year of operations. THURSDAY SPECIALS Kitchen Stool Green or maroon formation is desired. Mr. Knight point# out that as shades. 3 way. . . . costly custom looks Green Stamps ^Given With Cash Sales MAHOGANY BEDROOM SUITE * •* 24 in. high. Red, white 26 in. tall. Sensational Genuine mahogany veneers overvvr birch woods, 181h■r’ln «. centuryv ik u i st> ling. CHICKEN OF THE BEA or green colors. Very value. sturdy. Dust proof drawers, TUNA ______33e center drawer guides, DRAPERIES brass drawer pulls. Dresser, bed, chest on chest. Reg. $210.00. INDIAN HEAD eottoi CRISCO or SPRY > u 83c 149 ODD BEDS Introductory Offer rata and atitchea HASSOCKS Values up to $39.95 X-PERTCAKE Reg. $2.95 5-PC. HOWELL CHROMSTEEL Combination Leath Full size. Sensa MIX ______^ ..47e erette covered col tional value at 195 ors. Real value. DINETTE SET NO. 2 C AN S. * W. NEW 1950 STYLING SAUERKRAUT 2 c . 25e Has the famous cushionized construction famous with Kroehlcr, upholster* cd with beautiful durable jacquard hourle, has fringe around the bottom You’ re choosing a fabric that’s smart for Apparel 10 Lb. Bag 45c nf sofa, chair, built for last ONIONS ing comfort, in choice col Fashions, yet one that’s easy to handle. Or you ors. Matching chair $.59.5(>. STOVE SCOOP want speed and ease in cutting, perhaps for Homo CABBAGE 2 L b . T3c THE LOWEST PRICE ON A DUAL Fashions . . . material that needs no basting, that 179 OVEN COMBINATION RANGE tailors easily as the stitch of an ;igilc needle. T OM ATOES ' Pkgi. 19c Your choice is Indian Head® by Nashua* . . . 1 2 PIECE FLOOR SAMPLE STR E IT 1 popular since the year 1831 . . . guaranteed, too, HEALTH MARKET 1 Living Room Suite SLUMBER C H A^ 1 I v , , against fading, yunning, and shrinkage over 1% C E N TE R CUT DUAL-OVEN RANGE 1 Reg. 6I4B.OC ^-•j S ' J r MA^L'HISaTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 FACE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950 PAGE TWENTY-lH[]il?5B House wlta%aterlala which we ex Bastem Connecticut Girl Scout De on* control and develop mass pro Beduius Armed ° duction of one good model for each White House Is pect will ^ v e 'a aatiafaetery per morning Kathy Paula snd I k , , * « 1 , velopment Committee, will report formance of service without cost sale will be held May 6 with Boniile K^ng Cole Trio typ* of plan*. Hue Lassen. Barbara Omtos, Gay (h rd King of Hartford visited *t 1 I F U U .I I i l U m i C 1 ^ MODEL AIIU^LANES to this thre.' towns, work of her "Even If this plane la not quit* ly repair* for 300 or more years. committee to daW. Miss Against Bandits Good for Years Ansonia Police Sec Saucers .South Goveutry Nls.scn and Alice Crlckmore the the home Of Mr. and Mrs. ('. L. BOATS and SUPPUBS k Heaillitaed as good as one which might be per "Tlie building will be re roofed Uttle. Hyland, community advisor will ■ with slate and -copper flashlnga MANIPHESTER Mra. l*auUne LllUe committeo In charge. Gf> to AiisiTalia fected by continued ecattered ex St. Mary’s CYO will not meet also be present. ! Tbl Aviv. Israel—(Ah—The Israeli periments. the advantages would Washington—(Ah—Three centur and much of the red metal on tn* H’llHmaatlc Ex. Phone HOBBY SHOPPE Clair L. Robinson, Aral select-1 roof will, of cours*, be reuawL For Second Successive Day this week. May 2 a party for the Japan (Vninta Visitors N»t ••Klni:” Cole Md hi* Wo. govermnent la issuing arms to outweigh this disadvantage," Heln ies without major repair* arc cast of the variety show presented Sydne.v - OTi • Tliousanda of Cor. OrlswoM M i Osntcr iicponenta of “Royal ? man, ha* announced the appoint- ; Beduin tribes In the Negev wilder kel said. "All the Allied nations Copper wlll also b* uaad for gut C a r p e t C e n t e r A combination garage ami st'ire- raenl of Steven Sadlon of Ei donl j hoped for in the renovation of the ters, leaders and downspout*. All April 21 will be held at the church 'Tokyo .,1’) More than 22.000 Dutch soldiers In Indonesia are r t u Rhythm," along w th Claude ness area to atrengthen their de would be using the same type of Anaonia, April 26. —uFi An oilil I saw It. It WSB shaped more like house, owned by Williani .Menzel hall In the evening. Road as dog warden. | iBane. They could shift planes | White House. Lorenro S. Wlnalow, hot and cold water lines will b* persons visited Japan between the rlsmuriiig tn go to Australia In Thornhill. JU* piano, and hi* oi^ fense against attacks by marau ahaped luminous amber object a gravy boat than a saucer, " he Dunn road. North Coventry, was, Klist (Yingregatlomil , i hiivch ehcstra. wUl Jointly headline ^ e Mr. ami Mrs. Reginald Lewis ders. A government census of the where needed, use a central stock architect In charge of the project, j red brass, while the heating, vent aald. surrender and I'iee. 31, 1940, the stead of being returned to Holland. for which Congress appropriated | and waaU llnea will be copper CARPET FASHION OPENING moving northward above the west dc.lrijycd by fire late Biinday «f-i trad" and Industry ministry an- stage ahow placing this Saturday and tliree sons, of Woodland Ter Beduin tribes in southern Israel pile or spar* parts. And they could ern horizon ha.s been reported by It was the second view of the evening in the imsement Some of tlie 111 will got here. Th* 16,400,000, saya: • | tube. The, hardware fixture* srtll ternoon.VAIIIt/tMIV The *4»X VIS*cause is still of unde- and Sunday at the SUte theater. race will sl>end the week In Rut- showed a population of Ifi.OOO. build a lot mere planes a lot fast members of the Ansonia police de- flying object for Patrolman Koley. Karen L. and Hazel .Mae IJttle noiineen. About half were tourists Aiistrallnn and Netherlands gov- Plowing — Harrowiag Hartford. Vou will thrill to Nat And’. Vt.. with Mr. L«wia’s parenU. Identity cards are being given to er than with many varied models." "We are rebuilding the White i be solid brasa and bronse.” Two fellow jwllcemen were with teriiiinemorigin. Coventry Volun and the rest were businessmen and ermnenls have conipleteil negotia p.-irlnienl on two successive morn teer Fire Coinpiyiy 2 prc.sldent are spending (his .-week In llaln- "King" Oole. and hi* trio, lho*e Mr. and Mr.i. .lohn Osmond and them. OPEN 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. ings. him in a patrol car at 12:30 a. m,. vlllc with Mr and Mrs. L L Hill Japanese visiting relatives. They tions for young Diiteh soldiers to masters of musical mood*, when sons John and Dan will sipend the Monday on North State street Richard .1. Roehm i.'poil.s. .Vpprox- ] spent almost 412,000,000. migrate to Aiistrnlla. J. MORIARTY Day and night attacks against Patrolman John Foley phoned Imately f35(KJ damage is leixiited. nnd Mrs. T. K. Little. Monday they aing and swing their old fa week as giie.sts of Mr. Osmond a Beduin and other settlement* in headquarters at 1:30 a. m. yester- j when they saw the object moving 181 WOODLAND ST. vorites, and many of their most mother. Mrs C B. Osmond in April 17th Through April 27 tb northward In the sky over the No insurance was currlivl on Uie ’ the Negev area by band* of band day ■'lie had seen the object which building. recent recording hlta, such as Washington. D. C. it* and marauder* occur frequen?- Just A Bonfire he said "resembled a half mi»n but western hills. TEU 6092 ■Twisted Stockin’*." "C*lyp»o Billy and .Rk'ky Wiley of Middle- ,Now is the time, as the saying was sqilared off on an end," mov "It was visible for about two Two cats and a iraclor had been ly. ______driven from the garage atlei the Blues." "Babv, Won’t You Say i toum are spending the week end ^ goes, for all good property own- ing northerly. U was visible for mlmites. and nnovlng flret slowly You Love Me•’ and ”1 Almost Lost 308 Main St. Phone 2.4343 and then rapidly. ” Patrolman Wil hlaze was discovered by a neigh with their gtandparenls, Mr. M d ' jjp to tackle a thorough job of about fourxnunutes before It dis My Mind." Claude Thornhill, Mrs. .lohn .1. B Wiley of Chestftilt | appeared, FoHw said. He walked to liam 0'Br1«n aald. "I wouldn’t call bor. A saw rig. hiiml tools, leilil- whose expert piano artistry and Hill Mrs. Wiley le giving s birth Coordinate Work, spring cleanin|( - in ■homes, stores, the Taxi Lunar 4»3ia to / y e * ” u U 4 n—9 • $TAVI TNIATMI ftUllOINO fill and be prepared for any emer awarded to the Ellsworth school Albert Lyman, coach for both make their home with her parents. 7S3 MAIN ITOtny MANCHIf?tll« CONN. This was the only first the Scout paper. “ South Wlnds."\Th»' papel the Wonder Raking company in teams. The boy* chose David Bel- gency before you start a spring- East HarlfoiM Tuesday. Hie sum Mr. and Mr.s. Sam Epstein on Pine DieI 3430 * G««rt« NEtkitt, YES MANEftr cleaning blaze! Be sure your pile troop wdh in the lest*. They took scored 831 points of a" possible loa's aa their manager; Donald street. Mr. I^evine Is working in Ittni miEt rtsiEiiiti tf til turfBuniiAf tooni second In first aid water iKilling 1,000 points on contents, s it in g , of J10.18 was made on the food Sub'Cc.’ (o rodcrol Tax PINE Bellows, captain; James Emerson, of rubbish is a safe distance from sale the early part of the month SHOOR BROS. Hartford at the Hunter's Luggage fences, buildings, trees and auto and knot tying. They took first edltnlg, make-up and adveHleluR- treasurer; and Sam Berkowltz. shop .They had as their guests in the neckerchief race and second Ijuil year the paper scoren- who have signed up for the team of papers op other debris leading nectieut this summer Another food vine, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Le off to valuable property. Drive chairman, reports 122.1 has is editor-in-chief. are Lester and John Cooper, David .\dd to the Value o f Your Property With been received to date. Mrs. Dellert The girls chosen from Ellsworth vine of New York. If there’s a high wind, play safe Etbaridg*._ Daniel , Ramsen. Fred , Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Xlexan- urges the townspeople to support High achool to attend Nutmeg “ Leon King. Dean Tib AMESITE DRIVEWAYS and postpone your Are for a few the campaign to raise J6.10 and re Girls’ Stale In June at Cnlverslty Klta^Alton Lathrop and Fr«d Ma- R„„dsv in honor i hours. Stay close to the fire your minds them that there Is only a party Sunday in honor of their | self but keep children away from of Connecticut are Jeap Rose of daughter Beverly's first birthday. little more than two weeks before .Houth Windsor. Marion F.lin*kas of | Davia haa aaked that any junior Monthly Choice of 3UterUl It. And for extra protection keep the drive ends. National recognition has been a dependable Underwriter.s’-ap- Broad Brook and Glady-a Stnslgalli | teams in surrounding teams inter Principal Henry Adams an of Warehouse Point. i estod in playing, get in touch with given to the Columbia Junior Red Pa.vmenie proved fire extinguisher nearby: It (Cross for its project "Beautifying , nounced Friday the names of the Nutmeg Bov’s State will be rep- him.' A'lESITB will come In handy to douse em highest honor pupils of Ellsworth Our School Ground*.'’ Us story, ■11; bers and sparks when the fire has resented by Anthony Eiiskaveck , Mr. and Mra Rodney Hewitt en Memorial High school. They are: of Broad Brook, a student at Ella- j tertained 12 guests at a cocktail wrtlten by Alice M Miller, an , burned down. Aa a final precau ValedicUirinn, Miss June Sieber, eighth grade .xtiident and pn-tures ! .qsrH.LLT tion. transfer any unburned rub worth. I AMAZING MILEAGE party at their home Saturday eve daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William The eighth grade class of Wap- | ning. Later the group went to taken by Mrs. • Willi am-Robinson, PINE Free bish to a metal container with a Sieber. of Scanlie, Tied for saUi- who sometimes teaches there as a good lid on It. ping Grammar sdhool will sponsor : th* Nathan Hale Hotel for dinner Estimate. VARVIA tatnrlan were Miss Barbara Burr, a card party and fashion show at | and on to th* Rotary Club play ■ubstttute. appear in the April is Tliere’a no exi-iise for letting daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Myron sue of "National -Junior Red Crosi'.. PHARMACY b o n fir e s get out of control But the Firehouse Saturday. April 29 | at Schafer Auditorium. Burr, of South Wind.sor, and Miss at 8 p. m. The prfM^eds will he . Wally L*e* John Aronaon for extenalon of ' with his parents at their Colum nating each year between W*p- Saturday. April 29th. You still permlaalon to uae second floor for bia Lake home. Herman, a third SAFEST! ping and Main street. South Wind have time tn enter. temporary living quarter* at 516 year student at (Tolumbia Is A lEHIER M REM VUOE sor. ' HOBHY SHOP Gardner Street, Rural Residence stroke for the varsity crew and Plans have been made a* fol zone. had to gat back for practice. Early S2S» lows: First Selectman Richard Cor. Griswold and Center St*. M. Kenneth Oetrlnaky for ex in June he will embark on a two Jones will be parade marshal; mu tension of permlsalon to conduct months’ cruiae to th* Seandlnevlan sic will be provided by the Sil Insurance business with sign for Mobilgas Grand Canyon countries with th* NOTC. houettes of Talcottvllle, and a Mrs. Joseph Lusky and Mrs. same In home at 184 Blsscll nine-man firing squad and two Street, Residence B zone. Raglneld Lewi*, president end sec buglers from the National Guard retary. respectively, of the (Colum will perfonn at the cemetery. Rose. Bablnegu for extension of bia P. T. A., attended the banquet The Legion Post, Catholic War YES, permission to conduct beauty shop Run Proves It! ■t th* atete convention held at I Veterans, the Leg^lon Auxiliary, in home at 25 Palm Street, Resi Hotel Bend, Hartford. Thursday | the Boy and Girl Scouts and the the ROMANS did It too. dence A zone. nighl e* delegates from the IncM Fire Department will nyirch In ■They were growing and Greenbrooke Homes, Inc., for T hx point of thia dramatic derncm- unit, ! the parade. rating delirious asparagus extension of permission to have stration by 31 stock cars, averaging A house to house solicitation for ' Other plans Imfflide a ' second hundreds of jeers before 10’xl4’ free standing ground sign 22.074 milea-per-gallon, ia this; tha cancar drive la now underway | hand, mechanized National Guard Christ. And though mUady on lot No. 1 Woodridge Addition hsr* Raymond Clark*, chairman | equipment and air coverage by doenn'.t wear It on her partj' No. 1, Center Street. (West of No. }'our car Is capable of improved of the drive said Sunfley. His eorp drr-ss, the asparagus Is still the National Alr’Guard 895). Residence A zone. mUesge if you vrill keep it in top of a-orkers includes Mrs. LeVergne | .Saturday afternoon Boy Scout hatanlrall.T related to the Greenbrooke Home*. Inc., for Wllllama, Mra Francis Savage, [ Troop 62 lost the trophy to East orchid. But you don’t have extension of permi»«lon to Jiave ahape with Mobil-Care —■ flieled to wait for js party to ser*'* Malcolm Btannard. Charles StoUen- ' Hartford TroOp 10f> in the Eaat 8'xl2’ sign on Center Street (West with Mobilgaa Special and drive eareMigI ' ftidt. Mr*. R. K. DavU. Mrs. W. B. : District Field Day at East Hart as|wragus . , . whlrh is of Lot No. 48), Residence A lone. flUed with all sorts of vHe- Piere*. Miss Gladys Rtc*. Mr*. ford, The local troop waa handi Philip Farr for permission to We’oe actually improved gaeoline quality 17 Umm Stewart Tlbhlta. Raymond E. Ly- j capped aa mpny of Its members mins. Why not serve It to 12-DIAMOND night T convert two family dwelling to juet since the war to keep H continually new. man. Miss Estelle 'Berkowita were compeOng in the relay races four family dwelling having two For exoepUonal road performance with econo ' , Joseph Tashlik, Mr*. CCItrenea i ' DUETTE at tTnlversity of Connecticut that And If an oM time Roman underslsed apartments and erect my, fill up with America’s Favorite! Grant. Newton Smith. Mra. Bur-1 12 diamonds grace the lovely afternoon but they won second were here now he would stairw-ay* on outside of building ton Starkey, Mlae Dorothy Evans, 141 gold dovetail meunlingi. plsee. certainly go for a PINE- at side Instead of at rear at 405 Mr*. Henry Bemltt, Mrs. Harry Both troops have won the tro Wonderful diamond value. HUB.HT GIFT FRUIT North Main Street, Residence B Fo* and Mrs. John Woodward. Mr. phy twice but three times-are re BASKET. zone. quired to permanently own the Clarke laid he had purposely put (Tlnco Distributors to enclose off the canvassing until th* latter trophy. Fnil|s and goodies In MAW uMVM-Amam ,‘ 159« Troop 62 and Troop 109 will have boxes from $S.M up and front porbb which will be closer part of th* month to allow for th* to *treet line than regulations al urn 7M R; Kraal m. eempletlen of the Red Ooaa Drive. an opportunity to decide who be- In Iwskets from tfl.OO up. \>S Acclaim for Hudson’s modom doslgn—which providts cornea permanent ewner of the tro low at 48 Mill Street, Residence A He requests, in addition, donations rone. from everyone for all typ* article* most room, host ridt and grootost sofoty—and for Hiidson's mony I ^ seeeeeeeeee ^ - phy at" next year’a field day. The 440 yard relay race at Storrs Mrs. George Waddell for exten which can be told at th* “Country fBl high-quality, long-life feoturos refloctod in top pricos for thoso .E* NIW HUDSON Saturday was won by Harold sion of permlsalon to conduct a | Auction" which will be held at Mansfield, A. Fairbanks, Robert studio for instructions in painting | Yeomans Hall Saturday night. i griot outomobiles in nation’s usod-cor morhotsl Hansen, and Jqhq, Pierce from at 485 Porter Straet. Residence j A mong th* membere of the J Ellsworth High. AA zone. 1^ w chorus for th* Qld Folks (Concert j BEFoaa you choaoe your next new cor, Hudsons are bringing prii a which, com The school won second in the . Oscar Johnson for permission to [ r'Dien '"“3 5 ' at the First Methodist church in i PRICES URffiRED ' I ^ vaurr J; wo invite you to aee the new Hudson. pared with original coet, ar* subatan- two mile and 880-yard and third file and repair *awa in. basement Wllllmantlc, Tuesday night were , tially higher th ^ th*th aveq^am (at tha 18 in the one-reile race. of home and to hava small sign the folloertag from (Columbia; Mrs. i For here is the only car with a receaned other makea modris m Hudson’s 8 A S The 4.6 feet, nine And one-half for same at 90 Summit Street, Clinton Lndd, Mr*. Herbert Eng-1 14k g o ld 3 diomondf 18S M M O A ; F nomvi • 7 diamond floor ("*tep-down” deaign) which, right price class! Residence B sone. s i o t r Mtfir Icrt, Mra. (Clarence Grant. Mr*, i diamond en wadding in 14k gold along with AiU road clearance, providee M U C H A S M 6 6 S 2 ...‘ Paul Donee to erect dwelling on Donald Tuttle, Mr*. Mr*. John | gagem ent ring the Most room, the Aesf ride and the 'These figures are compiled firom reMrta underslsed lot having less front Pringle, Ruseell Andrew*, andi age and cloa*r to si(te line* than oEATii w u n - m ft ring. •08" ^reatut tafttv to be found in any Amer of used-car aalea throughout tha UE., ****#EEEEEEE4Y* Stanley Andrew*. Mr*. Pringle’s ! ican automonile at any price! by deelera for all makes o f carat regulations allow on Erie Street, bW* IK nwl; father, Bdwln F. (Cross. Sr., who | W (343’ East of 873 Keeney Street), Kiml K. Im a N*- has directed auch a concert for 32 j *49“ Your Rural Residence sone. years wUl be director again this Hudson for,1960 brinn you all o f thaae We invito you to come in, e^joy Hudaon’a advantages at new. Tower prices that "New Step-Dcmn Ride” , acquainted Winiam G. McKinney to erect year. ' dwelling on undersized lot on Local Girl Scout leaders and, make f > A.* f .
PAGE TWENTY-FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, 1950 MANCHESTER^EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.^ JONN., WEDNESDAY, A P R IL 26, 1950 y a g e t w e n t y -f o u * ^public la changing the character 000 to $M,000,000 in A rg ------wheat. Some obeervere think It cd here and the price word it: changed. "■ j (Czechs Are Told "of the people living there and that Argeutiiia Buys products, mostly wheat, barley and possible that the wheat crop this the only persons Czechs must fear linseed. Frank Pickelle, chtof of Living Costs year may be small enough that the The price of coffee is weaker— State Fish and Game Board and so is the coffee, in some res ’ are the Gemians living in the Mac Arthur's foreign trade depart l7nlted States will have to dip Into To Like Genu Western sectors. . Japanese Goods ment. said. there reportedly "are I some of the govemment-hcld sur tauranta. plenty of contracts already ne-' Inch Upward plus ot last year —but that is Ron.slera of the more expensive | To ‘Play Tag’ with Shad brands have had to bring down j Prague iJ’i -Since the estab Tokyo — tie) — General MacAr- gotlated" between Japanese an d , ■'i' large enough Mr all needs. Corn lishment of the East German Re Argentinians awaiting Issuance of and soybeans also loave been ris their asking prll-es because th e' thiir'a command said the Argen housewife wasn't buying. Either public, Comniunlat leaders here . enough Uve ahad from nettwa at tine government haa made avail import licenses, Note Rise in Primary ing. vHarUord. April 2* — the mouth of the river In Old she turned to cheaper brands, or have endeavored to soften this na FLOOR a*etlcuf* «U U Board ot Fiilitr- able to Importera In that country Ami Uie price of hogs has gone she found ways of stretching the tion's traditional dislike of Its Savbi-ook to complete the project $10,000,000 in foreign exchange Gimniodities; Prices! tM and Oama u going to play tag once the apawhlng run beglna. The I up $1 a hundred pounds since the number of cups, or she took to German nflghbor. The controlled SANDING for Japanese goods. Of the press dally Informs readers that wlUi ahad—la the IntfrejU of tagged flah are expected to pro Robiiisoii Crusoe R e f l e c t i n g D e m a n d | first of the month, aue to smaller other hot drinks. amount, an occupation trade offi "A 'I Germans Are Not Alike." acienee and raaearch vide the department with Informa offerings at the stockyards. The National Coffee A.ssociation Old floors made liko new ■oiBa 0 ^ of allver-aided fiin cial said. Importers already have v . „ . -it; The Wholesale pork prlce.s have also is alarmed abotit the quality of It ta a pretty tough job, how tion on net mortality upriver and "picked up" $11,800,000. He aaid Bores Britishers Vets York, April Jtt-UP,-- The eatllc prices have ever. convincing a nation which « m be culled opt of the horde that data on where the anad go when 824-828 M A IN STRE ET MANCHESTER coffee you are getting in some res -(•New floors made perfect. annually flna t v the Connecticut headquarters hopes the balance #ost of living is Inching up again, going up, but packers report taurants. -An association official has for centuries been ruled first they leave the river. will be requested shortly for pur by the- Austrians and then by the lUvar to be "It,” If they can be Moaa aaid about all that a Iymdon—(4>i—Teen-age boys are | however temporarily. And the I moae Is being slaughtered, and tells his restaurant and hotel cof chase of more Japanese goods. fee committee that dilutions and Germans under Hitler. But gov CAUCbt« I known of the migratory hablta of bored by Defoe's "Robinson Cru rise in aome primary commodities that beef should soon be plcntlfjil Douglaa D. Moaa. a department Tinder trade agreements signed _ ‘ ,1. . nt the butcher shop, other stretching methods may do ernment leaders keep pegging H. W. ALLEN ' the apeoie.i one o( the ilelighta of last year. Argentinians obtained soe" hut are avid readers of Victor ' in recent days offers little cheer t o : ...... h.vn hurden- long-term damage to the indus away at the theme that life in the aquatic blologlat. and i Connecticul gourmets, is that Raw sugar price.s have 361 Addison Road import licenses for $.3,000,000 worth Kravchenko's "1 Chose Freedom.” ' the ultimate conaumer, for the try. Rus.slan-aponsored East German er of the U. a. Fiah and Wildlife they awlm up the AtlonUe conat ed with the peak of the CJuban (Jlastonbury Russ Rainbow Service, are planning the tag pro- i of steel billets. The other $8.S00,- Martin Parr told the Ls>nck)n , short term, in such thing aa some ] brindinf season past. Refined ! In the aummer. "acliool" off .Maine i 000 bought bar. Iron, pipe, wire, Council of Social Service he had ' Tel. Glastonbury 3-3800 \ Ject. I ami then disappear for the winter, foods, gasoline, ttres, and metals.' sugar has been lower during the Our SAN ITO N E Dry Cleaning Service is the better kind you’ve been I®ok* Red taga flve*axteenth» of an I chemicals, paper and cardboard, established this In a study of read weeks that the new crop of raw I only to retuni again the following Gastrtlne go4K about three- In diameter, will be faatened I cotton thread, iron, steel and other ing habits of 150 boys between 14 ' sugar was bulging the warehouses, - ing for. It bringn out the best in your rlnthes, dulled colors look bright i year to answer the spawning In- and 18 who use a club In Shore PRICES SLASHED fourths of t cent a gallon at v O l ^ B he gill ew er of the shad. In- ' goods. I but the approach of the big con i stlnet. . \ Japan in tuni purchased $12,000,- ditch In the east end. I wholesale today along the cast' again. acriM l in blue, one aide of the .tag ‘ If po.ssible. the department sumer season for sugar for soft wiU Hit a number, the other a coast, with a strong hint that more drinks ami canning may find re meaaagKentreatIng the catcher to hopes to tag an additional 500 is to come, aa the open-road sea It coats no more than ordinar>- dry elenning. but what a DIFFERENCE! when the netting season is o v y fined prices going back tipstaira son starts. This prince strengthen aend the tag back' to the board. and the fish are heading seaward. again. FREE It la ht^:^ to be able to buy ing reverses a weaknAs during the Metals I ’p RHONE 2-(M);iO wltjter months, especially notice Mi-taks have gone up recently. * DRIVING LESSONS he held In the social room preced- ! 3 able in the midwest. In 4■’ooperat Ion With The LAST DAYS! .mil some .«Iiow nigiis of testing or ed by a supper on Tuesday. May Good driving weather is also one still higher ground. Demand for 5IA.NCHKSTER I1RIV1N41 24 The supper will he served by of the buttresses, to the growing copper and zinc continues to grow. ACADEMY I Wed^injais | lO^c mSCOUNT— C\SI1 AND CARRY the 1-adies’ Benevolent Society at OCco-U-'s rubber price structure. Americans The building boom, and hi^ auto 6 p. m. Kver.vone is requested to own more cars than ever. They are and appliance output, eat iiuo sup Doaglaa hlotor Salea will give frsa driving lessons to anybody Dnal-Mikahki bring table-service expected to drive more miles than plies. ili«s Frances M. .Nlikulaki. The flowers in the church on ROASTING CHICKENS purchasing a nsed car. dS' "mi" ever thla aummer, and to wear out TCvcn lead, which has seen hard Tha Pharmacist, lea. Is a pralactar (Mughter rf Mr. and Mrs Anlhon> April 23 were placed in memory more tires. Rubber companies have F*nr a good used car see ol Ctiislave Dexter, a ilecen.scd limes of late, is now being ordered Mlkulskl. of 85 North stre>). be already used 20 per'cent more iif advance, and producers are of yaur Ufa, Haahh and Wtifaro. linnrst Douglas. 333 5Ialii SI., former memlier of tlie Andover came the bride of .losepb W ^^■e w’ill have a gotMl supply of .1,3'j pound fryers rubber so far this year than last, talking of another price hike. opposite Hansen's 3111k Bar. Drxal. son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul t ’oiigregationnl cliiiri li. Steel scrap 1s up again, and fin Tile i hiircli visitation piogiain. for I he next few weeks at a lower price than our larger in getting aet for the big replace For automobile driving In Draal of Fall River. Mass. at a ment market.«J» ished steel often commands pre double-ring ceremony at St. Brld-,jwliicli tias been discontinued tem- miums as high as 30 per cent w lien vour Doctor hands you a prescription structions call the Manchester n iiB in Rubber Higher get's church at eleven o clock Sat- |i porardv will tie resumed in the chickens. Come to the farm at any lime, nr telephone T, above list prices, although the Aut.o Driving Academy. Dual he. and you, must rely u|ion the pliannarist urdav morning. Rev. Bronislaw fall. Mcanwliile, any per.son desir Rubber pricea arc at a postwar mills are turning out more than control •*nrs. Rales $3.00 |>er Obdarowski. pastor ot the chinch, ing to unite witli the cliurch befPre Friday for delivery. high, having gone up 1*« cents a ever before. Home appliance and w ho transmutes that bit of paper into an active full hour, as lew lessons as you CLEAMERS& LAUNDERERS officiated. . , should contact tlie pastor. Rev. pound yesterday to 25‘ , cents, • auto makers — with...... a booming- wish. HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER I Malcolm ('rook .luiic 4 is the .late gain of more than 50 per cent | of their own compound. Is be skilled and conscientious? Mrs. Henry Nelligan oi «.> | are TEL. 428* North street was matron of honor ,I on which the next group will unite KOGtlR OLCOn since early December. taking all the steel they can find. Are the dnigs he uses pure and potent? for her sister, and Heniy Nelligan for meinliership in the church. Most credit for the soaring Clothing Unchanged Will the completed product be fairly ^ced? was best man. At a meeting of tlie select men 40.3 West Center Street, Telephone 7833 prices of natural rubber goes to But the fall lines of boys' snd Presented In marriage by hei ' lield on April » it was voted to the cold war. and to speciUators stiKienls' < lothing have just open- . Where you see this emblem displayed you father, the bride wore a beige suit .sell the old red school hoii.«e at 1 in Singapore. Stockpiling by the with brown acceseortes and s auotion ofi April 29. Tins aition United States and Russian govern- may leave all doubta at the door. In thia brown orchid. The matron of hon was a result of a \ote taken at a j menta haa kept demand active in Professional Pharmacy of Specialists, the or wore a gray suit with red ac town meeting. the Far East, And fear that a Mrs. Tlioiiiax Birniipgham. past shooting war. or red infiltration, highest ethical standards prevail. Be sure cessories and red roses. ■•’■■A Mirrors, Glass Thq bride's mother wore s navy pre.sident of tlie local Parent could cut that market off from tlG to bring us your Doctor's next prescription! MORIE to stop for. • • print dress and the brldgroom's Teachers' Aa«ociation and current i HEY ^ LOOK! United SUtes has kept American Furniture Tops. Window mother a navy dre.ss. Both moth president of this di.strict. attended companies buying available sup- ■ and Plate Glass. Auto Glass ers wore corsages of pink carna the state sessions of the Golden plies. I Jubilee Parent Teachers’ Associa Synthetic rubber holds at IS '; | tions. SAVE 31c GALI FINEST MADEI SALE I REG. 3.39 PLASTIC HOSE iNGRTHfEND A dinner for members of the Im tion of fonnecliciit in Hartford a _ _ _ cents, and probably more of it will | mediate families was held at the last week. UsG "Super" and you won't Have to Gat sola savings now! ’Ards lightar go Into your tires in the future. ' White Glass Co. PHARMACY home xif Mrs^ Henry Nelligan fol The Parent Teachers’ Associa Comp in today and let us show 'Dre prices have already gone up | paint ag ain fo r years! It's self-clean- than rubbar yat stonds'i<9 times ordinary 24 Birch St. Manchester ^ 4 lowing the ceremony. tion sponsored entertainment, in recent months, and manufac DF.POT SQ. TEL. B.'M.I ing; stays white! Easy-to-use! water pressure. 5-yr. guarantee. turers warn that still hlqher Open Oaliv 8 A. M. To 6 I*. M When leaving for a wedding trip "Barlis n ('ue.s, ” gave a pre.senta- Mg rffcb, 2J-A V »u Ii4>w \ 4>u ran re-tire voiir prices arg in the offing, if natural Including Saturday Free Delivery > to New York and Washington the tion in Yeomans hall. Coliimhin, • 4 • • • i.29 Single gallon now 3.97 ft S'$ • Reg. 5.69 Hose, 50-H. r#duced.4.ii bride wore a tan tweed suit with on Saturday night rubber atavs high. j.A .SMITH Three near neighbors on I^ong Wheat Slack Plenty Of Parking Open Sundays .\1l Day navy topper and navy accessorie.s t i i O SiHVICfNTtR After April 30 the,couple will be Hill road celebrated their hirth- c a r f o r m u c h lens, .than y o u r x - Bad growing weather in the On Premises at home at 14 Oomell avenue. da.vs on Sunilay. April 23. 'Pie southwest has Ixjosted the price of , Warren. R. I. neighbors are Mr*. George f'. '4lVy The bride's gift to her maid of Stanley, Mrs Ernest Percy and |)ccled to 8|»enfl by uning oiir honor was a string of pearls, and L,aurence Jillson the bridegroom's gift to his beat Mr. and Mrs. George S. Nelson man was a cigarette lighter. attended the Fourth District g o o d I meeting of the American Legion Mrs. Drral graduated from War i ren High school and at the pres I and Auxiliary in the Grcon-Cliolxrt ent time is employed as a private : Post room. South Coventry, on I Fridav night. Mr. Nelson is a secretary in a bi-oker's firm. Mr. t Tuday's moterltts look for more than juat gaso Draal is a graduate of Durfee High j past commander of the Earl W. . Green Post. school. Fall River, and Is employ USED TIRES Tqi t: line when they atop at a service station. That’s why ed as a television technician for Esso Dealers aim to give you real value in quality R. C. A. Swirling currenta that once Gel your Sno-Csps tiff now and save them for next threatened to undermine the Cape products, in car services, and in the many driving winter. Used tires in all sizes, in all good makes— 15’s, Hatteras, -N. C.. lighthouse have conveniences you want, when you stop at mod been thwarted with brush ami 16’s, 17’#, 18’s and 19's. Andover |gi aas. Ifllthana ern E!sso Dealer stations from Maine to Louisiana. The annual meeting of tj)e Wil- HEART AHACK OR hmantic Council of Churches on PANTALEO'S 1 May Fellowship Day, May 5. wilt V be held In the .Vndover Congrega % £ n ^ Protection! INDIGESTION? USED .VETO PARTS "Giease-JoV This Spring! tional church at 2 p. m. Tea will THANK HCAVmSt IlMt attacks art luit acid ■ • * \ r . \ be aerved in the church social indigeitlon. Whtn It sttlkst. taka aall-ans HORACE STREET > TE L. 3346 room after the meeting. lablrtt They cODlala lha faaleat-acuii* medicines known to doctors lor the relief of REG. 1.35 ^ C K W OOL REDUCED 1 25-FT. RUSBER HOSE CUT-PRICED I The annual church meeting will bcartkurs, fas and ttauiar dlttttaa. |f|t$lgi O il Economy! Big Word Weak aavingsl Stay 8 to 15“ Tough 3 ply construction vulcanized in- ■ cooler lhi» aummer-cut fuel co»ti up to U 8 to-one flexible unit. Stands 7 times ! • dr m CHANOI NOW to fsse Vt. Fireproof, edoriesi, easy to install. ordinary water pressure. Save extrol lXT8A...the beat oil you M-A-bue* J-yr- •Cov. 33 4q. faal, 2-in. deep. •tfy Now M Torwifl • 50-ff. Rubber Hose So/e-Rriced.. 3.47 can buy for the hard hot driving ahead! Keeps I ita lubricating body bet <1 Sal* ends Saturday! ter than any other motor oil, even at sizzling en m gine temperatures! De LOViLY RAYONS..CRISP COTTONS, livers longer mileage, IXTRA i Get complete Isso Peoler Spring Oieck-up less “ make-up” oil UOTOR FRiSH AND NiW FOR SPRING and Lube Service now I Your car is prepared for needed! A special ingre hard driving by Eooo Dealers using as many as dient helps protect en ALL AT ilO PRICi REDUCTIONS! 9 specialized lubricants. Stop in today at your gine parts against harm RBO. 52.SO ALL t ( nearby EJaao Dqaler station and make sure tires, ful depoalta! lights, battery, wipers and cooling system are In li$t $i| "bin" m i fit itaitMif fir ytir aiwil METAL SHOWER- condition for spring and aummer driving. Afc RAYON PITALDOWN C " y C INVITATION- Hand wathobla, fin# dull luster finish. 0 ^ j STALL REDUCED 1 GlomerotM prints, rich solid tones. Grand AND A CHALLINOI for dresses ond blouses. 39-40". " Y o u aavar m b w II till roa lrT"-ao wa 4 4 5 0 ‘ "IS A f your fist against these stout What yjou really have here is a ^ i w .Bi you to try tha 1950 Buiok. And J ? h , ■■ ■ four-way forefront. A design that 69c LININ-LIKE RAYON |" X \ b m —feel the gauge of the I wc oiiMcItlly want you to eoapara it Rbumper stock they’re made of— acts the coming style note—avoids frith olberi. D rift ooy otbtf eai-^ r o Posfels, smart neutrals, glowing brilliants, te% pewK Oe Terea ipw rfl farlSmrCar and you know you’ ve got stout many a tangle with the car ahead- drifa Buick aod fta ffhat your monty for^urUoney! all ctil-pr'iced I Hand washable rayon protection here. makes handling casier-^and costs „ ' should buy ia rida, roooi, baodlial tad pofftr. Iss* IXTRA Gasoline is now with a faal for cool foshiont. 40". i^xtro both" for base \ less to repair. This Spring! ment, goroga. Forcaloin SAVE $10 TO $20 ON OA5 MoWBR But then figqre: stepped up for smoother, And note that parking-light lenses, ' 9tc lEMSiRG PRINTS Q anomalad 1-piece floor ObafjrNoieJkAos P fo y EWiU better-than-ever anti-knock 18* mower priced to save you many Here are m/»e bumper guards (not made of plastic and set deep in re resists stoin. Water-tight performance! Oives new pep Suparb qOolity rayon shaars in axciling ^ dollaril Big eaty-storting 1-HP 4 cycle counting' the two that bold the cessed sockets, are well out of mad mfJth it gmmat white anomalad wolls. 74»o and extra power to many cars! ntw prints I Light and frothy for hand- motor; aemi-pnoumatie rubber tire*; parking lights) so that’s one extra barm’s way—even when pushing a HlOt»S.COMMMSfON fktkall rolre-le- Curtain, rings, chroma- C / / , - SpaaUtardhase AND, It contains patented woshaMa Spring ond Summar frocks. 39". Item you n e e ^ ’t buy. stalled car. head power In three enpinet. INew f-26t Ip aelf-odiutthg reel bearings. plated fitt’mgs. Cut for ^ enilnelnSieUmedeltJ • MtW-eHTTnN Esso Solvent Oil that checks S9c COnON CHAMSRAY Word Weak only! And each it imdividually replace Y o u ’ ll find this bold front end v SrrUNO, with MUlThOUM O lerefrent. harmful, gummy depoalta. Just a «f Ny ulMi htHas htHai OMfy-awy llktaal tlhi able—if damage should occur taper-through fenderr, "double buSbIt" d n u u iiM i f fri riff, Mtorin tWhSw CImoW Washfost, vol-dyed ttripai and solid^f only on Buick —as yoiTII find toHlightt • WfDf.SMOU V ltlB I U T Y , say " Ix trg " and got aamo- 47 you have only a simple part or two Fireball power, Dynaflow Drivel?” Uta saparataly, cembina claverly inta ‘ tiete up reed riew hath forward end hath thing Sxtrg far your mangy I i to replacct instead of a complete, Buick’ s wonderful ride, and many „ ' PIUS Iwif-latlinf Allas Foe Beha, Allot braazy fathioM, badspraods, drapes. 35" ■J- • rSAfflC.NANer size, Hm Oftr-aS ceaMnetal grille. another hndline value only on length far easier ooHiitf end garaging, Wiper Blades and Arms, High-Quality AHoa sherlfurnlngredlui • (XltA. WIN MATS 69c GINGHAM CHICKS these beauties. Oil Filtara, Bate Auto Fellah and Wax. IhuB this stunning new design — cradled between tha emiet * SOfT HlfCK Why not see your dealer now for Slot, from ell-cell apringing, Salelf-Hde Fute cotton in plain or multicolor wash- fm best front>cad style note on the 47 the whole story—including the rims, lew-piesaure Urea, ride-steadring fast checks...now at huge savings I Grand ‘ r T ' - ’-r ,' highways—'protects your pocket- « '3 happy story on prices to fit praeti- 'n A lergua-luba • WIN AaSAV OF SWOUS for dresses, sporfsweor, decorot'ions. 35" book as wen iu your car. with $ a d f h f ftshar. ' cally any budget? Lit RIDUCIOI SHEER, LAW N Avoids oostljr repair bills as it ♦Wiiid.ra m S o .o a .m a a( txtra cott Tirelfenanbr avoids ’^looking boms’’ with the M Saram ed Sewaui medrtt. Esso Now cut-pricad t Faminina Spr'ing prints,4 4»r a b ^ . CiRa upkeep as it cuts dainty and airy. Delightful for youtsg sat Inches Worn tb* c a i^ total length, tnunvat room ipjucv mMtnus Frotedaon! foshiom, nightwear, dresses. 36". I fls a k in il parking and ■. .. A Ruggod Atlas Grip-Sofa Tiros are 4 ‘.i ig ia g easier..easK a ESSO STANDABO OR. COMFANT backed by broad 12-montha’ War rinjsHiNiiirj.,r»noit, ranty — made good on-the-spot by You Get Something tlrfl A$C Npt^irk. Mry MotAor 6v6*Nif. "BERsf tmBufek 38,000 dealers in the United States and Canada! Utilizing new long-last V- ' Yaur Kof ta Grtoltr Vtfat atYrar ' r m dmmmaatMmtimm — N i p h f t t m w i. ing "cold rubber," Atlas Tires feature a flat aafety tread and wide antt-akid "Happy Motoriiig'Stoie! VITALIZED OIL PRICES SLASHED! M G. 34.95 HAWTHORNE “SO" surface for full protection under all Don't mlaa THE ALAN YODNO M OW Safest kike on the rood for the RAJE oo TV. Saturdaya, 1x30-8 P. M. Low WARD WEEaC pricea on new lm» 8 ^ weather and rood condltkMis. v W NH C-tV, Olauawl B proved ViUtUsad! Premium gnide. \ g y mettoyl NofiottalhMttiown eocntor '■ bralco, “Alr-Cuddon" balloon tkosl GORMAN MOTOR SALES. Inc. o Bale! S-ial e « i \ lt a lis s i...... 1.41 rod. Tte I m L • > .-3 0 " far toys 4 GMs 7-I3 .8 I.M 285 MAIN STRE ET * MANCHESTER o Sale! H-gaL ran V lU llx e d ...... 4.08 In year eoatatoer
824-828 MAIN S T ^ E T MANCHESTER Whmn hmitmr mniomobUmB mrm hniii MVtCK w ill build fiiMli< iT';"./. ■ ■ N. , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1950 PAGE TWENtT-SEVBN
This ’.N That A well known local man who - Msxle— Why did you run home When you are young, you do a nioNbiiviLi.E i-oi.ks BY PUNTAINE EUX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 6 ^ 9 5 0 wa.s beginning to look like Two- last night? lot of wishful thinking: but after PftfiB tPWBNTtiSiX S e n s e A n d Some folks must always have Suzle—1 was being chased. the years have plied on, you do a ton Tony Galento, went on a diet, G ^ a n p m a ’ s C a k e an eye, on what their neighbors and soon all hla friends were be lot of thoughtful wishing. cloth, tNit never wask It. Store it N p n s e n s e do. They poke and peck and snoop ginning to be bored by his accounts Forgiveness, unselflahness, pa A FEARSOME WEAPON OF MANY USES on. a clean, dry plate or shallow IS o f how he was cutting down on his tience, and sympathy are the Frenchman Ah, you climb dish, uncovered, .or covered lightly A doctor says that It’a weight and pry, and whisper all day foods. A few days ago. a friend four ebrnerstonea of a livable! That is a foot to with wax paper. that makea most people puff. And Yes! Always Top Quality through. ’’You know what Mrs. discovered him in a restaurant, creed. Charity la the keystone. ' pcuud of. Bargains if they’re wise, the puffs will make Whooztt aald?" — "You’d never, ______Engllshinan — Pardon me, iir. SMART SPORT TOGS arc good- them waiU eating a tremendous steak. I nevet think!” 'And do you know Friend — Say. what’s the idea It’s impossible for a woman to you mean ’feat.’ looking and. inexpenaiva at the Frenchman -S o you elimb it MONTGOMERY WARD COM The Ezcoplton Tom’s Uncle Ned. has started in —eating all that food? I thought be married to the aame man for 50 Listed by you were on a diet. years. After the first 25 he'e not more than once, eh. Inquirer PANY. Very ga.v ahorta-and-bra in the'_ The busy bee meets spring with I to drink?’’-'-"P oor Mrs. J. has sun Biiita, at $2.98 in sixes 32 to vim, Fat Man—I am. This la Just to the tame man. ! troubles, too! Her husband—well. Luc,v—There la something about 38, may be In white with yidde The good old earth awakes; give me strength to continue It. ■ you see ... Of course the thing ’’The best pay that I ever got Fred that drawa me to him. bands of bright red or of navy The robin builda upon a limb I may not be true, but it was told blue or In the reverse colors. One M aiy—So I noticed last night In His .home; a neat be shapes. I to me.’’ Oh, gossip Is an awful Before elections, some political I "’•* experience. can match up any sort of sets in Famiiy! speakers sound a little h o a r s e . "tost vaaluable thing in the , the consen’Ktory. Industry and business seems sporty denim with the chats, thing, when once It gets a start. world. It It th’e one thing no one i The whole woiid to have fired; And often times Its poison sting Others sound like part of a horse. froni side to side and look tm- shorts, slacks, overalls, pedal can lake away from me. I Giving *Molher’ A Rett W ALLPAPER B O O K ^ which ^ujjar. l whole eKK. 2 lable- I watch it aalt makes and teems. can pierce the strongest heart. you can take home and/itudy at spoons flour. 2*3 cup warm nillk. Bluebell Beauly gainly. The bail of the foot aliould Bullon Front pushers, skirts, and halters. Easy- Tom—How's business? —Henry Ford. |{ (llllnolt Paper). to-launder T-shirts are pretty But m e? Shitclu! I’m'Just tired. Now there are women . . . yes, and your lotatirr. contain thnumcrable 1-4 cup fresh lemon Juice, 2 table go down first, tlien the heel. This Ike—Kindly remove your hat ' "Wanted, young woman or girl with broad bands of color and —Mrs". Andy Porclval. men, w-ho do not realize, how very haadaoma papers a^the JOHN will put a .spring in your step when you speak ,of It. Whose portraits are engraved mother’s helper: good home; no spoon.' grated lemon peel. there’s a new off-shoulder model mean a thing it Is, to always criti SON PAINT CXJMMNY, 699 Main Cream the butter and cheese, without making your head bob up on the $1, 2, 6. and $10 bllla? hard work, no children. at $.98 that’s fetching. A special pime Slick was wide awaken, cize. IVe never know what lasting Street There prt: many lovely add sugar and whole egg. Mix ; nd down. A dealer says that practically Ana^’er: George Washington on] ______group of JUNIOR DRE.SSES in 'Twas pretty hard to beat "im. harm, an unkind word may do; ao cxainplea of p<>lor harmony for well and add flour alternately with every American home has at least the $1, Thomas Jefferson on the' There are times when we’d wel- carrying out a/fcolor scheme In ad Kor a particularly thoughtful rayon taffeta deserves attention Sharp in all hU business dcsls, let us keep our heartstrings warm one uncomfortable chair. The per 12. Abraham Lincoln on the $5, loiiie an epidemic of gout, It milk. . Stir in lemon juice and for the pretty pastel colors, the I . . . oiir outlook bright and new. joining roomd, new patterns that ^-aAv; ■Mother's Day gift that will bright No one could ev«rcfit*t 'Ira. fect place for the unwelcome call and'Alexander Hamilton on the would keep people from kicking. peel. Pour into unbaked giuliam becoming full skirt.' in tier-effect combine faAilonable deep tonea en her life for vears, have a M’lde awake .six aays a week. I Let’s look for good instead of er. $ 10. cracker l8-ilieh) pie shejl. Bake and the low price of $1.00. with llghtneaa and warmth, and 4,'i to .’>0 minute' in miHlciRli- oven QUALITY LINOLRU.M put on the And'yet ’twould sometimes hap bad (we’re all of u at faulti; The A fa.'hion expert says a girl ran apcclal^rpoae papers for any bllrhen, bathroom or playroom pen, __ world would be a lot less sad. If New spring shooon' 'Ugcr to 1-2 enj> sour from the MANCHKSTKR FLOOR That in church on Sunday morn, gossip called a halt. when father has to buy them for aged man Is veiy likely to beh old give nisrried men a lond guf- washing; it’s damaging to the cream. Pour over top of pH’ and COV'FRINO Oimpany, 56 Cottage Sime would be caught anappln'. Kaii-Flaster. the whole familv at once. stuff and nonsense. taw. bristles and reduces serviceability'. / Chocolate Nut Sauce liakr at 100 degrees K for .5 min- Street. Not only does the firm ear, / (Makea about 1 1-2 eu|n, Always turn a brush brlstles-dowm iiles. (3iill and serve. ry an unuaually complete line of on a terry towel, which will soak The Forgotten Man! LANK LKUNARD / Three aquarea (3 ounceei >in- tiraham I'rm ’ker 1 rii*l linoleums by the best maniifac- MICKEY FINN aweetened chocolate. 1-2 cup wa One and one-qUarler eup.- gra up moisture while It’s drying. liirers. In the latest and most I ------AND YOU ye&.mthasieenvery " and YOU ARE JUStTOEFIHITELY/1 Am I BITTPROFESSOR-IFIM ter. 3 tablaapoona butter. .3-1 cup ham eraekers iabout 12 slipper,' to mail'll lire ' FRESHE.NERS - such as the wall point ten yarda or more at the (TIENFTY *6 Oa for the set i,\n attiaelivcl spray cans by Good-A ire or Kx- FUNNY BUKINESS BY HCRSHRERGER BUrS BUNNY BOOT!;; AND UbK RUDDIES Inst rurt ion* BY EDtiAK MAKilN BROTHERS REMNANT .‘SAlJ-'.-S- gift for .Mother's Day I- ^ pello. which dispel odors in no Porch a Floor ^ I Drop by half teaspoonfiils on an ROOM. time.) Prlm or- V3J -03K vflwv SPRiNS PObi HIGH, 1 I AM AMbO AV>4ARl AtVJ.^PlANflFiG OV The homemaker win, is te- 5130 ' iingrea.sed cookie sheet. Bake in a TIMP. Pl’ POC AM QO\Tt OV •\V«A T \ M t’. 145 WxtavMft ,DN5\0 Undorcoolor' awiaNP.' r aoT IT It’s eaay to remove deealcoiiisnta liangiiig last yeiir's curtain.' or moderate (375 K I oven about 1.5 AViMH tWKf TleiO By Mrs. Anne ( ali«l ' niiniitea. Makes about 40 cookies. 5'oil'll find It easy to keep Vene Sash 4 Trim •AP.' A KIO I VeiSVV transfers on painted surfaeea with draperies should try reversing the Here is a lovely cris heted dolly . ^ _____ tia n blinds dust-free if you w av •bWAVk V V m t V O O '• out damaging the paint If you top and bottom if the design per with reali.'lle btiiebell.' wliivh will I PENDANT AND FAR them when they’re new. Then <=> HOCkbVtfc AKO OA5VO douae them with hot vinegar. Al mits. It's also a gixal idea >o seem to bloom rtgbt on your table | f^,igQ j-^TS are designed for per ; > 12x44?) du.st them regularly with a brush, HF*Jl GOKit SWAVV - y ^ low the vinegar a few momenta to change the position of enrlaina We’re proud of the “Dutch Boy’’ family! Known all year round. Qiiiik n easy blue- fectionists at .MATHER S AT THE j elotli or vacuum attachment. T O A soak Ih and you can wipe the from one window to another now bflls and .stein.s are woiked in col* By .Sue Burnett t.'KNTKU, A lo v ly in poiif at for years for wonderful paint jobs! House Paints! MOviW decala o ff with no trouble. and then to distiibute expo.'iu.’ to oreil thn'al an prarl.s in both [irndant and car row half belt Is tied neatly In I plensiiie. Glittering rhinestone ear- the complete line, so see us to d ay! CENTER, would make gifts for be dresaed up with a new linoleum, lustrations, and rini.^hiiiK: m.stnic- nnRH Hi S15.2r» nuslmrlivr for back ] rings at $2.14 iiieluOing tax. may JIPJC” Mother's Day which would add ele th ere' a top-noteh buy at the ticiriH. 4)nesclf or for a Mother s Day Pnlt-rn No 8496 is a «ew-ilie | combine several .rizes of stones or .* •» gance to her table and be handed MAI.L LINOLEUM C(I.\U'AN5' .'"tend in coins, yoiir name, perforated pattern in sizes 12, H may surroiiml a stone in her favor down for generation.'. A new pro .32 Oak Street Short lengths of addies.s and the Pattern Number If y 16. IS, 20; 40, 42 and 44. .‘tiz.- 14. ite color. M'ell made gold settings ^ 4-2S cess covera line bone handlea with gay NFW LINOLKI^MS. hy such to Anne Tin* Manche.ster (lrV 4‘lop<’(i a 4'raek. save it by diy* .short sleeve. 4 3-8 yar'ls of 36 or show off pearls or a dcheatr blue o an intricate design in sterling COLOIt STYLING standard makers as Armstrong, Kv«*nin>; IhTald. lir»h Avenue in n It tlmroiiphly and p o u rin s 39-tn3V T' ChAw has a Hfe-time guarantee. of wentlng fresh lingerie, sachet a lovely Molhrr> May n'B would witch hazel. It will dry iierspira- NCH:B, POC... tiires . . rins four gift pntlern.' hr a flrcsa or blouse made of one cas. New York 19. N. Y. is nice to use inside of hatbands, and directions. 25 cents. tion and keep your skin cool. Baaahlne Cheese Pie and in the padding of dress hang fif the exqiilaile PMHK SII^K Send 25 cent' now for the Tliraa 8-oa. paekages eream ers. Saehet can help to ea.se on a I PKINTS. made In aueh beroniinp Spring and .Summer Fashion. 48 i Just when this hot-and-eold if dusted Inside of rtose-fitttng chatsa. 3 tablaapoons butter. '1-2 girdle; give easier slide to gloves I color combinaliona and intercatinK pagi'i of new styles, fabric news, | starts posing the problem -OLD SCROOI, fingers ' new <|o.Mipn.«. M re as o r hloua»' sperial f-atiires. Free —pattern---- , of perspiration-odor comes the bnpths art* vorv nuMjratlv prued printed inside the book. once-a-ycar sale of a most effer QUALITY- M A NO*H A M M F.KKD ( ‘Or^PFU nt Ihr MHKNKY HHOTHKKS tive and pleasant remedy. TU.S- mnk^H th«; mn.«»i thlr>K*» 1 KKMNANT SALKSP^OOM .SY’.S DEorxjRA.NT is only half for MOTH KB MAY CIFTS 'vnip and brown sugar. liMl gen- tl\- five minutes. sUrring oecaMpn- price, the regular $1.00 jar for $..'’6) rich durk f'olnr ir risprijially 'Irvor- Utaplr Ituttrr^roteh Smire starting April 29 at the WELDON ativr in fkiwei lonlainfra. bowls, ally. Remove from heat and stir ^Mnkea aboiit I 1*2 nip«) in butter. Cool. DRUG tXJ.MPA.NY. mcCiLL-conuERSE me. “I got tht Mta for my. garden from a Ferris wheal 1” or tiHV.H Th<' • nppf f IB oxrluaivf Onr I up dnuble^trenj;th f 4»ffcr with tho .lOYCK KI>)\VKH SHOP. 'o n ld i. 2 ln l)l4'«po<»nR c o r n ‘5tar;atc* it.« many flavored synip. 1-2 cuj> bro w n I terday. 0>K‘ such "old" comblna CARNIV.M BY DICK TURNER MeGIU,-tX)NVERSE COMPANY. FRECKLES AND HIS KKIENDS Thin FiRiire To NVin’.’ BY MERRILL C. BI.OiiSEB posalMUlic^ ,su;^nr. 3 tableapoona butter. ,, t:** * 1. 1 ,4 , ' fried muah artd aauaagc ill Mix cnrnatarch to a pa.str with 1.45 Mam .Street, ha.' «)rea d n proved its popularity. Mr. William ri That<5 vuhat weRff ’’VOu'O.TMlNX^ SME ^ y/HAT IWOW.^WMATA M o t h * ® * Good p MAIN STREET iff TM iV-* mixture thickens Stir in salt. s|)rctriim.' hut has a pleasant THE OIRUS: your herla makea yqii away knark of seeing the possibilities of covering would be a welcome IS SHEAS adapting room use to individual Mother’s Dav gift and there are * Telephone 6887 tastes. His servle^es are free to h.andsonio UPHOLSTERY RE.M fT MrOill-Converse customers. NANTS in formal or informal fab rics, in a wide color range, priced very low at the CHENEY BROTH- Be sure to give meat proper rare ER.8 REM.NANT .SALESROOM. when you bring It home. Store iMcooked meat in the coldest part Nylon yarn can be knitted to of the refrigerator as soon ns pos gether with wool yarn at sock sible after purchasing it. Unwrap heels and other points o f wear to 4f-« the meat, wipe It with a clean provide additional strength. This yarn material increases the abra sion resistance of wool socks, ac -^..COPA iHOtvWUMRVi M. SM. w. a e«T art. cording to the manufacturer. PRISCILLA S POP All Cake And No Frostin RY AL VKKMKKII A CLEARANCE SALE OF I’M SO HAPPY! IT’S OUP AND DO YC4J Then FINE STA'nONERY provides ex- (SECOND WEDDING ItJ ALL t h a t Tlf/,E VOU'VE K>e\/£P HAD eeptional bargains (while they, ANNIVERSARY TODAY '.’;e HAVEN'T HAD ^ the fum op N last) at the DEWEY-RICHMAN OUAOBLL! m a k in g up? COMPANY. 767 Main .Street. Box I es of full size and note papers which have been $2.00 to $2.50 are reduced to $.9.5, many with floral or striped border in color; boxes at $1.00 to $1.50 are now only $.50. with white or tinted paper and 48" NYLON MARQUISETTE lots of color-lined envelopes. If you have a long neck, you’ll fV Ovr be wise to stay away from collar- Curtain Material less coats, suits and dresses. Avoid, smart, practical hay too, the shingled hairline and keep In Ivory and Rose Tints .vour hair long enough to create a, "e. r.wi ^ara ■- sc. attj Buster Brown saddles suit a graceful line at the back of your BY MM’HAKI O’ MAl.LKY AND RALPH LAN® youngster’s active feet per neck. Be aure that your neck V -lt . U t. PAT OFF 4f-Zh VIC FLINT _ _ When It Started lines fit well and are snug. aeea. twe at at* iuniU. x t m agg u. g mt en. fectly, mother . . . and give T' ALV Of THO»r SO-CALlsb' THATS fANTASTIC. Y W H A GREAT ACTtST ^tNELL, LET’S "AIT right, maybe the never was in Polynesia—but could , *ACCIDSNTS*'HAV$ U$N TBAPJ, VOUVE BEEN USTENMG ] SOU CAN BE AWFUllY SEE. ABOUT you unsurpassed value, .based PRIM’S "COVER-A-BUTTON" “INhy don’t you tackle it again in the morning, dear, when AllC. 50AEB0DV I&TRVINS70 10 100 MANY RADIO y 00MB ! CXXSN’T IT WEEKS provides a wonderfully simple you do H7” on Buster Brown quality. Try you’re freeh?" A4AKE YOU Kill VOtm UL LStBlAll BOWr RANO.y OCCUR TO MOU WHIN H'sy to make covered buttons of VOO BESAN HAVING a pair todayl the fabrics in your spring sewing. OUT OUR WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS UUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOUPLE ^tM$M*ACCI0ENTS*? Just put your swavoh over the top Upholstery Pieces of the button and snal> on the low r r s K c r r esAD.suRKE.' Yo u r r e t u r n I CATCH TH E s i g n a l !% er half—no tools needed. Both THAT— AS w ell Tim ed a s t h e MA30R-"'THE MISSUS t r r s w h e n MAS SO T THE OLD LEFT round and flat top Prims arc CHIN EARL'Y mornino crovo COCKED TO 50” Width Material for Uphoiciteriiig available In flve sizes at the No . flA PUSHES the farm ■Koosrae.f Gustafson’s tion Department of the J. W. Y«M «««t «t, .MARTHA HAS BEEN) \MOULO IT E A S E TH E 1 HALE CORP. at $.2S a card. Me U P -1 -1 - Mildly fr etfu l c f VOLTASE IN HER EYE work in 1 to 10 yard length*. 70.5 MAIN ST. la te , and s e e in g IPX SPADED UP TEN X AMtEWt k f f ^ THATs\ VOlJ A&AiN sh o u ld ' FEET OF SARD8N iN The Inquirei WHEN I ) SPIRITS THE BACK AMT lYptl Motorola’s craditionslly SOTO f leant the high quality incorporated PIECES. X Tmm4 ttf $0pfo*m in a new, cxiremely compact ’iUtTu.'r-. —... .AjJi 2 h .L. .. Reduced Prices TRIPLE H&tK Gre«i ' itWtiMM . ttO 4J$Unf« unit. (7A" ^Ucjg<>iV I "H! BY LliiSLIK rUKNK® to<«t WASH 1’UHHS Followed In Stamps Given high X iV V Easii)r PROTECTION THAT LOOKBP . AtNiCO V r.M. IPM&W inHatIcd jn moM carl ^^andont LIKB A NBW ' Im Neks H— Rw«IRy. performer at a btulgct-wiie prict. ' o f your neir LAOOM.MIKI. W ATCN0M 1 Sec H dcnionMratcd todav* 7 '. BUTNOONB ‘THAT’* A •EBM alDK CHENEY FUR STORAGE VAULT: OOWNMBai! R A T T L O t Humidificatidn. * Temperature * BROTHERS * Fumigation Potterton’s REMNANT SALESROOM l^or'nioae "ruiliMeaoare’’ VoJiiea • FUR STORAGE 8S»44it Main Mt. ' ' At -'XIi f O anler- ^ R A R TfO ab ROAD, MANCHESTER HECK DIPLOMAT! DRY CLEANSERS rw.-i.x~-— ■oetsFTHtgry’VKAR^-Teo gOOM V ^W D R S: Dally » A. M. to 6 P. M. FISHER laceriMrBted 76.3 MAIN STREET TEL. 5680 , g itaidajfli 0 A. M. to 5 P. M. BROAD STREET PHONE 311! Advertise In The Herald— It. Pays Faraiturc and Mucic Hfme of Frigidaire ■ -
, r -■ j-,’ Ir-V' BAGS TWSNTY^IQHT ilanfl^fatrr lEv^tting IfirroUi WEDNESDAY.’, APRILip i 26. 1960 AvsFSfs Oellr Net Press Run For tba Mooth of March, 1880 Firum ■eiij- numbers ort tha banjo and har Second Congregational church. Tha be held at Wapping Grange. All monica at tba aame time. The pro Skyscraper Boom choir rendered an anthem during Paat Maatara are cordially invitad California Laws Hebron Coming to Hartford to attend. GLIDERS, 10c fW r aM watmar tWa aW atsaasi gram ended with plcturea ehown the servioe with solo part by Carl 9,885 fair aad eaal toolght with tag attar by Mica Eleanor Lundqulat of Hits New York Hansen, Jr. The church waa decor Mr. and Mrs. William Orcott Held “niegar About 80 were present at the Sweden, taken when ebe and her ated with Easter llliee and aprlng were vlaitora at the home of their HOBBY SHOPPE Btanber at lha Asdlt mUalghtt Friday partly oloady. 4-H Club family dinner, held on mother were on a trip there laat iiowera. Bon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Baiaaa of Clrwilatfasa Bttta ehaaga la New York—VP) — Construction 8288 Loe An*ele»—(#)—Mott if not Friday at Hebron's new school au fall. Rehearsal for the drill team will Mrs. Franklyn Orcutt, on Sunday Manchester-^A City of ViUage Charm ditorium. Those present included Representatives of the Southern of new office buildings being com which waa also Mrs« William Or- Cor. Griswold mad Centsr Sta. all California atatutes paased in the be held at the Grange "Hall on cutt's birthday. 4-H club members, their families, N. B. Telephone Company will pleted in New York this year Tuesday and Thursday evenings. paat 40 years are against the law, members of the town committee, visit the local school during May Local schools in town are on va rivals "several of the most fabu All those In'the drill team for the VOL. LXIX, NO. 178 (L'laaaiied Advarttatag oa Paga 18) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1950 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE POUR CENTS says Dr. J.. A. C. Grant of the and a number of guests, several and will demonstrste the dial sys cation for this week. School ses of whom were Tolland County club lous years in the history of sky first and second degrees are re- University of CaUfomla. The state tem which ..t^ill go into effect in sions will resume on May 1st for agents. June or July. scrapers.” says Lee Thompson quested^ to be present at 8 o'clock. the last school term of the year. oonstltuUon la>a down Intricate Smith of the Home Title Guaranty It was a baked bean supper with The Rev. H. R. Keen is on a mo On Friday evening a variety pro Clean-up day was quite success rules for passing laaa which the all the usual aide dishes', and des Company in the firm's monthly gram will be given for the benefit ful on Saturday at the Church, Stuilents DemonsUate fo r Teachers^ Pay Baises legislature has not followed, he tor trip to the southern states, bulletin. sert ol cake and coffee, served particularly Virginia and North of the Cancer Drive under the aus Community House and grounds, MiyVe under the direction of Mrs. LeRoy, “This year, with 4,208,000 square pices of Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton, but the day was not long enough Yugoslavia Ready The courts have ruled that bills Carolina. He has as his guests Dr. feet of new office space teing Browder Benies Any Kinney. C?harles M. Larcomb and bis son chairman. A full evening'^ pro nor were there enough hands to signed by the proper offlcUls are Girl Scouts of Mrs. James Ellis' placed on the rental market,” gram is planned consisting of help to do all that was planned. laws. But the fact remains that Charles E. The party will return Smith says, "Is way above 1025's various variety acts, skits, musical club assisted in serving and Mrs. Saturday and Mr! Keen will offi Another day is being planned for most of them have not been passed Ellis and Mrs. W. S. Griffin looked 1,474,700 and 1927's 1,188,700. It selections and dancing will follow. Wednesday, April 26th. A t thla by the legialature in the manner ciate at the morning service at is Just about one building away A snack bar of* refreshments will To Resume Links after the kitchen work. St. Peters Episcopal church. Dur time also the Coventry Fragment the coneUtution provides, the pro from the 1926 mark of 4,81'7,000, be In charge of Mrs. Vincent Society ia planning to meet for an After the serving of the sujiper ing the absence of Mr. Keen and right on the heels of 1928's 4,362,- Reds Holding Posts Schneble. all-day meeting. . fessor insists. an Interesting program of enter the others Mrs. Lsrrumb Is stay Monty Woolley 800, and makes a good ahowlng tainment was presented. C. Daniel ing with Mrs. Nellie V. Rydell at Saturday evening, the Connecti Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Standiah against 1020’s 8,324,900.” cut Pioneer Past Masters Associa With Greece Now Way of Gilead recalled the first the rectory. He reports that rents In the have returned froip ilielr winter ORIYHOWND 4-H c;lub of 23 years ago, of which Monty Woolley, famous star of tion will hold their annual meet stay in Sharpes, Florida. Mr. and Horace W. Sellers, son of Prof, new buildings range close to |7 ing and election of officers. A pot Ellin^ou he was leader. It was called the stage and screen, will be presented per square foot. Mrs. Henry I. Barnes have also and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers, who luck supper will precede the meet retiimed to their home after their Tito Says Envoy Will calf club. now live in Carlisle, Penn., has for one performance only on the Asq ff-l2J0 Plus U. S. Tax. Big EXTRA meeting with Tung Pi Wu, Chi Pagach, who sang two spring dent of the Connecticut State waa expelled from the Moscow- propaganda campaign against Iran land ID., Arlz.) girls is Ernestine Elliott, RFD. 2 pleil by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Savings nn Round Trip Tickets "Maybe 1 don't know about it," nese Communist, in this country. songs. Christian Endeavor Union. led Cominform as a strayer from in an apparent attempt to Improve Democratic Leaders Chinese Retls* Radio As and the second alternate is Anna Field and their four daughters of such as baseball, basketball, etc. Leninism,' Yugoslavia's relations News Tidbits Coatello said. llickcnloopor asked if Latti / PratL RFD, 3. Howard Edwards Janet Porter and Muriel Warner Coventry Volunteer Fire Depart relations with their oil-rich south Lebanon. It Is hoped that a plan can be with Greece bettered. The nattily-dressed Costello ap I a iw s more, John Carter Vincent, Amer is the first alternate of the Boys sang "I Love to Tell the Story.” Ih the absence of the Rev. H. R. ment No. 2 was called out on Sun Center Travel ern neighbor. Culled From (/P) Wires serts Maritime worked out through which these Agency Now, Tito told Parliament, peared voluntarily before a Sen ican ambassador to 8wltzsrtan<^ and Donald Berman la second alter The Owen twins sang "Epjoy Keen Sunday the pulpit at St. dllTicultles can be Ironed out by day afternoon to extinguish a fire BLISH HARDWARE CO* Acheaon Damply Concerned Rap Republican Plan ate Commerce subcommittee Ignored in Collision lohn Service, e U. s. consular of Yourself," and "Have 1 Told You in a garage at the home of Mr. 193 Main .St. “ newest developments" — presum A recent Washington dispatch nate. Peter's Episcopal church was oc means of special bus schedules. ably tha recent government change Much-disrupted proposal to let which Is studrtng a bill designed ficer, and Philip Jaffr, former edi Mrs. Lilllam Motta of Main Lately That I Love You?" Ken cupied by a lay reader, Richard Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Wyman William B. Menzel on the Dunn 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Tei. 3880 said U. S. Secretary of State Dean to ban the movement of gambling tor of thn magazine Amerasla, at neth Porter gave a side splitting Road. — in Greece promised that "from Acheson waa deeply concerned over Spain share in this country's for Tokyo, April 27-(45—The Chl- street and daughter are visiting Norma, of Norwich, who has sup of Berwick, Me., were week-end eign aid programs comes up for information acrots state lines. tended the meeting. Mrs. Motta’s brother George Pet show of a woman putting on make Rev. Reginald Mcrrtfleld spoke now on there will be possibilities to alarming reports reaching him Wechsler and ('oiler .\^- ise 'tbnmmunist radio today plied here several times previously. guests of Mr. and Mrs. William I. new teat in Senate today . . . Num McFarland ia chairman of the Refuses to Answer ersen and family, at Wellesley, up. on "A Convincing Gospel” at the substantially improve the relations from the American ambassador to Students Ask The Hebron fact finding com Borst. GREYHOUND between our two countries. ber of Republican leaders, headed serl Rival Party Oiil grotip. blamed an American freighter for Slrrerto Scranton played two Sunday morning service at the Tehran, John C. Wiley. The Com icapt (Coatello Browder refused to answer. Ha mittee, Instituted by the governor Mrs. Clarence E. Porter, Hebron LAWNS COST LESS! Regarding Italy, whose claims to by^ State Chairman Baldwin, will a midnight collision with a Chinese accused Hlckenlooper of organiz to probe Into educational needs of postmistress, has given out a list munist campaign. State depart meet at the capital in Hartford To ‘Scutlle Entire George Wolf, ■hip In a Yellow sea fog. It said Trieste Yugoslavia has bitterly ment experts said, has been helped Pay Increase waiting In an ante-room for more ing a "fishing exp^ltion.” ntral schools in various towns, met of new -postage stamps approved disputed, the premier said: next Tuesday with a group of slate 70 Chinese drowned as their vessel Before the matter was dropped, for Issue during the remainder of greatly by economic troubles fol labor Icadera to dlaruss possible Reorganization Plan' than an hour while they heard tes at the new school auditorium laat “ Yugoslavia . . . considers that lowing last year's cereal crop fail sank. Browder did testify that so far aa Thursday evening, and reports 19.80, together with the place and changes In the state's unemploy- timony from Police tlilef Bidward A Peiping broadcast heard here the present unsolved problems be ure in Iran. men compensation laws by current Dpinaiid Made in Be J. Allen, Jr., of Youngstown, O. he knows neither Vincent nor Serv were made. Rev. George M, Milne date of first day sale of each. tween the two countries should Hartford, April 27.—{/P )— ■aid the freighter California Bear ice to a Communist. TTiey are: 3-cent Freedom, Na A U. 8. survey mission soon may special session of Legislature .. . . Allen told them Costello was for the guidance committee, also not be a reaaon for woraenlng of be sent to recommend aid for this A Reputilican plan for reor- half of Tearhers in nothing more than a "glorified of the Pacific Far East lines "ig But he adamantly refused re for the curriculum rommlttee, in tional Capital, Washington, D. C., Britain's Labor government is ex nored maritime laws” In ramming relatlona. The efforts from both strategic Middle East country on pected now to cling to its shaky ganirjng the state govem- goon." plies to quentlons about his meet the absence of the Rev. H. R. April 20. 3-cent Railroad Engin sides for Improvement of relations, the eastern end of the antl-Com- Gotham Marrh Today Cernipt Polltlelaas the Chinese ship Blnan off Tsku ing with Tung. SPECIAL Keen. Edwin R. Smith reported eers of America. Jackson, Tenn., aeat at least until fall. ment was branded "dishon bar April 20, 'me 8,163-ton GARDEN and LAWN NEEDS for economic and other coopera munlst cordon. Airmen flying into northwestern He . commented that "if it Cffiairman Typings (D-Md) tried for the recreation committee. Wil April 29. 3-cent Gateway to the est, discourteous and disturb New York. April 27--(45—Thou American ship still Is at Taku bar, tion can contribute to an easier Four Consistent Themes U. S. after May will have to file weren't for corrupt politicians Coa to oaox Browder to answer. He liam 1. Borst, chairman, presided. West-Midwest Centenary, Kansas solution of disrupted questions.” Reports of radio monitors here ing” today in a statement is- sands of Jeering students, demsnd- tello wouldn't be in the position he port of Tientsin where Red author Investigation had previously been City, Missouri, June 3. 3-cent flight plan or be intercepted by ities have begun an inquiry. suggested Browder could say who Nlse-Poiat ForelgB-Prognun show these four consistent propa fighter aircraft .... Agriculture by two Democratic leg- Ing "more pay for our teachers," Is In today." waa present at the meeting, even made through the town in fta vari- Executive, National Capital, Waah- ganda Uiemes in Soviet broadcasts Allan waa called to lastify about Radle Oosga D ialif oua aectlorn to find out as far as Ihgton. D. C„ June 18. 3-cent In his three-hour, 20,000 word department says farmers who ship _ vja.. leaders. Alfred F. marched on City hall today but if he wouldn't tell what went on. —» market are being hia 1948 drive against boohavakara Pacirte Far East lints head possible Its educational needs and Boy Rcouts of America, ‘Valley FERTILIZERS GARDEN TOOLS Wechsler and'John P. Cotter, were repulacd by police. in which ha said his forca cloaad quarters hi San Francisco denied Browder said he couldn’t—that lacks. Mr. Bishop of the gover- Forge, Penn., June 30. 3-cent In United caught In squeeze between falling party leaders in the Senate and It might embarrass Tung. SALE Statss "intervention” for Iron's farm prloN and rising rail freight Mounted patrolmen spurred their down 18 bookla Joints. Tha the Red nujlo charge that Capt. noria fact finding committee waa diana Territory Sc.aquicentennial, laid dbwB a nlne-poifit foreign House, respectively, charged Ahat When Browder persisted In his policy program promising friendly economic depression. costs. horses Into the front -ranks of the Youngstown chief differed with William Murray of the Bear was amqng thoae present and Joined in Vincennes, Ind., July 4. 3-cent Jti- 2. Persistent charges that the Report read to ANPA meet says the Republicans were out to "scut angry demonstrators. blocking negligent and "took an unreason refusal to answer, Hlckenlooper the discussion. dirlsl Sesquirentennini Series Na VIGORO Hii. $4.25 RAKES tle the entire reorganization their attempt for a third succes ■aid he wanted the record to show (Orattaoed oa Faga Five) U. 8. U turning the Iranian Army strike-produced national crises can (OonMniied on Pag* Five) ably long time in rendering The local committee expreasa'd tional Capital, Washington, D. into an "American stooge.” be avoided "only by restoration of plan." sive day to storm the office of asslstimce to drowning people and that the full membership of the themselvee as much pleased with Aug. 2. 3-cent Callfoi-nla State An attempt to picture the loi»l collective bargrtnlng.” .... Delaying^ Action "Pretext” Mayor William O'Dwyer. even did It In a most haphazard InvestlgaUng group waa presenL the work being done by the Wlili- hood, Sacramento, Calif., Sept. 9. DRICONURE Hii. $4.50 HOES •hah — hitherto usually exempt Maj. Gen. Kenneth F. (Tramer, Na Republican proposals to post The yelling, hooting youngsters manner.” This was an obvious reference mantlc High school throvigh its 3-cent Legislative, National Capi Chrysler Row from Sortet attacks — as under tional Guard Bureau head, says pone action on many features of converged on City Hall plaza from Adler Reveals A statement by the company said to a recent court ruling that a principal, Alxander McKimmie, to tol, Washington. D. C.. Nov. 22. American influence. placing of National Guard on ac reorganization until the regular ficores of schools through the city. Murray sent word of the accident meet problems connected with ele Tliese may be obtained at the local BONE M EAL Hd. $5,95 4. An effort to picture the Iran tive Federal service is not being session of the Legislature in 1951 In Brooklyn. 20,000 students rut immediately and "waa Instructed (Continued oa Page Five) mentary school graduates, when post office on above dates. SHOVELS Session Fails ian government as so corrupt it contemplated at this time . . . CIO were a "pretext" to cover up plans classes to mill in protest In front His Parly Tie to make Intensive and exhaustive first entering high school. Neatly Lt. Lloyd Grsy. son of Mr and should be overthrown. longshoremen vote in San Francis to do nothing at all, the Weehsier- of their school buddings. rescue efforts, which he did for Five students were taken into all the Hebron students attend Mrs. Harold L. Gray of Hebron, Tudeh Party Praised co to table resolution urging that Cotter statement asserted. nine hours over an area of 50 high school there, some few going stationed In Japan, writes home Hd. U. S. trade with Red China. custody there. One waa charged SHEEP MANURE $3.50 CULTIVATORS Accompanying these attacks are The Republican program to Harmonica Artist Calls square miles." ^ to Bacon- Academy or other that it is the most beautiful time Efforts Gmtinued to paens of praise for the outlawed Miss 'Vivien Kellems, Republican with Juvenile delinquency after he The line added that "37 persons schools. Calvin Fish, a senior of the year in that country, with candidate for U. S. senatorial nom which the two leaders took excep struck a policeman and another Registered Tudeh (Communist) party, whose tion was laid before the special H im s e lf were reocned snd efforts were of WInilham High was present and i^ierry blossoms In bloom and Settle Disputes in Bail ination, denies she ia planning to with disorderly conduct sfter he abandoned only after further LA N D LIME Hd $1 25 growth since economic depression session of the Legislature yester threw ash barrels Into a busy Court Flashes! answered some questions bearing sweeteuing the air. although the TROWELS And Telephone Fields began here has western diplomats run as independent if she falls to Democrat in search appeared hopeless.” on high school activities. surro\indlngs are dirty and de openly worried. win nomination . . . Representa day. 0 , street. The three others were re (Lata Bulleilae of tho (45 Wtra) leased In custody of their parents. Dev-e|opmcnU Reported One difficulty has been that lo pressing otherwise. Radio Moscow Is echoing the tives of two statewide Italian- It rejected most of the sweeping Hartford. April 27.—(F» Har Asserting that "clearly the Amerlcan Democratic party group.a reorganization proposals recom- They are demanding Increased cal students have been deprived GARDEN FERT. sol:. $2.80 By The Associated Press attacln from Radio Azerbaijan, monies Artist Larry Ailler de California Bear must accept full of extra-curricula exercises, owing See Our Display Of An all-night bargaining session but in more tem plate langruage. will confer next week in Hartford Wentern Unioa Target (Continued on Pago Fourteen) responilbillty for ramming and to transportation problems, their failed to end the 93-day Chrysler Simultaneously Soviet diplo to unite both groups into single or (Continued on Page Fourteen) scribed himself today as a regie sinking the Sinan," the Peiping Bridgeton, N. J., April 27—(45— buses leaving earlier than the ALTO GLASS strike, but'*^forts continued today mats here are trying to get Iran to ganization to heip Democratic tered Democrat with "a very radio reported, these two develop Tbe stale of New Jersey cracked time set apart for the activities. TOP DRESSING s.,s. $3 00 FLOWER and to settle faftreachlng disputes In close down the U. S. Information ticket this fall . . . Prime Minister strong and a quite vital belief in ments: down on the Western Union Tele MIRRORS the rail andifelephone industries service's bulletin published in the Robert G. Menzles, asserting that democracy.” 1. A Maritime commission has graph Company here today to holt In New York, 18,000 elevator Persian language here. militant Communism Is planning Adler testified In the Federal been set up by tha Tientsin Peo the troasmlsoloa of money order GARDEN SEEDS operators aad other service em Russian Ambassador Ivan Sad- revolution in that 'part of the Economy Drive Hurt court trial of a libel suit brought ples (Communift) government to beta oa bone races. Netooa S. SCOTT FERTILIZER SPREADERS world, Introduces bill in House of ployes began a walkout that la ex chlkov, according to a highly by himself and dancer Paul Drap determine responsibility for Um Htjuqler, deputy attorney geoeroL ONE FAM ILY pected to affect 280,000 apartment placed source, repeatedly asks the Representatives to outlaw Commu er against Mrs. Hester McOul' ■inking end to work out a aettle- ■old he would obtain a worroat for house dwellers. Iranian Foreign Office to order nist party In Australia .... New lough of Greenwich, who has ac msnt. the arrest o f the executive la ... Report Some Progi«M discontinuance of the bulletin. He investigation Into loyalty of \%ll By Defense Demands cused them of pro-Communist ac- charge of Western Ualoa’o New HOUSE $5.95 - $9.95 - $16.50 LAWN CHAIR SPECIAL Horn W. Remington, Commerce de 2. The Hua Fu Co., agents for The Chrysler negotiators report charges the publication violates a tlvUles. Jersey operations In order to plim decree of the Iranian Council of partment economist. Is launched the Binan, filed a criminal action a loo^ole In tlie state’s antl- At 11 Locust Street They're The Finest Made ed some progress from their ses "I do not like any sort of gov In a Tientsin court aeckiiig com. sion. although it failed to confirm Ministers forbidding any embassy by House Un-American Activities ernment where the state is para gombilag laws. to distribute Pertisn-language committee. Tensing International pensaUon for loss of life And loss • • • $5.49 rumors of an impending break in Slayer Given mount to the mdividual," Adler of the vaasel, Its cargo and other Must be removed from tha long dispute. "newspapers or magazines.” National Labor Relations board Voodol Believed Irate Taxpayer. premises. Make us an The decree also prohibits distri orders elections among 106,000 em' Situation Brings Addeil ■aid. propertiea Htonlngtoa, April 87—<45—Stoa-' Tubular Spring Steel in Red or Green Enamel NegotUtors met until 6:30 a. m. Disavowing (Jommunist views, Attending Red Inquiry offer. e.a.t., then recessed until 2 p. m., bution of information that might ployees of General Electric Co. lagtoB p ^ ce, seorehlng today for A F6.95 Value prejudice Iran's position with any Force to Request for Death Term Adler said he supported Henry A. Thornes B. Quffe, Pacific Far a vandal who defaced the Town LAW N SEEDS today. Both aides Indicated they to determine whether they want Wallace for president in 1948 be SWEATERS l l U i OMtM St. Pkw thiM power. . CIO Electrical union or its CIO- East lines president, said Murray holL sold they believed tbelr quar Funils, Keeping Draft are making a determined effort to cause he felt Wallace more nearly and some members of the Call ry nmo OB Irate taxpayer. A con Star* FVoats, Fletui* F .Special Formula Types For^pMiinecticut Soil gnd Climate return 89.000 Chrysler workers to Contain "Facts Only” ousted rival aa bargaining agent • Finest 100% lephyr wool Jarvis Realty Co. U. S. representatives contend Bay State Man Is Con followed Franklin D. Roosevelt's fomla Bear’s crew ere ashore at of point, thrown nt the building VoMtlM BSMa their Jobs. . , . Office of Eklucation says na policies than President Truman Furmiw that their mimeographed bulletins, Washington, April 27.—(/P) tending the Red Inquiry. during the night. Just missed the 5 Dover Road A wage offer by the Bell Tele tion faces serious shortage of did. Cuffe said he knew of "no • Many Uaml enibroitleretl . From Lb. To Lb. devoted mostly to quotations from eoglnecm, starting in IS.M, unless —The tensing international victed by Jury ir window of l i x CtDlIector Joseph 59c $1 35 phone System—the first to 10,000 speeches of U. S. officials, contain Oppose* Loyalty Cheeks duress, no restraint” being ap- Law’s office. It left a big yellow striking telephone installation more college students train fqr situation brought added force Killing o f His Wife Earlier, he testified that he is • Some with fine angora trim "facta only” and avoid contro profession . . . USSR Central Sta Ued by the Reds. His San Francis •mear on tbe front of the red workers-rwaa expected today. Th« today to demands for hew de against government loyalty office is keeping In touch with versial matter. The Soviet em Ustical administration announces 00 brick structure. CIO Oommunicationa Workers' bassy, they add. Itself distributes Cambridge, Masa., April 27—(F) checks, saying: "I don't think they Murray by cable. Presumably tbe • • o • Long 8lee%e cartligans Division 6 announced the fOr^- Industrial production in Soviet fense funds and extension of news bulletins In Persian. the draft law. It all but —The former owner of a fashion accomplish what they set out to ship's radio Is sealed while in port Broodenot Curbs Dropped coming pay conference and said it One American source who fol- union for first quarter of 1950 do. . . . Merely taking an oath —the procedure iMuaily demanded Springfield, Mnso., April 81<— Bird Baths S S S F i S t was 22 per cent higher than in able country club today faced • Infants ami Cliililren's would cover all wage issues. The Iqjys the Azerbaijan radio said shelved the House economy death m the electric chair for the seems to encourage liars.” by the (Chinese !ted—All reatrlettoBO oa Mg Isogno company had no comment that one recent broadcast callsd first quarter of 1949. drive. In response to the re He said he played, at a San The California Bear < sailed. for baseball radio broadcasts la tho Researchers at California In- ■laying of hie wife whom he once The installation workers have for an open revolt. quest of Secretary of Defense described as a "happy little bird." Francisco benefit for the commit Singapore to Taku bar by way of Springfield area wore withdrawn been on strike since Monday. But It wras In Azerbaijan, the north atitute of Technology have con tee to save the Joint Anti-Fascist Tslngtao, another north China today by tiie Springfield club of SIZES: 1 to 6 firmed existence of two more par Johnson, -the House was resigned Marshall W. Ctox, 60. of Concord, $4.39 the atrlkera called a picketing ern Iran province which borders was convicted yesterday of first Refugee committee on Aug. port She was scheduled to clear the lateroatlonal League. Assur plan which could have tied up tele ticles as components of nuclei of to vote an extra 8850,0(X),000 for TO GARDEN qcJIR EE - the Soviet union, that Persian military spending, most of it for degree murder by a Superior court 1947. T ^ u bar for Japan April 30. ance that fans could hear their phone exchanges over the nation. Communists setup a "people's re atoms. . . . President Truman has airplanes. Jury. Judge Joseph L. Hurley im This, Adler said, waa to protest Red Version of Collision baseball broodcaeta came today A general nationwide phone public” In 1948-46, only to have decided to make Mght major what he called the “unfair convic This waa tbe Oonimunist radio'; from President Jnck Sbeehoa of strike deadline, set for yeateiday speeches on his crooslcountry May Keep Draft Law Alive posed the mandatory death penalty it collapse despite Sortet political but set no date for execution. tion" of the Joint Anti-Fascist version of the collision: the SM4ngfleld Cube. He aa- $6.95 SPRAYER $43.50 morning, waa postponed indeflnlts- backing. stumping tour next month, White And Hduae leaders -thought it likely that the members would The prosecution Introduced testi Refugee committee's officers on Tbe Sinan, sailing from Dairen, aouBced that "unrestricted eom- ly on Tuesday. Joseph A. Beime. Mapping By Planes Charged House says .... Admiral Forrest charges of refusing to give lists of Manchuria, with 66 passengers mereiol broadcast of Mg leogae Double Wheel, 18 Gal, 200 Lb. Pressure < Sherman says It will be necessary have to vote on the question of mony that Cox kilted his wife by Everyone Is Looking WHITE nationsl union president, an Another recent Azerbaijan contributors to the House Com and a crew of 43. stopiMd her Bn' games ulll be permitted la the nounced posaibUity of overall set broadcast charged that 'U. B. "in the long run” to build large keeping the draft law olive, for clubbing her on the head and then For Trees Up To. 25 two years beyond June 24, when it stabbing her with an icepick as she mlttee on Un-American Activities. gines In the Gulf of Chihli whan Springfield area.” IVORY tlement with the company. planes were fiying over the Per- flnth Deck aircraft corrierm pos Adler said publication of Uiia ■he heard the foghorn of an ap • 0 # sibly of the type of abandoned is scheduled to die. sat at a piano playmg a Mozart X OUR The company and the union' sonata m their home two years list might cause great harm to proachlng veasel. A few minutes Film Probe Halted Long Lines division 10 negotiated (Conttnned on Page Poortaen) “United States.” (Jhalrmon (Jannon (D-Mo.) of At Your Car! GREEN the Appropriations committee an ago. 9 9 WaehMgton, April 87—<45—Tha FACTORY yesterday for the first time with nounced committee approval of an R t g ^ for ghtytag (Osotlwied OB Pag* Fhra) (OeoRoeed e« Page I) Senate’o propooed laveatIgatloB 9t The New BURGESS ' out Federal. mediators. haiaoTaltty of film otaia aad tha •People are judging ybu by its appear* amendment that would hike the PoUce testified that Cox told PRICE Wolkoat Thfeog Fseed them ha killed bis wife because he motto* pteture ladnstiy was called But in Richmond. Va.. a break defense budget for the fiscal year oS today after a ooafercaae ba- ance. ‘Expectant’ Prize Cow beginning July 1 from the |1S,- didn’t want her to worry about the GLADIOLA BULB SPECIAL PAINT SPRAYER down In negotiations posed the tweea top film exeeutlvea aad 911,000,000. recommended last cost of repairing a roof which Million-Dollar Park Built threat of a walkout by some 8,000 caved in at his Stow Country Bfuator Bdala C. Johaeoa (D- •Our Body and Paint Shop can make yon eW A employes of the Chesapeake month by the committee to 114,- Oolo). laatead of puoMog hto UR Trees Four in Woodlot ^61,000,000. club. Tbe Job would have wiped Doz. $9.95 and Potomac telephone company. him out flnanctally; he said. In Day by City Texas M lleeBeeMtoj2JM®2|2|^2^y ^ proud— from the smallest dent— 50c The executive board of CWA dirt The extra 8380,000,000 was ap proved after johnaon tcatlfisd be Wltnaeaee quoted Cox as saymg Assorted Colors An Electric Job For All Types Of Paints and InaectiddM ■Ion 83 planned to vote today to Andover, Mass., April 27—(F)— ( "strange” ever since. She's ex it "seemed like a mercy and kmd* woMd give iadootry leadera, In- RETAIL SALESROOM to a complete refinish. fore a subcommittee yeetqrday. file a notice of intention to strike. An Andover farmer planned to try pecting s-calf about June 1-:—The nesa” to kill his wife — whom he Kerville, Tex., April 27 — (45—aKerr . county's 84th anniversary cluMng Preoideat Erie Johneto* 'a imuple more trteka" to get an farmer thought that might have It would be split up this way: Officers of Brotherhood of termed "a bright and happy little Kerrville citizens built a milllon- celebration. of ^ Motloa Picture nieorlatloa Located At the Green—Open 9-9 P. M. Locomotive Firemen and lEngine- ’e x ^ ta n t” prize cow out of a 25- "something to do with IL” $200,000,000 for the Air Force; bird” — because she "wouldn't be "Evorybody had a lot of fun,' a chance te clean ap oa a vohw- men were summoned to meet to acre woodlot where she treed three Wants No ShooUag $100,000,000 for Naval air; $80,- able to take it.” doUar park In a day. said Newspaper Publiaher Sam men and a boy yesterday. tary baela MANCHESTER day with Federal negotiators. Their He appealed to volunteers try 000.000 for conversion of warships The defense argued for acquittal Work began at 6:80 a. nf. yester Hraswell. “Tlw contraetora who Farmer Arthur Tlabert couldn't ing to capture the cow not to shoot and for the anti-submarine- war on the ground that Cox waa insane day. By 6:30 p. m. the last strip helped out aaid as soon as they got Phone dispute almost led to a strike yes account for the ordloarily gentle her. Treasury Balance ^ KniTTino mins terday on four, major railroads. It fare program. at the time of the killing. He spent of concrete had b^n smoothed out home they were going to try to fig 1,200-pound Aberdeen-Angus turn He said he planned: Addition Appeora Certola ure out how to get their boys to . was put off for two weeks under a a long period in a mental hospital WashlngtoB. April 27—(4>—The MOTOR SALES, Inc. ing ferocious. 1. Strewing doped gram at the - With Republicans Joining Demo and the last bit of debris carried work like that aU the Ume.” 4121 BLISH HARDWARE Co truce arranged by the National The treed were taken out of edge of the woods; .after the slaying before being de- pestUon of the Traafuxy April 2S: away. Om Uiousend voluiiteera worked **Your Oldsmobile Dealer” Mediation board. m crats m supporting tbe Increases, clarod sane. Net budget f * c M ^ 8}S8,7aa,- their perehM by men on borae- 2. Coaxing U rest of his 82- fey 7 p. m. tha park UghU wars on the S8-acra proJeoL The coa- 512 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 41S4 7 9 3 MAIN ST.— ^MANCH£STEB The union Is demanding an ad back. Hi« cow attacked anyone head herd Into the wooda to see if their addition to a $29,000,000.0()0 Two defense psychiatrists testi 886.48; bud|^ e«|'iindlfiii'i8, 88Mk* omnibus appropriation bill perhaps fied Cox Buffered from a maniC' on. and people were driving through tractors said the heavy machine ditlonal fireman for multiple unit on foot. ■' ■he'U Join them; —admiring tllelr own handiwork. work alone would have coet any 982.881.08: carii balanoii .IM SK- ■■ ■■■ ’ . I Tlabert A&MVCrfc BMJUsaid MIV she V188Mk burst IBX/IIC from •*W8 her j M- gSV5Va55l^Herding her .back to OAS aasqthe bam depressive, psychosis when Mrs. 820,24^74. ^ Cox was slain on Feb. 21, 1M8. BuUd-a-Paiv Day was nart of body else ^ leoM 8800.000, (OBgaanafi oa PS|» nvs) pen four days ago and has been ' by stalking her with a Jjorse. (Osatlaaefi *■ Pag* reiutaea) ■ V)
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