\ i’r ^ ^U^DAY, MABCB 8. 1 9 0 Arerage Dally Net Pnas Run Yhs Weather CuMtteg fftralft For the Bloath •< Febraary, 1848 i af O. B. Westha i. Mon servicemen must be. bctoree» ■> Temple Chapter 88, OIU, wW dnmp A of the Center Cbur^ the ages of 18 and 86, a eltlsan of 9,713 tealgbt; aet gaH* > I hold ththr annual meeting Wednes­ . Engaged to Wed To Organize the United SUtea of America, and atwtar toaight: «ght r Women wfll meat Wedneaday in day at the Masonic Tempi*. The In g o ^ physical condition. Fonp* IT *t om A unt ^^l^ulTowii the Federation room ^th af Thareday. Abbott Chaee. leader. Mra. W^U* business will Include election of Truck Unit for a medical esamlnatloa will be HALE’S Storewide ' at. acooiM'* Jio u im csrcto wm w.i.^ Steiner, program chalrmait officers. Refreshments will be available that night. MmuHiostor^A City of Vinoge Charm announces it will be an evening of gcfVfd by the men of the chapter. Here la a good opportunity tor man Who la Interasted, In enlist­ TSS a * t n « h a m a t Mr& IB* ■acred mualc In which local per- MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS ■ elMd BhatMmn, 11 Dtvlitoa ■tmt abna will take p a rt There w ll ’The Loyal Order of Moos* will WiU Hold Me^hg in ing In to* Organisedf Reserve Wed. Morning Specials VOL. LXVnL. NO. 184 au Paga 1S> riflifr Itfughnn will Iw prvMiit. also be group singing and f^o™* sponsor free motion pictures at Oorpe to nave toe nscea^sry. paper iiir« of the Messiah. Mra. Elmer the Lithuanian Club on Friday at Armory Tomorrow; work done. FOr further Informa­ At th« nM«Ua( a t tlw lU nd^ Rice will conduct the worship 8 p. m. The pictures will be ExpUdns th« Program tion contact C^pt. Lester H. Wol­ AU DdpU» Partleipaling .. ttr Gtrdtn O sih, M artb M, ^ tlw service. Mr*. W. J. Benedict hos­ “Mooseheart, this Child’s City,’’ cott. 182 Main street. MancheaUr. Scene of Damaging Blase on Hilliard Street This Mpriiing Cimttr drareh. kcdachronw view* tess, wUl be assisted by Mrs. Car­ and ’’Mooeehaven, Where Life Be­ ■t tiM Cniawticut River, from it* lyle Johnson and Mrs. William gins Again.” There will be refresh­ Capt. lAfiter H. Wolcott h u ar­ Sh$rp Earthquake ranged for a meeting of the pros- WEDNESDAY A. M. ONLY! cans •enree to fU mouth, will be pre- Minnick. ments, entertainment and dancing aented <9 J o ^ lic rsj^ R«- The public is Invited. Mctlve membera of the 158th freehmeota will be eerved. There will be a meeting tonight tru ck Company. Org'a^^lsed R e' Reg. 12Vie «nd I5e First QnaUty tf . ' . -r » ri aerve, in the Manchester Armory, at 8 o’clock at the Firehouse on Llnne Lodge 72, Knights of Py­ TABLE A t the 8 ><^elock Brotbertiood Spruce street for Hose Company Wednesday, March 9th at * Jolts California’s thias, will hold a meeting tomor­ o’clock. meetlnr at the Bmanuel Lutheran No. S of the South Manchester row night at Orange HaU. Democratic Effort ehotdt toBifht, the theme of the Fire Department. A group of officers has been PADS Moor Face Cloths be “Church Sym- n»e Delta Chapter, RAM set scheduled to b at the meeting to ts s a ^ The Ladles’ Aid of the Zion talk to the men and answea waa Coast Area Twice Lutheran church will meet tomor­ back teams will meet at the Ma­ sonic Temple at 8:45 on Wednea­ ' quesUona that may arlee. Ik. CdL m m , B a t the Center C^gre- row night after the second Len­ Dean F. Noble, commander of 'the c ea. ten service. The north side of the day to travel to Middletown where ' ; ■'> . n ,— dinrdi will hold a pot 325th Highway Transport Group, I In S(tl i flAIll*-- l> To Panic Assembly Parish House will be open for fur­ they will compete In the tourna­ No Immediate Report* jiiCK aupper tonight at d:80. A i«- ment. MAibers are requested to ' i '’x:/ of which the 158th Truck Com­ \ I r III u Irthl* f**f Four pattern In firet quality Moor face clotha. Whlta with ther Inspection by friends and I, froeted and multi-color atripea. ’ llgioaa movi* wUl_ ^ members of the congregation. come early to be assured of trans­ pany Is part and Lt. John J. Mc­ I rtM* I'wl checks Of Injuries or Heavy News Tidbits the aupper. Miia Everett Beldlng portation. Refreshment* will be Laughlin, commander of the com Criticism of Cooking Conway Makes Accusa* win be the leader. served after the games. pany will welcome all new mem­ PS DOC Damage; Apparently Colled From (/P) Wires Marine Pvt. Robert J. Palmer. MIsa Leretla McKinney bers. Major Stephen Voorbees of Town Favored ' Brings .About Death 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. T odiy Centered in Hollister tion on House Floor John Mather Chapter, Order of the Office of senior army Instruc­ 5 Palmer of MO Parker street, Man­ Mr. and Mrs. William J. McKin­ tor for Connecticut will administer \ tnl h»%r nil* ‘if ■Mif >.44 n ! n Bargain Table Aisle Area, 100 Miles South* Waterbury Women’s club g< Cagayan. Mindinao. March Only ^linutes After chester. recently qualified as a De Molay exemplified the Initia­ lumiF l«i : oa record cqipoalpg Governor In Decision in tory and DeMolay degrees for five ney of Coventry annotmee the en­ the oath of enlistment and explain 9.—(J*)—Gucat Cri.atobal BalUo PRESCRIPTIONS rifle marksman when he fired for gagement of their daughter, Lor­ the retirement program for re- in«,4pMifiliH Opposite The Hoclery C outcr east of San Francisco ' Bowles’ propoaed suM dy of low criticized the cooking at boat Bowles Tells Newrs record with the Garand rifle at candidates at the Masonic Temple I 11 I, ■ li I r« »f . h I e f > !* • coat homes and favoring retention last night. The fine degree work etta, to Carl L. Hansen, son of Rev, serviaU. Thomas P.obsIIo'b birthday par­ Conference Prospects CALLED FOR Partis Island, S. C. at the Marine Ex-servicemen need to bring V « t,, «*-♦ niif CLOSEOUT OF ODDS AND ENDS of sales tax . . . ArgenUna’a new Prentice Case ty- Corps Recruit Depot rifle range. shown last night would Indicate and Mrs. Carl A. Hansen, of Brook­ 1 al.lw t'a.l- v i*Ii I' .Ii-if r. nl San Francisco, March 9.— coasUtatioa, permitting President AND that the chapter could easily be In only their discharge papers and They will bury Baillo tomor­ For More Speed in A former student of Manchester lyn, N. Y., formerly of Mafaches- will be enlisted In the grade that lolofB in I'litMiH* Irniii WHITE COTTON SLIPS, KNIT SLIPS, COTTON (/P>—A sharp earthquake Peron to succeed himself, approved row. High school, he enlisted In the the running for the plaque compe­ ter. after his opopnents stage dramatic Legislature Brighter; DELIVERED tition this year. Leslie Robinson they separated from active duty. SHORTIE GOWNS and many other Items jolted the central California Former Policeman Ix»«e* Itosallo, police sAd. became Marine Corps on Dec. 27,- IMS. at Both Mtsa McKinney and Mr. coastal region twice early to­ walk out of Constituent Assembly Hartford, Conn., for three yeara and Frederick ^ercy have been Hanaen are graduates of Manches­ session. . . King Victor Emmanuel In Effort to Collect Pay .so incensed over the criticism Report Lists Bills appointed as the new bowling day. There were no immedi­ that he killed Baillo with a PINE ter High school. of Italy left eatato of 16,129,145. butcher knife. Thla evening’*' scheduled re­ committee. Miss McKinney Is now attending Closeout At 6 9 e ate. reports of injuries or ex­ Georgia moving to put legal —Judge Finds Claimant Stale Capitol, Hartford, PHARMACY hearsal for the Salvation Army the Julius H artt School of Music treme damage. Windows and on sale of white neighborhood Had Quit His Position i Marcli 9.—(JP)—Republicans Songster Brigade has been post­ A St Patrick’s Military whist Mr. Hansen Is attending the Uni- plaster were cracked in Hol­ homes to Negroes . . . Report that *M4 Center Street poned untU Friday evening at 8 will be given by the Gibbons As­ verolty of Connecticut. HALE'S STQREWIDE Values To I2S99 Big Four talks on Auatrlan treaty I ttnlay accused Democrats of TeL 8*9814 o’clock. . ' sembly, catholic Ladles of Colum­ No date has been set for the lister, about 100 miles south- y break ap next week over Yu- Joseph A. Prentice, former Man­ a “deliberate effort to panic bus, on Friday at St Bridget’s wedding. eeat of Ban Frandeco. ’The 4;28 a. goalavla’a claims . . . Union leaders chester deputy chief of police, lost Pact Approval Wed. Morning Specials m. (p.e.t.) quake apparently cen­ the Assembly into ill consid­ The Sacred Heart Circle of the church hall for the benefit of the threatea atrtke of 400,000 German a suit against the town for back school fund for S t Bridget’s. Mrs. From the Baby DefiG tered In the HolUater areA ered and proiiably improper Mothers a u b will meet Thursday A eon was born to Mr. and Mra. coal miners in the Ruhr, asking pay at $2,400 annually since June Seen Assured evening at 8 o’clock in the home Charles Klotxer will be in charge Gueiino AgostinelU of 39 Bunce All Depts. Participating Back* BoO Onto BoofB either more pay or lower prices —Herald Photo by Vicbl legislation." Majority Leader of the door prises. A cake sale will 9, 1943, ih a decision handed dou'n of Mrs. Matthew Morlarty, 131 drive on Simday at toe Hartford In San Franciaoo rocks rolled People earning above $6,000 a Abevn Is plelnini Ike ndas ef Am Odsea Machine Oa plant at 66 Hilliard street, and the adjaceat ! George C. Conway (R,, Gull- H 4> Parker street. be held before the whist and all hospltaL COTTON PANTIES off Telegraph hlU onto roofs be­ year make up only 4i28 per'oeat donations wlU be welcome. Mrs. dwelling a* 64 HUtlard street after ddaettoua blaaa a t 6:26 tots morning. ^-A tq^lne shop and \-ahi- i 's'SK.o? S J S ' 2 0 .Year "i*™* «" “* GangB Railroads . In The SELF SER VE Lace trim. Sizes 2 to 8. Reg. 98c ..., low, burglar alarms went off and of those paying Federal income able oeatentA eatimated at wortk 8I6f6R are eompleta losa and damage t6 seve^room dwelUng Just a II. W-. > • House only minutes John Boyle la chairman of the af­ A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. resldenta were shaken out of their I by Prentice bringa to a close a I taxes but pay 61.31 per eeat of wmt ef the plant la aet nt 813,666. q itgin a t Maze eonld aot be determined. Bite of tbe blaze Is long effort on hia part to bring A llian ce W ing In fo rm - *^*-*‘’‘ Democratic Governor Bowie.* • A ^ l a n e s fair. Tickets may be secured at Georgs Cheesmsn of 63 Csmpfleld sleep. Many alarmed residents re- the total income taxea, ’Treasury Just west ef the ralltead nnderpaee enllDlliard street aad nearly opposite t(ie Orfijrd Soap Co. factory. I , ,, had told a ne^vs conference that the door. road on Sunday at toe Hartford caUed toe great quake of 1906. about his.reinstatement-in the po-^ aaya . . . Measure* to earb Anerl- lice department, or to collect dem- i ai U kay of senators prospects for more speed In the • B o a U INCOME T A X hospital. WALNUT WATERPROOF PANTIES ’The Jolt was felt south of San oaa OeoiBainiat* pick up strong * ------; General Assembly seemed brlght- There win be a home-baked food Franciaco aa far an Santa Crua ages he asserted were his due. He j . • Cara With dispoeles Insert diaper support In Senate . . . Drinking be- was represented by the Hertford ! Bulletin! ‘ er. sale at Hale’a from 6:30 to 9 p. m. SmaD, medium and large. Reg. 95c , on tba coast, north Into Marin comep legal in Kansas today .... t:anae of Logjaaa Bead *ll sb>ybig" Every is my business not Just a Thuwlay, sponsored by the MEATS y,Lb.pt,. 39e . county and eastward in Oakland Stalin M ake^ FffevDestroys ^ctory, law firm of Felgrift, Dodd. Blum- WaaUngloD, March 9— iPi-— ' and cltlea as far aa Sacramento, Detroit outfits special smbalance enthal end Nalr. The town waa The logjam, which the governor gatmdey Mgbt few weeks hot 52 weeks a Women’s League of the Second to handle premature babies ytoo Seeretar}- Arheeon aald todav said aeemed likely to brealf up on Congregational church. Anyone about 90 miles from the coaaL represented by Judge RavTiiond A. year. HUNTS WHITE MEAT need Incubator t reatmmt.^ More Shifts Johnson. | tlie Atlantic treaty, aa bow at least a few billa, was caused. wlahlng to contribute should PLAYTEX CRIB SHEETS The quake knocked a needia off drafted, makes eliwr the na- Conway maintained, not by to* HOBBY SHOPPE For qualified assisUnce phone Mrs. George Stiles, Mrs. J. HALE'S the eelamograph at tha Univer­ on way to hospital .... FBI^ Ne«m !g H ere Judge’s Findieg Size 36 X 54. Reg. 91*69 agents called before New York In finding for the defendant tloas signing it wlU defend hundreds of non-controvereial bllla 8 Otiswold Street PlMme 8388 in the preparation of your Norton Spencer, or Mrs. E. V. TUNA FISH sity of Santa Oars. The Rev. themeelvee ngninet nggreaslon awaiting acting but by "bUnd ia- I t A. M. to 1 r . M. Headquarters John A. Webber, Santa C3ara eeie- Federal grand Jury In latest es­ Twro High Level Soviet town and &>ard of Police Oommis-; income tax return call Coughlin. pionage case . . • Chinese govern­ sionere. Judge Alcorn stated that frene nny quarter. Sunmiarlz- oiatence on putting th ro u ^ an FRESHb i niolonlat, eald the firet shock at FOR W EI B** b , 4:28.50 A m. lasted 11 minutes ment preparations for peace talks Leaders Promoted; Hilliard St. Machine Prentice gave up his permanent' lug at a aews eonferenoe the administration program.” S t Christopher’s Mothers’ Or- CRIB SHEETS with Chinese Communists bogged •ge Tales poeitlon aa a detective sergeant | negeUatlone on the taeaty Conway’s remarks were touched George P. Anderson cle will meet Wednesday evening on toe record and apparently was off by a report read by to* Boueo RITZ CRACKERS L g. Pkg. size 27 X 36. Reg. 99c ...... ' centered In the Houleter rogion. down pending formation of new Efremov in Cabinet Shop, Adjacent House when he took over the position o f . 4si^ Achesfn pictured toe 785 Center St.. TeL 6869 at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs. He said there wee a eUght after­ cabinet. deputy chief, created on a tempor-1 gaet aa the end rronlt ef west- minority loader, Rdp. John F. Cot­ Arthur Chenot 22 Crestwood Melburn Joseph Mott. S3, ar­ Scen^ of Ruining Blaze tf Fair Trials ary basis; that he left poUce em-' eta pel ley devriepmenia ter (D., Hartfotdk listing the num­ drive. ESTCO shock at 4:57.30 a m. Moscow, March • — (F)— ’Two ber-of-billa pending and those al­ Santa Clara valley and peninsu­ rested In Sand Springs OklA, for more high lavel Soviet leaders At 6:30 This Morning ployment of hi* volition: that brought on by Rueaia’e block- INFANTS^ SHAWLS la communities south of Ban Fran­ slasMag hi* alx year old dangbtet's he released the town from all lag of p e s c A ready acted upon. The Stanley Group of the South Cain cisco likewise felt toe temblors. threat .... "Axis Sally” treason were promoted today. I claims by signing a paper to that | Cotter said the report, compiled SARDINES ^teg. 92.98 ...»• Controlled Press of Bui* by tbe Connecticut Law Journal, Methodist church will hold a pot In Sant* Crua Police Capt. D. F. case goes to Jury.. . .House leaders The latest ahifU In the cabinet! a t thick, black „ 1. 1 .riici-i.effect; that ui«i heiir has■••• .U.V.Csince -uuK....sought' Washington. March 9 — WP — ^ ------luck supper tonight at 6:30. the Q u o t e s E n g l i s h other poaitlona and has done other Senate app^val aopeared assured' , Lynn said there ‘^Ig h t have been" trying to keep Rankin'a multi- of toe Prime Mlnlater Stalin aaw! gana too bad.” some cracked wlndowA but added billion-dollar pension bill off floor. A. I. Efremov relieved as minister town early this morning mCa $70,- The Holy Innocents Mothers’ ‘'there was no damage to amount . . AdndnlatratlOB Democrat* Clergyman on Cases Oonway, inoisting that aaajor Circle will meet Wednesday eve- fn The HEALTH MARKET of toe machine tool industry and 000 fire that completclg destroyed I claimad. lantic security treaty. billa could not be acted upon un- !• mytliliis*'* decide to make effort to break upped to vice chairman of toe , nlng at the home of Mrs. Mary J a n Bnockad Off Shelves Southern filibuster tomorrow. . . . tha plant of the Q aun Machine BOZiMsSofiA isuizans.BulgsriA MorphM irrn 9—(F)—w—un— ! *The4*^ uevibiwu decliion vivw cite* mr: the long hi*-| , --—^ completed after eight leaa full Information about the ia- Garaventa, 109 Lakewood drive. SUPER VALUES AT YOUR FAVORITE Small Lot Jewelry Council of Ministers, the Soviet MEAT COUNTER ' HolUatar reported cans and Jars Former Ckeoh Intelligence offl- Oa., Inc., 60 HiUiyu street, and Biiiearis’a eontrolied nreia anlurs- of the cate aa a background! month* of negotiation*, the unpre- su* was availabl'A declarsd; Earring and brooches, etc. were knocked out pbehree of gro- r eaye Caeohoelovakla planted cabincL caused eeCTrel »b<4mnrt dollars. i& ^ I g ^ a * c o i n e d f^./tryteTHOnt It note* that Pren-1 ce happen if you don't do tKia or that of Impurities, and therefore geaeral etyling of most prowleha were rock* shaken loose ceive, eopim of toe Atlantic pact chairman of toe Council of Minis­ and churchmen have denounced | up a position of deputy chief for against the aggressor. |I without thinking."' Chiyikr Cerpentioa can. Nylon Hosiery from the hllL sons, 'Thomas an< William. The. the trial as religious persecution a six months’ trial and probstloil- I Demonstration of Unity I Cop way asserted tjiat Republi­ Without waste. Made of heavy gauge ..Report that Glampletro Pelle­ ters and member of the policy­ tatter la on furlou dL^m duty in! ary lieriod, and on December 1, Combination Special AU first qq^ty, semi and sheer, full fashioned hosiery. Light fixtures -at to* telephone grini, Muasolinl’a last finance mtn making Politburo of the Commun­ by B'jlgaria's Communist govern­ i The alliance is intended to make cans bad learned the cooperation Mundonm. Custom peinted bullmng bi the center of town toe U. S. Air For esSojp one was ■ ment. 1M2, the plaintiff took toe posi­ propoaed by Dem om U “meaat ieter, has boeo aireeted In Milan ist party.. Injured. I tion, which "carried a badge but such a demonstration of unity on j ATLANTIC to awtoh your car. 1 LB. TOP GRADE swayed bade and forth alx inefaea . .Austrian minister of the Interior Viahlnsky’s spot aa first deputy Keown aa “Red Vicar” the part of toe western powers' 'A long dlatance operator, asking Ezpeetmental ^wts Plaat Chambers, who is known os toe no specific'duties.” (ConHenad Page Twu) ^barges that Hungarian aoldlers foreign minister was taken over by Judge Alcorn finds that on Jan­ t that Russia, if it waa ever so ' Range and Fuel Oil 79® $1.00 pr. ' ehaldly If “toere will be any more," are asking Austrian border offi­ Andrei A. Gromyko, former chief E. J. Gregory, o’ -ner of the ma­ "Red Vicar'’ of Carbrooke, Nor­ tempted, would not dare to attack . reflisra: SLICED BACON reported that the long awltch- cial* t* engage In spying in Brit­ chine company, as d this morning ; folk. England, attended the triel uary 5, 1943, the deputy chiefs du- any one of them. ■ WANTED - that it was engage 1 In making ex- | briefly as a self-styled "independ­ 1 LB. STRICTLY FBESH Vafnes To 92JI5 Pair ish Bone of Austria. .OUver D. IContlniiMl nn Page Four) (Ceattaoed on Page Ms) The text of the proposed treaty (OdU—ed am PSga Fearteeu) ClewU, North Carolina carpenter perimental parts, gnd holds con-1 ent obaerver.” Ht head the testl- is expected to be made public in who sometimes eats razor blades tracts with the t nited Aircraft I mony of one witness and the final i about a week, before it is signed.' ROY MOTORS BEEF LIVER B..hF.r$1.00 to antertain tala friends, announces Corporation and tl e U. 8. Navy pleas of some of the defense law­ Officials now believe it will be Incorporated ' CLOSEOUT. he has amputated the finger po­ Eighteen men are Employed by toe yers and prosecutors. He was not signed by the end of the month— Fla(shes! FRIENDS Defense Bills Urges Getting in court when the defendants testi­ Cain Promises / lice wouldn’t let him amputate In companyj possibly at a meeting of foreign (l«lc Bulk tins of the UP, Wire) L. T. WOOD CO. 241 No. hlain Street public ceremony last summer. The blaze waa discovered short fied. (A two-foot wooden cruci­ ministers of the Atlantic powers in ' 5t BtaMD 81. T d 44M TeL 5113 Japanese Cmiaervatlve Deme- Russian Facts ly after six o'cloci by John Har­ fix showing Christ holding a ham­ Longer Blast Washington. 1 ___ ,( I ■— tIm J W H A l^ CORK Passage Seen eratlc party apUts . . . Cold and vey. 101 Middle Tlmplke, west, mer and aickla decorates bis Car­ Only after tha signing, in which i It’s going to happen March 12 with “The About 24 Handbags anew hit central states -today . . . who waa on his wpy to hia work at brooke parish church.) eight or more countries are due to Near .Aqaba M A N C N im il Comm* All ofU1 toeUlO 15AO pastors madeIIIHUV UUfl* con- ^ ^ «« Traao-JerdaB March In pouch etylea. Values to |2.98. BrltJak Oablaet expected to give toe Orfort Soap company. Harvey participate, will the treaty be —The Trans-Jordon Arab Two Measures Give Air Its formal approval to final draft Bishop Oxnam Advo­ aroused the sleeping occupants of fesaiona In court and begged for spC ilK S f o r S lK tlO U rS formAly presented to the Senate | New Look'^ and Managers. The Trop­ mercy before they were convicted oa aad Jewish armored foice* of Atlantic pact tomorrow... Gen­ cates Trying to Send the house, and Mra. Mason notified And 43 ^Dlinutes in for committee hearings and flna!-< i reported fightlag today Bear Force New Responsi­ eral de Gaulle’s followers plaster the fire department. When toe fire­ of spying for the United States and ly-a Se.-.ate vote. ical is opening its season with Leach Special $1.00 ea. Paria billboards with * phoney an- Non - Politcal Group men arrived, the fiercely spread­ Britain, and of black market deal­ Red sea port of .AqabA Tbe bilities; Not Opposec ings in currency. Four were sen­ Opposing Wallgrpn Secretary of State Acheion and were said to have started .nouncements of Red occnpatlan ef ing flames had already Ignited tha / last night. British troops, allies of AU* SALES FINAL * PbiIa Mason home. Five hoM lines, In­ tenced to life imprisonment, and (CoBtlaued on Fags Sts) and son Bill Kirk. ' Washington, March 9—(Jf)—^Two Cleveland, March 9—W —Meth­ 11 to teiink of one to IS year*. Washington, March 9—(JT) — A i the Trans-Jordaa Leglea, were odist Bishop G. BrohUey Oxnam cluding on* owned by to* Soap new and longer blast at Mon Wall- ' stationed late last year at AqabA blUa giving toe Air Force r company, were used in fighting the .Other 'Trials Scheduled A NEW HOME? says President Truman should try Several other trials of Protes­ gren’a fitness to head the National ^ H * / i»rport»Reports rrawnmu reaching rauiiiiMs Ammon today $1.00 LOOSE POWDER respoaaibUUlea were scheduled for to send a non-poIltical fact-finding blazA tant clergymen, some of them se­ Security Resources board was f IrIrbfTI •••d Jewish armored force* were ■wlft epproval in toe House late Water Rises Commission to Russia. Family Aronaed cret, are scheduled. About 40 nromlsi^ by Senator Csln (R., V F l l O m A observed moving toward Aqaba If yon arie planning to hnild or bur a new home, odr Oxnam, bishop of the New - Upon being awakened by Har­ ^-s • ' from their positions at the seulb- « COMPACTS today. pastors ora believed' to.be in Jail i W’ato.) today, Visit Us At 351 East Center St. Square or round cases ...... each York area, told delegates of 35.- vey, Tom Mason went outside and on various charges. This would be One big phase of Cain's attack lo Get M eep end of the i v . , i ««. BMirtgage department can assist you in choosing the type On* would give the Air Force In 4 States on the appointment of the fornler the Job of guarding toe nation 000,000 American ProtesUnt* yes­ noticed a black puff of smoke ris­ more than 25 per cent of the 138 terday that the commiaaion ing from toe rear of the wooden Protestant ministers in the coun-' Washington state governor to the Embargo on Shipments of BwsnriHg best suited to your circumstances. from air attack. It would au should be composed of “ten rep­ frame building that housed the defense______,post------required —six ------hours . New York, Alarch 9.— AA—The Opposite Brunner's 91*98 DonUe Woven thorize construction of a radar try. Hundreds Left Home- resentatives from each of the ma­ machine company. Noting that the The newspapers quoted Ciiam-1 and 45 minutes yesterday and last Hfifi UneaSV M om ent* 89 Railway Express ageocy today *a- warning net spread widely ovec garage in which he kept hia car COTTON FABRIC GLOVES atrategir approaches. jor fields of our national life.” Mr. bera as declaring that, despite be­ night. 1 m- w..» s IS ... nouBced aa rmliargo oa all rail $1*25 less; Streams Spill Truman should ask Stalin to send was in danger, he .immediately lief to the contrary in western Far Short of Goal iNoiN.AA K e|ireseiltallA e ngj shipments to tlie metro- With leather trim. Color: Black and browhe. The other would give approval similar groups to this country, moved the automobile to a safer It was the longest speech yet for Pr. to toe armed services’ plans for Over Lowland Acres countries, “there is full religious' l»re*cut I-amliiig Oxnam said. spot. By the time to* flames had freedom and no persecution in the 81st Congress which stayed in sloppoge by 9.000 empioycA Ear­ building a 3,000-mlle test range been brought under control, the session from noon until 9:04 p. m. lier Daalel J. SolUvoA geocrsl for firing guided missUeA Al­ He proposed toe plan before 400 Bulgaria.” (He waa quoted upon THE MANCHESTER TRUSt CO. By The Associated Press delegates from 57 denominations garage waa completely destroyed. hit return to London yesterday as (e. s. t.) Cain took the floor a t' New York. March 9 - iPt—With chairman of the Express divlalew MANCHESTER, CONN. though ^ toe services would use Flood waters left : hundreds The Mason family, aided by I 2:15 and didn't sit down until 9 , ^ new non-stop flying record to .of the .%FL Brotheriinod of Rail­ it, the range would be under Jur­ and allied religious bodies meeting Extra Special! homeleM In four states today. here to examine major lasuea early arrivals, then started to Z' (Coattaaed oa Page Four) 1 p. m. Even so, he was far short! credit. Air-Adventurer Bill way and Steamship EmpioyeA Member Federal DepositTns. Corp. isdiction of the Air Force. 'A new flood threat developi^ In threatening world peace. The move out furniture and other I of the 16-hour goal he had set. I odom plans to "sleep for a couple ■aid ageac.V workers staged a - No Capitol Hill Opposition I Cain, explaining that he was days." slowdown at seme terminal* aad Montana and rising waters conferonce on "the Churches and property of value. Everything that Treasary Balance R ed M en's Neither measure has drawn any. plagued many areas of NebrsakA World Ordei” is sponsored by toe could be salvaged wae moved to I just getting warmed up. said after-1 gut jhe 29-year-old flier had failed to report for work at eth- C i^tol hill opposition. a clear area to the west of toe ward he had used only about one- i gome uneasy moments before he crA still' reeling after a wrlnter-Iong Department of International Jus­ Washington, March 9—:/r,— The It Takes More Than House Dresses $1.98 ’Tbo House ticketed them for -bout with weather's element* tice and Goodwill of the Federol house where it remained uqtil re- third of his material. He esti-J to bed lost night. prompt consideration after dis­ mov«Kl. position of toe Treasury March 7: mated he would require an addi- { It seems there was no represen- i Found Fatally Stabbed Checka, atrlpaa and floral pattern* In excellent quality posal of a 12,311,794,085 appro­ ' Surging waters from swollen Council of toe Churches of Christ Net budget receipts. $116,614.- streams spilled over thousands of In America. Newton Taggart and Sons, local tional 10 hour* to complete hia i tative of the National Aeronautic ; New Haven, Manh 9— MiS. percal. Nice aelecUon of color* end *tyle*.-'n»e*e are regular 82.98 priation mil. This bill would 256.75; budget expenditures, $87,- case, ‘'assuming that I don't do, aisociation on hand yeaterday to Dorothy RoMasoa, SI, today Mas dreaaea. Slxea 14 to 44. acres of land In Nebraska, Iowa, Oxnam said that such a delega­ truckers, volunteered their aerv- N E W Hopes and Dreams To finance the Labor department. So­ Montana and Loulaiana. But cold­ tion would not negotiate *g«e- 770,551.07; cash balance, $4,232,- any more work on It." witness the finish of his record fouad fatally stabbed la a YefW cial Security agency, "National (Oaettoned ea Page Feortcea) 102,244.87. Cain says, in auni. that W all-' breaking 5.000-mile light-plane . a t r e e t eleaalag eatobUsluaeat toA Floor Style Shop—TUke Elevator er weather in many parts of toe ments or engage In political dls- gren, ’ a close personal friend o f' Mediation board and the Rail­ midwest checked some of the over- cusalonB. He suggested Its mem­ flight from Honolulu to Teterboro, where sbe wae employed, Wltkla road Retirement board for the fis­ President Truman, 1* not compe­ N. J. a* hour, Detortive Capt, now. ■' ber* be drawn from such Adds a* tent to hold down the $14,000-*- cal year beginning July 1. Tributaries Oa Mild Rampage religion, education, business, labor The NAA requires a check of MeSkero' saM that aa untdeatifled Build A Fine Home... ’The proposed ' radar protection year key defense post. He fur­ gas tanks and plane instnimenta laspect was la ewslody aad bri ( The M l^url river waa general­ and science. thermore accuse* Wallgren of be­ Wed. Morning Specials would be linked with a almtiar net­ ly below flood etage over Its ^OilMine^ Operation Adds at the end of a flight before certi- questloaed. The body of tbn BINGO work being built by toe Canadian Purpose of' the exchange, he ing ‘‘soft’*' toward Communists wtimaA a Nogro, wpa faaad tying ■ new record. course through eight states from said, would be "to become ac­ while governor., . . . it takes skilled hands, himber. bricks and -eAnent In The Basement government. It would be a n ­ northern Montana to southern Illl- To relieve Odom's anxiety lest sboitly betoro aooa whoa a potraa niented by four radar picket quainted and to return and tell To Petroleum Reserves Waal* Testimony On Dice Came hia record go officially unrecogniz­ of tbe eleaalag ostoblMaaaafi PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. . . . brass plumbinr/snil copper wiring to build a houi sela to be operated offshore by the nolA But many of the big river’s the people what they found.” In one part of hi* long speech, trlbutorles were on a mild ram- ed, airport officials (toecked with eoasplalaod to tbo ewaer. JoRa that will become k k ^ ta g e . . . a horn? that will witness CHINA PIN UP LAMP...... $1.79 Navy. Even though Stalin refused auch CjSin demanded that the Senate the NAA In Washington. They rhallrager of 168 DIxweR oeaa m. AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE The warning system would be P6ge- an offer by the.president It would Los Angcloi, March 9-t-U^—AAfrom wells drilled so,,^ far In this Armed Services committee get the reariag of ,a happy family. Yon can const on ns to Comtriete with emboaaed glaaalne decorated ehade. Several color* Minor Roods were caused north IT ™ te M m i^ almut* ^c e ' «»tet reported that C. L. Logsdon, tkat the plaee supervised by toe Air Force from show the world “our lack of fear,” gigantic “oil mint” operation in sworn testimony about a dice game j „ ^ rii^rtAr : ------at Its aae and pattern*.' of. Sidney, Mont., after Ice 80 to " “"ftrallng ml SmaU S4WI. ^ toVt’cor^^^ i NAA rontest dijirion dlroctw. build your ideal home sturdily, qnickly, cconc(mically eight cent^D*!''center* scattered Oxnam said. Colorado has multiplied Amerlca'a across the country. Interceptor 40 inches deep blocked toe Yellow­ Oxnam was en* of several Th$ pr6j#ct, 8lr«Rdy optratinf <;^^^,nU tor Drew C terem r with the Incat qnaHty matierials . . . the flneat skilled stone river end eent^-eter over Its petroleum reserves several fold. on a amaU acaJe. conslata of min- that Wallzren won S50.000 tn AeronauUca Authority Inapacwr Frivaito CtMleaRr Waaafiffi BOUDOIR LAMP SHADE *...... 98c squadrons would be alerted, then apeakere who ‘emphasized that Paul Stelnman to sign th* neces­ Waablagtoa. Msfch .Jp-; HELP YOUR RED CROSS Tiiikev Him craftsmen, Consnlt na today. *Lunar-Ute piaaUc” ahade for a claarar m o re« l^ct light. directed to head 'off flights of at­ banks. Some reeidMts expressed Protestants aa citizens, should This Is disclosed by Boyd Mor­ 1^ the shale rock and transform-; |^ dice game from Johnny Meyer' “ *”• • «»- AirIr Ferre pttvsto wa« iRa$ S m fear of wideepread Hoods If the work to increase Oiristian InHi - ing the near-solid petroleum con­ six or seven years ago In Callfor- sary papers. Stelnman agreed. MAIN STREET tacking enemy planes, on the basis ris of toe U. 8. Bureau of Mines T* Viah Tw* Odl& ra eritleoffjr we today Iff SR I of information coming to air com­ Ice gorge backed up for 20 mllsA ence in Intarnatlonal relatione. Division of Syntbetie FueU, who tents into crude olL nlA tia n t to ^ HELP OTHERS Build With Manehester’a Largest Bniidcr Of Hontes TABLE LAMP SHADES ...... 49c manders at the centers. Military Farmers and ranchers along tlie i>r. Howard Y. McCIusky of -Ann Morris said giant caverns pro­ Meyer waa contact man for During the next few day*. Odom Decorated. Country eecnea In a variety of oolore.. men have said the system would river were urged to leave their Arbor, Mich., profeoaor of educa­ says an oil shale deposit near Ri­ duced by tbe huge mining opera- Howard Hughe* plane builder and •aya. he plans to visit his two children, wbe live with their amth* be worth-while but b y no means homes and remove their, livestock. tional psycholo^ at the University fle, Colo., eventually should be- tiona will be ideal to house under­ movi* producer. Meyer’s allagcd m . qg Mow: GIVE TODA^ DOOR PRIZE kirttght. In sontheastern Montan* the of Michigan, * claimed churches opme th* largest mining qperatlon ground Induetrisa in theV event of partiaa and favors for blA oOeiala er on Long island. Odom and bis The Army. .Air Fores and Navy Tongue river waa running bank took a “low view” a t their poten­ in the worid. atomic warfare. Morria added tbe wars InvasUgated by the Senate wlfa w on divorcad last fall. Come and It and Yon WiU Like It an aakpd far early cengreaplanxl full and tbreataned to. flb ^ MUae tial strength and relegated dlree- It has a potontial a t about 850.- U. fi. Bureau of Minas is in charge War InvaaOgating committee two As for tba future. Odom eald be Compliments of\ lUARVIS REALTY\ approval of tha long-range guided City. The Mleaouri river le frouen tlon a t foreign affairs to oscular 500,000,000 barrala of crude oil, he of thq undertaking, being eponaor- years ago. would like to make a pelo-eBclrd- tIm JWIIAK ccnui missile proving grouhd. -Tliey from the motintalns near Helene agencies. told the American Institute of *d by th* armed aervicea. Wallgm, who has daaled all Ing flight, touching at both to* 654 CENTER STREET PHONE 4112 Or 7275 MANCHISTBA COMIh now share tore* test centers, but to the headwaters end no immedl- ‘Too long have w* stumbled Chemical Engineers convention Eventually, he aald, pipelines, Cain’s charges, told a reporter that North an(l South poise. He al- i MANCHESTER DRUG Tonight yesterday. That amounUXto about probably wTU bs extaaded to the fOsaWaMd ea Page Six) (Oonttaued eu Page Six) (OesttoMfi Fagq' fiU) 10 timea the volume of all the ■ ofl griat.eoaat. • (Coal - r * /lliUtCllJfillS1.00NM«’WBpNEftUAf» MAfiCU 9, 1949 UANCHEStZR EVENING HERALD. MAWCMKffIBK. UUnN.. WBUWBBUAX, «»Alu;n ». l»4 f

Iim iF aiiG e B ill I Many im|>rovemenla in Chrysler *‘$il ver Anniversary*' Line Bill on Bread \ L luued Wed. at Noon. Opni Thata. t to 9. Othor HMfo 9 to 1:80 * '' ^ publicans who control the House. chel’s chares was an "lU-coiiaidtr- I fOman Legislator Bridgeport Plant Hearing Date Set ed accusation.” Ths governor said: “The adrotnlstratten program Obituary ^lf H Tidbits Before Solons Oottar told Oonway: Admits She*s Pussled To Halt Output 58 On Benefits Bill "Not Opposed rrs WESTINGHOUSE FOR SAFEr/sURER, REFRlbERATlON ^ has bsen bsfors ths Genersl As­ fulled Froin (4*) W ires ..Effort to Panic •1 don’t think It’s fair to give sembly for several weeks. So (sr an dmoUonal blast and forget there has been action only on one state Capitol, Hartford. Bridgeport, March 9.—M?i—Pro­ — g-'" " ' Stats Capitol, Hartford, March jQuefition o f Atlding about non-controverslal bills that of them—evictions. Democrat' William Egan tntrev MeRRure Would Allow i^neral AM cm bly March dP)—Rep. Lucy C. U c B th fi duction .operations at .the Bridge­ 9.— WV^The General. Assembly's thousands of people are Interested “I esroesUy .hope that progresa Connlfl (D-Danbury), a first port works of the Remington duces bill In Alaska l-egialatulre Labor committee announced today State to Take Over Vitamiiu and Iron In.” He suggested that the Gener­ in the next week or two will be termer in the House, confesged Arms Company, Inc.,, w ill Biut calling for tax «t $M a bead on that it w ill hold a pubMe hearing single women. . . . Secretary of Argued at Hearing r s i t o m ) al Assembly foTget until near the UMre rapid; and moat of all, that today that she was s bit pux- Father Loughran's down Friday for an indefinite pe­ on March 29 on proposals to Unclaimed Amounts session’s end he Issues on Which the lesuee will be debated cleariy | sled. riod, E. C. Grlffing, works mana­ State Achesoii saya Valentin Gu- change the unemployment com­ j a Mr. Grilling explained that/ an pointed Navy’s new director of Injury. pras unopposed yesterday at a i eonedcace.” the Uetialatiire could The Democratic leader said he Reliable lources aaid that one of Meriden, wddow of Edward F. unanticipated lull In customer de­ atomic energy. . . . Seldon Chapin, The bills were to have been giv­ legislative hearing. terday before the General Assem­ being dona In the House, she Powers and an sunt o f Rev. Dr. j eoatpleU Ite work by mldU2,000. Three-quarters of the money Chrj'sler’s 1949 “Sliver Annl-1 Cotter contended that the Re­ Thim smilingly replisd thst church, Meriden, where Father tion o f riboflavin, niacins and thia­ i tieal add non-controverslal i»uea President Trumaa signs his Fed­ could be turned into the general veyssry” models, now In tka Man’eloua new features! Gives publicans had ' plenty of facts and economically. under certain circumstances, Lom^ran wiB celebrate the aot- mine to bakery products With before It. / The governor has taken the ] eral Income tax return today . . . fund Inunedlgtely, with the remain­ you Colder Cold to freeze foods., figures” about housing from su te it was proper to do po. emn high maas of requiem. Wechsler to Be bands of dealsrs throughout tha war controle dropped, they con­ The asslstaat DemocraUp Hoor Robert Mltcbum, serving time on ing oaa-quarter going Into a spe- (after and keep frozen foods and local .ouslng authorities, and stand that such a commission, Rep. John Cotter, Democra­ Mrs. Powers’ husband was a pio­ Bowles to Sjpeak country, are completely rede­ tended, it was time for the state I leader, R ^ . Charles Herlchel of marijuana charge, says be has elal trust fund to pay any claims aafer. At the same time, tt ss- from other sources. should report its findings from i tic fioor leader, then remsrk- neer retail ahoe dealer In Meri­ to step In to protect Connecticut t New Haven, was rMch more time to time so that this I-cglsla-1 been elected “Mr. Cement Block of Guest of Honor which might be received. A fter signed to Inoorporats more than Biires a steady, safe cold for Ihdlcstte Need ter Boases ed: den. 1048’’ by bis fellow prisoners seven years In the trust fund, the consumers. ture may enset corrective legisla­ Besldea her nephews, She leaves Before Council 50 important engineering advance­ normal food keeping HOIJ>. He called Republics talk of co- All o f them, he said. Indicated a “ I might say for ths benefit Wilbur Wbomee Indicted in Las money would be turned Into the tion this year or at a special ses­ Hartford, March 9—tJPt— Many ments. The cars have more seat- Volnatarlly Barlch Bread ('OI.D .control Is nlUv.esther' • operation “a lot of ^Iderdss,” and need for many more houses than of the Isdy from Danbury thst a sister, M ra Patrick J. Loughran, A ngeles for child-stealing. In eneral fund, with the provision of Hartford, a brother, Thomas i local and atate Dcmocratio leaders Among those oppoelng the bill niitoniatlc . . . no dtnls to sd- tt was his “ personal opinion" the 10.000 proposed In the Bowles sion next year. , . . the proper time for a woman Hartford, March 9.—(^ —Gov­ aat the trust fund shall not be room, sboulder-room, headroom Some Republleants in ten d th a t, Coleman, of Meriden, a niece, Mias nection with night-long disappear­ are planning to attend a testimon­ was Charles Barr of New Haven, J'lat. that Conway “’(rould like to see to talk Is anytime.” ernor Bowles win be among the ance last Friday of eight year old gpennltted to drop below >26,000. and leg-room than prevloua poet- program. the commission should withhold Alargaret Powers, with whafo she ial dinner for State Senator Al­ representing the Connecticut Rak­ an leiglslatlon jam m ed up behind speakers appearing before the Non! Gillette . .. Change In chair­ laawaaee Department Sponsor war 4nodels, and the wheelbase 'Though the governor spoke op­ iU report unUl It completes its made her home, and several other fred W. Wechsler, Democratic ma­ has been Increased by four Inches, ers association. He asserted that ! conimlttee dodrs.” Ing should be Ufted. and psymenU New Bhigland council at Its 94th manship of House Foreign A ffa in Tha MU la sponsored by the 'the legislation is uaneceasary be­ timistically about a break In the study and report its recommends-, nieces. jority leader of the state Senate, yet all the vehicles are shorter I Oonway s^bt back that Hen- made on the basis of ths benefl- quarterly meeting in Hotel.Bond, committee will meaa litRe delay state Inauranee department. De­ cause bakers already are volun­ Models from log jam, he declined to say on Uona to the 1951 Legislature. ' Burial will be In Sacrefi Hearts next Tueoday algM at Hotel Bead overall, narrower and lower. Styl­ eiaiy's actual need. Friday, March 18. for new. European Recovery pro­ puty Commlasloner George Good' tarily enriching bread. what he based Ms opinion. Before the governor sounded his cemetery. Meriden. Arrangements ballroom. ing li^entlrely new throughout and Reliable sources said, howevsT, 'Die meeting, to be held tn co­ gram appropriation. win told the General Assembly’s Interior e f 1949 Chrysler *N ew Yorker” four-door sedsn. WheeBiuse Dr. George R. Cowgill, Yale nu­ / Some expressed the belief, how­ note of optimism, two Republican are In charge of John 'J. Ferry A State Rep. John P. Cotter, Deni- Insurance conunittee that It was S229.y.» - -S329.95 thst there was a possible source operation with the Hartford Picking of Jury for New York reflects common, sense and good 1 3 1 laches; ppwrqred by elght-qj^nder IfiS-borsepower englae. trition expert, replied that if 90 ever, thst It might be based on re­ members of the Legislature's Fi­ Sons. 88 East Main street, Meri- Chamber o f Commerce and Con­ ■scratlc minority leader In the state a “ wise” measure. taste. Fifteen distinctive body *‘Sav«d imy of conflict In varying proposals re -1 trial of communist leader contln-' tacreased raeoiaiesa la one e f the fettures o f all models la this line. per cent of the bread made In Con­ life cent Indications thst Democrats nance committee conferred with snd friends may call to pay necticut Manufacturers associa­ House, will act as toastmaster for Another backer, B. M. Anderson garding the administration of old ues today . . . Parishioners vote i styles are offered. Rear seat oushlona are seven Inches wider sod front eoat ea*hlane necticut Is being enriched, aa the A Ced n el Iw CAS-HEAltWWT intend to seek immediate action him on the administration income their respects from 2 to 10 p. m. tion, will open at 9:30 a. m., with the event, which will start at 0:30. o f the Connecticut General Life • RRtOhli.MBMRl* age assistance. 201 to 27 to support Rev. Dr. John i Higher compression ratios In six Inobes wider than la preceding sedaaa. A newr feature is s sniirty bakers contend^ it was news tn on major administration proposals j proposal, today. the governor’s talk. Insurance Company, estimated Democrats, who are in a major­ Howard Melisb Of Holy Trinity i both six-cylinder and elght-cyUn* cushion mode o f sponge mbber, lesther covered, placed at tho top >Um. Hia figurss, be asserted, ebow in the Senate, where they are in | Request More Data Subsequent speakers w ill in­ Highway Building .\pproved that in the first year o f the pror ity on the Senate Committee on der engines improve performance. of tbe tastmmeat paoel for the protectloa of front-eeat pMoeogeia. that only 28 per cent of the bakecs control, in the hope that they i Rep. MansHeld D. Sprague of clude Joseph A. Ehdekson, presi­ church in Brooklyn aganlst bish-. posed law the atate might gain lerms as low an U ^w agltU f DHWWIBIWWWtww HHHty aw** ^ Public Welfare and Humane Instl Steeriiv baa been Improved, oa In the state ass voluntarily enrich­ might thus force the hands of Re­ New Canaan. House c^lrm an of ^ reported to bo in dent o f the Federal Reserve bank op’s order for his removal as rec­ State Capitol. Hartford. March about >100,000.' In succeeding Hospital Notes tor because of “ outside activities" have brakea and shock absorbers, ing bread. >3.1 D O W N * Ktm itiir m MiwWwi 25< the committee, and Rep. of Boston: James J. Healy, asso­ 9—.UPt— The General Assembly iu, he/said, the amount would with radio and television recep­ ‘ favor of direct admlnlstraUon by of his son . . . New American contributing to both safety and DsK. Alsop of Avon tald newsmen ciate professor of industrial rela­ approved today construction of a much leas. tion. and $3 Week the btate Welfare department, by­ Academy of General Practice Joins riding qualities. A new type of nylon uphol­ Heart Attack Fatal they visited the Democratic chief passing local municipal officials. Patienta Today 197 tions in the Harvard Graduate lialf million dollar highway serv­ r“TIm time has arrived for such Admitted yesterday: Guy Tan- School o f Business Administra­ right against socialized medicine. a law to be passed,” said Ander­ 'The area of the windshield has stery Is offered In some models executive to request more data on Republicans w’ere represented as ice building in New Haven end Stamford. March 9— Mrs. garooe, 29 Harvard read; Nancy tion: C. F. Mugrtdge, N e w . York Bandits use tank corps technique son. been Inin-eased 24 per cent and and a nylon-face type in others, ths proposed new levy. feeling that local officials should Woodbrldge near the west end of of tbe portion coveted by the Jeanette Marcuse, 55, was strick­ They were especially Interested. | MacLachlan, North Coventry; I management counselor, and Kcn- to smash loot jewelry window In supplementing the fine broadcloth, retain some contrqj over old age ...... I ; the West Rock t'u.nel. The House. en with a heart attack yesterday Mrs. Louise Westmorefand. 15i < neth Ficster, editor of "Textile London Date Advaaeed Week wiper blades 44 per cent. Rear pile fabrics and other materials they said, in getting information , assistance pa>TTients. concumng wtth action U k .n by windows also are appreciably while driving on the Merritt park y o u on how the governor reached the Pine street: Mrs. Olive Toomey, Labor," published by the Textile describe.^ himself as a Communist that wlU continue to be a'rallable the Senate yesterday, voted a Hartford, March 9— (S8—<3ov- larger. Detachable feiidere are way, and was pronounced dead on conclusion that a state Income tax Bolton; Mrs. Regina C>t , 070 Workers union. but.says Marshall plan is “ for the >530,000 appropriation for ths eiaor Btysrles’ date to learn nhon' retutned for ease in making re- arrival at Stamford hospital. She CANBrsORE..,,,,. would bring in >27.000,000 a year. | ‘Box Score* Read North Main street: Andrew Pag- moment absolutely necessary” . . . Turns Company Over to Workcra building. the OounecUcut National Guard polrs. anil room is provided for Tokyo, March 9~f ignition sys­ Tsunejlro Hiratauka, manufactur­ “Safety-eye” gronptog ef Isetm- Bridgeport Post-Telegram. We cently aaid be was having data! street. ies received in performance In p... /.Ti— Here Is the "box score” Admitted today: John Mltter- Mexico Sunday . . . General M o­ aroor wUl maka an Inspection tour tem has been installed promoting er of ersatz cork materials, today ments directly la front of the leaves a aon, William, and prepared to support his figure. read in the House today in connec­ Alexandria, Va., March 9— (ff)— e f the state Armory and bear lec- smoother Idling, Improved low- turned the company over to hia driver cnabiM Mm te read the daughter, Mias Marcia Marcuse. holzer, Rockville; Charlea Gill, 133 ' Permits tors reports nnv peacetime rec­ Sprague and Alsop said they told ■ tion with the Democratic Republi­ A >20,000.09 suit has been filed taraa Quard officers and regu­ speed performance, and quick, easy SO workers. “I ^ve you the com­ apeedoiiieter aad the varlone Funeral services wiD be held Brookfield street; Elizabeth Treat, Lawrence Castonguay, 53 Olcott ords In employment and payrolls ths governor that the Finance can argument as to the extent of here by the Hartford Accldant and lar Artony tnotructors on the starting. It also almost com pany — manage It aa you pleasa,” gsagee with a ndalmum of dls- Thursday (n Rivarside ehap^ Naur committee would not consider th e. 00 Waranoke road; Henry Scar- j drive, alterations, >325. for 1948 . . . Annual towm meeting Indemnity Co., Hartford, Oonn., progress made by the General borough, 53 South Alton street. Guard’s composition and duties. . pletely eUminates Interference the Hokkaido manufacturer said. tractloa from watohiag tbe road. York. merits of the Income U x proposal Robert Charles, 12 Jensen street, \ Brewster, 5taas.. turns down against Ofus Lee Slayton of Alex­ See Moriarty Brothers Assembly. Dicharged yesterday, David { until It was determined with rea-1 addition to garage, >100. proposal • for establishment of po­ andria. Tbe suit is an outgrowth It sums Up action as of the close Grossman, 218 Spruce street: Mrs. | sonahie certainty how much it w ill; James and Lorraine Brennan, lice department. of an embezzlement casa against of business on Tuesday. Mary-Sloan and daughter, 36 Proc- ; TiMroagUy roeondlHsaed and liberally yield. . Number of bills introduced. . 2,585 four room dwelling, Hilliard street, Slayton. He was charged with em­ tor road; Roger Wiley. 020 Center guaraBteed la wrlhag far your pretaetten. Governor Bowles has propKJsed : j^jsjgncd for hearings...... 1.198 >7,000. bezzling >297,973 from ths Bank an Incoms tax as a substitute for stm 'to be assigned...... 1,387 street: Mrs. Marjorie McBride and Warrantee LAWSON BACK son, 109 High street; Mrp Almy o f Draper. N. C. o f which ha wax AH maksa—A ll asodsla the present sales tax. The propos- Bm, given a hearing...... Denise Plsntanlds to Georgette About Town cashier from 1925 to 194>. al already has drawn etlff oppo- stju {;, ^e heard...... 2,010 Ames and daughter, 91 Laurel Y. Wyman, property at comer of j t m hoiget aasds. sitlon from Republicans, who con-; Bills reported favorably---- .87 street; Anthony Lupacebino, ! McKinley and Dudley streets. ’There will be moving pictures on LOUNGE CHAIR Florence street; Miss Sadie Cur­ trol the House. i Bills passed...... Quitclaim the life of St. Paul at the Salva­ A S K TO SE E O U R D A IL Y S P E C IA L Meanwhile, a bit of tangle de- Approved by the governor.. ran, 953 Main street; Mrs. Nellie Frank Herbert Amison and Bea­ tion Army Citadel tomorrow night Waldmeler. 089 Main street; veloped over another admlnlstra- Reported unfavorably ...... trice C. Amison to Ugo L. Bus- at ,8 o'clock. YOUR DIAMOND SI Down George Walker, IH, 17 Harvard caglla and Anita H. Buscaglia, NOONDAY tlon proposaL | Rejected ...... SI Week Legislators found that bills car- road. property onl High street. Plana were completed last night $ Former Official Wee Discharged today: Mrs. Michael for the observance of the 25th 39-95 rylng on the governor’s proposal Zwick and son, 170 Oak street; Estate of^RuEsell Cheney to anniversary of the founding of St i Luncheons to remove the present >50 celling Roger Parrott. Jr., 79 Pl>-mouth Eye-fllllng beauty! Spine-soothing on monthly old age assistance pay­ Philadelphls. March 9—— Clifford D. Cheney, property off Margaret’s Cii-clo, Daughters of I lane: Linda Heck. 28 A. Garden comfort! Super-strong aaglesa springs ments were scheduled for a pub­ Harvey Lewis Hooke, 71. former Forest street with free nnd unin­ Isabella. The organization was director of the W ar Industries drive; Charlea Orlowakl, 44 North terrupted use of roadway to Forest established 25 years ago tliis com- 1 Lawson spring-back. Elegant fringe MANCHefiTCR lic hearing this afternoon by one School street; Patricia Schofield, trim. Worth >30 more easily! committee for a private hearing commission for the state of Con­ street. ing April. 1 IN A NEW Stafford Springs; Reynolds Dea­ Estate of Ellen DIgney to Mary by another. necticut. died yesterday In AWng- a l w A t b o p e n ton Memorial hospital. Hooke re­ con, 23 Harvard road; John Subie, McClorey, undivided one-fourth In­ Fake >20 bills are being passed Worth AH of S69i95 Rsp. George L. Fsmham (R... 33 Knighton street; Mrs. Eunice Groton). House chairman of the |tired as director In 1940. terest which deceased had in in Hartford, and local people have Public Welfare and Humane tn-1 Grlmgson, 14 Knighton street.. property on Church street. been warned to examine all higher Births yesterday: A daughter to atitutiona committal, said hla To Close Buffalo Plant E.state of Ednah Parker Cheney denomination bills carefully. To­ group w’ould attempt in an execu­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Minor. 94 'Cnderhiil to Clitford D. Clieney, day It was stated that “ few local tive aeaslon to prepare a bill, re- Buffalo, N. Y.. March 9.—/P)— , High street; t daughter to Mr. and Philip Oieney and Theodora C. people have higher denomination gardleaa of the fact that the Ju­ Tlic Yale Sc Towue Manufacturing ; Mrs. Harold Dickinson, Rockville. Cheney Dorey, In equal ahiires, bills any more.” FROM MICHAELS! diciary committee hta acheduled Co., announced today It la closing property on Hackmatack street. F a r e ’ s public hearinga on almllar pro- its Buffalo plant. The plant was i Descent proceed.* from the Monte , opened In 1948 for the.manufac­ Estate of Ralph Louts Schaller posala. Carlo Whist of the Ander.sop-Shea ! Dining Room UNIVERSAL Has Held FnbUe Hearing ture of.electric irons and electric We, The Women | to Helen H. Schallor and Max J. .\uxiliary VFW tonight at 8:15 heating'elements. Schaller, undivided one-half in­ of Distinction Public W elfare and Humane will be given to Mrs. Edith Mason, > d t- i Inatitutlona committee already haa I By Ruth Millett terest of deceased in property on co-chairman, to help replace her I CLEANERS The Beautiful held a public hearing on the laaue. ’There are hundreds of species of ! NB.\ Staff Writer Oakland street. furnlehlngs lost in the fire this Both Democrats and Republi­ "solitary” wasps which do not live , Keeping a man through the morning. In communities. tliarges Red Tactic* cans are agreed that the >50 cell- j years doesn't always take a lot Regular $54.93 I of effort on a woman’s part, but; Nom irh ^Wnator III Appetizing ! keeping him interested through W ashlngton, M*rch 9 — — NEW CHRYSLER 1 the years always does. I ,'*^ *''* , * accused Norwich. March 9— —State Delicious The woman whose husband con- ; ^ estate lobby today of .Senator Nicholas J. Spellman (Dt Si-natlonol value! ' tinues to find her interesting i "alns Communist tactics against of this city, chairman of the Fi­ Even before the war through the vears uiually does control. Myers, deputy ma- nance committee,’ was reported to | you couldn’t buy a BIG-SCREENED fired be Improved today at his home. DINNERS rlraner of this qual­ most of these things: ' Senate, Is Com ing! Keeps up with him mentally. ; his blast in a statement submitted | where he has been confined for a ity for 80 ttttls That doesn't mean she has to | to a Senate Banking committee week with the grippe. He la ex. money. Low terms. \ know just as much as he knows j He was urging enactment of hia pected to return to the Capitol — TOO— bill to continue rent controls 27 next week. and about any certain subjects. But { |1 Down,, SI Week it does mean she has to keep her months beyond Inarch 31 when i. mind active and alert enough so the present law is due to expire. Silver Anniversary Models that he can discuss ideas with her. Doesn’t load him down with the Trinily Frofeasor to Retire I drjary details of her Job as a W// 1924-1949 homemaker. She does her Job as Hartford, March 9—(iF)— Dr. H. I well as she can and leU him Judge M. Dadourlan, Seabury professor t of mathematics and natural phi* ' CUSTOM RUGS and CARPETING her worth by the result, rather ■ State than trying to sell him on what a lOEophy at Trinity college, will re- ^ HAHimnn tire in June after 30 years on the ' NOW PLAYING Open Houec will be in order Friday. March 11. 1919, bird Job she ha*. A New Department Opened At Keith's' 5Iise* ’Em L'p physics and mathematics faculty 6«*i»9.75 to $13.50 Yd. Doesn’t become leas feminine House hearings on repeal of the t k r i D A N D Come in and see for yourself the complete service with lire passing of the years. The Tafl-Hartley law were euspended fjMis-saaswKts middle-aged wife who becomes today while the Labor committee I nsisaswusiiws facilities that are at your command. Uur tools and equip­ tmsBs-^ • A PATMBOuni Ftwtars tried to finish writing a minimum ment are the latest and we really know how to use them. boasv,- loses Interest In her looks, 9x12 RUGS from wage bill. A closed session, .A. 14 Korol Gold ------% 1 | Ability to Bcrrice the car after the sale is as important etc.,* is actually letting herself be­ P L r S : •T>YNAMITE’’ IkdSOKt- $69.95 to $165 come less and leas fsmlnlne. wliich committee members said I. 14 Koto! Gold. ? Side Diot._ ...4S aa the engineering standard of the manufacturer. Here might run all day, was called for i Never forgets that a man wants ; C 14 Korol CSold. 2 Side Diat._ .....AO at Brown-Beaupre ynu*ll find satisfactory service and to be able to say. “ This Is my | final paragraph-by-paragraph vot- 14 Korol; Gold. 2 Side Dio5_____S AS courtesy at fair prices. ! wife” with pride as well aa aN i Ing on the administration propos­ 9. ! fectlon. al for revising the Federal wage- NEW hour law. t. 14 Korol Gold. 4 Side Dios 7S See our new Holmes wrecker, comfilete with towing Named “Driver of Year” j«cradie. the newest addition for complete service. See our r f. 14 Korol Gold. 6* Side D iot...... _ > 7$ complete stock of parts and accessories that we carry TELEVISION CONSOLmE Washington, March 9—

— CAVEY’S 6. 14 Karat Gold. 6 Side D io s_____ % IS for the convenience of all Chrysler Corporation cars. 1 Martin Larson. 41. of St. Paul, « • 1 0 % Irid Plot. 8 Side O i o i .______S I9 0 Everything about Motorola’s amazing new VK106 i Minn., who haa been driving trucks DELICIOUS LUNCHEONS i for 18 years without an accident. ' Our policy ■is: “ W e Aim To Take Care of Our Own” W ill convince you that here it the most exciting newt ■ today was named the trucking tn- FINE DINNERS with Chrysker-Plymonth Service that matches Chrysler* in television today I Big-tcreened and beautiful, tha dastry’s “ driver of the year.” ' nymouth engineering. I NOW Ends SATURDAY Furniture Styled VK106 givea really aharp, really Huge Census Pete Vaccario and His clear televiaidn action . . . action large enough for a family group to I A Chicago zoologist, who is tak-1 Very Danceable Music lASY ayianm MviriDt to tin t Ing a census of all the Insects In 1 enjoy in perfect comfort. Come in $349.50 i the world, thinks the figures may i cwsfomory 30-doy chorge occovot, U k h o m U A Square Deal to Everyone and ate about it today! reach something like 1,000,000,000.- j 000,000,000,000.000.000,000,000.000,- •qwlet diWded poywsnls is t m q S wneldy or Phis Installation iOOO. Ptuu-^ mofliMy nmaunfs. AGAptlf nwA«« owaila^te, qt •*1 Wouldn’t Bo In Your Shooe** THE POSTPONED -- FREE HOME TRIAL I no added co«l, thn fewnst tm rm u oMom d fcy fins feweferi onywhero. -BEAUPRE Personal Nollrea POPS CONCERT FURNITURE AND BY THE S. C CHORAL CLUB iN a APPLIANCES In Memoriani £H STU JO) A \ t rt OVM rrown D AND THE MERRY.WEDS In loTlne rntmory of our dsse Par­ -Woudorfui ” )4lMcil PIAMON0 MEICMANTS FOI THIEI SINIIAnONS t-'i! CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH ents and brotbsr. Mothsr diet’ March 10, l*n ; Father died March •. aMt. aad Urge” P fo o r Friday Evening, Morch 11,1949 Brother Laalla died March t. t m O. Ttemoy Conwi WlMn 8:00 P. M. ' 9 5 8 MAIN ____... OPPOSITE OAK IBROWlf HOWARD BEAUPRE T. Powov P . RaiSM (lone freee os but learlna memeriei, Deeth een never take away. nature—1:5>, elM. 9rt9 __ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH VESTRY 713 Main St. T E L . 7101 Memprlee that win always lingrr, ~L«at Show Topight-^:0d k Tcltphona 3S35 w'hUa upoa thU earth we Maj-. A D U L T S 60c— C H IL D R E N 30c (T a z In d M c d ) n . ' -A dr. o< Don duniT* sSAKKitltatnKM nrVENlNU HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 PAQB MANCHESTER EVE? lALD. MANUHiaSTER. CUNN« WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 194#

road's reorganisation, danled a asked for unemployment compen­ ed in lay-offs of from 100 to 350 i.v member;^of the Supreme 3o- bi Segal aarvsd as tha spiritual has aervad the oongregatlon for ptiig has gone to great lengths this leader of the Queens Jewish Cen- the past 11 yaara. year to present the finest obtain­ motion that he dlequellfy himself sation. * in textile, hat, bearings, brass NEWSPAPEI^!^ Splurge Tales I Viet, the Russian legislative body, BABYSITTER Bbckville Time to File made by Francis J. Roche, assist­ Idle Benefits Announce Betrothal poured Into Moscow for tomor­ New Officers tar, Quaana Village, Long Island, able in Barber Shop Quartets and New ClainM Total 7,009 products, machinery, plastics and Naw York. WlUihm tiia SUent, Prlaco ^ for the feature quartet of the eve- ant attorney general of Massachu- electrical products plants. MAGAZINES row's session of the group. The Orange, freed the Netherianda CAU. aetts. Roche argued that Jiid^e New claims (lied last week total­ Of Fair Trials meeting will be follow^ by a ses­ Tha naw offlMrs were elected at Amg they will preeent the 1940 Still CUmbiiig Lay-offs of from 50 to 100 oc­ Now Oa Sole At To Be Seated mberahip meeting of from Spain and ia held by the Briefs Given Hincks cotrtd not rule Impartially led 7.909, the labor commissioner sion of the Council of Nationali­ the annual mti MRS. W. A. REID International Champions, “Tha added, as compared with 2,649 filed curred in chain, silver products In Members the templepl( held on January 30. Dutch (n the esteem given Oeorge Seek Opinioii Garden State Quartet” from Jer.- because of "family Interests” In the .\riliur Drug Store r.'i ______(CoBlinurd from Page One) ties. the other house of the Parlia­ during the same week a year ago. and rubber footwear factories for William Horowltx la piirealdent suc- Washington as father o t his coun­ 3193 aey Clty.'N. J. This quartet la railroad. ClaiiiY* Increase 180 Per Cor. SI. James an* Mate M ment. ceedtng Saul M. Silvereteln who try. Railroad .and Massachu* The judge married a niece of Lack of work, Egan said, result­ the same reason, he added. having made somewhat similar Installation* Services at known all ovar the country for Howell Cheney Electeil A tM ^tin g their fine close harmony in rend­ E. G. Buckland. former board Cent Since Mid-Octo­ statements.) Western diplomats have ex- Temple Beth Sholom sett* Get 35 Days in chairman of the railroad. Terroiiet tieeture i pressed the opinion that the ering aonga so dear to everyone's t'To Board of Director* heart. Injunction Case In declining to disqualify him­ ber, Egan Reports Western allied officials In Bui- | ,,|hlfta of Soviet officials, totaling Set for Friday Night Hi*toric«l Group to Dis* self. the jtidge said that "the me-e garia contend the trial—which was ; seven with those promoted today, "The Smoothies” from New Bed­ Of Blue Cross - ford, Maas., aecond place-winners accident that I am related to men Hartford. March 9- i/P/— atste the first of several planned by the | resigned to strengthen Rus- The newly elected officers of cn** Old Engine; Ask New Haven, March 9—(>P) —At­ who have made contributions to m Comm)inlst Bulgarian government, aian leadership. in the recent Northeast District torneys for the “New Haven” Labor Commissioner John J. Egan New Haven. March 0 -(4^—Hie Temple Beth Sholom will b* offi­ School Bill Support contest will be on hand along With the rsilroad service .if southern reported today that claims for un­ Oannecticut Blue Croen (Ooniiccti- T—was a terrorist gesture to in-1 \a'esternWestern diplomats in Moscow railroad and the commonwealth of New England and Massachusetts dune the popiilntion fn <>ever ties cially Installed this Friday at the i the Northeast District champions, Massachusetts have 36 days In employment compensation in Con- i eut Hospital Service, Inc.) report­ have said they viewed the changes "The Cavaliers’’ from Bridgeport, Is not mifficlent grounds for dis­ I necticiit have increased 180 per j with western churches. The United as a move to give tlie deputy Sabbath Eve service a t S p.m. The 1 HOTPOINT Rockville, March *—(Special) — which to sic briefs arguing qualification.” Conn. cent since mid-October, ed today that It "enrolled more States and Britain have denounced prime ministers some of the du­ tnetallation ceremony will be per- A special mesUng of tlw Tolland whether a temporary Injunction Roche argued also that the court Oew members and paid more hos­ the trial. formed by Rabbi Lron Wind and Quartets from all over New against the state should be made Efisn said that idle pay benefits ties of Stalin, now almost 70 years Oowty H istort^l Society will be England. MasaachusetU and New lacked jurisdiction, contending that were asked by 60,239 during the pital bills’' during 1948 than at Chambers, wlio Hrrived here old. and reported In 111 health. th e. sermon will be delivered by permanent. ^ the reorganization order refer d March 2, was escorted by govern­ helfl t)tls evening at 7:30 p. m. at York state will make up' the re­ week which ended March A, as any time In its 12 years of opera- Tlierp has been some speculation Rabbi Bernard Segal of New York. th e temporary injunction was ment Press department officials Rabbi Segal Is Executive vice j the Rockville Hlili School to dis- mainder of the program assuring ' compared with 21,,85 during the! that -Stglin may relinquish the Issued by U. S. District Court on the Old Colony but to lU ter- ______t*®n. . . until he left shortly after giving president of the Rabbinical As- i eusa whether or not It la felt that all of a full evening of enjoyable Judge CsiToll CX ilincka here on I second week of October when th e. The annual meeting of directors prime minister's post to Molol*.'. entertainment. mlnstion. i present rise In unemployment [ Monday's inteniew, He declined sembly of America. He was gradu­ the city of Rockville ehould sell Feb. 28 restrsining'the Massachu­ The court maintained, however, here last night wa* told that mem-1 to disclose who paid for the trip. •Molotov previously held the job District Deputy Night I started. i berablp Increased by 134,000 to an | from 1930 to 1941. while Stalin, ated from the Jewish rheological Laundi^ Combinatioii the old Bteam fire engine which is setts Departmert of Public Utili- that ft had (uriedlction to take evi­ !■ Semtnawy of America In 1933 and District Deputy night will be .ties from Interfering with the dence to determine whether the ;. During the week 'which ended | all time high total of 853,000, although the real boss, limited now no longer in use. The Fire i Feb. 26, he said. 56.120 persons while payment to hoapllals for i himself to the official Job of run­ received his secular education at committee d the city haa Indicat­ observed by the Rockville Emblem road's plans to curtail services on "critical figures” on the Old Col­ membeaa’ care totalled 36.638,884., ning the Communist party. Columbia University from which ed that It Intenda to diepdec of the CTub this evening at the F'*** its Old Colony, division which ony losses had been exceeded. iStnliii Makes he was graduated in 1931. Home at which Ume Supreme Qene^ Manager Robert Par-1 Stalin became prime minister in Hotpoint Wadier old porae drawn engine which haa serves southessum Massachu­ An active leader In Jewish life District Deputy Mrs. Marguerite nail aiao.S'eport^ that in order to Mias Virginia A. Bus 1941, shortly before the war. not been uaed for more than setts. provide ’^efficient working space , Mure Shifts in America. Rabbi Segal served twenty five years. The Historical Reeves will make an official visit. Issuance came shortly after the 5 doctors prove for home office personnel,” the or- , on the NsUonal Administrative Complete With Pump society feels that the engine There will be* a potluck supper at Massachusetts department had Indian Railway I Mrs. Helen Dux of 829 Main Board of the Zionist Organiaaton ganlaatlon expects to begin con- (Continued from Page One) Hire/' Promotions Announced should be retained hero as a mu­ 6:30 p. m., with the meeting to ordered the railroad not to reduce f * .streot, announces the engagement of America and on the Committee follow. this plan hioaks I atrucUon here this month ° * I of licr daughter. Miss Virginia A. And seum piece. the Old colony schedule/) by with­ Strike ‘Failjire’j soviet delegate to the United .Na­ New I>indon. March 9 - on Army and Navy Rellgioua Ac­ Ask BIU Huppori American Legh.n Auxiliary new office building. Dir;, to Richard C. Hollister, son tivities of" the National Jewish drawing 114 trains on-March 1. All Officers He-Kiel ted tions. Promotion of three members of The Vernon School Building The American Legion Auxiliary of Mr. and Mrs. Kalpli Hollister the Connecticut College for Wom­ Welfare Board. In World Wat n. CoatUUMs Injunction Bombay, India. March 9— ^ the laxative hahit All Blue Cross officers were re­ of 2867 Main slrcet, Glastonbu'ui^. At the same time. Minister of committee has announced that It will meet this evening at eight Following yesterday's hearing. If ytm Uk« UzatlvM bov en faculty haa been announced by Rabbi Segal was the first Jewish has asked Senator Howard W- A Coffimunist-lnstlgated strike of ; you CRO stopl elected at iast night's meeliig, I Miss Dux is a graduate of Mit s i- Foreign Trade A. I. Mtkoyan was chaplain to be called to active o'clock in the G. A. R. hall. There Judge Hincks edntinued the Injunc­ relieved of his duties and replaced President Rosemary Park. Assist­ Hotpoint Lroner Pratt of Wtllington, Representa­ will le* Initiation ol new candl Indian rallwc/" workers was a "to-1 Bocftuo* 5 Now York dortoro______They arc: Harry B. Kennedy. New 1 cheater High school and Is now no) duty with the United States Army. tion temporarily Ending the fliing proYod you BMy hrmk tho laiotlr* habit. Aad Haven, president; .Solomon Eisner. ^ eniploycil by Burton's Inc. Mr. I by M. A. Menshikov. ant Profs. Pauline Aiken of the tives Maurice Spurting and Wil­ uatex during the meeting with h tsl failure" today, rallwnv officials , ooUbUoh your utural poworo of r«fuUrit> After ftve-and-a-half years of mili­ of briefs. Elghty*thrM ptr nwt of tho omo tootod did H Hartford, vice president; Fred er-; Hollister served four '.cars With j The news of Efremov's promo­ Department of English and Rob­ liam Dunlap of Rockville end Rep­ Community service and refreah- ert M. Gagne of the Department tary service in v.irious sections of De Luxe Table Model With During the hearing, the coui't declared. I So coa you. Ick M. Daley. Derby, vice prcsl- : the Army Air Koirc a.id is now j tion was hatfdlcd )>y the Russian the United States and overseas. resentative Simon Oohen of Elling­ HTiento to follow. was told by s railroad spokesman Stop taldac whaUror you bow tako. la- newspapers in the same w ay as of Psychology have b/'cn raisc oao w««k tak« 2 Cortor** dent; Rev.' l-awrencc E. Rkelly. operating tlir Hollister Studio in i Rabbi Segal was discharged with Men’s Club that moimting losses on the Old^ tral India said the workers re­ Pill*. Soeoad wook—oa* meh nlghu Third Waterbury. secretary, and Oeorge GlHstonbury. No date has been eet the announcements affecUng Molo-, the rank of associate Knee Control House Bill 896 to provide grants wook—ooo ovary otbor night. Than—aothtag! the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He to aaeist school districts in the The S t Bernard's Men's Club Colonyllne pwtifled the road's cur­ ported for duty as nsusi. Trains R. Willis, New Haven, treasurer. for the wedding. tov and Vishinsky. | Miss » Bell the will hold a social meeting this eve­ £y*ry day: drink right gUuM* of wator; Mi It appeared under the beading ; fA<‘u'tyla.st fall ^ ^ is now President of the Assoclatoin construction of elamentary and tailment of service. between Bombay, Madras. Cal­ a doAnito tioHi for iwgulaiTty* Newiy elected to the Board of of Jewish Chaplains. Army and ning at St. Bernard’s church hall The road's tosses during the Ptr* Now York ooctors provod tklo plan of "Public Announcements" on the! th® Department ^ J ' secondary schools. In order to ap­ cutta and New Delhi were on can brsok tho lauUvo habit. Directors are the trustees of sft Navy of the United States. foIlo'A’ing the Lenten service. year ending Sept. 30, 1948, where schedule this morning. j 'member hospitsls. Including; back pages of morning news-! ucation. has been made an In- ply for funds frOm the State It la How coa a lautiT* break tko loxatlyo Vole lo Aiilhurize Before entering the Army, Rab­ Daughl*"* at Isabella $3,848,484, the spokesman said, The government continued i t s ! kobit? Bocau** Cort«r*9 PHI* **uabloek’' tlM Richard Koopman and Jam es 31. I papers. stnictor. S 1 6 9 .9 0 neceaaary to have complate plans lower dlgeotivo tract *ad from then on let It and apecifteatlena of school build­ The Daughters of Isabella will bringing total I'lsses In the last strict security measures to guard Make UM of Ha own oeMral powwo. Hayes, Hartford: Howell Cheney. No Coiiinicnt on Shifts ------four years to $18,659,484. against possible ubotage, how- I Further—Carter** PBl* eoatala mo boblt- Manchester; L. H. French. Wnler- Aiidil of Fxpciises There has been no comment in i ______ings, and the applications would meet tnis evening at eight o’clock lormlag drug*. < be acted upon In the order they a t Its rooms on Elm street. The railroad management con­ ever. The security mesaurea were Breu tho laiatlr* hobH .. . with Coitor*# bury: Jam es M. Foley, New Hav­ tho Sovnet press on any of the cab- ' tends that a court-approved re­ ordered soon after the Communist- ; Pole .. . and be roguUr oaturally. en, and Howard F. Fox, New Bri­ Haddain, March B —Town Inet shifts. Washer List Price 8I89A5 are received. • Lenten Service Remaee Chib organization plan gives the road dominated unions called the strike When worry, oreroatiag. orerwork make taxpayers voted overwhelmingly Efnmiov hciomcs the 13th dep­ lroner Lint Price . a * s e e ...... 8129.98 The second In a series of Lenten you liregular t«aipor*rtty-Hoke Carter** PiUe tain. the right to discontinue the Old for today. \ temporarily. And aerar get the laxative habit. W. Anthony Towle, Jr., of Bris­ last night to authorise sn adult of uty chairman of the Council of The Romaoo Club will hold services In which several Prot­ “Ladles Night" at its meeting this Colony passenger service If losses The postal service, telegraph i Girt Cotter** Pttla at any dnigatore for Sir tol, a member of the Connecticut town expenses from July 1, 194G to Ministers. Superior Workmanship Total ...... i t l S J t estant churches of Rockville and exceed $850,000 in any I2-montha lines and telephones were also < today. You*U ho grateful tae rest of your life. Hospital aasociation. also was Other deputies, in addition to evening at eight o'clock at the vldnlty are cooperating will be Dee. 31. 1948, Special ComMnatloa Price ...... f lM J S period in the first two years cf functioning normally, a govern­ elected to Um Board of Directors. The action, believed unprece­ Molotov, are; home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph held this evening at 7:30 o'clock Snaps of the Hartford Turnpike. the reorganization period. ment spokesman ssid In New Delhi. { dented in local annals, w as taken L«. P. Bona, L,. M. Kahanovlch, in the Baptist church. Rev. Adolph, Denies DlsquaUflratlon Move despite a strike threat by some on motion of Henry Mannetho of Marshal Klementl Y. Voroshilov. Ammnl Pam *e Johnson, pastor of the church, will The second annual Parade of Before the hearing, Judge Communist - dominated labor Higganum who said that while it Mikoyan. Marshal N. A. Bulganin. preside. Blcv. J . C. Miller of Elling­ Hincks, who supervised the rail­ unions. INSURE Successful Bidder implied no criticism of present of­ Andrei Andreyev. N. A. Voznesen­ • Superior Economy You Save $50.00 Quartets will bs prssentsd at ton will read the scripture and ficials. he wanted to know, voulk- i sky. A N. Kosygin, A. P. Kruti­ Sjrkss Auditorium, Rockville April Rev. Ernest Gordon of TMcott- For Boud Issue er by voucher, where the town's , kov. V. A. Mall.shev, and M. Z. 2, by the Rockville Chapter of vllle will preach. McKINNEY B R O T H E K S money went and why taxes had in- ' Saburov. The Society for the Preservation Young Married Couples R«kiI Katste snd ln«umm'e — at- and Encouragement of BarbeVahop creased. The new announcements came The Young Married Couples’ V l5 MAIN ST. TKI. 6U6n Cheshire, March 9- i/Pi Birdsey J. Walter Darlcy, in uppoaliig j Quartet Singing In America, Inc. B. Norton, Cheshire first select­ As in the pMt year the Rockville CHub of Union Clongrcgational FOR THE NEW LOOK the motion, asserted the re.eidcnts • church will meet this eyening at man, announced today that R. W. already had made the town sub­ Health and Visiting Nurse Asso., Freaatrleh, of New York city, was the church for a business session ject to "rldlciile " by having prevl- j will be the sponaors of this fine to be followed by an interesting m aucceoaful bidder on a 3399,0(X) • THE WASHER: Hotpoint Deluxe Mtulel. beanti- eatertalmnenL oualy tabled the current annual re- ■ SUPERIOR program. RADAR PERMANENT bond laaue- port St two special town meeting* ^ fully styled right down to the Soor. Deluxe nelectiva Bveryodto who attended last year’s U Proceeds of the issue will be The meeting got under way with I pressure wringer. Thlrftmotlon washing srUon Parade h«ve*been looking anxious­ S o jM y S ia y used for construction of a new some difficulty. No fc'.ver than 10 ly forward to this coming event as •Natural Looking 8350.000 grammar achool, retire­ j Father washes clothes clean. Quiet mechanism, permanent­ persons declined the rhairman.shlp , It was repeetedly stated that It Orange Juice Used 1 ment of other bonds, repairs and which WSJ finally accepted by Mrs. I ly Inbricated. As Sne a washer as you can buy. was one at tha finest types of en- •More Comfortable for othar achool purpoaes. Auto Body Works e THE IRONER: Hotpoint Deluxe Model, with ASK ABOUT OUR 10-DAY tsrtsinmsnt aver to grace the PraaaMch’a low bid apecifled a Randolph Hayden. j To Quench Blaze The beautiful look of Spring In the course of three hours of I knee control can hr used on any table and easily FREE TRIAL PLAN ON boards at the Auditorium. interpreted In a smart rayon 1.0 par cent Interest with a prem­debate action also waa taken to I 'nckets arc now available and •>Fa»tcr ium of litTTS.OO. Joh n 's 52 OAK ST. TEL. 2-4358 stored aw my. Does a complete Ironing Job and saves HOTPOINT ELECTRIC DRYERS crepe print, .'.^..priced to pam­ liberalise rules for use of a new-1 m«y he secured from any member Zephyrhllls. n s ., Maruh 9 — per slim budgets. Sizes 9-15. ly bpllt school auditorium to per­ many hours a week. at the Clm;>ter of 8. P. E. B. 8. Q. —Orange juice was used for a Call and make your appoint­ T al eve W ar Materlala mit dancing and other activities 8. A., Inc., Frttsehe'e Smoke Shop. new purpose here — putting out a ment now— Don't wall ’til the Medicine Market street. House A Murphy’s Tohyo^ March •—-(A5 — At the previously frowned upon hy the There In \o SubtitUute for Superior Quality, fire. EASTER ni8h. raquaat of Preaident LJ Ttung-Jen Board of Education. Clothing Store, Park atreet, and A hand extinguisher first waa of CSdiia, American military ma- Tha Rockyqie Heglt)) u d Nursing 4ise* le*t olght on a blazing truck OTHER PERMANENTS tarlaia omislgned to the National- Froteets Border Violation for coughs If 'hy Be Satisfied W ith Less. doe j of^ enU material which was ' • ft.00ANDUP ista j will be removed from two ■et afire by friction. That di^’t ahlpa before they reach Shanghai, Athens. March H i/P. Bulgar-| JOHNSON BROTHERS for this Parade and those desiring help. Then the Zephyrhllls Fire de­ l i raquastad the removal of the la protested to

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MANgHBSTKB EVENING HERALD, MAr*\;»iEWi Wi. w rm , m!ii>«iis5UA», m a k u m » , i » o lug involved Lawrence nnd Anna cult problem ill finding housing Final Settlemeut for families on relief, a majority m Strikers Quit Oaiordsl of 68 School street and Welfare Head iBeparwl tkoir antrias. Miss Moore, bill to the Senate. Through par­ Manvhetiler Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Jarvia of them families of veterans. Miss Urges Getting art Buper^sor Masai Lots, and liamentary safsguar(to Cain waa Looms in Dispute of 6* — W ar building up on the rolls of tlio IiH'oine Tux .Service Vy the c h « - A t Otot time the de­ tional fields have hailed the pro­ * Some 800 members of the Unit­ Also, Second OongregationsI The main tosuc reportedly hold­ peal the decision, stating that It courses of action which will im­ of the nine first-place winners imet o ff Gibraltar have shown town welfare department. Com­ partment wst ehorthw^ed, wd gram aa one o f the finest mediums ed Cemetei-y • Workers local, tn church Women's League Food ing up settlemrot o f the 10-mnnth- would be possible for .larvls to Evening and Weekends plement the gathering's announced from this state in Milton Bradley riUln’a fleet to be "pretty vul­ missioner Sniitli. learning of cer­ Pm tico WsrAlven routine police yet devised not only for discover­ BALCH PONTIAC, Inc winch the strikers belong, voted Sale at Hale's, 5;S0-9 p. m. old dispute-is over application of obtain a .slay of execution on the Appointments intention of trying to bring about gnerable” to air attack, and Ad­ tain instances where further In­ ■Mlgnmenlk' Ijoth m phtrol (Company's nation-wide "America ing and encouraging young artists OPEN EVENINGS unanimously last night to with­ Friday, March 11 the 40-hour work week to the rail- | evii tion notice. international "peace, Justice and miralty spokesman said today. As vestigation might show cyipo u- and afoot. On Tebruarp *, I W welfare." the Beautiful" Crayon A rt (>)mpe- but also for bringing vlU l training it result, the spokesman announced, 155 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER draw from the CIO Food. Tobacco Pop JJoncert of Second Congre- i road industry. Spokesmen for the ' T I io iiiu n J. Siicii I, waa uinnoaell that the poaitpon unions and railroads will submit iiity for extension of state aasis- Their findings will be reported tltlon 'for kindergarten and grade in artistic appreciation Into Its more exercises wilt be hrid this and Agyiciiltiiral Workers ot gational church Choral Club at 8 so Division Street 2-171).*. af deputy chief be abollahed, but You Can Always Do Better At Batch's the disputed Issues to the emer­ lancc here, has asked that auch to the full assembly beginning late proper perspectve In the schools. month in the Bay.of Bisesy and In America. p. m. school students. Jay is the aon of gency board at a meeting today Foiir-Dav Week investigation be made. the move waa loot. tomorrow. The conclusions will be Best drawings from the stats the approaches to Plymouth. Joseph Manning, the local's pres­ Military whist, sponsored by * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boris of 115 but there waa no Indication a set­ Manchestci. like otlier towns, is Aealgaad to Beat passed on to the religious bodies and national wrlnnera will fegrm an ident, said the action “ eliminates, Gibbons Assembly, C. L. of C. tlement would be reached at the faced with an inerea.singly diffi­ prenUce .coatlnued to ^ ®. represented for consideration ani Walker street. exhibit which, aa to past yearo, any suspicion” of Communism a» i Benefit St. Bridget's school fund, N oh Seliediilecl IStS when n# waa aaaign^ by the Jay's drawing, titled "Fishing," an issue in the dispute which has' rree motion pictures at Uthu- initial session. They said several action. wlU tour the nation'! art gailerlee, , pointa may Involve much discus- chief o f potto* to walk a^ at. rte, Subjects under study in the con­ was selected by a Jury of national­ museuma and schools. Previous resulted in accumulation of more , » « • » " dub. sponsored by Loyal Or- ' Meriden, March 0 The Judae coattoued. Up to thU time, than 1,000 bodies at the big Cath- 4er of Moose, 8 p. m. i Sion. ference groups are the relationsh'.i ly prominent art authorities aa the exhibits have been displayed - in I manufacturing deparlnient.s of the It la f a t l i t had l o d ^ of the church to American policy such art centers as the A rt Insti­ ON OR ABOUT ollce cemetery In (Queens In the Saturday. March. 12 CANDY Joseph A. Prentice beat of those submitted In the 1st New De))arturc division of the p U tolM ah iat hla aaaignmeht. in Europe, American policy in the tute of Chtcsgo, Minneapolis Insti­ past elglit weeks. Frank J. Mansfield Marine Kepi I'resfi In Our thU day; toatead of dotogr hla work, Far East, the United Nations, tute of Arts. Buffalo Fine Arts A P R IL 1. WE W ILL Votes A F L AlHIlaUon Corps League and Auxiliary dln- I General Motors Corp.. here, will Refrigerated Cases he waat'home and called a police guiding principles for world order, Academy and the Brooks Memo­ The local, which also represents, ner-dance at Garden Grove, Police Court i operate on a four-days-a-week BE LOCATED AT workers at 16 other cemeteries, . Tuesday. March 15 •’Bulk or Box” conuSMalonar and >made verbal Pact Approval and the "strategy" of world order rial Art Gallery at Memphis. i schedule, effective at once, Williaiii compiabrt- « la aald that two po- voted to affiliate with the AFL^*^''^CA Scries, SalvaUon Army education and action. \------The case of Richard J. Belmmer. T. Murden. pl-ini, manager sn- Hee oOuMBlaalonem went to the 857 MAIN STREET Building Service Employes Inter-1 , * P- *"•, ..®P*****ri Arthur Drug store' Seen Assured national union. Manning sal-l. ^ rt. Vachel Lindsay. "Utcraturc. ” 25, of 59 Birch street, srrested Feb. i nounced loda.v. Fraatioe home to U lk over the 21 on the charge of passing a Murden aaid that the cut froi'n attwtioa. The commlaalonere did Cain Promwes (Rubinow Build’ng) The local has 1^.500 members, of, Wedaesilay, March Ifi not iaoiire prentice to fulfill hla Would Give Honor State meeting, D. A. R. South worthless check, was continued ■ " five-day work week wa.s ncres- t^Contlnued from Page One) which 800 were present at the , Methodlst church. from dey-to-dqy this morning by sary because of a sh.arp decline in closed meeting last night. i aaatjHBient. Longer Blast Tharadsy, March 17 Judge Herman Yules. Prosecutor ordeis. He said th.it the four-day Id' a aubaequent telephone con- two aides spent almost three hours To Grandmothers Ehlorts to get comment from the Mary Cushman Group Tupper 1 Raymond A. J'ohnson lold t e . wcel^ schedule would probably con- i\Ioriurtv Bruiliers verwtiQa with the chitf of police. yesterday in what Chairman Con- parent union since the start of the Wsre party. Second Congrega- ; court that he had received a report tinuc for several weeks "until such Preitica refuaed to walk a boat nally (D-Tex) called an "Informal (Continued from Pag* One) controversy have been unavailing. state Capitol, Hartford, March tional church i (rom the Newington Veteran's hos- Hme as the plant's working force and aaM be waa "throudh” , Uie talk" with the Senate Foreign Re­ Som 250. all Catholics, arc in­ C O A L I S 9— Grandmothers of Connect­ the dice game report was entirely Variety show and dance of Man- 1 P'tal stating that Beininier had i" reduced to a point in line with court flnda. Later he told the lations committee about the pact volved In the strike at Calvarv Chester Lodge 1477, Loyal Order ; undergone treatment there, and lower customer requireineiils, ’ lice commlialon he "w ill not be "In general,” Connally told icut will Join mothera and fathers false, that "I’vs never played a cemetery, where Cardinal Speli- in higfing a special Sunday all dice game with Johnny Meyer for o f Moow^, at Hollister street the prosecutor expressed the be- The cutback aflccts’ aii|>roxi- abuaed. Inaulted or mlsuaed.” newsmen afterward. "I may say aa ntan for the fiftli day yesterday school, 8 p. m. lief that further penalty would not, mately 1.200 employes. .Several Prentice wan charged by the chief far as we are concerned, all the their own In the future, if a bill even a nickel." led seminary students and priests ■poneoreil by the Danbury Grand­ Semi-formal St. Patrick's dance | he effective. He suggested the con- i weeks ago the plant announced a with condaet unbecoming an offi­ work has been done.” Wallgren said he didn’t believe _ MEN'S WEAR. inrougn picKet iinrs to bury inr Manchester Country Club given * tinuance so that the court would j four-day work week schedule and cer and dlaObodience. but waa ex­ mothers' club is approved by the Finished in Tentative Form that Pearson had ever given such S ^87 MAIN STREET ____ ! by Manchester Registered Nurses'i continue to have jurisdiction In , returned to the five-day week after onerated .of the eharge. Licgislature. a report to Cain. In Miami, Peaj> He made clear that he meant A bill sponsored by the local or­ SSI There ^ was i Association. : case of further trouble. several hundred employes had been On July S, IMS. the police com son said that he had suggested ment on the . union's realignment i ^ action judged this morn- , laid off. mlaalonera aboUahed the deputy the treaty waa finished in at leaat ganisation and raised yesterday that Cain "use the official chan­ from Cardinal Spellman. Saturday. XIarch 19 Annual Ladies' Night of Tall chief poeltlon. a tentative form (no draft being afternoon in the Judiciary commit­ nels at hla disposal to check on The striking gravediggers, who beyond change until it is signed) Cedars at the local Armory. Signed Relcaee tee of the Legislature by Btate Jay Borla Johnny Myer’s entertainment of I STELLAR ATTRACTIONS! | previously had voted to recom­ and that it had the informal ap­ Monday. March 21 It la found that after June (. Senator Alice V. Rowland, Repub­ Wallgren. mend disaflTUation from the CIO proval of committee members. The hoHv . r . , a,. Exchange CTub testimonial dln- 5135 IMS, Prentice never again worked lican, of Ridgefield, a club mem­ grade division from schools all M FYrF.n.F.NT FOR ONEONE SIZE SIZE 37—555 3 7 — 55 5 ^ _ 1 lOTTL'O t'N0£» A"''HO»'TY OF T'^ ' »*''Y 9Y rest of the work. Connally aald. la ber, would designate the second “ For Cain now to repeat thto re­ _ EXCELLENT FOR ero^!n seeking a flve-dax week school basketball aa a Mancheater policeman and In over the state. He and the winners S t 859.40 the same py they have team. Maadnlc Temple, up to Secretary Acheson. port without cheeking It.” P e ^ Coca-Cola liottlins: Company of Conn.. East Hartford July he gave up hla police equip­ .Sunday in October o f each year in the eight other grade classifica­ S SPRING FISHING! been getting for six days. Tuesttoy, March 22 Senator Vandenberg tR.. Mich.), "Grandmothers' da^V’- The bill al­ son said, "proves he U more inter­ O 1^47, lh« Coco-Cola Company ment A claim for |177 paat va­ tions will receive mounted engrav­ ested in a cheap poIlUcal vendetta OVERCOAT *21'50 | CORUOI former chairman of the commit­ so provides that in conjunction ed plaqiis In rAiognitlon of achieve­ I YW CA Series, Salvation Army cation pay and expenaea waa hon­ than the qualifications of a man S 56.95 A L L WOOL I Citadel at 1 p. m. Speaker: HR senvic ored to the following montha, and tee, forecast that "fears which with the observance, the governor ment. National winners, chosen 3H THl UVEL CENTER. A 8R.0AD D e Soto has long been famous have been expressed about of the state each year shall issue for public office." Policeman Helps i Mre. Ann Randall. "Drama." for skilled mechanics, factory PrenUce aigned a releaae o f all from state winners in each grade, I Saturday, March 26 OHoMjdrMitK'. (S ty tiM / . prospective form will be dissipat­ a special proclamation. will be presented with J500 gov­ Talk Cons»der«d "AU Trl|»” ONE 40 AND 42— 555 S clalma againat the town. I FLANNEL SHIRTS Annual meeting Britlah-Amerl- miproved tools and equifiment. ed by publication of the text. In presenting the bill, Mrs. Row­ ernment bond acholastlc fund Wallgren told the SenStc Armed A l Baby^s Birtli The court flnda that Prentice (Some fears had been expressed > can club. T o this we add our own fair waa actually out of work when the land said ita objects are the same awards. Services committee (which yester­ = Plain Colors— A Few Checks the treaty might bypaaa Congress as that of the Danbury Grand­ day postponed action on hit nom­ TOPCOAT *21-501 ) Tuesday, Xtoich 29 prices . . . to give you the job HOW TO tfoucf fkuhinn temporary poeltlon of deputy Judges for the annual competi­ YW C A Series, Salvation Army power to declare war.) mothers' club, namely, to glorify ination until next Tuesday) that New Haven, March 9—iffi—Pa­ you trust at the Bv "tiimpinc" mJI your bills chief waa aboliahed. It alao notes tion arc art editors of leading na­ Citadel at 1 p. m. Speaker: for T u e s and Senator George (D.. Ga.), an­ grandmother; to perpetuate for his 16 years as a senator, repre $ 4 . 6 9 Oxford Gray S trolman John Doyle and the stork price you like. t,t r ed 11 jijott into oni he applied for other police work tional publications. The Judging arrived at the home of Mr. and Mpsha Paranov. "Muale." other Expenses p is e • . can usually cut other committeeman, said it further gencrationa the peace and sentative and governor hSve qual INCOME TA X LOANS 4oun tha total of your and sought reinstatement In Man- panel Includes George W. Finne­ Tuesday, April 5 seems to be acceptable to most liberty we have enjoyed as citisens Mrs. James Lynch at about the mon t h IV pa *. men 11. a ea ter to an action In IMS, which gan. Woman's Home Companion; Ifled nlm for the Job. Annual G Clef concert, Eman­ Trr'II fiarf IliB men Get CRth for taxoA. to pay old bills, members of the committee and 1 of these United .SUtes; to pro­ PURE WOOL. ALPACA LINED—520 S same time today and both were We d'> (hit for our cutromora he loet when the oourt dlamisaed Ralph Ellsworth. Parent's Maga­ Part of Coin’s speech yesterday uel Lutheran church. wh* kttRw car medical or dental expenses, etc. aver- ils' WeTl ba flad to think it will be acceptable Ip the mote better radio programs, better well ahead of a hastily summoned is my business not just a the case for lack o f JuriadleUon. zine; William O. Chessman. Col­ was a reneW’al of the charges he YW CA Series, Salvation Army kttt — pU* f«99iR« - - repay in amounts you select. tell ■. ( U. too. juit hcixk much countries involved." movies, better schools and better 56..50 H E AVY WOOL ambulance. So Doyle, pinch hit­ few weeks but 52 weeks a we ' B(i ru t your paym ents. The present action for back pay lier's; Kenneth Stuart, The Satur­ has brought against Wallgren be­ Citadel at 1 p. m. Speaker: M«pRf p*nt • at ftiR Phone or visit the Y E S M A N today. George added that in his opinion recreational facilities for our ting for a dilatory medico, was was started to December, 1M7. day Evening Post; Gordon Elliott, fore th« Armed Services group. JACKETS S|4°° I credited with an assist when the Dr. Esther Seaver. "Art." year. SifR S«rvic9. the treaty would create a moral grandchildren to assist in research Tho decision notes that Pren- Successful Farming; Max R. Kllle But ho also spent conaldersble stork successfully accomplished Ita Friday, April 22 $ 2 5 f $300 on Signature Alena obligation for the United States on chlldren’a diseases and to ea- PLAID SHIRTS With Collar Or Without ^ For qualified assistance tlee abowad hla intention to quit Farm tToiimal, and Vaughn Flan­ time discussing the N8RB, which mission. Annual Masonic Bail at Mason­ tabliah a national Grandmothers' in the preparation of your fM f c o m P A t i r M TMAT uxft ro sar rtf* Ms Job, and that the Job he held but that it leaves the U. 8. free nery, art consultant for Pathfinder he Called "one of the four more The patrolmen, Investigating a ic Temple. ROY MOTORS waa alM aboUahed. He made a fi­ to determine its actions in event day. Vincent A. Floy, head of the Art im ^rtan t positions in the world.” S 4 . 3 9 OTHER JACKETS M call for an ambulance, found Mrs. Saturday, .4pril 28 income tax return call f i n a n c e nancial settlement with the town, of aggression. . He dwelt on the fact as chalr- Incorpitrated " c a and Education department. Pratt Lynch about to give birth. Lack­ Spring dance for Teen-Agers. 2nd Floor • STATE THEATRE BUILDING and haa no present Justifiable <3ne of the aides who appeared Forces Gunmen to Flee Institute, also joined the board Jnan Wallgren would have to select $8.40 to $17.50 S ing time to get the woman to a St. James's school hall. with' Acheson before the commit­ 2tl No. Main Street 753 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. claim, according to the court. this year. The judging waa con men to fill a number of top posl- hospital, Doyle removed his coat Monday, May 2 George P. Amlerson Dial 3430 * Dovid Hovay, YES MANoger tee waa Assistant Secretary of Damascus. Syria. March 9—(/P\ ducted at the Waldorf-Astoria Ui Uons to the national security es- Beethoven Glee CHub 24th An- i I Tel. 5 in and recalling what he had ilptie in 785 Center St., Tel. 6859 A loor fit 1100 (fiiti 320 40 whtfi stsmptly rtsoi4 in 12 msnihir (orsfiigtive intlsiittenii •f til H < State Ernest A. Gross, an **J^*’^ MilM A. Copeland, Jr., attache New York. Over 50,000 drawings Ubllshment. a similar situation two months niversary concert at High school 1 in the United SUtea legation, Ifisni ms4f tfi ttsiStnts sil tMrtsund>U to the city of 11.000 cIoa :d Hartford, March 9 —UP m r u t s m s IS MR. BIG key. I the General Aaxembly'a Commit- ] men Roaa. 21, of Waterbury, _ .her famiUea fled their homee One of the new problems which » 1T'S THE TRUTH” tec on Military and Veterana A f- ' to Seward and the flood waters pleaded guilty to a prejiiry charge I Acheson will have to face this fairs. ' reached within two blocks of the week in bringing the treaty nego­ in Superior court yesterday and | business district of Crete, a col­ tiations to a concluslbri is that was sentcnceDOUBLE arsaa is not expected until later in ■ authorize building a base and : Siinip Tinip. kOarch or early April. launching site in the United States, 1 NO\t you can wash — »------^— but the rest of the range could be CAPACITY located outside this country. The clothes snowy white and tteiiew ('.oiitracl ' total coat haa been estimated at ; Now you can regulate the sunny bright— thunks to J200.000.000. I GET amount of water according N O it G E’S unsurpassed Mllltarv scientists have told the 4o the size, of the load— washing ability. NORGE V^'ilhoiit Changes House Armed Services committee , i they want to dot the first ,500 miles light, medium or heavy. alone has live-way washing end all washday work action to wash clothes Hartford, Marcli 9—i,^»i Union of the range with observation sta Uu»4 *m iht •( NORGE alone has this tlona. The rest of it. they say. i painters and decorators in Hart- . . . comphfwty ao#omoMc yM M ni I * this h0»h art tht amazing flexibility. cleaner, quickly and gently. far>l dropped demands on both sides would have “ Impact areas" f o r , ta«raal»4 faami WE DELIVER — WE INSTALL — WE SERVICE add contractors to be signed in —Usually reliable informanU aaid [ The Laundromat’s Water the state thto year without any today Syria haa refused to enter 11 Saver make* hot water, changes, spokesmen for both aides armistice talks with Israel until I Here the newest trends in wallpaper design . . . an extensive selection of For Formal Wear! ' dOSlioed that all demands were re- termination of similar discussions •oap go further. liaquished in an effort to avoid a now under wsy between Israel and The Clothea Dryw’9 auto­ patterns to blend with all styles of decoration and furnishings. There arc wprti steppage and to rooperate I,ebanon. The same sources said ' matic Dry-dial gets ckNht* subdued stylings to complement furnishings of defined character. There TUXEDOS YES! YOU MUST SEE MR. BIG TODAY w^h the housing program of both Syria has informed Dr. Ralph .1. | Special Care the etate and Federal govern- ^nch c. United Nations medtator bone dry or juat right for are interesting designs in warm colorings to Given To CUTAWAYS Includinir >11 formal ; mitot. at Rhodes, toic will not consider ironing, as you prefar. aceefisories for salt djoeml 481 of the Brotherhood tVc(|dinj' any proposals to alter the present Stop in for your frae give brilliance and new personality to rooms FULL DRESS or hire. o^ Painters, Papcrhsngera and positior.s held by Syrian troops In Parlicj EXCLUSIVE IN MANCHESTER AT Dpcorators of America. AFL, northern Palestine. demonatration now. where design of furnishings is monotone in WHITE COATS Wire repraaented at the ceremony Strahan Colonial biFJohn W. Trantum and William SegregatiOB Laws lasoa - character. i A l Grose sup. Jr„ business agent Birge Colonial o f tho HaiM wd lomU. Johannesburg, South Africa, Come in today and select your new walls! Hunken Plain Grounds March 9 — U P — South Africa's 11 Ask lo see the New Style Album. BauBktos AUagtaaeo strict racial segregation lawn are i By Kaizenbachtr and Warren . major Issue in today's Prm-lnclal ^'■nair, P

MANCHESTEK EVENINU H E K A L D , MANEHESTBK. CONW^ WCUWESUAX, MAKCH 9, 1949 w* radio time is being given to fur­ objective being to help them be­ belpiag tbea fimtep tho u "i*." ■ ther the purposes o f 4-H Club come better clUaena. This la done planning and aeUevoment slble threat to Thomaston iiidus- D A R of State , B o l t o n Summer Plan E l l i n g t o n 4H Club Week mlttee produced disputes. One cen­ work. • by developing a more healthful and doing, their work; fievelsglkg UK ...... try. ratantton. of bases In Greenland. ment standard In which the atere- tered on a proposal to extend the Opposes Shift Doris Mohr DTtalla •the 4-H enubs are a part of the Satisfying home life; giving rural leapershlp abtllty; «ad I9 Flood Control AnotbAr speakei, W liygm H. The datas set for the minstrel national agricultural extension SM our wangling o f continued otyTHid antics and, pet props of ra­ Egan Opposes state labor re la Uona act to sm- J V Here March 16 TeL Maachestor 664$ At Trinity Is Observed young people technical instruction rural bojw and glrla ta 00 ployes of governmental units, and Lyons, argued that interest on the which will bs presented In the El­ program. 4-H club work Is a spec­ in farming and homemaKing; pro­ aetkm ao that they m y _ l l ^ s in tha Azores and In North dio comics will be good for one, proposed $10,000,000 cost of the On Labor D^y cbartltabV, educational and religi­ ' Dam Opposed lington Town Hall by the Hathe- ialized educational enterprise for viding rural young people with an their ecoompBahnente aa4 .lMl|iV Africa, we would hm'te a much show a year only instead of »2, Labor Change project annually* would pay for Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, chair­ rural young people, ita primary opportunity to learn by dding; esaiat to aolvtng rural proMaato. ' ous organizations. • — A ll Day M eeting to Be at College to Return to way-Miller Post, American -Legion J^etter L ivin g fo r Better - ‘"L' '>mfusHicb Bt rus mnre perfect moral case again.at and in which the typical Holly­ The other proposed tranfer of all the Sood demage caused by man of ths Ways and Means com­ the river. are March 31 and April I. There Any expansion of Russian , Inflif* wood movie can "be made only i supervision o f child workers on to­ Thomaston Residents Rourke Against Alter* So. Methodiat Qiurch; mittee o f the Laiffies o f St. Mau­ Two-Term——lO Weeks World” Tjieme of Na­ bacco fsrma to the Labor depsrt- Stuart Msthes was one of the w ill be (specialty numbers by tal­ HaaeMitar. Uona. enca or position beyond Russia s emee, if at all. Instead of being SpIilH With Former Col- rice, has announced a food sale will 1 I hient from the state Farms and property owners in favor of the ing Date of National Program for the-£vent Session to Be Followed ented artists. tion-Wide Program ... - T»)MA«'r«iwt»inf made 300 times over a span of Almost Unanimous in project, which, he eald. could be be conducted at the J. W. Hale t'" ' Fi%a;‘.'T»*aa-. <*€••» Mktiaiai own pre-war borders. Russia ;s le a g lie H o n K e v a m | l- | UBrgeU department. made the basis ol a “ Connecticut Holiday in State store In Manchester on Saturday, Property taxes in the Town of '• reaaalaX ld^ ^nbci I. lam- just like the drunkard who is de­ years. | M e f l i a t i o i l U u i l i Both measures sx-ere favored by Opposition to Plan Hartford, March 9—Trinity Col­ Storrs, March 9' — Throughout l l l g . t i r m u t i u i i 1 , representatives. ’TVA (Tennessee Valley author' T h « anniuil Spring Meeting of Ellington will be due on March 15 > rokitaM C*anr C«aata« Bxccm lighted to urge a teetotaler, which How long wfeuld one of the soap I March 12. Aaslatlng MnL Hutchin­ lege this year will return to a two- •me labor relation! bill waa op- Ity).” -______Hartford, March 9.—<^— A bill Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R., and payable on or before April 15 tha United States, March 5 to 13 *«aaS “"••IS' •* ‘1! is what we call ourselves with re­ opei-a's saccharine, long-suffering Thomaaton, March S ' — — son are Mrs. Ernest Asplawall, term, 10-week aummer aeasion In Cm aimat at Baneaerttr. Cana., aa Hartford. March » - <>Pi—Gover­ poacd by aeveral apokeainen for to alter the date of Labor day will be a gtate Meeting held on which graduate and undergraduate without interest. Thereafter jawful la being observed as National 4-H gard to post-war territorial gain, hcroine.s la.st in a medium like Thomaston realdenta want no part Kirs. Anthony Maneggia, Mrs. fSoiK Claw MaW Mattar. nor Bowles’ proposal to revamp hoapitala and uniyeratties, among drew frowns yesterday from a la­ March 10, at the South Methodiat. students may earn a semester'a interest will be added from time Club Week. Aecording to R. W. of a proposed Federal Sood control Frank FaochettI, and Mrs. Vincent to have just one little drink. television? ] them Yale. Trinity and Wealeyan. G reeks Claim ing *uch taxes become due. The first i »O ii«R ir n o M ratbs the .state’s Mediation and Arbitra­ bor leader. church. Registration will be at 10 KiiKsicki. The sale will start at credit by intensive study. It was Whaples, Slate Club Leader with ■ W Ball ...... tiu.uu “Sure, come on down to our level,' Televi.sion, you see, Js going, by and the Hartford Catholic dloceae. dSm on the Naugatuck river here. announced today by President G. date the collector, Howard E. Lit­ Watkins Regent baa Taar Wt Ha)l a.m., luncheon at 12:30, and tea &UU tion service is opposed by State The farm propasal drew opposition Joseph M. Rourke, sccreUry of 9:30 a. m. Members are asked tle, will receive taxes will be Sat­ Agricultural Extension Service at I ■ta analha. Mktl ...... I uu Russia is telling us. “ Sure, go its own verj’ nature, to compel en­ Approximately 400 property will be served at 3 p.m. Keith Funston. Laa BMata Labor CommisKioner John J. Egan. from legislatorii from the rural M ore Successes the Connecticut Federation o f La­ to -donate generously since the pro­ urday afternoon, March 23 from 2 University of Connecticut, Connee- * ^ ...... :::;;;:;t ‘:u04 right ahead and have yoiir.self a tertainment to be one of two owners attended a meeting on the The addreaa of welcome wilt be Trinity experimented with a six- Wagla Cow...... _ i % y Egan, who split with some of his areas. bor. told the Genelfpl Asaembly’a ceeds of the sale will be turned week pUm last year, but found to 5 and Saturday evening on the ticut’s 5,000 4-H members have &aaw». » » cartiaf project here laat night and voted given by Mayor Harold A. Turk- triu» little territory." .! things either to be^ more true to former colleague.^ in the labor Into the building fund. Donations that the shortened aeeaion was in­ same date from 7 to 9. ' Joined with the Nation’s 2.000,000 taa, dalitarid. Oaa Tear $13.01' almoat unanimoualy to oppoae the Athens, Greece, March , Judiciary committee h* vras ington and the invoention by Rev. Vraat a» IKaa,. reratr* •• When one measures the actual:: life itself, or to be 'vastly more movement on the issue, told the may be delivered to the homo of adequate for many teachers seek­ East Central Pomoba Grange rural young people and leaders in { measure at a bearing todisy before The Greek Army general staff I against it. F 'r^ R. Edgar of South Methodist fa ■— gifted in its imaginative fanta.sy. General A.sscmtily’s Labor com­ Mrs. Asplnwall on Friday evening ing summer credit toward ad­ will hold, an officer’s school of in­ the 4-H clubs in launching their BBBBEH 0 » strategic worth of these Pacific , Liirge In veiilorv I "Labor day is a national .holt- church. Mias Alison Lee of New or to Hale's as soon as possible on THB AMlX-'iarED 4'Kli.sS mittee yesterday that the present . the State Flood Control and Water claimed continuing succcsaca to­ vanced degrees and undergrad­ struction at Plainfield ^ iirs d a y at theme "Better Living for a Better Island.^, which may actually be a i-; 0nlcs.s, of course, the movie mak­ I day," said Rourke, contending York, and Harold Bsglin, Tenor, Saturday morning. THa'Maoci«‘aa •• .sy.stem should be retained. ' Commission at WaterbUry. day in fighting against Communist- uates who wished to adjust their 8 p. m.. Ekist Central Pomina em­ World.” The purpose of the week ers and the radio program malcers, that the state should not attempt of South Methodiat church will be 'an'ltlto to laa uta ol repulil'rat'un ol most nothing, against what they ’ The labor commissioner said he ('aiises Layoffs Propose Dredging KIver Mrs. Laura Lane Johanson will curricular programs to normal. braces Ellington Orange. is to acquaint the general public | tVoaa. Suoauna. crtO-leO lu .t o, was proud of Connecticut’s record led guerrillas. to change It. the aoloiata. Burdett Hawley will have rest us'in the Held of moral who found out from Uieir box ol- As an alternate to the dam. icv' I A communique said more than prealde at the organ and the be the speaker at the regular The terms in 1949 will be from Several cases of measles are re­ v.ith what the 4-H members are ANNIVERSARY 'jlol ottifta.aa crert'iaa 'o lO * pap in labor-management relations, as- A bill before the committee pro- meeting of the Ladies’ Benevolent £aa tlao tna local nawi pui>i'»».«o llce and from their poll.s tliat a|j^ eral proposed. . that the river . 1100 rebelB have been klllied In -two carillon will be play^ by William June 27 to July 30, and from Aug­ ported In different sections of the already doing and with their 1949 j reputation and prihqlple, one re­ .sertlng that tne number of labor Watorbury, March 9—(/P)—The ptMcd that UUior day be moved Society of Bolton Center church on r*2,i V jn l. ol rapuM-cat...n i AmeVicaii.s arc moron.H, move in dredged and Its course straighten-1 Of^htlng In the valley south Miinaie. ust 1 to September 3 with classes town among the school children. program, as well as to encourage | k ifp atc^ aarav ara «lao r«aaf»aO grets that we ever put our.sclves disputes In progress in the state Waterbury Tool Company, division back two weeka from the first to Tuesday evening, March 15, at 8 of Vickers. Inc., today laid off 250 ed between this town and Derby ' g town recently re- The delegates to the meeting are six days a week. Students may Measles and chicken pox have had the organization of more clubs; Id a .position to Invite r,us.sia'e and deciee that television must could be "counted on one hand. the third Monday o f September. o’clock. This msetlng, which Is * 9»r* ...... of Its 520 employes and a spokes- where it enters the Housatonic. captured from the guerriilaa. It as followa: Regent — Mrs. Ray­ take two semester courses in each quite a run in town since early and the enlisting of more young Full akraira el'tnl ol N. ignore all it.s own true opporluni- "The success of a .system,” he Not Impressed by Argnaseat being held in the parish room of lea, lac.______— hj-poeritlcal blcasing. can" he measured by its re-'*‘ man said it has not been deter­ Oppoaition to the project fell ggjj gn njg bodies of slain rebels Rourke wasn’t Impresaed with mond H. Burnham,’ Vice-Regent— accelerated terra for a total of 12 faU. people in club work. BEDDING said. I the church. Is the annual Lenten rti» llus anil be moronic loo.- sult.s. And the results in Con mined how msnv others may be into, two ^general pattema. Some b«en counted yeL the argument that by thus extend­ Mrs. Wm. J. 'Thresher, Recordi.ig aemester hours. • Word has been received here of In Connecticut, the week was I Huoiiabtfa Kaprt»enUI'»»a felt upstream pollution of the; xhe Peloponnesus campaign, service of the society. Mrs. Johan­ jul-u» Baiacfat Hp«-al neelicut have iieen outstanding. laid off. . ing the summer season rew rt pro­ Beeretary—Mrs. Robert, V. Trent, son is a graduate of Smith College The preliminary schedule pf tho death o f Mrs. Cora Hanks who opened with a meeting of local I Communist Fundamentals rivet would make any reservoir, ^-hlch the communique claimed is .TTork. cilieago. |««lrn.1 and B">lon. “ I.rfd’s eonflmie with a policy Jerome Youtz, personnel direc­ prietors would be b fn e fltt^ and Mm. C. Howard Tryon, Mrs. and the Hartford Theological Sem­ courses incliidea: Anthropology, lived ’Just over the Ellington lino leaders at the Hotel Bond. H art-' created during flood times a men-, virtually over, is said to have Hal Tiffany and Mrs. Millard V. Chemistry, Economics, Education, au im i buheau yt Tile possibility that the (Tiinese that has proved .successful and not tor. blamed ’’an excessive inven­ “ W e shouldn't mess around with inary. She has also studlVd at in Somers and was at one time ford, on March .'i. Special emphasis! ' m k bh Ek SliK loiit Facin g tory" for the cut-back. He said ace to health. Others expressed the , netted 42 killed. 28 prisoners and ParlL English Oompoaitlon. English Lit­ UIKCIM^TIOW. j Communists may prove nationei- experiment with a new trial bal­ national holidays because some­ Mansfield College, Oxford Univeiv quite active in Ellington Grang-' is being p!aecd on training of lead­ loon. If there is .some ronfuslon in many firms with pending orders fesr that ■ property owners would | 2” surrerdered during the last 24 body'is In the hotel business," he sity In England. Mrs. Johanson, erature, Fine Arts, French, Geol­ until the Somers Grange was or­ ers. increasing the membership in Tha HeiaM Pnii:iiil CuoiPApy. lac- istic In nature, and not tied to T h eft (Charge the prc.sont law.s, let's correct havenave askedasacu thatinai .shipments.iinimit.iiiB be.at de- . not receive luiifull vaiuevalue ,orfor their;wiei, . ho«irs.noiirs. The Peloponnesus Is the said. ogy, Government, History. Mathe­ aaauniaa 9o flnancial raap..na.o>ltly M the wife of Rev. E. Jerome Johan­ ganized several years ago and then 4-H clubs, and organieating more I Mo.scow's foreign policy purpo.scs. them, hut id 's not change the ferreii, and added that new sales ' property purchased by the govern- southern Greek peninsula. Rourke, a Democrat, sought .<>to O p erutioii Faced son, of West Hartford, is alsfr in matics, Philosophy, Ptiyslcs, Psy­ she became affiliated with that clubs, said Mr Whaples. Displays tYDoarapaiaai atrur» appaanoa are down. V l l lartWiMO>a and otftai r«« A Backing the governor a plan .aol- I' Youtz said that when the re­ reservoir. "As much of a New Dealer as I But the idea if anyboily ever Hartford Council of Church Wom­ Ellington Grange. shown Ihro'jghout the state, and j 27-year-old po.xt-gradualj college Idly were rciiioacntatives of or- maining 27d workers report on H. S. kropper of the Army En-1 T ra ffic S afely 1 am, I still tliink President Rooee- By K ing G eorge en and the Fellowship of Reconcil­ ' Wedneaday, March 9 really had that idea—that tlic <,Tii- student is ihargcd with burglfc., I ganired labor. They contended Monilay morning, it will be deter­ ■V.nra rni-na ‘ niri the nieetine y vclt made a mlatake when he iation. Hostesses for the meeting D^athn Imh! (Sight ndse Communlsls _ are lacking _ in and grand theft iiv tlie theft of the that the piv.Hcnt arbitration and mined "whst further action will he that the government would pay changed the date of Thankaglv- will be Mrs. Myron Lee, Sirs. How­ i; Russia Blesses Our Grab W ill B e Pushetl London, March 9.—(JP>—King what the tvmit^l Communist : modlallon machinery had luiu.wd property owners the "full m arket, Irig." George V I will be operated on — ard Chase, Mra. Eugene Gagliat- 000. ' "confusion and conflict” and did He said that if the production value" for all oroperty purchased.' ______donc and Mra. Walter Rcneker. Holtywood—John Maurice Sulll American diplomatic sources virtues is beginning to die a qiiiek quiek | ^;l,arles J. Glenn of Portland, probably within n week—to got van, 73, retired stage and screen Special! This Month Only not have the confidence of either outlook improves “ it is possible" He said, however, that realdenta Hartford. March 9—OP) — City Awarded $$,009 Damage* Friends'of the society are Invited In death. -j Ore., was expelled from the Uni- more blood flowing into hia endan- actor. fprofess to be puzzled beoAUse, labor or management. some of the idled workers may be could not expect to be reimburaed Sharpe disclosed today gerrd right foot. to attend thla Lenten service. the (TiinescCTiinese Communists i1 veteilyveieity orof canioiiuaCalifoiuia at ix>.sl.o.a a An- h -, Briarcllff M.nnor, N. Y, - Alex­ ‘the United NaUons Security Coun- After...... Would .\lHilihh BoartI j called back to their jobs. for the value of buslnesaea which; g(ty administration la Hartford, March 9— OP)— A Su­ Six doctors in an announcement A St. Patrick’s Day dance will he w.-is ai rc.stcd out- j The governoi's bill would abolish ; were dislocated nor for the trouble immediate steps to perior court jury has awarded be sponsored by Bolton Grange at ander Grinager, 85. arti<;t 'who dc- cU the other day. Rusal* offered | „grehed into Peiping, western j from Buckingham palace last .slgncd scenic effects for several tile present .state Board of Medls- Fiery Editor Released of relocating. .strengthen Hartford’s traffic safe- Mlsa Faye Harris of Hartfoffl the Community hall on Thursday, no objecOona to the latest maneu- , journalista had a field day more ^ volume in his hanil. night said the operation will be David Belasco stage productions tion and Arbitration. It would be Posslble Threat to Industry ^ ty program. damages qf $3,000 in a damage “at an early date.’.’ Court corre­ March 17. Music for roiuid and He told police he had taken tlie replaced by an agency within the ^ Nanking, March 9— - - Kung He was oom in Albert Lea. Minn. ver by which this country has | freedom of the pre.ss than they Alan Innca a resident arguing I Heading the Innovation will be suit against tha towp of Marlbor­ spondents said they understood square dancing will be furnished by book Saturday from the lihrary as i Labor department, but o^ratjn g Tep-Po. fiery Nanking editor who Portland, Ore.—William ;S. tightened its own grip on the for- i j,g,j ever had under Nationalist Labor department, but operating lep-ro. nery rsanniog c«ii..r nrole-t said that about the establishment of speed limits ough. Miaa Harria, a magazine that meant next week and the the Barnstormers with Jesse Hills a prank, part of a fraternity in -! CRen. 90. attorney who was crtxl-1 Japanese-mandated Paelflc ’ ('hina. But that wonderful expe- independently as a board of media- was jailed Saturday for blasting ^ ^ ^ 1 ^ 1 1 * ^ 0 1 in school zones within 300 feet of subscription agent, suffered a surgery probably would be done prompting. mer illation stunt. The charges were t ion with a $7,500-a-year , Retired President cmiang Kai-Shek I “ broken hip on March 14, 1$47, Itcd with effecting many p'jlitlcnl j jalanda. j rience la.sted only a month. Tiie editorially, was released today.; railroad tracks would hax e to t" be .schools. These Hmlta will not go at the palace. Of Interest to townspeople is the filed yestenlay. ] tor. ! into effect until the atari of the when she fell Into a anow-eovered This was the first official word listing In the telephone directory refonns that later became almost I The Bay Psalm book, published j Egan, a Ucpublican. is a former j His newspaper, which had been ! relocated if the project were ful- The maneuver consisted in shift- | (thincse Communists say that the next school year in September. ditch In the town. that the ailing 53-year-old king of Bolton officials. Included In the universal In the United Htates. in 1640f was the first book printed secretary-treasurer of the Con­ suspended, resumed publicstion. i ftllcd He descritied this as a pos- Mattress or Ing the supposed United Nations j correspondents had begun would undergo surgery for the listing are the telephone numbers He was born in Lancaster, Wis. in the American colonies. It was : necticut Federation of Labor supervision of our •’trusteeship” of I to predict their future military arterial condition that waa made of the Town Clerk, First nnd Sec­ part of the Freedom train collec­ (AFL). Representatives of that public last Nov. 23. ond Selectmen, Judge of I’robate, Box Spring these Islands with regard to polit- strategy constituted an emergen­ tion. organization were among those The operation will be a right- Tax Collector, Town Treasurer. ' lc*l, economic, social and educa­ cy military rca.son for clamping taking Issue with him on the gov­ side lumbar sympathectomy—the fo:ir listings in the Education De- j 3 Piece LIVING ROOM SET tions! matters from the Security down a censorship. That may be Comedienne Serka Divorce ernor’s bill. cutting away of the sympathetic partment. Fire Chief and Assistant i • Miss Laura McHale of Water- Cbuncil to the UN Trusteeship ao. We wrill see. But the corre­ nerve knote lying in front of the Fire Chief. | INCOME REUPHOLSTERED...... $59.50 3 9 ” Loa Angeles, March 9 — (/P) — bviry, a spokesman for the federa­ •pine In the lower back. These Council. The point is that in the spondents think their honeymoon tion, agreerl with Mitchell Svlri- In an effort to determine the i • For Labor Only (Charging cruelty, Silent Screen nerves help keep the arteriea recreational interests of prospec-! Everythinjf completely re­ doff. state CIO pre.sident. that Socurlty Council Russia has * %’elo is over permanently. ' Comedienne Alice White. 41, ha.s tightened up, slowing the Sow of Uve members of the Community TAX Over 100 patterns to I strike .statistics didn't tell the % built, IncIudinK new webbingr, whereas there is no veto in the Even more reliable in/ii..s>ir.n ! suod for divoice from her second blood into the le g * Club, blank forms were distributed choose from Including: husband. Film Wrilcc John Rob­ wliole story about labor relations. DONT MISS IT-LAST 3 DAYS- 104Q CARPET cushion sprinffs. We replace Ttusteeship Council, so that our The disease from which the king to members at the meeting of the ASSISTANCE • .Tapestry that the Chinese Cnmmuni.sts will erts. The .suit was flli >1 yc.slerday They roiitemled that there were suffers la known technically as broken or worn parts, tighten club last night. Suggested activi­ • Hrocatelles inove in ahifting supervision from be Communists l.s given in report.«i and her attorney said a property many lalior >giNlall\e Advisor card games, casting (fly and bait), E ven in gs I nanced, which made the .sound de­ Egan was joined by Rep. George sympathectomy has been known checkers and chess, combative ac­ • 'istratlon of the Pacific lalands. cision o f trying to stay open be- Hartford. March 9 i/T' Walter C. Conway. Republican floor lead­ for only about 25 years. tivities (boxing and wrestling), By .Appointment A GIFT WITH EVERY JOB Made Extra Long if You Wish* On the other hand, because we I hind Chinese Communist lines, ■ W. Walsh, former state tax coni- er. and by two spokesmen for In- croquet, dancing, dramatics, fenc­ ditatry in supporting the present • i ONE YEAR TO PAY . . . NO EXTRA CHARGE! wlah to preserve our own veto j putting the decision as to their fu- mlasloner, is back at the Capitol "Old Kentucky liome” ing, hiking, hockey, horseback these (lays *mt on private bus- .system. The indiwiry spokesmen riding, ihorseshoes, soap-box d e f-1 Thomas J. .power in another phase of our ad- ' ture up to the Chinese Commu- wxrc Frederick Waterhouse, of the I iness. A return filed in the aecro- Steptfen Foster is said to have bies, soccer, softball, skiing, swim­ • Free Estimate • Free Ptdenp and Delivery Serslm at no extra cost! 'mlnlstraUon of theee Pacific I»- I nists. I tary of State's office shows that I Manufacturers .\ssodation of Con- a-rilten “ My Old Kentucky Home” ming, table tennis, tennis, track Quish jaada, we atipulated the other day Reports are now beginning to Walsh, a lawyer, has been retain- 1 nectlciit. and Henry T. King, at Federal Hill, near Bardstown. and volley hail. Membershipa of­ j spokesman for the Naugatuck Ky. The house has been preserved fered are family, senior, 16 and up. ' • 6 Charter Oak St. vthat aupervlaion of "eecurity mst- come through to the effect that advl-sor on tax S. and R. UPHOLSTERING CO. Watkins Regent Innerspring Mattresses and Box Springs are tailored matters by 28 Connecticut insur- j Valiev Industrial council. as a memorial and the surrounding and Junior, 12-16. ChUdren under , 831 Park Street ftara" would remain with the 8e- theae miiatnn sehoola are begin­ Telephone 4021 Tel. Hartford 2-082.'5, Reverse Charges with features you expect in the best! Holman-Baker, famous for cus­ I ance comps nie.s. 1 Two other bills before the eom- estate has been made into a state 12 will be admitted to membership • WE GO A.VYWIIERE peurity Coundll.' A t the M m « Ume. ning to get typical Communist park. free of charge. tom-made bedding, designed this superbly comfortable bedding .«pe- 'Wo also stipulated, as we did when treatment. They are, it la said, | cially for our 75th Anniversary. are firat took the islands, that we being ordered to engage, and pay, ' r Check these feature.s against mattresses selling for much more . . . (wauld permit no UN inspection of . instructors whose task will be j M (1) All metal spring unit containing hundreds of correctly tempered .jaur military operations on these | y ,, teaching of Communism. A t | filiis Siir! Priw) You’ll springs. (2) Sisal pad insulation over springs . . . double across center. •iifliands. I the same time, the Chinese Com- , I t u r n MAI. 10-14) (3) Fine quality downy white cotton felt. (4) Diamond stitched, pre­ ■ W e want this phase of our ■ munista have reportedly refused I built. quilted Orders. (5) Heavy 8 oz. tan and white woven-stripe '^trusteeship” kept In the Security j to accept the teaching pf Chris- : love to live ticking. (6) Hand laced tufts; no buttons to break or come loose. -Ceundl because there we could i tianity, the founding purpose of ; Usually $49.50 for each piece! 'eiee our own veto to block any UN • these mission Tichools, as a legitl- , lattempt to find out what we are ^ niate objective. So, if all these ' doing with theee Pacific lelends in reports are accurate, the policy of announce with a • For extra long beds and extra tall people, Watkiim Regent box aprlngs and 'a military sense. | the Chinese Communists toward mattresses can be made 6 Inches longer than standard . . . 80” long . . . at no ‘t go thla amounts to a procedure ^ American-flnanred mission school.^ TRAINING PANTS extra cost! by which we are dividing our that they shall abandon the I’ustel colors. IO f* n .’“ trustaeahip" of the Pacific Is- teaching of (fliristianity and take .Sires 1-1. I ^ W LEES ’ lands Into two phases, purely for i up the teaching o f Communism, m t It • aur own tactical reasons. We are , This la logieal enough from the T IE SIDE SHIRT 4 ’ ’ -' Juggling United Nations procedure communist point of view, but it White cotton. around In order to guarantee a seems to end the possibility that Sizes 1-4. 33c .minimum o f UN interference with American religious dollars will C a r p e t .our poaieaston of the Pacific la- long remain interested in financ- RUBBER P ANTS - M T K I N ^ landa mg these mission schools. 1 9 c To all this Russia, the other Doing buaineas with the Chi- All sizes. 7jAnm ygrsa/y day, interposed no objection, even ne.se Communists may still be dif­ though Russia had an opportunity ferent from doing business with KNIT CREEPERS to make a wonderful argument on the Russian Communists. But, If Pink, blue. Q 7 f* .'principle. And thla puzzled A m er-; so, the difference will have ' to 4 mo. to 8. T # C lean diplomatic aourcea. emerge after the Oilnese Commu­ American diplomatic aources ‘ nists have satisfied a few funda­ CREPE PAJAMAS COTTON DRESSES •were puzzled once before. This mental Communist principles. .Adorable styles. waa when we first went to the Prints and Hollds Washable. Sites . 87c Manv.enlors. KIzes 1-697c ' United Nations Security Council Moronit.v-KUler? 'and Informed that body that we i Were taking the Pacific Islands, | Television, still in the infancy of and that the Security Council ^ its spread, both in stations and In ' could approve our action if it receivers, is already being credit­ ‘ wanted to, but we would ta k e. ed with having taken an edge off them nonetheless. And the sue- ' the popularity of other forms of FINER Work prise came 'when Rusal* spoke up I entertainment. You’ll be surprised at-how little a good carpet costs. and aaid, in ao many words, that It is believed to havf prmluccd T v ero*$ gorgooni eolor, deep rexture, magnifieent At $13.6.j per sq. yd. a 9’ x 12’ (in the carpet shown) slimmer gates for athletic event.s Sods is onlv $167.40 including binding; a 12’ x I.V is only it agreed that the United States toys* Dungoftw riehpeu—in Leea Pironettel Its lovely emboised had a right to these islands, hav­ which were being lelevls«*d. It is Save I Argyles, navehies, $277.80, and wall-to-wall installations are priced pro­ Blue denim, sanforized. 01 SOTO riATURIS THAT MIAN At A Saving! ing conquered them during the believed to have cut down altend- diamonds. Colton, furfaee b worked out in two eontraating w o o I a T h o port idhally. Double stitched, ^ — course of the Pacific war. Some I ance at movies. It Is believed to oloslk lops. 10-13, 3 9 * background o f iturdy bardtwiit yom e, tho $oft floral I t ’ s n e w . . . i t ’ s dHTerent...it’s better! Com e in and see it « n j o y m in t AVBIY MIU .Americana, but not all Americans, have cut into the Hooper ratings bar-tacked. 0 - 1 6 . 1 * 9 7 pattom o f tkiek* volvoty pile. And wear? Pirouotto "Wfre puzzlad that Russia should of regular radlq programs. o MATTEK hovr many new cars you have comporcii ★ Tlp-Toe Hydraulic Shift wftf, piufd Drive approve a move which could ao Television is not yet perfect; \,et’' b ruggodL It$ dense tufta are woven from A e finest crouch behind the steering wheel, 'flic roof doesn’t GIRDLES •it NswFsaflMn 'S i^ y have been attacked as its presentation of live sports Nthis year. . . no matter what kind you thought scrape your hat. You ride in dignity and comfort m ak Rolokow 2-Way gtrelcb imported w oob’—marvelonsly resilient and springy k%WStasfisf 'American imperialism, vyhich it is. ' events is .sufficiently good to sat- you were going to buy. . . moke no final decision You can see where you are going, tc». Not only i . '’"I. to step on. And wait till yon tee the color* Clear« until’you have seen this new De Solo. ' The explanation for such many as a substitute for at are windows and windshields bigger. You sit on lux­ Just leave Four L A U N D R Y and D R Y C L E A N IN G at oor haadOy Ideated . strange Russian action, then and J tendance at these events. And. $1.00 vivid abadea or.m odem muted tones. One pf the This is the car that you were bearing about long urious chair-high seats. You ride cradled between P»"»w sto Eagin# * f***«” re HydnoOe ; the other day, too, is that Russia ' Ibe other hand, its still Imper t : Value before it arrived. This is the car that was designed Bnkn with anv Harrison Street plant. You get 10% discount on quality lauadering and most •on^t'After beauties in all our vyde eollection the axles. And, as you know, De Soto lets you drive ; is deUghted to welcome the Unitafl l production of sucli events has ^ Raw AII-WaaOMr ®1*R-k«tesdiin|„p to fit YOU instead of you having to fipil. And what without shifting. that better **SANITONE” dryCcleaning here. •.States into the ranks o f post-war an appeal potentially far ahead of o f **tbooo heavenly carpets by Lees” . Pirou etu comas «"n»ortS»st.« a dilTcrence that makes | Many exciting new features. From the fresh-air Ik Lotette Trstted ; imperisUam. Russia could, it is the artificially typed perfection ol Limit t To A rnstomer 4n rJkese lov«7y cofort - Cypnu Cr—n, Fvttasy R omi, Here’s the low, massive, modem look. But in5tead ★ Faster 6slm y ' .tme, have quite a time comparing the present day radio and movies Sixes S, .M. L. Irr. .Ml-Wealher Comfort System hidden under the hood Cyfindsr Watte For Pick Up an

OEY! wt| RROW - FRIDAY - SAHIRDAY! offer you TERRIFIC VALUES In Merchandise Often At BELOW Normal WHOLESALE Cost! WeVe Combed The Wholesale And Here's The Sweetesfr Pre-Eoster Sale You Ever Sow . . . For Three Doys Only Burti Iwill Of Which Have Never Been Duplicated Before. If YouVe Never Porticipoted^ In A Burton's Sale Then Come Down Tomorrow Morn- Manufacturing Markets To Bring You The Greatest Assortment Of Values The Lil L iMerchandise Is Terrific! And The Prices Are Terrific! Everything Is Fresh New Spring And Advance Summer Merchandise That You' ing Bright And Early And See These Superb Items . . . The Values Are Terrific!' Tl Reduced For These Three Days, After Which They Will Return To Normal Prices. As Always, All Soles Final. \0LMXMJlStOb, CoMAA/. Will Wear And Wear And Wear! Included Too Will Be Items From Our Regular Stb Gauge Nylons ions Label Sweaters QUAUTY TOPPEKal! 51 DRESS SPRING Fluffy RabUtM Bair

SALE! SUITS! 2-d v Vtdue 5.00 Choice seamless irregulars in new .spring shades. However t.ie Irregularity is so tiny you won’t detect it with the naked eye. There are no inns or holes in these choice hose. These are American angora rabbit sweaters both short slewe sIii>-ons and long sleeve caHigans in wanted spring shades! Some are slightly irregular but You’d need a microscope to detect it. All have the manufacturers laM s and are such terrific values you’ll want several at this bargain price! Pastel Panties 3 6 8 8 Sizes 34 to 40. SpeeUtt PurehOMC - 2 l - O O '■., ■ * Beautiful lace trim panties in non-run jersey, in Hollywood and briefs. 16 Rib Umbrellas Sizea 6, 6, 7, pastels, white and black. ,.09 Value to 5.98 All NYLON 2-Way Here’s value plus . . . Long and short handle umbrellas in sturdy 16 rib construction co v e rt with solid, check or plaid. Each is brand new . .. Each Stretch Girdles and is regularly .sold for 4.98 and 5.98. Choose now before the rainy season ..starts. Panty Girdles 1 Children'* Polo Shirts 2 - ® ® V Here’s a 4.60 value for only 2.88! A long length complete nylon ^rm ent . . SUP JERSEY with nylon embroidery. Absolutely first quality that wUl wear as ody nylon IS 2 can. and will wash and dry in a flash. Small, medium and large, in white, nude and blue. “ 1 You’ll need several of these fine combed yam cotton shirts for the spring and summer months ahead. All are fast color and washable in stripes and SALE GOWNS w, solids in sizes 4, 5, 6. Print Housecoats Children's Dresses T 9 8 Reg. 12.98 YOU’LL HAVE TO SEE THESE COATS FOR YOURSELF TO APPRE­ Valtteg to 3.98 J K M f al. 3.98 and 4.98 Value to 4.98 CIATE THIS VALUE 1 A VARIETY OF ALL-WOOL FABRICS. . . FULLY 'This is a closeout of our famous name robes that rtgularly sell tor ^-98. LINED . . . IN 32. 34 AND 36 INCH LENGTHS . . . ALL WITH THE In printed ra.von, both wrap and zip front .styles, in sizes 10 to 20. Uon t CAREFUL DETAILING FOUND IN 25.00 AND 29.98 COATS. WE’VE Lovely imn-run jer.sey gowns in beautiful V Take your choice of beautiful lace or tail- miss out on this outstanding offer. Spring is just around the comer and you can steal a march on Easter with SKETCHED ONLY -nVO OF THE SEVERAL STYLES AVAILABLE. shades of aqua, yellow, pink, blue and ore2 to 50. Sketched from iteeh \ Boucle Knit Sweaters .98 To/ue to 3.98 * Regularly 2.98 CltlLDREN'S COATS What is the magic fabric in sweaters . . . it s nylon of course. And here s — -'V w a real buv—famous name sweaters (you can see the manufacturer s mbels) i»*' - ■•h. ’ * * •’ If you’ve always wanted a rich looking boucle knit sw’eater that looks hand for the tiny price of 1.98. This is a top value item and it’s your opportunity IMAGINE A G RO W OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING AND to purchnse below wholesale cost. Dozens of shades plus white, in sizea knit, then here’s your opportunity to purchase one for only 1.69. They’re NYLON BRAS SUMMER DRESSES FOR ONLY 3.98! WHY, Till-Y 3.98 and 4.98 sellers in solid and diamond weave designs slashed to 1.69 34 to 40. LOOK DOLLARS MORE WITH FLA'TTERIXG for this event. STRIPED TOP AND FLARING SKIRT AS S K m il- HERE’S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO STEAL A MARCH ON EASTER WITH A SENSATIONAL SUIT Reg. 13.98 R ^, 15,98 Special Promotion ED ABOVE. INCLUDED BUT NOT SHOWN’ a RE BUY AT ONLY 36.88! FOR THREE DAYS ONLY BEAUTIFUL STRIPED LUANAS, PRINTED SPUNS Y o u CAN PURCHASE A GABARDINE SUIT, Sizes 3 to 6x Sizes 7 to U IN BOTH ONE AND TWO-PIECE STYLES PLl’S TWEED OR TWO-TONE C#H5INATION SUIT FOR Fashion Right Pearls I'alue to 3.98 Jewelry ONLY 36.88. ALL ARE ®FROM OUR REGULAR EXTRA SIZE CHECK RAYONSl THIS IS YOUR STOCK AND THE ORIGINAL PRICES WILL BE •COMPARE THESE 100% ALL WOOL COATS AND YOU’LL SEE THAT CHANCE TO BUY AN ADVANCE SPRING AND SHOWN TOGE'niER WITH THE 3 DAY SALK ITS A REAL PRE-EASTER VALUE EVENT. ALL ARE BEAUTI­ One of New York’s top maker of under garments has closed out a wonder­ PRICE! THESE .SUITS ARE KASIHONED RIGHT. 1.69 SUMMER DRESS NOW AT ONLY $3.98. SIZES ARE FULLY MADE, ALL ARE FULLY LINED, ALL ARE TRUE TO SIZE I ful group of bras in nylon, cotton and satin, all fir.st quality merchandise .00 Pint Tax PRICED RIGHT AND VAI.l'K RIGHT. CHOOSE at the fabulous price of only I.OO. You’ll timl circular stitcheil uplift cups, 9 TO 15, 12 TO 20 AND 16',i TO 21'/2. ALI. l.N YOURS NOW ON OUR LAY AWAY PLAN AT NO DOUBLE BREASTED WITH SILVER BUTTONS AND SLASH POCK­ ADDITIONAL COST. SIZES 9 TO 16 AND 12 20. Included are 1. 2, 3 and 4 and 5 strand pearl chokers, brackets, earrings, laste.K band bras, half stitched cups, plunge necklines and foursectio.a cups PASTEL SHADES. TO ETS. IN NEW^RING SHADES WITH LININGS TO MATCH. . . . each with adjustable straps and adjustable backs. Sizes 32 to 4U in Brighten your spring wardrobe with new y r ringa w d ^ / ropes, and larista*thst if not purchased in quantity by Burton’s would sell white, nude and black. ** ' 1.00. You’ll find gold and silver, pwirls, rhinestones, snamels. and colored for as much a# 6.98 each. We bring them to'yon for a tiny 1.69 each. stones in copies of higher priced originals. .CHARGE ACCOUNTS A v A B L E ON ALL SALE , ITEMS. MkMMisadiiiMiSiii -iSi 1 -

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESUAT, -MAKUH 9, 194* YAGlyTl 'T t’V IIANCHESTEK EVBINING HERALD, MANOhESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 J. Stats Policeman Benjamin H. ed from the unhealed pit late yes­ governor but subject to, cotiflrma- the day after both had cooled off Rubber Workers Give! Theft Charge DavU. , Work Stoppage terday. Bhiverltig“ and hungry aft­ Odom Planning ’ Religious Education Committee Enjoy Year *Roui»d Uon of both housec. semewhat—but there wae no Indi­ Under questioning the youths. er 32 hours underground. Earlier tonight at 7 at the hpme of Mrs. Floor Battles The peace conference that oe- cation they had accomplished any- Window Comfort With Ueutenant Klocker Mid, admitted At Mine Continues yesterday, nine othcra had strag­ To Get Sleep m n _*• WUNS—U H Phone Calls Silas Newell, Buckland roady and ... thi^ to brighten the chances of Accept Contract ' Last year Manchester „ Red To Be Faced they had broken Into several sum­ gled out. A group of 30 came out veloped Into a firat data btawl Cross Gray t^aflies made four the Sunday school teachers meet­ was Buggeated by DemocraticJc BM^’elw Iq the Leglatotiire, whl^h mer homes in Roxbury district .Monday evening. *0 Rad$o 'ssESi^s: Strategy Now RLSCO All-Metal Self- trips weekly to the Veterans’ Gallltzin, Pa., March 9 - 1 (CoatUiastf frna Pag* Oat) Set R ecord ing will be held Thursday, March State Chairman John M. Bailey in; 'niia enacted only one major m eu - , Bridgeport, March 9.—WD—A Derby, March 9 — •— Police sln-e their escape. State Police­ 10 at 7:30 p. m. also at Mrs. ' ure, an anU-evictlon hill, in the that Storing Combination hoepital in Newington. ' They man Leon Merritt and Edward F. 'The end of a aitdown in a diink. i .\ccldental Death Verdict a week Mid letter to Rep. George two-year working contract provid-! ran errandk, wrote lettera, Chief 'Iliomas Van Bttan said to­ ready bolds the speed record of 73 Newell’s. C. Conway, the House majority two months. McMahon were assigned to con­ unligbted mine failed today to act- ‘ "We Just dlscusssd things gen- Storm Sash and ing for pay increasee averaging I showed movies, and did a thou­ day that Jamea Matto, 29, who Shelton. March 9—(/IV—Dr. Ed­ ' hours 5 minutes and 11 seconds Democrats Decide on leader. 12 per cent per hour, retroactive sand and one other things the Jumpad 25 feet to the ground from duct an investigation into this tie a work stoppage of A rgyle; Southern New England ersliy," they esld of their eecond phSM o f the youths’ acUvItlss. ward J. Finn, medical examiner, ' for circling the globe. His non­ a U tlS — Before Oonway*a arrival at the Screens to Feb. 1, has been xigned by man- : patients could not do for them- a thjrd story window of a local (Joal Co. miners. ' i returned a vetdict of accidental stop run from Honolulu took 36 WDRC—World Tonight. Action Following Col­ Capitol yesterday, Republlcrn meeting. "There were no ipecifie restaurant early today, will be ar­ ------r ------WDRO-^aint V m t; JMtn. Also Sets Mark on proposals." agement of the H. O. Canfield ' .selves. Tour gift to the 1949 “The sitdown Is over but the ■ asphyxiation In the death of I hours. W CC&^wtfifM Poller SportM WTHT—Joe Basel. South Coventry lapse of Conference Publicity Man Charlee Keats dia- Free BeHmstee company, 191 Houzatonle avenue, Red Cross Fund Drive will raigned in City court on a theft, strike is still on," declaretl Thom -: Charles J. Schaeffer, 72, who .was I Odom appeared last night on the Friday, March Iliii, 16 A- WONS—Meet The Band. New Construction thbuted a reply by the G, O. charge following his release from UMftSab. v» ^ Mrs. PsallM Ultle and the H. O. Canfield rubber keep these willing workers on Open SchooFBiils aa Knee, grievance committeeman found dfa strike. I that it had gone out. Schaeffer la flying record by circling the globe rdn, clothes, lineaa, booktk te- Dance Orchestra, record” expenditure of $23,018,833 Wechaler, the Democratic floor V alue chanlcal molded rubber goo. News. users themselves established a new yesterday to recommend passage the group finally got tewether, steam heat, one acre. Proriaion is made that a union streets before lesping from a rear H. L. Welch. Bales Mgr. WON8—Story Time. Frequency Modulation Scouts of America. He will assume without Bailey, in Speaker John R. Poultry^Farm 1649 Red Cross Fund Drivs was window of the establiahment in stated this morning by General W104B—Requeat Matinee. r^ord of 3,321,000 calls daily last of the governor’s housing bills by, Worth $14,000. WIH accept 4 shop will be Incorporated in the reached this morning with further Manager George H. Waddell. Tel. 5-8214. WFHA— 10S.7 MC. hla Tiew responsibilities immedi­ 'nilm’F office. agTMment upon proof of authorl- | which he claimed to have -fallen WOOO—News; 1290 Club. year also states that the year the Senate. It refused to wait reasonable offer. Fresh Dressed Chickens, returns In from the retail commit­ So far there have been 10 firms WDRC— FM 93.7 MC. ately and will be one of a number any longer for the possibility of A word battle between Wechsler zatlon under the nation labor re- ' asleep in a booth before it closed At«A— W n iT —FM 106.7 -MC. closed with 690,561 telephones In end Conway in the presence of tee and the Indusetrial gifts divi­ last night interested in the work, either on WONS—Two-Ton Baker. of volunteer men working In this Joint action with the Republican- Saturday lations act. w n c —FM 45.3 MC; 96 S MC. use. an Increase of 44,675 over newspapermen follow ^. Wechaler Phone 4607 sion. This represents approximate­ one or the other or both of the \yqqC__Young Wldder Brown. capacity. District D embrscee the controlled House committee. The contract provides for two- ly 46 per cent 6f the $11,000 quota WDRC— FM. accused Conway of being against PrMh quick frozen poul­ week paid vacations for employes stnictures. Thera have been no in­ 1947. nine towns of Ashford, Chaplin, Exchange of Harsh Words for Manchester. ■ dications to-date as to posaible How Often Have You Reflected Same as WDRC. Columbia, Coventry, Hampton. subsidies for housing because the on the payroll as of Jan. 1. 1948, WDRC—Winner Take All. W’HFA During the same period, the re­ ■fhe committee action followed governor favored them. Conway try, any time. Returns are beginning to come Escaped Youths lower-than-estlmsta coats due to port continues, the company earn­ Lf6banon, Man!if4^W, WlndhEiri und the collapse of a peace conference and for five paid holidays, proml- “ What Happens to My Money’— WONS—Supermam P. M. contended that the Democratic : um payments for night-shift work | In to the Chapter office from soli­ reported drops in certain building w t HT—Challenge of the Yukon ed $8.92 a share on Its capital Scotland. Mr. Boudreau will be as­ between leaders of the rival par­ 847 Middle Turnpike. West materials. 4:00—Meet Mias Mason. sisting with troop work :rtd will housing bill was hastily and poorly and payment by the company of ' citors doing the fesidenttal door- 111 Toils Again Where Does It Go So Quickly?’’* WTIC—When a Qlrl Nairles. 4:30—Presenting Pat. stock, over which $6 was paid In ties. The meeting broke up in a drafted. Near Hockanum River At half of group huspitalization and to-door canvassing, but they are The Board o f Directors will hold WKNB—News: King Cole Trio. dividends ) shareholders. be closely affillsted with Bernard shouted exchange of harsh words Ita regular session next Tuesday 4:45—Adventures' In Research. M. Stanwood. field executive, of The rival leaders met later in life insurance premiums. still far from complete in most WCOC—Junior Disc Jockeys. 6:00—Evening Oentlnel. "The financial results,” the re­ —leaving the rift between Demo­ lAive Lane Phono 2-0065 areas. However. Manchester is do­ Ridgafield, March 9—($»)—Ber­ night. port points out. "reflect the first Lebanon. Mr. Boudreau has a note­ crats and the G.O.P. wider than nard Takasch, 23, and Pat Louden, Loose cash is so spendable, one never *:1»— ^ 7:00—Organizational • Newa. worthy scouting record of 19 years. ing very well percentsge-wlse so WKNB—Doris Day. ^ _ 7:16—4-H CTubs. full year of operations since the before. far in the drive as many other 19, inmates of the Southbury seems to know where money goes. WDRC—The Old Record Shop. rate increase became, effectlvu In He first joined In Arlington, Mass., The decision to bring the. hous­ Training school who fled the Insti­ 7:30—Dance Time . at the age of 13 years and haa Favor Payment communities are still reporting re­ WCCC—Music L«ft. 7:48—Memory Time. 1947. H was a year characterized ing bills to a Senate vote repre- When Minute* sults of about one-third of their tution last Saturday were in stats virn o—Portia Faces Life. 8:00—Request Time. been active ever since. ‘ He has dehted a further extension of a WANTED police custody today while Lieut. This is one of the many reasons why by sustained high business, activ­ been an Eagle Scout for 10 years. Of ^6,679.45 quotas. 0.J0--- 9:00—News. ity. continued rising costs, fur- strategy urged by some top Dem­ Count' Income T ax Carleton Klocker, commanding of­ Benson*s Has It! we have so often emphasized the value Before coming to Coventry be did ocratic leaders. Under their plans, WCCC—Big Brother BUI. WTHT-FM ther Increase In wages. lower Barely 209 Attend Funeral ficer of Ridgefield barracks said of a budget and especially for young Same as WTHT. cub scouting work with about 40 Democrats would take quick ac­ FARM LA N D Have your doctor tele­ Worries? an Investigation Into their depra- VITTHT—Sky King. rate of employe turnover and cubs. He has been awarded an Bridgeport, March 9-^>P)—Pay­ EVERYTHING married couples. WONS—Captain Midnight, WTIC-FM consequent rise In efficiency." tion on the governor’s program, phone Me prcecrlptlon ment o f damages totaling $56,- dltiona., slnce^kthat time is under additional Bronze Palm which la leaving it up to the Republican Glendale, Calif., March 9—(Ab-^ w n c —Jujrt Plain Bill. Same as WTIC. Would like to rent or to WeMon'e over oar pri­ Call Manchester 3782 679.45 by the United States to sev­ Atwater Kent entertained as many way. ' ^ Teievislun More New Cables Placed given those Eagle Scouts who have House to accept or reject It The escapees were nabbed red Before marriage neither one probahly WKNB—Olenn Miller; Commu­ lease 3 or more acres of vate proteeelaanl wtre for For Appointment en owners of Stratford property as 2,000 persons at his famed par­ FOR YOUR BABY OIB Cits Construction during, 1948, says received five merit badges over the Most Controversial Part nity Sketchbook. WNHC--T>’. whose land was leased by the gov­ ties on his Bel-Air hilltop estate. handed at 8:80 p- ra. Tuesday, re.«trained his or her spending too much P. M. the report, Included placing "more required 21 for Eagle Scouting. The housing bills represent the good tillable land. Immediate delivery to Lieut Klocker said, while they Bcciusc ahreli, frames, axles'gc( out j-|5 - He waa a post advisor in the local ernment for housing purposes dur­ But on a hilltop yesterday in For­ Baby Baskets, Cribs, Bas­ — but the joint partnership of marriage WDRC—Herb Shrlner, and Ray­ 8:00—Teletunes: Program Re- new cables than ever before In the most controversial part of the ad­ Tour borne. ing the w'ar emergency, was rec­ were attempting to steal a car at of line . . wear tires unevenly . .. company’s history. Explorer Patrol, now disbanded. ministration program. They call WINTHROP est Lawn cemetery, barely 200 per­ sinettes. Hixh Chairs, Car­ set.s up another new home and family mond Scott. , supie. CALL BILL VITTNER ommended today In a report sub­ sons attended the funeral for the the Lawson farm In Roxbur>-. Ap­ cause blow-outs and loss of control 6:00—Small Fry Club. •To keep pace with this outside He was local Scoutmaster for for a new state housing depart­ mitted to the U. S. District court prehended by farm employes they riages, Strollers. Nursery that is an entirely new financial nnder- ... Be safe! Let us correa your car now construction,” the report says that about 6 years. ment and a $100,000,000 bond is­ MERRIAM radio mlllinnaire and philanthro­ WDRC—News. 6:30—Teen Time Tunes. Phone 8 1 8 0 by a committee consisting of Al­ pists were turned over to custody of Seats and Chairs, Pla.v' taking. with our scientilic BEAR Equipment. 6:45—Vincent Lopez. large forces jwere engaged In In­ The Men’s Club of St. Mary’s sue to finance the construction of WELDON'S 100 East CEijter St. WONS—News. 901 ftlAIN STREET fred C. Baldwin, Reinhart L, Gid­ Yards, Mattres.ses and WTHT—Music at Six; Sports, 7:00—Children’s Puppet SHbw. stalling more switchboard and dial church will meet Wednesday at 8 10,000 homes. The state would eon and Charles A. Watrous. pay rent subsidies on half of them. Accountant Auditor Pads, all sizes. TkaNk Your Ripair Mag F ir w n c —News. 7:30—Chamberlain's Jr. Parade. equipment in exchanges, building p.m. In the church hall. If the report Is accepted dam­ Now. to know where your money goes 7:45—Magic Show. > projects were completed and sev­ An additional $7 has been added In addition to the housing meas­ age swards will be made as fol­ and why, set up a budget and in that Tht Accident That **WDRC — Jack Smith. Sports 8:00—Arthur Godfrey eral new buildings and major to the Coventry Volunteer Fire ures, the Senate committee ap­ lows: Lowest Prices For Quality budget set up a plan for SAVING, too. Didn’t Happen’* S p ^ a l; Record Album. 9:00—Swing Into Sports. building- additions were started. company 1 tank truck fund. This proved another of the governor’s John A. McGrath, administrator FOR SALE-NEW CUSTOM-BUILT WONS—Sports Edition; Newa. 9:30—Kobb Komer. In commenting briefly on the brings the ffind to a total ^of $1,- bills—establishing a state public of the estate of Mary McGrath, Products On Easy Terms w n c — Musical Appetizer; 10:00—Boxing, Manhattan Center. Federal government’s anti-trust 992.45 to date. works dep.irtment to be headed by FREE $16,184.08; John McGrath, $1^- 7ROOA|^HOME a commissioner appointed by the Weather. ■ult against the American Tele Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the sec­ 018.30; Patrick Callahan, admin­ governor and confirmed by the phone A Telegraph company, and ond In a scries of Lenten services Deliyery Service istrator of the estate of Maria With attaebofi garage. L*catci «a Weetmlnster Road. First MANCHESTER WONS—The Answer Man. Travel Foumlatioii Its manufacturing subsidiary, the at the United Methodist church of Senate. Republicans have backed CAMERA FANS-1 Callahan, $9,071.83; Francis I. floor: Large livtag room with elato-fOcod flreplace, spocloa* WTHT—Sereno OanimeU; Wea­ report says: Bolton will take place. Guest a counter-proposal that the depart­ McGrath, administrator of the es­ ment be headed by a five-man dining room, modorn Idteben. lavatory, fiecond floor: 4 bed­ MOTOR SALES ther. . m l. Wie feci our arrangements with preacher will be Rev. Frank Fel­ tate of William. McGratb, $7,- rooms, tile bnlhroam. nnmerons cloeeta. Hot water heating W n C —Professor Andre Schenk- Seen as Incentive lows, pastor of Wesley Methodist commission, also appointed by the Our free delivery 434.10; Julia Cbnstantin/>, $5,- ™*SdviM^s Bdiiko'^Maiicliestei' Incorporated Western Electric have resulted In ♦ ______avatrm. No. I oak floors throngbonf. Home and garage rom- er. ^economy and efficiency and have church. Warehouse Point. The service is available 398.90; Edward J. Callahan, $5,- pietely Inautated. WILL DECORATE FOR PURCHAHER. Fnrnitar* and''Appliaaren A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAHR Hartford, March 9—(d^Lyndon general Lenten theme of Prayer ATTENTION!! 894.17, and Mrs. Delia Campana, “ Your Oldsmobile Dealer” been advantageous to the public to you for all your 718 Main Street WDRC—Lowell .Thomas. U. Pratt, executive secretary of and the company.” and Its use In the work of the needs at any time $676.00. All OapnMIa In Thia Rank Are tioarantcod In Foil By Tbo WONS—Evening Star. the Connecticut Education Asso­ church and human life will be con­ WE ARE MAKING WAY FOR NEW SPRING ITEMS AM of the property owners are For Purticiilarfl Call Manchester 5820 Telephone SSSS Savings Banka’ Dapoalt Unaraoty Fuad of Coaaectical, lae. 512 Weat Center St. WTHT—Internal Revenue Pro- ciation, today "highly commend­ tinued. Sunday at 10:4.5 a.m. Rev. and for any quan- rr.-idents of Stratford -except Mrs. Phone 4134 S'**"- . ed” the Isidore and Selma Wise John E. Post, pa.stor, will conduct titv. Just call PINE BARGAINS GALORE------Campana who lives in Bridgeport. w n c —Three Star Extra. Travel foundation as "a further the services. William Wolfe of Mystoiy Ended PHARMACY and Incentive for public school stu­ Wapping Mason street. South Coventry, FIRST COME FIRST SERVED------The raifiprie* o f PineWorms have been your order will b^e WDRC—Beulah. dents to realize the value of edu­ will speak upon the purpose of the known for centnriee and millfonA of virtlme WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. cation.” There was a large attendance at special offering to be received have aoufht a why to deal with theee petU delivered immedi­ WTHT—News; Hero o f the Mr. Pratt lauded the "exemplary that day In ohiiervance of Week that live in the human body. Even t f^ y , 2 E. K. 8 mm. 750 watt, Proj’s. . . . I -----each $ 14 9 .5 0 the town meeting Monday evening experts report that one oat o f crery threo ately. Week. spirit” of Isidore Wise, veteran at the Town Hall. Paul Kupeznos of Dedication, a nationwide Meth­ persons examined was infect^ with Pia* C'omplet« with cgagb. Rcfjp. $175.00. w n c —Supper Club. Hartford merchant, who estab­ was elected as one member of the odist program of oversea^ relief. Worms- Watch For .The lished the foundation, designed to Town Plarthing and Zoning Board Rat now you ran and oh/mld do eome* 1 Wirgin 2'i x 2li Camera...... $23.95 WONS—TeUo-Test broaden and develop the minds of thiny about Pin^Worms. Reemase a new, Little White Truck F 4.5 lens, Reg. $37.00. for a period of 5 jears. It was To Make Lecture Tour seientide treatment — Joyas's f-W Vermi* WDRC—Jack Smith Show, students through traveL He said voted to approve of $910 Increase fwye-ofTers reof relief. F-W's principle in* 'It Is a thoroughly American idea sr^ient i« a medically-approved dnic that 1 Perfex 8 mm. Movie cam era...... $ 89.50 w n c —News. for Insurance for 1948-49 due to attacks Pin-Worms in the Intestines and IT'S A PLEASURE JUST ARRIVED of the value and security of educa­ Turret head, F 2.5 tenn. Reg. $99..50. WTHT—John Russell. increase in value of town build­ Detroit, March 9— — Mary removes them from the body. tion. Garden, famed opera singer of an­ 8o watch for the warning eigne in ytmr "By hia act.” Mr. Pratt said, ings, also to appropriate $1,400 to fa m ily ... fldcreting. nose picking and cape*' PINE 1 Vokar opaque projector. Reg. $39.50 .$ 2 5 .0 0 '*W DRC—Club Fifteen. other generation. Is coming out of cislly the tormentirg. embarrassing rectal W O W S — Robert Hurlelgh, ‘Mr. Wise not only has demon­ cover increase In county tax bill. Exrellent for home, iwtuMiT or church. Voted to accept report of town of­ retirement to make a* lecture itch. Then ask your oruggist for F*W« the News. strated his belief In democratic tour. The National Arts founda­ small, emi^-to-tske tablftfi j>crfe^ed by th« PHARMACY - - - - BUYING NOW ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF WTHT—Lone Ranger, ideals, but has originated a plan ficers as published In town report. famous Jayno Co., spedslifts In worm 2 Spartus Full-vue reflex cam eras...... each $ 6.98 Chairman Dow explained the In­ tion announced toda.v that Miss remedies for over 100 years. Destroy those w n c —Talk bjr Oov. Bowles. that can be widely applied every­ Garden will return to thi.s country Pln-Worma . .. relieve that Itch. 664 Center St. Tel. 2 9814 Reg. $9.98 where In the nation." creases and reductions In the bud­ iusl tememberi P-W ® fee fin-Wsnail 7:4S— get for 1948-50 and it was voted to next fall from her native Scotland, WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. The foundation. launched with a where she retired in the mtd-1930s. 1 Traveler all metal camera ...... $ 4.5 0 WONS—Inside of Sports. capital fund of $50,000, will pro­ accept the town budget of $254,- Shopworn. Reg. $6.95 With Values Like These WTIC—Your Senator From Con­ vide expenses for annual trips to 375 for 1949-50, as recommended necticut. points of Interest both, in and out­ by the Board of Finance. The bud­ 5 Beacon cameras. Complete with ...... each $9,95 side the United States, by two get includes: $18,a00 for general L e f^ a l Carrying eaxe^ Reg. $12.45. WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. Hartford Public school students to government, $500 for health, $745 •At The Textile Store UNDERWEAR! WONS—Can You Top This. be selected each year. libraries, $500 cemeteries, $34,965 2 Marlon 35 mm. slide projectors ; ...^ .each $19.95 WTHT—Amateur Hour, highways, $2,350 public safety Adverlisenieiil 150 watt. Reg. $87.50. $11,200 welfare, $1,800 tree war­ w n c —Blondle. Thp following ordinance was en­ 2 Marlon 35 mm. slide projectors...... each $14.95 •:8#— i Accepts Offer den, $5,940 putscellaneoui, $13^300 7 acted by the Board of Directors of too watt. Reg. $29.05. •BROADCLOTH WDRC—Dr. Christian.,. treasurer’s blMget, $85,850 elemen­ the Town of Manphester on Febru­ WONS—Scattergood BiliMIk tary schools and $92,025 high ary 1, 1949, after a public hearing PACIFIC TRUTH . NEW w n c —Great Olldersleeve,- By Contractors school. A tax rate of 22 mills was ' 1 Combination slide file and c a s e ...... $10.50 held February 1, 1949, notice of For .Marion projector*. Reg. $12.50. SHORTS 8:85— voted on the estimated 1948 grand \ which WB!. given at lca.st once by (Gripper Fasteners) WONS—Hy Gardner. New London, March 9 — (A’l— total of $7,455,000. This Is one m ill; tlscmont in a nowspaner 2 l)e-jur photo electric light m eters...... each $9.95 ADAM HATS 9:66— Local 10, Bricklayers, Masons and lower than last year. A central | having a general circulation with­ Complete with cawx. Beg. $1S.I8. WDRC—County Fair. Plasterers International union of post office was discussed .but it in the Town of Manchester: SHEETS and CASES WONS—Gabriel Heatter. America, last night at City hall was voted that this meeting go on 2 Printing boxes, will take negatives ....e a ch $9.95 FOR SPRING WTHT—Milton Berle Show, BUILDING COMMITTEE OF accepted an offer of $2.80 an hour, record as belng;_ln favor of our THE TOWN I ’p to 5 X 7. Reg. $13.95 and $14.98. w n c—Duffy’s nvem. or a 40-cent increase, made by present post office system. •BOXER SHORTS 9:15— New London Building Contractors "RESOLVED: That, under and 72 X 108, 81 X 99 ...... :.$2.35 A meeting of the Garden Club pur.suant to the provisions of 2 Fasha electric print dryers ...... each $2.25 WONS—News. Association, It was revealed today was held yesterday afternoon at 9:80— by Thomas G. Martin, president of Chapter III, Sections 1. 8 and 9. of Reg. $8.50. 81 X 108 ...... $2.19 the hpme of Mrs. George Pola. the Town Charter and subject to WDRC—Harvest of Stars. Local 10. The Iricrease Is effec­ Movies were shown snd the host­ 2 Cut film developing tanks, takes ...... each $6.25 •BRIEFS WONS—Family Theater; News. the terms thereof, there be and Is tive April 1. esses were: Mrs. Victor and Mrs. Up to 8 X 7 rnt film. Reg. $10.64. Pillow Cases, All Sizes ....each 57c, WTHT—Groucho Marx. Negotiations started .. about the hereby enacted and adopted the •WTIC—Mr. District Attorney, Clinton King, Mrs. Robert Starr. following ordinance providing for first of the year, with the local re­ Mrs. Paul Easland and Miss 1 Wooden tripod. Foar section ...... $5.00 10:06— questing $3.00 an hour, or a 90-cent a Building Committee for the WDRC—Beat the Clock. increase. No work, stoppage re­ Eleanor Greene. Town of Manchc.stcr: Reg. $14.95. DUPONT •JERSEYS Mrs. Robert Sharp and infant WONS— Comedy Playhouse. sulted from the dispute, and all .Section 1. For the purpose of Assorted 35 him. slide file s...... each $1,50 discussions-reportedly were amica­ daughter Elizabeth Ellen, return­ WTHT—Bing Crosby, expediting the planning and con­ Valiimi to $3.00. w n c —Big Story. ble. ed to their home on Foster street struction of any public Improve­ NYLON HOSIERY SPECIALS! STOCK-VP ON 16:30— It has been reported that the from the Manchester Memorial ment, there may be appointed by As.s’^1 $1.75 $eamleai^20 Dealer Administration. ing of not more than eleven or less Walt Dlxney rhamctei*. Reg. $2.50 xet. SEWING'S A PLEASURE TOO 77c Pair WTHT—Meredith Willson. than five members who shall serve NOW I WTIC—Curtain Tilhe. without compensation until com­ 1 3.'> mm. slide viewer and slide sel ...... $4.00 Fall Faalilon 16:45— pletion of the public Improvement Reg. $7.50. 48 fiange, 89 Denier WDRC—Governor Bowles. for the purpose of which they wbre WITH TEXTILE STORE'S NEW 88c Pair 11:66— ppotnted or until otherwise de- STERLING-ON-CRYSTAL Several 200 ft„ 8 mm. movies of ...... each $2.50 WDRC—News on all stations. terminer Or Non VHerans/ Tfca Modem Dottgo for '49 rectors with respect to the plan' SPE(!i AL $1.37 \ ning and carrying out o f any such LflBfHflflfl, Cmmtm public Improvement. aaea wttk Section 4. The Building Com' McClure Auto Co. mittee ahall have euch further THE FALLOT STUDIO MEN'S SHOES $0 Wclb street Manchester powers and functlona aa the Gep' 907 MAIN STREET ' WELDON BLDG. ^ P airs eral Manager, acting in hla capa JamtReolfyCo. city as Manager of the Depart' THE TEXTILE STORE ^TORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE** ment of Public Workz, may prop­ AND c a m e r a SiiUi As La SL00031B* Prop* REAL* ------erly in writing delegate to it. JEWELERS ■TrePBFyi 913 MAIN STREET NEAR bTHE RANK SS4 Coatar StWef Attest: Samuel J. Turkington, MANCHESTER 70 East Center Street Manchester, Conn. Town Clerk, 5.33 MAIN STREET . v It If M lirh 9, 1949. \ •Y ' r ' HAItCRBSTER EVZHINQ RIBALD, MANCHtSTER* CONN., WEDNESDAY. MA|tCH 9, 1949 ^ ______. * 1IAKCRE8TER BViSNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONIf„ WEDNESDAT, MARCH f, • 194f Senate President Avcllno walked of whoM were in the notorious holds party control at provincial Social Time Bowles to Appeiur Cridis Danger out when the Senate‘‘threatened Bataan "death march," are de­ and local levels, has said he will m Trapped Boy Freed India Leading an official Investigation of hla pri­ manding back pay regardless o f’ seek nomin^lon at the Uberala' PLACE Yoim ORDEB NOW ‘ ' ' ’ ' Sharp Earthquake Bulgarian Churchuieu Sentenced to tife >On Rent ^ n tro ls vate bu^eaa affairs. Nina sena­ what pay they already have re­ conv*ntion’'lmMay or June. lere Engaged to Wed By Former W reader ForTeaeliers To Philippines tors went out with him. V ceived from the United States. TTie oppoaition Nacionallota par­ AMESITE DRIVEWAYS » Jolts California’s In Temperance Twelve aenatora—two others are The other ta a mask meeting of ty, temporarily aligned with Qulr- We SpodaUxo b Hartford, March Oor> not Uivcdvod—remain loygl to Qulrino supporters aeheduled for (no. I* moMlng its foroes to sup­ Qulrino. T h ey ordered Avcllno An Types Hard Snrfaes ArSM Newton, Mus., March A— enor Bowlsa wilt appear before Saturday. Speakers include two port Dr. Joae P. Laurel fo r the Coast Area Twice ( ^ ^ A n ax-wrestler appltcd a Enjoyable Evening Met­ EiUifr of Two Big Pub­ and hla foUowcni returned. Na- (senators who wrote the resolution Work Oenraatosd * Free Bsltowtos e. Ttom tha United Rtatea Senate Ooaunlt* presidency. Laurel waa puppet « ■) "adaaors hoM" td a metal aah WCTD Speaker AsseriK tteoal Bureau of Investigation charging Avelino with abtue of resident of the Phlltpplnea during can— and out popped seven- ing Held «t ynU M«Kla tee on Bnnking and Civreney to­ lic Mcoifiigt Could agents mad* a half-hearted at­ (CeaHaeM from Page One) the Senate presidency. 8le Japanese occupation. |M> y>f BMH all o f tiM llum year-old C3iaiiea Lamb. New Government Rap* morrow and wgd eontteuatwa of tempt to round them up. came Sceka Hlgheot Offlee THOMAS D. COLLA The youngsteg * beesune \In Soiith GlMtonbuy^ rent eentrols. T o n ^ Off Bloodihod back without none. FOR THE BEST IN DEIVEWAT OONBTEVOTION fomltur* that \yaa aai^ -a e- w wa—«—a,a------Qulrino, who succeeded the late The horped toad of the Ameri­ tiM had b««n movad to a war** •boards "wiggled and shook like trapped In the barrel in such idly Nears Prohibition tvivpro VI The’governor will ^eak both as 8 President Manuel Roxss, seeks the can southwest can scamper over they were coming over.” a way yesterday that only ’fb e Manchtater Education Aa* chief executive of the state and as Manila. March 9-r(*V->The Phil­ Meanwhile itveUno was oiripped howd owaad ^ tha Orford Soap infant repubUc’a highest office In the ground about aa fast aa a Hundreds of householders along pressure applied to two sides a ’member o f the National hoard ippineippuiu laenUtoBJipaUtleal ermcrisis a took on tx- of the Senate prealdenfiy. He lust CALL ANYTIME C a tk g ta r t waa aaalatad hy Jan^aa the beach area of San F^•anclsco A t the monthly W CTU meeting, sociatton enjoywka social mseting his UWh right. Avelino, who stlU mouse. 2-9219 Aufuat, who alao offarad tha aaa 4ot it would release him. which was held at the South Meth- last evening at the VlUa Marta ta of Americans for Democratic Ac­ piMivs‘ ^ Wpeets today, Two big a Supreme court fight to regain were shaken awake and hastened publio msOtinga were i o f hla truch. " Fireman . Rosario Cavallo, odiat church yeatsrday at 2 p.m^ South UlaaUNibury. Under the oo* tion. The latter organisation ask­ SsC Bither a. to telephone newspaper offices, po­ once known in the ring as Kid could touch off bloodshed. bloodal Both Senate factions hav^ sup­ COBiplatdy Levaiad the guest sp e lle r waa the minister chairmanship ^ Doris Klbb* and ed him to Join in the testimony lice and Are departments, Ryan, came along on his d u plied themaclves with armed The m ehtna abop halldlnif la of the North Methodist church. Bill Vaderi, plans for tha occasion opposing n movs to aboUsh c6n- The tense aituatkm stems from reels Knocks Strongly off. Two policemen were huff­ trols and he is acheduled to testi­ ardo. Tension is mounting owned by Raymond-O. Wild of Rev. .Willard. McLaughlin. were capably carried out by a s Sght for control of the powerful Mill valley. In Marin county ing and puffing in efforts to fy at 11 a. m. urly. Waat Hartford. The flamea appar­ north of the Golden Gate felt the Rev. McLaughlin, who was a committea composed o t Mary Ubwnl jMrty. The battle la be- K ently aldod hy tha oil of the ahop. get the youngster out. - miaalonary In India for sixteen Leaving here tonight at P:S0 twawr President Elpidlo Qulrino . Violence could flare at either of SEAL CRACKS-STOP DAMAGE! shocks strongly, as did the ea.st HutclOnaon, Marty White, Sylvia He made observations— then and Jose Aveltno, the party’s po­ tw.9 large demonatratlon* act to­ qoiekly ate through the tar- bay cities of Richmond, Berkeley, yearA aMressed the group on aafiln, Mary McAdams and the governor win return Thursday, with this Niw VINYL PUSTIC paparad roof o f the structure and swung Into action.4 "India—Leader of World Tem­ by plane st 4:80, But before leav­ litical boss: Th* batUe ground la day for the next three daya. Oakland and Alameda. Doffing hla hat and coat, George Potterton, On* la a call for 100,000 veter- spread to the Mason home. Soma South San Francisco police re­ perance.’’ It is Rev. McLaughlin's ing \Ysshlngton be wiU have the Phtlippina Senate. . In the larca rolls o f aerial cable, located ' Cavallo applied the scissors to A fter an excellent chicken and background la thia year's presiden­ ana to march tomorrow from th* RECORDS ______ported that scores of burglar opinion that India la, far more ad­ spaghetti dinner, an appraciatlve luncheon with Connecticut’s IMm* at the rear of a nearby building the container. ' vanced In the field of temperance ocratle mcmbers’of Oongress, Ben tial sMction. Senate to Qulrino'* official resi­ alarms were set,oft-by the tremor w j TUB-KOVE owned by the Connecticut Power It spread two sides of the audience * treated to a dramat­ For 17 daya tha 84-m*mb*r 8en- dence and on to the House o f Rep- in that Industrial community. than any apot In America. One ic presentation o f “As You Uke stor Hubert Humphrey, head of Co- were damaged by the flame . barrel—and Charles came out o f the main factoM responsible for the AD A, Rep. Helen Gsbsgaq ata has been nnsbie to operate. reoentatlves. The veterans, many ’ By tha tlma the flames were ex- uninjured. . i It," not ac(X)rding to Shakespeare, Douglas of Galifornis, Senator » * Se^UiHf SpUfi^ this is India's new found freedom, but very much according to the tlaguiahed, the machine shop was Country Club Leapie which she finally achieved in Paul Douglas of UUnols and other well-known radio Script ‘ writer, One Half Price complataly leveled save for part of August of 1947; Under British rule, recognised liberals. PsmNMnt, Attredh% tha front wall. The Interior is a Miss Gloria M. Gibbons Rough’s Prison Sentences the use of intoxicants-'isd been Sylvia Claflin of Hollister schcMl. ahambles o f charred machinery’ Sloans ...... 120 102—3.33 encouraged to extort excise rev- Helen Oook, Sock and Buskin’s The Tub-Kovs Sealing and blackened timbers. Mr. and Mrs. E. Glen Gibbons Warren .... -----106 erues from their sale. But now, as talented coach, acted as narrator SPECIAL PURCHASE! Strip provide* a dur­ 11» »1 10.3-318 For Two Priests in the akit, while Bleanor Tryon Dual Office Posts Two minor fires have been .e- of 674 Center street, announce the McLaughlin an independent order. Indie is able ond attractive ALL OVERSTOCK CLASSICAL AND ported at the machine company in engagement of their daughter, E. Anderson 108 9.3 96—299 rapidly approaching prohibitio’t. weighed the ,(iomparative merit* 109—198 of marriage and teaching sa ea- teal between junc­ tha last 18 months. This morn­ Gloria Mae, to Michael A. Lepore. Lambeck ... 89 — Defendants In Bulgaria’s spy trial o f Protestant ch urchmen who were eeateaoed, March 8, to 11^*1''’ * Budapest, March 9— (JP)— *rwo The Viceroy of India la highly in Ruling Not Clear 25% WOOL • FWST QUALITY ing's blaze revived some specula­ Noren ...... , 113 112 101— 326 prlaonment, listen to testimony daring the Communist-directed trial In SoBa. A t left foregroiud rcera. Attempting to help her In tion* of wall and tub. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lepore Roman Catholic priests ware con­ favor o f temperance and in Bom­ • BUNNY ESMOND • POPULAR RECORDS tion about the firebug who oper­ of 136 Allen Place, Hartford. hi the Rev. Nikola Naumov, 49, Baptist and at right, wearing glasses. Is the ^ v . Yanko Ivanov, 48- bay, Singh has prohibited the serv­ making the wise selection were! Adhere* to Cloy Tile, 9 ated In that section of town about The bride to be Is a graduate of Totals . .. 549 538 SIS 1600 year-old Methodist, Others la picture are unidentifled. la all, 15 were eoasieted ea charges laag- victed and tmpiiaoned today, on* ing of liquor at government af- Dwight Perry, as a parent; Harry No decision has yet been made Porcelain. Wood, thrae years ago. The "bug" was Manchester High School, Class of Fnlr\%ay’s (01 ing from treason to nimomtongering. (A ,r photo by radio from London). ______' of them on charges linked with the fairs. Reverend McLaughlin quoted Novak, town repreaentative; Helen as to the holding a t pubUc office Plottic-Tile, lino-Woll 98—317 for the balanee o< current terms na\*er caught. 47, and is now employed by the St. John . .___ . . 115 104 case of Josef Cardinal Minds- from a speech made by Mahatma Bhcr. married teachei'; U b ^ Il^AN tS BLANKETS or any other turfoc* To Build New Shop DeMartin . .. . . 92 88 97— 277 Saretski, student; Mary Margarat by employees or appointees of tht Traveler’s Insunince Company of who slammed a homer in yester­ zenty. Ghandl in 1934 when that famous A panel truck with New York Piper ...... ___ 87 111 95— 293 Las I I\ight's Fights Thompson, supervisor;’ NaUlie Mc­ Superior Cburt Some weeks ago m a te ria l u*ed in Hartford. Mr. Lepore graduated day’s intra-squad game, is duelling Monsignor Janos Fabian, ar­ leader said, “Drink la not a fashion KH— tn fy markers that was parked close to R. Anderson 103 107 98— 308 HR Intosh, local P T A . council presi­ the judges ruled that appotnteea bathroom*. If* *o*y from Buckley High in Hartford. with Gordon Goldsberry for the chivist of the primate's court, was here aa In the West,” and “ I have the east aide of the machine shop Class of *46. and teived eighteen A. Smith ... 101 118 93—312 sentenced to one year on charges no interest in temperance but I dent, as a ’ P T A representative; o f the court could not take part Reg. 3.49 to 3.98 Vul. O to apply, *o*y to first ba.M! job. Rookies Grover lo , Angeles-Enrique Bolanos, in political contesta or hold office. te$f Potterton’s was badly damaced. Tt was report­ months with the Army A ir Corps. nf concealing various documents have in prohibition.” The speech - Russ Wright, auperlntendant. AH clean. Get your Tub- Bowers and Gerry Scala arc chal- | Mexico Citv. outpointed John This raised the ouMtloa of the $ 2 ^ 9 ed today that the vehicle had re­ Ho is now employed at the Parker Total ... 498 528 481 1507 1 concerning Cardinal, Mlndszenty’s was very interesting and highly the pros and con* involved In Elaa- !• Apply lenging Gua Zemial, Pat Scerey ; l . Davis. 132, Oakland, Calif., 10. maintenance o f oinurt appointees who had been Gregory, the owner, sidd today date has been announced for the Bunker** (8) I government has sentenced Cardln- ent yesterday. ered by means o f original verse, blu« only. - " / > ^ - previously elected In their respec­ that he hopes to be able to provide wedding. Chanda . . . . . 116 119 ----- 2"5 ; signments. „ . I Chicago. knocked out Elmer some rhymed, and some very AT THE CENTER PHONE 3733 ' a1 Mlndszenty to life - Imprison- Preceding Reverend McLauglin'6 tive towns. work for his employees until a new Carlson . . * . . -- 112 105—217 "free’’ in character; chonrt per* I St Petersburg Ha March 9— ' "Violent" Ray, 199, Hastings, Fla., j ment on charges o f treason and talk, there was a riiort business Today Attorney William F. Fer- HALL LINOLEUM CO. * 99 102—300 ahop can be built. Several o f the Varney .. •'* ■ iyP,_The St Louis ’ Cardinals i *• | speculation In foreign currency. meeting, a worship service directey Doris Klbbe, Straugh . . . . 101 — 132— 233 miaon. assistant clerk of the Hart­ men were salvaging what they Baseball Briefs ' scheduled another intra-squad tZt Buffalo. N .Y .-L e e Oma. 193 3-4. . M onsl^or Mlklos Beresztoezy. by Mra. Margaret McKinney and a was lent by the Marty-White-Dor* ford County Superior Court, and 32 OAK ST. WM. P. HALL TEL. 2-4022 could from the rulna today, but one Helmold . . . 108 94 87—289 is Carpenter group, conaiatirg of totlay as Manager Eddie Dyer pre- | Detroit, outpointed Phil Muscato, ■ former director of Catholic Ac­ vocal solo by Mrs. Ruth Shedd en­ a member of the Mancheirter X employee, C a rle s Covey, of 43 1 Mannella ___ 97 113 117—327 tion here, got eight months for titled. " I W ill w alk Today Where Sophia Kounos. Margot Dwjar- The G ian ts pared for the first exhibition game 187 *«. Buffalo, 10. Board of EduttaUon, said that ha Waddi^ road, reported the loss of "neglecting the duty to report to Jesus Walked.’’ dlns, Sylvia Claflin, Mary Hutchin­ Phoenix, Ariz., March 9----- New against the New York Yankees j Hartford, Conn.— Dennis Pat- has had no definite word, but It a |M0 watch he had forgotten at Total* ___ 521 537 543 1601 the police” regarding "the trea­ •A s(x:lal hour waa held later son. Peggy Moore. Doris Kibbe, I York GianU Manager Leo Duroch- Saturday. rick Brady. 132, New York out- has been indicated that current the shop yesterday. AU-Stan (1) son committed by Zsigmond Mi- under the direction .of Mrs. Lura Bill Vaders and Hyatt Sutliffe. Doctor ; McKee ...... 93 104 109— 306 er is going to try rookie pitchers In yesterday's Intra-squad con- I pointed Felix Ramirez, 131, San terms in office may be served p A N D n a u t o One o f the Interesting sidelights halovics,’’ an escaped leader of Rush and refreshments were Thanks largely to their plena, 94 Sam Webb and George Spencer in test, the two teams played to a 1-' | Jose, Calif., 10. through by court appointees. was provided by a tiger cat owned 1 Handley ___ 121 87—302 Catholic Action. served. Mrs. Ella F. Burr, presi­ Kleanor concluded that teaching 100 relief roles. Webb won 18 games deadlock. Jackie Collum from the phoenix. Ariz.—Tommy Camp­ by the Masons. Caught in the cel­ 1 Ayere ...... 107 104—311 dent o f the WCTU, poured tea at rated much higher than ahy oth­ ___ 109 100 96—305 for Jersey City last year and look- I St. Joseph. Mo., farm club allowed Swallews Nay Be SAW Short 9$ - * lar during tha blaze, it meowed 1 McBride bell, 135, Chicago, outpointed Tom- Farmer Kolon HI a table attractively decorated with er rareer. A t the same Ume, the X 50* LIMITED Says: 'K nona .. ___ 113 107 97— 317 ed Impressive in a few starts for i one hit in four innings. On the my Vargas. 136, Los Angeles, 10. STORES 'loudly imtil flnally rescued. No Spring colors. assembled teachers and g u e ^ wM« Bstin the Giants at the tail-ct^d of the | other team Bill Reeder, up from Salem, Mass. :— Tony Rlccio. Ban Fernandb, CkUf., Mareh 9. time only! sooner waa it brought to safety Stratford. March 9—(43—Charles coneludeir that “ tops” In enter­ bindinf. SPECIAL Totals ___ 543 .305 493 1.341 season. Spencer la up from Knox- , Rochester, permitted four hits in 132>2, Gloucester. outpointed —<*>^The swallows win corns to Your Fireatone Dealer thm -It immediately ran hack into Smoking Can Irritate Some; j E. (Shangi Wheeler, former state To Close All Border Points tainment bad been reached during ville of the Tri-State League. I four frames. Percy Parris, 133'3, New Glasgow, San Juan Oaptstrano mission on the cellar. Yankees . Browns senator and retired general man­ the evening’s program, especially BL Joseph’s day, March 19, aa al­ 856 Main Street Tel. 7080 Whlffer’s (41 N. S.. 10. ager of the Connecticut Oyster Hof, Germany, March 9.—(43— *nie spectacular blaze at Its SI. Petersburg. Kla., March 9— 1 Burbank. Calif.. March 9— iiP)— in the nature o f several parodies ways but they may be 2,000 abort height east a huge pall of black By Edwin P. Jordan, MJ>. Stile* ...... -- 97 95-192 Camden, N. J.— Kenny Harris. faim s at Milford, was reported German border police said today of cultural and amusement value Written for NEA Service — ,I*,_Don Johnson, big righthander ; The St. Louis Browns played their In number. Police Lt. Chria Pfaff smoke over the entire area and Stevens . . . . 90 ----- 90 169'a. Philadelphia. outpointed "considerably Improved" at his they had been informed Czechoslo­ to an audience o f educators, who TOTS N TEENS, Inc. 101 who was the sensation of the New first intra-squad game yesterday— said yesterday that an advance many observers reported that it Tobacco amoke Irritates t Cheney ...... 109 99- .309 Elton Evans, 167, Philadelphia. S. home here today. His physician. vakia will close all border points will long remember certain high­ scouUng party of the birds landed \V. Ford* ___ 96 105 112—313 York Y'ankee training camp in a one-sided 6-0 affair. Holdout Jer­ FREE INSTALLATION blacked out the early morning delcaite mucous linings of 1 New Bedford. Mass.—Tiger Ted Dr. Nathan A. Friedman, said that to American-occupied Bavaria lights of rhyme that made the tem^ here and took up abode—at the 956 MAIN. FACING OAK ST. RADIO SALE 117-32,3 1947, again is drawing raves. John- ry Priddy watched from the side­ Schubert ___ 99 109 Lowry. 17.3, NewA' Bedford, stopped Wheeler had contracted a "severe March 20. The Germans ^aid the tivltlea so successful. San Fernanda jail term. sun. ’ R. Smith ___ 107 132 124 .•’33 .son allowed only one hit in a three lines. Bill Sommers of San Anton­ John Lappen carries the insur­ St. Paul (Charles!s Nunnally) 174'a cold" two weeks ago and has since '■ regulation probably will affect 1 innhig intra-squad game yester­ io held down second ba.se in Prid- Springfield. Mass been confined to bed. only foot and road traffic. ance for the Green Machine Co., { Tot*l* ___ .301 544 517 1592 day. Two years ago Johnson was , dy's place. whfle John Jensen it the agent for throat M d larynx, or voice box ' Rumford, Me. — Hennie Free­ Topper’s (0) labelled as a "sure fire" majoi | Sherman Lollar tagged the ot- man, 137, Bath, outpointed Leon "Brexthing” Leave* the Maaon family. are irritated by heavy smoklnf leaguer but he faded out after the ; ferings of rookie Bill PUgram for a i 137 Lisbon Me 10 and smokers frequently have i Hyde ___ 95 90 88— 273 TOTS ’n TEENS, Inc. FIBER SEAT COVERS D’Amico- ___ 96 85 81-262 season opene.i. home run. Another homer by Dick | Danbury. Conn. -1 Henry Holt One square yard of leaf surface New Delhi To Have Diplomatic slight cough end'hoarseness. Ugly Eczema Mathlaion .. IDS 108 89— 302 Kokos helped in the atUck. 11.38, Danburv, outpointed Frank takes about two gallons of carbon Area The person who stops heavj Hilinakl ___ 105 101 102—308 Vero Beach, Fla., March 9—(43 _ ^ u « Theodore, 161, Manchester N. H. 6. dioxide from the air in a single if she's smoking suddenly tends to gair —Pity Cal Abrams, rookie out­ No Joke weight merely because he eat. Dummy ___ 85 85 85- 2‘(5 aearwater. Fla., March > San Jose. Calif.—Bennv Walker. day, and throws off approximately Now Delhi— The govern­ fielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers. fManager Eddie Sn\per of the Oakland, outpointed Billy The itching torment o f eczema more. People with ulcers of th( k an equal amount of oxygen. ment will soon start work on a Totals ___ 486 469 445 1400 Dodger Prc.slrient Branch Rickey Philadelphia PhiUlea has scchdulcd 147 San DieRo, 10. is enough to make anyone wretch­ tail and slender stomach frequently ate advisee .. s u :..-4 fleams f/kKrirariVkia.* . * * n ' diplDmalic colony for this over- was lauding Abrams' ability when j a third Intra camp game tomorrow Started Buslaese ed and anxious for relief. Sufferers not to amoks. 911.95 crov.tleii capital. Hookeria (2) the youngster let a third strike go l with his fingers crossed. j Scrap Cara from Itching eczema, pimples, an­ and hard to lit. . . A spokcsniBU for the works, Excessive (unoking Interferes by in an intra-camp game. A little j' In a game - yesterday outfilder gry red blotches or other Irritat­ Com plete with athletic perforinance. Short­ E. Ballsieper 112 94 109—315 The growing tea business of one mlr.c3 anti power ministry says — 95 earlier Abrams popped up and ] Richie Ashburn was struck over I mountain %tate of Brazil was ing blemiahes, get Peterson's Oint­ ness of breath on exertion after Buckland...... 99—194 From 1942 through 1946, only 700 acics of a 1,600-acre tract in S k in n er...... 99 103 ----- 202 stood at the plate only to have | the right eye with a thrown ball 920.000 motor...___ vehicles______were____ founded \%1th an ornamental tea | ment. 40c all druggists. — One ap- aoutliv. c-t New Delhi will be Ue- excessive smoking Is usual. Ath- catcher Roy muff th~ and pitcher Ruaa Meyer caught a scrapped annuallvHrf \tie- U n i t e d ! b u s h Imported from Rio de Janeiro ; plication mu9t delight you or “PETiT-TEEN” letc.s in training are not'suppo.scd Olaon ...... 123 104 98— 325 vclopS'l. The government will Ha'yd«h — tly ln fair ground. Abrama wa-f wild pitch on the wrist. Neither States, as compared with 2.350,000 jin 1825, and planted 4n a mon a s - 1 money refunded. Also for itching to smoke during the period of ,102 194 Pretty^ 16 .500,000 .iipees (83.000.- Haefs ...... 109 117 •148--369 tossed out easily. was hurt seriously. |I a year before the war. I tery garden. I feet, cracks between toe*. OfUii !;.n'clins land and construct-: their competitlom Kenatora I A ’s I SUITS ii'jr : cud.;, v.'ater and sewer ays- I Causes Cold F ^ t . Total* .... 535 513 551 1699 Orlando. Fla.. March 9 (43— ! West Palm Beach. Fla., March as a terns ar.d i hopping centers. For- Many smokers com i^ln of cold Sllrer’a (2) Manager Joe Kuhcl of the Wash­ 9- t,r Taft Wright's big bat was el^i 5;o'.'»r:'.ments will have to put hands and feeJ,, uf--''absorbcd Porterfield .. 134 121 ia3 360 ington Sciialoi.H apparently is’ giv­ the talk of the Philadelphia ath­ up tii;.;r own buildings. 1 because the ^nuSotl Purdin 102 120 letics’ training camp today. >m all blood 125- 347 ing Gil Coan first crack at the Picture I le 14 Man,v embassies now occupy causes acme Bi;|etol .. .4, — 105-t^105 vacant left field job In preference ] In a six-inning intra camp game 2 2 » 8 ‘XkcFU preton year cat's ■paeMerr aa« aaa im irl goad former New Delhi palaces of raa-: vessels to Contract ai .CiBpman.*. . 99 Il9 ■ ittS" to two hot-shot rookies, Clyde | yesterday. Wright blasted out a leeks to tta tatorlar. Th*** are qaaltty Mvar* made of fin* haralahs. Some, late comers have ; Rand .....y. pr Vollmer and John Simmons. This booming homer and a double to _ _ in toatertals aad pr*clai*n tallaced to tt parfeetiy. 8«* then ked to make hotel rooms th eir' “ “ “ Lockwood .'.. 121 ■Bortly tallofcd mttb today. TbeFn a graad buy! tightening of the bl(x>d vessels i.s 98 106 - 32.3 was indicated today In the an-1 give Jimmy Dykes' Newcomers a • = hcad'aarters. nounceil lineup for the Senators i 3-0 win over Al Simmons’ Veter- | S HUDESCENT a “grone up" look . . . C«»cb»i nod (odan* r—« * r*l*ataely la so great after smoking that a tem­ Totals .... 524 porary Increase In blood pressure 596 .346 1666 first Intra-squad game sclieduled | ans. Wally Moses also scored on j — for Tuesday. W right’s four-base blow, MANCHESTER double breasted Jacket is pr^uced. Those who have defi­ Red Sox Pirates | = EMERSON RADIO nite blood vessel disease, auch as Womeln'a League with silver buttons i Burger’s disease or Raynaud’s Sarasota. Fla., March 9 -(43 San Bernardino, Calif.. March 9 Meyer is ssz TWEED ' disease, should be definitely for­ Tweed’s Even Boston Red Sox Manager Joe ^ —(4^ Manager Billy (4) hitting of 1 awing *ldrt . . . , GastiTied bidden to smoke.- Other people Wood ---- 72 87 87 246 McCarthy, usually cautious about | trying to improve the whose blood vessels respond un-! Schiebel 81 80 236 estimating ball players in the . his Pittsburgh Pirates and no one 1 —s eenter pleat ■ ______I ______1* m 4Sa f /xK^Si : CARPET CENTER knows it better than catcher i ___ favorably to smoking prob.-rbly | Topping 92 76--259 spring, is beginning to enthut Clyde McCullough, the former Chi- i = size* front and 10 DAY FREE TRIAL Advertisements should give up the habit. Smith 08 94--285 slightly about pitcher Tex * o cago Cub. ! Dealers In WM Rufs ynd Carpet* J 8 te 9x attmrAaa Whether smoking shortens life Pilkey ...... 86 88 108 284 son. back I Fur Rent F u r S a i f Is highly controversial. One of The big righthander, a total loss McCullough had a hitch In his ; ^ swing when he showed up for 5 — 0i LIMIT ONE TO A for your old boffery the most authoritative studies of 417 446 445 1308 last season because of arm ail­ To Buy To Sell this subject comes to the conclu­ Beck’s ments. was breaking o lf well con- training cajnp. He’s spent long 1 "rfiF Specialty Shop A t The Turnpike (0) hours In the batting cage and the , = In Navy . . . sion that in men. at least, smokers Ubrrt ...... 68 81 95--244 ti-olled curves yesterday in batting on a new drill. hitch seems to be disappearing. t = IM % virgin wool ^ced . . . CUSTOMER! CI.ASSIFIKD AIIX'T. after the age of 40 have a lower | Backus ...... 83 70 84 -237 100% wool average expectation of life than um McCarthy said after practice IJKI*'! HOl'KN: ...... 79 78 81 238 = 308 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 2-^43 = In orrhld or beige . . . with covert do nonamokers. W ils o n ...... 74 73 74--221 “ I'll make no announcement about India Wanta to Make Own Salt i S 8;n0 A M. In 4:4$ P. M. Different people are affected Opalach ...... 94 85 81--260 when I plan to use Hughson, but an bilereattng yoke treat­ I’ve watched his every move. He New Delhi—(43—India hope* to — differently by^ tobacco smok­ ment front and bark tkal Is In Grey . . . ing. Those who show lefinitely hasn't the slightest hitch. He’s be self-sufficient in salt by the end ^ = •Sup^r Powered Extra RF Stage O u e ra n te e d ______l-osi and Found 1 398 387 415 1200 100% wool unfavorable effects or have dis­ Mortartv Brothers (S) been using curve.s and speed.” o f 1951—hut only if the progress = aew aad dltfCreat. flannel REWARD for return of black eases in which tobacco >Hn.oking Is Meintb.sh . .! . 9,3 83 103 281 The Sox with Hugh.son ahd in production is maintained and I s s BATTERY purse and contents left at the pretty well known to be harmful Phillips ...... 102 84 97 - 283 Lofty Mickey Hanis back in form the transport position gradually ' = BEAUTIFUL FASHIONS IN | •Beam Power Output for Uiidij-lorted Center. Sunday. Feb. 27. Senti­ should give up the habit. The.rest Brogan ...... 91 93 94—278 could cause considerable trouble improves. ^ 5 An official committee reported s As Low As mental value. No questions asked. may feel that the pleasure of smok- Beebe _ ; ...... 90 82 89—261 in the American League pennant 1 India annually consumes 2.500.000 Tone Soi^nd Call 6779. ing is worth the possible harm, j n jJ tV r...... j'jj 88 l i t —310 fight. sizes 7 to 14 ...... 21.98 If it’s . . . the easiest way to sidestep the Indians tons o f salt on the baais of 14 i — BROADLCXDMS | _ pounds per head. But she produced LOST—Set o f keys. In a black issue is not to start. / 489 494 1413 Tucson, Ariz., March 20 per cent Icsa. ! FREE hpndstttched case. Attached to Watkins ‘rbe world champion Cleveland In­ Handsome, new broadlooBU In 9 and 12 ft = semi-teen sizes ...... 26.98 •Illuniiiiated Full-yision Slide-Rule Dial 9 9 - 9 5 a gasoline cap. Finder please call Note: Dr. Jordan is unable to dians play their first intrasquad India’s production figures are; ! s ' M ary Janes Luca.s . . . ___ 96 9.3 -275 1,800,000 tons In 1947 and 2,400,- = widths. Solid colors: Wine, gray, green and = Manchester 3666. answer individual questions from j White ... 79 162 game of the spring season today. INSTALLATION! Exchange readers. However, each dav he will ^ The six pitchers, chosen by Coach 000 in 1948. She imported about I = others from 10.98 up •Sire 10 7-8 in. wide, .5 5-8 in. deep, 7 1-8 Cummings 82—257 ,300.000 tons of salt from abroad J S also beautiful block patterns. Give your = LOST—Tiger cat, part angora, has j answer one of the most fi^uer.tly Wilhelm . Bill'McKechnic •because "tiey are bushy tali. Reward. Plione 2- : asked questions in his cohimn. 107-281 la.st year. = ; it s ... Byeholski 94 301 ! a little looser than the others." NEW look with a wall-to-wall in* < ~ ®*S0. ' The Doctor Ansrvsra The committee said India with in. high Poharski . 75 ' arc Steve Gromek. Lyman Linde By Edwin P. •Iordan, Ilf-D. ___I anil George Anderman for Suscc’s her tropical climate and 3,000 ; ^5 atallation. = tf REMINGTON I miles of coastline must be able to , — Question: What is M ilrovs 13.34 Pct.s and “ 1/3ST—Grefcn wallet in H ale* disease? „ . . 456 441 LASSO ONTO THESE____ PARDNER1 **Modern Age Wasiey Insuranre Store. Phone 7544. •Answer: This is a family THREESOME Handier . 96 81 . .— 177 er’s pals. They arc to work iq that the annual increa.se of five million 1 ss: I WOULD be grateful If the per­ disease whlcli was orlginallv d ^ I order, three Innings each. ROOM SIZE I scribed in 22 persons ^ t of 97 in ! . 82 82—164 to her present population of 325,- | — Notejust any dungaree. . . but son w h o found the wallet with Reds six generations. There is awelllng ---- .. 87 87 82—256 U00,000. I — Reg. $17.50 ... .NOW initials K. G. would return the Tampa, Fla., itarch 9—(43— WILTONS and AXMINSTERS 1 ..’f .. 5 - 5 0 $11.50 of the lega without any apparent Pongratz . 85 86 91—262 ONLY wallet and contents. The finder Simmons .. 84 90 87—261 “ Good Pitch, No Hit, No Field" ‘-‘BRONCO BUSTER” cause. It does not Irtterfere seri­ was the word from the (Tinciimatl can keep the 880 that was in it. ously with health' but bandaging Is Osher .., 89 80-169 Fteate return to 476 Main street. Keds’ camp after yesterday’s aec- Ayailable now in = often advised. -r-N 12 to 3...... 5.95 THRILL JUNIOR 434 433 422 1289 und Intrasquad game. Both teams these sizes: 6 i 9, 8.3 z= MKCHANICS tool box fotmd on made only 10 hits and there were “TEXAS» t' JEANS” Line’s Busy With .Antlers ir (arton* (11 X 10.6, 9 X 12 and 9 x = smart aad different Middle Turnpike West. Phone 2- Conn .. ,. 82 73 63—218 five errors as the Hattons beat the NEED A with this 0 111. Sauers 2-1. Homer Howell, up for 15. = for limited time only at these prieet Bozeman, Mont.-: (43 Snow got .. 76 91 96—263' la pateat or white ibird major League trial. so deep in the three forks area this 1 ,. 85 91 85—261 .. 90 75 gg_^ 3 i gave the ifhpression he just might NEW DESK? ZIP FLY FOR BOYS a ZIP SIDE FOR GIRLS widths A to D Annoanccffienl* winter that a buck deer got his 88—253 AFTER THIS SALE PRICE WILL BE 27.95 ______anUers tangled in telephone wires. . 91 104 85—280 make the grade this year as the REN T A Johaaop Waxer for I I After a struggle, he broke free, Reds No. 1 catcher. Com e'^ Benson’g For par day. Wa will give you abSOl-I.^Ii’.Mrging several hundred yards of 424 434 417 1275 Cubs Size* X-RAY ntaiy trw on* pint o f Johaaon’a ^ up a hillside and disrupting Los Angele.s, ■ March 9 (43— WINTHROP and tilth ’*** 1 bo I 0 9C Skipper Charlie Gnmm of the j •u»t>rndev*ndera W FITTED W»x. valu* 69c. Dsctrlcal Dept. J. | s^r'^cr over a wide area. Foreign Newsmen Warned KNEEHOLE MODEI-S W, Halo Cbrp. ('hicago cubs nominated eight ! USE OUR BUDGET PLAN hurlers for toilay's* first intra- rriaae Goes To Court * Muriortsed. toogh 9 as. de Tehran. Iran. March 9—(4>.— squad game, and five of them are staple and Mahogany far laager * tapered leg, extra laag tar / -1 Memphis, Tenn. — (IF) — Judge Deputy Premier &tohamad Tabata- newcomers. FinihheK WilUam J. Bacon thought he had bsde told T,? loreforeign gn newnewsmen today * hartacked. deaM* uUtehed far extra B E W O ia They Include Dutch Leonard and Kpertly ra- disposed of all hU criminal case*' - sending out "news con Walt Dublel, who were in a winter ONLY V. adjustad. Reaaonable for th*. day. But when he returned tniry to Tran’s security and deal with Philadelphia and figure Low Prices $ 3 5 .9 5 ntao. Work guaranteed. Can I to hl's office from th* courtroom he offenders would be strongly in Grimm’s mound plMs: cowBoy O f V f BBOTHMB this 51TL or ovoBlBga 2-M ll. found he was wrong. punished. The official said that Dewey Adkins of Loa Angeles, a a correapondmt of Pr*\3da, the AND HAVniO A party? ■ordm’a ic* Somebody had stelae hia eyar- nominee as the squad’s most nrom- Easy Terms CALL ON OUR SERVICE DEPT. I coat ' Meacow Communist party news­ Lslng rookie; Dwain Sloat. ,*6uth- HATS ____ bicycle eraaai win bo a tn a L Ortara u k - paper, filed a story last 1 week fireatone paw draftee from St. Paul, and a* for any affioosL Can Bast SM*l Shells In Ox en Fatal to Boy which he considered "tendentious.’’ A well-staffed deparlkient with experi* TOTS TffiNS, Inc. I—bmal Cal McLish, wbu came from the STORE ROI7R:1: STORES >*da Bkow Mancktatar 888«». I Pirates’ in the Frank Gustine enced men to bind, serge or repair your M ART: rv a baan taiirtii|> gg mueb Hamburg, Germany—(43 — A Toe Hlndraace trade. Daily 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. rug and to make wall-to-wall iaatallations COWBOY fubisn ceatre for ymug Maachestcr t * yon about tka BMrtta of MyaUc housewife in Helmatedt found her 86’htto Sox by factory tnlned experto. Yopr'Fireatone Dealer hnneaeli cake form waa too. light ao Ih e road runner bird ta a de­ Fasadenx. CUlf., March 0— ((Pi— .Thors. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M# Ob Main, fadar Oak St. ib «a ftr ffinataw upbolaUnr and weighted it down wttt two Ihells. Funiltnra and AppUaaee* BELTS ... repUlwLX tereet I wea out of It scendant o f tree cuckoos, which Lively battles for starting rolM 856 Main Street Tel. 7060 She then pushed it Inte tbe'bot R reaemUea in having two rtar have developed in the dileago 71S Mala M mm6 . Mffit m * *awB to J. W. Halo ovan. la tha anautag axploaion her See Firestoi^e ami CompaseJ^ ^ | Oirp. right away and gat aom* toea on each foot. ^ e s e toea White Sox outfield epd eround Telcpboae 88B8 ten-year-old aon waa UUed and actually are a hindrance in run­ i first base. I ahe lost a lag. ning OB tha groundL 1 Steve Bouchock. the eX'Yeniue iiililliilllllllilllUlHllllilllllilliilillllllililllllilillllillllilillillilllltlUllllillllllllHIIIillllilinillHillllH \l \ MANFHnSTF.R e v e n i n g HERALD. MANGHEH'I KK. CUNN-. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1949 PAGE 8E\'ENTIfi|E

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It a e t^ ly 3 OoUlns, r f ...... \aEM lALD 4— Oautnno, If . . . . 7 1-4 15 Period Drive to Win Sboeene up' p b ia ^ and makes it , As Surowiec Runs Wild 0 staum, r f ...... 0 0-0 10 81.00. Tbeni ara eight atyles. g-12 84 0 -Frev, If ...... 0 0-0 0 And you can ig^buUona or aeps' aaslar to ralsa. $a/e. g/(ecfitie. 2 Btupowiee, If . . . . 18 0 1. Cole, e ...... 1 0-0 2 can ^thar fringe the ribbon enda , tea. 0 J. ByehotokI, e .. 0 0*2 10 ANGLE i —ErmIsch, e . . . . 1 1-8 Jackie Robb Pace* BA*a •ntmOTLOWlBlUl are In a moderate oven (S50 dcKreea moderate over (350 degrees F.) rate fancy hue Blonde Bomber Flips in 8 B. ^eholskl, e .. 1 0-0 7 3 for 30 mlnutea. Star Fan Doily or you can hem the enda and aew Scoring Acc 3— Greene, r g ...... 0-11 2 Here Friday Attack; Silk Qty MOCONVlUJB’e, SOS Wood- F.) for one hou'. on harmonising silk fringe of ex­ Fluorescencf playir up «olois 34 Points in 69 to 67 1 Oavcilo, r g ...... 1 0-0 2 3-Degutis. rg .... 2 2-2 8 M dM Street ~ and moat reaaun- 0 Mason, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 A beauUful EASTER TIE that travagant length. and texturaa of fumlahlnga. It pnH 1-2 8 Report From Saiaeota .- Cailaon captained Manchester 5 - R. Oole. I g ...... 1-4 h Defeat* Pontiac* in 4Sle In price. PoU of tuHpe are Suppliea for THAT DECORAT- Vidas “piua” lllumlnaUai) to make Win at Wallingford ^ 2 Yost, I g ...... 1 Sojourning to aunny Flbrida is' High's 1943 football team and is _’ l $.81 a Moeeom; hyaclnUie are $.85 INOMd FURNITURB REFIN- will hold lU shape whether It Is of PRESG41IPTIONS 0 Tedford,Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 TlirUler, a bloom. Bouqueta of ^ rln g silk, rayon or nylon may be the POWDER. ROUGE, and U P- a room mora chaorful. Lgmi Archis Kilpatrick, former news | a graduate of Springfield college, j 16-T otals ...... 21 14-21 09i 72 to 70 irHINO are complete at the STICK made by Primroee 4Iouee range In length ftom a Tew Incir Before Cdipacity Crowd; Itoltoas (51)1 flewera are $1.00. and up, and nice latest thing In design and still be CALLEO FOR 21 T o ta ls...... 27 10-24 99 reporter for The Herald. Archie, i He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nils MCOILL-CONVERSE CXJMPANY, priced low because of slight, un- have a particularly delightful tex­ to aeveral feat which parmito flex­ long aa ardent aporta fan, has Carlson of Vernon. i 1—Rivosa, rf ...... 8 8-7 9 Final StoiMUngs aoreagea ate the aame price, 645 Main Street: paint and var­ ture and most appealing ahadea. Mere words cannot dsacribe la s t. Walllagfard (S7) 3—Accomero, If .. 4 1-3 9 W. L. ppt. phone 5047 for delivery — and notlceable Irregularities at the ible gnrangaments. Vhovt a^ips AND night's basketball game, between I P B F Pts found time to visit the training | Shota Here aad Thera nish removers, sanding p r im ^ CHENEY BROTHERS REMNANT The Chiffon Powder comes In may he reeagsfd in nlahaa-or under 8—Paganl, c ...... 6 9-7 18 I Willie’s Grin .. ... 11 3 .786 aaaured aatlafactlon. tTh*y’*J ' for a quick-drying undercoat, flat the Manchsstcr Guards and the! 3 Q. Ferrie, rf ..... 8 1-2 7 Culller'a first annual Al! Amsri- 1—Correntl, rg .. . 5 1-3 11 SALESRIXIM. “Witchery". “Rose P e u r', Rose shelvae. L o i^ r • atrijw. may bg DEIJVERED 0.0 0 baseball teams while enjoying the i ... British Americans ..11 3 .709 apeelal S t Patrlck’a Day flowers , '^ X S e d ^ r a to r i’ colora, Beige", and “Daybreak”. Rouge mounted above wlpdowh o t' alphf Wallingford Veta, an Eastern | 3 F. Ferrte, rt . . . . 0 southern atmosphere. I basketball team has 5—Lea, I g ...... 2 0-1 4 : Laurels ...... 10 4 .714 too.) ■ ----- " — League playoff game, in which th e' 2 Flegenbaum, If . 10 10-14 80 gold and bronte powder, brushes, Advice to young people who and lipstick a n “Pink MtgnoUa' celling covaa.• The former Herald newabound ; been named with special talents 5—Gentllcore, Ig .. 0 0-0 0 Belch Pontlacs ...... 8 ' 6 .571 stencil knives and paper, and pat­ Rad Rose”. “Oarnlval Night", Guards downed the Veta 69 to 67 1 Bapen, e 2 2-8 9 . Baaaage-Sweet Potato Casserole i want to play a musical Instru­ PINE 1 0-0 2 dropped into tbe Bradenton train- - listed. The team Includes Vince Italian Americans ...7 7 .500 terns for stencils. and “Maraschino’!. Each Item la If you euatomarlly wear glassaa. at tho Wallingford armory. Ona | 8 Semenko, e :.... Ing base of the BMton Bravea iM t' Denver, All American 18 Totals ...... 201 11-21 .31 Silk a t y A, C...... 5 9 .357 <8er%’ea 6) ment Is to begin with the piano. had to be there to get the flill pic-! 4 Massarella, rg ... 7 2-2 19 Score st halftime; 20 to 24, Why? Because it teaches note 81.00 at QUINN'S PHARMACY. wear them for the ptetura. Byaa PHARMACY 2 2-2 9 week and followed up with a trip | Horse: Ralph Beard. Ken- I Cleaners ...... 3 U .214 Four large sweet potatoes, 1 Eastern Supper which ara aecuatooMd to. the bflp Hire. Somc_ three hundred odd 4 Crlsafl, I g ...... Italian-Americans. I Kaceyi ...... 2 12 .143 pound bulk pork sausage. 4 apples, reading, rhythm, sight rending '664 O ntcr Rtrcef to fiar%«ota to watch Uie Sox | t,jcky. All American Quarterback; (Serves 6) memory training. Suits, Jackets, and .dreaaea of of glasaaa If denied apiMa for po» Manchealcr* fans fought their way do their stuff. Hill Erlckwjn, Illtnois. All Amerl- Referee: Owens. prown sugar, salt, nutmeg. Irish .linen have become ultra-fem- Tel. 2 9814 Into the Jam packed armory. They 20 T otola...... 25 17-22 57 Umpire: Tedford. Cook sweet potatoes In skins One pound frankfurters, two 1- Ing may look strained. 'Fha cpmera Score at half time 34-3.3 Wal­ ArChie arrived at Sarasota while ' pm, Driver; Ed Msesuley, St. I The regular season In the Rec pound cans baked beans, S table­ tnlne and look as right as rain will record this look qt stfato- ‘ can toll you how that Blond Bomb­ Commissioner A. B. ' Happy | xil American Front-Court Senior League terminaUtf laat until barely tender. Peel and cut Buffet and- party service la with touches of velvet, dyed-to- er, AI .surowiec stole the show, ac> lingford; Referee, Grinvalaky: Bilk City A. C. (72) spoons chopped onion, 2 table' making popular gains with the Umpire. Knox. Chandler was the guest of M ^a -1 Keeder; Kmle Vanderweghe, Ool- night with Willie’s Grill and the Into crosswise slices. Place half match larea, gilt buttons and counting for 84 of the Guard's ger Joe McCarthy and Uie Red Sox gate, All American Shooter; and P. B. F. I I on the bottom of a greased 2-quart spoons fat, 3 tablespoons brown discovery that guests like to sink 9TAIR TTUBADB and POOR 1 —Danielson, rf .. 8 0-2 sugar. 1 tablespoon prepared mus­ belts, dramatic hoods and fluttary points as his teammates after tamily. Kilpatrick, a better-UiM-[ McIntyre, Minnesota, All t Brilieh Americans tied for first eesserole. Sprinkle with salt. their teeth Into something sub­ ruffles. MATS, to assure safetj^fad tq pre­ trailing the second and third 0— ('one, If ...... 5 .3-6 tard. ’ii cup chopped celery. stantial, even at Informals. So vent dirt being tracked Into thS average amateur photographer, i American Fireman.. .But two reg- 4 XaniH. If ...... 4 6-6 : place, each with eleven wins and Shape sausage Into 6 cakes and periods and sonie of the last, came Mexican Jumpers whlpped out hla_ cameiu Md t(»k ^ geason hockey game.s remain pan fry until browned. Arrange Brown onion In hot fat. Add don't be surprised If you find your­ house, arc exeeltont In quality and 1 —Fish, c ...... 3 0-0 three defeats. This resulted last beans, brown sugar, mustard and self eaUng and liking aandwlchea Acorn squash, stuffed with rice low toi price at the HALL 1 ^ 0 - Gangp'Railroad* out from behind and surged ahead on the home slate of the Sprlng- on top of sweet potatoes. Cut ap- and ham, with a smooth cheeae to a Hplne-tliigling Victory. They as well as Chandler, McCarthy 1— Igner, c . 1 0-1 j night when the BA’s whipped the nlea In wedge-shaped pieces and celerj-. Mix well and place half In made from some of the versatile LBUM WMPANT. 51 Oak Slrast. Suing Baseball field Indians. The red-akins sre 2— Conn, rg . 1 0-2 ' Italian Americans. 56 to 51, In a a casserole. <3over with half the new baby meats. Uvened with cur­ sauce—how does that sound? Or SUlr treads of H-incK rubber in B Airplanes can also tell you that It was Pete and the letter's first lieutenants. hosts to the Etestern Division lead­ 0— Holmes, rg .,.. 1 0-1 '^ c e over sausage. Sprinkle with ry, lemon, mayonnaise or Wor­ fluffy creamy mashed yellow tur- 18“ or 24“ widths are 8.8* to $.86 -Staum that set the fuas that ex­ The pictures arrived with a letter. ing Providence Reds 8aturda>’ I great ball game. A one game play- sjutmeg: cover with remaining po­ franks (sliced). Add rest of beana nips, delicately aeaaoned—that's • Boat* 1 —Server. Ig ...... 7 1-2 15 Jack Foe rat and arrange sliced frankfurters on cestershire, they fit smoothly In black, brown or tan. DOor ploded the Wallingford team's New York, March 9 — (4^—A Archie writes, "Tesm officials night, and the following Saturday, i off for ttrst place between the Grill tato slices. Sprinkle with water good, too. So you see. wlhter vege­ M yrs.1 are pointing to what Is likely to top of the casserole. Bake In a Into celery stalks or stuffed eggs. mats are of heavy links or of solid . • Cars hopes, scoring three hoops In suc­ AI Hurowlec quick ahowdown In the courta was March 19. oppose Buffalo. New 10—Totals ...... 30 12-20 The player largely responsible Rtid 1** held at a later and brown susar. Cover and bake tables, despite their compsuratlve- rubber (at a very special price). , cession that overtook and passed become the foundation for the new Haven will entertain Springfield -i, Pontlars (70) •— ly low cost, can have table glamor. By Sue Burnett • Itoad “Hobbyteg” Every the Vet'a score. Tliey shouldn’t sought today by two former St. Red .Sox pitching staff in rookies for the success of the pennant win- dole with the winner being seeded If you want to "make some­ An adorable HtUe but,ton front basket from the floor at the start Sunday night at the New Haven 1— A. Kurlowicz. rf 2 1-2 ,/,ulng5 Torrington Howards, lackie tolo the playoff flnals. A woman's mtddla-aged friends Saturday Night leave out how Earl Yost and Bruno Louis Cardinal pitchers who sre John McCall, Mickey McDermott. Arena, while Herahey plays in the thing of a ST. PATRICK'S D; Y A ONE-WEEK APRON 8AUE dress for the mlaa of three to of the final period Increased the 3— J. Worobel. rf. . 5 0-1 1 “ j Foerst, former St. Johns standout, In the other game last night, tha who don't want to advertiia their '“Big Buck" Bycholskl monopolised suing orgaplied baseball for 81>- Willard Nixon, Frank Quinn and Elm C5ty, Sunday, March 20 In the 4— C. Kurlowicz, If 7 0-0 final night of play, the Silk City AL GIFT, you'll find lovely possi- offers real bargalna in pretty pro­ eight that's delightfully easy to lead to 66-49, then the local boys Charlie Stobbs". Quinn atarred at i w ill lead his team against the blllUea at MATHER'S t t the cen- aew-T-and a Joy to' care for! Try age are apt to be Irritated by hat HOBBY SHOPPE the defensive backboards. Yost in went to work. Surowiec hoop^ 500,000 damages as an outgrow-th final game of the season. Prori- 2— Kose, c ... 8 5-7 I Manchester Guards Friday night C. polished off Balch’s Pontiaea Keinp*« Record DepartinenI Suggest* tection at tbe SINGER SEWIN6 habit of harking back to an ara the flrat half and Bruno to the Yale for aeveral seasons snd was dence heads the Eastern Division 0—Smoluk, rg .... 0 0-0 ter. Delicate, clear crystal In (CENTER, 832 Main Street. There a gay flowered print, and perch a S Grtowhld Street Pbona 1288 two In a row, Staum hit with a of their suspensions for Jumping with Birmingham last summer. "! In an Eastern League playoff by a 72 to 70 count. green makea beautiful vasea at tiny bow on each shoulder. In which they also spent their second, nor Bruno's three vital shot from the side and a short to the Mexican League. with Hershey, Springfield and ,3—P. Worobel, rg . 3 1-3 game at the local armory, .plaiting from llie first quarter are bib and waist typaa In percale,- youth. Open I t A. M. to 1 P. M. free throws followed by one by McDermott, a gangling southpaw, New' Haven In that order. Indian­ 3— Dobek, Ig . 6 l-I Albums for Wearers of the Green 86,00. Ivy-decorated china comes In chambray, and plastic—and a dar­ Pattern No. 8440 la a aew-rite time later scored on a follow up Max Lanier and Fred Martin, hurled creditable ball with Scran- i Foerst ranked second to George on. the (.lly C. took the lead bowls or shoe-shapes for flowers, rforat^ pattern for slsea -8. 4, Yost, to the fading mlnutea of the two of nearly a score of major apolis, St. Louis, Cleveland anS -f. Felgenbaum of Wallingford in In- and never lost It the rest of the ling hostess apron with eyelet pan­ game. , to aend the Guards put front 57- ton and is definite msjor league | comprise the top four 16—Totals ...... 31 8-14 as well as plates, cups and saucers. els, all selling at one-tbM at Uteir 6, 7 and 8 years. Size 4. 2 yards When you think of spring houaa- 56. Felgenbaum'■ charity toaa leaguers wslting out five-yes r I dividual scoring acormg racking up 234 wsy against the Pontlacs. Leaving Handsome rings with green rof 39-lnch. clea^ng, think of "FOAM-O- Anybody’s Ball Uame bana, filed papers In Federal Court rl?*’ ! clubs In the Western Division with Score st halftime: 39 to 30. Silk I points In 15 games for an average the floor at half time tha Cantrt “COME-ALLr\ E S ...... pat Harrington r e ^ a r price, for one week only. It was one of the fastest tussles tied up the game momentarily but A trip to Lakeland la ptenned put three polnU separating first CIto. stones are priced from $6 00 up for For this pattern, aend 25 cents. KLEEN,” that wonderful non- Staum bit again to put the Guards yesterday. At the aame time, they Where Kilpatrick expects to renew ' of 15.9 per game. Foerst also made boys had a lead of nine pointa girls and 88.00 up for men. Or By Mrs. Anne Cabot In coins, your name, address, size wetting shampoo that cleans and the Guards have participated In sought reinstatement until their ■“."land fourth place.. .Midget car Referee: Ow'ens. the league All Star team besides to 30. Sparking the drvi# In thlt “MY WILD IRISH ROSE” ...... Phil Regan The cob-web delicacy of this Use kale as an alternate green thia acaaon From start to flntsh out front to stay but not until they his acquaintance with Tony Lu- driver Larry Bloomer In copping Umpire: Tedford. omit the green and get a modem for the higher priced spinach. desired, and the Pattern Number refreahea colors of upholatared had some qnxious momenta waa the easel could be lettled. plen. new Detroit first baseman. being runner up to Pat Mazzarella period were Coach Fred Server tie slide clasp for a man — dec­ thirteen Inch dolly will delight to Sue.-Burnett. The M.nnchester furniture, ruga, or draperies with' It wss anybody's ball game. Both They obtained a Federal Court the main event last week at the for the Most Valuable Player “SONGS OF ERIN" ...... Kate Smith your beauty loving heart. Easily Nutritionists tell ua that kale is contest theirs. Two hoops by Sur­ I.ot The outlook was not too bright It’s the reserve clause, the legal coach of the Farmington High i Carolina, haa accepted an Invita­ sending it on its way to the hoop. But In the second half the A. C. quirements and finishing direc­ than spinach and almost as much for the Vets end at this point Pat team In Farmington, Maine. tion to appear for a series of lec­ By The As.sociated Press 1 came back to run a ten point'lead 8-4 cup ground peanuts, I table­ Iron. printed Inside the book. 25 cents. der the best conditions. Teats show Out of the running for flrat place backbone of the sport binding a Contending teams in the Ck>n- tions. ■ Mazzarella showed the fans why player to one club until that club After guiding Farmington tures at the Fourth Annual Coach­ at the three quarter mark to fljalte spoon vanilla, 1 bsuted pie shell. 2 that for each Increase of 10 miles money, the Guards had thsir eyes he was selected as the Most Val­ necticut Interscholastic Athletic thing! look dark for the PowUaco. tablespoons cornstarch, IVa cups Send 20c in coins, your name, per hour In speed, there is an aver­ on a second spot payoff. Is ready to dispose of him, that is through lU regular aeason to nine­ es’ C31nlc at the University of Con­ address and the Pattern Number The practice of never leaving there's the trick of .idding only uable Player in the Eastern teen victories In twenty-five starts. Conference Basketball Tourna­ ; Going into the last period Koaa, milk, 2 eggs, 4 tablespoons sugar, glittering new buttons to a bodice age loss of 20 feet in seeing dis­ About 1400 fans overflowed the under fire In this and an earlier necticut. The clinic will be held ment are getting down to the place to Anne Cabot (The Manchester the wash basin until bands have League. Pat applied a spark to 8300,000 suit by Danny Gardella, Oarlson saw his charges capture A'ugust 22-25 and is co-sponsored i Kurlowltz and Dobeck put on a KEMP’S ® dash mace. been thoroughly dried and closing or a narrov band of gold tance ahead.. armory, probably expecting to see his team that fell a little too where their shoes start to pinch Local Sport ; drive that had the net rippling Evening Herald), 1150 Ave. first, the Western .State champion­ Cbmblne 2-3 cup sugar, salt, creamed is one of the best beauty or silver sequins around a high, more flrewtfrks after hearing ac­ former New York Giants outfield­ by the university and the C.I.A.C. and the butterflies appear In their Incorporated cornstarch In double boiler. Add Americas, New York 19, N. Y. counts of the recent Walllngford- short. Twu qxUck baskets while er. ship for medium schools; then go . .. Joluiny Cesario, Hartford wel­ mid-sections. constantly only to fall short Of two TEL. 5680 routines you can adopt. But round neckline to make a dull NYLON MARQUISETTE Is not running full Ult closed the score on to whip Milo, Maine. High. S3 terweight, and Trainer Bill (3ore points at the game ending whlatlt. 7C3 MAIN STREET butter and stir In egg yolks. Cook hand-creaming shouldn’t stop at dinner dres-s look smart. only exquisitely beautiful In cur­ Msnehester tilt played st Man­ The Gardella suit Is still pending Already East Hartford and New Chatter Home of Frigidaire until thick. Add ground peanuts. whites stiff. Add mace, vanilla chester.-^ to 95-62. Bruno Bycholskl dropped In the courta. A U. 8. Court of to 36. for the M-srhooI champion­ have been reinstated by the Mass- Britain have qualified for the Dick Danlalaon lead the oeoraTS ^rnitare sad Mnsic the basin. Make a habit of laving tains but It's easy- to make up. the first of his three last quarter ship of the State of Maine. achusetta Boxing Cominlaslon. George Mitchell reports Nassiffs for the winners with 16 points and Pour Into pie shell. Beat egg and 4 tablespoonfuls sugar. Beat on your rich emollient again be­ Coty.s •KOHTY-NINER" KIT You can readily pull threada to as­ They saw plenty of flraworka. Appeals recently held the cate flnals in the large schools tourna­ Sr.’i r SHELL'PLI but most of them were supplied by foul Shota and the Guards had a ment at New Haven and must wait are dickering for a game with the was ably —assisted------by Cone „ ,. and until stiff but not dry. Cover fore you go to bed. should be required equipment for sure evenness, pin hems, prew. four point lead. Again Mazzarella should be heard. Polish Americans. Mitchell wants Server with 15 points and Gebrge with merigue an d bake 13 to 20 treasure hunters—the treasure and stitch wlthoqt basting if you Surowiec and Georgs Felgenbaum. John L. Flynn of New York, at­ until Friday night to settle the Big Al played the bucket to near flew by to count and the score torney for Lanier and Martin, said Issue. One half of the small the game at the armory but the Zanls with 14. mhiutes In a slow over (300 de- Dorothy Grey's cosmetics are al­ of admiration. Attractively pack­ hold material firm- And It'a ao in­ It’s tha nawaat arid bast in was Guards 66, Vets 64. B. By- PA’S, George says,, want to play second game after the '^ e e s F.). ways delightful to get— but espe­ expensive at 50c a yard In quanti­ covaiinga for sink countars perfeotlon, slamming home 13 he expected the ehow-esuee order schopis division flnals was flUed aged are six beauty-making prod­ cholski added another free throw to produce an “early snd definite" Clippers, North Ends last night when Morgan of Clin­ at the Ree. Both managers are cleared the floor the B A s cially so right now at the WEL­ ucts: cake make-up compact wdih ties of teji yards or more at CHE­ —colorful, watsr and hoops from the floor and adding to the local's score but Felgen­ willing to play on a w inner Uke a tie for flrat DON DRUG COMPANY, becatise NEY BROTHERS REMNANT eight out of 12 free tosses for a decision In baaeball's running ton defeated Putnam, 44-34. The PINE PHARMACnr is al­ attached 1 pslick. cleanslhg and graasaproof, sasiljr in- baum retaliated from the foul line court battle with banished plkyers. The other half of the small all baala. pj^* honors in a tilt that had the ways alert for “good h'.iys" in lie her LIPSnCK DUO la only 81.00. conditioning creams, sub-tint, and SALESROOM. grand total of 34 points, the high­ and it was 67-65. B. Bycholskl plus tax. for a pair'In any two of atallsd. Doss not rot, mold est total he has compiled in a, game ‘T expect to get either an In­ In Tourney Finals schools final will be established spectatora screaming one minute effort to provide all-round service, akin freshener. The kit Is SI 00 st added bU third, free tosa and again tonight when Tourtellotte Me­ and groaning the next. The 1. and three of Its current suercsses the Blx attractive ahades. ARTHUR'S DRUG STORE. If you knov; you must stand or or crack—will not suTOort this year. Felgenbaum proved to junction which would restore the Phil (Tltrke. a local man who the Guards had a three point lead, players to the good graces of base morial from North Groavenordale tutored the Hlllyer college basket­ A.’s for the first half were tops as sre STATIONERY. TUMBLERS walk's great deal, or if you must vermin or inssets. Shall- the Manchester fans that he could Yost's foul shot Increased tbe tangles with Berlin in the Teach­ That cluster of tiny plr.a which ■ school girl who pa-ssrs up go direct from the office to a din­ play ball. Not once did George open ball or a court directive for an ball team last season, will view the they started off with seven pointa and VACUUM BOTTLES. Among Pli is lass sxpsnsivs be- Guard's lead to 69-66 with time early trial.’’ Flynn said. Champ to Be CroM'iitKl Wesleyan Jibers to Appear ers (Tollege of Connecticut gjin- as the crowd went wild before tha the stationery specials are 48 almost every girl can dig out | companionship of clavsniatej ner party, take to the office an esuas it is mors durable— his mouth to protest an official's fast running out. Georgie Ferrie nasium at New Britain. The two battery candidates at Hlllyer next velum sheets and envelopes at $.3'*. Of her Jewelry box may be used of her own age In favor of an older extra pair of stockings and shoes decision, which was In sharp con­ "We don't plan to let this thing In Junior Event To­ At Exchange Club Banquet week. Willie Oleksenski and BA.'a realized what had happened outlasts ordinary coverings looped In the final points of the drag out for months snd years.'’ finalists will tangle Saturday after­ Mickey Murphy, two Hlllyer var- and had to tall a time out to get dc/.orated note folds and envelopes In Ingenious ways to scatter their group may regret her short-sighted for change of footwear. ’Fhere’a trast to his actions in the much game with one minute and eight noon. sparkle. Don’t limit the use of discussed, near riot game played Commissioner A. B. Chandler night at East Side; Blly basketball stars, are expected their bearings. at 8.69, and tinted full-size .sta­ attitude. nothing like a change of shoes and seconds remaining to play. The and other officials of baseball in­ The Wcsievan Jlbers, out­ The medium schools division 1s tionery with color-lined envelojes your glittering little lady bug.a. When her older pals h.ave grad­ stockings to revive feet when here a few weeks ago. Felgen­ score stayed at 69-67 as both standing male quartet from lagging behind the other two. to win places on the baseball nine. Taking a four-point lead in the •'ll seel" pins or what-have-you to HALL baum scored ten times from the volved In the suits had no com­ Preiiminarv at 7 p. in. Oleksenski is an Infielder while at 8.59. Six Ho-ites-s tumblers uated from school, the younger they're tired and to give a woman teams fought hard the remainder ment. Wesleyan Uni\-ersity. will ap­ first quartf- T* lo painted with bright polka dots, in a lapel cluster. admirer may find herself without a brighter outlook. floor and hla Un charity tosses net­ of the game, (?lose checking and pear at the Second Annual Tes­ at the Yale ga mnaalum tomorrow | Mu'T’hy Pl*y either first base increased It one more at the haK--^ a compact carrying case, are S-IS. a circle of friend.s. LINOLEUM CO. ted him a total of 30 points. Off Named as defendants were A fhamplon will be crowned to­ timonial banquet given by the night w ilh the original program I outlleld. time with a 29 to 24 icore. "Hlp- ' If your family seems unsympa­ *8 OAK ST. TT.L. 2-401? freezing tacUca by the Guardi did (Tliandler; Ford C. Frick, president An attractive blue and red pint- The ALDON SHAG RUGS, Just to a poor start. George scored but the trick. With leai than 20 aec- of the National League; Will Har- night In the Town Junior Basket­ Exchange C3ub for Manchester switched by Touniament Director po’ Cforrentl tossing in four twn size vacuum bottle i.i J1.49. "t thetic to your requests for fa­ Gloves of sheer. 51-gauge nylon Wm. P. Hall five polnU In the first period. He ball Tournament flnals at the East High’s basketball team Mon­ Erwin Trask to accommodate two One of Uie moat improved bas­ pointers lead the scorers In this vors, the fault may be yours, not slocked at the MANCHESTEUl onds left, Felgenbaum missed a ridge. president of the American pc.ys to stop at the fine Phar­ fabric edged wdth triple rows of 1 FLOOR COVERING COMPANY. %-grmed up some in the second ac- one hand push-shot from back of||^g|^ua George W. Trautmau. .Side Rec when the Pearl Street day night. March 21. This an­ , of the teams w hich have a long ketball players in town ia Jerry half with '‘Jumping ’ Joe Accor- macy. theirs.-. The difference between frilly fluting launder like stoik- covintlng for seven points and real­ nouncement wa.s made by i distance to travel. Williams of Na.- in minutes and need no sirable new features. They have ly caught Are In tha third scoring A curtain of silence fell'^ivcr the 1 Don (Minors) and the IS major; _ , Stuart Segar. general chair­ The Kllllngly-Darlen game which Negro performer has been a stand­ and Nino Pagan! with six to put Interrupting her husband's story granted ar refused Is often the pressing to restore their impec­ 18 before Pete 8Uum. assigned to 8 o’clock. A preliminary man of the committee. ; was scheduled for 9 o’clock has out for the Arma throughout the the Eldrldge street boys ahead. difference between timing your rubberized back to 'make them hall as a shot went up. A big sigh i league clubs. is a habit of which no wife should cable pleats. skid-proof, and yet they’re easily guard him In the final quarter by the home town fans as the I^nler Is seeking 81.500,000 and game between the Checkers and Art McGinley. sports editor I been shifted to the 7:30 p. m. spot aeaaon. Both teams In the third P«ri(^ be guilty. Such a practice is not request at an opportune or an In­ slowed him down to five points. I Royal Kings will start at 7 of The Hartford Times, will be ; while the clash between Sacred opportune moment. washable. Loops are extra long shot missed connecUons and a Martin 81,000,000. claiming triple held their own so that at the end ^ only likely to Irritate a husband There's everything in the BABY and thick to avoid pulling. And Surowiec Seta Pare o’clock. toastmaster and Dr. Allan I Heart of Waterbury and Sey- The PoIUh Americans chances of the stanza the I.A.’s still held thelt hut Is apt to be equally annoying DEPARTMENT. completely acteam of delight from the Man- : damages under the Shennan and Stockdale of New York City , mour. originally scheduled to open 'AQUAMARINES are the birth- the colors are widely usable—deep .qurowlcc'a 15 points In the cheater followers as Bnino By-! (Dayton anti-trust laws. Both con- I Dixie Dougan, Most Valuable gaining a playoff berth In the five point lead. (3oIng Into the final to others who are listening to his stocked at the CENTER PHAR­ maroon, dark green, dusty rose, opening period was a large factor I Player In the tournament last sca- the principal speaker. Tickets the double-header, will go on at 9 State Polish League are slim. The period and sparlted by story. stones for March. Celebrate a MACY. to make efllclent baby colskl plucked the loose ball off . tend their banishment from bsse- may be aecured from any mem­ , o’clock. The two winners will March birthday with a ring or bright coral, white and pastel In giving the Guards a 20 to 18 the barW ard. roascsalon ball the ball deprives them of a livelihood. I son. heads the Clippers' roster. PA'S are entrenched in fifth place liable” himself. Jack Robb, the B. care In one’s own home or to serve ahades —15 colors la aH. lead at the first whistle. Seeing Al •Inris nird th# . — —- — Dougan, a membei of the past ber of the Exchange C3ub or at ' meet the following night at Yale. in the atandings, two full gam.s A'a out on a drive that knocked You can turn a simplV blouse bracelet, set with aquamarines, as a charming gift to a new­ mit remaining fleetin;; seconds and the , New Britain, which originally V aaOv was "on" sfter a few shoU his Brady Em Ujt ! season's Manchester High quintet. The Herald’s sports depart­ behind Middletown and New Bri­ the I.A.’a off their feet by outsc(>r- ind skirt combination into a spring from MATHER’S at the Center. comer: baby scales, hot water A newly perfected method of tesmmstrs lost no time In work­ ball game was over. ' will haw as teammates. Leo Day. i ment. i was aeeded eighth in the touma- tain who are tied for third place. ensemble by mantling your shoul­ bottles In small size, comb and G, r. E. i ment b-it faded to twelfth when ! ing them 20 to 10 in this crucial weaving nylon on lace looms ing the hall Into the bucket where Hartford. March 9.—tifi—Den­ Joe Shea. Tom Stevenson. Dave The locals have three gamea re­ ! quarter. W.lh but a der! with a luxuriou.sly fringed Sometimes only a simple opera­ brush sets, food warming dishes three players were declared Ineligt- maining and muiil .sweep all three tion on a neckline Is needed to and all the graduates, oils, pow­ forecasts a revival of the lace cur he was stationed. The Guards fed! nis Patrick Brady, 132. of New I and Tomm.v Kelley. Day led Man-; nlay and the a.-orr tied at 4»-^l ‘ ribbon stole. Plan to match stole him throughout the game and he . I York City, .scored a lazy 10-round cheater High’s scoring parade last | , 1. a ai_ . , . ' blf and two th which and hope either Middletown or to a bow-tied band on a spring bring a dress up to date. A modest ders and other necessities. tain vogue. a trophy to the w nnlng tes^m and ■ p.rtfelpated were thrown out. I Robb started the spark that put the ball where It would do the I decision over Felix Ramirez. 131. season while Shea was the leading ; New Britain drops a pair of their i the I.A.’s back with a foul ahot • bonnet. All you need to do to V-neckllne, for example, can be Sport* ill Brief : of St. Jose, Calif.. last night at a iimUy aw aM will go to the run- j continued Its glant-kllltng role last remaining games.Kanien The i ne localeimm. meet * make a stole Is to aew lengths of deepened Into a more daring and When a change to fresh hoaltry Distinguished for one's own hos­ most good. _ I point-getter In the Rec Interme­ nerup team. This trophv being: nto.h» ■ « New Haven in ouallfv for I iw»*» W hich snapped the tie. For ‘"•oj'' pitality and lovely for wedding or The Vets outscored Surowiec. the Auditorium before 1,889 fans. diate League. | hv ih . ^ 1 ! Thompaonville at home Sunday, ance he tossed In two more twin ribbon together. Before stitching. smarter-looking V by simply snip, is not convenient to make, stock­ 9 I - Brady, who gave Sandy Saddler donated by the Knights of (Jolum-: tj,e flnals and. along with East p^iatnl awavaway on March 20 and ping off a tapered strip of fabric ings can be swabbed free of stains shower gifts arc the STERLING pardon, the Guards. In the second Bj The .\ sociated Pres* Appearl.ig with the North Ends. 1bus. .Michael's Jewelers will, award Hartford, the right to represent I pointera to give the winners a five I line up ribbon lengths so that print period and were out on top st half-, flav-ba)) I a terrific fight at Boston a uple will I then pla.v New Britain here. ! patterns are exactly matched. You and hemming the cut edge. Then in a dressing room with a wet ntg. SILVER ON (CRYSTAL DI8HE*. coached by Eddie Wlerzblckl. will I a trophy to the Most Valuable Connecticut in tl;,e. New England Wtnt lead with leas lharj • new shipment of which hfs Just time by a 31 to 33 count. In the, .New York-M ax Ijvnlcr and . Ilf months ago although losing the be Chicken Fogarty, AI Morgan, i Player. A tnurnament committee Because nylon hosiery dries qiiick- I decision to the then featherweight Tournament next week at Boston. to go. Nino tried to pull his team ly, an ugly mud Stain can be re­ arrived at MATHER'S at the Cen­ t iiird period the Wallingford team | Fred Martin, former St. I-ouis Herb Brown. Eddie Moske and will make its selection during In- The Hardware City team defeat Should the PA’s fail to make the i out with a follow-up shot but It FABRICS ter. A ahetl-ahaped bon ben dish la increaa-d Its lead t« 54-49. I CardlnaLpitchers. KU»d organized I champion, appeared puzzled by I (.'arl MIkolowsky. all High school moved from a B locking while It’a ' the unorthodox style of Ramirez termission of the final game ed central of Bridgeport. 45-44, , , w as only matched by a^wln polnt- 84.04; a big bowl is 89.00; a sugar Locsla Start to Move | baseball for 82,500.000 damages as ; I players, and IJoyd Jarvis. Franny Interc.st has been running high but the game w as not as close as qualify, it will mark the ^irat time er bv Gua Oaudlno when the final on the leg and tha( the aame and cream set ia 87.00; a two- Keigenbaum's last and tenth , a result of their flve-year suspen- |I and at times seemed to be punch- since entering the Polish League sw abbing will clean up any spat­ I ing the air. Ramirez, with no ap- I Sumislaski and Stan Bujacius. in Ihe^ tourney and a large crowd is the score would Indicate, Actual- whls'tle sounded. '*'*’*. piece set can be used together for roR baby •______I sions for Jumping to the Mexican I The North Ends drew a fir.st ly. except for a fleeting instant that the locals were un.tble to make last two minutes finished ‘be Kanne ters that lodge on the skin. I League. They also obtained a-Fejuls, former tfirv for thft B.A. s. atill blooming, in a modest way. Sturdier 20 or 80 denier stockings place oo ubie. whose ------Head of Umpires fans to rock the Arena to Us raft- ; ball 'I'"i League this season. They High mrorer for the i ^ n e ^ w ^ If you’re nimble with the thimble"and have the' sre better able to withstand the wide base provider heavyweight champion turned pro­ era New Britain w a.a held to a i arc Nlchols-Bri.stol North End.s, Dress lengths and blouse lengths harder strain to whiph general out­ moter. failed to get sanction o f ! single point In the final two luln- ■ Broad Street Motors. Italian- , Robb with 26 vlc- door wear subjects them. fcrm, ooa-lipplag sc- the New York State Athletic Com­ Herbert Stevenson was unam- utes while Central roared closer I Atnericaan, KnlglOn of (Jolumbua nmg mate Ottudmo moen^ " sewing urge... come have a preview of our spring­ of gorgeous SPRING PRINTS are curity? and Personalized Floors. All teams ! tory with 15 points. Pag*"* * jVlitl ready for making into distinctive mission on his proposed title | Commissioner Rejects moualy reelected president tSt tho | and ?*^**’i, fight between Ezzard Charles and | ... ^ .r . ™ .. . i Miller and Al Cllnscalea sank baa- were league members a year ago., of 18 pointa Md uoirv blossoming fabrigs! You’ll And a variety of gar­ Easter finery — hundreds of be­ Style, colors, and prieoiara all The Indle.s, the seventh team in with iT pVayrt beat for the loaera. coming color combinations in con­ muons why the SPftlNO3PRINC ODAT8 / Jersey Joe Walcott. ! Northem (Connecticut Board of | brought O ntral to w1th- AND TOPPERS are beliu "rush­ Haring Approved Baseball and Softball' m a single point as the game en- the circuit last acaaon. have den-fresh prints, crepes, failles, silks, rayons . . . ventional oi' strikingly unusual de­ Hallandale, Fla.—Armed (83.20) Request of Joe Louis dropped out of the competition. signs — at very low prices at the ed'' at the MONT^MBRT Uvnpirrs for the coming season.tered its final 10 seconds. New raganl'a (4) WARD COMPANY. AU.wool fab­ won his first race In more than a ; Britain froze the ball far the rest 131—347 that offer a fresh approach to a fashionable spring eWENEY BROTHERS REM­ year, taking the scven-furlong | Victor Dennis la vlce-prraident, Paganl • .. 100 119 NANT SALESR(X)M. rics In-Bucde, oovert or New York, March 9—(iP)—"A t. chairman of tha New York State I of the way and staggered off the We erred ifi stating Jimmy 111—875 Coral Gabler Purse at Oulfstreain succeeding Frank Vittner, Sr., ! court. Sheekey. promising Rec League Frelheit ... 131 133 Jor all home sewers! weaves are smartly .flared or least I don’t have to take any Athletic C'ommUslon. while Eafi Yosf wai renamed sec­ . . . 107 109 126—844 The too-tall girl should avoid smartly fltted.la stoes 10 to 18. in 1:23 2-5. New Britain actually won the player, was the son of Town En­ Anderson 1 1 4 -3 4 9 punches any more," sighed Joe Louis saw Eagan yesterday retary-treasurer. game st the foul line. OuUcored gineer Jame.s Sheekey. The latter Geos ---- .. . 127 108 dreaaea with high waistlines, long, There are gay light colon and the A dew npgw r Louis wearily after a httcllc four- I morning and asked New York rec-, The board membership includes .... 115 122 99-833 cling skirts or verticslly-sngled always-good navy, as srrtl $s some rbo sat- Village Charmers In Held goals. 19-17. the winners Is an uncle. Zw1ek . •' W>o“PUp Naaslff .Anna LX). (0) way prcaa and radio conference. | ognlUon for the'winner of the pro- | seventeen men. They are Steven­ esged n out of 209 free throws stripes. tweedsI that will bbe e '. . verywtry widelywtosly U a driflfi* (• The retired heavyweight cham- ! posed June Etolcard Charles-Jeraey son. Dennis. Yost. Vittner, BiH 580 588 990 1749 ur. Tpppera «pnM to infer- rise” U. al- T ier Too KIrkham ---- 68 91 84-213 while Central wss sinking only six i Mike Saverick .passes along ToUls (Irregulars and Close~Outs) so o practical table set for the Suto ...... 79 91 75—245 plon of the world had Ju st made Joe Wolcott fight to be called Brsinart. Donald Cowles, Leonard out of 19. walnut St. XavM 1 ^ 3 2 7 A traatroent which Incltides Ip or hip ■ Nyftiw for epeeia) i f • bla New York debut aa a fight "world champion." Louis alreadvalready Yost. Alton Cowles. John Bohen- wort that a tan top coat was tak­ M. Masaaro They're softy safe and ufe-SattoiT-i t t ^ . Prtcof are $14** to growing child as it can be used FLORSHEIM HUU...... 80 77 90—247 Central’s Ronnie Del Bianco led en by mistake at the Stoat Side 101—314 stroking on cleansing cream and fttlssr as a dittaer table or for play , promoter and It was an experience had gained the blessing of the ko. Trumsn Oowles, Ed Britner, the scorers with 19 pointa followed Hohprern — patting on an astringent It re- 839.9$—and one cap .take advan­ Gouln ...... 78 76 75-229 National Boxing Aaaociation. Joe Lovett. John Skiba. Paul lai-o- Rec laat night. The person who lOB-194 tage o f .^ $L0O dowa Lay-Away civord rail can be removed in- i that would have tried such glib ad by New Britain’s Marty Reianer. took the coat Is asked to bring it Phillips ...... 97—2$9 freshtnf 'to tbe skin and helps to nanthr- Table also can Tot.11 ...... 305 335 324—964 Ub artlaU as Milton Berle and Louis said Eagan rejected hla bued, John Hedlund, Cliff Gleason who had 12. Ncubauer ... relax tense faelat muscles. Plan. request because he (Eagan) didn't and Pat Egan. back to Mr. Saverick and pick up A. Maaaarro 9B-211 Cute as u Kittea be o s ^ as a cooveo- E. A. Johnaon Paint Co. (4) Fred Allen. Morgan’s victory over Putnam his own which la being held at the ----- *1 Question' after question was believe the winner of any one fight Next meeting Is scheduled Wed was scored largely through a sec- Slmmona • • • • "WONDER BOOKS ” are dehghU Use a light colored blotter on WM “chair” for axitlicr Miller ... 102—277 office. tho deok to' avoid barth eentraata When fnsdiog the You caa splash through ptridlea Smith ... 81—295 fired at tha Brown Bomber and he among the leading heavywelghtg neaday, March 23, at the British ; period drive that enabled the These immaculate little wkits to children — colorful pictures, tried to anowar them all to the should be named champion. American Club. I shoreltoera to score 12 poinu while i ToUli 516 501 010 102# a’sshable covers, and favorite that tiro the eyes, and to reduce ckiUL Selsctcd North- without aeaa (aeliug tha dossp- Nielsen . 79—224 Pleturea will be taken tonight high shoes are soft as kitten fur oneosMbrt^Ie flare from highly era Hard Maple sod Erickson 86—301 best of hla ability. He wae eaugtat The bomber, now director of ' holding Putnam to a single point.' storln — "Peter Rabbit.” "Mother oest> for Plof shsiiu Sior*y with -blel glovee down on occasion boxing and a partner with Arthur I Putnam actually wM outclassed. I at the Etost 'Side Rec of baaketball Benn'e (1) on baby’s feet. Easy to ciaan. Gooee," “Famoua Fairy Tales' polished dsak t ^ - stardy -censtrnction teams. This Is the lost chance. The . .. 1 1 7 94 l4vn years of sadsfoo. Leather Shoes are tpeclelli ToUl . r. 383 366 348-1097 but he was always In there trying. Wlrtz and James D. Norris In the Wernar . expertly fitted. Ecoootnical. bscaui# and many new stories, as wall aa coDSirucied aad ehaaeleally He had no aetup. I. B. C., said the fight would be Spurt* Si*beflule Braves following teams are eakied to be Brown .. . . . 108 10# educaUonal “A. B, Cs." Tbev (3)Udren lucky enough to have a present at 8:15; Checkers. Naaalff . . . 108 120 Buster Brown’s (juality makes traeted to repel oroiature . . • itly OH Co. (9) nporta wrifere, atUI photogra­ held outside New York then, prob­ Cushing cost only 25 cents sM are avail- mother srbo to "toto i t Am” sre phers, morie and tclevteion cam­ ably In CJhlcago. BradsDton. Fla.. March Arms, Bogey-Busters, Wart Bids Breen ■.. , . . . 115 114 them last longer. able la town only at tne DEWEY- not eo apt to go searcbMf for fua N om the douhte-thick solet ead Hleatatid . . . . 95 91 „ J1 —277 W>«nrtday> Mkieh • Rowdies, Animals aad Royal . . . 11$ 1*0 Johansoon ...73 .. 95 97—845 eramen and radio intervlewara all Loula aald, “Eagan was very Royal Kings vs. Checkers, 7 p. Johnny Sain. Red Barrett and Olaon ,, • RICHMAN COMPANY, 767 Mato to some other snrnian’a house. pluosp grala leather uppets. rookie Bob Hall will pitch for tba Kings. Prelle .. Street. Govang ...... 78 98 99—249 had a crack at the rtiamp. Several friendly and helpful. He told me m.—Rec. Uates to tks Barter Boom ...... 94 72 71—227 timea Louie had to oblige repreF what he would do to get a New North Ends vs. Clippers, 8 p.m. Cooneys today in the second totra- Brown Osag every Satur­ The PQfE FA6TRT BROF. *$0 York licence. We must Incorporate squad game of the Boston Braves. Bt. John’s meet the Wspplng Totals BM 0*4 O il 1 # « Griddle cakes are versatile. Center Street, c*n make evqry aentativM of two or more groupe - Rec, L«^s b e e (11 day moiataig at t l iM as KEMP\ 330 330 338—99* at the aame moment. in New YorTc. get a signed one- FrMay, Merck 11 Sorearmed Johnny Beazley, T'a tonight at S:S0 at the T in a They can be served at many meato. meal a deltobt a ^ tM r fktra-epe- T o U l...... Senior Leiu(ue playoff game. Tbe Rubaeha .... u a #7 1 M -3 U SUfloa w n o H nt roll-ups, a variation of the cial attracaona for this wertc are ' Incorporated MAaehi TTie champ, who leaves today yaar lease for an arena approved Torrington va. Guards, 8:30— bonus rookie Johnny Antonelll and U i t7 - $ U 99 91 89*^379 for Aruba. Dutch Wert Ibglea, and by the building and tire depart'- Armory. Bob Hogue will ba tba burlara for winner wrtO meet Cheney’s Mon* Traamaii •••• basic recipe, uac up every last Ufht. deUdous HOT CStOSS Rohrbaeh .. day night ia the first of a beat two Berk ...... ,U0 lOB-SI* scrap of leftover iqeat-or chicken BUN* for breakfast or hmeb aad McFartland 91 99 90>*299 a Cqrlbbean tour, axplatoed bia menta. BktkrgSiv, Marek II tba Brewnlas. $B lO B -W Babjr-ltond $2—234 retlremant reaaoBa, bla voaitlen “We will form corporatiqna to Itoe Senior Laagua ptayofU. Tasterday the Browalea, named out of three game aeries (or the Tarptoton ... and nuke a delirious supper en­ a superb . dessert—ASSORTED 72 70 playoff crown. Chaney's meet the Bondrler ...t UO 1M -$IB tree. Another variation ia the POUND CAKE. 8$ 74 100—398 with tbe newly formed ' Interna­ New York and Ctoleago and Uke Suagay, March tt for Coach Jimmy Brown, rapped 761 Main Street • tional Boxing Club and deacrlbed the necessary steps to get an Wallingford va. Guards, 3:39t- the Oooneya, nemed for Ooa.ff. t Steel Ball flva tonight to a non‘< GUSTAFSON’S apple pancake dessert which pro­ 1 league game at the T at 7:10. Totals 013 fiM o n IAfi» vides a hearty ending to nn other­ t Total 840 sss 391-1034 bis toterrlew with Cddle Eagan, arena here." he addetL Armory. i Johnny Oooncy. 12-2. 70,5 MAIN STREET wise light .^ p p e r of soup and i h c Inquirer^

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MAMIHENTKK EVKMNCS HERALD,,MANOiESTER f'ONN.. WTIDNESUAY, M.XRCH 9, 194» PAGE NfNIJI IfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH f, 1«4» don’t know where’ they could be. W.'‘ Tt TIKJNKWVIt.M’: FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Judge*-(To fat lady) And HouM«h4ild 61 lOoHM WHhnnt Bonrd 69 H« RtrSnl* W'lilie had them last. (To phone) did you slrtlie the doctor? Business Services Offered H Mtllinrry — l»r4fe!*inaMn* 19 Help Wanted—Mal« 8d Yes, Mrs. Harden. No, I really AotomobUM (or 8ah 4 MANCHESTto GREIfN Fat Lady — WeU.’ JuL '■Ar. WANTED—Experienced man oa CREST OF Drawbts. atoves. mis- ROOM For couple, ligbt house­ H P Y ! S t o r e k e e p ! Y o u m a d e a Sense and Nonsense couldn’t say, why— RADIO ainlc. 27 PumsU Place. DRESSMAKING. Better dresseSK keeping ’ privileges. ' Reference*. Obd, alx Snished rooms, grepi*'-'^ examined me and then, said, , *■ suiU, coats. Wedding gowns and light repair work to work la gas eallaaaoiH uaud furniture. Rail­ FsmUy Friend — So your boy Pop Was busy mending a rip in Pop—(Veil, I’ll chew It off. I this malady uf yours la very Expert service guaranteed. CaU 8895. oil heat, automatic hot water. U>t MISTAKE IN THIS CHANGE! wish that fool kid would put alterations. Call 2-8009. ■UUon and garagt. Must b* win- road aalvag*. "iS? MUhU* Tum- 60x150. Sal* Price 113,000, down got his B. A. and 51. A. before bis shirt. .Mom once had all the , oua; I don’t know whethier ; tO ' BUY WITH THE NEW Prompt delivery servioe. Open ptk* Bast. Monday through Fri­ leaving college? things back where he found them. evenings. Call M78. lag to work long touta. Refer­ LARGE Oamfortabl* room la payment 18,000. Alice Qainp*!' good Intentions of doing It. but for ! Mast or operate. CREDIT TERMS ences required. Must ba over 38 day 9 ^ Saturday 9-9. private home, euitabla tor on* or HI* Host—Yes indeed, but his the last hour bhe had been getting Mom-J(W'ho has finally finished AUTBRATIONb and draaamahlng. W Mata streat. Phone 4998 or I her conversation, cornea out to see Advertisenients RADIO Servicing Dependable low years at age. Must s p ^ la per- two gentlamaa. References r 3-0999. - pm stlU supports him. an earful of gossip over the phone. Gall 3-4870. Mra. C. Bmnalla. USED Gas and elootrio refrigera­ Pop—Mom, where arc the scis­ what’s what.) Did vou And them? American Men, they say, navar i-3 Down Up To 21 Months coat and guarantaau A.B.C. Ap­ aon. No phon* cafls aooaptsd. qnired. Phon* 9188. know what to do with thsm*e|va8\ pliance 31 Ifapl* atraat 3-1A7&. Vaa’a Smrvtea StaUon, 437 Hart­ tors, hmtafast aat, kitchen cab- FOUR ROOM house, fumaos, heat, No Seeood Chaac* sors 7 Pop—No! To Pay tnets, uvlag-room furniture, etc, CLEAN, Pleasant room, furnished Junior—Pop. why was Adam Mora—(At the phone) Really, I W’lllle (Enters with'* bloody : when they retire from buslne|U..Aa s e e PA6B POURTEBN ford Road. bedroom 'ata. Chambsr'a Wart- vary good condition. GMan ( f o o ^ one of Wiera put It: "I gat up EUSCTRICAL Contracting. U- Moving—TiRckiRt— On bus line, North end. Rafer- throughout. ' Quick > oocupa*uY' made Srst?' could have died oii the spo{, and no.se) Wow! Gimme a rag! eensed electrician. Houae-wlrlng, Stonm * 29 hooss Salsa, 501 Middl* Tumplks Senior To ^Ive him a cliance to then she raid— Mom—Been fighting again. early, read the obituary ' olumna, 1947 FORD CXUB COUPEJ— encea exchanged. Call 8708. $8,000 Charles Laapsiiaaos Phonq and If my name Isn't there, I go oU burner and electric rang* wir­ Dogs— Bird9—PMs 41 Bast. Phon* 6187. 8820. aay a little something, 1 auppose. Pop- .M.'ni, where in Sam HIU Well, who this time? With the.t Beautiful darlc green. Fully equip­ ing. -A. Dougela, Fbon* 2-2978 or LAVBU-’B Bmpieas light thieklag WILL SHARE my modem home neighbor's boy? Well, you got back to bed.”--Bem*dlne KMty, ped. Two speed differential. Clean ENGLISH Settar pupa. Boa TWO THOR Gladirons used cliewiTi^ are the scls.nors? i i f A t f TQUa iBoono* UE wtuna 3-8605. aad dallvoty. Woahly or BMwUiiy with another lady. On« bua Una. MANCUBSTERr-4-roota modepn Life ia too short for a long face. Mora (Still dead to the world)— i ’.vhal you deserved. Book-of-the-.Month Ciub New*. •MMiatf Wf tonm dtputy eol- aa a new ear. rubbish routos lavltod. Itaa- pups, Oacher pops, Fox Tarrior daaionatratora. Price $79JM), each Kitchen privUege*. Phone 8198 Pop--William, have you seen the pupa, eroas bread pups. lUmaMr- reg. 199.50. Save $30. Terms. Ben­ bouao,. In good condition. Full You know If I'd been her I’d have betor at loUnial ItatrwiiM. Bv»- SKATES Sbarpenad and toy* ehastar 3-3390. bath, furnaos oak floors Lot 80x got up ard said." scIsEora? Old Hen—I'M give you a piece of 1040 PLTMOITTH COUPE—Nice mad* while yw wait. Sawa Blad. aiaa Kaanels. L*h« Mieat. 8397 son’s. T13 Main atraat WlMlf- Tliat's v,hat we were bUi( s only* Plu>ttA 800S* AUSTIN 4. caiAMBBRS 00., ka Apartments. Pints, 181. Sal# prio* 17,688. Alice Pop- Oh. wel! I might as well ran­ good advice. gray Snlsh. Radio and heater. Cap'ltol Grinding Oo.. 88 Ma Clampat, 848 Main atrasL Maa- I D ID NOT o «noN> TRY TO PUtL 4 j u ( j ^ m e n t sack the house, no use tr.vmg to fighting about. He took my aci.s- Yorng Hen —What is it? XAOAZnnD 8p«claU — Utdles* 7058. Bovlag, packing aad atmagn. COCKER. Spaniel puppies. AJCC Good clean car. rglaterad. CStambers. Phone WHITE Magic <3i*f botUed gaa T4'cnements 68 cheatar. Phone 49M nr 8-q880. attract Mom's attention. ro-s av ay from me an' he's .still Old Hen- An egg a day keeps HffMM Journal or Woman'* Homa DomesUe and ovaraaaa crating T H ^T ON M E ! got 'em. —— RADIO — Electneal . Appltanca and akipptng. iCsoaOent vaa asgv- stovs. phon* 1881W8, RockvUle, FIRST Floor 5-room furnished Gets up. looks In several draw­ I the axe away. ^ Oompaaloa, SO montha, IS. John 1041 DODGE 4-DR. SEDAN—New DUPLEX 5-$. Cholta location. ers, on the kitchen shelf, comes ' Mom- He haa. 1 a.s he? Well. I'll Btmiclia, 140 Summit atreet. Service, repairs picked up and Ic* to Weat Coast and all p a ^ apartment complete with stove, Copper plumbing. Bacollont iq- go over and tell that wusian where heater, two-tone blue color. New deilven^ prom ^y SO year*’ at U.8.A. and Canada. Tslepbont WE BUY and aaO good used refrigerator aad washing ma­ Into the dining room, looks in writ­ Vlillor—(Eyeing weird (Ish In Fboaa.4008. Urea. This Is guaranteed one own- Liv« Stock— Vehicles 42 tumltura, oomblnatloa ransaa, palr. Tbrae-car g a n g s Lot 80a ing desk, work basket ar.descveral her children get off, the litl'e thief. experience. John Maloney. Phone Mancbaater 5187. or Hartford 8- chine. Garage. Pleasant location. case I What an e.vtraordlnary flsh! 4 r car. gas ranges and heatara Jones' 168. Vacancy foi buyor. Elya YM r .' " other places. And on and nn- What la it exactly? 8-1046. 1 Walnut street. 1438l Immediate occupancy. Raferanoas Tyler. Agent Manchoster 8^489. Aotomobilra For Salt 4 FurnKura Store. 84 Oak ,^Phon* asked. 8M month. Phone 4854 Mom—(Looks up from phonet Innkeeper- One I had construct­ HALF IG or quarter. Call at 887 8-104L r ^ What are you hunting for? 1041 DeSOTO 4-DR. SEDAN— PETEnt W. Pantatuk, alectrlc oeii- MANCHESTER Package delivery ' after 6 p. m. * The e;oq.icn,’e that conie.a from ed especially. You wouldn’t believe tractor, maintenance and wiring Vamon ktreet. Phone 8858. A FOUft-Rooih aingl* ertlh plenty Pop— The blasted scissors. a typewriting machine depends IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Radio and heater. A clean and Local light trucking and paekaga of land. On bus lias Oarsg* lx how hot and thirsty folk get argu- for light and power. 40 Foater WHY PAY 3849.50 or more for an ilom - They aren't in here and 1 i.non kro.ving v.h;.h kry to tsp. i: g a'lout it: well taken care of car. daUvary. Refrigerators, wastora automatic washer T Buy Bendlx RENT Seekers. Do you want baaemant. T. J. Croekett, Broker. THE NEW HUDSON atreeL Phone 8303. aad atov* moving a apsclalty- rent? See ua today. Rental Service \ Wanted—^Peto— Poultry— for $349.50, leas $50 trade-in al­ Phone 8418. 1037 CHEVROLB5T 4-DR. SEDAN I Phone 2-0753. lowance for your old washer. Tour Bureau, 841 Main atreet, Man­ MICKEY FINN The Favorite! ACCOUNTANT to handle book* 44 chester. Phone 2-4379 anytlaa. NEW 5-room house. Vacant.' Hot -ANK LFU.NAKD IVa Decidedly Different! —Radio and heater, good tires. I and tax return* for individual* or UUHT TRUCKING, Half-ton cost only 3199.50 with 31 months This Is a good transportation car. smaU con.:ema. CaU 3-3829. to pay. Sm Benson’s, 718 Main ater heat, tnsulatad. eleva- r pick-up truck No aahas, oo on. Ftfbsea acrca land. V. SudoL DON'T BE IN A Or COURSE, HARRY, I'VE 0EEN FIGURING^', CERTAINLY ^ I HEREBY DECLARE THAT 1 >- No Trades Necessary Guaranteed 30 days. Phon* 3-1378 or 8298. streat Busintrfln l/oeations S GUARANTFED repair aarvlo* oo rubbish PARSERS Taylor street, TatobttvUIs Cpna. HURRY TO NOMINATE^ BEIN6 AN OLD HERE, GEORGE-AND THE CONVENTION IS IN Demonstrators EVERYTHING OUAItANTEED waahera, iron*, toastera, alectrlc SAVE UP to |95 oa a new radio— For Rent 64 k a y t h e n l l j u s t k e e p t h is ME. GEORGE-WAIT POLITICIAN,! GRANTING THAT A FEW FINAL SESSION/ RUBBISH aad atoes removed In­ 228H WOODBRtDGB O ! I ’ Available Anytime [ Open Mon. and Thurs. Evenings clock* vacuum*, etc. Reaaonable cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel We ^ kiiown^ pay the RCA Victor, Bendlx, Emerson, MAIN STREET store, space suit­ FOR the PERFECT / LEARNED THAT OF THESE DELEGATES prices. A.BC. Appliance, 31 Sentinel, Westinghouse- -demon­ rooms. Hot water heating sys­ EXTRA FIVE BUCKS YOU GIMME and cinders. Van service and highest prices for beef cattle, able for sale* offloe. Rent $35 tem. 3-4 acre of land, garage, in­ MOMENT/ TRICK LONG ago! i ARE d o u b t f u l , ! ^ ALONG. Maple street. 3-1675. local moving Phone H. M. Jones. strators priced for quick sale at McCLURE AUTO CO. Sell your beef to tho^ month. Heat, tights furnished. sulated. $8.5(10. Phone 3-4374, or STILL t h i n k I'LL BE ^___ 3-1883, 3-8072. Krah'a Radio, <4 mile north of Box U, Herald. see your broker. 60 Wells Street BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. DEI-LONU'S refrigeration aervlca. the Center. ELECTED ON THE FIRST 130 Bissell Street Phone 71011 V BALLO T Tel. 2-9442 Repairs on all makes, oommer- ASHES And rubbish removed. In­ FOR Rent—Two-room office. Lo­ 43 HARVARD RoSd— J^ttihetlve I Open Evenings elal and domestic. 34-hour serv­ cinerators cleaned. Jimmy’s Serv­ MANCHESTER PACKING GOOD VALUES A-1 used quality cation near Main atreet. The 7-room Capa CSod with breeaewey, ' ^ ----- ice. Phone 3-1797. ice. CaU o504. deluxe electric and coal combina- Purnell CJorporstlon. Apply Mar­ attached single garagb. Oabinet 1036 DODGE $275. 1030 Stude-| COMPANY Uon atovs 8189, Including chrome low's baker, $476. ^ th in good condi­ Cluttered up cellars and attics con, kitchen. G. K dishwasher and 1889 OLDSMOBILE Six. Phone pips One 1942 Easy deluxe wash- exhaust fan. Living room eith 8884 totwaan 8 and 8 p. m. tion. Call 2-1043 for further de-| stltute a Sr* haxard. Why tato Pninting— Papering 21 n , 349. One used Victory model 500 SQUARE feet In rear. May be tails. chances, when w* clean either or Phone 2-1600 Migft gas coal combination, $15. used for ligbt manufacturing or Sreplace, dining room, don, full 19 16 FWd panal truck with ladder I both at reasonable rates. Call $13.00 REPAPERS ordinary room Barstow’i, Phone 8384. storage. Avail, ble Immediately. bath first floor. Thtae bodirooms rack, aultabl* for painter, plumb-1 either 5305 or 3-2303 for esti­ Including paper. Window acreens Inquire Modern Tailor Shop, 31 and bath with Hie «how*r on sec­ ond. Many closets, automatic oil •r, alectriclaa. May be seen at 1046 CHEVROLET 4-door. Rea- mates. painted. Interior and exterior WANTED—Cows calves and beef SIX C U ]^ foot Frigldalre. In Oak street Charlie’* Service StaUon, Man-| sonable Call 2-3637. painting. Reaaonable. Raymond cattle. Also horaea. CaU Piela good worktbg order also living heat, domestic hot water. Lot 98 \ FURNACES Tailored to 8t your room tabls Phone 3501 after 6 X1S5. Nicely landseapo eheatar Green. DODOE sedan, 1041, |765. Car Flake. Phone 3-9287. Brothers for the top dollar. Phone home. Van Camp Bros. Phone 7^ 7405. 384 BldweU street p. m. ' Houses for Rent 65 Owner 8844. DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES Wholesalers, 8J8 East Center 5344. d. F. CHARBONNEAU, painter street. FOR RENT, with option to buy. SEVEN-ROOM colonial, attached FUNNY KLSINCSS BY HBRSHBKRGKR BUGS BUNNY BOOT.«i AND HER RU 1)1)1 KS BY EUGAR 51ARTIN BAYS: “ Here is a sale in first ______and decorator. Floors sanded and NEW OIL stoves, Im'ltaUon fire­ re finished. Phone 2-9575, or 3- Artirles for Sale 45 places, shower stalls, uS*d refrig­ Nyw alx room house. Three bed­ garage, fireplace, lavatory down, JH' B00MeKANa'l.U COME 5AC< grade transportation that will i04i Ca d il l a c sedan, $i,S05. carl Household Bervleas erator and used ./ashing nta^lne. rooms fireplace, recreation room oil hot watar heat. Lot t l ’xlSO’. make you think you’ve hit the Wholesalers, S58 ranter i 3805. 1" VA.EUMed I UOVtS OCfl I.0TS 1 Offered 18A Railroad Salvage Co., 167 Middle In basement, -Ir conditioned. All Owner aaeriflclng. El'vs Tyler, YA flOTTA S| laekpot." And at the most| PAINTING and Paperhanging THAYER Baby carriage. Phone 2- Turnpike East. Open evenings ahd improvements. Reriftd $125 per Agent 3-4408. oo« SAVE ON inlaid linoleum for your Fre* esUmataa. Prompt aervice. 3026 after 5 p. m. month. Price to buy $16,800. For Uberal terma in months— TODAY'S SPECLALB. 1980 Pon­ , Saturday. PARKER STREET, naar East iiNAir/ tiac 0 four-door aedan, haater, counter and floors. Remnants H* Reasonable prices Phone 7630. further Information call Walter J SEEING IS BELIEVING, price. AU types of metal fbr D. E Frecbetta. (XIME TO Benson’s for twin beds OlsbiD, Realtor, 3084. Center. An attraetlys (qm-story new tires, full price $508. 1038 5 X 7 EASTMAN studio earners Amerjesa colonial of flv* cheerful tiiese are just a few from Ford 85, two-door, gas heater, counter work at reasonable for youngsters. Open stock maple gt5w»lr prices. Free InataUatlon Instruc. INTERIOR AND Ebtterlor paint­ Cut film, $35. 31 Pioneer (^rcls beds, bunk beds youth beds, rooms Built Just 8 yearq ago. full price $350. 1038 Chevrolet tions. Langer's Floor Covering, 41 ing. paperhanging, ceilings i cribs, chests and dressers. You Watitpfl to Rent 68 This homa haa all modtra oonven- 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR, two-door, radio and heater $395. flnlahed. FuUy insured. Expert 110 VOLT electric welder and lencea Including tUa bath. Insula­ Purnell Place,’ formerly Wards helmet Standard else ping-pong always get a better deal at Ben' MANAGER .bl grocery store SEDAN 1036 Chevrolet atandard coupe, Farm Store. work. New 1949 waUpaper books son's, 713 .Jain street tion, brass plumblag, fireplfcs Madte^ heater. An Immaculate new Ures, radio, heater, motor Edward R. Price. Phon# 3-1008. table complete. 35 m.m. and 16 urgently needs 5 or 6 room rent cabinet kitchen, recessad radia­ Maetmuter. Job $105. 1035 Plymouth four- CURTAINS laimdered, straight, m.m. projector*. Spining and ONE LAUNDERALL automatic for family of two daughters with tion, hot water hast with oil 1942 DeSOTO SE^JAN door, heater $105. Barlow Mo^r 85c, ruffled 31.25. Called for and GENERAL Repairing, light car­ caaUng reels, '^one 7490 after 5. washing machine, used very lit- new arrival, due In summer. Tele- plus many otiMr aid* features Sales, 505 Main atreet, Mandi;!^ pentry, painting. Floors sanded, phon'e RockvUle 9S9-W3. ; COUPE delivered. Phone 3-2411. CUSTOM Table pads aU colors Ue, reg. $399.95. Save $100. FuUy Prompt occupancy. Priced for ter. Phone 5404. raflniahed. Heasonable. CaU 2 guaranteed. Watkins Brothers, quick sale at $18,Q0(L To inspect Mtatar, fluid drive. Priced $300 SAVE ON your laundry bills. In­ 4291-after 4 p. m. have our salesman show you WANTED To Rent, 3 or 8 funttyh- W mt market value. Thia la a real 1947 FORD Super deluxe 8-cyUn- sample* at your home. Phone Ehi' Inc., 985 Main atreet ed or unfurnished rooms, suitable please contact Robert J. Smith, dividual service in Menebester** Inc., 953 Mstn street. Phon* 8450. . tM6 RY MA 1C. T. M. M6. oreMTrcFpr. t o » But a buy. der two-door aedan. Equipped only aiitomatle, self-service laun­ terpris* 1325, Marvel Table Pads QUINCY Kitchen heating stove, for light housekeeping. Menches ALLEY OOP Pressure Goes Up IMO PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN with radio, heater, spotlight, dry. Tou load your wash Into our Privst« Instructions 28 cream color, with Lynn oil burn­ ter or vicinity. Write Box 8, MODERN (tap* Ood boDM of 8 BY V. T. HAMLIN Radio, haater. A apoUeaa 8 cyl. whltewaU Urea. A beauUful blu* MEN'S Rebuilt anc relaated shoes. Herald. new Bendlx machine* and ws do High and low Better than cheap er. Ideal for cottage. Price $80. complete rooms. Located at 108 THATS BESHT ALLEY / Oi.'.'THEN IT MUMU5TBB oar, brtUlant Mack. car. Balch Pontiac, Inc., 155 Cen­ the rest Wash don* In SO min­ AUTO DRIVINQ. dual control. ( T-AT. ITS ME..." y AAA oertlflrd Instructor. Bal­ new ones Sam Sules, Shoe Re­ Call 6606 between 6 and 7. YOUNG business couple offer fifty MUWe xurnplke West. OU burn­ ATHE£7\E an d ¥ TH.V-C CF iT 1989 BUICK CONV. SEDAN ter street. Phone 2-4545. utes whUe you wait or shop. SOc er beat floors, inaulatloa. A KINSDiDM... A N.AT;£7N AT /V tfSCL-SNE Radio, heater. Excellent an lard's Driving school. OaU 3-324$. pair Shop. 701 Main street*' doUsrs ($50) reward for 8 or 4 ^ je s FDE THE PEET.' V per washer load (up to 9 lbs.) We room rent. Call 2-2848 after 5:00. Riiaco Bcreeha and storm win­ 2 aroiiiid. 1946 CHEVROLET two-door. 1941 also damp dry and Buff dry. ROYAL Portable typeerritera and CXIOLERATOR Ice box. Perfect dows. Large lot^^Immedlat* occu­ TAK'NS.' WEALTH AND 1989 MERCURY CONV. Buick aedan, 1941 Chevrolet club Laundermst 48 pumeU Place, condition. Phone 5313. pancy. Priced f^ q u lck aa]* at POWEM.' coupe, 1940 Ford two-door. AU Musical— Dramatic 29 , adding machines. Used typewrit­ ENGINEER and wife desperately CLUB (formerly Montgonftry Ward’s ers and adding machines sold or UNIVERSAL V. ashing machine need two or more rooma and $11,000. Robert J. xtUnltK lac. cars In good condition and reason­ Farm Store 1 Phon* 3-4374. rented. Repairs on al> makes Radlo^ haatgr. A real be-bop ably priced. Franklin Motors, 653. PLANO TUNING, repairs reooo with autometlc.Dum. ’Two Per­ bath. No children, quiet, reliable. Phaaa«4SQ.. \ ■. wagon. TetiriSacks. dltlMilng, *(c. John Oockerham, Marlow's Phone George Lewis, Storrs 9127 Center street. Open evenings. WEAVING of bums moth holea * fection oU heatWSTTTione 2-3116. 1940 FORD CLUB COUPE 28 Bigelow street Phon* 4219. after 7 p. m. VACANT—819 Oaater i and tom clothing hosiery runs BARGAINS in bmnd new 1948 MODERN gas range, white with rooms 8rst floor, teas Radio, heater. A one owner car, PACKARD sedan, 1949, $1,395. handbags repaired, slpper re­ PIANO TUNING and repairing. Philco and Admiral refrigerators TWO OR ^re* room apartment upstairs. Flreplac*. that la nerfect Car Wholesalers, 358 East Center black' trim. Insulated oven and placement umbrellas repaired, Leonard Eccellente,' 118 Center and freesera. Save up to 175. 31 broUer. Like new. C!al] 2-1253. urgently needed by young busi­ floors, automatic hot water, 1938 ^ C K 2-DR. SEDAN street men's shirt coUars reversed and atreet Tel. 4757. months to pay. Hurry to Ben. ness couple. Call 8M0. burner, brass pidmbfnf, garags. p Heater. An uncondlUonal guar­ replaced. Marlow's LItU* Mending son's, 713 Main street. ONE SPRAYING of Berlou stopa $2,000 cash, balance awraHaiat*- "I firtkily found m ua* ^or Ccorg*** d*coys out of soaton!'* antee on Uda unit. Shop. moth damage for 5 years or Ber­ FAMILY OF Four adults and one ly $80 per month. Haddock and 1988 PLYMOUTH CLUB Auto Acceaaoriea— Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR SALE—Late model L. C small child would like a five or lou pays the damage. Protect deVos, Roaltora Hartford 3-8355, •rr— - f- i - ;i . > - COUPE Tirca______ruAT FINISH HoUand window Smith standard typewriter with six room rent, (tall Mrs. Maud* shades mad* to measurs Keys 18-lnch carriage; excellent condl your clothes furniture, rugs, oveniiiga 3-8T1S - 8-9171 - 84-4739 SIDE GLAiNCES BY GALBRAITH ' MA 8CAVKI Ac V M. aa,„ U. 4 PA’ I RaAo, heater. A clean little THERE ARE no slack periods or woolens with Berlou. Watkins Foley. 8790. CARNIVAL BY DICK TUR.NER, FARMERS! Truckers! Oontrac-I made whUa you wait Marlow's layoffs for active Avon represen­ tion. Marlo-v's. HAVE Sovoral 4. 8, 8, T. 8 tqoai In Dreamland RY MFRRILI- C. RI.OSSER number. tors! Act now! Limited Ume only Brothers, Manchester. WANTED—Five or six room flat tatives due to the great demand, 10 ROLLS 4' high new heavy aingla house* at raduoad prtoaa. These and many more are to take advantage of Wards drum or house by local buslnesa man Mortgages arrangad. tannedtata Tcoav (S pay- day and TAk’VJCj 1<3 Tjk' ^ tlie last oaivERY- ( I said WANTED--To do laundry work the high quality and low price* of .gauge hog or sheep wire fencing, NORGE Refrigerator. $35; Uni­ 3 M j C y fs AM. f l PM. ready for sale and comparison lot motor oil sale. Prices slashed our products. For appointment versal ’ hand vacuum, $15. 474 wife and school girl Good real occupancy. Plosaa oail this agen­ _ THIS EVE I TAXE HILDA OOjBlE -O (.MOULO , TMEM MCME TO J HE FEU. double HOWEB, ' on premium grade vitalised oil. In my home. Phone 2-1477. 20 rods to a roll, $20 a roll. Phone dcntlal neighborhood. Call 2-4437, cy for quleir reatilta If tntateatad 'J,. TO THE -O CLUB ' make '.'E bOLO AuAlKi; a a y ^ e . Get these extras, too. No drum write Dorothy F. Buckman, 29 3656 between 6 and 9 p. m. Adams street. 2-3539. MOPE MY PAY CMECX THE DATE/ Highland Terract, Middletown, In soUing or buylag. Qoorgo U COVERS TME TARiFF.f MOMENT OpMi Till 9 :00 Thursdays deposit. Absolute price protection | Buildinff—Contraetinff 14 (Jonn., or call Middletown 4117 FOR SALE—750 chick 5-story .SMALL Frigldalre. $20; Savage WANTED--5 or 6' room rent Graaladlo, 109 Honry atreot. on Wards contract plan. Immedi­ washer. $10. Both In working Phone SS’/i. 24 Maple St. Tel. 8854 ate or future delivery. Nothing to | after 6 p. m. electric battery brooder. In good Manchester or vicinity. 2-9219. 1 CAWl- CARPENTER 'Vork nt aU kinds condition. Has been used for two condition, (tall 5221. EVEN MANCHESTER pay 'tU the oil Is yours. All these j Roofa. sidings additions and al­ ARE YOU a wonrsn who wants to LA.NDLORDS. We specialize In AUTUMN Street—AUrgcOv# fuU AWASXN extras plus extra dollars in sav­ sesaona. Will aell for $75. Phone NORGE Refrigerstor, 5-plece two-story six-room sln^e, steam MU4 T& 1987 BUICK business coupe, A-1 terations Also new construction. make money to realise some am­ 3656 between 5 and 9 p. m. obtaining rents for tenant* and ings. Montgomery Ward. 828 j Sleffert Phone 2-0258. bition’ You can be a corsetlere. maple dinette set. 5-plece painted we get our tee from ttaam. W# heat oil burner, front porch, twe^ aoechanlcslly. Good tires, radio Main street/ ^ kitchen set. maple cricket chair, car garage, large lot, nlc* condl-’ and haater. Price $300. Phone have a business of your own as a WARDS TARPS cut-priced now! select for you only reliable tali' CARPENTER Vork of all kinds dealer In Spencer Individually de­ All airea reduced for Ward* big ourtaln stretcher, carpet sweep­ ants with good credit references. Uon; early occupancy. $13,000. 8097. 3-1 SNOW Cap Urea. Recapping Attics finished, cabinet .work al­ er. dishes and other kitchen arti­ Terms. WUUam E OoodchUd, Sr., and vulcanising on* day service, signed supports. Profits good, March sale of canvaa covers. Our service to you for renting 1989 BtnCK four-door sedan. terations. also colorful plastic tile t^rite or call Mrs, Theda Johnson, Waterproofed, mildew ; proofed, cles, 10’ extension ladder, lawn your property Is free. Rental Realtor. Office 15 Forest street rruck Ure serrics guaranteed bathrooms, kitchens. Charles mower and garden Implements, eellent romUtloa. good tires. Sao- wurkmanship New Kelly Spring Andover, Conn. Phone Wllllman- with double-atltched seams, metal Service Bureau. 641 Main street. Telephone 7925^ rUlce for quick sale^hone 7000. Davis. Phone 2-0294. (tall 2-1955. 8cld and KlcMsnC tires Man tlc 1875J1. grommets, reinforced square cor­ Phone Manchester 2-4279 any vl.700 DOWN, frrlca 118.800. E*- ALL KINDS of carpentry work. ners. Save on tarpe now at Wards time. Open Thureday evening* IM l PLTMOUTHyblub convertible, Chester. Ttr* ana Recapping, 395 NO EXPERIENCE necessary. We ceUent new 8 room home. (3 un­ T • % b s Broad street Phone 3-483A New construction or repairs. Al­ low sale price*. 8'x8’, $5.67; 7’*9’, TBOR GLAOIRON. bi very good 7-9. finished). Quality amtertala, su­ ¥ J radio, heater, apotllght, air ride train you to make $2 an hour and $7.27; 9'xlO’, $10J7; 10'xl2*. tires with whitewalls. Had a terations, additions, remodeling, more right In vour own home In condition, $25. Phon# 5464. COUPLE Expecting child desire perior construction. OU, hot watqr PRISCILLA'S POP Perils Of MarrM I-lfe RY AL VKRMKKB ceilings, cabinets, garages, attics $13.67; 12'x-6', $21.87; . Wx20’, heat, picture window, choice of motor Job laat fan. New top. $365 Business Services Offered 1.1 your spare lime. Just send u* $31.97. Montgomery Ward, 828 TABLETOP gas range. Insulated 3, 4. 5-roora unfurnished rent I ! PLEASE, WALDO, down drives It home. Balance in finished, recreation rooms porches decorations, Robert O.’ Johnston, your name and address and we Main street. .oven. Very cheap If taken at once, (tall Hartford 7-5579. Apt. B2. V^ULO NOU 15 months. Barlow Motor Sales, VENKrriAN Blinds All type* enclosed, ^ore alterations and will phone you. Write Domestic Agent. 6888. ______.OPEN THIS JAD, repairing, commercial repairs and (tall 7402. ______L 596 Main street, Manchester. made to order, also recondition Supply Co.. Inc., Studio Division. 72 3 \ FOR M ET Ing Best quality Flndell Manu­ remodeling. Prices reasonable, 192 Windsor stieet, Hartford, Boats and Aeceaaoiiea 46 Hoaaea (or Sale Phone 5404. Lots (or Sal* 7S facturing .X>, 485 Middl* Turn­ estimates free. Lawrence Plank Conn. 1941 PLYMOUTH two-door, 1941 Keami Co. GlastoniiUry 8-2349 or COMPARE;. Piston displacement, Mariner* and Tools 52 DURA.NT Street. Charming four- pike East Cab 4885. room rffngle, good condition, early Dodge sedan. Two of the cleanest 3-2431. WANTED— Part time telephone size, weight, speed and price. .SPECIAL low prices. Beaver and cars available anywhere. Mechan­ RAIMO need fixing? Have It re-] canvasser, married, former busi­ Flambeau ^ves the most, plus occupancy, $7,500, cash $2,000 or FOUR Ijyrs for sal* at Coventry (X)N(?RErrE Contractor, mason Mlghty-Mlt* riding tractor*. Sim may be purehaaed by veteran Lake, (tall 8381. ically A-1. Ore owner care. 1940 Paired by expert* Pick-up serv­ ness woman, telephone or aales- dual carburetor and propeller.] pllcity and Garden King gatden Chevrolet tudor. Very nice. 1946 ice. guaranteed work Seta check­ work and landscaping. V. Belluc- woman, Manchester exchange. clutch. Parta. service, demonstra- with $1,500 down. Wm. <3ood- cl. Phone 2-1601 or 5042. tractors with equipment. DubUn child, Sr., Realtor. Office 15 For- Chevrolet Aeroeeden. 1042 Chev­ ed In the bomb Cku radius a I Private telephone In your own tiona. Robert Sfclntnah, 28 Har-| Tractor Oo.. WlUln.*ntlc. 1 Suhorbsn for 9 «l* 75 rolet Aerosedas 1941 Chrysler specialty. Manchester Rad i o I home. Call when you can. Paid yard Road. TeL 6088. ' est atreet. Telephone 7025. convertible, 1941 Chevrolet sedan. Service, 73 Birch street. Phone | Floristfl— Norserics 15 completed call baM*. Write Box WE BELL and aervice Dlaston TOLLAND—«4-mIle from Park­ Many others. Douglas Motor 2-084U. B, Herald. TWO NEW Pen Van car top boats, chain law*. Beaver. Bready, WE NEED THE way, 4 rooms and bath, space for Sales 833 Main street. Open (XIRSAGES, $1; cut flowera, 31 regular $185 Close out $140. Bar- Planet J r. Rototlller garden FOLLOWING LIST INGS: 2 rooms upstairs. Insulated, base­ every evening 'tU 0. all. STOVES cleaned, installed dozen. McCJonvlUe The Florist, OPENING For woman to handle slow’s. Phone 3234. tractors, power lawn mowers, ment garage, artesian well. 1 Washing mschines, vacuums re­ nationally advertised Charts gir­ 6-room Hingles and good 302 Woodbrtdge street. Tel. 6947. JOHNSO.N SEA Horae outboard Johnson outboard*. Briggs * acre land, $9,800; Etmor* Turk- 1989 FORD fnur-dpor sedan, 1946 paired. lajyn mowers bsno and dles, bras, and aH-ln-on«»- Includ­ Stratton and Clinton engine*. two families. ington, Agant. South Ctovastnr. 3 rr 100 H. P. motor. Radio, heater, Motor Sales and-Servlce. We also power. sharpened, repaired, GOLDEN Trumpet daffodils, red ing nylon models. Substantial Capitol Grinding Oo.. 88 Main Telephone WUUmantlc 33T9J4. Coes. m » sr m« Msvies. we. t. m, mo, u. a f«T. eer. VIC FLINT Dotty'* Discovery BY BIICHAKL 0 ’ 51AI.I.EY AND RALPH LANE tan, defroster. Very good rubber. saws filed. Friendly Ftxlt Shop. Darwin tulips plnk and white earnings on sales, high ratio of repair the others, (tapltol Grind- Why not let us advertise eeee i»w sr sm ewnsce. wa t. w see v. a s*t. ow. Ing (ta., 88 Main street. Phone Phone 7958. Black paint, exceUent. Price $525. Phone 4777 azaleas. Holden's 61 Washington repeats. Free training. For de­ your property in this space. “ But, Mom, I can get a job in a night club if I play jazz— T ^ funw OaU at 32 Deerfield Drive, Man- street. Phone 3748. tails, write Charls, 902 Ctaapel 7958. Wanted— Rea^ E*Uta 77 'What do you mean, lot him join the Boy Scouts? Do you ' cheater. and I bat Mozart couldn't, with his type of m usicl" KANGS Burners cleaned. Installed | street. New Haven, or phone col­ Musiral Instnimenta 53 ARTHUR KNOFLA. Realtor ('ALL MANUHBHTBR 8315 for want to ruin the Boy Scouts?" 1981 CHEVROLET pick-up. Good and repaired. Phone 2-0147. Roofing—Bidiiiff 16 lect 8-4311. Bonding Materials 47 875 Main Street competenL courteous. eonSdsntial running condition, new battery service on real estata. Boortgag*. OUl OUR WAY HY J. K. WII.I.IAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSB with MAJOR IKMHM.E 1N(X)ME Tax service for business WANTED—(Sri for clerical work THICX Tab ahlngles—Extra thick FISHER PIANO. $65. (tall 2-0691 Telephone 6440 O r 5938 rr M V and 5 good tires. $75. Call 2-4259. ROOF Repairing of all kinds Also In office of local factory. Some tnsursne* aad notary toqulrt- ’f WHV WELL. G(VE EaADgusTea/TUgRfl rr o k a y , m a s o r .'i ’m built o n * men, Individuals and professional new roofs. Free estimates Years in exposed pari, give* you added menta. Subuman Realty Co., ! TO FILE THAT MB THAT4:L0CK‘ men. Accurately prepared by typing. Write Box F, Herald. years of roof pro .action. Attrac­ ’’Selling Manchester Real AW SOOP-ReP»LL*N(T V8ST. ^ GT. BECNAKD UN5S, BUT THAT 1947 FORD two-door. 1940 Chevro- of experience. Tel. 3-4201. TRUMPETS. CTarlnets. saxo­ Realtors, 49 Perklna Mreet m i RAIL IhJTO A AND USE THIS COMPLETB, AMO AS IMPRESS- Pv (5ARMENT LOOKS AS COOW Ist, 1989 OldamobUe sedam. Clean, former inten.al' revenue man. I WANTED— Stenographer for of­ tive. colorful, fire-resistant. Sq„ Estate Since 19*21” ASiVtL.' I'M FLAKIN' CALENDAR — Reasonable rites. Phone Mr. RUUFINU — Speciallaing la re­ covers 100 sq. feet. Montgomery phones. trombone*, new, used. ’I IT SELL AN’ 'OO AINT READY WE AS A new OATHEORAL.f Y) AStHE CLEVELAND STAOiUM! jBs^adabis priced tow. Liberal fice work In local factory. WrlU Large selection All price*. Ward UON8 IDBRINO 8 BLLZNO 'trade*. Ool* Uutors 4164. Dolan. 2-0744. Call after 5 p. m.{ pairing roofa of all kinds also Ward 828 Main street. VERNON—New 6-room (tape (tad, TOUR PROFEBTT I'VETO GOT TO FOR FRACTIONS — WILL VOU SUP INTO IT TO ^I H0\N ARE V'OU (GOING TO Box W, Herald. SlMt A\e AN IDffA OF HOvN SHiP THESE VESTS, At A30R new roofs Outtar work. Chlm- Krause. 5386. tile bath. fuU cabinet kitchen, Without obHgatloa to'roo. W* );EEP TRAC< VET.' PAC3LARD 1941 coupe, $895. Car FL/K)K problems solved with rubber tile floor, air conditioned OF MV TIME IT POLISHES UPA MAN'S — • S)K ON A neya cleaned and rapalred. No WOMAN to do housework one day wiu appraiso or mah* yon g caab ON IT.' Wholesalsn, 858 East Center linoleum, aapnalt til* counTer Job too small or largs Good a week. No washing or Ironing. Diamonds— W atch**— heat with oil, 2 acrea. Price 311,- offer for property. So* us bafor* APPEARANCE ? \ FLAT CAR t street. ^ Blxpert workmanship, free esti­ work, fair price. Fre* eatimatea, Jewelry 48 Wearing Apparel—Fora 57 500. Telephfme RockvUle 1368W1. mates Open evenings Joner Write Box L, Herald. you aelL ___ (tali Howiey. Manebastar 8S8L Agent John Elllaon. _____ Phon* 7738 Or 8378 1949 CUSTOM FORD, four-door. Furniture. Osk street. Phone EARN EXTRA money. Show nev LEUNARii A. V08T. Jeweler. Be-1 GIRL’S ^ring *^*' * ^ *' ^ '“ rfmmnn Radio, heater, under- 2-1U4L pairs and idjusta watches expert-1 •*** *’ HOME Value, 7H rooms, central BRAE-BURN REALTY / Everyday greeting card*. 15-card (tall 2-096.5; w aoati^. Low mileage. Price $176 Heating— Plagsbing (7 "Butterfly" all-eventa assortment ly at reaaonable prtcea Op«in location. Move right In. Madeline r v hMow list Inquire 130 Pearl ANTIQUES Re finished. Repairing { Tbure Es­ :V Tel Manchestei 2-U88S. ucts? L5.000 dealers can't be Gsrdcn—Panfl—Dairy leeatad. Bualaeaa coup!* prefer' tate Agept, 17 Sprue* qUeet ROOFING and Rapalriag of aU wrong. Famous for over 8l years. ______Pmdwcta » 66 sad. (taU 3-9858. MANCfflBBTER. West atrmt 4- lJRulkum -> Axpbalt u is wall kinds Chimney work, gutter Haperieaca aad ag* no barriar. OREEN Mountain potatoes. MeMy,| FORNiisHkiD RMm for iw L Wto room single, hot air heat with olL ■=^ a -f OUGMT1 oovering. Don* by nliabls waU- work. Expert repairs Honast titer* may ba an availabl* local­ Garage. Immediate occupancy, WOULD Uk* to boy or isat amsB OT(?'Nillivi:S MAKE A MAM tralaad men Ah lob* guaranteed ity right In your vicinity. Write good tasting and cooking^ Amelia pleasant room fo. reliable couple, rutUge on Andovpr Writ* «. *aT. workmanablp. Satisfaction guar­ Raferencea required. Cell 3-1454 Price $7,500. RiiUstaiiUsI rash re Laka. wholesale TIME ’-n 'lsV yisM I Hall Unoieura Uo. S3 ual- street. a n tee

Wfc4}«EBDAT, MAKGB », W » Eed Cross Drive Half-Way to Goal— Have You Given ? gttgnteg IfgraUt The Wcothor Avsngo Dolly Not Profis Run Fereeaat e f O. S. Wenttor > 1 0 8 0 Xra. Florence HaUaniiann of Ghrfi! Quitch Plans Tw t m e Mirnm^aC Fefenmry. 1848 lacreaslag elowdlosea followed ' * ‘Engage^ to*Wed North Coventry, fow rly ^ lo Home Acquired by soto In aftemeen, eton gk ff 8* Oadar atreet, entered the H a i^ Mandieater Red Ooaa M o ^ anew tealgliti Friday rteartog; ford hoqiltal thla morning for ob- “Quiet Hours” 9,713 By Lutherans Corps volunteers drove nearly MNSnF--■-w- - VHVlfmo■» - —■ -w- * mHB— -w m iiiL f *AYixU&i# - itf*' tfta aarvatioo. 8,000 miles last year. Ita 21 Alember o f tto Aodit Alfred M. Ouatafeon. m rfM n i. drivers gave over 800 houra of M im eAM tar— id iU R ««^ At 7:99 «t tlM .^ volunteer service. Your' eon- Mid>Wedi Lenteu S a l­ CUy of VlOags CKarm tjnion Oudtafaon, of 28 Ham to Estate Near Middletown ■treat, Mancheater, la one of 104 trtbuUon to the 1948 Red O oea lees Arranged.at Email* PRICE FOUR C B N lf] Fund campaign will keep these (EIGHTEEN PAGES) man atudenta wlto a acholartic To Be Used as Domicile (Claaalfiad Adverttatog ea 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949 hvarage « 8S or higher for the f ^ meesengera o f mercy on the uel Lntliieim ^nrcli IFOL. LXVIII., NO. 185 term luat concluded. Ouatafaon la For Aged Folks road. h ineinber o f the aophomore rtaaa The first In a series o f mUkweek »t BL Lawrence Unlveralty, Can­ qiittu ■ NagotlaUona have been com­ Lenten Quiet will be held Iowa Street Scene ton, N. Y. pleted for the purchase of an­ the New England Conference con aiders itself fortunate for having this evedlng at the Emanuel House in Hot Debate tlw »rtt«i-A*•” . time during the ^onth of May. Confess Robbery dM itaf^oarton Club wUl to held bera plan to fold bandages for the part, through Its agency, the Lu­ Paaalon story,- and an- antham by On Rent Control Bill; the Emanuel chblr. i l d M u uvaning Um - R o to to hospital. theran Social Service, Incorpo- it m a n tto Canter (ihurcb. rated. Pastor OlBoa w ill conduct the aegh MaRnjfton w ill ••*®*^J*y**r Our Lady of the. Most Holy The long list of appUcatlona for *ublic Hearing service and give the first of thS S f «n a a U o M ^ tto Oeamactlwt Rosary Mothara’ Circle will meet admission to the Worcester Home m esngea baaed on "Cbaraeters o f ,Of Express Train ^Swfrem Ita aourca to lU n »“^ at 8 o’clock tonight at the home for the Aged has Indicated for On Zone Change the nutoon of Our Lord.” of Mrs. Joseph Lucia, 74 Drive B, many years the need of Increased The service wlU be preceded by Extension Advocated! Mito gkhrard Klrkham *nd ner faollltles for Lutheran people de­ the plajring ot familiar hymna on oonmlttaa. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. siring the care which a Christian The Town Planning Commission the Carillon, beginning at seven One of Pair Shot and Henry Minor of 94 High street thla institution can give them In their will hold a public hsating at 8 Mlsa Dlaaa 'U OardfaMr o’clock. ' Bowie* Urge* Ceilli Thera will to n councD maeting morning at the Mancheater Me declining yesre. A t tto close of the service, the | Is Critically Wobnded Nens Tirfbils n. in the municipal building H r and Mrs. Elmer F. Gardiner of. the B to Lutheran church on mortal hoapltal. • The search for a suitable 1m s foUovring groups wlU meet: Just Before Capture Culled From (/P) Wires Be Exicndeil for Pert*1 iMgaar to cooalder further church tlon resulted in the finding of i March 24 on a proposal to change o f 9JRtdgewood Btreet, have an­ Emanuel choir for rehearsal, the Bond Issues Urged Improvement and PJf**>* The Women’s Auxiliary, of St. Uuve Georgian estate, 15 ysata zone designations in two places in nounced tto engagement o f their Dorcas Society, and the Adult | In Washington Pawn* 0(1 of 27 MontlifiEil old, with 82 acrea. Just west of daughter, Diane L., to Robert W. ■nia Pariah Houae wlU agaw to M ai^a Church will meet Friday town. Church Memberahip claaa. Negro housewife may be fore­ . gprni for tnapectlon thla evening evening at f o’clock In the OulW the city of Middletown. The resi­ Kriaiptf, son o f Mra. Wnuara shop; Arrests 15 Some Ho)i*e Repubi dence is replete with modem equip­ It has been proposed that all or Kststoff of 78 Birch man of Jury In New 'York con­ For Roads Program l3u r Lantan Service. room. The p>**t speaker wlU be Btreet ment and appointments and from part o f the Residence A A none on Hours After Holdup spiracy trial of tl top Communist ran* In*i*t on O nly: Mias Jeaime Low who will both sides o f Middle turnpike wMt Mlae Gardiner and Mr. Kristoff th e Ward Group of the 8 o ^ ita terraced setting looks out over both attended Manchester High on leaders ... House of Lords is told on her recent trip T*** from the Croes highway to -the The___ intandod srica ... tljat Communist spies and terror­ Day Extension; Si UethodlBt church w ill meet tonight the Connecticut river two miles School. ' Washington, March 10— Hill Suggests Cent In- hostea«>a wlU be; Mrs. Artour away. Formal gardens, orna­ interaecUon of Center, HlUlard llbtatta jrarn as adTcrtlscd ists are at work in Etogland . . . . Raiisin" (lain at 8 o'clock in tto ladlek^ parlor. Mr. Kristoff served three years atli .Assert* Millioi BuUer, Mrs. Thomas Brown. Mrs. mental planting and pools adjoin and W est Middle turnpike be y cfita r^ should hfivc been (/P)— Two youthful gunmen— Government doctor tells of soldier Gasoline with the ITSN. He waa on tto crease in The Frank iTManatold D et^ * William Brennan, and Mrs. Frank tto terraces. changed to a rural sons. pne of them clad in a rakish who survived t lesrit" '•600 bee Expeniled to Kill BUI] Also proposed la extonalon of carrier U8S Tlconderoga for two 46c. , truck ttot’s out of place tathtap^; IF. the ^ter’nH.tr^U^.^ Si42.* mant. Marine Corpa L a u to ^ Crocker. Morton BJorkquJst. execuUvs di stings after terrible, swarming at­ It Isn’t the the bualnesa zone on the east aide years. ED-BIAR KNITTING Root suit— confessed today to .. E..-, E„ E... ,~u,. f„m ».,.r H., ^ meat tonight at 8 o’clock in toe rector of the Board of Lutheran tack ... Emma Sherwood Conger to the town of Main atreet in the vicinity of No definite date haa been set NOOK the daring Martinsburg, W. Wa.sliington, March 1( Ih a r )— The Treasury should Recommend Control prepared for a legislative hearing, : Some House liepublicsns to , with toe bone in . . • bat' $3.00 successive day after slowdown tac­ I the Illness of toe mlnUter, Rev. hometown of both. posed any defensive alliance there will have to he a sharp cut I stand for only a 9()-day exten have at Plnehnrst the Swotd | tics of employe* force agency to have closer supervision over By Labor department Leland Hunt. Tto committee for Trade-In Allowance Both men were armed when that might appear "aggres­ in road projects planned for the Rep. Olarenre Brown (R-Ohio| wo a*o faaturtag this w w * •. • embargo ahipmenta to New York- government lending, the religionia education wUl meet at J^'ashlngton police trapped them sive to Russia.” The meeting, next two years. said; Is .ABSOLCTBLY. CENT™ , For Your Old Just In! Beautiful fresh cotton dresses and Miami apun New Jersey area ... First "Court CUT . . . boneloM slices lt’4 | the pareonage at 8 o’clock Instead hi the pawnshop. acting on a statement framed Hoover commission .said to­ Washington. March 10 — >!F)— The department has prepared a "W e had belter lake a 90- rayons. Plaid, lipper back, aide pockets, back fullness, of Special Sessions" held in Buf­ priced right and we know It of at the church aa planned. • Toaster ’The arrests came barely 16 by a special committee, aaid day. It also told Congress the Hoover commission plans to rec­ $6.s,000,0t)0 construction program extension to see i. this llttl# falo in more than decade convenes I win please your family. checks, aun back with jacket. Iridescent chambray, tail­ hours after the holdup which halt- It oonld not pass on the pro­ ommend to Congress that the se­ for the biennium. To cut it down pression we are in might deve The Anderaon-Shea AuxUlary, • Iron to try man charged with advertis­ department could operate mi the Baltimore and Ohio’s west­ posed Atlantic poet because lective service be moved into the to fit existing rcvenuc.s would into a full-fledged depression.” V.F.W’., No'. 2046. win have a ored with flared skirts, contrasting belts. Spun rayons ing lottery in connection with more efficiently and economi­ • Waffle Iron bound passenger train, the Am- It »■*** not seen the text or Labor department, it was leariied ' mean postponement of some major 1 P,epresentative Ssbath (D -I i AT PINEHURST ' Monte Carlo whist thla evanlng at hassadore, near Martinsburg. “ Pyrantid club.” | with white embroidery trim. Sizes 10 to 20,14'A i® 22* »• bad time to study iU results. cally if freed from “ political today. . projects "for as much a-s six or I opened the House debate. He 1 the VJ'.W. dubrooma, Manchester Flier William P. Odom plans appointments," particularly those Persons familiar with the reor- seven yeai's," Hill said, O eoe In nafi ectoet a new np- Paaaengers Terrorized he is informed that lobbyists I Green, for the benefit of the h o s ­ toA ate npplianoe. Fny ea The two bandits terrorized more two-week-long, nation-wide flying Cleveland, March 10— t.JP) — A o f Internal revenue and customs ganizallon plana said privately xhe commissioner told the Gen- tel fund. Mrs. Jane Kecles, hoapl­ Take Elevator To Second Floor Style Shop spent $3.000,'100 for "props SWORD w e^y terms. Eian 100 passengers on the train tour to benefit Ameiicaa Red committee of a conference repre­ collectors. that the commission also will pro- j g^al Assembly's Finance commit- tal cbairlady, will to In ohaige of in the interest of a few thou Olid escaped with more than $1000 Cross . . . President Vincent Au- The government reorganization j pose that the TTnltcd States Em- tee that his suggestion that road the committee. PU ylng wUi to- riol says Atlantic alliance Is pure­ senting 36,000.000 ProtestanU landlords, in an effort to kill after shooting s chef. group headed by former President plojTnent service be restored to building be financed m part by , gm at B o’clock. There win to ly defensive step necessary to pro­ worked today on a statement ask­ rent conlrols." FISH lb. 65c Police said they found 8240 Herbert Hoover split 8 to 4 in I labor. bond Issues “does not represent j prises and lefreahments. tect Francs against aggression.;. I f these and other reoommenda- Smith riles Statenoeat Oysters, Fresh Haddock On Ramsdell—an ex-Marlne—and ing the U. 8. Senate to detoy ac­ reedmmending direct Treasury ! an effort to find an easy way o’Jt ; "Enter at your own risk" signs tion on the Atlantic pact until "supervision’’ over two mulO-bll- tions are not changed and Con­of our financial problem." | Representative 8mlUt (R'‘'Ohto)| Tha R a iy Cushman group o t about 8700 in small bills on Ash­ , FUkts, Sliced Cod and hang in bualnesa establishments on Americana can. consider lU ImpU- liop dollar agenci*#: Hi* Recon­ gress approves them, the now- “ It represents ratlier.” he con-j a member of the Banking conu 1 the Soeond Congregational church ton. Smoked FiBet of Haddock Balt Lake City's wsst side as cattons. struction Finance Corporation, feeble Labor department would re- tended, ” a conclusion reached aft­ tee that brought the bill into' has made plana for a public donr^ Furniture nad AppOaneea Police Ueut. John E. Winters •Be also fish Hems much search continues for niMlregrniiad The work followed a sharp chiefly a tender to U. S. business I gain much prestige. In , any war er a very considerable study of i House, filed a statement saytoffi onstratlon o f plaaUc ware at toe TIS MSfai Street reported the pair confessed. Win­ seepage o f gaaoltoe. break to a sectional meeting yes­ concerns and the Export-Import emergency. It would have the key "Every extension of rent co in favor. Get them at Pine- chtmih on Thursday, March 17, at various means of financing the 8885 ters said the bullet that felled Federal court Jury passes 24- terday over endorsing the pact. bank, chiefly a lender to foreign I responsibility for meeting military After the seven-hoar Senate fasten* the evil more see 8 o’clock. Refreshments wiU be program.” hwnt Meat Department tlamsdeU waa fired by Officer EH- hour mark with no sign of verdict The specially formed committee governments. 1 draft calls as well as recruiting speech he said w m no fllibuiter, j nation and entrenc served by the group after the dem­ Mould Make Program Poaalhle Thoraday or Friday. Irood Lomax. in "A xis Sally’’ treason case . . . was asked to phrase a statement "The President,” said the mi and placing civilians in essential Senator Hsri?’ P- Cain (K., | firmly the forces of aocii onstration. Francis Cardinal Spellman says he The bond financing method, he RamsdeU and his partner* were with these Idess: Jority report, "cannot give industry. 44 •»•••)> reXtx his aching feet. He ■ people ever clooer hopes a cemetery strike that has said, would make po.ssible a $16.3,- lour.d In the pawnshop by officers (1) The group cannot endorse time necessary for their super­ Former President Herbert Indicated be wa« ready to « p e ^ slavery which socialism has Rath’s Fteah left more than 1.000 bodies un­ 000,000 road construction pro­ 10 hour* more at a future date •». imposed and Is to proces# aearohing the area on a tip that or oppose the pact because it has vision. Practically, they are ac­ Hoover, chairman of the commis­ tv.-o young men resembling the buried may “ soon be settled" . . . countable to nobody. . . . The gram in the next six years. Dur- his one-man campaign against ^ . r ■ . Liverwurst, Lb. . 49c not aeen the pact text and needs sion. reportedly agreed with a mS' imposing upon the inhabitants train robbers had got o ff a bus House committee begins considera­ Treasury should again be made the jority of his 11 colleagues that | ing that time $142,000,000 in the nomination of .Mon Wall- time to consider it. I the old world.” Fiaahly Sneed See HALEYS from the train robbery area. tion of bill to put 1^ label on all real fiscal center of the govern­ the I.jibor department should be bontls would be sold, with the re; gren, former Demo.-ratic gover­ mail from Communist front or­ (2) The Senate should delay ac­ Representative Patman (D-T«ff1 The two men. police said, were ment.” rebuilt. It was stripped almost to i maining money coming from* rev- nor of Washington, aa chairman another Banking membei^ I B ologna o r ganizations-. . . Navy spokesman tion until the American people of the National Security Rr- talking about purchase of a suit­ tVhile there waa dissension on a skeleton by the Republican 80th' enues from the one cent fuel tax ed: " I f we don’t have rent coni tells Congress that President Tru­ adtirceo hoard. (XE.A telephoto) Veal Loaf, L b .. .. 49c J case In the S. and W. Pawnbrok­ that point, the commission railed Congress. ■ increase. 'The bonds would be re- for the next 15 months, rents man’s proposal to tax all militar>’ (Continued on Page Four) unanimously for "thorough” re- ers exchange when Lomax and There reportedly was at least , tired in the .30 years from 19,'16 'rise from .50 to 500 per cent.” pay would cost more than It would organization of Jhe Treasury to rid I Qjjp dissent to the proposed shift | through 19 Array Of Fabrics 1985. Bowles oxgiied to the bring In. it of politics, "obsolete organlra- i Selective Service, but it was Comml.«.‘ For the wcHt end we of­ (Coattoued on Page Four) .•sioi’.er Hill suggested that controls must be extoidadl ' fer foacy tender f W l for I Senator Tobey (R.-N.H.) sug­ tion and method.*” and irrelevant _notq, fn-dfiled uyby the RenublieanRepublican elderolder that the ccommittee substitute his Jury Iiulirls ' gests that “President Truman can Tornadoes Hit I functions. "remove the gnawing'fear «rf Fricaaook BroDen, Fryefs statesman. bond lasue plan, coupled with the i tion that hangs over mllUona get hia extra billions of tax dol­ “ One of Chief Handicaps" Should Coordinate Problems gas tax increase, for three bill* •ad somII Roastan will be | lars" by cracking down on "Considerable savings can be Girl and Red .\merican families.” For Spring Sewing The shift of selective service which were to be considered Seven-Point Pragrmm sH tana fresh froai Blaad-, "pseudo-charitable trusts.’’ ---- 6 Dixie States accomplished by the reorganiza­ apparently won the commission’s at the hearing. Two ot them pro- A The former OPA chief u; Poultry Table Lamps $7.98 Government agency tells would-be tion of the Treasury’s field serv­ support on the ground that prob­ rided ofilv for the one cent tax . . . F la s h e s ! radio actors and , singers their ices and the elimination of politi­ lems of military manpower -should ' bpost. and the third for a high- Retliril« F OUr-CoilIll Es- fl Pat Roosts Slid I Beautiful Washable New Patterns chances for steady work are dim cal appointments among them,” point program which also calls l Large pottery base and beautiful parcliment shade. In­ Late Winter Storms be coordinated with problems of wav bond issue limited to $30,- I Stasko an froai AA govern- (lAto BoULMna ol th» Wire) ...Russia’s two-house Parliament, the group said. It added that such the cirilian labor supply. 000.000. I p i o n a ^ e Indirlinent triple damage- for rent ov 36” Simpsofn dividually styled. Completely hand made. A real value And Flood* Leave appointments are "one of the chief charges and criminal penaltlas , mini gradod Wcoterp^beef. 39” Printed ' convened for what may be reveal­ Opposition L* expected from He proposed that bond flnanc-, York Today ing session, vote to consider Soviet handicaps to effective organiza­ some industry spokesmen, who At New' t Psr 4ao tacot Hams • • at this price. Damage; Three Killed tion.” and "are regarded by some (Oaatlnued on Page rwsr^ adk for BMtnffO/nsdy to| Fire Bum* L'aoontroUed Union's budget for 1949 In Joint might prefer that the problem of | (CoaUaned on Page Four) Housewares—Basement LjJievlUe March 10 — i/F)— A session \ ■^r ------as sinecures." New York. March 10-^ P —A j To get politics out. the commis­ draft deferments in defense indua-, I sot (fidly cookm) Haau. flr » which broke out this afternoon ^By The Aasociated' Pres* Federal grand jury today ret'jrned Rayon Crepe Seeress sion said, all Treasury otBcials be­ tries be handled by .some other Rod Rina Tomatoes box 25c | to the garage ot the latkelaad Late winter storms and floods agency. There it a possibility also: a four-count e.*pior.age Indict- , motors was burning uncontrolled left damaging blows over southern low assistant secretarx’ "should Dutch Won’t preferably be appointed from the of objections from the armed' Gunfire Blast ment against .Tudith Coplon, De- | GraeiiPte^ * Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales nearly an hour after it was first and dentral aUtes today. To Give Danes career aerx’lce without Senate con­ forces, which have enjoyed close Pappera . ,-s .2 Iba. 2Se | Seersucker reported. Two buses and several A t least three person* were kill­ relationship with the selective ' parlmer.l of .I.i.*ti/.e analyst, and j cars were reported destroyed. The firmation.” Obey Ordei cS Im CaUf. C rW ed, some 40 others injured and hun­ The commission’s biggest split service in its independent status. Takes 3 Lives ; Valentin A. Gubi’.chev, Russian | ...Ig, bun. 10e| fire apparently started to the Treaty Facts dreds atill homeless from the bat­ came on a recommendation that The commission is stepping clear j engineer employed by the L nited ! paint shop of the garage and tering by weather’s elemenU. Pro­ Good looking pattema Ih soft paatel grounds. the Federal Deposit Insurance of one reorganiznlion battle. This ’ NalionA. Farmer Brown's spread rapidly. Flrearen from — 'i perty damage waa widespread. de- Spokesman Says Cot ...... bag 28c I •at Grey, aqua, roae and copen. Tin J W H A L ^ C O Ilk Corporation be put uhder Treasury fight is over whether the two -Mother 3,000 Alilea One count said M .v* l7oplon ijUcevlIle, isbaron and MUIerton, Foreign’ Minister to Re­ Tornadoes which rippted through supervision to "insure the contin­ labor-management ’umpire'’ agen- livered to Gubitchev information F i n d * I t 7 9 c ^ M a r c h i S T i f l C o m m * N. Y „ are fighting the flaoses and inds It ‘Impoi Pascal Celery six southern state# killed one uation” of cooperation in bank ex­ Ices—the Federal Mediation sen- Away Listens to Her relating to the national defense. r i l l d S I I i m p |/r double bun. 29e | Smart stripes for children’s and women’s trying ,to save nearby bouses. ceive First H ^id ' In school girl and Injured 40 persons. amination work. icc and National Labor relations i to wit. (iocumen;*. writings and The worst blinding snow storm Daughter Ask Mercy hie’ to Comply Not Farmer Brown’s lY K A T C W N O wear. New large pattern* also for housecoats. formation on .Alliance Five member* dissented, saying board— should be lianded over to I notes fontaining Intelligence re- 18 Colors in 36” House Demands Figures of the winter season struck the that the FDIC, supported by bank the Labor department for "house­ 'i polls reintjng to e.iplonage and Ctdery...... Ig. ban. 33c | N A N N im SraiNO OKIOINALS SU te Capitol, Hartford. March Lake Success, March 10 Missouri Ozark.s yesterday. Traf­ assessments rather than tax mon­ keeping” purposes. New York. March 10- .Pi-Two' 10 —)— Tto Bepabllcan controll­ WaKhington, March 10 — (/Pi — fic waa snarled on all roads and An official Dutch spokesman TA O O B ) AT ey. should be left just as Independ­ That White House proposal, the men and a wompn died in a blast | (Conllnned nn Page Four) ed House demanded today that Danish Foreign Minister Gustav there were acores of accidents. At ent as the Federal Reserve board dared flatly today hla count IV Governor Bowles provide figures of gunfire last night while a finds it "iniposilble” to comp PINEHURST HARO-TO-UUIVi ntICIS.... Indian Head The New Way to Buy Your * • Rasmussen traveled here today least two persons were killed. Is. ' j (( nnllnurd on l*uge l » » ) "forthwith” to support hi* for first hand information on the High waters plagued areas In All 12 members agreed that the mother 3.000 miles away listened with United Nation* Se Council orders to restore Ind PET FOODS Baba Bad Toddkn ...A n oteradiog ia two link podcra Bte that a state income tax would North Atlantic security treaty. Nebraska, Montana and Iowa. But Narcotics bureau, which fights the ; by telephone to her daughter’s dy­ Deep Speiuliiig Qiildren's Dresses! yield 827JH)0JM)0 annunlly. A res- 'The answers he gets will help his a cold snap checked, at least tem­ Treasury Balance aian republican leader* to fraaPoea drapM OT«r ito M odot broadcloth illicit drug traffic, should be sh ift-; ing screams for mercy. oluUon calling for tto ngmes, government decide whether to sign porarily. the flow of flood waters. ed from the Treasury to the Jus-. Police said Emory Holt. 32. ap­ ef. , We have S, 10, 25 and 50 I to Slat) ’Toddkr imaginahkl Aod tb« btm it ftcad Washington, March 10—i/Pi^ E-Z-Maid Ready Cut adopted by an overwhelming voice up. Many, however, remained home­ tlce department, and that the parently suspi-ious of a love tri­ Cuts Pledged ! The apokesnian,' J. H. Van lb. bags, G^nas MeaL Doga with tto MOM ctocktd ginghaia m tto 7 9 ® y*- ■ vote, produced long, heated debate He Is expected to couer with The position of the Treasury , en. Dutch U.N. rcpreaenUtlv#. f less. Treasury should give • up Its role angle, called his wife’s mother In “jost love” Ptnehurat during which one Republican Secretary of State Acneaon and he would Btato this view to an bodket Swwt at tptui togar it Babt’t « Sanforised, permanent finish, guaranteed fast Snow and rain fell over many as chief supply buyer tor the gov- 1 sp ^ e r charged that represeata. other American officials In the ^^Net* budget receipts. $221,958.- ‘ I dress to the Security Council ' (froMn) Ground HambutR, $3-98 "ertp* galoK” frock, daintily laca-trimtiMd color. Ehrery shade Imaginable. 18 colors In areas In the south, midwest and ernment. ,'m , j I am sorry fer what I am going lives who had tried to obtain the course o f a brief visit. A fter this 855.11: budget expenditures, $163.-1 Anxious to Avoid Tax ‘ afternoon (3 p. m.. e. a. t.) with it’a liberal ration of loppd with twopttky tada bowt. thla wonderful fabric for dretaes, children’* plains sUtes Temperatures drop­ The commission’s greatest dllB- to do.” ASAPveniiwM Children’s Information previously had been '/liplomatic authorities believe, 688,513.18; cash balance. $4,148,- "W e believe.” he aald to • I tasty beef heart and other 0000 HOUUUUINO Both Naaomtt bcaiitia will wtat tad wear, draperies, -bedspreads, table cloths, slip ped to below zero in parts of Mon­ With the telephone circuit atill Boost House Members teniew, "that If the republk given •nhe run-around.” Denmark will formally align itself tana, the Dakotas, Minnesota and (ConUan#* ea Pag* Two) 115,541.90. SMsts . . . s good boy, too, waih M w«U at they looki covers, etc. KEY-TAINEP.* * • • • with' the Atlantic pact powers. open, police aaid. he shot his at­ went back, they would in Mlchigaa. Pembina.'N. D., report­ Will Trim Estimate* Memherabip Important tractive, brunette w’ife,-Norma. 34, ly avail themselves of th# I at 2 lbs. 39c. Price Tag “ Misleading” ed a low o f 10 and the mercury Dresses t '■ Danish memberahip In the ntll- and David Whittaker, S2. an exe­ tunitv to atart subveraiv# ae Washington* Mnw* *• — dipped to -8 at Miles City, Mont. The HUte departoirnt aahl today *ance Is considered highly Impor­ cutive in the firm where she work-1 \Va.«ihington. March 10 — «P) - and intenalfy the guerrilla For Lenten Sidads Pinc- Nannette Dresses $3-98 tant. This h BO not only because Below freezing weather extended Would-Be Adopters Have ed, then killed himself. I H ous/' members anxious to avoid fare.” It would be “ misleadtog” to put a from the Oklahoma-Texai pan­ hurfit^i^fers No. 2Vk sizel Just Arrived! price tog on the projected North of Denmark’s location to western Make* Call to Police j a tax boost and still keep the gov- Uanis ladepeodeat la 9 Months To Size 3 AtlaBllc.^8efenso treaty. The de- Europe, but alao . because that handle across most of the central It waa a call from the panic-^m m ent out of the red He aaid his country, wants large ea«v« states and northwestward to east­ I SHcod Pineapple...... 39c I S 4 ” H U U ken $1.98 pnrtmdht said the treaty will be country holds the Island of Green­ Entire Family in Tow Now m»ke #11 Indonesia Ind Indepeadent df a proposed mulU- land with It* strategic bases ern Washington. but doe# not w’*nt " r s . p..sr.o to mean the upset and i Cottage Cheese ...... 26c| Sixes 2, 4, 8, 8. Three styles to several colors. mllUoa 17. S. program to rearm guarding North Atlantic sea and A heavy band of snow fell from Plain and Plaid westora Europe. This to so, tto air routes. Springfield, Mo., northeastward td .^loia ner reimuvea had not it ha* meant for Burma. Garden $alad (cottage Swe^t Shirts $1.49 Each package includes material ready cut, Seethespecialpedietditt | departmeat added, even though The status of these bases un­ St. Louto and there were fairly Mr. and Mra. Metro Harvey, who T reached the United States. Asian country haa b««n pL in London Terrace, a huge apart- trimmed from almost constant civil wa cfaocse with vegc) . . . ,29c I thmad, buttoma, factoga and trimmings. holds 'year driver's Uesosel The na* the pact will “ Imply” that this der the projected Atlantic treaty heavy falls in parts of aouthem "waaited to adopt some children,” days later she received word the may be one of the 'matters which Illtooto and to Indiana. Light ment house. president's budget. quit the British Cream Choaoo 19e and 43c | broken steel loop*, faeW in ee keys couatry will Join other Atlaatlc have as enUrs family to 4ow to­ exi>ected nephew and his family W oolens We present this ready-cut dress to you with alllaace inemtors la • mutual aid brings Rasmussen here. snow fell today to parts of the Da­ had be#n sent to DixonvUle. Mrs. Thoma* left Holly’wood b y , sla.hea to Offtog year ago. > And a Taaa for every $ 1 .1 9 tto knowledga that you win find to it tto re­ cmiMt toaie off. The automatie day. plane for New York shortly a fte r- c iia irm ^ Cannon (D-Moi o f Van ______Royen toalstad thar# ' I Roalta ...... • 38c I Handi Pants 'program. The United 8tates still ha* to kotas, Wyoming and Nebraska and The "adopted'-’ fam ily consixta of Finds Bobija laitead sult o f the combined efforts o t tto vary bs«t latch that #^s*M any key and • • • ^ Greenland air stations established there was rato or snow to areas of Waayl BabiJ, 30; wife, Jalyaeweta, Mrs. Artymovlch hurried back the shooting. , House Appropriation* commit-! basis for report# from Tn# deaigiwrs, profssaional cutters and planners. Neighbor# at her Hollywood one of those who aaid , that the Dutch w w a h ^ naked WUU Tuna ...41c For Boys iasuatlyl See Buxton* key casM ia Defense Budget Bigger during the tost war. Negotiations California, Oregon and Nevada. 25, and Ibeir nine-montb-old son. Thaae garments are cut u oniy tto very best The>toTpadic winds swept from I Solod Chunks of Tana ^ a. variety o f stylte sad leathers. Moscow, I^ rc h 10— — Bu*- regarding their final disposition Bohdan, all brought to the United The^ Babils said they would home aaid ahe told them she had j sUishe* arc in itore for big j mlt «xU#d republican $ X y . ready made dresses are cu t Simple Instruc­ Dertdder, to southwest Louisiana, (Ako Lace THmmed For Girls) * 9 8 4 73^ to plus tax. > sto’s two-boose Paritomeat. eon- have been going on with the Danish States aa dlaplaced peraona'from "rother die toan r“ urn to Ger- ^ pleaded with Holt not to carry ou t' bni. in the offing. , ^ ^ | return to thrir The famous Bambk Bee tions fo r aewlng. wUI give you a finished dress veaed to Joint session, was told to­ government for almost two years. through JdUatoaippL Arkansas. f hla threat*, but be replied. '•It’s It a w iuie Cannon declined to make Joffjsksrta, central Jaw ^ s,f. V. s. Pu. ec. the American zone of Germany. tosny.” Bidd ba had talksd last a| I a l wUtSLPVro Aftneora at | Smart plaids in the newest colorings with comparahk to the bast professlonaUy made day Ruasta’s defense budget for ' Anxious To Retain Bases Tennessee, and then struck at (Jo- The Harvey* learned Uie Babija’ too late. Mama.” , any p i^ c tio n about taxes. Rep- dress at only a fraction o t the coat. The American government dias lumbua, Ga., and nearby Phenlx SUffht Mlstak* Pollde said Mrs. Thomas heard .i^acntatlve Taber (R-NYi. top Dutch rerolgn MtolrtW ~ aovoral others. matoblng' plains. AAweised in IJ/t and TLr Smkirdny Emning Par 1949 WlU to 18.880,000,880 rubles The Bablje and the Harveys got pHgtat and took them under their been anxious to retain the bases City, Ala. A t Terry. Miss., part her daughter crying and pleading' minority member o f the commit­ ker by transatlantic ^ Cotton Slips 6 9 c - $1.98 —about $15,008,008,000. It to I t tdffether througk a alight oUatake. wing. The father waa promised a which military strategists consider of a five-room school waa demol- with Holt for mercy, then screams tee, said future appropriations confirmod per cent of the total estimated Mrs. John Artymovlch of Dlx- Job as a highway laborer and a budget for 1848. H w defense ’•saenttal to the defense of the tohad and one pupil killed and 23 and a series of shots. SQence fol­ cuts should make It unneooomry stand Is n o tra ta fM onville. Pa., arraiiffed passage of tvro-room bungalow for hia wife Baby Shop~3ta1n Floor, Rear bodget fo rl8 4 8 was 88.00I.8W.888 wsstom hsrotophere. Under the otheto hurt. Heavy rains accom Ig raise taxes to avoid a deficit. The lUpubHcd^',— a v t GrooR Stfifiipo THE DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. ber nephew’s fam ily from the and son. a lowed. tnihlia. PrtoM Nlatoter Stolln and new strategy of Joint North Amer­ panted th# high winds to many Body round #o Conch And Republican Leader ican-western European defense the Brittoh aone o f Germany. Mrs. Meanwhile. Mra. Artymovlch o f Massochuaetta, also predtetsd Dutch----- (R w r W|1Ii U s top-roaktog mlatotera beard said ahe had received word! her Mrs. Holt’s body waa found on the figures, read by tto fiaasto bases gain ’additional importance Rain fen tqday over moat o f Artymovleh was notified Mffrch 1 Mm J W H U U M COM that her relatives bad arrived. nephew would arrive In'the $/• S- 1 'Cuh Sales mlatoter after the erbnea o f eheera .(ConttaaU an Pago Two^ (Caottnood so ttogi TIm J W H ^ ^ com M A H C N f m n l € o m m * fa r tha Bovlel toader tadeC (Coattoued on jTaga Twol/ .(Ceettoeefi ee Peee Twe) She weqt to New York aiiff was next month* M ANCKirrill COHM* Advertise in The Remld— It P uts • . . /

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