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A BOO, Kenneth Charles, waa Thy Holy Wounds X Flad”, eom- bom February 7, at Altoona, Pa. Jap Beetles Are Not Des4; poaad by Johann B. Koenig ITSS. 9,452 Second Sermon The aervlGe*wlU cloee, aa has Fuel Shortage A b o u t T o w n General hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Seen in East Center St. • at tas AnMt Kenneth Gam. Mrs. Gam waa the been customary, wtth aa evening •41 fonner Miss Jdarlanne Femuaon, hymn, the well-kaown “ Sun of My Is Seen Ended TtM Tiimmirli CUaa o f Um The Jap beetlea are back. O f the Series Soul, Thou Savior Daar, It la Not Ohureh of *tl>e Nawroao wni matt dMighter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Ihren before the grip of winter Manchestsr^A CUy of ViUego Charm EL ¥>rguson of IPS East Centsr Night If Thou ^ Near,” baaed oa thiB evening at 7:45 at the home has been thoroughly looaened, the well-known worda of the Goe^ street of Ura. John IfcAUiatar, M Wada- reports hav*e come In that six Rev. Paul G. Prokopy to pel o f Luke: "AhMe with ua, for Unless Prolonged Cold yOL. LXVH., NO. IIS •n Fags t6 > MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1948 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENIH worth atreet. A full attendance la live beetles who apparently it la toward evening, and the day WEDNESDAY u t ^ aa theie will be btialneM of The Manchester Ski Club will managed to keep oosy during Preach Tomorrow Eve* is far spent." Weather Sets In From Importance. The new alate o f offl- have an outing Sunday, February the cold weather, have been ning at Zion Church A cordial welcome to the mid­ Now OiT c e n v.'lU be in charge and com* 22, to Mount Wachuaett Prince­ seen on a forsythla bush on week Lenten aervices la extended MORNING SPECIALS mlttec.<< for the year will be ap­ ton, Mass., whore a two-tow en­ East Center street to frienda of the community, es­ Urges Sales Tax Repeal Chileans Plan pointed. ables the novice and Intermediate The aecond o f a aeriea o f seven pecially to thoae who have no With the coming of warmer skier to enjoy the open slope for 'The score for the year ao far f DeValera Loses goes Bomethlng like this: snow, Lenten devotional services at Zion church home. weather this week, local fuel con- Truman Asks Solons The eecond meeting In Center trail skiing. FaclMties include a ice, cold. thaw, water and bugs. E v a ngellcal Lutheran Church, sarvaUon officials fsal that the Military Base church Lenten aeriea will take warming house but no refresh­ town has safely weathered the One Group of place Thuraday evening at eight ments. Those making the trip Cooper and High streets, will be Shdktage that for a while caused o’clock In the Federation room. should take Connecticut Routo 15, conducted tomorrow evening at deep concern here. If there la no Tha Waahlngton Parent-Teacher Capital Raise V Job as Premier; In Antarctic Rev. Craig G. Whltaltt. minister IT. S. 20, via Mass. 31 to Princeton. 7:30. Following the general theme, proloiM**! coM weather from now at large In this state, will speak The tow is three miles on the right Assoication directs attention to on. It was said today that Man­ For Aid for Chinese; the fact that its meeting tonight "Our S uf f e ring and Saving DRESSES on the subject "Churches in Ser% - side of the road going up Mount Is Subscrilied chester will have no fuel ahort- Ice at Home." The program will In­ Wachusett from I^nceton. Furth- will take place at thy West Side Savior", the local paator, Paul G. ages. President Acts After In­ Recreation Center. This neweat of Values to 9.96 clude special music worship and ' er information may be had by tele- Prokopy, will preach on the sub-J There have been no calls for Costello Chosen I phoning Gene Andreini, 9.’> .Middle the local Parent-Teacher aaaocla- voking Western Hemi­ fellowship. All In the community .. j j . w ij I. _ theme "Abused”, baaed on Luke I emergency oil delivery for many Interested are cordially invited to I Turnpike West. Uons decided to hold ita meetings ^ I Demand for Additional on the third Tuesday evening of , “ .03-05. 'The remaining sub- days, and all dealani appear able sphere* Pact to Bol­ Seeks $570,000,000 attend. Miss Mary Alice Andrews of 2 the month while the three others i themea work up climactlcally and Stock Active at the Lo* now to supply their customers. s 3 * 0 0 AB8.U.MMI 16-Year Rule of Eire AH of the approximately 25 ster Nation’s Qaims I Wood Pond Road. West Hartford, meet the third Wednesdays. Par­ chronologically as follows: ';A c- cal Trust Company Broken by Five Votes; I will bo unable to instruct her after- ents are reminded that the Cedar rused” — STOurged” — "Thom- emergency delivery calla that News Tidbits were received during the cold spell I noon anil evening dancing dames street school's new rooms will be Crowned” — Crucified' "Dead" Santiago, Oiile. Feb. 18— (JTi— President in Special were prompUy fllled. according to Dublin Lawyer Sup­ CulM Froai (/P) Wirts Alice Cofran i Thuraday. nt the Masonic Temple, open for Inspection tonight from (Good Fridayi. 'The 1100,000 capital increase of Chile’s prealdeht moved to eatab- Doctors Vote Mcflaage Saya A id because of illness. 7:30 to 8:00, preceding the bus­ The service tomorrow evening ' the Manchester T nut company Chairman Albert Bahrend of the One Group of ported by Five Oppo­ Ush a military base in disputed iness mertinr. emergency fuel committee. Readings Daily will be preceded by violet flood-: was fully subscribed for today, New York poUticoa aee WaUaee Antarctic territory today after In­ Would Be ConditioBed A daughter, Judith, was bom ------' lighting o f the front o f the church ' sition Parties Today; the closing day for exerdsing pur­ Vletery ta Bronx leading to Demo­ voking the western hemisphere de­ Against Free 169 Clinrch St. Hartford ! February 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ chase rights, it was stated by vice On China Taking Ade­ Mr*. William Turkington of 68 ' .I*® of fhr open Bible Vote Is 75 to 68 cratic Party reorgaalsatten aided fense pact to '.outer his nation’s Telephone 6-2024 ert iCiaing of New York City. Mr*. Phclp. Road who for a number of i President Russell B. Hathaway of I Eising was the fom ier Miss Alice DRESSES by Camee A. Fsrtey . . . Rep. quate M eafu rea to year* waa aaebrtant buyer at the ' i the bank. Demand for Um addl-, Martin of Iowa and Shafer ot Medical Care Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tlonal stock was acUve, Jt was Piano Tuning Dublin, Eire, Feb. 18— While Britain hinted an appeal former Rubinow atore. ia now Hf. > ***■**••*‘1 •'“ PHfylug »ya-I Michigan say stores of vital war Achieve Economic Sta> ! John B. Benson of Newmsn street. said, and while a substanUal part Values to 13.98 % 1 — Eamon de Valera was de­ to the United Nations and Aus­ filiated with Blair'a, and will be material extremely slim . . . Sey glad to welcome her frienda. i of the rights were exercised by $ 5 .0 0 feated by five votes today tralia weighed sending a warship bUity and Recovery; ! Manchester Grange will meet to- _ I CThiiat I Glory” and "All Glory,. aUeae astag Detroit ae nmla gate­ Whether Physicians W ill former holders of bank shares, THE PIANO SHOP *^for re-election as prime mini­ to tlia Falklando, Chilean Presi­ IK CO M E T A X I morrow evening In the Masonic I Laud, and Honor" by the famoua many new stockholders have been way to sneak into U. S. dent Gabriel Gonxalea Vidcia push­ Strike Against Author­ Situation Worae Near ' Temple. Included in the lecturer's Lakota Council, No. 81, Degree ■ St. Luke'a boy chorlatera, o f S t.! All Saks Final ster of Eire. His 16-year rule Oeoeral Metora plans to light (left) o f Stemfetd, president nf the Aaanctated RETURNS gained. 6 Pearl Street Tel. 4029 $ 5 . 0 0 ed farther south on his spectacular ! program will be an Illustrated of Pocahontas, will meet tomorrow Luke'a Church. Cal. They have ■ Rights found a ready market at of the republic broken, the NUtB claim that proposed pen­ Betallere of Osnaeettent, pfeaenis to State Senator Tlacent Otample- expedition to set up th* base on ity of Parliament to Washinston, ^eb. IS—- Tha help would w k m dent's action i.« a step toward acr\’ice act last year, will be de­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Me-1 The adult group for prospective The New York-born Iriab leader to waterfront . . . ' 1 Cbagrtas votad It and would o«a- buHdtag up Chile ss s south Psci- cided by the BMA'a representative Cartney of 117 Hollister street, a membership will meet after the muatered only tour votes outside Old, nearly Mind fox hound, ■fle power. ttaue until June 30. 1946—coogbly Wednesday 3:00 P. M. Garden student at New Hampshire Uni- iLe. nten service. This S m ^ g , Unexpect^ W a lla c e R aid assembly of 376 doctors March 17. one-year program. $1.00 and $2-00 those of his oWn Flanna Fell (tiol- found by State Police to be In­ "C!hile is beginning one o f the The poll, conducted by tha BMA And 8:00 P. M. veraity, Durham, _has made the course on the funda- dlers of Destiny) party. truder who broke in to Grove Triumph of Isacson in most decisive vialonary policies in Mr. Tiwaaa aaid th » dean's list for this ‘semester. Mias ■ trines is of general interest, and showed 25,840 doctors voted Restaurant I, Costello, 66, a Dublin lawyer, Beach cottage of Moshe Paranov its continental mission, facing the altuatiaa ta China now la gaMag I. Q.” Lenten Lecture McCartney graduated with the i will serve as a refresher to those The Bronx Amazing to W orry CaUSC against the law "ta its present worse ta ^ it o o t the aid tha U n ft^ •*y. waa nominated tor prime minister . . . Rocky HUI Veterans’ hospi­ Paclflc," C ^ a s said. form” and 4,084 approved IL 840 Main Street class of 1944 from Manchester who have long since had COnfir- P olitical O b servers __!_ He recalled that O’Hlggtas, the Btatoo has given Um Chnrek Parlor, of the Hlgh school. ' matlon Instruction. Hymns sung and waa supported by five oppo- tal hearing February 28 . . . Beef Of the physicians voting, 24,086 aition parties.' cattle now numbe)' lowest since : liero of diilean independence, ones tha past ------by the congregaUon for tomorrow $1.00 pledged to stay out of the service Ths Chtaasa SOUTH METHODIST The vote for CosteUo waa 75 to 1939 says Agriculture Depart­ Success in D e m o c r a tic I declared that “a glance at the map If a majority opposed the law. CHURCH St. Mary's Guild will meet evening’s Lenten service at Zion New York, Feb. 18— by Catherine Winkworth, F A B R IC GLOVES promotion manager for "New Proves Grim News Have Protested Aetlvlttea The flrat is that it forbids the deterloratiaff emoMiny.” GOIPS WORD?” Dail (ParUament) which waa ei- fee will be served. 'The hoetesaca I composed by Johann Crueger, Masaea" aa alien Oommuniat here lace-backed American Labor The British have proUated both buying and selling o f practices. Tha war.ln Cldaa to 4 button length sfip on styles. Black, brown, navy. Not ected earlier this month. Parlia­ illegally___ Csech and Jugoslav This brings large sums, eapeclally by At Lowest Prices will be Mrs. Irene Lord and Mrs. In a similar strain U “Jesus, party candidate in a special Waahtagton. Feb. 18—(J*/—Hen­ cniilean and Argentine acUvitiea GeneraUeMmo Chlaas Xat-SlMk*8 Puhfic Health all sizes in all colors. ment haa 147 membera. One mem­ diplomats confer on Oeimnn prob- to apeclalists and consultants W . Ralph Ward, Jr. Elsie Kilpatrick. Those who find it' Grant that Balm and Healing In Bronx congressional election ry A. Wallace’- successful raid on in the Antarctic vd^ have an­ NmUonllet fovenuneal aad Oero ARTHUR inconvenient to attend at 12, may ber of de Valera’s party was absent leuM___ Floods In Turkey bury 100 nounced they will aupport British whose work earns high fees. It muniata. handed Democratic party has been condemned t^ Health PabUe Cofdially Welcome! DRUG STORE come later for the business meet------— from todays session because XX iU- vlllagea... .Interior Mlntrier Jules a Democratic stronghold in New Gov. knies aifford of the Falk- So aid to CBianff would la eWaet tag, neas. Another, Frank Fahy, waa Moch says no sign of disorders ta leaders a severe jolt today. York made grim news for party lands ta these Issues. The Brit­ Minister Aneurin Bevan as the be another AnetfeaB nova to reelected apeaker and thus waa France ta neai future.... Draft Third pai'ty strategists, on leaden ta the Chipital today. ish insist the Falkland admUnis- same thing aa buying and seSing check CbrawunlaBi’a spraad. patients. Nurse— 5 9 ® p " ’’ dsprlved of a vote except in the plants to fit west Germany into re­ the other hand, were eUted. Wal­ Few of them were pretending to tratlon cover Orahamland, Green- CSMcktag Oenmoalros la oaa off XI Gamma Chapter o f Beta e The second thing they opposed event of a tie. covery program. lace himself, in Tampa, Fla., on laugh off the third party candidate \iich and other islands. The Brit­ the argtaiMnts asada tor aM amr Sigma Phi wlU meet this evening is the estsblishment of a baaic- '.(HVlNb VAN'HlSTtH. bOllON AMDOVIK COllJMBIA COVENTRY at the home o f Mra. Ermano A tlantic Naaslaated By Mulcahy New York police find Marj- War­ a speaking tour, declared: “This for presidont any more. ish have sent the 8,000-ton cruiser cotaff bo Oreeea and Toritey aad ner Fowler, 52, recluse for 20 To some Wallace has begun to atate-pald salary for doctors. The GaraveaU o f 52 Phelpa Road. Ooetello, a member of the Fine proves that the so-called third Nigeria Into the Antarctic to for tlM propoaad Burapaaa roaatv- years, dead under circumstances party can become the first party look like the difference between "show the flag." guaranteed salary of £300 ($1,200) ety program. Odd L ot Gael (United Irish) party, was winning and losing New York’s 47 a yaar, they say. is an "entering Range and Fuel ramlndtag o f CoUyer brothers* ta 1948.” The Chilean president landed at WaaM Help l>on*t Take diances Hiis Winter M r.'and Mrs. Ruaa«U Ibbotaon A lw ays at nominated by Gen. Richard Mul- demise___ Stock market very gn- electoral votes nsxt November. Greenwich Island yosterday. Ad- wedge” for a fully salarlad state Leo Isacson, the ALP nominee, Mr. T taaw a aaM and children of Woodbridge sti^t cahy> titular bead of the party. even today .... Dutch announce E\’cn those who discounted hts droastng ChUean trooM thara, ha medloal service. The BMA wonts Fine Gael has 81 members, the aec­ captured yesterday’s 24th dUtrict betplag CUaw- » right aaaauat aC SUNSHINE ara enjoying a vacaUon ta Cali­ cuts In Im ^rto from dollar araaa contest easily by rolling up more showtag'as a vote-puller ta yeater- declared that any attemptattei doctors to ha paid only on the fornia. OIL ond largest party ta the DaU. ^awto-at*Bto umiiber -of pertler Ba pot tt tala 1 M Ik ta kaap heaMh tovela Mght HANDBAGS .....btankbO eonstdeitaff Mand of votas than hU three .opponents day'a •powar 4o setae tai Your 4 Flanna FaU lost Ita margin fis "TIm Uaitod atiitaa baa leag rat* I vHamhi aad oaMuni content whtrb U. S. In Palesflne ca s e ... .Phoenix, combined. in the Bronx agreed on one thtag.^ claimed ny <%lle ta the Antarctic treated. The law proritlea this Values to |2.98HO eacn.each. specialSpecial Wednesday >veanee morning the Feb. 4 general election. Mul- Arix., woman tails down, goes The aituation calis for an all out will be considered an “ aggresaion kind o f payment ta additkm to the ognlasd the Inportaac# o t a pto- er maeaa. OathoUe Mothers Circles meet­ The victory, and especially its pcaea ta tha Pacific aad the an- ing this week are as foUowa: S t L. T. WOOD CO, ceby said the result of that elec­ boom Into baas drum while danc- sise, was anuiztag to political ob­ attempt to pull warring Demo­ against all the nations of the salary. Orihr SUNSHINE MUR today tion allowed the other parties “to cratic factions together, plus a su­ Americas. The third thing the doctors ob­ nia diamay of Jooopk BtaBa, peace ta th ePacifle aad the en­ Rita’s tonight at eight o’clock at Service ... servers a'ho had eyed the election made o f cast-off G l liOtMag tir e worM. The vast aiw and i the home uf Mra. John 28 51 BIm cO SL TeL 4496 Pins Tax say that they ate willing to form Trades Union meets in London closely for a hint as to Presidential preme effort to get out the party "The bad hablU of anUquatsd ject to is that a doctor dismissed an Intet^party government.’’ This, vote ta the prestaentlal election. Eurpoean imperialisms threaten from the state service cannot ap­ with pigs* feet tor latlen of China maka Union stnet; UtUe Flower of $ X * 2 d ea- to decide on stand for wage freez­ Candidate WaiUce's power to win portent factor ta worid aftotra." Jesus Mothers Circle tomorrow Mulcahy said, "Is the foreruimer ing order. . . . Capeiiart-for-Prea- Enough To Qlvr Democrats CbiHs with armed violence to seize these peal to the courts against his dis- found hanglag from a Seattto THE MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH votes ta this national campaign If the news from New York Wash., bridge. A note In the doaa- The DtaaMent’s program wodld evening at the home of Mra. A. K. o f a new spirit ta Eire.’’ Ident movement starts In Indiana. year. The Democratic candidate lands of ours from (Hiile and. mlaaal. The law provide! that a klanchuk, 107 Pine street, St. Immediately after the votes, . . .Oen. Hodge protests to So­ means that Wallace is going to get America,’’ Gonzalez Videla said ill doctor can be dismissed only by a my’e pocket, aiipied "X , Y, and ptovlde: NURSING ASSOaATION was expected to win handily, since a big piece of the Anteriesn Labor Jude Thaddeua also tomorrow eve­ Cbstello drove to the office of viets ta Korea on manhandling of an obvious reference to the west­ three-man body—a lawj'er, doctor, Z.” eald K eras "moot atUag aad 1. An approptlatton e f |810.000y> the 24th district has sent members partv vote it is enough to give any ning with Mrs. Donald Sheldon, 63 71 Haynes Street Telephone .3426 Praaldent Sean T. O’Kelly for con­ two U. S. officers. . . .Persia sets ern hemisphere pact approved ta and layman—acting on the recom­ proper" that the Gl elottilac ^ 000 tbnt Ottaa ooald draw aa (aa SAM of that party to Congress for good Democrat the chills. pat to this Huai good nse.” (NBA loana or gttta) and nro to boy freaa Summer street; Sacred Heart The CORK firmation of his selection as prims aside $10,000,000 for purchase of years. mendations of a local council made Mothers Circle 'Thursday evening In 1944 Franklin D. RooseveU (Coatiauw On Page Twelve) up largely of doctora The minister telephoto) other natians thfagn badly needed. A.VD minister. arms from U. S. . . . New York State Democratic lead- carried New York atate over (3ov. at 8:15 with Mra. John F. Fltx- MANCNISnd CONM* De Valera’s hopes were dashed of health can approve the tribu- How m w h wooM be tonan aad bnnr era were sharply interested, not Thomas E. Dewey by only 300.000- much glfta was not stated. gerald, 180 Highland atreet. last night when five National La- only In Wallace’s effectiveness but nal’a findings but cannot reverae TOM'S odd votes—with nearly 500,000 them. 3. Another |«0.000.000 tor "a \ b o r party deputies switched to the in the strength of the ALP, an Im­ ALP members voting for him. Servloe Station antl-De Valera coalition. Moreover Gives Up Hunt Hie bill provides free medical, Ruling Partner tow aelected tooonatruetlM pro­ li Friction Seen portant factor in politics in the What If most of these go to Wal­ to to be initiated prior to Jtoa 418 Stain St. Sean McBride, leader of CHann Na state for several years. dental and hospital services, medi­ BE SAFE . . . NOT SORRY! lace in 1948? cine and even false teeth for all 1949." Poblaehta (Republicana), support­ Democrats ta the Capital were PUBLIC Unions Drop Out Of ALP For 8 Missing Britons. Seen Aid Role Impeeto to bo INSURE TODAY WITH WE GIVE S. A H. ed Oostello. McBride said the On Palestine hard put to And much comfort in STENOGRAPHER election ‘‘clearly Indicated that the Several large labor unions Its costs will, be paid by the gov­ Mr. Truman aaM the JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. GREEN STAMPS dropped out o f the ALP last month the figures from the Bronx elec­ to be financed woold Include' oar- aktan Madam Ttnaa M f t a f Ruptured? people wished to end the virtual tion. ernment. Part of the funds for after it endorsed Wallace’s preai- paying for it will come from a por­ Eaton Wants United eala (vheat. rice), cottoo. p eti^ F. M. BRODERICK SAVE WHILE Serious Differences Re­ Admits Showing "Surprising" Snow, Rain and Rough if yairva beaa eonaMeriag tha hnylag af NEW (Ooattaued on Page Twelve) dentUl candidacy. In 1944, the tion of the social security deduc­ eum. fertiliaer. tobacco, pfMunn aMlnanal firm s af fawaraaea, ar at kicreaa Babtaow BMg. S4g Main S t AKBON .TRUSS FIT- Representative Klnvan of Ohio, States to Be Dominant YOU SPEND BINGO UNO by gradsatei ox* party provided more votes for Seas Prevent Midway tions from workers' pay Checks, ceuUcala, coni aad repair parts Bia yana preaaat paBdea to pravMe for ta- Baaai M Tel. $ -l«4 t ported Developing in chairman of the Democratic (^>n- porta. Daa*t tako Hiaaees President Roosevelt than his state­ the rest out of the treasury. In Recovery Program for exlatlng capital aqnlpnaaL laaTCaaad valnea, thaia la aa batter wide margin over Gov. Thomas E. gresslonal Champaign committee, Continuing Its Search The law does not force doctors "The quoattUea provided tor oa- wtth taMxparlaaeatl traas Commission Meetings admitted that the showing of Isac- tinia ta .Sa It thaa r i ^ t naw. Vliea, aed - ■tUng. Oar oxports glvs. Dewey in the battle fAr New to work under Ita provisions. They der this program are within tha imta aai erlam an iBerasahm ialty . . . aa< yaa amy ha tha York's 47 electoral votes. aon was “surprising.’’ Washington, Feb. 18— UP— Rep­ Umita of avallahle euppbro," tha t o n i g h t yoa privnta, ponS$aI^ Lake Success, Feb. 18 — (JP)— However, he said he wa» "aston­ Aboard the U. S. Aircraft Carrier may continue in private practice aaat rietha at drramitaaf e. This ageaey la eampMely agulpped ■arriea. If yoa bnva Isacson, a S8-year-old attorney Midway off Hyercs Roads, France, or, If they become doctors under resentative Eaton (R., N. J.) said preaident eald. “The ftnanclng cf. ta haaSto aay aad all of your lasaraaee problems aad all ws aak' Serious friction was reported to­ ished" by the "absolute disappear­ these eaaential commodity tasposta worn a traaa, yaa win Flashes! who will become the second ALP ance of the Republican party in Feb. 18 — — Search for eight the medical plan, they may oon- today he wants It known the Unit­ -la the appartaalty la prove IL Teiepheae 581# or drop lala ear day to be developing ta the United member of Congress, won 22,897 men missing from tha U. S. air­ tinu* also to have private fee-pay­ by tha United StataS would pwm tt tha Bahiaaa BatMtag. lafocBurtloa freely ^vaa aad aa AMERICAN LEGION HOME know what real eumfort (D u e BoUettas of the UP) Wire) the dlatrich*’ The G. O. P. nomi­ ed States la going to be “tha senior, a menna If yoa let aar ex- Nations Palestine commission. votes. Karl Propper, Democrat, craft carrier Midway waa aban­ ing patients. tha (%lncae goventmant to’davuM 1 ta hBy. Beaeemher, DIAMONDS- While U.N. offleiaU stressed the nee got only 4 per cent of the vote domingnt partner” ta the Euro­ Leonard Street perta ■! yoa wttk « aew got 12,878; Dean Alfance, Liberal yesterday against 19 two years doned today because of snow, rata, The law ia scheduled to take ef­ ita limited dollar reaourcaa to Ita fact that the commission’s two re­ party. 3,840, and Joseph de Nlgris, and rough seas. pean recovery program. most urgent oUmt seeds." nappra, baare With tappea ABBON MODBBN CItatfaa Olrea Traama ago. fect July 5. m u ss. ports to the Security CbuncU were Republican, 1.482. T h e men are believed to have Results of the ballot were dis- Eaton spoke cut about Europe The $60,000,000 wouM be used to INDIVIDUAL SEATS! DOOR PRIZES! Wasbingtoa, Feh. lg,-.<,fv- approved unanimoualj^ private Leo Isacson, the Wallace-backed as President Tnunan asked i n ­ Wallace campaigned strongly ALP candidate, received 56 per lost their lives when their shore-to- The Symbol of OM Stria Pferidsat Truman received a *Tm- sources indicated a growing con­ shlp launch was swamped 2,500 gress for $570,000,000 for aid to 23 Regular Games cent of the Vote. Kari Propper, (ConUnued on Page Twelve) (OeaUnaad a*. Paga Twelro) JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. rioBal ettattoa** today w h id said flict in the secret meetings. (Continued oa Page Ten) yards off shore Monday night. No Clilna. INSUBOaS—BEALTOaS he heida "m tan t principle to he ThU was reflected yesterday ta the Democratic nominee, got only Mr. Truman sent a special mes­ QUINN’S 30.9. The Liberal party made it bodies have been recoverd. In­ BCBINOW BUIUMNO TELEPHONE MM above aO other oeaslderattons.’* statementc by Dr. Karel Lislcky of structions were given to the sage to the -ieglalators. The China Love Extra Special Game! a four-way race. Opea THanaday Eveataga 7rie-t:e§ P. BL The award waa made by the Na- CUechoalovakia, conunUslon chair­ French Admiralty as to disposition aid asked would start whenever Favors Bonds PHARMACY ’ttooal Oeafereace of Cbrlsttaas man, and the Philippine represen­ Two years ago the Democratic Grain Prices Congress votes It.. It would con­ 24 Lose Lives candidate won out with 42.2 pCr of any found. Lat Ua Atraago The Ftamadag Oa Tear Next AatomobUe They are symbolic of man's finest aad Jews. tative, Senator Vicente J. Francis­ Duty Guard Readers Hoaora tinue until June 30, 1949. The emotions. A diamond refiects that PENNY BINGO REGULAR BINGO * • • co. cent and the ALP man received President said the economic situa­ F o r A id P lan s Squelehea Peace Feelen Reports Against Expressing Views only 27.2. Prayers for the men—one offi­ D ro p T oday tion in dilna is getting worse ta love in every brilliant 'facet. Let us 7:30 TO 8:15 ' STARTS AT 8:20 cer, six seamen end one Marine— WaablagtoB, Feb. lg.—<)F)—Sec­ LUlcky told a news conference 111 Rail W reck Fewer Ballots Cast spite of help given that nation ta I show you diamonds from our large then he did not feel the commission Both times, however, the ALP were said over the ship's loud­ the past. retary af State Marshall today speaker. A duty .ruard rendered selection. agoslohed reports that the Rua- should sxpress its views on the candidate received almost the Most Other Commodi­ WI at started Eaton about the George Suggests Spe* staM have besa potttag out "peace nsture of the international mili­ Station Master Jailed same number of votes. The differ­ honors. recovery program for 16 western tary force needed to carry out the ence this year waa that only 40,- The men were pert ot the big ties Follow Suit; Cot­ European nations waa testimony cial Issue to Finance teetan" la Berila for a acHlemeat carrier’s 3,500-nian complement. $ ^ Q . O O n j u l y p eg the "cold war" with the United partitioning of the Holy Land. On Charges of Invol­ 597 ballots were cast against 89,- bj an economist. Dr. Winfield Ricf- Women and Girls 000 In 1946. They were returning from a fare­ ton D ow n 32 Bale Recovei^ P r o g r a m B Staten. ManhaU was ashed at a Francisco did not attend the untary Manslaughter fler. Rieffler appeared at hear­ RED MEN'S conference held by the other four One high-placed Democrat in well party given at the small island ings before the House Foreign Af­ Mwa eeatareaea whether he had Washington, Feb. Secure your future and increase your earning received aay report from Amhaa- membera of the conunUslon. He New York. Feb. 18— Grata fairs ^committee, of which Eaton la (Conttnoed oa Page Tea) (COatlaued on Page Twelro) ator George (D-Ga) suggaatod to­ nadar Bohert Marphy about a Issued a statement later, however, tiile, France, Feb. 18—(J»)—Sta­ prices fell again today at Chicago chairman. by learning a skilled trade. Frame spinning at aaytag the force should be supplied tion Master ' Albert Dufour of Should Have Strong Voire day a epecial government bond to- a i n t m i S E The meettag Marphy waa supposed to and most other commodities fol­ sue to finance foreign aM piOr have had with a Soviet emissary by the five big powers. Thumeries waa Jailed today on The economist, said the U. S. the ALDON SPINNING MILLS, CORP., offers Francisco also said he wanted charges o t involuntary manslaugh­ lowed suit. should hav^ r strong voice in say­ grams. ia Berila a meath age. Marphy Wheat prices were aa much as He told the Senate that ipaeial y o u :— bra been la Washlagtoa aad the further efforts to be made to setUe ter ta connection with a train ing how much money is to be in­ Dewey’ Richman Co. Green Spots on Mars May 444 cents a bushel below yester- vested in industry. He eald this bonds might be lasued tar " wto nparto ware that ha had told the dUpute between the Jews and wreck last night which police said Arabs, although the commission’s te y ’a close. Corn and oata dropped I should be done without the U. S. ning the peace os we did tor Jewelers, Stationers, Silversmiths • ATTRACTIVE WAGES AND Mato departmeat efflelals of the cost at least 24 lives. special report on security Indicated lesser amounts but soybeans ran , being imperialistic or having com- ning the war." PRODUCTION BONUS tfagedly mystertoua aad poaslMy The accident, caused when a Prove Form of Plant Life BINGO this was hopeless. > passenger train collided with s contrary to the trend and pushed I plete control. George brought out this • STEADY EMPLOYMENT IN dgiuSeaat diplomatic doings In, Informed quarters said Francis­ ahead as much aa 2 'j cents. I Ehiton then made clear that the when Senator Bridges (R-NU) the flernma eopltaL freight train, occurred near Tbum- Featnring Something Different Every Tuesday PLEASANT AND CHEER- co hsd been unhappy for some eries, 15 miles from here. Just af­ An accumulation of selling or- I U. S. is going to be the "senior, asked the Senate to pledge tt wQl Oae Might Btay Be Deeisive time over the insistence Of other McDonald . Observatory, Fort which started in CKtober and dera pushed cotton down $'J a bale ' dominant partner” in th^ program vote no more than $S7J0(k0IMb9ii FUL SURROUNDINGS New Verk, FOh. 18— — The from yesterday's cloee at Stew known as the Marshall plan. He for government spending ia thg'to Evening. Playing Starts Promptly at 8 p. m. P£ft(£ URINOV C£CCrr air haating syriamt. Lot m mako a FREE Haating | for the passenger train to leave The discoverv made this weea at row and the market was quiet. located on the has line between Manchester and Rock* sT pick It aalees I eeuld see the The Trusteeship council \fas F o-: cocoa and hides followed the flag vessels." Survoy toMy. tare forcea deptoyed." called into aessi(>n for 11 a. m.

MAm;ius2m!;K e v i s n i n u h e k a l u . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n , W e d n e s d a y , f e b k c a k y i s . IIANCHE8TEB fcVICNlNO HERALD. MANCUBirrER. OONM, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1S4S

tost wash to attend a li nooln Baff the department must start br^ng ministration power to control to DUtan, said aba Mvor had ro- mm pricea tatoad him dlroctly. Sba said Mm Kentucky Solon «k«wiar to LoutovUta. again soon. It needs at least T o llan d Estate Asks SurvlirotB taeluds hto wife and' llOtfS... HIR 1ST Wheat Buying 70,000^000 more bushels by June On the other hand. Chairman AgainBacks Says $10,000 askad a frto«d, a mambtr of tha 80 to meet the government's min­ ope (R „ Kas.) eC the House Agri­ Assembly to Resume Mtoaourt Loadatoturo, to ask DUIoR Dies in Sleep a daughter, Mta. Daisy MEtoonfla. EEZTH’S HBM imum export g ^ of 480,000,000 culture committee, has said the de- ToUaad Dtotrlct of Paroat T^kch- Tax Riefund what ha could do about getting a who ara to Washington, and a son. Offers Puzzle bushels this crop year. President pa||ment should have bought Tax Program era Assoolatloa mat at HaB Mssao- T^aid Attorney parola for bar huaband. John M. Robalaa. Jr, LoutovUto BaihouiTllto, K y, Fabi 18.—(B) attornay. ______Truman wrould like to. ship 500,- wheat during the market break to rtol school in South WUUngtaa on Tbo thraa othars parolad orlth 000,000 bushels. halt the price dropa. Tax T a^ Tomorrow Oampa^a are Philip D*Andrea, —Rap. John M. Robslon. 75, kwg- SALE FEA' luoaday, Fobruary 17. Tha assot- Return of $369,180 la V j . , Anderaon Hunting An.- What is bothering Anderson is Anderson denied Taft’s claim. Public Expenditure Wife of Former Gang­ Paul (Tbo Waiter) lUoea. and ttoM RepuMlcan towmakor f^om Naw MIIWB Baaker Dlea He said ha wished the two Repub­ lag opoasd with a rapper at 9:80 Charles (Chany Nooa) Cloo, aU the poastbUlty that whatever be Council Reiteratca Fi­ Sou|^t in Snh FilefI, KentuckFa Ninth Congreaslonal •wer as to When to does will cause a holler. lican lawmakers would gat togeth­ p. m. of which a charge waa made. Legialaton Decide to Combined Choirs ster Testifies Before formerly aaaoctotod with the old Naw MUfUrd, Fab. IX -U n — Start Purchasing Usually, when the government er. nancing General Fund Ooveral from Tolland PTA with Againat GoFemment Limit Special Scaaion Congressionsl Gronp Capone gang. dtotrlct, died unexpectedly here Oaorge T. Boato, pcaaMent of tha HUNDREI^S buys, prices go up. When it drops The secretary's decision would I’oUand teachors were preaent. last night at tbe home of Naw Mttford Bavtogs bank and To Sing ^Messiah’’ onoa hand of tlw Goorga T. Boula out, they go down. have been an easy one if the wheat rTaaulent and first and aecund vice friend. Waahington, Fso. 1#—)—Sec­ market had kept falling the limit Bulletin! Ntw Havaa, Fab. 19—tin—Hw ToTaxktioii; ToaaOth- Chicago. Fsh. 18 — tiP) — Mrs. Grain coaipany, dtod last night at When prices go down, wheat preaidenu and traaaursra wars si' Youth Convicted ■ Robaion died In hto sleep at the retary of Affriculttire Andcraon U growers and other grain owners for several more days. BMrtfaefl. »staia-.(g>-.H w acted. estate of Mrs. Alice F. Cochran of er Meaanrea Aaide tha dlracUon of Emaat Chartotto Chmpagna, wife of a for­ Naw MUford hoaptUl after a short under horn# of CSreuit Court Clerk John iUncoa. SunrlTora tacluda hto wid­ himtlnf an anewer to thla grain complain. When they go up, That would have pushed prices Mr. and Mra. Emery Judson had Boston and New Haven to seeking F’*— onantot and choir direc­ mer Capons gangster, says ahe housewives don’t like It, because down to the point at which the an income tax rafund of 8Sa8,I80 tor. "The Ibwter Btory" or aeoond In Slaying Case Pickard, a hometown friend. Dr. ow, Mra. Dmtoy WUUa Boula and market puzzler; governmentmroent lato aeqaequtred______tar_ taw_ to tape prasm j flteiiy VCu4 as Saturday guoate twr daughter, Rartferd. FUb. la-tiD-Coo- paid 110,000 tdr Attorney Paul DU- two daughters, Mrs. Marioa When should he start buying they know It will mean higher wee *toetlrity fseelele. sea jara. Uortnids MUlar and husM from the Fedetal goverainent. part of Handel’s MaaaUh wfll ha T. R. Davto attributed Robsloa’a rapportort them. TtetThat point Is I8.M Becttcut toftolatnca. after hours of taa of SL Louto, who ones waa one death to a heart attack. Adams and Mtoa MUdrad Boula, wheat again for shipment abroad? food prices. praetleeT to veinee a lto anfl her two granctoona, Louto and Papara In ths ault ware filed oC prearated by the augfltonted choir Mason Oty, la , Ftb. l$—m — Senator Taft of Ohio, a candi­ a miahel at Chicago and I8.0S at «M tox totoperarily to ene par U. a. Dtotrlct Attorney Adrian W.' parttoaa wraagltoa. decided of tha Second Oongragatlonal of Praaldaat Truman’s campaign Robalaa came from Washington an of Naw MUford. His departmaiit got out of the Kanaaa City. Richard Muler, and granddaugh­ Chartos var taetot, 18, faced market quickly week before last date for the Republican presiden­ ee«V T im mm bo flepA m M ter and huaband of Hartford. Mahar here yaaterday. The suit la to Umlt their qtoctot aeatocn to tha church, Sunday svantog, March maaagara, to halp obtain her bus- But pricea started fluctuating atngto toano o f taxatten, prison aentence of 10 yoara to Ufa when prices started tumbling. An­ tial nomination, has said Anderson Hw eowMa to s otatomont by Mrs. Ruby Loverin, Mr. and Mrs. brought by tha axecutora of Mix, 31. at 7:80. It win ha a oomblnad band’a parola from Federal prto- wants to keep prices high. The before they dropped to the rap­ *tatiltatog the sT fto i wMeh to Cochran's estate, Bdwin P. Coch­ ' ‘llM Ctonaral Aaeeinhly*a top- aenrioa of the North Mathodtot folloorlng hto conviction last derson Instructed government buy­ port level. If t W regain much Hobart Lovortn and Robert Loqer- ers to spurn all offers until prices senator says the Democrats then now aeotutog frsm the ■ per ran of Mamilsn, her husband, amT- hoavy RopuhUoaa majerittos yes­ aad Bioood Congregational at tha night of aecond dagroa murder In of the loee bSfote the department in of TaloottvUto and MtoS fkir- terday taaaed.lato tha waatebaaket Hsr husband, Louto (Uttto Naw "stabilised." could argue that the Republican pout tox** tor Ih eew ieet bl­ H. WadaworUi Hight and AlberP latter church. the strangulation alaylng ot hto ITEMS LIKE• THESE . L Congress failed to grant the ad­ re-entere the market. Anderson enco Carron of Mancbeater u a ll Damooratlo bUto oa such mat- York) Campagna and throe other teen-age sweetheart. They haven’t done that yet. And M. Chandler of Boaton, her at- Tha aolotote wUI ha Btoia Ous- j. will be on another spot He -wlU it pepppppi tfesi sftop tost guests Sunday of Mr. and Mra. tonicya. tara as houalag, easlag of the taflBon, aopnuM; Mary Stewart, formar Csixnm boodluma. w« Var Heist, charged orlth murder have mtosed a chance of getting John H. atooto and Mr. and Mrs. avletloa tows aad a 76-oent mini- contralto; Paul Volquudaon, ten­ parolad last Auguat after aarvtiig In the death of Arlene Mott, hla There are hundred^ o f inoney-eaadng oppor­ the grain cheaper and thereby aav- flsto ait fsto bp axto St f UednetteM N «l ABawad par eaet. L. Crnaat HaU. Tbe axevtitera aUege that the Ittn WtLMB or and Alfred Lange, baas. Mrs. ona-third ot their 10-yaar aen- high school sweetheart, last Nov. tunities for thrifty ihoppen in Keith’s IMe. Ing the government money. Tha ToUand Grango rtgular CahaM Oi tencas. They oreto convicted of 2/ y > coUeetor cf Internal ravanuc for Virginia WhltehlU of tbe choir wlU extorting more than ILOOO.OOO 18, WlU ba sentenced on March 1, We’ve listed 16 of them to show yotl what we Hartford, Feb. iS — (/n — Tbe mooting was held at tne Commu­ Hartford asaaaaad tha aonght Thua theithey upheld RepubllGaa aecompeny oo the plana said Dtotrlct Court Judge WUllam BELOW (X)ST nity House Tuoaday svsning, Feb. Ctofv. Jamao L. McCcnaughy to hto from tha movie Industry. mean. Y ou ll find similar buys on evefly one of Oonnectlout Publle Expenditures amount agalnat Mim Cochran’s' Tha chonis, which Includes some Mra. Campagna, tesUfylng yes­ P. Butler. F o u r M en K ille d 17. FoUowlnf the buslnsas moot­ aatate in 1918 after refusUig to al-' oontenttoy that the only amar- of the beat singera In town, haa The youth, who sobbed softly Keith’a 4 big floors. council, Inc., today ratterated Ite ing a patriotic program was on- gency rsfufartog tonnadlata action terday before a coogreaalooal sub- low all dsductlona claimed Mr le^ been rehearsing diligently for the oommltte# Investigating tha pa­ when the verdict waa returned by rapport of a 3 per cent aalea tax Joyod, ono faatura boiag "Know gadas to charltahto, religloua and waa tax reduction. oratorto. the Jury of nine men and three In Roof Collapse Uiat emergency aroae, the ndas of tha fonr, said DlUon pro- to flaanoe general fund rer« Your Praaldont." Refreahatnte fraternal orgasliationa. Bsntod bar with a bin for $10,000 women did not testify. Ver Heist CLEARANCE $169.50 LOUNGE ^H A IR , reclining atylo, governor told the towroakera, be- requlremente of the state. and Bodal wort enjojrod at tha oonl Mrs. Cochran baqueathed ap-i had contended that Mtoa Mot- died scientifically designed, rose boucle elusion. oanau tha three per omit state after ha appeared before the group Klngaport, Ttnn.. Feh. It.—(g) Tbe private agengr aald < proxlmately 8500,000 of har |1,- Fuel OU Dealers’ last fall. while he was unconsclotu after 000,000 estate to aaveral hospitala aalea and use tax haa been bring- cover ••••••••••••«••••••ss.-*«$49,93 —The concrete and atael roof of a approximately |3a,000,000 annu­ Tha Tolland Orange spooaorsd a tag to too much money. It wai BIB Not Itiitoiii he Imd been struck on tha head ty building under construction here set-back party at ths Community and other oharltebfk groupa In an unknown asaaUant near the ally would be raised at the rate Intended to raise 838,000,000 a Worries Not Over Aakod by Chairman Hoffman coltapood late yesterday, killing of 3 per cent on a tax bam which House Wednesday ovonlng at 8:uu Boston, where aha lived tbe past yoar. In its first Mx montha, the girl’s home. FUR COATS four men and injurylng 10 othera. faw years bofora her death, and (R., Mich.) odiat tha MU oraa for, $133.76 W IN G CH AlR. dccorfftoi: d?signed would retain all the present ex­ o'clock, with John R. Edwards, »yle|d was oidy^$4.0Q0,000 leas than Mrs. Campagna replied: "It was GET YOUR GOAT? A b ^ t 85 workmen were on the emptions of the 3 per cent tax, chairman of the committee. Naw Haven. The saaesanxMit was* Although householders have not style, covered in figured beige paid at Hartford May 81, 1948, that amonnt to help my husband gerkto parole.' roof of the one-story structure and Include additional exemptions George P. Charter has had hto Dosmw of bllto to trim down had to go without oU fuel during She aald the MU, which waa not III 1 LASKIN MOUTON tapestry ...... ,$59.95 when the accident occurred. Na of meals under $1 and instruments bouse rspaired to the extent of be­ The execu'-ors t«arge that the the tax wets Introduced. the post month, dealers still are Itemtoed, waa paid last Decern Logwood Shade, will fit a thanlel Major, one of the work­ of agriculturel end industrial pro­ ing In a more oomfortebie living disallowances were made on the Bill ftovofeed By Leaden worried about short rappltoa, It men, said ‘‘steel girders buckled thsorjr that tney, as axset^jo^ her. size 12 to 14 duction. quarter after the fire of the Inter­ Of them aU, Republican leaden was learned today. Tasterday it Dillon, odw had been St. Louis $99.50 LOUNGE CHAIR, oversil* model de­ In the middle of the roof and pull ’’On that tax base, with thoae ior several woeka ago. had the power to appoint any taal- aald they were Inclined to favor waa reported that the town wlU campaign manager for Mr. Tru ed in the side walls.” exemptions," the oouncil aald in a dua of the aatate aotoly to bene­ one which would: suffer no aerloua ahortages If the man when he waa a candidate for signed for a man*fl eaae, blue tapeatry $69.00 Most of the men rode sitting or Arthur Metcalf of Bkunkamaug volent inatitutionp that wera not 1 LASKIN MOUTON statement today, ’’It would be en­ Boatkm of Tolland haa conatruoted 1. Cut the tax rate to one and weather does net again take a cold tbe Senate, teatlfled before the rab- • standing to ground level as the tirely feasible and pracUcal to re­ also charitable organtoaUona. one half per cent until Jime 80, jilunge, awl while this to agreed to commlttee last faU that he bad Logwood Shade, size and to living with hto family in a The will was drawn up at Bos­ roof slowly collapsed, Major said. duce the rate to 1 |Mr cent for the Quonsot Hut. 1849. TIm rate would then go up ty the deahws, they still are hav­ helped the four men get out of 14 or IS •••*•••• $49.96 W ING CHAIR, period style in floml The dead were listed as: Wil­ ton In 1938 by Chandler wiio con­ remainder of the preaent biennium Tbe plague of grip cokto and Its to two per cent aad remain there ing their troubles making certain prison but aald be had not received lOnWhhrWUaf chintz ...... $24.95 liam H. Wallen. Gate City. Va.; by utilizing .the surplus which la tends that under Moasachusette natil June 80, 195L that their various customer allot­ any fee. gtteWaiwaaol Alfred Roberts, Fall Branch affacte IS still affecting many In law. the words "bentoolent" and e now accruing from the 3 per cent town and has leeaeaed the school 3. Exempt restaurant meals ments do not leave them short. Mra. Campagna, In telling about bwaklh. 1 LASKIN MOUTON Tann.; Floyd W. Tipton, Mary tax. ’’charitable’* were ipterehangaaMs Much of Februaiy’a quote waa the 810,000 fco aha said she paid 4mI tnct attendance. . ■ , coating leas than one dollar, and Amdwl Ijogwood Shade, will fit vlUe, Tenn.; and William H. CeaM Adjust ExempUoas In conneellnn with an Intantion to retain all present exempUons, In- used up early, and It to the deal- $72.50 TILT-CHAIR and ottoman, a complete Dougherty, Blair’s Gap, Tenn. Mtos Frances Olodc of Bast oenfar banefite upon ehniitabla, cludtog foml fuel children’s cloth­ era’ hope that the month will'end A size 11 to 13 lounge group, figured tapestry . . .i$49.95 One of the injured. James “Thus the law may be amend­ Hartford, daughter of Mr. and religious or educational institu­ kr iwl Ntof b mm ed," the statement continues, "by ing and medicine. warm. e Pruitt, waa reported in critical Mrs. Frank Glode and Everett tions. s. Exempt out-otrstate pur­ Many service stations are be­ adjusting the exemptions and ea- QyngeU, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. -JSStSS i conctitlon with skull and leg In­ tabllshlng the rate at 3 per cent chases of less than $10 from the coming anxious now about the Piano Tuning* 2 MUSKRATS $69.95 PULL-UP arm* chair, solid mahoganv. I f your car gets your goat every- juries. Everett GyngeU of Tolland were The first commercial glue plant ' uae tax. gasoline situation, which la report­ for the full revenue requirements married Saturday at 1 p. m. at the was built in Holland la 1890. WHI fit •sizes in lovely turquoise cever, one only . .$J9.95 time you step on the starter, what end by Including a proviso that About 00 bills In all were re- ed to be getting tighter in this $5.00 ToUand Federated church. • .tolved. aome of them proposing U to 18 .... e it n ^ s is some Morinrty Brothers' the rate shall be 1 per cent imtU area. Social Is Held i June 30, 1949." Tbe ToUand Community Wo­ outright repeal of the aalea tax and Lack of auffldent transporta­ THE PIANO SHOP repair and tune-up service. You man’s Club will hold thair regular mihatltuUon of a personal income $42.50 ROCKER, platform style, maple Burton's mrs fsaturing the most outstanding ralus The statement added that "the tion to brihg in petroleum products 6 Pearl Street TeL 4029 (H u s Tax) make a "right turn” when you drive By Woman’s Club schedule of exemptions could re­ meeting In the church pariore tax.' to said to bo the tause of the fra m e ...... $29.95 to come out of New York! Flip open the front of in here. main constant, which is prefer­ this evening at 8:00 o'clock and View laeeam Tax BUto Deon shortages. the program wUl include a Valtn- ' Most obaarven viewed the In- this roomy double compartment jliag and there able, and only the rate would be conto tax mearares doomed from Members of the Professional changed to effect the desired tine party and social with refresh­ u j u u u $99.95 MODERN SOFA, bleached oak arms. within easy reach is. a matching comb and brush Women’s Club enjoyed a social change in revenue.” ment. The committee will be Mrs. — NOWPLAVniO* the outset, recalling tha thumping Laurence Small Mrs. Emery M. maJorlUas by which Mmltor bllla An I b k c 01 red leatherette...... $19.95 in crystal clear Incite together with that ever neces* evening yesterday at ihe home of The yield of the sales and use went down to defeat In the regular Mrs. John Gerard, on Olcott drive. tax at the 3 per cent rate has been Clough, Mra. Warren Jackson and • ■ary nail file plus a large flattering m irror. . . Snap Mrk Donald Hurd. 194T sessloB. Bingo was played and high prize at an estimated $44,000,000 a After adopting the one-torae SEWING it shut and you have a smartly styled plastic went to Mias Eileen McCarthy. year, and the General Asaembly Miss Bernice HsU attended tha agenda and receiving the tax bllto, $239.60 SOFA, made in a quality Grand leather bag with reinforced shoulder straps. Comes The party followed a Washing­ waa convened In special aeaslon executive librarian’s meeting of the OeiMral Aaeembly voted to Rapids factor^', handsome beige boucle ton’s Birthday theme in decora- yeaUrday by Gov. James U Mc- the East Haven division la Hart­ take a holiday today and resume c o v e r ...... in spring colors o f black, navy, red and brown. BROTHERS tion.s and refreshments. Rolls Conaughy to devise a formula for ford Friday and spent Saturdhy MACHINES •$149.50 Work tomorrow. Only the brief­ Burton’s have also special purchased failles, plastic On The Level At Center And Broad stuffed with tunaflsh salad and reducing the yield to $20,000,000 and Sunday at her home in Tol­ est of aeasloiu wiU be held tomor­ olives, brownieA and. coffee were annually. land. ----- PLUB leathers, broadcloths and patent leathers at the row and Friday, with the bulk of EXPERTLY $249.60 TUXEDO SOFA, tufted arms, rich TELEPHONE 5135 scr\'ed, and gingerbread with Rev. Siegmtind Blamberg of "MAIN STREET KID” the work being done by the Fl- wonderfully low price of |2.98. whipped cream and appropriate Manchester, the pulpit supply pas­ aance committee. matelesse cover, bargain for trimmings of red cherries. Miss tor of Tolland Fedarated church, To Hold PnbUe Henriaga REPAIRED someone ...... $139.50 McCarthy assisted Mrs. Gerard as Sportsiiieii Parly had for his Sunday morning wor­ MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED The committee will bold public e \ hostess. ship ssrvtce text. “‘Sense in Re- hearings tomorrow on sales tax EeUiff*^* Furnished In Ad> The next meeting of the club is j liirloB." Scripture reading Genaato Saturduvd Night O bUto and amendments, and on Fri- SPECIALS on March .1. The Rev. James M. 23. day win consider all other tax vance—Call Your $69.95 LOVE SEAT, maple frame, attractive Gage, minister of the North Meth- The Young People’s meeting was ,Mlto. COVGr •••oosesoaosssooooooaooeeon $49.95 Chairm|tn Truman Cowles to­ ipillst church, w*!' be the speaker. held at thr church Sunday evening HGZ 3 3 3 ‘ Boms legtolators managed to THURSDAY ONLY! e day announced more details on at 7;30 with a good attendance. ^NO W istoto SATOTWA^* evade the "one torae” edict by Unk­ Singer LfOft the dinner and get-together being Find Manchester Rhowiag ing fjicl>''kilto to tax matters. 45 RAYON CREPE $249.50 2-PC. SUITE, Lawson style in tap­ Ga§oline Taxes Rtamce AdmlnUtrallon Repreaentative Bl Lea Marah, Sewing Center staged Saturday night, at the e Jr« leader of the "Charter Oak” DRESSES ...... $5.00 estry cover ...... $195 Barber Hill Gun Club in' South Independent Republicans. Intro­ 832 Main St. • Jump ill Decade VVindaor. The committee haa been | New Haven, Feb. 18 -(45—An Most aU sizes. Formerly up to $3448 u n seseo n od ’Trigger-Happy". duce a meararo boosting old age Phone 8883 - highly encouraged by th( recent pensions from $45 to $60 a month. 18 WOOL BLAZER $439.50 3-PC. SUITE, knuckle arm etyle, fino run to mild weather and with the American soldier may one day Hartford. Fob. 18. - i/P)--George He aUpped it by because It pro­ custom made quality boucle cover ... .$ 3 9 5 {Clearing of the roads it la expect­ "fire the first ehot of World war vides for restoration ot tha $3 old JACKETS...... $5,00 Benedict, Jr., of the ConnecUcut III,” Charles E. Calkins, director • Petroleum Industrie.s committee ed that in the neighborhood of age assistance tax. Formerly up to 816.98 'S, one hundred members and guests of the Wallace movement in Con­ I taufVM •aniu • jam laaaaw Another measure which escaped said here today that ConnecUcut necticut asserted here- last night. Such Twinkly Tie-ups! will be at the affair. PIu b : **Luiai«na*' an "out of order" ruling would add $239.60 3-PC. SUITE. Kroehler quality con­ motorists paid 44.0 per cent irore Reservations have been received He blamed the Truman adminis­ WEAVING! jn state gasoline taxes during 1947 880 a month to the peiuiona of struction, tapestry c o v e r ...... $198 from more tl.an twenty-flve out- tration for "the cold war" which teachers retired before October Repair Voor Clatktag than they did in 1987. he aald gave rise to such a posei- ’ . 1948. It provides that the 'extra Watch tbnae Moth Hoiea, e -L Benedict said that 1947 aidira hailing from as far away billty. as New York, Providence and money be taken from “aalba tax Cigarette Borne, Teara aad Prints with the new ••cor­ ‘ ' I gasoline tax paymenU of $13,686.- surplus.’’ Worn Spots dlaappeor! $169.50 3-PC. SUNROOM SET, in ma^e with 453 "meana an enormous increase Boston. With the deadline eet for seted’’ waist and fuU skIrL tonight it predicted that a capa­ r m The debate which preceded the Atao Oreaamaktag. Tallor- Prints with leag, Utbe attractive cover, reduced t o ...... $129.50 in our highway revenues over one HARTF OHD decision to limit the special session Uig. Designing and Cleaning Unes . . . Whichever yon • “ SCARF BAIT” short decade, but it also repre­ city crowd will be on hand at ^ is Expertly Dona. popular clubhouse foe the Brat of to taxation waa flUed with parti­ choose, you’ll be sure to be sents a great increase in the spe­ san bitterness. tbe tople ot fashifm eon- $169.50 LOVE SEAT, a fine piece in striped w cial tax burden on one group of what la hoped to be an annual ^heritan EASTWOOD Jordan*s Exciting iVeic Scarf Holders event on tbe winter calendar of Leaders of the two parties veraaUon. citizens." . ALLINPIRSON Uuntly accused each oth^r of hav JANTZEN tapestry ...... $139.50 &3ld trialiate. Although the affair th«y*iB ts d t ia f IweaBM Benedict also indicated that g an eye on the approaching el WEAVERS Connecticut motorists paid In ex­ is primarily designed to be attrac­ • • th«y*r« nslly Jewklry— dressed up and elegant I tive to flcld trial enthusiaate it to Luncheon Served Daily £Ilona. 1138 Mato 8L Bast HarUord cess of $5,000,000 In Federal gaeo- Democrats contended that the TM. Hartford 8-8091 llne taxes during 1947. He said the open to any sportsmen and ladlea Ctossfl WsC at Nsoe . . . Opni Ttawo. Nigh* tbey're new because will also be included among the tax-cutting session waa caUed be­ Federal tax, imposed in 1982 as SHEP FIELDS cause RepuMteans wanted to Other Days Opee 8 A. M. te 848 P. M. * they kave a clever hold-tight construction! a temporary measure, "still Is guests. S.tvsral of tha most prom- £. A/5 B /B /V O ^ "mend political fences.” In turn temporary,” though It has been Insnt flgurss in Ihs Nsw Eng­ they were accused by O. O. P. Increased from a cent to a cent land ssetion will be preaent and a INSULATE TO lexers of playing for votea In \ m J w Of MANCHESTER'Mi and a half a gallon. flne time to anticipated for alL their demands that tbe special ses* In addition to the full course ■ion be opened up to other Issues. SAVE FU EL turkey dinner which will be Beoelves Cordial BeoepUon catered by Arnold Paganl, popu­ Ul I ' IV t. III! Despite the display of party feel- You Get Up To 46% Savlnge lar local chef, a full program of tog, Governor McOonaughy re­ On Fuel Bills By Ellington entertainment to In atore for those TODAY Thra SAT. ceived a cordial recaption when he # e t i l v s attending. Arrangements have "ROAD TO MO’* appeared to address the House and Hi;. WAIN ST OHHOtl'.E HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, February 24, midnight, been completed with Harold Geer, Craehy—Hapo—tsunour ‘ Senate in Joint convention. Inautating With is the deadline to send recipes for local aim distributor to show the ALSO: **Web Of Danger** “I am ca lli^ you into special the Ellington Community . Cook complete sound flim of tha tost ■eaalon so that you may cut tax­ Baldwin-Hill Booky Please eend them in as the thrilling World Series. In addition Fsntmo—3:95, SiSS, 9:38 es,'''the chief executive said, out­ work on the books must be started t j this Mm which wlU ba of In­ lining tbe reralte of tbe first six Black Rockwool at once. terest to all, deteUs have been Last Show Tonight—a:t0~ asm mmermtirnsm t months of tha aales tax. o O JANTZIK Mrs. Harry O. Aborn is reported completed to show their feature He did not specifically recom­ slightly improved and comes down­ enUUed, "Handling Your Hunting mend reduction of the sales tax, No Down Payment Women and Girls stairs for a short time nearly Dog.” nils popular Aim is much and told tbe legtolators. that If Up To 86 Montha To Pay every day. in demand for showings and de­ they thought an Income tax or SecHre yonr fnlnre and increaiBe yonr earning^ Friday night, February 20, the plete actual Held work and the some other form of a retaU aales Hathewav-Miller Post. The Amer­ • ;er points of the gams being tax were “wise’’ they should so H.G.Sheckley by learning a skilled trade. Fram e spinning at; ican Legion, will hold a dance in shown and illustrated by the fam- vote. Authorised Repreaentative Of the Town hall at S p. m. The pro­ rua Earl Bufkin, trainer of “Mla- DANCE But If a sales tax with a raduead HOMESTEAD th e ALDON SPINNING MILLS, CORP., o f f e r s ! ceeds will be for the Building B'saippi 2!ev,’' national champion rtae was decided upon, tbe chief INSULATION CO. fund. y o n : — The last few w'srm daya have of 1946. T o Our New executive urged that “nothing now Phone Manchester 3-1887 melted the snow and as the re­ Other dlveralons have been exempt be taxed’’ and expressed a ATTRACTIVE WAGES AND ports are that only a matter of four planned for the gathering and hope that "new exemptions may complete plana ' mark to keep he poaalble." PRODUCTION BONUS or five inches of frost are In the • STEADY EMPLOYMENT IN ground, the water will soon be ab- e/eryone entertained and enjoy­ B i ^ D ’Ihe governor announced that he Borb€N). ing the occasion to Its fuUaat. planned soon to name a apeelal PLEASANT AND CHEER- The Woman’s Council meeting Rsservations will cioao thla sva- eoflimlttee to aurvey "oqr whole FUL SURROUNDINGS will be held In the social rooms of nlng and any local aportsman de­ ■tato tax atructura," Baying such • PAID VACATIONS AND FREE I jk. atudy had not been, done since the church, Friday, February 27, siring to attend may make these Sal Lanny GROUP INSURANCE ut 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Claude Dlm- by calling C3»alrman Truman ^984. he Indicated It would ha • OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN A ock and Mrs, Ethel Berr will be the Oowlea at 4440. long'i’uuge Job. There waa little FUNERAL HOMES hostesses for the luncheon. AND HIS BOYS hope, he said, that Ite report would TRADE AND BE PAID A .llm, "Llitht Over India.’* will he ready by the time the General 38 Woodbridge 8L $5 WHILE LEARNING Assembly meets next year. be ahown at the I-adtes’ Benevolent AND MORE Society meeUng which will be held Signs of Spring Jenor Sax — Rasa Viol — Plano — Dnima 488 Mata SL Our frame spinning department haa openings en Monday night, February 23, In the Manekeater second and thii^ shifts for a limited number o f tf social rooms of the church at 8 Appear in State WadnRtdoys Thru Saturdays WUl See If Bars Have one of thsae marvelous Jsntaen girdles or psoty- Act now! o’clock. *** m gtrdles and you have a slim, trim, smooth look . . . have rhythm, poise, freedom and flexibUity . . . have the lines The ALDON SPINNING MILLS CORP. fecent New Haven. Feb. 18—(P?— Lighted Enough Although our eharges $19.98 that you need for aU the new clothea . . . they're (In the located on tho bna lino betwoon Btanchoator and Spring appears to bo making an ef­ 49 Baxt evater m. are always reasonable, *a m rt B a ir to hrigM toOMim-dni olevor fifaaettoa, too! Each eae of these cirver atott fort to rear its lovely head In Ughtest) elastic fabrics, easy-to-waah as your own skin ••• 12 to 18 hoMnp ban a triohy haek spHag that halis irf grmly aad eocnrely'—ao auittor House Of fluBlIly Los Angeles, Feb. 18—(B)—The vilic Why not come out and aee na? Or call " Connecticut today. CAVEY*S our facilities are un- / 1 51tt and ask for Mr. Olmatcd. Sew * wSwe yee tie Itt IFe ew ea d aew 1 bulky, aot bulgy. Aad ta#y*ro all ' iS. elty council has a luember who at WANTED Horace B. dark of Harttand re­ naually complete and aa p n ily i aana are taSaiafl to plato shhHag atotal to niotah yoar A t a aad awaaterot ported that robins have appsarod n aaya he never baa tested Uquor, MtoasM la a Brie aMaA^ataiflai with (Stoeateaoo, "Jewel** ateaoa or aSaalatoi paailB In that Borthtrn ConnecUcut town and It haa giran him authority to include two convenient­ tog to M im a li piMofoo! •*aearf BaH** aearf hoUers art oparUtag aad aauwt. . V ^ Typlnt with knawltdjft SPECIAL LUNCHEONE make the rotmda of the Los An­ a month earlier than usual. ly located funeral too vary beet a f fOshloo! o f ahortkand. Siitfla, 18 to Mrs. Edward Burbaa of Wolcott DINE: CHOICE DINNERS geles bars to And out If they’re Aldon Well lighted. Ftdaral Tax. they’re 12M each. 25. Apply In peraon. said that in addlUon to caterpiltors homes. she haa both heard and seen moa- CounoUman Keimeth Hahn wUI TALOOTTVILLB. GONN. be accompanl'ed by tha dty health 8T 1.98 H MANCHESTER quitoDR* Mall aad phoae erdere tiled oe twe er mere. Russell Bowler, s Hamden milk FINEST FOODS-^VARIED MENUS ^officer. Dr. George M. Uhl find a 9 to 15 t.-. - -.V''J-■ ELECTRIC DIVISION man told bow a WMP flew Into the |x poUca officar canytaB a^ lleM i P k i t i n e UMter. 'Hiay'U report back to tbo I O f cab of hto truck whllo ho waa mak­ Y a S Y ing dellveriM. He captured the In­ Select Beverages from Our Bar Bottncll on wbetlier It sbouM ado(t| Advertise In Th e Heeald: "»ti Pavt , The Conn. Power Co. an ordinance requiring bars to In-! sect and brought It to the city/ ______— ------:— A i- room of The Now Haven Registeri ■tall brighter lighU. i •H?.: MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1&4S

M A N f H l* J< '>;« KVKMM; HKKAMi. MANrHKHT KK. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1848 railroad locomotive, waa bung by tbe Menufheturers > A o e POUR •»*- of Henry A. Wellaos, third party Sees Levels candidate for president. Exhibit Opens Deputy Mayor John J. Bennett. OonMctlcnt, wntebed a 7 Rules eoaamlttsa Ima dSM isUc Jodugrtag to ( Earlier Stnasan told n public Howard S. Palmer, prealdent of at work In n glnae cage, and de> and collagca to employ trained In-1 H P ____ j ___S ______D « 1 1 llospital Board Votes the rallrond, told e radio audience dared: H UBpOffVHn rally thnt American shipment of duatrial ralaticna apadallata at > ‘ J, la M lU l i l f f J O IU tigh t moBtha. Ilm t l i Wt FENDEB AND BODY lag oaosUtorad 9p BbacMnes and equipment to Rus­ Ms company eet up the diaplay to "Connecticut mnnufaetnreni have To Preach Here Admits Truth Itaita rapraaantatlvaa,'*rsnraBantatlvaB." ha aaldaald. what I am rahictaaUy itwdad 8n Being Sought At Terminal Kent Measure cenduda ymi latsad to noRttawa to tivw of an tho peopte." sia la “ a policy o f economic np- show that "nesvhere alee In the retained the beat of the old time "Acroaa the bargaining table WORK skUls In cuetom menufneture, but do." No tmtolaghffl _to t paassmant” « world do the oM end the progres­ however, they mast with men and Delay Rapped Budget of $530,525 sive new dwell ao comfortably they also have been quick to adopt About Power women who often havs gained Roberta said.ha got 'that Idas and riMX. lac. To Display Traditions T6 Be Rushed mtttos a . " " * * " StasBcn Urges Govern­ "Unless, and untU, the leaders aide by aide.” the ncwcet end moat knowledge and leadarahlp only from a pradlotlob by Alton to nows reportotn thnt **tho hoi win aot ihoChor to htM in the Kremlin show a change for Industriea net up exbthiU to meaa production methodn ' through tha achoo*. o f axparianca.*' ment Resort to Bal- And Indnstry of South­ Roberta Acenaes Allen of bacomo a law ." oa tho ashtoot FigoR b Approxirnddy I SffTS g. ■-« the better in good faith In their show present-day Skills. Norris W. CIO Official Says Rem­ Eefera to «*Evlla a f Strtkea” n Senate Republieana to m rta to Voting; Hoeooi wait tor the intemntlonel action, the United ern New England Ford, executive vice president of Flnlnnd has over 80,000 Inkee. Referring to "the evUa of That of Laat Year; Jan­ Pattaats ratorred to the hoapltal ancefi Buying Plan edy More Education *Legaliatic Jodieying* Roborto told Alton "• rortow at States abould not ship n single atrlkes," Murray i.aid he wanta by docton during January num -PreM for Qnidi Action your voting rocord on datonoo machine or item of equipment Congress to know that CIO mem­ To Prevent Honae Vote ANNOimCEllENT uary Operational Re­ bered 487. Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. 1$— — | I t ’eer York, Feb. 18.—(id—A For Rank and File meaauraa la 1940 and 1941, tha thnt could become a part of a On Extension bers walk out "only In altuationa Harold B. Stessen aays tho down­ southern New England "Main critical moBtha hafora Poarl Har­ port Submitted Oommunlst war machine.” that Involva extreme provocation. Washington, Feb, 18— Of)— Ow­ ward spiral of commodity mar- Washington, Feb. 18—<0— A bor, apaah lor Itoalf." Plumbing The trustoca vetod i^ropriate street” rubbed elbows with New At Lffwsst Priew “Work atoppagaa may often In­ en J. Roberta accused Rapresefita- kats ere seeking "their true VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS WaOtiagtea. r*b. IS—<4V-Oon- CIO official aald today "there la Ha aaid It InctiMtod notaa reaoluUona on the deeui o f two York's busy 42nd street today. convenience the general public,** tive Allen (R-Uli today of “legal- A budget ahowlng total estimat- levels.” glM a aUmpad **nish’* today on oontiderabie truth’’ in the state­ against tho draft a ^ land tonaa members of the Board, Rev. Wil­ It wee an exhibit in tbe Ormnd ARTHUR Bglalatlon to keep' rant control he added, "but I am aura that latic jockeying" to keep the House Hoofing ond •d tapenaae o f |ftS0J128 fo r 1948 liam J. Dunn and’ Philip Cheney, Tha Republican presidential ment that "labor leaders arc too Mil and draft act oxtonohm. Trinity Lecture Central termlnnL installed by tbe DRUG R ID R B labor itself is the chief sufferer." from voting on ualve.rsai military 4vaa unanlmoualy adimted by the and Maples of the reeolntions will aspirant | In an Interview lest powerful and ranks and 111! work- "As an Individual mambar of New Haven reilroed to celebrate lia praaant rent law die* a training. OongraoB," Roborto aald, "It la O il Bumor Board of Tnutoaa of Manchester oe cent to their ramiUee. n l^t recommended the govom- BINGO era too subservient. the 100th enntversery of the first eraak from Sunday. "It U a travesty of tha Amari- Memorial hoqrftal at a nwetlng ment resort to a balanced buying To Be Thursday "There Is similar truth In the your right oad duty to vote your In a special note. C. Elmore "New Hsven” train into New York Saaata Republicans agreed at a can system of representative gov­ own convlctkma. Suppliot imid laat n igh t 'Tha current yearia Watkins reported that it has baeit program rather than one of heavy city. EVERY THURSDAY policy maattng to presa for a quick assertion that political bosses, Harding Estate ernment,” the former Supreme total comparM with 1029,965.61 purchasing followed by an eb- likewise, often hive too much "M y point la, that tho efthar 4S4 held heretofore that the ealee tax HerUord, Feb. 18.—"Public Main street, with a church spire Alice Cofran Tota aa artestdlna tha law in mod* court Justice told the House Rules members of the House of Rsprs- budgeUd for 1947. doea not apply to hoapitala. Un­ sence from the market. / AT 8 P. M. power.” Kermlt Eby. the CIO's re. FO O D S A L E Opinion on W(srld Affairs” will be reaching 65 feet shove the floor, a id fotm fo r no leas than a yaar. Valued at 1^,651 committee chairman. sentatlvss are squally aatittod to Ftrea Against the 1948 eum eet es to­ der the recommendatione' of Pro- The latter course, he said,, re- the subject of Sir Alfred Zlm- print shop, an apothecary's shop, f But Rajpresantative Woicott * the Febniary J9 added: Sheriff Joseph W. Harding, former teen-agers to tidce m ilitary traln- pravafla. the b ^ l t a l of $31,520, which would eliminate all exemp on the market without "inside in- Belt-IUnglag Wetrome TckplNiiio 6*2024 "The remedy, furthermore. In Bristol maimr. drho died October Nos The lecture will be the sixth in oeadlinc. Ing. But It cannot prevail if tagal- Tile hospital annex Income la lions from the tax. If tha hoapl- formsUon." e series of 12 Commentaries on Intended to display the tradi­ Wolcott Is chairman of the both cases Is the same— an edu­ 10, 1947, at the,age o f ft2, left The Rules committee, which baa figured at $50,700 and the same tal Is not to be exempted, the cost The former Minnesota governor tions end industry of southern House Banking committee which cated membership or electorate estate valuea at 49,651.61, accord­ World Affairs being given fort­ the right to say when a bill will go annex expenses at $81,453, leaving to the Institution will amount to bed "no comment” on the victory nightly by the founder o f the New England, the exhibit was of­ handies rant control matters. He Rev. Browne Barr stimulated to take their rightful ing to an inventory filed today In to the ‘House, has kept it bottled an operating deficit for the annex some $3,000 or more per year, it Is of Leo Isscson, American Labor Geneva School of IntemstlonsI ficially opened lest night aith e told reporters a 30-day stop-gap ] part in the organisations of which the ofSce of Prooate Court Judge up. of $10,753. The totxl net deficit aaserted. party nominee, in a congressional Studies, who Is serving aq visiting bell-ringing welcome from the ^tension probably will be voted I Rev. Browne Barr of the South they are members,” William L. Cafferty. REMODELING? for hoapltal and annex will Tlio estate is divided as follows: Allen Oppoeea Meaaare 24 HOUR The balance of the session was election yesterday in New York’s professor of IntemntionsI rela­ city. fr s t Congregational church. Middle- l.'rgm Edncatloa Prognjn Allen nimself opposes the mean amount to $42,27A Available to taken up with reception of various Mora TUne To Argue I Real estate, 43,900; stocks and Bronx. laacson had the becking tions at Trinity this year. The bell, from a New Haven town, will be the guest speaker at CoasuH as for floor sad wafl meet the deficit are proceeds from reports from hoepitol committees. That would give Congress more Eby and CIO Pr^cs.dent Philip 53 503.74, cash, 42.030.87. ure. Roberta heads the National .35 Oak S t T s L 2 -N 0€ the Sunday evening Dentcn serv­ Murray both urged passage of a Joseph M. Donovan of Security committee, an organixa- covering. SERVICE subscription fund amounting to a time to argue over all the changes net o f $24,751.03. vaiW u mambars want In the new ice, February 22 at 7:30 in the bill to set up a government educa- - executor, tion of private dtlxens who favor Nall ReiKived Frem Bend 10% Redaction Uon program for workers. ! Under the terma of a will filed I t W e have a e o a v M e Hac Caslaai Maia BtNs On the 1948 incomd aide, it is law. sanctuary of Center Congregation­ Murray, in a statement read to October 27, the testator left *Tt was never intended that the of bifatid linoleitai wall cov­ estimated that there will be only The Senate is due to take up a al church, and a moat cordial In­ Denver. Feb. 18—dP) — Virgil the subcommittee, said labor; and a house and lot on Pine Rules committee should exercise Coveted Batt9toi $499,000 as compared to $518,- The Styles You Like,,, The Colors You Want In 14-month extension bill on Friday. vitation la extended to all. 51,000 ering— robber and asphalt Gomes, who underwent n deltcsta On needs education to keep up with | street In this city to his sister, Mrs. the power of veto over the action E. G. Sfovonton > 784.15 for 1947, with operating Wolcott said the House may **take Mr. Barr, It will be recalled, tUe. ipen tion to remove e nail from management in collective bar Marguerite Harding Teevan. *n>e at tbft other oommltteea o f the Coveri^ Boekka coats for this year o f 8479A25 a look” at the Senate bill next came to Center church from West -1 his heed- lest September, la now gaining. | residue of the estate was left to house," Roberts aaid In a letter to against $481,692.59 for 1047. Non­ week. Haven In 1942 ami remained as as­ We can help yoa work oat G arage Battoahoks operating expenses of the hospital cured, tha Vetetsns’ Administre- W olcott’s committee has ap- "Management has more and ; his widow, Mrs. Mildred Day Hard- Allen. sociate pastor with Rev. Watson any design. Immediate In­ also are down this year to $41,- Uon hospital reported today. The iwoved a Wll to extend the present more turned to our universities 1 Ing. "Tet, that la predaely what the flGrIswoMSt PiMnsflflfll CHILDREN’S DRESSES Woodruff until called to the stallation by factory tralaod HOMPiNMt-SMt HeanrilteUag 700 as against $48,273.02 for 1947. nail.had been an unwelcome aou- law for 80 daya It told the full This year’s calculated net deficit venir for Gomes of his capture by House it wanU Urn* to see what church In Middletown In January. and experienced bm ii. 1944. While here he was a popu­ ie twice that of 1947 when the de­ the Japanese on Bataan. Aa he the drop In commodity prices ley unconscious, he said, a Jap Beautiful, new noHd shades TOPCOATS ficit was $21,034.88, according to might do to the rent question. If lar leader with the young people. Auto Ropoirs Center church "po-weds," a Penonolized S in ^ r the report. soldier hammered the nail into nr colorful stripes, prints anything. January Report Provtatans of Heaate Bill young married couple's group was a A l Makas hia skull. and pkids. fo r The bill the Senate takes up Fri­ organlxed in 1943 while Mr. Barr Sowing Contor 'The trustees also received the Floors, Inc. atatement of operating income and day would: was located here. The name waa 8S2lfaiB8t 1 . continue control.*! through one of a dozen submitted In con­ 113 Main St, Manchester expense for January, 1948, show­ ing a total operating income of * FOR GIRLS 3 to 14 Thursday, Friday, Saturday April 30. 1«4B. test. and It 1s a matter o f record Phone 2-9258 2. RxUnd through December that the winner was rewarded Mutual Savings Banks deposits Ml.570.80 and a total operating The expenae o f $41,553.81. Feb. 19. 20 and 21 31, 1949, the present authority for with "a pound of butter." During reach the imposing total of $17, rent boosts up to IJJ per cent, when the war years this was a prize to The highest number of patients $2.98 to $4.98 in any one in January was 153 Dewey-Richman voluntary lease agreenients were be appreciated, and It has con­ 800,000,000.00. Mached between tenant and land­ tinued to represent a considerable and the lowest 116. Number of major operationa was 77, mlno. lord. However, there could be no sum since. $.30.00 Coats This represents an Inereasa of nearly operations 114 during the month. Co. FOR TODDLERS aew Increases on top of 15 per The Co-weds, therefore, many of oent hikes arranged luider the ex­ one billion dollars in depositt in 1947 or I ' * 4 Rise in operational costa is OCULIST Now .... whom have high regani for Mr. shown by the comparative food Sixes 1 to 3 $27®® piring law. Barr, arc to put on a spaghetti an increase of 5.6%. 8. Provide for increases if cost last month of .92 cents per supper at 6:30 Sunday evening In There are now 18.300,000 accounts in day for raw food against .789 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED landlords could prove they were Woodruff hall, under the leader­ Mutual Savings Banka of whkli 14,500,- operating wlthont profit cents a yea rngo. In the dietary N E W FRAM ES $1.98 to $2.98 ship of Mr. and Mrs. Abbot Chace. 000 are regnlar and 3.800,000 represent department daily coats went up 4. Remove ceilings from houses LENS DUPLICATED and apartments renting for 4225 or Mr. and Mrs. Merrill H. Adams, savings of school children and special from tl.95 in January, 1947, to $.3.5.00 CxiatH co-presidents o f the group, advtae $2.08 per day last month. duora a month. REPAIRS MADE that re.servatlons be In by Friday clubs. 6 H 0 B The average number of' full time FOR INFANTS ft. Also decontrol rents on N o w ...... at the church office. The gain in depositors has been steady $31*5® 'rooms in private houses. mmwI 6 mos. to 12 mos. Taft said this bill may be with Mutual livings Banks senring changed before the Senate gets nearly 1,000,000 more customers as regu­ In .Pretty Pastels through with It Ha did not spec- lar depositors than on V-J Day. In ad­ CjlntC ^ jit/. nlata on what the changes might dition to that 700,000 special depositors be. $1.98 $40.00 Coals HELP in school or chib accounts have been UKE TO FUSS WITH Now .... gained in the same period. ^ iMmjiJL ^Dftr $36®® Belgian Industry' WANTED This Is A Mutual Savings Bank YOUR OWN HATS? Nearly Normal Marlow’s has ever>-thlng you’ll need to do n professional Job In making Women for day shift. Work I yoo to pick tho ri| ^ your new nat .. or relrimming an old a M A R L O W ’ S $50.00 Coats 18— lA>) Bniasela, Belgium, Feb. wrapping small plants. shoo. Antooriljm thoM Acrobot fas- ♦-Briglan______Induitry.sraa .1 nearly nor­ 1 V i — for v a l u e s — ^ Now . . . . , mal totey attor a week of strikes Base rate plus imniis. tarai: HAT SHAPES AND CROWN'S $45*®® which U w 'govfm m en t aald were Rood working conditions. S9o to H8c Communist mspired. * ■IgHefchtoroiemiwyi FLOWERS FOR YOUR HAT Prime BUnUter Paul Henri In individual posies, bunches of Bpaak dm rged the Oommnnlsta Apply * HeriitomlafertootoMo colorful flowers nr garlands. witbtrylng to engineer a general ”«S d \ iH ^ Bdnk^’^MdHcliester 25o to 500 $60.00 Coats * Cantol eoaMiMltoa tm \ strike in Belgium. READY-MADE VEILING 49o N o w ...... tlie atrlke wave started a week A MUTUAL SAVinCS BAHK VEIIJN'O BY THE YARD $54®® ago whan coal miners struck for a Burr Nurseries In All Colors 'aaven and cna-haU per cent wage A ll Depocita la TMa Bank Am Onarmntced In Fnll By The 19c and 20c yard *Save on Food Bills increase. Next day the gas and 119 Oakland St. Sxvinga Banks’ Deposit Ouanuity Fond of Connecticut, Inc. PLAID MILUNERY RIBBON riactric workers struck, aaking a FOR SCHOOL, DRESS OR PLAY five per cent regular attendance Or Phone Mr. Faulkner 4161 .411 Leather and Wool ^ u s . The strihea reached their *Save Shopping Time •oak whan Brasaels postmen quit Glove and Muffler Sets work Saturday morning. The STURDY SHOES ARLOW^ trouble began to wane, however, GLOVES and yesterday a planned strike by Reg. $3.2.'> Value FOR VALUES For Men and Boys At gtrect car workers fell flat. *E n joy F resher F oods NOW ...... $2-60 ’ Ihe government introduced civil Destgacd for activo growing foot la brown oOf-flakhod eowkUk Inoblliaatlon o f s j gas and electri­ ANOTHER city workers, organized security with kather i > or NooUto I You can’t imagine the convenience and econ­ measures and publicly denounced omy of a Philo Freezer in your home . . . how 2 0 % o F p tho Communists. Now most work­ Child’a S to 8 - | 4 A t you can .«ave food, time and money . . . unless Jacquard Mufflere $2.40 ers are back on their Jobs with­ 100% W'ool— Pkin or Fancy out a bnak in the government BENSON RADIO VALUE! you try it. Therefore, this offer: Reg. $3.00 'Value price and wage control policy. Toto rktai TREE TRIMMING Sleeveless Sweaters EXCLUSIVE WITH US IN MANCHESTER Tsto Saddki%JSbu" Fruit trees always grow surplus branches that need Rayan Mufflers $2.00 alM IK I. It vutk. B to D «M * to be removed each year. Reg. $2.50 Value Reg. $3.30 Values This Beautiful DeLuxe NOW ...... $2-30 /"I WANTED Shade trees have dead limbs that should be removed RENT A $ Shea 12)i to t. Widtha B to D fflAO before they fall and injure someone. Aaaktant for professional Reg. $4.00 Values NOW ...... $ offke. Pkasaat work, sten- Period Waal Mufflers $2.00 3 -2 0 Red GhlOk T k : ogfupbk kaowledge dcsir- Trees Removed Reg. $2.50 Value Reg. $5.00 Values NOW ...... $4 - 0 0 RADIO PHONOGRAPH 8 ia « 8M to It. Widths B to D l U b Trim Grape Vines In February PHUCO Writo Bos C Skarkskia U p Skea U K to t. WUtha B to D H.90 e|o Tho Herald W e are in a position to take care of your trees now. 100% A ll Wool Look Over These Built-In Later we'll be too busy. ■r features; SCOTT’S WILD BIRD SEED FREEZER / SWEATERS IN 5 LB. PACKAGES AVAILABLE 10 T U B E S $10 MONTHLY V Neck or Crew Neck Reg. $9.00 Values 12 INCH ELECTRO­ JOHN S. WOLCOTT and Son, Inc. Plus A $10 Deposit NOW ...... DYNAMIC SPEAKER Tel. 8597 Or 6032 180 Main Street When Minute* Give the Philco Freezer a home-test. If at WITH THE Count 10 WATTS POWER the end of 6 months (or earlier) you decide Reg. $9..>0 Values Moccasin Tot you want to own it, ail the money you have NEW NOW ...... ■ova rav doctor tsto* The Mayfair OUTPUT paid in rental will apply toward the purchase. phaaa hto praacrtpttaa You can’t lose. Philco provides the utmost in to WaMaa*a avsr oet pri- Olympic Model 7-934 SEEBURG AUTOMATIC freezing and storage efficiency. Freezes Reg. $9.73 Values voto prafcealoaal wtm lor Pkia Tta meats, vegetables, even baked goods . . . stores PHILCO NOT ...... $329.50 Manche$ter TUe Co., Inc. N O W **..•...... I toWMitoto daUvery to RECORD CHANGER them safely for months. 20 Depot Square Telephones 2-0245— 8917 NOT ...... $299.50 MAHOGANY CABINET Open Mon. thru Sat Reg. $11.30 Values WELDON'S NOT ...... $249.50 This coupon good for $1.00 toward the N O W ...... 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. •SI*. N A IM g n u e n LATEST F. M. BAND WITH Keep your own supply of fresh Sensationally Priced purchase o f any size S A N D U R A felt hase frozen foods rixnt in your STATIC-FREE kitchen . , . Mve snopping time G U Ik T Ia ... ie»e money. Come in end Reg. $12.30 Values ; - t e rug $6.95 to $10.95 'value when pre- learn how you end your family NOW ...... RECEPTION can enjoy e aew w u y ^ better seijted at our store on Thursday, Friday hYing . . , with the PHILCO We Buy, SeU, ONLY $ 1 9 9 ^ FRfifiUR. Pay* for iuctf with ' GtNEROUS BUILT-IN the NKsney it save* you ! 'U $ tm d Exchange or Saturday, Feh. 19, 20 and 21. (With Your OM R.4k>) ^ RECORD SPACE Footwear j^Typeeof EASY CREDIT TERMS CEHOIISESSON For A ir Real Estate COLONY FURNITURE CO. -■ ■' ' — — 1 m i I 1 Atteation Cafl CEMOliSE&SON 776 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford, at the Bridge, Tel. 8-0142 WE GIVE DOREEN STAMPS The ra m ilf BQiSON’S FURNITURE & APPLIANCES oVpBlt iTAlIFB 713 M A IN ST R E E T TELEPHONE 3535 ’ 'v »•'•<■.■• :• . . ^ y . . - j*vf ji '*‘^^-'-1:_;Vv^v*^. • ■'••■•. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,1948 • BlANClieari ER BVBIWRS' HEKAIM^ NA»UHiii$|k;€0NN« WEDNi^AY, EBBRUARY lA- IfRl^t .

agraoments with tbs union for ap- enJojraS the asoatlBg at Quarry- church will moot In tho baseaaant Alcoholic Studies Roblnaon; corresponding seers- toAght at 8 o’clock. The aoclety Plan to Continue. proxlmataly ROOU worfcora tary, Mrs. Bessie Price; recording viUs Men’s (lub on Monday night Levy daecrihed yaatarday*a dam- Bolton Janes Duffy of Manchester intro- has finished and shipped the quilt ■ -c-r-. '’^'■>1 secretary. Mrs. Haael Johndrow; they have been making tor over- onAration aa a ’%how of atrongth.” * Session in Jii^y treasurer, Mlae Ellen BUson; Ways Doris Mohr IFltaSa ^duead two nenbon at the Mori- Picketing Plants Ha added Itnraa not the nalon’a In­ oen branch at AloohoUea Anony- seas relief. The church choir, tention to "hold up production” at ; i ■. ■' and Means, MrA Marie WaltA MrA TcL MsMbeatse 8848 which haa bean asaiatlng at the Conrme RoblnsoA MtA Harriet noua and a aaembar of the Man­ Loa Angelea Fab, 18— AFL rontraot ohopa New Haven, F ^ . IS an d Game chester branch. Rev Forrest Mus- Lenten aervlceA will reheane at Elvln M- JeUiaels,BAil u Thayer; Memberahlp, Mrn Ruth Representative Ralph BroU has 7 o'clock tonight. Ladles’ Garment Wortura planned Ellsworth. Mrs. Harriet ’Thayer; aar at RockvUla who is vary ac- TAe’s Summer SAiooi o. .. released the results of the poll of tlvo with the organisation al Bolton Grango haa voted tc en­ continued picketing today of 138 Flowers, Mias Ruth Parker; Sick College Papers Studies will opeu.UA G lib Banquet and Publications, Mrs. Ethel Bod- Boltfui’s voters on their senti­ addreaaed the meeting. BuAnesa ter the Community Servlee Con- non-union factories In an effort to ments toward the state sales taa. session on JAy 9. - ' man; secretary of supplies. Mrs. of the meeting Included the pres­ teat approved by the NationA force operatora to sign oontracta Of 687 queatl< nhaires mailed, 388 entation of a slate of officers for Grange at Its racant aasAoA A Director Oi U-o Marian Scribner; Spiritual Life, Some 13,000 worken held a Parley SlatefT ;;.;.;ooi of its i-.i; . .u ( 884-888 M A IN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER Mrs Louise Usher; Literature and replies were received. One hun­ the coming year. The name • of speclA committee compoaed of •A RodLviDe Group to Hold dred and ten voters Indicated they Lecturer Gladys Tedford, chAr- mass damonAratlon yesterday Dr. JeiUn>.i( Kiiti >' Publications, MrA Gladys Neri; Charles Warren was presented for which union leaders claimed bod Affair on March 13; Missions, Mrs. Albert W. Jackson; would favor the sales tax modi­ preAdent and T. Cooper aa vlce- man; Mastor Arthur Pinney, Middletown. Fab. IS— Rep­ a t the Burautcr s«;. ».-i, ,a k . fied at I 'i per cent, with three of shut dovkn the Aty’s large garment resentatives of 28 campus newspa­ the most recent tlnii.ai;s oi Chiirch Relations and local church preAdent. Nomination for secro- Hume Economics CluUrman Ethel manufacturing center. Other o f City nctiviUeA Mrs. Doris Chunpbell, this number preferring a 1 per tary-treasurer has not ae yet been Mohr. First Selectman Hiomaa W. pers are expected to attend the tlflc reacarch avAluble for a .lii- They voted laA nisht to return thrce-fMy third annuA interooUe- cation to bonuauniti prubl. ...e. Mrs. Dorr-thy Geissler. Mrs. Au­ cent tax. Seventy-eight replied made. Refreshments were served Wilson and Lillian Mack wilt hold to work today at 400 union Sho]shops RockvUli»j Ftb. 18—iSpeclaD — gusta WaltA they favoreo repeal of tlie sales by.E. J. Brown, Fred Warren Aid its first msetlng tonight at the Aate Newspaper conference to be Daslgned fok t.icii and making worafcn's coato, sulta hAd at WeAeyan unIverAty be­ Tlw RockVlTle Fish and Game Club tax and establishment of a gross F r ^ C. Mohr. homo of Mrs. Mack. Despite the sportswear and dreasea engaged in pru.cSiio.is or a',iAi-^ business tax while sixty-eight fav­ bad weather on last Friday night ginning Friday, It waa announced ties concerned with * aii.obot pixi> la making plana for' Ita twenty TTie weekly Lenten service will Loula Levy, PaAfic ooaA direc­ ored repeal of the sales tax for about 27 Grangers turned out for tor of the IntsrnatlonA •Ladles’ here today. lema” the eurrlculum for tae 194S aawenth annual nwu|uet to be hek) More New Stores be held at the church tomorrow Joseph R. Purcell, charlman of ■oaAon will InAude lecture# ofi ,U- 'labllshment of a state income night at 7:30. Rev. John E. P^t, the Valentine •'arty which was a Garment Worken- union, sAd piok- at the Itatlan>Ainerican Fricnd- tax law. Eight of those who great auccess. Alng would continue IndeflnltAy the committee In charge, sAd AogtcA, aoAOloglcA and paychiatl ililp Club on Rincabury avenue on who hoe been unable to obtAn the plans were mode to aoeommodatr ric "outinoke on the problem,” and For Main Street favored the state Income ta> law ■neokera he had planned for these r«t shops not operating under union Saturday'qrWinK, March 13. The Indicated a second choice of a Man who enter West Point MU- contracts. about 100 delegatea mainly from a aosAon condneted by Dr; Jellinek fbllowinit-4MaiMtttee haa been ap­ firrt meeUnga will conduct the Connecticut ooUegoa and imivcrA- on "the magn'tiide of. -rcb- Manchester saay have twelve gross business tax. Thirtee.i peo­ sarvica on Thursday night Itary Academy moat be between He sAd laA night that 43 of 170 pointed Sibficaident Kenneth Ut- ple favor retention of the sales nomcontract shops had signed ties. lem." Ua to miaflSana for the event; fine new Main street stores ready , The WSCS of QuarryviUe tboagesoC 17 and 33. for occupancy before the summer tax as is with seven Indicating Carl and WIlHam Bctaenetaky, Neil they favor retention only until the Benton, Fnada Maiiey. John Gea- Is over, according to building plana now being pushed here. Work is required revenue is rAsed at aay. Edward Weber, John Duell, which time they felt the tax law Cbila Duell, Henry Duell, James going forward steadily now on the Taylor, Arthur Oebler, Carl Meyer, Main and SL James street block, should be repeAed. Twelve voters Fred Ertel, Bert Pfeiffer, Albert an^ tenants may be able to occupy favor modification of the sAa.i tax Litvlnchyk, Edward Connors. Leo stores there by late spring, it is at 2 per cent with four of these The Manchester BOARD OF REALTORS Flahertv, Dr. John E. Flaherty. said. stating the opinion there should t Hou-ard Dlmock, Henry Weber. Tbc block planned for Main b# more exemptions, especially on Ray Hicks and Pat Nolan. street by Alexander Jarvis may be building materials and household Orranlzed baslcly to handle rest esUte transactions in Mancheater and Mra. Jamea OoUte started soon, and work on It, ac­ ;oods. Five cards were returned vicinity. They are local people whom you knsw. Yon can do hnsineas with Mra. Rush Rlaiitr Goldie, 47, cording to the report, will be ' ndicatlng opposition to any tax them with conUdence and aastfrance. wife of James Goldla of Vernon pushed ahead rapidly. Plans now ai Al. Center, died at her home on Tues­ are being made to accommodate About twenty members of the When you have real estate to sell or exchange or are looking for same day foilowlnir a long illness. ' She tenants who have'Cxptvsoed a de­ Ladles of St. Maurice met at the consnlt any of these REALTORS. THURSDAY was bom February 9. 1901. In Suf- SATURDAY sire to be located in the Jarvis home of Mrs. Donald Tedford on fleld the daughter of the late building. West Street, Monday night. Mra. Frank and Minnie (Knox) Rising, The Marlow property next to Peter Maneggia turned over to and had lived in Vernon Onter the Salvation Army citadel, now the treasurer the sum of $19.20 New 4 room house, finished for n number of years. She was a for sale, nuiy be the location for a representing profit on the sale of in 30 dayft. Ail improve- Suburban Really Compainy member of the Women’s Council new business structure before the (3)riatmas cards. It eras voted to of the Vernon OenUr Congrega­ menta. Oil burner heat. "Pledged to Ethical Service” summer is over. have a maas said In, memory of Etc. tional church. She leaves her 4, 6 and 10 room honacs Homes, Investments, Bnslncsscs, Mortgages, husband; a aon. Mark; three the lata Father Dunn of St daughters, Ellen, Norma and Beth, James church in Manchester, available for immediate oc­ // all of Vernon Center. Jenkins Denies the date of which will be an­ cupancy. We Buy Marke,tabte The funeral will be held at the nounced later. Two new members, Ladd Funeral home in Rockville on Mra Raymond Mlelke and Mra Also Wanted 2 Family Bissell Agency Properties For Cash'* Thursday at 3 p. m. Burial will be Drunken Driving 'Alexis Pepin, were welcomed into Housca A. Reale In Oak Grove cemetery, Spring- the group. The next meeting will REALTOR Beal Estate and laRorance EDWARD W. KRASENICS fUM Los Angeles, Feb. 18 — (P) — be hA(J on March 16 at the home Walter Olson REALTOR NOTARY PUBLIC Leatea Sendee Movie Comic Allen Jenkina denies of Mra Tony AtisAdl of Routo 8- 74 Woodhuid Street Ureas Street South Coventry The second in the series of union Mra. William Minor, Mrs. Henry REALTOR 49 PERKINS STREET TEL. 8215 THE SALE he was intoxicated the nl|[ht he TeL 2-1919 TeL WllUmantle 8334 Lenten services will be held at the was arrested and charged with Sheckley and Mrs. Frank Fac> Phone 3084 RockvUla Baptist church this eve­ drunken drivihg. chettl will serve on the refresh' ning at 7:80 o’clock. Rev. Bren­ Jenkins, 47, testified yesterday ment committee for the March dan Griswold, pastor of the Rock­ that he had taken “Just fdur Bour­ nesting. WHERE YO UR ville BapUst church, will preach. bons in a period of several hours” About thirty people thoroughly Rev. Antaon Haapa of Somers will and was "sober enough to drive.” The FO R S A LE assist at the serrice. Police Officer Lester Jones told JAMES J. ROHAN Onnrt of O mbiimm Pleas a Municipal court juiy that at the Four room single, put reoentiy redecorated. Now vacant. Price DOLLARS ALUMINUM TILE FOR « O O O REG. 2.29 WARDS A Short Calendar session of the Marshall Agency REG. 1.00 NECKWEAR O O O R E a 30c FEDERAI, 4 for REG. 38.95 BALLOON time Jenkins was booked last Jan­ Piles — Get $7,300. 10 0 court of COmmim Pless for Tol- uary 36, the actor Insisted that his TRUE WAU-NAUTYI rah "SPEEDSTER" A for “HI-POWER" .22 CAI.. TIRE HAWTHORNE kutd County wlQ be held at the REALTORS Foot room Cape Cod, fireplace, oil boraer. dormer wtadowa. Can and SON. |00 pet cat, Rmiley, be fingerprinted ROLLER SKATES P t. SHORTS Box of M PIKES 36~ DooncQ room, Srat Soor of the Me- first. R elief Now Balah two more on eeeond Soor. Large lot. Caa move la April 1. Choice of colors. Durable. RusQiroof New celers, new psttsrns . . . and all at moeial huOdlng, on Friday, Feb­ 1 did it to humor him,” Jones MlUiona of sufferera In the last 40 Bolton Center Price flO^Oe. REALTORS GO FURTHER! — apply it yourself. Bright, nickel platetf skatea. Hai*a a budget-piiee! Chodoe from Wards wlda Acntrate.' hard-hitting cartridges . . . Smart, streamlined models for boys and ruary 30, atarOng at 10 a. m. The testified. years have found a way to fast re­ Phone Mancheater 2-0715 Shore froot cottage at 3nd Bolton lake with fireplaee and boat. smooth roiling, ball-bearing wheels. aalection. ideal for small game. Buy youra now I girls. Shin.v baked enamel finish. Sava! following cases are acheduled: After Jenkiits’ arrest, police said lief from Itching smarting piles. Real Estate and Insurance James A. Cooksey vs. George M. the actor told them the cat was They use a delightful cooling sooth­ Real Eatate and Inaurance Kies, default for failure to plead; onvlng the car. ing astringent formula—Peterson’s STUART REALTY Aides Saucier at al va. Lester J. Jenkins said yesterday "the part Ointment. No wonder one sufferer 517 HARTFORD ROAD T E L . 7435 Baum et al. niotlon for permission about Smiley was Just a gag. He writes, "The Itching and smarting Specializing In STUART J. WASLEY, Insurance to Sis erosa-oomplaint; Chester Ja a remarkable cat. He goes were relieved, and I Aept all night. Rural Property BIOBlara vs. Addins F. Len­ everywhere with me.” Peterson’s Ointment is marvelous.” REG. 4.49 W 2 TON SaSSOR JACK REG. 2.98 100% WOOLENS REG. 32.50 MEN’S TOPCOATS non aJiA., motloo to aspunge, etc.; The Jury probably will get the 35c and 60c, all druggists. Be de­ Danielson Federal S a v l^ A Loan case today. lighted or money back. Positive lock handle. Wide safety base. ^ 4 Hounds tooth, plain, Shetland and flannel. Men’s herring Iwne and basket weaves. Sizes .36 to 44. Aasodation va. Ernest H. Schnei- Drive Up And See The View From ^ 2 8ar at al, diacloaure of defense. TOW N A N D JOHN H. LAPPEN « Judgment; Farmers Production INC. Credit AaaodStloa of Connecticut WARONOKEFIELD REG. 60c POLISHING CLOTHS 2 for REG. 59c TOWELS 2 for va. Mary CnnlUe. default for fail-1 COUNTRY Insnrora — Realtors REG. 2.69 MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS nra to plaad; Aiica 0|rUn et al I Located off Porter Street, near school. Plots 100 x 200 Ideal for auto,- furniture and metal. pound size. 22 X 44 face towels or 18 x 27 hand fowels. Long sleeves, tan, blue and white. Sizes, small, medium va. Monia M. Vayler et al, motion ft. Rigid restrictions for your protection. Ideal place to Antomobile Financing a and large. ^ 2 for more spedfle statement; c:kir- Real Estate rolt W. Reed va. Ada R. Barton et bnild a home. Rubinow Building Telephone 5810 ala. atatutory continuance. Judge Philip J. Sullivan will preside at | Bought and Sold Mc K i n n e y b r o t h e r s , inc. REG. 1.79 LITTLE BOYS’ JERSEY SUITS REG. 39c CURTAIN MATERIAL 3 yds. for REG. 59c SHOP CAPS 2 for For Prompt Resnlts, List Yoor - this session. REALTORS INSURERS inrJrCnaea Property With Thin Agency 2 piece, navy and brown stripe. Sizes 1 and 2 only. Cushion dots, plain pastels and net. One piece crown, blue, hickory stripe, solid, blue and The foilowlag Jury, cases have I Lots for Sale at 805 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. gray. bean asslfaed for ’Thursday, Feb­ Phone 8088—7488 » ^ •••• • ( ruary 19, at 10 A m. In the Tol­ Bolton Lake land County Superior Oourt: Cath­ arine M. Marshall et al vs. Clar­ REG. 1.10 CURVED BLADE PRUNER 4 Pc. MIXING BOWL s e t REG. 18c MEN’S BANDANAS 6 for ence Barloav; Dorothy Barton va Watklna BroA, InA; Robert La- Edward J. Holl Proper pruning makes bushes full. Jade-ite, heat proof mixing bowls. Red and blue, size. Roaa at al VA Guiaseppl Lorenset-1 REALTOR DEAL WITH A REALTOR a a tl at al; Peter Frdman va Robert Your Guarantee of D. Squire: Horace E. West et ala| "He Cots The Earth VA Frank J. Kupchunos; Anne To Suit Yoor Taste” Hartley et al va HolhW S!. West. I Wanted! REG. 1.00 4” ADJUSTABLE WRENCH REG. 1.19 SUPER ONE COAT GLOSS REG. 1.50 MEN’S TIES Phone 5118 ’These are all cases that were re-1 ENAMEL assigned due to the length of tha| One, two, three and four tene­ Jaw opens to •IV’- All chrome plated. Choose from wide selection. cases last week. For walls or woodwork. . ; ! t b-at ■eSef Corps ment houses. Have buyers woiN :>• ‘4 - ’There will be a meeting of the I B a rp tt Wontan's Relief Corps this I FLASH LADIES’ FELT SLIPPERS evening at 8 oC’loek. tarttie GA.JL Dependability and Efficient Service ing. What have you to offer? REG. 24.50 MEN’S OVERCOATS RIVERSIDE•K , SPARK PLUGS .1 fo r hall. Mrs. miaabeth Connors U| —Laurel St, WHETHER IT’S CITY— SUBURBAN PROPER'TY, Soft durable wine or blue felt, 6-9. Sizes 36 to 42 in blue, brown and gray. Regularly 1.35! Buy nowl None finer at any price! chairman in charge of the social. A FARM OR A BUSINESS P. T. A. MMttag I ftunlly flat 4-4 raems Steam Can ’Th'; Northeast Parent-Teacher I heat vntk olL Exeellaat eoadi- Consult a Member of the Aasodation will meet this evening! Bing at 8 o’clock in the O.AJI. soaped. m s pieperty Is Mta- MANCHESTER BOARD JARVIS REALTY CO. B^ advanced due to the fact that ated toot a walk to REALTORS ^the school will be closed on Tues- That "New Look” Street bmdneaa sectle# and February 34, the regular honaes la tkis section are eel- OF REALTORS 654 Center Street Phont 4112— 7275 date. dora listed for sole. Don’t wait! Realtors Service Doesn’t Cost— IT PAYS! OSkata for W. 8. C. 8. The Woman’s Sodety of Chris- [ For Your Hair Man Service of the Rockville Meth- —Delmont St. odiat church has announced the W I T H A IS taam Sot 8-S roomo. Steam I// foUcnriim office re for the doming | heat with two oil baraen. Haase W e have a four room home situated on a hill in the "last What The Dr* Ordered year: neaident, Mrs. Doris Wel­ in good eonditloa. S ear garage country within 18 miles of Hartford. Attractive features ler; vice president, Mrs. Oorlnnej end alee slsed lot. tida house Is of this home— Close to bus line, fireplace, open stairway, With spring just aronnd the corner, what could be Schultz Perm an en t one Mock fr a « the HeUster hardwood floors, insulation, copper tubing, plastered walls Street sehool and praparty la more enticing than the nllaring 7-acre, partly wooded, that aeetlea Is alwaya la de­ and ceilings, air conditioned heat, garage in basement, paradise with ita estimated 3-aere private pond, pic- EOYTHE RADOM, Fashion Iditof of The Cowant, mand. Further lafonnatlea eaa '/] acre of land. Space Is provided for two additional tureaqae stone dam and Bmall frame building by the side w im iM Myc be had hy eaillas rooms on second floor. of a peacefnl macadam road, easily aceeasihle the year ’round, in the vicinity of the University of Connyticut. H « irn ti «o tlMtM fcilf ninlns s ie M ,a o ^ wkh W o are instaDing for the added eonvenlence of the OID liATHEI where one can take It easy and flab ana swise and flknte mort womta adopciag thi ihsrt hsirds. ^ buyer, a large ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR AND a n t Miwn Ind tlimiMlvM to 'tho ^ e r ff «* k h ihow e R. T. McCANN or write and paint without complalnl? mum to • compltulv aacunl. ftmiaiiM, m t leek. Thoto m R A N G E in the modern kitchen, pins an ELECTR IC many way* of uptrimtiAns to ochim tho ihott Afoct m e REALTOR' A U T O M A ’n C HOT W A T E R H E A T E R in the basement. If you net quickly, it can be all youra for $3,500 on ctUl, btfon octually clippias o ff oofi’* ctownlns p w r. Beta Phone Manehester 7700 Full price 59,100. Approximately $55 per month. ( hiirdo i* iho ono wo fooiun oboto. Goad# f w i * * omw EZ terma. REG. 5.35 WARDS REG. 2.40 HANDY 2 00 2 0 0 taatutUmkol •wnp back from t tulo port, oad tho oolo oto < * * * ^ Of tho Inquire Tonight! HOUSEHOLD HAND 25rPOOT TROUBLE fullneu of the wovo which tndctloo tho bodt. It tntwm GRINDER LIGHT O IN U IN t er UUTATtOM thi "luve-yout-c«ko-ondetl-it-too” pceblan, but loqulm oo- THE ALLEN REALTY COMPANY UAlMBerinarabwe K«epa your knii’ex and tool* sharp! Puts light right on the Job! With shock­ pert cultins ood t perroaMont Bi a M M . , Discriminating REALTORS THE CLARK CO., Realtors 8 X 1" wheel. Adjustable tool-rest. proof rubber handle'. Buy nowl 180 Center Street Manchester, Connecticut IIM COlOtt Listings With Phone Manchester 5105 Phone? Yea. Sires? ManrheSter 2-1503 FEBRUARY SPECIAL •tsAhaWwlRas BRAE-BURN -giniff SMMSi y8Sff8l Our Listings Inclnde— s u it IN 39 MINUTtl. QUART . . . BESTONE . . . TRUABT WeAsMs. Wetersne [oSO Residential Homes You can be sure of a square deaf both buyer ieepree#. NHaMrleri MACHINELESS OR Grocery Stores ealerlar s4a, W ill N07 CHARMING COUNTRY HOME! and seller-if you list your property with a A Packf«s Store CMCxoans. MACHINE WAVE Reg. S I8.M IN SOUTH w n m aim , aaly SRaea mlantas drive f M A Tobacco Farm Hartford. Now belag mao* aa duplex. Would m ^ o k M REALTOR Includes: Business Locations eonvaleaeeat hema. One afito haa oevea rooms, arepmee, HARVEY’S INSTANT LATHER SHAMPOO modem hsUh large fraat perah and ean d ^ . ___ And Other oMa rwrialat rix reoma. Hot water heat, coal LIVE WIRE OFFERING SOFT LOOK FINGER WAVE Residentini Building Lots Bred. Seiaeaa aad aaara atorm two aerra Sao graWlBg Mad wlUi babbUag brook and 99 OAK STREET - 6 ROOM SINGI.E If yon nre considerinR WARDS OUARANTIIS |Q Q l iSrf M U CSB 8S deUgbttol old Bhada trma. y \ i selling, enU ns for n free Twa ear sarage. Oaa mlaato to baa Uae. m e home will Steam heat, one car garage, good c o n d itl^ I8BMS4 las. REG. 1.19 PINE- | 0 0 REG. 29c. .36-INCH THtSI CRIW SOCKS $sr-«w I •Mw4N.y. appmissL No obHgation. hear year ImawdMte laopeetloa aa It will oot ^ t 1 ^ at atorea, achoola, churchea and Main atreet. Owner leaving REG. 2.98 FIGURE- QUALITY RAYON UNBI.EACHED MUS­ 'Three pain of theeo socka aimt jH O this attractive price $ll,0ee. Terms. Shown by appMat- town. QUICK OCCUPANCY. FLATTERING RAYON Phone 5329—627S>-7728 \i^ A- BOLD B Y PETALDOWN Yd. GOWN X LIN BY-THE-YARD 3 naonths wear; Of Wardi will Wf looS REG. 1.44 N O -R U B BIN G |00 I' 118 East Center Street ARTHUR A. KNOF' A |0 0 REG. 1.19 ROCK*. them FROL Maftoriind cotton; iqdMk iBEAUTY SALONS o d c h il d r e a l t y c New fioral and conversation print# with With a doep V neck . . . dadnty shirring WAX FOR GLEAMING WOOL REDUCED! hag Fine, smooth unbleached muslin with' reinforced hed mtd too. 6M 'ifi 111 il-Cenvarsa G 6 . pastel and dark backgrounds. Make it at thk shoulders. Of rayon crepc. 'Tea- . FIXXIRS Qt. Insulate now against summer hext! It’s extra close 64 x 60 thread count. Thrifty housewives can make It into all aorta REALTORS— 15 Forest Street, Manchester intoiato eoft feminine blotmto nnd dreaae* rooe 33-40 Jiiet pour, spread; dnea in 30 mimites granulated, just pour It in! Beg covers BRAE-BURN 875 MAIN STREE1 = fbr afternoon we#r. XVIdth: 69 inohM. to hard luster. Contelne Carnaub# wax. 18 sq. ft. 3-in., deep of Item*. Sdrlnch width. 985 Main Street Manchester. TeL 8951 Real Estate and Insaranee l i ' i Be Sure— Lbrt With A Realtor R E A L T Y C O . Manchester 7925 Or Hartford 2-0779 REAIaTORS BIG BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT! USE YOUR CREDIT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF EVERY ONE. BUY NOW . . . PAY LATER FROM INCOME

f/ /■ iflAMiu i— l i k BViaNIMO BBlULOl OOtOL WEDNESDAY, Fm tUAKZ IS. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COHN- WEDNESDAY, FERRUARY I t . I M S mm T 5 who voted tor the tahoir law la rt|ca g o erould can y aeort o f tho tion of the poUtlcel would be" lavolved 4a apeadfa and try to find out Just why a windshield, tha *^Kda /Ibuntaln* par eaad hatow that af January, WUWB—l4l» A F L M afH alt Nations to the moot critical show- steeling wheel and Inadsquata m l , tha dsputm eat aald. Postal Employes W TNk-lil ’ *wiwrter, heweeur, aald afte.* kla$ 2. SuppMhaaat the laagaVs week awBwy alaapigr te parenada pao| good many Americans can bring Modem Cars Seen O pen Forum paiatawat waa aaaanaoai, that j wtth a whlriwlad drive by unioa iUmrlieBtrr down of ita young life. Further spaea cisarsd by wlndahlald wtp- WINKk-ll k t id io WEMI te teglalar ass po la the peOa. themselves to such a radical de­ In H our Strike] a aiiMte veto riwuM aot ha Shallocala oaulial hodtoe aad atote I more, it U tha unpleasant fact Too Comfortable Mrs. Addis, 97, Director Hunt ^ ground for appeafog a ea a# -|fo iafallMw to get awmbere to */f-lr'' £tirniii0 Iferalb that the decision as to whether or parture from voting custom. dete. Be aMo aald he eortd art d»>|t*gtstar .aad veto la tha priaiariao would he M t te the taagut, whMh Editor, MsnchsMsr Herald, IUbbo, Psh. lA -o n -A naUun- le bolag happartad by voluatery POHLUttfKO *T THB not the United Natlona shall per­ Ooneotd, N. H„ Fab. Fuel Oil Shortage Taken bv Death TlM Spaeial ceaMoaaf tha Legi»> rate foS ttaw to laagM arttvtttaa I aad jeawtal ataOMaa. — *t.n riUNTINU CO. IKC wldo, bbi hwr atrlho was stcscdl #U l$$— ‘Wheeler IndileBt* Ap­ leanoa of hla law practiea t a | AFL cinelali ecataart na vtola- eoatilbutlaiw. — — ^ ■••••II 9»r«« mit this “catastrophic conclusion" Modem autemobilaa ars too eom- lature now la aaMW is to act today ly leOJIOO government ooa-l tiOE— w im m r\ llaiMiMattr, Conn. to develop rests largely upon Strikers Score prlipvrlly on the preaint M as ta* m ti telegraph smpl^yss tol WDRO->Blat Hunt; Newa ‘News an rtattaBw. pears to Have Soor^ 'aalUiwteBL TUUMAS rCKUUSUN fortable for aane driving, accord­ Hits Incubators Haw Mllfbrd. Feb. I t —(iP)—Mrs. Tax. Tb my mind this Is a nula- WUX>-nartfocd Prttee Speak; I ltl5 — TkatMR tha AFL erhora ha had rmn.. Trenn.. Onn‘1 Mniin*nr one Important member of tha ing to Prof. Dean A. Falaa of the Harriett Warner Addla, fT, died anppoft wags and ssnlorlty ds-1 1Z90 Club. ^ WDRC—Trika. an for waaka. Ineklag tu t a moadnd October t. IWl. Another Victory anoe tax and aU tbasa klad of Many Top Leaders AB ' United Nations - - - ourselves. It Maaaacbuaetta Inatitute of Tech­ Washington, Feb. 11—(A1—This a t a convalescent home hero today taxes should he shslhdiid Why WUNB — News" $60 Re«iert WOMB—UMtsd Nations Todsy. is upon American policy, which nology. following a long IQneoo. Tha omptoyca art members c f| Aiatiaee, WTHT—DsBOs Haw. Thewext dsi IsleB waa Mft up to l AB Typaa of We year’s Incubator diidis have rea­ M rs Addla, a native of this does not the I t to adopt and the Oommunist-dlrsclcd ItclitTil Newe. Washington, Feb. U —— Ths ■mdar and Holldayn. Bntnrtd at the first led in pushing the vote for Bridgeport, Feb. 18— —Strik­ The modem seata in automo- regulate tha sals of Ofnar. ate. tlw WOMB—Juka Bobl w n c — AFL may give up Us hunt for a tha laaguo’e 29-awa Adrisoiryl rant aClca at llaneliantef. Conn., a. ing American Federation of LabOT bilaa, while without doubt nacre son to wish for tha otd-faahloosd town, was tha widow of John F. Labor ookfodemtlon. They ro-l Wn c-H ack sta g e WIfa. Uig5— eeaunittoo, dn a to awrt hat Ifb r mgl!l Inonad UUaa Ka»l Matter. ______the partition of Palestine through Addla, w te served aa Judge of sasM. as Vansant, Virginia and tumod to wor’,4 at 9 a. m. sNcrl WDRO-Byrnphony HsB. poUUcsl dlrsctar. employes of the H. O. Canfield coofortaMe than those In the IMO aitting hen. othar stataaT Thai* are midauht- 61IE- The “Wheeler liwldeaf appears March 9. WHILE YOU WAIT probate here from 1996 until his the govwiunont’s Coundl ot Stnts| WOKS—Qub M tiilght; Newt. BOMOUmuN RATM the General Assembly, that the company, rubber producta manu­ models, tend to relax the driver The Agriculture department re­ edly too mony package atoros la prompt­ w n o —Stella Dallas. to have soured away top lead: Thday, thoaa who ahould Oaa laaf *7 KaU ...... facturers. of 191 Housstonlc ave­ toe much and bring on fatlgua ported today that the modem, death In IMl; and mother of For­ aoomod *om It would i k t ; w nO —Irvtag Kramer aad Or- say tho loarttreblp haa Jurt about •sms• • • -A -4 L. ' full weight of the Palestine Oom- tha atato Probably oaa reason nue, acored another victory today drowalnese, Profcaaor Faiss told mechanical 'hnothars" aren’t do­ mer State Treasurer John •. Ad­ ly on thekr demsnda. WDRC—Music off the Record. chestra. on tte IdM of hiring a 929J100 a derided to recommend that tha| Oaa atantfc fcy Mall ...... a *•[* m i a Sion'S recommendation now ing ao well. The fnsl oil shortags, dis. why a' tta te Uqnor plan la not Tho OoMMil ta oo( of *bd-l 12i$5— year outsider to head the AFL’s •(i.ffla Copy ...... 5 2 in their prolonged litigation with tha Oovamor'a Highway Safety taboo up te dno to our oplnolsoo il oMclatal WOOO—News; 1290 Chib. AFL: m rests. the corporation when the Supreme oonferance. you know. Survivlag are a daughter, Mrs. mtetetraMvo and Ji ^ WTBT—BaaUrtaad; News and WONB—urt $428.00 4-Piece American Informal: antiqued parch­ , WONS—Lone Ranger. the United Nations, thta ta the pre­ ment finish. Vanity, bench, chest and ftm.etoe '' w n c —Income Tax Program. TAKES A LOT OF PARTS ture govemmant of Palaotine. Fol- bed ...... $298.99 toering that daciatoa tha Oanaral cise time and the preciee issue for WUllam McKeown, » . .of 160 7(65— that Intent to make Itself evi­ Center street, pleaded guilty this 6318.90 3-Plece French Provlnctal: twin bete a i^ brand new WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. created this Conunia- morning to the charge of securing dresser In Ivory, grey and g o ld ...... $■$••** WONS—Inside of Sports, 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER atoB aa Its agaat la tba matter and dent. If America means something liquor for minors. Judge Bowers w n c —W n C e Xlbum of the $703.80 7-Plece Modem Blonde Mahogany plywoj^; Your tticphooe plzyi many importaat "pam" ia your borne. ebargad tt with raaponatbUtty, more to the world than Just an­ fined the man |36 after hearing twin beds. Mr. and Mrt. drMaer. cheat, v«5l‘y: ^ WNk. BBdar tha guldaaoe of the Security other oil-grabbing great power, the facta of the case. Mclfoown, bench, night table ...... $499.99 Sale He*# a "awsaenger" who briii|i you die v o te of your it was steted by Prosecutor Ray­ $298.00 3-Plece Modem Blonde Oak plywood: foil ’WDR<3—American Melody Hour. OeuacU, for implementing the we must show It here end now. mond A. Johnson, was approached WONS—Scarlet Queen. CRISP NAVY...LADYLIKE PASTELS friends and carries your orders to dw stoica He’s a A a s a iq b ly 's recommendations. This ta the peychological moment at the Center by two young men, bed, dresser and cheet...... $226.99 WTHT—Mayor of the Town, of a far-reaching dectaloa on our 16 and IS years of age, who re­ $349.00 S-Piece Modem Blonde Birch **r. w n o —Dennis Day. ‘‘scatincl.'' too; who sands ivsdy to call firemen, dw polkt, This Himmlsslnti now finds itself and Mre. Dresser, extra wide cheet and Feature! part which wiU determine whether quested him to aacure some Uquor 8 : $ $ — or the doaor to your home Above sQ, he’s a useful senram eoBtrantod with an attempt to de­ for them. Tbto waa done, tha two wide headboard with buUt in i ^ t table udUi WDRC—Dr. Christian; Newt. feat Ita yrpoaa and to nullify the we and tha world go down into a b o ^ giving McKeown the money shelves and caWnete on eneh aide . • • .$198A9 WONS—High Adventure; Billy who sands ready to Mve you daw sod steps 24 hours • dsy. rssolutiati of the General Assem- new and destructive cynlctam, or and .later that night one of the $234.00 3-Piece Oakmtat Modem; twin beds HOM. lead the Spring hly. turn upward and start scaling the young men went home in an intox­ in grey beige a^Ud o a k ...... $19A99 offered for the first time lomorrowl WTHT—Vox Pop. When you stop to realize just how often you depend 00 heights where the one proper icated condition. HU parents com­ $296.00 8-Pieoe Modem Walnut; full atoe bed, 1S,1240, Matieiu. accept the Wallace charge that »ee6aeea»ee4 ant Raymond Griffin, waa con- $221.00 2-Ptece Modem Uvlng Room Sofa and Toaa brotada upholatery — — inside,each >| It to the considered view of neither of the old parties ta rcaUy MANCHESTER , / j Unued uhtU Saturday. Johnson chair; uphotatered In blue dtograal $35.00 Sheraton Pleatcd-bock Cksc^atonal Chnir 5 1- j Wt M m Ir CMHicticufI Futurt ri '^ 'j1 the OmmlsMnn that the security offering a program for peace. will be reprvxnted by Attorney homespun. Mfipto on sofa and chair $199A0 and gold damaak .S’51.5 foroea oC tha mandatory posrer, Charles 8. House In toe absence t l It to a measure of their despera­ LIVING ROOM CHAIRS / $09.50 All-upholatered Sheraton Occaaional (,'hiii i We beUeve is the fumte of Coonectient and we're backing - which at tha present time prevent tion that they wlU even vote for of his attorney, William S. Hyde. beige tapeatry ^9^] 5230 / the altuatiofi foom detorloratlng auch a one aa WaUace, some 2’J,- The case egalnat Walter S. SOFAS, LOVESEATS $69.50 Louis XV Oceartonal Chnir with rabriol- i^rr.' up this bdief with more than words last year our coosoue- Muskynski of Hartford who was • $155.00 Modem Barrel Chair, meuve figured i ANY SIZE ORDER oamplstely into open warfhre as 000 of them in a Congressional arrested originally on January 24 grey and gold brocade cover...... M FOR tton program sfiMUfiisd so |19.94ljOOO in diis state. Ihsrisg 9B organised baais, must be re­ district hitherto solidly Demo­ and charged with non-support, $254.00 4-SectlonaI Modem Sofa; right and left end $05JK) All-upholstered Modem Chippendale O'lr-i OP eecttone have wooden arms; uphotatered in plain $195.00 Shereton Wing Chair; plain aional Chair; lime damank ...... SI'*.C1 1948 we erin continue to add buildifigt, poles, cable, switch­ placed by an adequate non-Palea- a M n enterad the (ilcture for a grey printed faille co v er...... $l28.eo a Western Lumber cratic. chartreuse and rose sailcloth; loose pillow $98.00 Sleepy Hollow Lounge Chair and Ult-niir] ttatan force which will aestot law- As la often the case with protest momhnt this morning. At the backs ...... $I79J9 $59.00 Occasional Chair; beige figured tapeatry boards and other equipment as rapidly as possible 10 meet original trial Miiskyneki agreed cover ...... eo.De Iwrizontal pleats burgundy tapeatry ---- i| a Wan Boards rtidbig alementa la both the Arab yotera, they are not thinking top to pay $20 weekly to his wife for $285.00 Modem Tuxedo Sofa; peach leather a ^ $86.50 (2) Host Chairs; highback model; beige am) the unprecedented demand for service, te handle the graer- mauve texture upholstery...... flii.99 $125.00 ( 21 Lounge Chalra; red or brown l^lyUc aad Jawtoh iwinmunltlee, organ' carefully about Just where and the support of herself end her pantM cover, each ...... $94Jie l)hie stripe, each ,$$9.51 a Insulation ifig volume of caUs and to improve the service for all who toed BBder the general dlnctloo of child. He failed In thta and waa 810A00 Hfpplewhlte Sofo; rose, green a i^ blue IU0.00 Queen Anne Wing Chair; English *; how their protest vote might even- ...... •^I^PeW $80.00 ( 21 Lounge Chalra: plain green or turquotae Roofing Sapplies ■ the OBnuBtoMon, in Maintaining tuaUy lead them. AU they seem brought to trial again on Febru­ IrfUa d R i n M l C •eaeaaeeaeeeeaeejeeeeheee •^TVete . a use it For it is our aim to provide a consundy improving ary 14. and at that time was $299.00 Modem Tuxedo Love Seat; chartreuse leath­ coror; T-ahaped cushion, e a c h ...... $79.89 SizM 9 to IS mdtr-sad aacortty in Paleatlna to know U that they want some­ $48.50 (6 ) Occaaional Chaiih: choice of ton figure a Mason Supplies service and to make it available wherever and whenever I'*'-’ ordered to provide a bond of $200 er upholstery, brass nail head trim; nleated .1132.00 English Lounge Chair; turquoise nee^: tapestry, blue figured Upertry or Mue ntrio* J IS .9 S aad tharehy anaWing tha Com- thing different, that they want point tapeatry ...... $».ee to guarantee payment of the rtdee ,$I$A99 tnatiBrtal, each ...... saae.-aeW a Hardurare, Paint it is wanted. ’ BfijMtai'tB oairy out tha rsoom* to beUeve in the existence of some weekly sum. The bond , which waa $193.00 Laweon Love Seat: plain deep brown texture $115.00 (S) Wing Chalra: Un figured tap e stry ^ $95.50 Chippendale Wing Chair; rose leaf of the Oanaral Aastm- road to peace. to have been avallabla on Monday upholatert^ .$1$9.09 eeeaeefffli efeee9A9aBB9ee9«6* *V And Other Matarials WM still lacking and thtougl hie oover ttaa period immedl- Althougb the chances are that $299.00 Chippendale Sofa; blue brocade $146.00 Sheraton Lounge Chair; Mue and beige ^ P « attorney. Wesley Gryk, Muskny **#**«*aeeaeeeeeaeeseeeeeeeeaeee Drive Out and See Us ths termination of such a trend among any consider- upholstery «$9$A9 ski a a k ^ for afMlUonal time in $210.00 Chippendale Sofa; two-tone blue satin atrina $189.00 (6) Occasional Chalra; genuine chartreuse >wlll lio n period of able numter of American voters which to ratae tha required dover Aa l a ...... $$$J$ leather cover: trimmed with antique braes i ^ l -AT amount This wm granted by THI SOUTHIKN NIW INOLAND laaNfiTBiil atrifa uroald favor RepubUcan. chances $239.00 Modem Lounge Love Seat; blue damask. h M d i e M C h ...... • e e f M M FstaBthM^ iariod, ia the ^iproaching Preridential Ju«*y 7bo stated that If klck^ptoated valance...... ,.$I4$.0$ $l25.od Lounge Chair; beige figured tapertry ADO lo w PURCHASIS10 YOWMONfNiV PAVMMT ACeOUNT TELEPH0NE>->^ the'bond were §vallable before T'HhipCld CUfhlOn ...... PTKISS Bolton Notch Qfy 9f Jarapatom. This alactlon. neither old party can Saturday tha cafie would be con­ $269.00 Cbastsrflald Sofa; beige figured tu e a t|T a sdtteftoophio raally Bdford to be complacent in tinued on a week to week . baali cover; fringed valance; pleated beck . . ,$19$A9 $115.00 Lounge Chair; green figured t a p e e t r y ^ ^ WE DELIVER COVRr eeeeeeaeee#a*e.*.aaa*eeeeee.es*a tM lt Stoi o f ' ~tatoirBattoaa) sudi a rituaUon. Perhaps their to supervise the payments. Mr, $192.00 Hepplewhite Sofa; roae-green and gold striped upholstery •dIm.OO $195.00 Lounge Chair; carlton emerald green self ^ striped cover; large flat arme; TahapM^ ••eeaaeaaaae .fl129.69 itaio ths United owB record and their own poUdee denied at this tliBe. hototefF Uclwleated valance teaeaeae * cushion MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18.1848 MANCHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. 00NN« WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, tUM l l t R P* porta. The east eoast smharfo waa the proposal aerved thb Jewish tone, with fingertip controls, gtv- m put into effect a week ago hecauas crowd of 2,$$$ whooped it up at cause, which they asld was to ex- mg visitors closeapa of the moon Aaacrta Tkat B Aait tbs announcement of the election Fate Rests Zoning Battle Extra Session Fuel Dealers Ofl Exports that la the worst shortam aioa. South Coventry Estate Coes lermlnata Arabs in tha Holy and Saturn, complete with rings. Is Mage tai N ew Yarfc News Tid|>it$ Ths Cbmiaeros depanmsnt ia- t o Land. The McDonald observatory ta ^'t^dlitoo described Isacson’s else- Mrs. Pauline little Before Court owned bar tha Univarsity of Texas la a broadcast taat idgM Halt Called suad the new order a n er a double fipt as a -rapudlatlon of the *gvt WUMmaatlc Ex. rbene f«3$-WI In to Trust "A fte r SO years o f axparlanoa in With People O f Tax Board In P ro te s t switch in plans last night I t F u n d Palestine,” the atatamsnt sahi saKinSMSSSHi and ataflad by the Unlvaratty of from tbe New Bnglaad exhibit tough* double standard foreign Chicago. at the Grand Crotral Stathm ta First the stop order was an- policy. It la a real victory over "Oi^at Britain cama to the ooo> Sa— tar Wkai ty, aB etkar O. .«Hanvy England, the commentator Bans Shipments for after that It waa on again. tarty can become the first party in by-laws of tht First Congregation­ tor Provides Income implemented except by brutal Hons Snccess Depends public speaking dema Bnilding. Used for Complainta Filed by Says Shot Fired tribntion Methods' of No reason was givsa for the force and drastic measures mato an error. He mistakenly 000 Caah, Deed Farm IMS." al Chtirch “ to provide thst there much at Aiamta Basrg] Manafsftaiing Before referred to Bon Ami as the Period of 48 Honrs mlxup. While WaUace sU yed In the For Her Daughter againat tha Araba. Upon Support Given Mendelsohn Corp. Large Dealers ....Slaty year 'old To ‘Scare’ Wife product of three years or until their sve- Barnard of Waterford, widow of reaunw her aonlng battle with U>e hear eomplainto lllod by Meyer protested to Governor McOon- vertissd today to the Moeoow | Petersburg luncheon arranged by worda naxt yaar....S«variBl corra- was trying to “ aeare” hia the uMtkeL Although it la the noted sculptor, George Grey .eni amid, "it la i.icomprchensible people o f tha world. Koadeleoba. Incorporated, who export gasoilno and fuel olL newspaper Boltocvik that it is ac­ ■ y ta I t civil ccUoiui toUlinff ceasors arc choaen and no trustee town o l Weotport Imd Ito ■oQing eatrangad wife, M ary, whan ha aughy against "unfair dlatrtbutlon manufactured in Manchester his brother, John B. Wallace, St Barnard, goes into a trust to pro­ to US, therefore, how a United Na­ Price la asstatant secretary gen­ apottdanta ara I asked for a raduotloa In Ita aaaaaa- Meanwhile It will Uy. to work cepting applications from men be­ 1 M.OOO agtlnot C ue Gilbert, Jr., shall Bucceed himaelf or herself af­ nathar of roeont bitter aoenaatlona eommlaaton In Common Pleas fired aevcral ahoto on the night o f by tha Ortord Soap Company Petersburg real estate man. Mrs. vide a lifeUme income for her tions commiaslon could recom­ eral of toe U. N. He said the 'taanL Tha company maintataia a methods" used by large dealem out another cut in foreign quotas tween the ages of 18 and 23 as| , jONCBwica ant New Tortt, In- ter ha\ing sen’ed three yeara" againat woatom powors...Branch court today. laat October 11. Mrs. Kellner It la put on the market through Paul Poymer, wife of the presi­ daughter, Vlvla Grey Barnard of mend such a comae." world organlaatloa "will succeed warahouaa In BucUaad and tha and the State Fuel Oil Advisory to aa'va scarce oil fo r uae at noma. piloto, gUter pilots and pora- t ifTKIijiiinT known architect, for , the following tnistees were elect- aaotor vehicle regletratlea oOcoa The town and commiaslon, died from gunshot wounds In a the Boa Ami Company v dent of The S t PeUraburg Times, Waterford, according to a will ad­ The statement declared the or fail exactly to tha degree that aaaeaament thla year waa Inereaaed The export quota for the first riiuttsts. There was no msntlon ti l U l M ^ that number peraona I ed Monday night at an adjoiimed charging violation of the ■onlhg Waterbury flrehousa immodiatoly commlttoa. addreaa is New Torirk a t y . gave $1,000. mitted to probate by Judge 8. Vic­ commlasion’ji advocacy o f an In­ the people of the world support It open here at armory tomorrow. * $700,000. This inoraase waa caused quarter o f 1948 already haa been of acespUag appUcatkma from ! annual meotltig: Louis A. Kings­ ordinances, s w trying to . eloas after abe waa shot Calling themsalveo tha tatdo- h Irt wliea'XMlbert’a oar Attacks .tmerioaa Newapapera tor Prince. Mrs. Barnard died last ternational force was in reality a or fall to aupport It" by atoek-ca-haud. Bcalsd down twice—from I7,000,« women. I to a bay-wafon ride In Wilton bury, and John M. Stone, Sr. for a down Mim Kellsms’ cable grit> Kellner told a Superior court Wallace attacked American face saving mcaaufe. The great difficulty today, he Last year tha aeBeaiore also add­ pond fual dealars o f OonnecUcut, 000 b a m la to 1MS0.000 to 9,880^ thr^-year term; Dayton H. Whip­ Nov. 17. manufacturing plant in tbe Sauga- jury here yesterday that ha had no li It Nov. It . newapapera aa no more truthful On the death of her daughter, "Tha commiaslon," it said, "la aaid, la the "clash o f policy" Board Clarifies ed BBUOi to tha oorporaUon’a list the group, headed by John J. Unk, 000 ■n>e Ofreement w a« announced ple. two-year term; Eugene W. tuck section of nearby Westport intention o f shooting his wife, aa- Avoids Discussion . than the Kusalan press and stated the Income from the estate will go adopting an argument which haa among the great powers respon­ hut It was auoceaaful in Ita de- Fairfield, told the go'mrnor the A Commeroe department official b ' Joh n K eofh o f thU city, coun- Latimer, me-ycar term. Already and to impose upon her a civil •ertlng ha fired "five or six of vn cm iA a* that advertisers "wUI not support to a friend, Renee Prahar of Wa­ been the favorite horse of Zionism sible for piaklng the peace which maade for a radnetioa In the praoent aetup cf oil distribution said reports from U. S. embaariea a t for 17 year old Lucille C. Max- a paper that tells the truth.” serving are J. LeRoy Schweyer, Kindergarten Rule penalty of $250. ■even'^ bullets Into tha ground to must to ehangod Tor tbo public O f Application NoroNuriEUflB' ona more 5^ar: Dr. William L. terford, if she is living, the will since November. The Zlonlats. In the V. N. waa organised to keep. Testifying bsfore Judga John T. amount of tha aaaaaamcnt "acare” her. Indicate foreign naticaa can stand a ne, who loot a loff aa a reault of At the Tampa baseball park, This morning's aamton-waa at­ ton efiL " 'Higgins, two years. Voted to the provides. On the death of Mlsa order to achieve their enda, erect­ Lacking this peace; Price added Cultinan yesterday. Miss Kellems Kellner, on trial on a charge of BtlU another alaah. BUTUDofiaBur t e aecide.^t. several persona pledged hundreds tended not only by membera of •Crowded OuF by Largs BuppBaw executive committee are Robert Barnard or Mias Prahar, which­ ed a cameuflagt. of propagand.. to In a apeech prepared for a W o­ ’The Boord of Education In saaerted one of the two buildings first degree murder, denied he had Montgomery, Ala.. Feb. 18—(P) The United States uses, ou the Under the terma of the joint of doliars. There was no segrega- Mr. Link said that the inde­ ever Is last to survive, the body the efiect that if the pbrUtion of men's National Press club lunch- adopting Ita new ruling ooncarh- now being used in her manufactur­ the Board of Tax Review but by aimed the weapon at hla w ife or —^Tbe State Board at EduoaUon average, about 5,800,000 barrels a I (reement reached, Keo;/. aaid, Uon a he r^Ty W m i^ the crowd 8. W*hlt. and M l*. Alice Coomb.,; Judga William 8. Hyde, represent­ pendent fuel dealers,, supplying uun >1. Liic j 'treasurer, Mr. Latim er; hasisant of the trust is to be paid over to Palestine la not Implemented by eo a "w a must do tha beat we can Ing the age of children who will ing purposes before she occupied intended to shoot her. yastorday steered clear at dlacuaa- a cooferenoea between attorney* was predominantly white, there ing the Town, and by Asseaaor "85 per cent" of oil to oonsvmers treasurer, Mias Coombsa auditors, Mrs. Barnard's granddaughter, force the preatlge o f the UtUted with what Ve have in the many start kindergarten dees not effect the premises in 1942 when she Described as an expert marks­ lag a Negro’s application to enter stop order will not affect oil mmm f r all Intereated partlea. Gilbert were many Negroes there, two of fields where this underlying con­ thoaq chUdren who w ill complete Henry Mutrie. The tobacco com- under normal conditions, are now or gaaoUne ready for loading or a (reed to pay $50,000 in caah into Mr. Schweyer. Mr. Whipple; uaher Wendy MacGregor of Poughkeep­ .•'atlona w ill aulfer.” moved her business from New man in prevloui testimony, he s Alabama Polytochnlc lnstltuta.at them on the speaker's plaUorm sideration is laato consaquantial.” kindergarten this year and enter ttesot had rapraaentotlvea from ita being "crowded out" )>y large alrMdy at sea. Whan it is Ittted ,a tmat fund and to deed to the chairman, Mr. Whipple; hla com­ sie. N. Y. York. serted he could "have shot her with Auburn. .ItlM t< with Wallace. first grade next. . KmToik oOce and was alao rep- suppUara. Friday morning, ahlpmenta attU thousands of ^ J if nd a farm in Roxbury estimated mittee Harry R. Ryan. Jr.. T. W il­ Omits Request to Son Aeeompllekmeete Reviewed She declared no protest was the first shot” had he Intended to - Negro education in general was railsfros sudi Wallace flayed both major po­ The Inatrument specifically Price loviewed U. N. accom­ When announcement waa made roaontod by attorney. shoot her. “ Membem at the present State on the agenda, but board members w ill be banned, from east coast t be worth between $ 20,000 and litical parties, accusliig them of liam Graham, Jr. The question of made by the town or its commis­ The trouble this year la the same raiatng of funds was left in the omits any bequest to Mrs. Bar­ Wallace Raid plishments In tha fttida o f haalth, of the ebanga, many parants at sion for two years after her bus­ Trial w ill ba reaumed today Fuel Adviaory committee are com. ahlad from talking about William HOLIDAY HOSPITALITY 1 15,000. breeding InflaUon. He charged Re­ children now in kinderga 1 Roosevelt carried IlUnols by less Fliers Will Face growth," Dr. Kuiper said. SOLD A T nual spring rummage aaJe earns Training." j weapon, penetrated ita full length have to serve with Negroes. Following protests to the gov- ‘^ U i administration with respect than 150,000 in 1944. Anothar factor favoring a primi­ P L E A S E Y O U the wherewithal to buy not only Mr. and Mrs. James L. Loyzim O i l x a a «> I I v t o S into Jhe chest of seven-year-old "God forbid that the day will e ,>r, the group planned to meet and Fowl ,tg Palestine. The Bronx district His margin In Caltfomla waa tive form of plant life on Mara ia linen for the Memorial hospital, and fam ily of Daly road vrill leave : ^ Year Jail Term Melvin Kcrswell. come in Miselssippl when white today with the State Fuel Ad­ A ll Drug Stores i t e a heavy Jewish population. I around 475,000. .But Wallace is tha knowledga that temperaturea, Ormsed Sat. While Yoo Walt! but a number of extra comforts Thuraday for Proctor, Vermont, to ■ CSampbell reported the shot was womca sit on a jury with a black visory committee to express tlmi- Phone 2-1575 AU* oratora also appealed to generally credited with a large while "desperately cold," are not Started aod Ready-To-La* for the patienta. The auxiliary visit hla aunt. Mra. Bcule Nagy. fired by Donald Englebart from buck Negro.” lar objections. Rogers Mineral Water Ca.. b e . m sfto Means In the district by In RaU Wreck following there and hence could Warsaw, Feb. 18—(to—A Polish prohibitive to such life. Pallets 21 Maple St. membeaa have been meeting every They will return Monday. an open window of hia home He tt8 Pembroke S t, Brtdgaparfi sttncdrtng administration actions cause trouble for the DemocraU. j government spokeaman aaid today W’ln Ooninne at Top Peak Monday throughout the year to The membera of the choir of the quoted the boy aa saying he found Uvesay To Return sCttetthg thslr native land. (Coutlnued from Page One) Making ’trouble Already | Americans flying Into Poland with­ Tha Mam atudies w ill continue fold aurgical bandages, and even First Congregational church are the gun in a cloaet o f hia father’a • D liM BtssaghoM Of Plynn In Minnesota, which Roosevelt out plana clearances or visas in at top peak for the next two weeka. so, a number of other organlaa- requested to meet at the home of room. Athena. Feb. 18—(iP)—Maj. Gen. •Hw:diatric* la In tha stnmghold One of the rescuers, Marcel ear­ carried by around 80,000 four the future would be subject to one Mars came within 83,000,000 miles tlona aaslat in this work. Mlaa Grace White of Ripley Hill Young Kerawell’s . name waa William O. Llvesay, chief of the et Wwhrd J. Flynn, Bronx county lier, said that when he arrived on years ago, Wallace was making year In jail. of the earth last night. That waa Mrs. Bengaton wlU be aasiated Friday at 8 p. m. placed on the danger list at City U. S. M ilitary mission here, will .XfenMijaatlc loader and form er par- the scene last night; " I saw about trouble for them already. The Poles permitted five U. 8. the oloaet it will to for another at the store and In aoUciting and Edwin S. LeDoyt was admit­ hoapital where physicians remov­ return to the United SUtes short­ : tv ^chairman, who put hia orj^nl- 300 women, covered with blood The State Central committee of fliers to return to Berlin yesterday two yaars. In 1058 it will swing calling for food donations by the ted to the Windham Community ed the stick from hia body. ly after Maj. Gen. James B. Van ^HKtoos solidly behind Propper. an-i ahlcking, crawl and run from the Democratic- Farmer Labor after being held overnight because within 80,000,000 miles. following: Mrs. Donald Make­ Memorial hospital on Monday. Fleet arrives here to succeed him, • w nham OTOwyer and the train. party meets- tomorrow to name they lacked formal entry papers. Dr. Kuiper earlier had said he peace, president of the auxiliary; Arthur L. Woodworth is again ,i delegates to the Democratic Na­ the American Aid mission an­ D. Roosevelt spoke patient at the same institution 18 Of Dead Women The five had fiown U. S. Amba.s*a- hoped for the final answer to the nounced today. Mrs. Elmer Weden, Mrs. Henry tional convention. district for the Democrat- having been admitted on Saturday Police aaid at least 18 of the dor Stanton Griffis back to War­ question of life on Mars might to Van Fleet ia expected to reach PRESENTIHG Lord, Mrs. Walter WaddeU, Mrs. Mayor Hubert Humphrey of candidats. O’D w yer In hla talk following a short absence. dead were women. saw from London. SCIENTIFICAI.LY DESIGNED — ALL ELECTRIC reached bnmedlately. Last night here this week. Liveaay’s return an oUve branch to Wal- Keith Johnaton, Mrs. Cleon Chap­ MinneapoUa claimed P r e sident The release waa "out of courte­ he told newsmen and Univeraity man, Mrs. Morgan Porter, Mrs. Miss Judith Minor of Manches­ The pasaenger train, made up of home is unexpected. It had been !, tnviting tha foramr vice prea wooden cats, waa filled with work- Truman has the backing ol 85 per sy to the ambassador," said the o f Taxaa offlclala there was such a announced previously that he Herbert Hall, Mrs. George W. ter was a recent house guc.*t of cent of the 287 Centfol committee it back Into the Democratic tha Misses Aline and Marilyn Loy- era from a nearby sugar refinery Pollah spokeaman, Minister Pleni­ General Blectrie maas of data to to considered that would remain to direct the Mis­ d r i k e t A House, Mrs. James Kllpatrick, members. W allaoo spumed t b r bid and xim of the north district. , and paper mill. The freight train potentiary Wktor Grosz. ’ , "It must to properly worked out." sion’s Supply section. Usually in­ RegaVs S»Star Feature ited the Democrats were Mra. W. P. Slover, Mrs. D. W. Democratic party leaders hers, H e operated the 82-lnclr tele­ JEWELERS Cummings, Mra James McKay. Of local Interest is the birth of wa.a carrying coal. formed sources said ha had re­ to death.” Many o f the dead, Carller said, liowcvcr, have private reports that scope, weighing approximately 80 quested transfer. . a daughter, Kathleen, on February I 55 per cent for Mr. Truman and 533 BIAIN STREET MANCHRSTEtt C. B. Baldwta, WaBaca’s cam- were burned. 14 at the Bridgeport hospital to 145 per cent for WaUace la more KITCHEN ludlad the elec- Mr. and Mra. George Carter o f . like It. All Forms of Mr. Wallace has Lenten Supper Shelton, Mra. Carter is the former for manths>^that the Miaa Dorothy Bradpry of this Prices Are Lower Now—E’Z Terms ______nd a new party, a Friction Seen Uails laacaon Victory INSURANCE Date Scheduled town. • REFRIGERATOR tSid party M by Haniy Wallaos, Local Boy Scouts receiving • SINK S • C AB IN E TS eadiness with which we serve yun jadicatad to aduevtag psaes, aa- New Haven, Feb. 18 — (to — • DISHWASHER •COUNTERS It's Pinehurst For Better Values To awards at Die Court of Honor re­ On Palestine Director Charlea E. Calkins of the e itlto and ahundanoa. Monday evening, March IS, is cently are: Troop 57 of the South ALA • DISPOSALI^FREEZER Isacaoo won.” he declared, Connecticut Provisional Commit­ • R A N G E the date sat by tha South Metho- District: George Hawkes firat ha campaigned on the (Conllnued from Page One) tee for Wallace today hailed the CUT the COST OF LIVING diat Woman's Society of Christian class merit badge, home repairs; MEMBERSHIPS We Design Your Kitchen Around **Work Centers” ’V S la M 1ptdgram—for outright ra> StoVloe for the “Meal in the Up- victory o f Leo laacaon, American too Ihft-HarUdy act; n * Harry Jackson, fingerprinting; Labor party candidate supported ij k* 1 pto Room.” Marshall Merriam, hiking; Albert uied to resume debate on the In­ Come to Pinehurst Meat Department for the finest ta •rfitiqa of prico cootool, axpan' Mrs. Danrld Bennett of Wood- donesian question at 10:30 a. m. by Henry A . Wallace In a special STANDARD APPLIANCE CO. ^ to of damocratie righto, an oud Moreau, fingerprinting. George congressional election in the meat at new low prices. I normous selections all in view bridge atreet while living in Bos­ HawkeS waa made a Star scout. e.s.t. The council also called an A. D. Wade 't 'tha Truman doetrinak dafeat a ton attended this tmdltlonal Len- afternoon meeting for 2:30 p. m. Bronx, N. Y. 1110 victory showed. Factory Authorized G. E. Sales and Service hi dvanal military tratnlim find tha Of Troop 85 of the North District. Calkins malnUlned. “that a good 88 EssL Center 8547 Low Grocery Prices tefi B^per and program, and In- CoUn Edmundaon received firat to take up the India-Pakistan dis­ 205 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 2-1259 FULLY COOKED READY TO SERVE i *1 atohall ptaa aa preaantM to Cm- trodneed It at tha South Matbodlst pute. proportion of the peoplp of this Manchester I : I toa, and tuQ U. 8. suppogrt for class merit badge In carpentry, country want peace and security.' FLOUR . fr tga tM tod Natlcaa, for proyraaa at church preceding Easter last year. firat aid and personal health; It was an unqualified aucceaa and 25 lb. bags o f Gold Medal, lb I and peace abroad Caret Slivinaky, carpentry, first Arab Leaders Assail It. was decided to repeat it again aid, personal health. PUlsbury, King BUdaa and HAMS Cew Bota > r/.nd valnes in great quantity tihimph was **8 during Lant this season. Mrs. Emma Grace Hill, wife of Force Suggestions -Whole or shank halves from medium sized short shanked kama, n M n . Bannett haa consented to Oliver Hill of the North District, N ew York, Fah. 18—l|ed Radio PolsRle announc- WELDON BUDiDlNa ' " t tHIMoto n M t Instsiled mofc than $8,000 ly M fRchefter totin>fR>snt» 907 MAIN STREET N ix . UHian fieiring COM r L : Advertise tn and dqnghter. 27 R a ^ u ^atreeti ’ tokw n In PbURt ntllagrui 18ft esms in for dstfils. HORTH OF POST OFFICE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM SLATE ARMOR 'Lw in«m i to Jaaa Saelaaek, 828 Spruce street; DMeMbor and la asking pniUs- U rn . 25c MsMCHMTsd Conn* Mrs. Marieii Roberts, 203 Main naeht to approve tha erection of 654 Csnter SL, Jfinria ,BMg. Tka s t m t . ' 00,000 more.

7 f.' MAM;Hl!;ai KK GVCMNU h e r a l d . MANCHEiri'ER. V O N N n WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18,194* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCMBSI'ER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18.194* iMxt yaar'a budget for govamment Skatlnff Conditions Ftrat RoWa Is Seta Pine Pharmacy ~ spending, debt reduction and tan Liens Placed Oiileans Plan Doctors Vote Near Ctater Ckorek drawing room watching a tstevl- en cutting. * aten petformanet when the four The whole thing U a paper pro­ Skating condltlona at Center Dam Stops Washed Oat Mountain Homes Bandits Get Springa pond art unsafe. There Plans Opfsning Death Takes men entered quietly, apparently position. The actual amount of Military Base Against Free Miaa Dorotoy W. Pease, through a door that had been left Fence On Property will be no skating tonight. L A U R i t S T i money involved would be the same. minister of education at Carter $40,000 Loot open. Others ta tha house were Senator MiUikln (R., C^o.), Oongvagatlonal chnrcii, and Postal Head servants. DANNY NeCAtrrHY-4na chairman of the tax-writing Sen­ In Antarctic Medical Gire Mra. M u garet Sariala. aecro- West Side Business Es- Mrs. Fox waa In Phltadelphis at ate Finance committee, sponsored Town Takes Action Ury. repwrt that they aaw e the time attending aa opera per- Xtahrer E*eapes by Jump­ the plan. He said it will improve tabUshed in Jarvis 48f Main 8L Odd Against Persons Who (Osnttaued frona Page One) About Town (Csutteusd f r e « Page Oaek robin, sun barMager of spring, Edward J. DUloa, Hiut> Invade Home ol Phila­ formazMe. ing; Car D^ps 75 Feet chances for tax cutting. And he near the church tola moraiag. Bloek Serves Area Police said toe daughter-ln-taw added the Senate will take up a Were on Relief tributed In advance to newrapap- fdrd Postmaster, ID delphia Banker and waa toaken by the shouldeni by tax cut bill as soon ss it gets the Brazil last Augtwt and binding Mrs. John F. Pickles, Jr., and At Center Springs Park the American nations to mutual era and nawa agencl«a.Xsr pubUch- one of the robbers who demsadsd Marshall plan out of the Way. infant daughter, Pantela, returned The Pine Pharmacy, opening Several Wedu Sportsman Today Special IntroJuetdf/ OHar^ It waa announced today by defense. Uon at 13:30 a. m. tomorrow (7J0 that taa tell him whtro tbs house A N«Uon«l Guard Jaap, drivati That will bCv some time next from Memorial hospital today to F r t ^ for hurinaas in the Jarvis WAA lOflAtAd. Bxpireg F ek 88 , Town Clerk Samuel Turklnglon Britain claims territory both p. m„ e.s.t, tonight.) The BMA month. their home, 27 Huntington street. block on Oentor streot, will glvn Hartford, Fsb. 1S-«P)—Edward Philadelphia. Feb. IS — (F) — I don't know. I don't live here," ftp Saitaant Raaa Oaaacrmnda, The House alreadv has passed esst and west of the 70th parallel, lifted this embargo after TIm Lon­ that fifteen liens hsve been placed don Evening Standard pubtlahed Obituary to the west aide of town • "tlTW J. Dtltan, 94, ths first carssr post­ Caleb F. Fox, Jr„ socially promi­ she Insisted. 3 — 5x 7 Photographs $2.9S ■Hda a aanaatlonal 76*foot leap a bill to cut taxes M.600.000.000 which Argentina and Chile con­ busineas which haa boon liiekliig nent Philadelphia banker and against property owned by per­ sider their boundary below ^the It was announced today that ^ the the results writh the front page ex­ al ssspioys to hold too otttes ot The tongs, sU flashing guns, m a t Main atraH Into Canter a year. Milikin's committee plans In the araa ever since the d a ^ ■povtaman, was robbed of $40,000 sona who have i-eceived town aid South Amcrlcnn continent, ..... f-i,.,.. n Ativiii*rv planation: postmaster In this city, died early then rsfuiacked the bedrooms, lo­ apringa Park___ ahortly bafore 3 p. to‘ start hearings on this bill Mon- and who signed contracts to re- when realdantlal gfoarth first In valuables by four masked band­ cated toe safe in one and forced •Thii rfrivsr who leaned I dav. It may pate the measure t o ' " " " »n o smiiru i sin aays the island groups ‘ here Mary Bussell 'Th e Evening Standard la op­ i^dsy In th4 Hartford hospital. He started to boom there in pre-ware iMd been 01 atveral weeks. 'vstW its who invaded his home In subur­ It open to get toe Jewelry. are part of the Fsiklands group, posed to all embargoes. Trey are D e a lh f ban Rydal sarty today, police re­ SrsBEi ^^hB^rehlcle as i t ^ hid for the Deniocrstic supp* i These are the first of such liens i.innrf. mrr. off Ar. Veterans will be held in tha usual generally quite needleaa and mere­ DUloa was oeafirmsd aa pest* The robbers than cut talepbons whose main Islands arc off Ar- Armory on Serman Wlae, one of the part­ ported. gentina's cast cost. ly have the effect of impeding the BMSter by tos U. 8. Ssnate la lines sad fled. It was after mUI- owmers in this csteRory and It Is kfbnday. February 33. Equipment RcM B. Mneintyro ners in toe business, said of the July. 1947, eUsBSxlac a earror The thugs herded toe seven per­ night before one of toe group got The Jeep came to rest in the presidential veto. Have l-ald Clslms In .Arm awlft tranamiaalan of newa to the store today "Profesrional depend­ sona In ths bouse Into a bedroom, expected that many such con- I of the Motor Vehicle Department, public. Theeo figures are of vital Tha funeral of Reid R. Mac­ which began in 1903 when bs went loose and freed *th« others. To- Both Argentins and Chile have ability is to be atreeeed In this tied them up wlUi atrlM torn h(OOk-bed below after diving | tracts will be fulfilled before other which is using that room for reg- importance In the country." Intyre of 80 Laurel atrect waa held to work hers as a postal elerk. gethte*. they ran to the cottage of INCOME TAX! ttreugh an iron fence. liens can be placed. laid clairrui in the area, which in- Istration, will be relocated so as from toe Watkiiu Funeral homS at Btore. Our business will be first from bedsbeets and IcR them toe eatato gardener, Thomas ’Ihe BMA said it put the embar- After serring as a saerstary to there while they ranaaeked the PpHee said that the driver lost rludea auch groups as the South not to Interfere wlto tola m eetly, j results “eo that every 2 o’clock tola aftenioon. Rev. and foremoirt a pharmacy, where Toung, and summoned potloe. a former postmaster and as cash- house. CooM Early and Sava Yooradf Worry and BEaney control of hla vehicle, but could Manchester Georgia, the South Orkneys and . Major Nathan B. Gatcbell atated. j newepaper. however distant from Clifford O. Simpoon, pastor -of toe the finest drugs and chemicals . obtainable will be compounded for tor. DOlon was appotatod superin- They found mink and beaver fur glvo no reason for Its erratic the South Shctlands. Center Congregational church, tendeat at ths Fiasnes division In Triiiiiaii Seek* In London a high British gov- ■ London, had an equal chance of your pvaecriptlona with toe eoata, dtamond and sapphire course. Date Book Rev. Raynold G. Johnson will be publishing and commenting at the officiated. John Munaie was too 1919. FIvs years later hs was pro­ roRCOUOHS ernment source said the three-na­ the Lenten speaker at the 7:45 ev­ soloist and tang “Jeaua, Saviour, greatest care. Two experienced braMtats, rlnga, necktacea and Coll Monchotfor 4848 asms time." registered pharmacists will be on moted to sasiatant postmaster. He watrttes valued by Fok at around aw TO Aid for Chinese tion dispute msy bo turned over ening aervlce tomorrow at the Sal­ PUot Me" and "In the Garden.” was named settng postmsstsr in Tonight to the United Nations, although vation Army citadel. Mr. Johnson Frederic Werner presided at the' regular duty and their watchwerd 828,000. Hmy atao took aUverware 805 North Mata Stroet 1949 after ths dssth of Postmaster and otosr a^uablee which Fok Dc Valera Loses Hollister and Manchester Green Britain wo.iid prefer to see the I will lead the midweek aervlce tola organ. will be Service. Hence, a free de­ (Continued from Page One) livery Is featured, and we also will miUarn j . Rankin. aatlmated would run tbs total to P.T.A. meeting in Hollister audi­ matter settled privately. A gov­ evening In the Covenant Oongrega- Grain Prices The bearers were John Munaie, Survlvoro Include his widow, Open Thim doy Evtntag 8-8 P. M. torium. ernment offlrlal discounted spec­ Harold Barnsley, Leon Fallot, pick up your prescription If for any nearly $40,000. Job as Premier; • tional church when the fifth chap­ Mrs. Nora lUIIey Dillon. (arrowa) w ssbii away by bigb watera, la lodged beta W ataM i« T sievtslen Pertennas Also Highland Park P.T.A. repair roads and railroads, fuel ulation that the dispute might ter of Romans will be studied. Jehex West, Frank Merriman and reason you cannot reach our store. Funeral arrangeroenU are In­ Dehrls, IseJudlng resnoanto o f ------Saturday All Day Until 8 P. M. and power plants, and factories Drop Today Harold Derry. The latter repre­ **nd the Just two weeks after the big I for instant emergency or general Mrs. Lord hsve four children; Err­ which la part of the United j ter auditorium. In final concert of dent said, the aid to CHilna should made, but if it were. It would be Mrs. Edith Rich inils. 72, a res­ 910 ta Itatod for naldents and will ra-open Mareh 1. a patlant in tha Hartford boapital REAL ESTATE major portion of the time wlto : break began with a slump In I use. ing & Lord of Ridley Park. Penn. Eiagdom. ' tke aeason. be carried forward under existing given consideration. Australia ident here for the past 11 years, $$42,994 as non-restdente. The In- Columbia Recreation Council, for aometUna haa left the hospital Mrs. Howard Hinckley of Colum- their daughter. Mrs. Hazel Mc- grains, retail food prices appeared died this morning at the home of “ As a Rexall superstoie, wc will ersase In this years Hot over that iUthough four independents vot-1 V. F. W. Quarterly Socisl Club machinery for foreign relief. claims big sections of Antarctica, Guown whoae home is at CDachella | under toe leadership of Dr. Ralph and la staying at the home of her hla, Mrs. WtUism Caffyn. Sr. and SERVICE although she is not involved in the to be steadying. her daughter, Mrs. Gladys R. ' have the benefit of passing on to of last year can be accounted for parents, lir. and Mrs. Joseph Hill ed for Da Valera, two of them ' meeting at 8 p. m. Legislation authoriaing toe Chi­ In the Mohave desert Mias Smith ; Price tags in the corner store E. Wolmer has planner for another Mrs. E. Allan BUsh of this town; 19 St TOBY c e w t s s When Fsiklands controversy, Syphers, of 73 Durant street. i you toe unexcelled products of chiefly, A. R. Sharpe, member of ta tha baUotttng on Cos- Thursday, Feb. 38 nese program, he added, should plans to return by plane in two ' weren't reacting as quickly to of the popular "swim psrtiss’’ to In West Hartford. 11 grandchildren and one great I C TP Club s ham aupper, 6:15 Gonzalez Videla stepped ashore Berides Mrs. Syphers she leaves this vast phsrmsceuticai enter­ ths board said Monday, by the ad* be held st tos YM CA In WllUmsn- Mr. and MrA John Urban ot y(^a sotliorfata n to9ellFl- will be held at the home of Mra United. States also supplied most Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Coughlin of There was an air of uncertainty and two great grandchildren. umbia Lakt. Mr. Sharpe said. liver 190 billion cubic feet of natu­ •REGULAR OVALS to saa this day!” . Wedaeeday. March 8 "Many times In history." Gon­ Pharmacy a cozy luncheonette, Lawyer Is Victor Roy B. PettenglU on Monday, Feb­ TeL 4118 or 7275 of toe help that (Jhina got through Woo 367 Valley street, Willimantic, st­ the chairman. Is In Florida for the county to make the race,' yester­ ; continent can come about. Be Restraiiiengrca« from entine party. cKaate. Acroee toe nail aat tne dents' Club, Anderson-Shea Auxil­ "Those who are ruled by the (t'nntinued from Page One) and see what happens bafore act­ ter several months’ Illness. He was iary. V.F.W, Home, Manchester ing on antl-lnflstlon measures. bom in Italy December 17, 1873. ------Miss Dorothea Raymond of An­ the Fourth Congrcsalonal district The Board of Tax Review will atoeky challenger, Obetello. Hie Jerusalem, Feb. 18 —fg')— More nrr\’oua strain of a convulsed meet Saturday, February 31 in the Green. of Hyeres when the accident oc­ (Committee Chairman Wolcott He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mary j Hartford. Feb. 18—(A»t—Another dover. who la sscrotory-treasunr He succeeds the late Patrick Don*t Take Lew Than the Beet . gtav hair w o neatly bruehed In than a dozen bomb explosions Europe trampling the prin- Richmond Memorial Library from I eowiBat with De Valere’e unruly Thursday, March I I curred. (R-Micht took a similar view re­ (Chietti) VluHermet, and a son, owners to keep their I ot the Columbia Chapter of the Henry Drewry of Petersburg, who ONE were heard in the Holy Land tO' ciples of ton United Nations char­ American Red Cross, of which An­ had repreaented the district since cowUck. Upeala College Choir concert, day but toe only death reported ter and American international Fifty-three other men of the cently when he proposed a two- Martin, both of Willimantic: a jogs in restraint to prevent furth- ! The defeat of de Valera brought auspices of Emanuel Lutheran Midway were rescued from the week recess on anti-inflation legis­ stepson, Adolph Viot of Manches- ■ „ icUUng of deer in CJonnectloit dover and Hebron are branches, 1920. Don’t Take Lett Than a Lee! was a sniper casualty. law, must remember this and ‘ has announced plana for a public KIta her W rd premier einee the church, at High acbool hall. Jewish sourcea aaid a sniper's weigh carefully that such aggre- water off the French Riviera. lation ‘ to see where we are go­ ter and a granddaughter, Elaine made today by Thomas E. Abbitt defeated Slate Senator ^ Free State wo created in Saturday, MSreh IS The carrier was scheduled to ing.” Viot of this town. He also leaves a i chief warden of the Divisioh meeting to ba held at Yeomans Morton G. Goode of Dinwiddle by bullet killed a Jewess on the Jaffa- sions arc aimed against ail the Hall February 27, at 9 p .m ,Mlm -WOK 8in.xl0iii. » t R L Annual Banquet, American Le­ Tel Aviv border. nations of the Americas,” Gon­ weigh anchor for Naples at mid­ After s two-day rally Saturday sister, Mrs. Frank Quey of Man­ of Wild U fa Protection, State De­ approximately 2,879 votes in a gion, at Legion Home. night Monday, an hour after the and Monday, wheat and oata fell chester; a sister and brother in Anna G. Parfchurat, General field four-cernersd contest which , De Valera's predecessor, Williem Two British constables died zalez Videla declared. partment of Fisheries and Game. supervisor will be present to ad­ Oeegrave, accepted s treaty with Monday, March 18 yesterday from gunshot wxiumis ' accident occurred. yesterday in all United States | Italy and a brother in France. Mr. Rose pointed out that there brought out a record total vote. FOR O VAL Exchange Club banquet honor­ Keeping Vigil Ox'er Destiny | Investigators aboard ship were The funeral will be held from dress toe meeting, and will tell With 151 out of 153 precincts In Boland creating the Free State, suffered when they were attacked I The president told the handful markets. | Is still considerable snow on the cnski W y Phr the man ea hMfl ing High acbool basketball team. trvlng to learn from survivors Grains showed some strength ss Killourey Brothera Funeral Home, Drat band of tha disastrous fire In the district reported, Abbitt had LONG O V & . ftat da Valera opposed the pact, in Jenisalero's old city. ITiroe of men who guard the Greenwich ground which so handicaps deer Maine aa well aa condltlona follow­ Are TOQ troubiftf by dltt**** of and U years ago fostered a new MsKh 17, 18, I t Jews snrts are still coming In' where she stayed from the time of pound m made eescoMIlit /or ieomen. Bp, He h o not been active in pol- Britlsh-American Club annual rescue boat was damaged when It 7 cents. arily in toe receiving vault in St. except (Tocks. the first Republican I Ualao baa wbat Doetora call a i 29 to partition Palestine now tinue imperturbable in your ta.sk rammed the launch later, in the dally, be said. tha fire until the middle of Janu­ to seek election in the district In I atomacbic tonic affeetl Any drajRiSJ’j i Itlca fUCe before World War n. meeting. Maple street. I stands at 1,237. of peace in order that these virgin Hog prices were mostly 25 cents Joseph Cemetery, for burial lat­ The chief warden said that when Sunday, March 31 dark. er in toe family lot in St. James's ary. She will also show a news­ s generation. i Hia eea, f lem, la a deputy and b o lands may disclose their hidden a hundred pounds lower at Chlca- his department had first issued its reel, just released, of various ac­ HYDU L HNKIUM’S Plus Tkx baao mentioned as a cabinet pos- Presentation of "The Easter Loads Reduced cemetery, Manchester, riches to the explorer, the geog­ Fr»nrh go yestenlay. but wholesale pork plea to dog ownera their response tivities throughout toe nation. ■BBltar. Story,” or second part of Handel’s "Mid-Three ’ rapher and the investigator— Naval station o r p o r t p S u - V had been vary aatiafactory. These This mseting should be of inter­ ;7be new premier w o attorney "Messiah'' at Second Chngrega- namely to science, which belongs -hortlv after 11 p. m. Monday. Be- and as much as $1 a dogs have again been freed from w h e n Our enlarging service will bring out the detail and ! fiin u al in the first government Andover eat to everyone, and all art cord­ THEY LAUGHED tionel church, 7:30 p. m. to everybody." cause of rougl seas launches re- pounds higher in CJilcago. restraint, he said, probably be­ ially invited to attend. i iMined by Ooagrave. March SO. SI (In London, The News Chronicle turning shore parties reduced their , Wholesale Beef Lower Funerals cause owners believ^ toe danger beauty often times not seen in the 8mall contact print. -Pilndpal oppoeiUon aeemed to A meeting of Andover Grange Horace 8. Holt, Columbia’s rep­ I RESCUED THIS "Dude Ranch,” 3-act comedy. saidi.. yeaterday. * 1... in a front page customary 135 to cattle prices were generally bad been passed. Ha asked that all resentative to the General Aaaem- gauw from reaentment at de Vale- Community Playera-Rotary Club, kras held in the Town Hall I .story that “uranium In the Falk­ Mlsa Mary O’OomMn dogs be kept under restraint until I ia*s long term tai ofiBce. De Vale- about 60 men. somewhat higher, but wholesale------bly, commenced active duty aa HolUeter auditorium. Monday night. The resignation of land islands Is believed to bo one About 15 minutes after “ Mid- | was lower both at New York ' The funeral of Miss Mary O'Gor- toe ground is entirely clear of such again Tuesday, when he at­ n eppoeed 'a coaUtton govemmant April 8. fi Carol Frederich was read and I «B ms campaign ep a ^ ea . Ha of the reasons for Argentine and Three” shoved off. Ensign J. E. Chicago. man, who died in New York City ■now and has again becoma hard­ tended the special aaaslon of legis­ Gay Ntnetlea Revue. Center voted accepted with regrets.. (Chilean claims to British sov­ Murdock. Deck officer on the de*- ^ Cotton prices for future delivery on Monday, was held this morning ened. lature. Mrs. Holt, who has been Ray Dwyer’s Photo Shop ■aid ba would resign re i...... if hie party Church Co-Wedi, Holllater audi­ Then followed the voting for her < o c did not gai: a majority. ereignty."! troytr Gearing, anchored 3.000 5^5 j2.30 a bale lower in at 8:30 at the William P. Qulsh , seriously ill at hsr horns for soma torium. successor which resulted In the Vice Admiral Emilio Daroch, yards offshore, thought he heard York. Funeral Horn# at 225 Main street, •:3time. under the care of apeclal Located In Naasiff Arms Store Xinad“ ‘ ‘ up in opposition ppoalUon to him Friday, April t election o f Christine CovelL She ..era tha Flna Gael (31 aeaU); Chilean Naval chief of staff was shouts. He directed the ship’s wholesale butter prices were up followed by a requiem high mass Mandamus Writs ' nursea la somewhat improved end Annual Masonic Ball, Masonic waa installed by Worthy Master, quoted as saying "we swear to searchlights toward the noise and 1, , much as 4 cenU a ^und both at St. James's church at 9:00 was able to be up on Monday for Corner Main and Mapla Stracta < headad by Gen. Richard Mulcahy; Tempts. Margaret Yeomans. Worthy LeC' I tha Fatmara (aeven seats); Clann back the president In taking pos- the "Mid-Three” in the j at New York and in Chicago, o'clock. Tha mass was celebrated a while. I AprU 1C 17 turar, Edith Dexter announced session of the Chilean Antartic." her gimwales with men hanging ; stocks were Irregular on the by tha Rev. Frederick McLean, Refused to Pair Clayton B. Hunt, Judge of pro­ i-Ma PoUaebta (Republicane— 10 Musical revue of Legion Pott i seats); National Labor (five aeats) that she hopes to have a minstrel Argentina haa laid claim to the from her aides. ; Hew York Ehcchangc, and many | Rev. Bronlalaw Oadarowskl bate fer ten towns of Columbia, and Unit, Hollister auditorium. presented by the Grange in the Fsiklands. An Argentine task , a«d Labor (14 seats). Murdock tent the destroyers leaders were stalled by light sell-1 deacon and Rev. John Loughran, Hartford, Feb. 18—(45—S a i ­ 'Political observers were dubious Monday, May S near future. She is planning to I force la now en route to that area, only available boat to the scene tng ! sub-deacon. Annual Concert, Beethoven Glee lor Court judge WtHlam J. shea ' o to bow long the oonaervatlve have the men take charge of the north of Greenwich and off the and radioed______toe 45,000-ton Mld- For the first time since Satur-' Miss O’Gonnan was graduated j today__ diamlased the applications Fine Gael party would work in Club, High school ball. program for the next meeting on ' Argentine coast. i way, anchored another 1,000 yards | Associated Press whole- 1 from Mancheater High school in | ' j jJhn J. Burnt of Hartford and BUT NOWmv FAMILY New Lower Prices On ' haiBoae wlto the Sodalist-inclined Wadaaaday, May 5 March 1. ------out. Launenes from the M ld w ^ j index of 35 baalc commodities the class of 1899; from Teacher’s , Lee Sanders of Bridgeport ' Lahorito and Republicans. Both Special Town Meeting on divid­ Mention was made of several ! _ - _ _ were sent out to Join the sesroh. flapped. The Index dropped 1.15 ^ Britain and from j write of Mandamus, claiming Hnm * CALLS M E THE • at theo favor orastic monetary ing towfi into voting districts. ■Ick or shut-in members. Edwin l l i a S I l l U C l l L l a S S Other boats were sent by the ' at 187.20. Columbia Univarrity and waa at illegally detained at State Armory, i a. m. to 8 p. ifi. N r m e n * n t t Lindholm and Charles Von Deu-, French Admiralty. one time a teacher in Manchester Connecticut state prison — HOTPOINT The Irish Press, government sen in Windham (Community Me-1 A rescue croft rammed the High acbool. Burns had been arrested in anrspdper, called the anti-da Vala- morial hospital, and Sister Lillian i Elects Officers Mid-Three " and began to ■hip | s j A m J f The body waa placed in the re­ June, 1942, on two accounts ot AMAZINfiLY EASIER 'd u c o Tm a g ic ia n m u m a .nt cowtIoR of tha moat Apathy Viewed HamUton. who is detained at the, water. With 28 survivors aboard ' UOU iVU ll LiCatlB ceiving vault at St. Jamea'a ceme­ theft of motor vehicles. While Hundredt of 2*pl«cc anhep, lore ••ati* 8« anatoafua poaitiitiona aver reached home of her daughter. Mrs. Fran- i the boat went to shore where the tery for later burial. The bearers awaiting trial in Superior court he w in i •••Wf twiiiHi V Y a ^ poUtlca. A reorganization of the Inas­ men were cared for in cafes and cis Holden, Wethersfield, while toe much class of the Church of the | III Card Tourucy were PapI CHune. J. Bennett Cluns, waa arrested on a bench warrant Ranges As Top Obstacle latter's husband is HI in a Boston French Naval barracka Edwin Adams and William Ishan. on a charge of conspiracy wlto Nazarene was held last night at Names of Mtortug Beleased piece •uitefy tofas* ageorled chain! aarphif hospital. the home of Mrs. John McAUIster | three others to escape from Jail. plastic" CURLERS Fayprs Bonds Worthy Lecturer Edith Dexter, The U. S. Navy In Washington The Bon Ami team climbed from He waa aentenced to prison on New London, Feb. 18 — (45 — of 49 Wadsworth street. This class ; released last night the names of Apathetic concern for the obUgSr announced that Muriel Skoog had of the young women of the church fourth to first place in last night’s 1 V | F | | | A t t e i l f l that (){iarge for a term of three to the eight missing mro. The list: sitting of the Firemen's Setback ! 1 W O W 111 five yean. OtluasKlt. i| Uemi from our own factory. . tlons o f democratic citlzenahip charge of the program for the eve. numbers more than thirty. It is wHhplastle For Aid Plans nlng. It consisted of the follow* TISgt. Hershel H. Donahue, of League played at Fire Headquar­ Oct. 17, 1946, he waa given a constitutes one of tha chief ob- devoted to sushine and cheer | the Marines; wife. Mrs. Beatrice atacles to democracy in the United ing: A prayer, read by Marie among the shutina and needy. ' ters at Main and HUHard streets. Harvard Seminar suspended sentence of three to D. Donahue, 508 Heritage street The Four XXXX's who were in seven years on each count of toe^ items in our store . . . all i,j,ery with violence and sen- hands could ba sold," ha aaid. hands of a few presents one of Valentine," read by Margaret mission ary committee, Sally Stafford Springs. , tenced June 17, 1947, for a tern: A atw tax cut fight broke out the greatest obstacles to Ameri­ Wood; publicity, Anna French. Vincent G«.za Nemeth, gunners Morlarty’a Painters---- 1,263 Yeomans; solo, "Because," by mato 2 c; mother, Mra. Katie A t Harvard' they will hear leo* | of I 8 to 21 years, claimed he war HOME PERMANENT ta the Senxto today over the Idea can democracy. Following toe business meeting White Eagle Restaurant 1,254 EHWOod Hudson and encore, "Now Nemeth, 412 Spring street. Egypt, tures and witneaa dcmontratlons THE CHtllE COLO WAVE tor ataiffllng Marahall plan book- Barbara Blauatain '50 of Balti­ Buckland No. 1 ...... 1,330 lllegaUy detained becauao he coulu Is The Time ”, Mias Naomi Foster of Academy on such aspects of police work as kaMtag. more, Md., and Francea Cooper '48 street gave an interesting and in­ Pa. Hose Co. No. 1 ...... 1,318 not have committed the crime at a W A a m n li a b o . Kenneth Keating o f Rochester, N **0T9r ths Bridge ■dttaa to. aprasd tha flrat-yaar cost a Valentine post office and served llama 704 Princeton Avenue, Reach Settlement Y.. representing the 40th New Apartment M odel...... Planning to Give Princeton, W. Va. $ 1 4 4 - 7 5 at tha Hnropaan raoovary program refreshments. The occasion was Seen Aid Role York Congressional dlstriet, 11 Tho Easy W ay to S a ria g^ a ttr two gmranunant bookoaping in accordance with requiremtnts Road condition* on Center street In Damage Suit expected by plane at Brainarc Writers Advice necessary for the Second Class this morning were so slippery that field at 4:06 this afterno(« fron* ENROLL NOW Public Records e • a • a -tha onmwlttaa aarltor had flg- Badge. Miss Margaret Mercier cars approaching the Center from (Omtlaned from Pags Oae) Washington. Pts. $1.25 Qt». $2-24 Economy Model The suit brought by Jean Ma­ $ 1 6 1 - 7 5 ft jt i tbal eoat at |6,80aooo,000 for was presented with her Tender­ the west had a great deal of diffi­ Cbngressman Keating wlU b« And Make Yonr Spring culty in makinr the grade. There honey, former resident of Man* tha 13 monUia atazttag April I t WaablnartW..F'eb. 18 —(g>)— A foot pin two weeks ago. Miss Warrantee Deeds new construction peaka with met at the field by Sheriff Fred Ontflt plan to gTva advice to writers on was a traffic jam of alseable pro­ !Slrlel|y, tha ptan la w a : Katherine Yeomans Joined the George Abel, et al, to Vincent Chester, against Frank S. Hollo­ American metal. erick G. Relncke and several dep­ . n i n a binian daQars would ba whathar their articles would harm portion and the police, after unsuc- way and Raymond M.Holloway, of uty sheriffa He is to be the prin­ Hostess Model . troop recently. M. Motolo, property on BHyue The Senate passed a Joint reso­ $ 2 4 9 - 7 5 Store’ aM aalda lev tbs MarMmI) plan out nauonal aeeurity will be discusaad cessfuUy trying to contact toe Avon, waa settled yesterday in 8— 2 Hour Lcaaona $10.00 **Your Cenartd Electric There wilt be a meeting of the road. lution Feb. 8 to prevent sale or cipal apeaker at a Lincoln Daj : tf. tha auntaa tbs gavanunant ax* ■arty In March at the Pentagon. State Highway Department to ask Superior Court for $1,850. The chartering o f American ships to diimer at Hotel Bond this evenini to la va an naad when the Columbia Chapter of toe Ameri­ them to sand the hiU. a cnilaer was Eda’ard S. Sapita to Edward W. In Stock For Immediate Delivery Soentary of Defense Forreatal Krasenica, d.b.a„ aa Suburban suit waa the outgrowth of an ac- foreign countries after March 1. under toe auspices of toe Deputj Evening Claeaes ‘ f i a ^ year ands Juaa w ill call in ropreshntativea of can Red Croaa In Yeomans Hall, ‘despatched to Bolton to locate the Sheriffs sasocistlon. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ( Ment which occurred on May 24, The Houae haa not acted. S U rt at 7 P. M. newspaper, magazine and radio Columbia on Friday night, Feb­ State trucks. Rsalty Company, property on Mc­ Kee street. 194!i, in Avon. Secretary of State Marahall last 1 flguraa that ■aaoctailona. ruary 27. vTh« apeaker will be Following these futile attempts. Woridta Wettest Anna Parkhurst. general field Quit Claim Deed Mias Mahoney was a passenger night appealed to the House to 699 BIAIN STREET TEL. 6854 |7JMP*OOOiOA I t . An aide to Forrestal aaid that Fred Lewis, foreman of the High­ on a bus which waa involved in a reverse the Senate vote. He told The average annual rainfall ai Supervisor of the American Red way Department of Mancheater, Alex Kerne to Antonia Lit- a n t e tha plan, the defense aatab- collision with a milk truck own­ the House Merchant liCarlne com­ Mount Wataleale, in Hawaii, haj Singtr JOHNSON BROTHERS iUniaent..wQUId maintain an offica Croae. Motion pictures will be was notified of the conditions and vlnchyk, property not specified. it : Certlfieato ot Devtao ed hy the dafendanta. She waa mittee in 9 letter that the gale of bean ipeewrad at 809 Inchap, « * COLONY FURNITURE CO^ vtaara nawa material relating to shown o f'th e flodd in Rutland, shorUy after 7 o'clock Town atars than 43 fast •v N y year Sawing Canftr ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS trucks arrived and remeditd the From toe estata of Hazy Kama npcaaantod in litr autt hy Laaaner "only a few rosssta" to jtflmdly p h jw •eeurlty auhjacta could be Varmont, Juna 1947, and of the governments would help Ameriesn making it parhaps tbs ,rorid'i I H l (j N ( 1 O A I 7 7 6 COKNEdlCUT BLVD., EAST HARTFOIIO, M AA Bda* r.'OOMgiaaa •fire in Maine in Octdber 1947. eituatlen, allowirig trafiBe at last to Alec Kerne, property not apecl- and Rottner and tha defandaat by 832 Main 8L 1063 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER refarrad fbr advlea. Aeeaptanoa of Warren Maxwell of Hartford. foreign ooliev. wsttest spot. lora ta aueh advlea would ba volunta^. E vw yoM ta welcoaw to attend. to proceed up toe hUL fled. ! Phone 8883 DUCO MAUH 1 NAMFL

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.tMlilltlli'? Ex-Collegians Meet Tonight ...... Laurel At Rec, 52-47 Listed on have her miring aurface S3 to 84 nuts make a *ellclous topping for Long Island Quintet to Election of OSieen and PMW CURTAIN AND the same thlckneaa. They will run vent damage to the appliance ter­ Inches from tha floor, depending chocolate or vanilla lea cream. Site of Games To Be minal. on her helglit and the length of . Town Championff Trail,Ti Face Guard* , Friday Armfitronf, Hnmplvl#' d r a p e r y d e p a r t m e n t «t straight and unbroken from ael- 1 1 the reer o l the W. T. GRANT vage to selvage. her arms. A new shipment of Justly faiR- *■ *4 For Three PerkMU; Ni|^t Here; W ath M Tbe Main Topics Local Sport And Terry AO S tm il. COMPANY U full of new epring At house-cleaning time, garden­ oua YOUNGSTOWN SINKS , for Temmy ing time—or any time, you’ll ap­ A ttic Hamilton, Gruen, Longinc, and more sttractlve, more efficient, Several wtadesr panes In thal gtoek. Cretonne* for drepes or up- Story-book prlnta In vivid or O ut o f ( « > For Actkni; Fint Llaliant Xhrercome Bristol High preciate waterless QUICKIE B, F . 1Ra Ex-Metrogolttaa eoltoga graato large gymneeluni at the Eaet of th* Twilight hotatery. *t $.69 to $.98 a yard, muted colors make PURE 8IUC other rcoogniaed masters of tha and more energy-saving kltobrij^ 9 s4 f»******M Tfurti, 1ms Jolnsd tlM LsogM and the rite of ('.hatter h«vr fray floral patterns, formal as romantic as spring Itself, while HAND CLEANER. It removes making o f FINE WATCHES ara has Just arrived at BENSOICt White Eagleff 49 to 45 Werobel, it ... sea* eO 8-8 -8 w a be ta the taH ip o ( tha IM Side Recreation baUdtag on Bristol High flaeulty. Ho raceDtly Starts at 8 i3 0 CFCIdCli^ the worst atslna—grease, paint, FURNITURE AffD APFUANCB Ftobsr, r f ...... 2 • 4 4 aU during th* coming sea- ,• ’ 4. or broad atripcs in every enchanting designs, from big coin rapraaented In all typto of FrMay night School stroot have been btoken reooived Ms Maotor'a dagrea from oori ara expactod to be mada There are stiU soma color accent. Curtain materlaU dots to glowing tulips and popples, glue, tar—and protect* sgalnst watOaa at WIOR'S JEWELRY COMPANY. 718 Main fftraet. Ghomlwrlata. If . . . . 8 8-4 b Flotlcnffs wert averted 0-0 tha Guards at the arasory. for months. On a ooM night, CMumMa . . . Johnny Dobrutaky, known tonight at the Initial asaot- eta left for tonight's semi-pro include marquisette, flock-dots, in RAYON PRINTS add to the roughness snd chapping. It’s $.35 STORE. From tho drintieat bits There's tha single-bowl type In 84 Grean, If ...... 0 0 of Hartford, a ammber of tho afternoon during the m a tube or $.60 for a big Jar at the Diakon, e ...... * sees 8 8-6 18 tag of tb* asaaoti of toagua ofD- bmUng card at tbe state armory. and voile in all-white or with stunning possibilities for new m of Jewelry to sturdy practical Inch and the double bowl In 48 NaaeUr Anna . . . . over tha New Britain Newfletda there have been ^enty thia tol Hnmon. la brink aroosM ctols and team repreaantatlvm at Tba box office opens at 7:15 wtth gem* betweeu th* Hartford colored neures. In curtaln.s there dresses and blouses in the Spring JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, time>places, all are preciston-built Inch and 66 inch. Did you know Brlttob-Amertcana RUnmeloteta, rg ’* * * *1 6-6 T ter. one witLaariag a basbetball tba Moot VoluaUa Player award canaa and th* Maacheeter CtafiNB-, 699 Main Street. (If you don’t that you can buy one of thaae mod­ Smith, Ig ...... 8 6-6 18 and Bristol Trampo, boost oim o f tha West SMto Rsc. Tha oaorion the flrat bout at 8:30. are cottage sets at $1.49 to $3.29 Fabric Diaplay at CHENEY for aaUafaction. Wntto’s GrUl...... the boot lUcordi would have to bo draped ta ta tha Baatem Bariiethall League. win atari at 7 o'clock. but tonight tha boys wM bsrqfft a set in color or in ruffled tiers BROTHERS REMNANT SALES­ need It yourself, save towel-laun­ em beauties on the FHL plan-Mio tmemm lowed to tear tato ona aaoEMr. Army and Navy .. DfvtaHlonsl teU M In it ta ordep to keep Dobrutaky playsd with the Ouerde Ornent oflneem include Prooi- Of local Interest on the college with color trim: ruffled r ’-isdllas ROOM. dry by getting It for your men- Li. The common practice of rub­ down payment and 86 waeks to L a u rels...... 18 14-88 88 worm, anw wlndowa were bvoken earner this maeon . . . Sevoial at­ Only this time, boxing wlB MkM with Hathaway dots at $*.98 and complete purchase T 1* (47) BoraM Wameeka, foctaer dant Nick Angelo, Vtoo-pverident basketball fronL North Carolina folks. 1 U- - ■ bing grease Into patent leather to Italian-Amertesns oaiitor. Rip Patois of before Johnny Fblkowaki took tempts to beoadcaat the New Brit­ th* spoUigbL g3.98: tailored curtains in pastel I Softwoods from cone bearing prevent cracks la a mlatake. B. r . Pta. John Hedtund and aecretary-traa- Stat* and North Carolina play Promoter Richard Black wBI Knights of C ...... d FraacU, Tooy Kryfer ot Long la ­ over the dtrectorahlp last fall and ain High-Ttarrtagtoa High baakot- auror, George Mitchell. A alaU of Saturday night at N. C a home coiors with Hathaway dots at trees in general make a quicker If the weave ahowa up to be Grease la likely to soften the pat­ Cereal may be crisped by hast­ g 10 .381 Moaon, r f ...... 8-1 18 hU repeated roquesta for repair praecnt hia tacoad enni-pto M ad^ Whit* Eagtos .... • * a * sO 0-0 0 land UniveiBltity. Jackack CarrollcanoO of boU gams tost night ta th* Hard­ cffleom win probably bo earned to- court (taptaln Loo Katkaveck will show of the aeaaon to ifi^ wtth $2.39; Ninon tailored curtains at and hotter lire but also a shorter- tight, solid and Arm. you can i f I ent flniah and cause It to break. ing in the oven and allowed to cool Bnrant. tf .... Fordhan, BWOiMM of Now York work hfve gone for naugM. ware City went tor naught m $4.99 a pair; and colorful cotton lasting lire than hardwoods. count upon the lasting qualiUea again. Jahnaon, i f . . . * * * • *0 0-0 0 a lg b t lead State while Ike Colt, anoth­ aU star sight bout program. Yh* Tha Brittth-Amaricana pulled Uatveraity, Ctoecga MUUiavan o f Johnny Informed tha Advisory the New Britain School Lnagn* teaaaa last m ss on m- er local boy. la a starting guard mesh at $l."9. a op a y window of the towel you buy. Towels of Spring la not so far away and -Conran, If ...... 4 1-8 8 first bout to acheduiad m SM i another gazM out o f the Ore last 8L Jolm'a and Pets Petropuloo of Peril and Recreatloo Oommlaeion. turned thusab* down on th* propo- cludsd tlM riiampMm British wtth N. C. State won the first shades arc $.22 without rollers; THKRMOMETEItS ANO BAR­ loose or porous weave will not the pitmlcm of new curtalna la Two fine tooth-saver products Novak, c ...... • • e * *6 1-8 11 CCNT are Mated with the Bombers. On* Mancheater bey wUl bn fen- $.43 with rollers; wa-shable .shades night coming from behind in the * • * * * X 8-4 4 of which this writer to a member, eitlOB . . . Drad* Bogaea. msmker Amatleank PoUsh Americans, game between th* two teams atv- tured ta on* of th* three OMETERS. separate or •» com­ wear as well. These, as a rule, Umely. N'YLON MARQUISETTE, ^ -O tL WEST'S TOOTHBRUSH Davis, c ...... Tba tavadara wlU havs a busy of the Msfldsa M. ■tan's In tha M ta on* o f th* thra* 1fiusHrowaff are $.39 and $.,W. All sorts of are lighter weight than towels of .Brooks, rg .... * a • * • 1 0-8 8 ■HvaMl imnnffca u o o f tlM w M p American Lagton, United Aircraft, eral weeks ago by a wide margin. bouts.ta. He la TerriMe Tony Tm ry. bination, at the DEWEY-RICH- forty-eight Inches wide, give* ele­ AND TOOTHPA8TB—nrs sailing last two aolnutes to win out over •voning as tha local Ouaida are ing condltionl tafonnation State Foltoh Leegne, assy be trimming and fixtures M A N C O MPANY, 767 Main tight weave. at s special price right now at the Witcher, rg .... * a • • *0 0-1 0 in* Pagani’a West Side* and Rock- His nickname ta no way rafleela gance, long wear, snd simple care, the Laureto 83 to 47 in an sxclt- playing better ban now than at was rsmert along to the Board of barred tor Ilf* after, his ran-ta vill*. It to iKpaetod that an eluba Street, arc worth having — or giv­ at the very low price of $.50 a CENTER PHERMACY: the 81.00 tag Reo Senior League gams. Hie VUga. ig ...... 4 1-8 « Mel Lucas haa resigned his po­ to hlaUs flghttag______ahUlty., T briy has Sheets should be carefully ex­ any time this season. With the ta- Education which has full raapon- with Reforee Wally Utke ta New win have a rapraaentoUva prassnt bracketed wtth Floyd ____ ing. A reliable out-door thermom­ LENTEN SPECIALTIES at the yard In quantities of ten yards value for $.69. The brush has thp /lA ’a dupUoatod the BA’s feat ta dhrldual stars gene, the team- Britain last w srii. . . Jsrry Crsam, sition os grecnakeeper at tb* amined before they arc admitted eter, caaily read at aomc diatance, MANCHESTER BAKERY on Ker­ Nylon "miracle tufts" and the 81 6-14 47 sQiUity o f havtaff th* w oik don*. 'St the meeting. Mancheater Country Club. A suc- field o f Hartford. Thaao beya or more, at the CHENEY BROTH­ the first game, atealtag their play and spirit of th* locals boo N othl^ has happened. Nsw Britain Hsrald sports editer. Tb* league has operated at tb* have met on three prevkme onen> to the household linen closet. If is $2.00. A fine combination giv­ ry Street and at their branches at ERS REMNANT SALESROOM. paste le one of the country's bant. aaateb tbom the White Eagtoa, 40 Score at half. 88-16, Laureto. MSB notloeabte. Mor to expected to be named you know your stuff, you’ll hold Fans end yUyt» have eom- bad thia to oay aboat th* New- West Side Oval for a number of stone with each urimdag oaa bead. ing temperature, humidity, and Hale’s Self-Serve Grocery snd at to 45, ta the elosing minutes. ■ A ft^ playing good bafi against ftelds-Tbampa baakethell gam* laM shortly. Lucas served here one sea­ the sheet that you arc about to baromctiic pressure permits one’s the Wonder Market are thorough­ ItoMaa-Am (48) plained to Director Falkowaki. yearn aad there have boon iadlca- son. WeBs to MMb Bood Maple syrup and flnely chopped The Inquirer In tha first game tha Eagles ths Rsnslasmiri, although loaing Some remarke 'have been bitter Sunday which waa won by tba tloaa that aom* league members Enough haa bean saM about Rad buy up to the light. A well-made own weather forecasts. ly delicious-and very Inexpensive. abowed signs of their early aea- a B. F. Pta. four points, tha Onarda mosred sheet will have a smooth, evenly ...... 8 0-0 4 hy and after an. yon can't blanm a Newfleldk fS to 88. “If ever a bas­ would Ilk* a ahtft to ML Nsbo. WaUa o f SprtagfleM after Ms HOT CROSS BUNS at only $.29 son ^ y when they ran roughshod Correntl, rt .... tbs Worcsstsr Nortons and ketball team put everything it had Bruno BychotaM waa injured woven appearance. Lx-ngthwise Woods that give the moat heat a dor.en, their own RAISIN GentUcore, rf ...... 0 1-1 1 spectator when he pajre th* ask­ Thto matter win be thraritod out Sunday , afternoon against tbe great fight hare two weelm agui OUST tha lA ’s during tbs hrat halt followsd up this triumph with - a into a baU game, th* Newflelds tfid tom gbt WeUa prefora to dsmowetrate Mb and cj^sawisc threads will be of for their weight are: oak, hickory, BREAD, and tender BUTTER to pUe up a 3 f to 21 lead. Kurib- FhUlips, rf . . . . * a * * «0 0-0 0 ing admission price and than Hurricanes and may miss Friday Cinderella tranafomatlon of the old- oonvtactag win osor the rejuvenat­ Shivers through a ball game. Some yeoterdoy (Sunday) aftemoen. So prowaaa with Mu flats aad Ma op­ sweet birch, hard maple, rock COFFEE CAKE, all owe their fashioned chest of drawers, above. wica and Danlplson led the soor- Rivoaa. if ,...i a * * * *8 8-8 8 ed West mven Red Devils and night's gam*. An old leg li\Juty elm, locu.st and longleaf pine. N. PaganI, e ...... 8 8-7 18 don’t come back a aecond time. brimantly did tho Newflelds play was aggravated when the big ponent WlU be Sammy Holmes at ■uperlative flavor and nutritive Into the np-to-date cheat, right, waa tag pwade. The third period found made the Hartford Rurricanee ths «niv ^«>m atari to ftatok, that a really Hartford. Tbia bout prnmlBaa to vahie to their pure, high grade simple and Inexpensive to do. Cheat the Eagtoa alosrlng up aa the lA ’s B. PaganI, rg . • ••s *4 0-6 8 taste defeat for the third time In Broken windows srsn t txvs on ^ m*^ Wrletnl f —m fallow slipped and although By- be a thriUor. CHESTS OF SILVERWARE Karr, r g ...... * * • * • 1 0-2 8 I Sports Roundup~\ cholaM cam* beck ta the aecond ingredients. (The bakery does a and mirror, bought In a second hand crept up to uritliln one point, 87 to four etarts but Sunday afternoon. condition that requirss immsdlata looked Uke a sco*ad rata dnb“ . . . Patty I^raa o f SmtogflaM sad make extremely practical, as well ru.ih-buslnes.s In DECORATED store for $I6A6. were stripped of old h$, and then go on to srin out ta Lee, Ig ...... * a * * • 1 0-0 8 Fridajr’s game wlU ptart at 8:45 Utentlon. PIpee ta th* riwwer half, he played on eheer nenra. Watch baakethall a t WUUmanUe B ogh PMI i i I ibi. Jr. Ed Fraaklta of Hartford aru aa beautiful gifts from WIOR’S, CAKES beeau.V! they ta.ste so Rnlsh. Mirror snpporto were token tks tekl Mfiode 49 to 45. Aiiczl, Ig ...... 2 3-6 6 with a prallmtaary game at 7:80. room are leaking, and badly. Tbe Wy scheduled ta the other firs riumd Full Stock 077 hUln Street. Made by the Taachera OoOeg* perk up onoa New Tortt. Frii. 18—(F)—Whtn The league leading Naaetff good snd look so party-fled. Call off. Dangling dnwer pnlla were The lA ’a had a toug^i time mak­ lockera are a disgrace and uav* coach Fran Oriarier gets Ms foot er. leading manufacturers, they are SS81 to placa an order for a wad­ raptoend with one-laeh dowato cut ing their shots the first half and 18 11-27 49 been for montha. Many are ready Humberto fflarra fights WUlia P*p Arms entry ta th* Rec Senior The aupportiag card, fiv* thru*- the finest plsUng, fully guaran. to len g^ shown. Banovatod piece to WMto Eaglee (U ) on the ground. Th* former Rock­ tor tha featheiwalght champlcm' League, n * ^ on* win ta its two ding. birthday, or anniversary.) urban they found themsehree foil­ for the Junk pile while otheie, ville High mentor took over th* reunders. tachwaa Ruaty A i » - teed for wear, and designed with palntM.gny green with white trim. ing bsMnd they forgot about play- B, F. PU Spdrt Schedule | oould poulbly be repaired for a riilp at Miami naxt w * ^ it win bt n s M ln ln f IPUMS to bo strong against Paul Ravara *C artistry. Terms for piirchsae arc Danielson, rf ...... S 2-6 8 Thread a ty cagem aevaral (aa far as th* rscowls riiow clear­ wore* than a tla for first placa Grasp the plug, not the electric -e— tag basketball and spent moot of few mora yearn of use. Fortunate­ ago . . , New Britata fans Bprtegflaid. Armatronff, th* Mda- of I cash, credit, or tho Lay-Away cord, when disconnecting the ap­ their time arguing with the offi- Mathis SOB. If * a * • *8 2-2 6 ly, no one, to this urrltor’a knowl­ ly) tha first tlma a Chitaaa boaar while two victories will give tbe ny kid from tb* BMe wtth Plan. A cheat of silver makes a pliance. This prevent* pulling Murphy. If ...... 2 8-6 7 Tetaght plenty peeved at tbe officlatt-’g re­ has had a tltla shot olnoa the Arms the league cbsmplonahlpw ciato. They came out the second Semi-Pro Boxing Ctord. 8:30— edge, has bean ssriously injured ceived In the Newllelds-Hurriean** th* KO pwBCh. wffl be watched hy memorable wedding gift. wires loose from plug. ■I,'.'"-. J * D^half urlth a dlflerent attitude, Kuriowlca, c ...... 6 1-6 IS through the leaky pipes or faulty at Kid Chocolate and Black many. He eouM bo Juat what tho Armory. game at Hartford last Friday . Those are a couple of pretty played baskethaU to win, and this Blanchsrd, rg ...... 1 1-8 8 lockers. RockvlUe High trounced Owner Sports Promadtona grmqi amdi You do not need to strain meat | IT 'S E A S Y Haugh. rg ----- ...... 1 8-6 6 Friday. Vata 86 nIghL A total of 85 perwmals and good name* to atari on, tMwgh Tech last night at RockvlUe by "A floor with a flair” la your* resulted ta a victory. Guards vs. Long Island Bomb­ AttenUon should M given to for a homo town mata boudar. RUBBERS drippings put into gravy. The bits when you cover It with ASPHALT Bars, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 one technical were called against tbara'a nothing ta th* reooeda to 71 to 88 aoore. Rtveoa, the Pagan! brotbere and ers, 8:80—Armory. fixing up What lltOe recreaUon Art SnSaDotto ef Brifigafodt of meat step up the flavor and. TII-E—a flair for beauty snd orig­ AHcxI starred for the lA'a while Cfone. Ig ...... 1 1-8 3 the Newflelda and 18 pemonal ta- Hiow that Sierra baloaga ta tb* and Frank Porktas of Hartford at* I nutrition. ] to have elraner, fresher, bettor lookhig Sntarday, Fbb. 81 cpsoe we have available today. If fracUcas of tbe rules against the m* class. Hla boat win to a ■om*- inality because you can have any Kurlosrtcz, Danielson, Murphy snd NaoalffB vs. WlUle'f, 7:15—Rec. Garden Boat Friday also down for three reunda. colors or combinations Installed clothes. Send them to FISHER Dry Conn featured for the Eagles. 16 18-88 46 tbe above matters ride much long­ Ctones. Hartford won the f m a at what unoeriata triumph ov«r San­ New York, Feb. IS—(F) — Ike Hurapty Dnaspty Yonng ■ato>, COLOriPLUS YARN.S enable rieanaeni'. Army A Navy vs. Kaceys, 8:30 er, gamss will M played In the the foul line, converting Bl to 18 dy Saddler last aumaMr .... Kid FOR In thorotighly Individual patUms; Laarels CoOapae Score St half 29-21, Eagles. —Rec. WlUlams ta a title bout to th* sur­ phriea, oos of Ttalaar Paid Yarn- one to knit a design of several open air and all one will have to for the losers. Hartford won 65 to Chocolate, you remember, eanwd prise prise for th* Besu Jack- a flair for utility because the M’e give your rioihrs'the attenUon Ihsy The nightcap found, the scrappy Sonday. FCb. 88 driUo'a boys, takaa oa Ybny colors with only one strand — no asphalt tile malntaifia Its good Laureto playing one of their best do to take a shower will be to 6 1 . . . Local fans found the Ctones New York recognltkm as feather­ Terry Young winner. Instead of Graaao o f New Britain. Ttmim MEN bobbins, no tangling threads. A draervr, because we 4mow, as yM ffo^ their defense Harry Smith stood Britlah-Americans vs. Nasslfls, walk through the locker room. to be the biggest "crying” team to weight champion back ta 1888, Just another show at Madtooa looks under the roughest treat­ that smart appearance Is SO Importoati games for thm periods but fal­ 8:80—Rec. Dowd of SprtagfloM'nmots Jos solid color yam of the predom­ ment In gamerooms. kltchena, or tered in the final and lost out to at mid-floor and dropped three In The maintenance of the recrea­ play at th* local armory thto aea- when dual' cbamploasMp* wera Square Garden. Friday’s light­ Fortier of NewBrttaM and Hm WOMEN inating color Is used with the ask na aboat succession to puU hU team with Tueaday, Febk 84 tion building haa been badly neg- aon . . . Hugh Oresr'a University common. But b* couldn't stand weight duel now offers rich prom- other bout wfU be bathrooms. See the display at the the town champion BA's. In one point. He then dropped i Kaceya vs. WilUe's, 7:15—Rec. mixed-color ball where no pattern MANCHESTER FLOOR CXIVER- leading all the way and going lecteo. Let's hope the proper au- of CoanecUeut hasketboU team proapeiity and faded out wbU* Joe. rtagalfie. CHILDREN la needed. Handsome children’s foul to tie It up. Mike Diakon also Naastffs vs. Army and Navy, next season may Include a eoupl* INO COMPANY, 56 Cottage into tha last period ahead rix 8:85—Rec. thortUea can rectify the preeent Freddl* Miller went on to clear up socks, sweaters and scarfs result. OM Mirmr, above, gathering dust in went on a scoring rampage In the ^ndlUona, today, not .t year from of rix foot, six tarii stars. Haight th* rituatlon. Black BIU, another Street, where you will be gladly a Jdnk shop, was pulled oat of retire­ points, tha North Endera changed second half dropping ta six hoops 'The mixed color Is $.64 a ball, and given a free cost estimate for your their fast aggreaalve style and re­ now. Is what the presut team lackai great Uttl* fellow, pragreaeed as the solid color la $.46 at the J. W. ment and turned Into the top for the This put the Laureto on the de­ Natban Bale Wins far aa th* final of a New York own floor Improvement. eoffee table at left below. Mirror sorted to moving the ball around fense and they committed foul aft­ HALE Yarn Department. hut they forgot one thing, that la. tourney to aattl* th* flyweight Gustafson’s frame was altoc..ed v. Ub screws to the er foul which was the reaooa for Natboa Hale (dl) championriilp. loaing to Midg*t In the days of the ancient cress piece of the leg assembly, w -ilcti ta ordsr to score you have to B. F. T. Plug In and disconnect cortls at Greeks and Byaantipe.'i, only the shoot. In trying to work the ball loaing the ball game. Hiey out- Wolgaat ta 1880 . . . If Sierra, convenience outlets In walla rath­ was cut down from au old table. M ir- scored the BA’a from the floor 81 Johnson, r f ______7 1 14 St. James Five Upsets very wealthy famlllea could pos- green. •lY CLUISEIt, ta thay lost poaaeaalon of the known aa a defonoiv* fighter, fails 705 Main Street er than at the appliance to pre- rer frame to painietl gtay Bate lie. to IB, but made only four foul FuUer, rf ...... 3 1 7 BOXING to make th* grade. Cub* atlll SCB8 enameled works of art. la caatcu wiib leather no leoa than seven times taoto to the riiampa 14. OounoUy, If ...... 1 0 2 without getting a shot and they atanda another chance. Kid Oavl- Pint 0rivt‘ ii Diakon, Smith. Hlmmalstota and Paatanoa, tf ...... 1 0 2 land, hailed os th* boot filte r to New DINNER SETTS of S'YRA- refurbishing these old-timers: and varnish remover. This soft­ .^^^opg^unltlea galore to take Balltnghiri, c ...... 7 0 14 Mdriarty Brothers (TUSE CHINA have been added to By Kay Sherwood Chamberlain users the stars for emerge from Cuba sinea Cboeolato, NEA Staff Writer First, streamline the pieces by ens the finish and makes it simple Stratton, c ...... 4 0 8 the stock of attractive sets of to peel off with a dull-bladcd putty IROAO STREET While this was going on the the BA’s, with Moaon, Oonran, No­ has a pon-tlU* date with Ught- stripping off any gliied-on “gin­ vak. Vllga and Davis playing Hattta. rg ...... • * * * 3 0 6 HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL china at MATHER’S at the Cen­ If your budget can't be stretched gerbread ” trims. Removing un­ knife. town ctuunpa kept peppering away staging a whirlwind flniah af- I hla substitute, Duffy, lasted only a uralght champ Dca WUUazBS. I f bo TONIGHT Sartor, rg ...... at the hoop, cre^ up and tied the well for the Laureto. ___ 0 0 0 few minutes more as the ofllelala a good riiowtag, OavUan ter. The Jefferson pattern la stun­ to Include all that new furniture sightly mirrors or elaborate shelf After the finish Is off, wash the Cuneo, rg ...... 0 0 0 ter a furious batUe In the aeml- ning with a simple pattern of gold wood with soap and hot water to ' ban game. From then on the Lau­ Saturday night brings on held the game ta check. Rtvosa, likely wOl earn a tltla match. ST. PATRICK’S DAY RECORDS you need, search the attic or junk structures held to the tope of buf­ Minnlcuccl, Ig .. ___ 3 0 6 final YMCA League playoffs, the | leaves and gold bonier on creamy fets or chests with screws Is easy banish any traces of paint re­ rels wars with their backs to the natural between the league lead McVeigh and Al Pusao cante Nteo Ohag^ Man shops for old cast-off.s that can be Ing NaasUfa and WlUte's Grill In Marians, Ig ___ .... 1 0 2 8t. James quintet drove to s well throu^ with twin countsra ta a Bototoious B«n Chapman, tho BING CROSBY ST. PATRICK’S DAY white. It’s a 66-pleee set. with to do and will give the finished mover. Drj', then rub down with wall and the BA’s experience with three slees of plates, at $174.50. put back In service. A new coat of piece a newer look. New drawer No. 00 sandpaper. the pressure on told the story. the first game with the Army and contested victory over s brilliant. driving scoring splurge, but Mori- Phimes manager who has aoma- TotaU ...... 30 1 61 Too-Ra-Loo-Ra — McNamara’s Band — Dear Old Donegal “Marietta,” with 94 pieces at paint and a few modernizing pulls also help to modernize an Paint with a good grade of Why the Laarels reversed their Navy meeting the Kaceya In the arty tied it up at 38-aU. Rlvooa thtag at a repatatton aa being A Aces Morlarty Brother* team by s 46- | Eight E i ^ t When Irish Byes Are SmUlng — I’ll Take Yon Home $119.00. has a lovely border of old chest from another day. enapiel. If more than one coat Is style after outplaying and out­ nightcap. (18) and McCluakey ocorad again to tough guy, spends oome at Ms touches will bring outmoded chests Wills, rf ...... 3 1 6 42 cou n t ___ j Again Kathleen. ' multi-colored flowers. The ’’Susan- of drawers, old mirrors, tables and Before you get out your paint needed to cover the surface, light­ fighting the champs we don’t knot the count at 40-all. Rivoaa spare Ume ta the off aeaaon offl- Bouts na," with 66 pieces at $98.00, has bucket, remove the old finish from ly rub the first coat when dry with know, but It should be chalked up A. A. F. Woodhouse. If .. ___ 3 0 6 It was a aee-MW battle fretn made another clever shot, and ^ tta g baskethaU gazaas . . . This Boots Dacca 495—$4.73 chests out of retirement. / Jenson, c ...... 1 - 0 2 piatea bordered with tiny flowers, Here are tips from exi>crts on the furniture by brushing on paint No. 0000 sandpaper. as' an experience they should nev­ the opening whtatle, frtth the lead Gustafson scored from ths corasr week’s Sporitag Newa relays th* PAT HARRINGTON COME ALL YE S while the flowers make an all-over er forget. (Chicago, Feb. 18—(F)—Admiral CDhill, rg ...... ___ 0 1 1 changing hands fourteen Umea. j to U* it up again. atmy at Ban's working a aom*- Proven, Ig ...... 1 0 2 With the score deadlocked 42-all | pattern for the cream pitcher and Henry II o f Frsuice, first intro-! The BA'a wars getting worried Jonr s Ingram expressed optimism Then the final four-potat m ee what ruggod game batwaan Ala­ Paddy McOlnty's Goat — Dear Old Donegal Flnnlgan’s but Is necessary for best flavor in tuberculosis In the 15 to 19 age Spr.aque, Ig...... 0 0 0 with three minutes to play. Bid , was too much for Morlarty'a 'They sugar bowl. It's unusual to And duced shoe heels to the world. f^aapecially In the third period when today on the progrem of the AU bama aad Loutolana Stat* . . . Af­ Ball — Tread On The Tall Of Me Coat. paranlps. g;roup alone. Pagan! and Butch Buccino caged tried hard to go ahaad, but they such fine china outalde the big­ They were about -one inch high. the Lr.urels got as far as 10 America FootbaU Conference and ter soma otrentioua action Decca 430—$3.94 gest cities—and an opportunity. paints ahsad. Try as they might said plana had been made for op- TotaU ...... 7 2 16 fold goals and A1 Fish clinched | were checked so closely that they the basket a couple at players QUALITY STATIONERY, euch MAGNIFYING OLASSM for thay Just couldn't catch up tait craUon of the circuit through Score at half time, 40-8, Nathan the game with a beauUful one- could not soors. WlUlams and started to rough tt up a b it.. Ben Beautifully shaped to shape you At low temperatures starch In as that vou And at the DEWEY- ease In reading fine print are con­ when the Laurels loosened up on 1950. Hale. handed hook shot to give the Burke were ball hawks around stepped between them, grabbed STATE ARMORY RICHMAN COMPANY. has a venient. At’ the DEWETY-RICH- beautUully. the MARDI BRA Is Saints a four point lead with 76 their backboards, and had to driva the ban and said: TU hold th* parsnips gradually changes to exclusively available at the to keep tha tall 8L Jamas msu sugar, as It docs In potatoes. This high rag-content for s\ipertor MAN COMPANY, a round glass on aeconda to play. From then on, fit baU tf yen fellows want to atop .SMART DRES3 SHOP OF MAN­ from scoring. Th* churchman did FIRST BOUT AT SiM change Is undesirable In potatoes writing surface and appearance. a handle Is $1.00. A fine oblong James frose the ball unUI three down to th* fool tin* and fight tt One 81.00 box haa small note-p.a- glass that scans a whole news- CHESTER. 1013 Main street. aeconda to play whan Bid Pagan! not fall to get their tallest men at ou t." . . . Tb* coUaglana aheeptoli- fflIKEMP’S ® pera of four different colors with column at a time, with luclte han­ There’s a strapless model with mtosed s foul shot, after which the game last nighL And they ly admitted they’d rather play baa- AdniasioB—Adalts $1.20—ChOdrta OOe contrasting boMers. Orrespond- dle. is $4.50. basque cut, in satin, that la a time ran ouL fought like oavage beaata ta this ketbaU and Chapman had no far­ Incorporated bitter struggle for ths rto^it to Nice Detail ence cards are back at $1.00. necessity under straplesc evening Both teams exhibited clean baU ther trouble. Ranarrad 8«Us $1.M 763 MAIN STREET T E L 5680 Many handsome papers In all- Catherine de Medici, bride of gowns and wonderfully comfort­ most their arch rivals, tba Ma- handling and cloae checking. No rtaco, ta tha playoff flaris. ■aa«* Of AcMsNy Farnitare and Music Home of Frigidaire white or with fancy designs and able for daytime wear. And there Clearance Sale quarters were given and none AI g*v*ranc*. Vlllaaeva baokri- envelopes are symbols of fine are bras with straps ir. several M orlarty'a played fine baU. M c­ Box Offlea OgoBs At T :lf aaked. The referees handled the Cluskey snd WllUsms were work baU ooacb. has three aona b*tw*«n taste. lengths for sports, daytime, and game in flawless fashion to the eight and IS years old . . . When Crocheted Fluff horses and Burke, Cfoughlta and D o o r Prime D on a ted b y Cdenney^m^ evening, also In the gleaming delight of the playera and apecta- Morlarty were all over the floor. AI went home one day rseantly. ba After freezing desaerto or other Burmll rayon satin. tors and kept the men moving at But Buccino confidently steadied found the kida playing boaketball ^'1 foods, turn the temperature con­ top speed. his mates, snd the whole 8L James -o f all places—In the kitehen with trol back half way to normal po­ The housewife who docs much Men’s Trousers Set shoU by Leo McOuskey and team played coot snd heady baU. a basket nsUed ever tbe door. sition, to hold until Bcrvcd. baking wriU find It convenient to AI Fish brought the crowd to Its The game was one of tbe best seen A fine selection of men’s aR wool pnnU at ffreat feat continuaUy. The ability of in town this year. The better Buccino to hold Norm Burke to Pretty, practical and Inexpen- savinffB . . . tweeds, checks, irikida and kerrinf- team won, but only by the ollmsst S|v<, the (^ IL D R E N ’S LIN­ two field .goals was the reason fit. of ciargins In the waning mtautas Y Playoff Result GERIE at the MONTGOMERY bones. James were able to gain thto covet­ of tha game. W ARD CXJMPANY la a wise ed victory and the right to m**t In tha proUmtaary gamss, tha BL team s (46) shopper's choice. Tailored rayon tha Martaoa ta the ftaato ataritag North End Juniors defaatad tha P B F Pta Men’s Suits panties, sizes 4' to 14, with full or Alterations Free Tueaday •vening. Knights ta a wild and hactic gama 8 Buoetao. if .... 1 6-6 6 $.49. McCluakey opened the game when Legault and Sumlslaakl 1 B. Pagan!, if .. 0 0-0 0 lotton with a long field goal, but Fish and caged deciding baskets In ths final 0 McVelgk. I f . . . 1 0-1 2 ralght Al Puzzo tied It up with foul minute of play. 1 Rlvooa, I f ...... 6 0-0 13 $13.50 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $ 9 .9 5 goals. From then on. the teams In another preliminary, th* Ar­ 0 Ruflulf U •••*•* 0 0-0 0 mus- vos Girls of Windsor swamped tbe illt-up waged a relantleas battle with 0 Fish, c ...... 4 2-3 10 M ade T o Morlarty’a holding a 8-7 lead at Hartford Stars by s lopsided 86-10 0 1-1 1 ■1, 4 to $12.95 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $ 9 .8 5 count. The Advos )tad too much 4 E. Pagan!, rg .. [» slips th* quarter. The foul ahooUng In 2 A. Puxzo, rg ... 1 8-4 5 the first half wa* cxcaptionally height snd experience for tM 1 3-5 4 liapers Hartford cuties. 2 McConviUe, rg . Measure Blrd.s. $12.00 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $8 .85 good with both teams converting 3 V. Puzxo, Ig ... 2 0-1 4 night- 16 of S3 ahots. Tb* SalnU uaed re­ 1 Lelbslds. Ig .... 0 0-0 0 !rs are serves often while Moriarty's had Rec League nnol — $10.95 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $ 7 .9 0 only seven men. 16 TotaU 16 14-22 46 In the aecond quarter, the teama Hartford Read (1) Mertarty's (42) continued their ding dong struggle. P B F PU Be Ready . While Burke was held in check. PoUiuky . . . 109 102 127 838 6-10 10 $10.50 R eg. 1 0 0 % A ll W o o l N ow $ 7 .6 9 — 2 Burks, rf ...... 2 Gene Morlarty cams through with Emeroon . . . 182 90 222 1 0-0 3 Madsen ___ 109 99 89 287 1 ustafeon, tf .... Rhubarb protects teeth agqinst many important baakets, but the 6 CougbUn, c . . . . 1 0-0 2 erosion by arids; reports the Ani­ $9.95 Reg. 100% A ll Wool N ow $ 7 .2 5 St James men were always fresh Roberts ___ 105 91 93 289 4 0-1 8 For Spring ' 880 Morlarty. c ----- mal Nutrition Laboratory. Ithaca, and never stopped shooting and Lucas ...... 101 97 132 WUUama. rg . . . 2 2-2 6 • ■ ■ • • “““ — 94 94 8 N. Y. W e con no* toll a lie. O ur driving. McVeigh and Fish used SarpoU 8 McCluskey. Ig . 6 0-0 12 ..One of these monttaffn Wether or not you've heard the' $9.50 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $ 6 .9 5 their height to good advantage In 5 Duffy, I g ...... 1 0-3 2 you’re gotag to 8nd th* ann extraordinary new Italian tenor special Cherry Frostod Do­ controlling their backboard and Toltas .. .. . 556 579 585 1570 shining with n special bri^t* TAGUAVINI on the concert nuts for Washington's llrth- holding Coughlin and Willlamo In Kscey* (8) 17 TotaU 17 8-16 42 neaa. robtaa singing, toafbufia stage or In the several moving, doy ore seniotionaily geodi $8.95 Reg. 100% A ll W ool N o w $ 6 .5 0 check. The Paganl’s and Puzxo Davidson . . . 121 101 106 328 Scot* at half Unw 20-19 Mortar- unfolding. That’s ths day you’U want to put on a noyr pictures, you'll surely want the twins played excellent floor gamea. Picaut ...... 115 11 119 845 ly’a. new RECORD ALBUM he hae They're fresh, fluffy ond Rivoaa was a continual thorn ta Olrsitis ....99 99 100 898 Nertk Eni* (86) suit. Como to now and ffm $ 8 .2 0 R eg. P ort W o o l N o w $6.19 measured up for your new 48'V NYLON MARQUISETTE made, with hla b«it operatic arias. ten^r. And they're topped tha aid* of M oriar^ with his fast Rusoonl . . . . 1 1 3 96 107 810 It is ‘ planned for .-eleas this layup and deceptive sbeoUng that Jaskolka . . . 109 109 88 806 suit so you^U be rsafiy uriih o mouth-wotoring frost­ 0 Moake, rf .... spring. - J Thta___ week’s______ABC Special le month. You'd better place your $ 7 .2 0 R eg. P ort W o o l N o w $ 5 .8 7 kept his opporing guards gueMtag. 0 IwgauK, rf ... stunning daytime frock that la order 4t once at POTTBRTON’S ing that mokes you smock Team play waa enperb on both TotaU . . . . . 507 516 520 1588 By Mrs. Anns Gabat 4 Brown. If .... particularly appealing. Notice the at the Center to avoid disappoint­ your lips for mere. Come in There's sheer flattery in o keyhole ridat. 1 Morgan, e .... Transform a plain dr^as or After tho intormlarion, the TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL Curtain Material Interesting curved detail, the ment. ■ - for o pockoge today. neckline and a bore-look shoulder.., One Lot of Boy's Pants 26 to 28 os is $1.50 ■s (6 ) 4 Suralaloskl, rg blouse with this two ruffled cro­ Jaunty buttons. Simple to make— Booth Er.den ran up a foor-potat Frehelt . 128 188 98 868 cheted collar. The one-inch band 0 Fogarty, Ig ... MEASUREMENTS BY INTERNATIONAL WHITE and IVORY fun to wear. o McKettrick maternity that con be laati on fast breaks by Riveoa, Me- Pagan! . . . 106 109 108 817 Lelong’a "QUICK CHANGE" may be worn inside the neekllna. OonvUla and V ic P o n o . H m Gas Pattern No. 8282 comes in stars worn with or without o blouso. G e a s ------..121 128 117 866 8 Totals 16 10 Yards w More— MAKB-VP la so named because It o.* standing up aa lllustriited. ttw House Gang ratsUotafi on riooe .1 2 1 86 101 880 13. 14, 16, 18 and 30. Sise 14 re­ dess a new, glow ing face In a Anderson ■Mghto (88) anda tied In a soft bow. The “new­ 11.98 rang* shots by M orlariy, WUUama Ewlck . . . . 118 108 87 808 quires 4' 1-4 yards of 89-tnch Jiffy. It’p a cream that conceals est look" for spring faVore lace and beautiful mid-court rirato by P B fabric.. minor blemishes and gives a trimmings on blouses, dreaoea odd McCluskey. At Umas, tho Sotato 2 SL George, rf . 1 For this pattern, send 35 cents, Tbtala . . . 5 8 4 681 506 1670 smooth beaut/ without the mask- even aulta! dominated tha play so modi that 8 DeBstttoto, f< . 8 In coins, your name, address, aiza JteCnnn’a (6) 0 Klata. I f ...... 8 llka effact of some types of make­ To obtato complete crocheting Moriar^a were danrled, bat they . . . 131 108 103 888 desired, and tha Pattam Number up. "Quick Change” to $1.00, plua Instructions and stitch IHustratlons' cam* back often to go ahead. Th* (tothrl* .. 0 McCabe, e ...... 8 Cheney Brothers to Sue Burnett, Tha Manchester Plach ...... 107 130 101 888 0 Dobkta. rg ..... 0 tax, at tha WBUDON DRUG for Crocheted Fluff Collar (patten) Saints took a 84-80 lead at th* Herald, 1150 Ave. Americas, New 108 103 86 108 COMPANY, No. 5000) sfnd 15 cents'ln plus third quarter, but Burkt. Ooughlta Helm ...... 2 DavU, I g ...... 1 MEN'S.SHOPtf T p I ® York 1$, N. Y. 1 cent poetaffe.'Tour rtataie.'nddi'en* and Duffy scored twin counters for Lamoursux 118 116 81 886 Don't miss the Spring and Sum 7 B » » d A l N , RE/V\NANT SALESROOM and the pattern number to Ah*** a 36-84 lead. Martin — 88 — 88 T Tbtala 18 8-14 82 mer Fashion—better than ever Accidents are the greatest kiIl-1 Boor* at half tUno 18-18, North M a n c h c i SlUi , Drily • A. M. to 6 P. M. Saturdays 9 A. M. to .1 P. M. cv of young people between the Cebot, The Manchester Evsnlng Itorly ta the final^^tjuartT’ with special features, emart style* Herald, 1150 Avenue of tl\e Ameri­ Ends. nAffrroiio r o a d — Ma n o h e s t e r —free pattam printed In book, 25 ages of 3 and 3$ year*. They arc, cas, New York I f, N. Y , cents. 'almost three Um«« deadly as| 4 WM&L'':..:.:. fEt;' ..V'' MANCHESTER EVE^iTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 18,184S HARCHESTER BVENINU HBRALU. MANUMB8TBK. W N N ,. fTBORBEUAX, rBBROAAT !•» !•••“ f A«K SiXTEF.If Sa« Hare, Der! Why Net? Texans arc femoua for their lOONEKVIl.I.E HM.KS BY n xtrtA ti lonng—>19: Boats and Aetaiiorku 48 Mgriilaary aad Taoto 53 H i for dale Grandpa’s right leg hurt him, and i A ’ Uaasachuaatta man bumart loy’sUy to their native State. One A«l»M«(>nM for M t AotomoMlen for SiUe 4 Uuslncss 8«mc6s tifftred 13 Tullofing— OytlNg*— CIOMlUg 14 MANCHESTER — Large tbs doetqr asM, "oM age. ” I down his hoiua to save It from of Its eona was vieitlng the Baat t VENETIAN BUnds. AU typee OUTBOARD Itotor Bale now St CLBTRAC with buOdeaer. Maa- . . . Oap* where he nad (mcaaion to attend TMK POWgRPUL KATRINM aay-Harrto, Fargnaon timetors Cod, six rooms BMlhea, Sense and Nonsense drandpa in a quondry felt a aud- tarmltaa. n^KMIER MOTOR SALES I ^ P marts to ordsr also rscondiUon- OKa,S8MAKlNO. WoBwn aad Ward'd. 10 per cent dtoeonnt dar- daa twinge of rage; the funeral of a man who was In February' only on WjUfTa and eqnlpmanL Gardat. tractors Bntohod. -Bteam hMt, foUy In- Ha was la tuna wltii the philo­ covers. See thle cer today, S«M ing. Best quality, rindeli Manu­ childrtn'a suits a apaclalty. Jonea: "How do you spend your About this tone of the jreer It "X think you are mtotaken,” he de­ sophy of the age. We accept the thoroughly disliked In the com­ Classified famous ft and 8 h. p. Baa King with snowplowa, town mowara, sulatod, hatchway, laond^ in munity. At th( eervlcee the min­ MY BIO BUAKAU PRAWBR IS S A Y S I down. Brunner’e. 3M East Cen­ facturing Oo., 468 Middl> Turn­ Phons 4847, or 87 Hyda atraat baas ment, Braplace, nloaly land- IlieoBie?” Is weU to rentanber that aonm clared In eccento bold, veto in order to aave the United pike Bast. Call 466ft. motors Small down payment alekto barsL Dulaln TVaotm Oo„ “My left ,eg doeen't hurt at aU. ister, who wa* new in the perirtt, STUCK. PLCASR OPEN ter street. Phone 6191. __ North Windham Road, WUUmaa- acaped. Bale ^ c s fILOOO. Cpl) Bmtto: "About thirty paroent poUtkriana may be left with boom Nations, we ere glvtaig away our bolds the motor of your cboioa of the mud t o ^ throw at otoera. and it is just aa old." called upon eemcone to say a few Advertisements BUCCTRIO Motors rtpalrlng and Privald ludtrurtldM 88 unUl April 1. Montgoneary tlc. Phona 2088, AUc* CtompeC 4tn. or Mrs Mlt> for ahaltar, thirty poreaat tor food money qnd goodo that wa may I T F O R M E . “Right now we have a really I i m 6 m e r c u r y sedan, black, and twenty par cant tor amuaa- oimUnua to have prosperity, we worda elmut the deceeeed. Tmcae rswtnding. All work guaranteed. Ward’s Btorv. ten ^680. arose and aaid, "WelL aince there Fs»r S a le nice selection of good cars.” 1 Very clean car. $498 dovm. Brun. PRIVATE Sawing laasona gtvsh PORTABLB Balt eander, power Biant" Ilw American aagla, which to It’a trytag to eatch up with his work like doge to pay for labor- For Ri*nt ner'a Phone 5191. ce Electric Motor Repaira, $21 is no one pteaent who haa any­ See them today. nrth Main street, opposite De­ at horns by wall quaUflsd Instruc­ tools for rent CaU Bhlpahi^ 8- TW O -FAM ILT borias convwUenU Jonas: "But that adda up to 110 tha nattonal emhiem of the United deaired that is responaible tor the ■aving devicee, we make atom T o S e U A ly loedtad to achoola apd abop- Stataa, haa a wtngapread of nearly tired bualneee man. bomba to guarantee peace. Why thing to nny about our daperted 3 o Buy 1947 PACKARD two-door, radio, pot entrance on North School tor. Central location. Evanlngs BaiMIgB Mstvrtels 47 0968. brother, I’d like a few minutes to ) Phone 2-1860, l ^ g emtar, ona flat vacant T . J. *^lm?to: •miafa right" eight feat from Up to Up. shouldn’t the num bum doem hla heater, white wails, slip covert. streeL Photie A642. 20 INSIDE doors, hardware, all tell you folks all about Texas."’ 1912 BUICK 4-DR. SPEC. <695 down. Bnmner’s. 658 Elsst Crockan, 8t8 Main. Phone 8415. Americans are tost becoming bonm? ^ CI.ASStFIKI) AI»VT. fitted with Jambs. Osdar a h liv ^ Wfariag Apparel— Para 57 An Ohio man asked lUvorea Center. Call 5191. AvoM relating ehUd'a antles to "picktod” , but ItteraUy. (toasump- Why U n That A FaUow On The < l»Kn MtiHKS: SEDAN HouarnoM Services Maaicai— Drama Ue 89 16*;x8”, clear. Can ba bought B1X-R(X>M capo cod, ona room rtaltora l ( the cnild la wUhhi haar> becauae hia wife threw dinner- 3adlo, Htr„ Dir. lights. (A gor­ CIVMT Cat fur coat, 8-4 length, Uoa ef piektaa incieaaed during the DeepIte'tlM tact they are grow­ Loose Often Gets Ught? j 8:.t0 A. M to 4:4S P. M. NEED A new truck? I can get Offered IS-A r tg ^ 'B . J. CampjieU.' CaB d m nnflnlahad, - 'braaa plumbing,' ' [ distancf. The aaot Unie your wa a at him. Thoae peaky fly­ war, and the National Pickle Ausk- geous green, one owner car). I'lANC Tuning, 8ft; rapairtnr and 6248, avanlnga RoriivUla 18MW8. OM month old. Valued at 8 ^ > ateam baat oil bqrnar, automi- ing shorter, the nights aasm moet anything you need in a new restyling. Whole keyboard whlt- iM may "try" to bo anart ing saucers again! era AaaoclaUan reported that IVho hasn’t had the experience RADIOS, Washing machines and aaeriflee. |838. CaU Hartford 8- tlo gaa hot watar. Early oceti^ longer and longer—depending on 1942 OLDSMOBILE viM.C. truck or e good ueed Msd tike new. 3 hour aervtce 818. 118L Amarieaas ate eating more pio> what radio progrem you listen to. of being unintentionelly mlaun- nil household appliances repair­ pancy. CaU <-0864. kies now Uun avar hatore. Baeauae IV b e A c h w a g o n truck. 1 can aave you plenty of 'nie Plano Shop. Phona 4029. Part bM P tc« 49-A Mlatreao: When I hired you, you A bobby-soner was making tela- deratood? Lwt and Pound 1 ed. Open. 24' hours. Call SOTS. BUNNY Fur jacket, irfect of tha abnonnal weather prevail­ Heater. (A 6 cyl. knockout for money. Phot.e 2-0909 tonight, in pel told mo that one raaaon m waro phone eatplanatlona conoemlng her Mrs. Jones was spending the day OP COURSE THE HRNPLES PUL.I.EP OUT. THE PRAWER IS deytime 5191. Truck wholeealere, PIANO TUNINO. repairs lacon' BBABONED hardriood tor aala. condition. Rwuonable.. can 8167 T O BE S p L D ouch a good maid was u at you loaa of a current boy friend to a ing over the piekla acraaga, tha A thief aong whlla ha robbed a .2 L O ^ —Lady’s w llet. Feb. 17, the money). CAUL TEKHT'S Houachold Serv In bed with a severe cough. Htr ditlonlng, ets John Oockerbam, Cut any laagth. Plekup or d after 8. 46-80 Summit Street A 10 room never got-tired. Thio la the third rtvaL'"Ha nwy think its love, alaa of the t-reaent harvaet cannot Btore in a Pennaylvania town. husband was woriclng in the back >ART OPEN. T a k e m o l p o p t h e * Oenter street. Contains sum o.' Ice for sapert cleaning of Boors, 28 Bigelow street PboHa'atlO. afternoon that Pva eome into the ■tated, "but its only a passing bs eaUmaM unUl after the firat J-iat a anateh of a aong. money. New Jersey license, 1941 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. walla, ruga upholstery, windows Uver. tl9ft or h 8784. fiat, centrally located. Down pay­ rard, hammering naile into some Auto Accv89orti’8—Tiros 6 Mtehen and found yesi asleep. tonay." chllUng fmaL boards, praaantly hia neighbor > R O N T O P I T . ■ papers valuable to owner. Re­ SEDAN odd Jobs. Phone 7690. PRIVATE InstrucUona on iMcork Waated—To Ray 58 ment |8JM)0, than monthly chargM MaM: YeFm. That's how I ntvar - T wo apinotara were dtocuasing came over. ward. Call Storrs 948X,^j Radio. Htr., Def. (A one owner | NEW TIRES new recaps, used of $83 which Inchidea tarns Inaur- dlon, guitar and piano. Phone Ggrfftii->>pgrBie-Dairy anoe, Interest and amorUaatlotv. gat tired. Snd Yak men. Nei^bor: "How’s your wife?" car). tires and tubes. Expvrt vulcanis­ 2-1042. WE BUT Antlquee, china, cut I/)8T—PASS BOOK No! 41709. | ing. 8 houra recapping service. Building— Contracting 14 ’ PeaffaetB 50 glaaa, figurines, sUver, fine fur- $85 a month rent from ona apart­ Hubby ruahed in at tbs doer. IBara’a thing nice First: “Which would you desire Jortea: ’’Not very well." 1941 PONTIAC 4-DR. ment makaa ydur rent |17 a month, Ko Haps Where he’d often raabad bafora; About a popular aong— moat In a husband bralne, wealth N e I g h b e r: "Is that her NcHed is hereby given that Pass Manchester Tire and Recamsing M B A LT O^an Moontobk p o t a t ^ nitu The I Company, Broad otreeL Tele­ Help WawtuB— 8t tmmediata occupancy. I don’t auppeoa I arar witt Now h* alaeps forever more— Its popularity er appaaraneeT" coughin’ ?" i TORPEDO SEDAN CARPENTER work. Repairs and No 1 and No. 8 gradoe. AmsUa ttes. Robert M. Reid 4 Sons. Wife had waxed the kitchen floor.- SaTlngs Bank of Manchester has phone 3669. Open 8 a. m. to 7 p. Phono 8198, Manchester. Sea two good flhna on a double Does not last long. Beeendt "Appaaranea, pnd tha Jonea: "No, you tot-hcad, iPs a j Radio. Hfr„ Def. ( A black beauty alterations Call 2-0084. WANTED—Part time aales girl iarvis.is. 978 Parker atreet Phoiie ROBERT J. SMITO, Inc. , —Btalna C. Biglar. —Paulina Baltxman aooner the hettw." hen-houas." been lost or destroyed, and writ­ all around). m. ' Mil. ten application has been made to fos drees shop. State age and sX' 7096. BINGER BEWING machines, TIRES—Do you need your tlree PICTURE W.ndows special doora perience. Write to Box B, Herald 958 Main Street f MICKEY FINN Tht FofgottBB Woauuil LANK LEONARD Mia bank by the person in whose 1941 CHEVROLET CPE. and sash built to order. Call round bobbin dropheeda, 880 nalM such book was issued, for Spec. Dlx. Rndio, Htr., Def. ( A i recapped 7 Quick service, low Others paid accordingly. CaU nFnrT*c«Br-~ prices. Every tire guaranteed Shipshape 2-0968. WOMAN For atock room. Must HaaaehfiM Gooda .51 9-0302. Phone 3460 KkMskienSHMaia, ITS JUST AS WEU payment of the amount of deposit one owner car). Mai'oon In color. | have •wperience on powsr sow­ represented by said book, or for ageinat defects In workmanship. HULLIVSN. mason contractor, WHITE TABUS top gas stove, in MANCHESTER—Lovely abc-room TMMrsHB a m x 1941 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN Aleo Wards flr^t quality Urea aa ing machine. Apply Manchester CALL UHTKINHKT 3979 for fur 6 t K lUNOlFMLl fie iM SUPPOSE UNCLE PHIL-YOU ARERSHESOTOPP the lasnanoe of a duplicate book brickwork, plaatartng. cinder Coat, Apron and Tuwel Supply, excellent conc'Jtion. Reaeonably ■ingle. 4 years old. ExcaUant oon- therefor. Super Dlx. Radio. Htr., Def. low as $11.15. $1.50 a week buye Mock, concrete work, stona Tat naca removal, rags, scrap metala, dltlon inside aad out Oil bumar, - W f MVMPOinMICE KNONYMffTMEKOliEy THETRAM-TNilCff 78 Summit street priced, 211 Center atreet Tel. paper. Top prices s w E S f i s e j (Thia you'll like I know). 4 new tlree. Liberal trade In al­ S-4M18. ' 2-0079. large yard, newly palntad last YOUSOMBOMBRRMTIOId PEMMSEDIT. WOULD MNJE1M0U6HT: WASSO l o s t —PASh BOOK No. 66485. lowance. Montgomery Ward, 828 1940 PLYMOUTH CONV. RELIABLE PARTY to take cars WANTED — Marble top Ubies fall. Immediate occupancy. Fries MQIDeL-ffUT Notice Is hereby given that Pass Main street, Manchester. CAKPENTER Work of aU kinds of children while mother works WHAT—No garbaga man 7 Hiat'a $8,900 for quick sate, $9,500 dOwn^ l*DMUCHRKn«R Book No. 66485, issued by The Roofs alitng, additions and al­ steins, old dishes cut glass old CLUB Youi* home or mine. Vldalty of right Let Brunner’s tnstau a jewelry even If broken. CaU 7381 payment Kay Realty (3s, 969 HWEHAPMR&Cra Savings Bank of Manchester has Rai^lo. Htr., Def. (A very original terations ‘xito new conetrurUon. Qreenhaven. Anderson, 7 Nathan genuine Genarai Elactrie Dtapoa- |dain street Manchester. Phone been Ipet or destroyed, and writ­ Motorcycten Bicyclaa 11 evenings. . MEETMeAliOieT car In all respecta). SlsTert Phone 2-0258. street al In your present kltoban sink 4169 day or evening. • ten application has been made to for 80 days, free of chargs NO - -* - 1942 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. CARPENTRY Repair work. Al­ CHEST OF Drawers, suitaUe for sf M bank by the person in whose 24’’ BOY’8 Bicycle. Good condi­ ALDON Spinning Mill Oorp. has obligation to buy. For more de­ child’s room. Call 3-1008 after FOUR R-JOM bouse with son- name such book was issued, for terations insulation, etc. Call SEDAN tion. New Urea. Osll 8136. a limited number of openings tails Phona 8191 or after als 4:80. porch, apace for 2 rooma op- payment of the amount of deposit jSpec. Dlx. Radio, Htr., Def. 4887 after 6 p. m. for women ano girl tralrwca for 4498. atalrs 2-car garage, hot water reprsaented ly said book, or for (You’ll think It’s brand new), frame spinning. For details s4a oil heat extra lot ’Telephone ths issuance of a duplicate book CRAWFORD Overhead type ga­ AIR f u r n a c e s for Joal. oU, and DVantod A a l« rage doors. Immediate Installa­ our display advertsement else­ Rooms WKkooi Board 59 8428. 1942 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN gas—aU types and slues In stock. V tbtTCfM*. Motorryekd 18 tion. Call ttockville 702J1. where In this lisue or call Ban *‘600’’. Air conditioning. Just I____ cheater 5128. lUvlno Company, Waterbury 8- 9-KOOM Houas bualnasa aoned. T* overhauled and all new tires). One | REWARD OF twenty-flve dollars 8886. NICE CLEAN room. On bua line. Building lots for aala a exchang­ let. r >nn4Ninccments owner too. to U,e person leading to our pur­ WE TRUST you! Eamples on ap­ (toU 6627. ed at the Qreas Wm. KanahL Rooflnf— Siding 18 LARGE Kltthen tabls can seat 8 .WANTED—Rids to Hartford, in chase of a mean used car. We proval. Show everyday greeting Building Contractor, 619 Canter FUNNY BUSINESS BY HBRSHBBRGBII PRISULLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES H ooi6 Folks BY EDGAR MARTIN 1942 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. buy all makes and models re- ROOFING — Specialising in re­ for extra earnings! Everybody ‘ when opes four chairs Good FOR RENT—Furnished room for street Phqne 777$. ‘ ths vldnlty of New Park avenue, conditios 840 cash. Call . after gentleman, Birch atraet. nione MOV) vwHt yoiy oohTv ftoaa North Coventry. Hours SEDAN ga^esa of maka or yaar. Im­ pairing roofs of all kinds al buys big value 16-card $1 box. thfy s u n arai J i o •OOD Bpse. Dlx. Fully equipped. (An| 4:80. 2-2848. 5003. FOUR-ROOM ainsle, two infin- to vo o youto MKKOtol. tQ WbOA ' .T;$0 to 4:80. Telephone Man- mediate attention given to phono new roofs. No Job too small or Pays you up to 50c cash profit H b x s L B u t / a w w i .'vou’Oto TOR ORMELRl new tires, my special this week). calls Two salesmen to aerve you Personal stationery, birthday, lahed. Large lot oU bumqt, bnto- m y w fiff don't k n o w t Chester 86S9. large. Oood work, fair price. Free CXJMrORTABLE. weU heated matle hot water. Bandlx home MiCMag a Ob ~ at all times day or night Luge eetlmates Call Howley, Man­ gift wraps humorous, others. Re­ s t o u t t h s WwWB 6 1939 MERCURY CONV. GAS HOT water healer with 30- room, adjacent to bath. 0>nven- laundry. Call 3-9778^ owner. BBS UB today. Well toll you bow assortment of cars on hand at chester 5381. tail 60c up. No experience need­ mstsrisl... CLUB gallon tank, $10. Call 2-0471. lent to Cheney’s and Oenter. Ref­ I oov B to to oavs’ UwMroos ra- aU times Barlow Motor Bates ed. Oet eamplea. mendship, 841 erences exchanged. (toU 2 2044. DUPLEX 6-6 rooms Steam hoaV'il 1 tuna, AB aavtnga up to $5,000, Radio, Htr„ Def. (Pretty blue | Stfft Main atreet Phones S404 Adams Elmirs N. T. dSM oU and coal. Double gsrqgr. I ShTiaanred. gSiiBhaatat BuUd- and sporty too). L709. ROOFING AND Repairing, new F. Rent yours today.' We rant up ATTRACTIVE Room in private Large comer lot One apartment I ^^jajS^-^gn^jtjan^Hotii Ins low rates. R. E. Webster, 6965. to 8 years No down payment home for particular part). Vicin­ vacant Robert O. Johnaton. 6888. 1939 PONTIAC 4-DR. SEDAN I Help Wfintod—Malt 86 and you can turn your rent ity of Onter. References Phone Radio, Htr., Def. (Twin fog | Kmli Scnrictfl Uffcrtd ROOFING and aldl.ig our special­ lights, new brakes). ty. New ceilings and carpentry DEALER Salesman franchise money leaa 6 per cent any time 8439. EAX A B T C ^ B mada out Call you care te purchaas with this Lota for doit 73 d m . Room S)0, Depot Square. FOR Poeltivs repairs on all makes Highest quality materiala. Work­ offer for food product stores ROOM For couple with one child 1939 CHEVROLET CLUB of refrigeratmn and waahlitg ma­ manship guaranteed. A. A. Dion, restaurants, etc. Manchester and plan you have no down payment Start paying rent after SO daye and care cf child while mother RESIDENTIAL Lota on Steep llXXMt Bander aod edger tor COUPE chines call Walter Ptesclk. In- Phons 4860. towns. Car nectssary. Must be n o t Ransw your floor youraelf. .in your own hqme for your G. E. works. Phone 2-2948. Hollow Lane, Porter etreet Radio, no heat Phone 602S hustler. Apply or write 524 Main Franklin street HoUieter etreet, XnatsaoUoas only 48 for 24 street West Springfield, Maas Freaaer. Phona Brunner's 8191 houn. laquira Montgomery or 4489 and Mather atreet Phone 5829 REFRIGERATION Healing— Plniaiblng 17 Apartments. Plato, or 6273 for partlculafs. Ward, 828 Mala atreet LOW PRICED SPECIALS SERVICE Tenementa 63 PLUGGED Main sewera. rink, Help Waated— Male or oUTSTANDuia lota on Steep ALLEY OOP How He's Changed BY V.T. HAMLUI- Domestic, commercial. For lavatory and bath drains effl- Peoude 87 STORM DOORS Repaired. CaU 3- 1937 FORD PHAETON » 0968. RENT Seekera. Wa are only go­ Hollow Lana, alao Lkkiewood Cir­ prompt day and night service, etently machine cleaned. Carl caNOownay SEDAN CASHIER, must be 18 or over ing to take applications for three cle. CaU 8009. H. Omdy, Agent C A L L 2-1428 Nygren, plumber, steam Sttar FLOUR problems solved with HMm'O AlOMai HAVE TOUK Ixxoma tax prepar­ and pump mecbanle. Phone 6497 Good chance for advancement. weeks more for tenants to regis­ ONSUCH . " “"^Ip IE L A ’S REFRIGERATION u ed ay tattam deputy ooDsdtor of rebuilding the motor). Apply in persos Manchester llnolaum, asphalt tile counter ter with ua. We have placed 59 U Birch Street PLUMBING and Heating repaira, Expert workmanship, free aati' rents in toe past four months Subarban for Sato 75 Internal Rsvenus Bvenlnga only. Public Market 805 Main atreet W K w t m f In your Boms PJboito 9008. 1986 FORD. 4-DR. SEDAN remodeling, eplplng, complete mates Open evenings Jonea No charge If we fall to find you OLD PLOOKS BANUEO ANDOVER — Six-room single, V-v * Heater, Spot Light, Rd. Lights. jobs. New or old, bath room 8X' Furnlturs Oak street Phone a rent Investigate our eervices Laytrc and flntahlng. 2-1041. bath, heat S0-g machines, pairs, prompt service, reason­ lamps, silverware, dinnerware. In- ford 6-2121, 10 - 3 p. m. «rSl3SW FROM AT EASY TERMS vacuums repaired, saws filed, nerapiing mattrMS, coil spring, street, Manchester. Phone 4168 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH; $200 pOWN WILL BUY able. Free estimates. Nassclta day or night. lawn mowers e)u,Tpened, repair­ Plumbing, Glastonbury 3149. PUPPIES For Sale. Part Shep- clock, radio, etc., etc., and Includ­ ed, pick up and delivery. Friend­ herd. CaU 0310. Wanted—Heal Ksfate 77 CARNIVAL BY DICK TIIHNEK 1942 W ILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN OPEN TIL 9:00 THURSDAYS ing a combination oil and gaa range FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND^ B Y MERRILL C B L088B M ly Fixlt, 718 North Main. TeL and electric refrigerator. Can be Good heater. Fine running FOR SALE—Beagle Hound dog, Wanted to Kent 68 FOR QUICK reaulta give ua a TEL. 8864 4777.______Rooflng— Kcpatnng 17-A purchased with or wtthout 'Jie ap­ ring, (toah waiting. Suburban '^HAkP A 180: VOuLl mavs D VotfaE I n 7M8 ■ iMAdaie SNN0IN6 •ondition. Easy terms. a beauty, good hunter, $35. C. Y. pliances. EhcceptionU vUue. Free B6AN—weito NOT LANiSUAdE O f ONE'S TME ONObtoNO INCOME Tax Ret '.-ns prepared In Paul. RockvUIe 1638-J-2. $50 REWARD for a promise of a Realty (to.. Realtors. TeL 9315. FOR A LL types of rooOng and storage. 'Free delivery. G0IM6 TO \UO»K OUlTTINe THE MAS6ES— ASrt«aa» M A SEE Y O U A T your home or place of bualneea 4, 5 or ^ room rent by March 15. P. nto6f.Y> METAL Ctoaj ' 1225 DOWN WILL BUY roof'rejlalr coll E. V. Coughlin, iXlCKER Spaniel pups Collie Very urgent. Call 3-1695. HAVE YOU A two, three or at your con\enlence, at a reason­ Easy Terms four-family which you care to . OePNiTELY/ 24 Maple St. Manchester 7707 after Mdrch 1st. ,n. R. ROOFING and repairing, new low A-L-B-E-R-T-8 Lake front Two or three bed­ Write Box A, Herald. HU«LY-BU . Are Our*. MILLER MOTORS after 6. RADIO — Bnevtricaj Appliance ATTENTION Plumbers—We wish We Buy and Bell for (toah Service, repairs picked up and Live Stock— Vehicles 42 I ...... 1 II i . to liquidate our etcKk of plumb­ Arrange mortgagee. ess CENTER STREET delivered promptly. 20 years Moving—Trucking- HOLSTEIN Guernsey cow. Ready ing aappllee. Including drainage, Hnalneos Pcoperty for Sato 70 Before you aeU call us CARS! CARS! experience John llaloney. Phone Now is the time to buy a Storage 20 to freshen March 31. 847 Middle soil pipe and copper' fittings, No Obligation. ______TEL 2-1060 a-1046. 1 Walnut street. TumpUce West. ( all 2-0065. vUvea, water pumps, Taueeta, FOUR FAMILY house with ga- Brae-Bum Realty (to„ thoroughly reconditioned car rage in business zone. ExceUent GENERAL Trucking of all kinds, etc. Will censidier an offer for 119 Baat (tonter sDsaL while you can get a big selec­ SKATES Sharpened and keya investment Property well liKst- made while you wait, ear-s Sled. also odd jobbing. L, Olbrlas. whole lot and arrange financing Realtors Phona 6273 or 8329. 1986 y^UR-door Chevrolet sedan. tion. W e have over thirty fine Wanted— I'ets— Poultry if deaired. (toil Manchester 5105 ed. Phone 5329 or 6373. Brae- Oo64' condition. CaU 2-0564. Capitol Grinding Oompa.iy, 38 Phone 2-0828^______Bum Realty. TO BUY or sell rtai estata con­ L. ear*. iMsa cars in stock at all time. Here ______— Stock______U for information. Main street. Phone 7956. THE AUtm N A. Chambere Oo.. tact Made-tne Smith, R ^ tor, R E D KV DER Howdy, Strangcral B Y F K 1947 OHEVROLET toini iedan is a partial selection: WANTED—^eef cowa and calves. CANED Three cushion divan, $12; INDUSTRIALLY goned, lot 85* x ’’Personallzad Real E ^ t a Sarv-. I OidsmobUe aedan coupe, local or long distance moving 140’ with a two-story frame LM/ir /rroi/t* t o u t s u m m aim foiNtb ID , AL’ 942 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Moving, packing and storage We pay tot top market price. maple high cheir, $8; full panel tee," Room 36, Rubinow Build­ jhLdMmtniMisnauuttmBMif A?401HtR IbKJtaf IVtlNK oam payment, balance up Call Pella Bros 7405. maple crib, $15. ‘73 Hudson building and attached garage, ing. 3-1642 - 4679. months Cole Motors. 4164. SEDAN REFRIGERATION Phone Manchester 5187'or Hart­ .yJE IW M tR B ? mart One owner car, very original. street. Phono 4440. suitable.for light manufacturing. SERVICE: ford 6-I42S. CaU owner 2-0364. We ARB intereeted In buying a 908 fVMY MC gORDrd will, $3,200. Ideal plade for Will wait resMnahle time tor occupancy. Cash waiting. Write 19S9 BUICK ' 4-door sedan. CaU Other selections too numer­ ALL APPLIANCES servlcad and pick-up truck. No aehes We will give you an estimate on square table, $10; all kinds of appUance store. CaU E. \2zll ous to list. Give us a ring or repaired, burners refrlgeratore, Installation or m U for $150. Fi­ Box J, HaroML 0608 after 6 p. m. rubbish. Phone 2-1275 or 8298. belting, 10c a foot; boys’ and Campbell Co. Days 6243, eve­ LtWesr■biaMyia'emT.M.aaaaaHw.ew. VIC FLINT The Right Moment BY MICHAEL UN a l l e y AND RALPH I^NB, come on down and take a look. ranges, waihere, etc. All work nancing can be arranged. For In­ girls’ skataa, 50c and up: one nings RockvUIe 1358W2. L T m T TERRAPl ANE four-door guaranteed. Metro Service (Jo. IS5IT1IUJV0U1MINH1' A* k6 flood up tceu^ Stol BARLOW MOTOR SALI$S formation call Manchester 5105. 9xi2 rug In A-1 condition, $40. “ Wb’ll havo to invito tho Andoraona and tho Burkoo— ono sedUi; Recent motor job, $8(>0. 17 TeL Manchester 2-0883. Painting—raprring 21 Old Mill Trading Post, 17 Maple • f thorn haa our boat ailvor and tha other our na\w diahot!** **Y6i, ma'am, a gonuino antiquo! You wouldn’t boliova MWaO N TIN f HICTIUC ftitlaT of the moon on— Buntmgton street. CaU 2-8621. 595 Main Street NEW AND Ueed Royal Portable Houms for Sato R if I told you how many ytart H't boon sitting on tha emn MTTM IkAN vou, lharpeaed stoel.' WE HAVE finert aaeortmenU of street, opposite New First Na­ FENDER AND BODY 90N«A? MOOT i6M tOWSV! Phone 6404-2-1709 INTERIOR xnd exterior painting. typewritera. Iir.medtate delivery. tional parking lot Phone 2-1089. door hartl” kitchen linoleums Aleo Ule and Lil-eral teraia and trade-ins Re­ MANCTRESTER—6 room single. “Where You Can Always Equipped to handle Industrial BY J. R. WILLIAMS UUR BOARDING HOUHE with ' MAJOR HOOHLE 1988 PLYMOUTH sedan, $200 waU coverings. Manchester Floor and commercial spraying. Spray pairs on all makes. MarloWe, 867 HOME OWNERS and bouaewlvea. First floor, large living room, WORK PUT OUR WAY Do Business” Overing Oo^ 86 CotUge etreet. with fireplace, dining room and C»U S-S194. equipment rented out with ex­ Main atrasL Let us InatkU a double tray mt ’ A R E *tV)E6E B E A »i6 CXi modem U ^ a n . Second floor SoHoiene and Ftoffg, Inc. PUNf WHAir KIND t 6 A D / 71)16 PLA CE CeSTAIhX-V ^ (toll 8686. pert painter. Thomas J. McKin­ tub In your cellar or laundry P U N f COOLD BB IMPWVaO WITH 6AF/ .62 CALIBER CART- - 1984 CHBVitOUn*, clea.., radio, TWO SETS of hardware for ga­ room. We have several of these three bedrooma and tUe bath. iS« Oealoa Btreal l?lD6Ba.V— LET’S GET ARE YOU getting maxltt.um per­ ney. Call 2-C106. rage doora, $7 a set T. Martin, Hot water . eat Sale price, $18,- CrtAlRB AMO A 6DBLF Ob 60r - heater, 4225. Phone 5790. hard-to-gat Itams and will give HAVE L«Taa$(TUQ6.'-*-HCX>STlMa < OCOAldlYEO AMD CALL formance from your radio? Let NEW REDUCED ratee on interior 13 Cedar street 800. (toll Alice Clampit 4993, or ua check your t’jbes free of you an estimate on complete In- m i6 MA«8Le-LH68 BwdW — MPtVBE UE fNSURE DwUGLAS MOTOR Bales offers and exterior painting, paper- Mr. Mitten 6930. •THAT/ with charge. Montgomery Ward, 828 ■tallatton, ^01 saU outri^t for COOLO A 7RAI466R66S0R AM PRODUCE A SAMJ the cleanest used care, 1937’s to hanging, roofing, floor • sanding SAM YULES repaira rubbers and $80 each, with faucat and'stand, BLAMED FOR YrtlRKittG i ^ WELl T ^ O R TVW V4itdfis 1947’s. 1947 Por.tlac club Mdan- Main street. and calking. Budget terms ar­ McKINNKY BROTHERS arctl a, 701 Main street (toll Manchester 8108. U EDWARD Stfeet. Two-famUy Experienced Typist UP NEYt CRIMES 1 ITS COLOeRYi OP AM ette, 6 cylinder, radio, heater and ANTIQUES rellnithed and repair, ranged la deelred. R. E. Webster. iMTVUb AM(3ELJ A Baal SMata aad laaaraace houae, 4 and 4, CaU 8-1821, Wants Typiiif 866 MIUN irr> TEL. nsany extras. 1947. Chevr^et ed. Kush or epllnt eeats replaced. 6965. OIL—^ava up to 20 per cent In ONE PORTABLE oU heater. i » tudor (green), radio, heater, just Ward’s drum lot (SI aale. Imme>i Practically new. Bedard’s Floor Tteounn. 189 South Main street FOK QIIA'Ln't, price, eervica. TWO-FAMILY house, 300 Char­ T o Do A t Uko new, 1946 Chevrolet Fleet- dials or future delivery, nothing (toverlng, 165 School i street t A \i, rf" Phone 6648. oonsutt Albert Guay. T b s Home ter Oak atreet For particulars master (black), vhlte walls to pay until you get the oil. Aek Phone 2-0666. ^ Inquire 872 Main a-reet. (toll CsIlilSlO V RADIO need fixing? Have It re­ Owners’ Painter.’’ Complata Ul­ WASH TIIBILS Carrjrlig On many extras. 1946 CHievroIet about our libera) contract plan, 4920, if no aa9war call 7530. II M ,1.1 BY LESLIE Y U »^ iii | sfdan, full price $1595. Seeing paired by experts Pick-up serv­ terior and exterior patnUng aerv- 55-gal. or two SO-gal. druma, 63c TWO-PliknB rose colored >farlor Ice, paperhangmg, epraying and set. Also miqiU idtcben set. ld piapatty aad CHILD radioB. Threa days repur service Prompt aervlc#. btolr price, (toll Plp6 and Supply Telephcnt ' “ gfstlons for prospective tenants will be incorpnrnted in to,pay. Any can sold with of en. alaa'87x78. Phona 8892. . on moat Ward’s ’ modela. Free 7680. D. B. Frechette.^______2-0608. the stmetnre to the follcat -poaoible extent. AH commun) without a trade. Remember your eatliAatas. Montgonifiry Ward, BTEmHORBr Horn# freStars. CO. iqarantee to only ae good as INTERIOR and extarlor painting, entioas will be treated otrictly coaBdentiaL To dinruan 828 MUn Btrtet ^ paperhanging, cvain"* reflnlm- 11-18-26 OU. f t capacity. Idaal ‘ on write the Main StieeL Corporation, 5 Dover Road., your dealer’s reputation.’ Doug­ for those who really store away las Motor Sales.' ’’Bring your FtmriA(7ES tailored to fit your ed. Men Inaurec* and property Read Herald Advn, nchcdtcr. Conn, damage. Expert work. Edward R. quantities of frosen foods.' re­ K mechanic If yOu' wish." 388 Main home. Van Camp- Bros. Phone mediate dellverv. WaUdna BToa. street Open every night ’tU 8:80. 5344. Price. Phone 2-1008.