TOSniAT, JAJfVABl If, IM K' TIm Waatber a. ^hrtr^Btrr Eiimtng roman atv. a. Waomm aa Avange Dally Mat Pram Ran whldi la i to — to IMM. #ar the MaMh at Oeeantoer. 19tt Tlw plaaolag commlttM at tht K Bsew s a i —M tola '^1 -. ,U)m Connie and Mtea OolumUa to naads o f tbs town tetoghtt Oman paaatUjr •,T. MuuilMator IntorfMtof Inatltotb If Toastmaster Schckil N e ^ s he taken care of by the buUd- hliitTown wW bold a maeting Wednesday aBud with al««t alaag eaaali * A: lira. Henry Botticello of M RuaaeU ta# of the two prOpoaed achdbla 9 ,6 6 4 utreet, wiU leave by alrpIkiM Sat­ cvoilng, January 26. at the Temple to be put Into uae next toll, he ftring Yonr ShMdbaW Cai nkaraday partly etoady, eoU. __ of Frank’ J. urday for Miami, Florida, where Beth Sholom at eifdit o'clock. It Are'Explained aaid. After that the towft, to or­ IT it toe Ana* la expected that^eU churchea of I 6t ( I Ctorp Leaane An . they will epend a week. They plan der to complete Ita new achool ,, T M pwcfaiiar-r'if CUy eif VUIage Charm to meet tbu to' proceed by boat to Havana for Manctaester will send their repre- building program will need to eentotivea to this meeting so that Or Tnidi to CikHrcliet Motors' u v_ec Funeral Homo V eight a few day* ancV returning North, Attorney Ferguson Out­ build another elementary acbool (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS 0^3 6 * . irf tribuU to Walter will stop in North Carolina for a suitable progrants and plans can in the Broad street‘area, the land W e d n e s d a y , Ja n u a r y 26, i949 aoc s lines Situation Here u i Uag, whcM (im e r a r i^ be held few day* in the Smoky Mountain be discussed for bettfr I I re- tor which already baa been' I yoL. Lxvin., NO. n t«aor)*ow morning at nine o’clock region. Istiona for the Manchester com­ Before the K . o f C acquired, and a new High acbool in St.' Srtdgot’a chureb. munity. on Memorial field. With the build­ W e liffTe a fa l] atalt o f fffctory-trained aci'ileo* The Mothers Club will meet to­ ing of the new High school, he The Military Whist, sponsored Manchester’s- naed of - new Stella itotalnHttTJf+arker morrow evening at 8:15 in Center aaid, the old tnilUttnjg wiH be used men and genuine StnddMdcer parts to k d p Rnssia’s ’Marshall'Phm* Un. by the Soroptlmist dub, will be sehoola was the,subject'of a'tSIk as an elementary achooL News Tidbits aUMtt ia ^ pai k ^ three d n ^ l a church houae. The subject for by Attorney WiUimn F. Fergn- Grants to Help Build held la Woodruff ball tomorrow Bokton^ attending the New ®»S* diacueelon will be “Must Children Bon, member of the Board of Edu- Casta Cut By; (IM A M your car mn more smootl^. • Eilvoys Get Notice CnlM Frsai (ff) Wirss Quarrel?” Mrs. WHUam Minntck evening with Preston Sage direct­ ,Aa a result of changes made in land Halrdreeaera convention. ing the games. Playing and door cation, at the iheStii^ of Camp­ Win l««d the diacuealon. Hoateaaes bell councU,rfCnighta OT Oshimbus, plana by the architecta. Attorney will be Mrs. David Andertgg and prises will be swarded and re­ Ferguson aaid, the ooat of the two freshments served. The card party last night. He reviewed the actlv- lixpectant methsr * who killed Mrs. Clavin Fisher. Newcomen itlea of the Board la planning for proposed schools this year baa baan China Government will be welcome. - I is for the benefit of Chmp Merri- Cut by about $100,000. Even with ono of her three pre\-ious chtldren the proposed Olcott street and stands stripped of rights of moth­ Schools and wood, the Girl Scout camp on this reduction in coat it la esti­ YOUR Gardner street Princeton street adiools and urged CHORCHES erhood under aaprecedented stert- the membera of the council, eq>e> mated that building of the new ORDER achoola will run between $1,600,000 Usatiea court order in Los An; S t Bernadette’s Mother’s Clrele dally those who have childrem to geles. . . . Senate is expected to turn out to vote for the adfools and $1,700,000. Aa for the financ­ . Moving to Canton will meet tomorrow evening with ing of the building program, he give thumping vote of confldenoe INSURE appropriation at the referendum tomorrow to James E. Webb at Mrs. WUUsm Moore of 146 Green said, a bond issue plan will proba­ MOTOR SALES Them Before Solons wnlch he expected -would be held with road. St. Rita’s circle will also bly be adopted with the result that nndersocretary of state. . . . There sometime in February. are more “ actuel and potential" I McK i n n e y b r o t h e r s meet tomorrow night at 8:15 with Pointing to the toct that there there wlU be a two mill yearly in­ Foreign OlEiee FomiaUy Mrs. John Nee of 15 Forest street crease in taxes to pay for .the 80 OAKLAND STREET TEL. 2-9483 Leaders Urge enemies in Weshli^gton, D. C„ than | Beal Batate and Insaranc* had been no achooU built in Man­ N.otifiea Embassies could enter U. S. through Alaska, | Ridgefield Woman Of­ 985 MAIN ST. T B U 1SO6O Thursday evening the Sacred George H. Waddell chester for 25 y e a ^ ‘ Attorney Bcboola Policr Chief Missing; Heart Circle.will meet with Mrs. He displayed drawings of the Yonr Stndebaker Doalex says Bpv. Father Bernard B. Hub- Cost of Food Ferguson declared that as'C result And Legations of Der b vd , famed “Glacier priest.” V Fired fo r Duly Neglect fers Two Measures ..in Thomas -O’BrImi. 8 Gerard street, The Joint meeting at Manchea- propoeed buildings and described Reds to Join of the great number of births dur­ President Domingo Diaz Aroee- and Immaculate Ctonception Circle ter’a Kiwanta, Exchange and Ro­ ing the war yeara and the inSux the facilities planned fof the new cision; Nanking Gty, Senate; Appropria­ buUdtngs. Following his talk At­ mena of Panama renews pledge of Wednesday evening, with Mrs. J. tary Clubs will take place at the of populatftm Manchester’s schools Across Nation Thi-asslon. Ont.. Jan. — tions W ould Total We’rs ready DR. PETER PELSER Morancey of ' 37 Kensington Masonic Temple tonight with now were accommodating more torney Ferguson answered ques­ Gonncilmen More to ‘Peace Fn>nt’ Panaman cooperation in defense —Police Chief Neil Montgom­ street Town Manager George H. WaddeU than they were buiU to teach. Aa tions of members of the council Get , Separate ' Peace of Faaaasa canal ... V. 8. Con­ ery has been missing since Nearly $42,000,000; to flU it to OSTEOPATH as toastmaster. As is usual with an example he dted the condition regarding various aspects of the sul Oensral Jabn M. Cabet tells Reveals Drop Thursday without explanation l> The seventh in the series of service clube, the meeting will be at the Mandiester Green acbool situation. Communist McmbfM in Shanghai lunchson meeting that and this northern Ontario town House Offers .Bills your satis* eight card' parties by Sunset The council voted to tarnish the Comunlst policy statements indi­ of 1,300 was worried. Today 531 East Center Street called to order promptly at 6:80. "where it is hardly possible to t Nankinir, Jan. 26.—(/PV— In Pro^Bffm to Com­ Council, No. 46, Degree of Poha- All three clube will be represented equeeae through the seats aet up prise for the runner-up team in the Tha government will move to Franca and fudy Oi> cates party in China is "blindly they did something about it. faction— ^for your home’s Phone Manchester 2-2116 hontas, will take place tomorrow by an attendance which ticket temporarily in the auditorium to Junior Basketball Tourney in following order from Moscow." j Associated Press Sur­ The Town Council flr<*d him evening in ’Duker Hall with prises March at the East Side Rec. Canton immediately.' The dCTcd to Oppose ‘Prop­ bat Water Pollution sales Indicates will be nearly 100 get up to, the desk of, the teach­ Red Men's ■J ... Eighth Army headquarters in] vey Shows Decline for neglecting his duties...... _ ' . • 1 • hcatinc economy. for the winners. The final sitting per cent. Onjy those members who er.” He advised fathers present to Chteese Foreign Office today aganda o f ^Calumny’ Tokyo investigates to find out | in the tournament will be Wednes­ are out of town are expected to visit the Bchoola themselves and formally notified foreign em­ what cauMed. riot among U. S. | Averages 9.7 Per^ Slate (!apitol. Hartfoi^.i day evening of next week when miss this important meeting. note the crowded cooditiona. occupation troops on Hokkaido I .Ian. 26.— f;P)— More state the grand prise will be awarded. bassies and legations of the Itoma, Jan. 26—tSl—Communlat cm fr«^Y«r A*, ggj ! Mock Fnnfcst “Focal Points of Peaca and MeM Schools QMddy island in which one soldier killed I grants to help municipalitifis America’s Foreign PoUey" ia the The only remedy seen by the decision. A spokesman said leaders of Franco u d Italy told and five wounded. The Salvation Army Women’s HALE'S ail government offices here operate their educational sy»- subject of a talk to be given by the Board of Education, he aaid, was their S,000,000 folloarats last night Tokyo newatagency reporU two By The Associated Press j ATLANTIC Home League will meet tomorrow natirnialiy prominent lecturer the immediate building of new NEW Nla kas sol nn Ha awn "BtaiahaB P k n " wttli Am alx aatelSts ooka- 'XINDRELLA would be closed by Feb. 8 and to join to *a huge Buaalan-boaaaq widely aeparated riots by Koreans tem.s and build schools .were afternoon at two o’clock. The Col. Charles W. Furlong, FJ^O.B. achools to take care of the pros­ Headquarters raepened la Caatoa by Fab. fi. tiles afeewn In ersaa-hatehteg an map. aBnanneemeat w a a m ^ in Japan . . . Hostile reception The'eost of'seven atap'.e food Across Nation pi'oposed today in two bills gtMSt speaker will be Mrs. Willard Mayor Harold E. Turkington win pective peak In school population, ‘peace fron t" _ ^ by TMa, official Bavtet news aasaay. g m sia and alx Batoaa aUtea given German pianist Walter items in 13 cities across the nation | Range and Fuel Oil WEEK-END'' AwaMteg laatiSftliiaa Membera of the two Ufgeat Rod introduced in the Senate. The J. MctsiughUn of Henry street be a gueat at the meeting and will FOR w n poal tsaanieas aad “kaaw haw" to patMfas assattoge to tbs v a r W Oleaektog in New York draws has dropped sn average of 9.7 per | who win tell'o f her life in India bring greetings to the service Some ambaaalra planned to fol­ partita outslda Ruaala wtre order­ IM a. Vagaatovta, •hx-eeamaadeeted" from the Soviet Mec last Snow, Slept and Rain appropriations would total low. Tbe United BUtea ambaaay ed to throw “all their force” criticism 'rom both Communist cent from the level of a year ago, . At ST. JAMES HALL where Mr. McLsngUn was long clubs from the Town of Msnehea- w, was petatedlj andnded from tba daaL DIagaaal abaSag ahmos and anti-CommuniJt newspapers In nearly 842,000,000. in the mission field.'An are invited ter. •waited Inatructlona from Waab- mgatoat “propaganda of hate and an Aaaociated Press surv'cy show- ! Pelt Wide .Areas from. One measure called for a $2L* 8 P. M,— FRIDAY, JAN, 28 BINGO Ington. Othafa . are expaeted to ar aateWta witloaa sad Soviet seeapaMsa soaee. (NEA aewsmap) Berlin ... Providence, R. I., police calumny, warlike praparatlona whether membera of the League V* snd health authorities investigste ed today. | HOO.OOO appropriation to increasa Admission^SOc or not Tea will be served. ta U w tha U. 8. lead, except the and poUdes of oppreadoo." Atlantic to California L. T. WOOD CO. Linne Ixidga No. 72 Knights of •ale at babies for prices ranging Women's cotton house dresses grants provide for by the educa­ RuMdaa bloc arhoao attitude ta un­ A t the aauM tlma, western Oer- tional equalization law snacte^ 20 Prises To Contestants Pythiaa will meet toAiorrow at PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8T P. M. as high aa 81,000 ... Oca. Cm - are down an average of 24.5 per j The Wonwn’s Missioim^ Socie­ known. ntany’s No. 1 Communist called two years ago. li StHdl St, nm t MM eight in Orange halL The third and Tho atinouaeament cam# staatliie Veatirls, forced to retire cent and their nylon stocking! are ' By The Associated Press And Special Door Prises ty of the TalcottvUle congrega­ for "better relations” between tbe Israel Reeb^tion 826,600.900 to Aid. BoUdiag final reading’ of the propoeed AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE Nantong «ity conacllihen moved United Statee and Russia. from mUltary aorvlce by, wrangling 15.3 per cent under the retail There was lots of bad and dam­ tional church will have an all-day changes in the by-Iawa will take The other bill proposed a 820,- sewing meeting tomorrow at the fbraaeparato peace for the dty. Tbaae moves ware the Itoeot de­ Greek politicians more than year pricei of a year ago. { aging weather across the nation place at this meeting. Coundlmen voted to aend a dcla- •go, comes back on job in stepped- : The men ate paying about 7.5 000,000 appropriation to assist church. Friday the annual meet­ velopments to Ruaala’B fo-called today. municipalities build schoolg. ing of the chiuTh will.be preceded gatloo to the CbinmunUU acroaa 'peace offensive,’' picturing Com­ Delayed by Britain up campaign to defeat Communist per cent leas for ahirti, but men's j The North Methodist WSCS wiU the Tangtsa river if national peace ! and women's shoes snd men's suits { Snow-, aleet and rain pelted wide Both measures were introduced by a pot luck supper . at six Tinker Hall munists as lovers of peace and \- guerrillas. areas from the Atlantic coastal by Senator Alice V. Rowland (R- have an all-day meeting tomorrow Csttoagmay, Marritsay and afferta faU. their opponents aa ararUke aggraa- Some 600 Chinese officials In j cost about the same as they did In DOTOU ^E D A o’clock. from 10 o’clock on. Work will be . One Bowspapar aaid Acting areas to southern California's Ridgefield). Climay, tm. MAIN STREET ^ sore. ^ this country watch fast-breaking j Janwry, 1948. , mountain and desert coimtry. on tacking qullta. Membera are to Preatdent U Ihung-Jan had given They followed shortly after Action Withheld Another Senate bill sought a ’^“'“^Many-Parly •venU in their homeland with jit-1 'raose are overall figure, for the Sub-zero temperature! contin­ $450,000 appropriation to eatabUah provide their own box lunches and tha council hia prevlaional aiqtrov- Moscow’s announcement that the After Discussion With tarr eonesra ... Italian Foreign i entire list of items in all 13 ooffsa will be served. Oat Iswli It, Haitfbri 7-511) al at their plan. ued in the western plains and 600 scholarships for student nurs­ FENDER AND BODY Ranges, Refrigerators Sovltt and her aaatem European Offlcs says Italy . has already, ,. , - - Rockv mountain regions but the Thera ware raporta that both aatallUaa had been linked to an Cumin.ottwealth Na« es. TRUSS? D O O R P R IZ E RMe~Leading given state of Israel de facte rec- The residents of San F tm cIwo bitter cold did not cause any let­ Ths educstiOR bills reached the W O RK , . Washers and AD 'Nantong and Shanghai would bo “ Beondmle Council of Mutual Aa- sgMtion. and Israel consulata in w«ron't quite that lucky Th e price up in the fight to save the thou­ ■lUTGtiititiMd tA Um GDOUMIR atatanoa" to counter tha European tions and Her Allies Senate as reports became current Banish FStitae With Come and Try It and Yon WiU Like It Ptom s^m a Italy has not ,... of food iUma checked thero show- sands of snowbound livestock. that Governor Bowles planned to Other Appliances without a Sgbt if peaM talks oa a recovery program. M w a rfiJ ^ tU Senate aUll .u le- overall Increaw of about one- Huadreds Driven From Homes SdiBMBs aafi F k ft . b e . natleoal lavel coUapaad. But there still baa baan nothing Israeli Voters Appear send a special message to ths Leg­ Ezpw i Care London. Jan. Z6.—i/P)— mated over eelectlon of S " '^ * * * Geaerallv Hundreds of persons in southern islature, probably tomorrow, giv­ (84 Cmtcr Strsst The new raporta aaid a south but toU In tbe new Rnaatan prop­ Illinois were driven from ' their If yon are over fifty and feel ninety —the caiiM af ytmt 1»$ J W W A | € comi aganda Una. U. 8. Secretary of Forsian Slecretary Ernest! To Approve Govern­ OfficlM statement say. armed j ^ i T ^ n f ^ t h c , ing pis ideas for improving educa­ Our Lubritorium China defensa organisation Bevin said today Britain is] Karens have carried out wholesale homes by fiood waters. Further tional standards. bean aat up. Reaponslble aourcea State Dean Acheaon has called on ment o f Young State only one of the etaple food items 1 I evacuations were indicated as rain fa ^ u e is lack of proper sapport for year raptare. J • . the Reds to prove that they mean withholding recognition of ‘ alani^ter of Burmese villagers in A Republican sponsored pro­ A aaid It would bo led by Cblang Irrawaddy delta area. that was higher priced generally.' fell throughout the Mississippi eapert AKRON MODERN TRUSS FITTERS laaraatM what they aay. There haa been no The aurvey was based on the gram to combat pollution of Con- Boy ’Eat By The Box Kal-Sbak, now in ratliamcnt Israel until ahe has disenssed i Tel A'vlv, Israel, Jan. 28— UP)— river ^••1Iey. Many highways were ; necticut waterwaya Was incorpo­ and Gaff Station direct response. Rep. George Bates (R-Msss) current retail price of these seven their work. Free iaforamtioB'lB yoors at nar atom -; Fanghwa, hia aacastral home Tbe caU for a “peaee front' it with commonwealth na-| Israeli voters appeared today to usshs government help for Salem, closed. rated in a group of billa introduced , CANDYBARS tha south. have stamped approval on the etaple food items—a loaf of bread, Winds of near gale velocity and /tm.r.i - ____ Private Fitting Room— Eaperleneed Attendants. Blaniied by ’’Hank” Nowak and ’’AF’ Bonlaia. Our sanr- announo^ by tha Italian Conunu- tiopa and her alliaa under the Maas., shoe firm that he says was I a doaen beat grade egge, a pound driving snow hit the mountain and | ^ m b l y , V Box Of—85e—24 Bars ramienl Fftooaara m a d nlst party after a conference with many-party genrmment at their p «t eat s i boslness by government iea atation ia now open from 7 A. BL to 9 P. M. daily and wfstem European treaty. ^ of top ,^grade butter, a quart of desert regions of southern Califor­ Would onarantea Huadreda at political prlaontra Marcel Cachto, veteran French aight-month-oM state. delays. . , . Hope ilsea for re-em- I Chief among the bills. Introduead from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. on Sundays and HoUdaya. Meanwhile, Bevin told the With Bsariy half the vote count­ : milk, a pound of pork loin, a pound nia and in Arizona and Nevada to­ ■.j^irlliiir Drug Store wars ralaaead from Naatonli'i Communist Jeadar. Hqan.SK Oriamims. the Labor ploymsnt of 2,300 Waltham Watch Ii of leg of lamb and a pound ol I day. Scores of persons were ma- in the Senate by SJnator Charles f ir e p o l i c y luntone ordered French ed ia yesterday’s election of the company workers who lost their | Feataring prompt court eons service at the ia s ffin M w ikk YQMb macrmUOto prlaon lata to the forernment “ is not going to bs chopped steak ( C. 8. No. 1). ' rooned at winter resorts. There S. House. Republican Goor leader, and akillfal handling of yonr hibrieation proUema. The Ksaeuttaa Tuna approved and muan- lO k to “ taUAl thdr first Hebrew Parliament in his­ jote when plant closed New Year's , was one which would authorize QUINN’S PHARMACY deterred sn inch” from its policy tory. Prime Minister David Ben- The comparison was the cost of'w ere* new threats of further loss Inbrication department has been eqainied with the most DO WHAT YOU EXPECT? their releaae In voting for U ’a lib- tasks of Sfhtera of the In U ru toward Fslestins. evs. . . . German manufacturing the same terns s year ago. The of livestock. Some highways were the state to guarantee municipal eraUxlng the govarnmant. tional front which, under tbe lead Guridn's moderate left labor party, for export reaches point where it bonds issued for sewage treatment 88 W e b StiMt Tel. 5509 modem tools available. All oils and greases need in yonr * I f fighting between the Israelis Mapai. was leading with 35.5 per prices were the average in each of blocked and echnols in some com- If yonr property is damaged or destroyed by fire, Tha Tuan, bowaver, qualified Its erahip of the great Sovlat union, ia and Arsixi should break out again, ia eompetiag la soom respects ' munities were closed. ■ plants. ear are earefully measured by the btest devices. chocking the forces of oppression cent of all votea east Twenty-one with U. B., says Gen. LuciuS D. ; IS cities from cosat to coast. ' ------— yon e x p ^ yonr fire insurance to indemnify you arder by authorldng tbe ralaaaa Britain will find it "very difficult Nationally marketed lines of Temperatures dropped to freez­ House recently charged in a only at prisoners triad but not sen- and war.” to stand by Indifferent snd insc- parties had put up candidates. Clav. I ing in the coastal lowlands and Senate speech that anti-pollution fully for the loss. But will it reimburse yon on to­ The returns were from 256 Dub a Bradstreet wholesale i well known popular brands were ERNEST D. For complete and efficient gas and lubrication serv­ •* teneod. that left meat at tbe Called Uve.” Bavin said. sur\'eysd for the clothing price citrus orchards. Four inches of was one of the iasuea which Gov­ day’s valuation so that yon win be able to effect maler poUUcal prlsonera atlll In Tho commiiniquo described Tbs foreign secretary said he plaqss, includi^ all of Jerusalem food index declines to $5.91, low- .snow fell in Las Vegas, Nev., in 12 ernor Bowies had Ignored in Ms PBMKrMOCaQOK ice visit ”AI and ”Hank” today. and Haifa, many parts of Tel Aviv, eat since end of O.P.A. price con- j flgurei. complete repairs or to rebuild? NO- Cachto aa a “peace messenger.' expects to havs the replies from hours. Many tourists were strand­ I inaugural message. irts and aoms 250 smallsr towns and trol in October of 1946 . . . Labor | The sur\’ey showed that in Pan CLOUGH Highly placed aeureea aaid the Cachln and Italian Communist the commonwealth' countries and ed. Planes were grounded and ' The antl-pollutlon bills came a* BnOding costs are higher and property values have jumped since yon took villages. government beats down conaerva-1 Francisco the cost of the seven Our entire Service Dept.— aO branches— under super­ out your policy. Do you carry enough fire insurance to protect yon now? , govarnmant planned soon to aban­ Laader Palmiro TogUatti hava the western European allies with­ staple food items is currently trains were running three to four Legislators began their final spurt Painter and Paper don tho whole TangtM valley and •pearheaded the recent'“ peace of­ in a few days. Allied with Britain Gnaraatce of Ceatlniiity tive motion to delay natlonallalng i vision of Bruno Mazzoli, service manager. Let ns make sure yonr protection is adequate. Remember, Britala’s eted industry until after about...... one-half of one per cent hours late. toward the Feb. 4 deadline for the aat up defense lines further south fensive.” Both havo made In that pact are France, which al The result appeared to guaran- Freezing rain and sleet which irv) roduction of new buainess. \ If paaea talka with the Commu­ ready has recognized Israel, Bel- i tee s continuity In the cauUous 1950 elections .... Attorney Gen- higher than a year aRO- covered an extensive area vfa.s de­ Hanger •peechea the latoat last Sunday. In eral Clark says It coats govern- total cost of the food Items I Besides the antl-pollutlon meas­ Rafara jCoiSaS Wnkofafpam'’ nists tail. Both aides have said which they declared Russia wants glum. The Netherlands snd Lux-: foreign pdlcy which brought the ment “ upward of $200,000 ’ to . toia year in .San F lanci.sro li *4 09, scribed bv the r . S. Weather bu­ ures. In today's batch ef measures 35 Tears Experience peace. embourg. | new-born nation through its first i fight average anti-tniit case, and a year ago the total va.^ $4,0i. reaus as the ''dirtiest weather^' was a bill proposing a 13,000,000 Yonr Gnaraatce of (Oeattaaod on Pnga W i) But both also coupled their de­ ••We have ,felt that to plunge j critical eight months .while fight- I appropriation for the establlsh- he urges solution of calchlag • Eafo.v Largest Frlre ■ (iuntlimed on Page Mix) Sstiafsetlon sire for peace with strong attacks I ing off Arab league Armies and moaopokea before they start. ! Residents of Dos i i nient of facilities at the New Bri- on tho United States which they (Ooatineed no Page Sis) balancing politically between east ■ -______j the largest price drop—J1.4 per , JOHN H. -J.il niH n . i n c tiin Memorial hospital for tbe cars For year eoavenience, Pinehnrst is open all day every MANCHESTER said was preparing for war. ‘ and west. ’ cent from ,! year ago. I of the chronically III. The bill Last night’a communique „ quot- Another labor-party, the'left- f a 1 f b l - The total coat of the aeven food would provide 205 new beds. Wedaesdsy from 8 A. BL ontU • P. BL ;ed Cachln aa saying French and wing Mapam, also represented in DOmb ISIaSt i t.ple. m I> . wolne. i. $3 29 and Snows Mav • • • Would Prebe “ P ri«« Ftalsg" ^niurori • r\eaCtor3 1 Italian Communists , have “ an Achesoii Tells the present provisional cabinet, had a vest ago It was $4.19. MOTOR S^LES , Inc. *!S ealu F la sh e s! f f _ r f l l The total cost of the'food staples Another measure, introduced by essential function in western Eu­ 14.6 per cent of tbe vote. A bloc Senator Garrett Budkitt. Sr., (O- ^00D6(irfRS' rope—to defend peace and aasuTh of five paHles which etresaed re\ Prove H elp 512 WEST RENTER STREE'K. PHONE 4134 RUBINOW BUILDING .859 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5810 (tala BtoktlM at m UP. «Vlra) Program Aim X l U r t S 1 l i r e e ^ t^e other cities Ansonia) proposed that the state, an effective united Europe against ligioua tradition aa desirable for the cooperating with the Federal Jus­ aU attempts at division and for- foundations ot tbs n ^ state had PtnehafBt Meat Depaiimcnt will have m ne of those .Atlanta Beneficial Payoff for tice department, investigate "prlca . UniM Men Indlctod Tsro other parties In the cabinet, OttC Postal Employe Se- Boston fixing ... by the milk monopoly." very leaa tender small fresh Spare Ribe . . . and balk BUdk. Jan. 28—(Ti **TU”statomsirt *trossed toe | Would Increase Worth, B-urkitt has long bsen a (^ fie for collaboration between toe Red tbe General lUoniata and -the Pro Farinera Conies When or canned Kraut to go with them. If jron prefer ’’franks I atate direetor and 11 mem- Freedom and Dignity ri^Ufily Injured; In-' “ .;;;; of Connecticut's milk administra­ and kraat,” we offer fine fresh Frankforts. ; the CIO Ualtod Stodwork- groups and added: gressivea, who ..are In a liberal { \ a of th Flakes Start ^felting tion. warq.lIndicted today by a atate “ It appears necessary to oppose O f Peoples Everywhere group of parties to ths right of speetors Investigating Besides the state guarantaqd with a peoplea’ accord ’... the in­ Mapial, had 5.4 and 4.8 per cent Jury In Manectlan 4.42 I Denver, Jan. 26 — (JPi — The ' Tes another redaction on ateaka . . . and when yon trigues and maneuvers of war- respectively. * ~ ! Kansas City wHh the Dqc. 1 raid on the strick- Bowling, Green, Ky.. Jan. 26— \ 1 oceans of snow over the western 1 (Coatiaaed aa Faga Six) oomphre Pinehnrst steaks be sore yon eompore with Co. plaata hero. makers and to guarantee security Bnllctin! No Sertene (MaBenge Seen- (Coattnoed os Pt fe Fourtees) Neither toe right '4lng naUon- iJp—A bonib in a parcel post pack­ I'nited States are filled with some-: Choice A A Grade Government inspected western dressed Ahete SSS pdincno roMed the two and International collaboration. Washington, Jan. 26--. it’s 65c lb. and fail of jnice and fiavor. • Washington, Jan. 26—(F)—Sec­ Boston, Jan. 26—tF —A sneak Dry land farming may i>e simi­ former Nazi radio official todgy belere n paelccd courtroom. Ho New York, Jan. SS-^-tP)--!!. A ment. ' person or address he added. Soeb'clean veaetian blinds! retary Acheaon today deacribed Charles Ooasey, q brother of snowitonjv'hit New England today larly benefited. However, winds identified toe voice ot Mildsrd E- took the smtence wl'.kont show at j ■ tll’J''corp. coounoil stock jum ^So far only percentage figures swept some spots clear while drift- the aim of President Truman's Ray, carries the Laurel street snd toe Boston Weather bureau . , . Glllara as that of tha 'speaker In P rk « on pare lard is certainly down— ^We featnre the Dust skids ri|ht off this satin- emdioa. . • 88.87 a share to $76.25 today after were being announced. The total mg the snow against obstnicUons, Sally” broadcasts. • toMoth plasUc-finisbed alum­ "bold new program" as to increase route and immediately turned the had to make a quick change in | grade of a long • delay while buyers and toe worth, freedom and dignity of vote waa n6t expected to be an­ on the prairies. The snr.w-barren, testimony, by Hans von inum. Bends for <|uick brush- It Takes More Than VlstbUlty Change “ Instant" sellers reached agreement on a nounced until soldiers’ ballots were package back when he recognized the forecast. paoples everywhere; that it was not properly addressed.; The weatherman said the storm spots may be lacking in soil mole- i ly^hter was in prsparatkm for nns, soaps back into perfect .New Verk. Jnn..2S — UP) — A received end included in toe civil­ ture when spring comes. ^ | pfg,.in. to a U, S. District court Const Guard oSicer testiSed today In his first news conference Osborne was examining toe parcel, swept up from the southwest to tbspe! Lighter, easier to oper­ ***Tn»e ticker tape reported toe since becoming secretary of state, ian figures. This may take several The heavy snows may be toeT^ ,^ nuraberous ivcordlnga of that vMhUity which be estimated transacUon about 35 minutes aft­ center in Ohio. start of nature's defuse vgalnat | broadcaata Ths gmrarn- ate, j And the beauty lasts! at Sve miles changed “instantly" Acheaon said: (IteatiBOMl on Pm * 7 ^ *) "We did not expect snow im til, P U R E L A R D Hopes and Dreams To TONE-UP A-r er the opening gong sounded In No blueprint exists yet for car­ (Chsttausd sn Rage Twa) * I f i ment relies hesvUy oa the content Fireproof, weather-proof. Just before tbe crash ef tbe Const tonight but it speeded up quite a ^ the exchange. The sale Involved rying out Mr. Truman’s program could be a catastrophe 'n va ^ n ^ ^ ^ backup tea Won’t rust, ehip or crack. Guard cutter Enstwted and the cU 15,000 shares. bit.” he added. of m.gratory grasshoppers. j treason charge on which Mlaa GU- tanker Onlfbtrcnm. Twelve Const to raise Uvlag standards in back­ Starting out aa a fine, ligh t; areas swept by the worst storms I * A T J g . lb . Your quality guarantee is the Bush ef Bay Orders lars la on trial. Ouartemen died as a rranit e f the The difficulty was caused by a ward areas of the world. anow, the storm was expected to.; were ...also____ the most___ _ vulneribie______tp Flexalum name on each slat! But. under orders from the Von Richter. 88, waa askbd Biuld A Fine Home... crash and suheequent Sre. The rush of buy otdOrs and an inade­ To Send Eviction Notices be “ qauch heavier" late this aftrt-' the crup-destroying 'hoppers. They , Cutlom'-matkonty. Bring win­ celhstou eccurt^ early hut president, toe State department is | noon. It IS expected to end by • southeastern Montana, east-. Kpectfieally whether be had aagn quate number of ordere to oeli. Mias Gillara. on trial for'traasm. sad a drop oa fraita. . . gives ns tiiia special dow meatoremenu, choose Wednesday off the tog-enciooed Demand was touched off by toe o;i plans. i midnight. «rn Wyoming and Colorado and . . . It taken ekiDcd baads, lumber, brieka and eeaMot Nqw Jeroey shore about 168 mlleo However, Acbepon declared j As Protest on Rent Bills The forecaster said the snowfall; the western parts of Nebraska and speaking into a mler^bona. dceoretor coiora. So eanouncement, made after toe "Yes, many Hmas," ha laid. southeast uf New York Olt7- close of trading yesterday, t w that the pripoary purpose-of toe would "concentrate in aoutoern ' Kan«»« Federal officials said toe FRUIT COCKTAIL inexpensive! . . . braan phimbing and copper wiring to balM n bonne • • • —‘ — ...... •'■-h Mr. Truman pro­ 39c U. 8. Steel directors had voted a Senate rent ' New England," with three to fiv e ! grasshopper threat la toe worst that will b ^ m e a heritage . . . a borne that will witaeaa. Bendy To Tie Up Scsoion jected in hia Inauguration speech Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 26—UP)—Tul-nagalnat House and I Infhea expected in Connecticut i aij,ca 1940, Von lUchtar was handed apfean- special (Uvldand, announced that an laadlerda plannad today to sand11 ! control ]bills he termed "Intoler- ImaUly 26 recorfiaga af OOrwaB Using the conpona Proctor and Gamble has sent us tbe rearing of a bappy family. Yon eaar connt op ns to Wnohiagtoa, Jaa. 28—(J^—Sen. 194$ earnings were tops since lt29, • r.'.oUern plumbing in- I and Rhode Island and two to four | WeaM laaare Strong Orawth ntor Long (D-Ln) Muted broadly ! eta'IeU throughout toe world. It out avietlon noUcaa in protest abla.” )>roadeasts. He said ha had h6$fd and recommended toe stock ha “Wa don't intend to seni'e under inches in Massachusetts. | lixccllent water supplies—which to give yen with the purchase of Dos or Ivory yon get bnild yonr ideal borne atnrdily, qakkly. economically today that sonthem aonutora are U„ he added, to premoto eondiUona Lighter’ In Northern Saettona ; the current atorma promise—would them nUyed in tMa eamfiia gSd split on a basis of three shares for tatioe. a aiavary wMch would take awa.y daacribad them M frofo>^“MIdS6 6t DUZ for 17c and 15c off on combination of 3.bars of with tbe finest qnaUty'materials . . . tbe finest skilled 7 CHEVROLET/ prepared to tie up the eatlre first ea«d» ahare outatandlng. ' . which will increase toe worth and The snowrfall will be lighter in insure strong growth of prairtsj freadom and dignity of individual The action is bMng taken' by ^ tot right to control our property," the Mike”. "Hoaso. Sweat I Ivory, nqr year aoap and Dux from ns send yonr Sled, Altnninam and sessleu ef the Slat Oeugreso by a Btoel closed on toe New York northern sections, exceot on moun- i grasses and farm crops. The lux- ijr t a d - craftsnwn. Coosolt mi today. fOibaetier If aecrasary to save tha people everywhere. aaembera ef toe Tulaa Property> I Murphy aaid. tains. which probably will get, uriant growths could withstand,I and otbsr of the “ AMs Bally ) to P. it G. fmr rebate. exchange yesterday *t • Shelton, president of the Tulaa Wood Blinds flHbaster. Loag raised that thteat share, down 75 cento. After the an­ Furifotte ef Syatem OaoMra Association. Iqc.. in an ef­ thre- to fopr inches, theprediction the hungry attacks of migro-, lo p r o p n ^ famSJgr The new secretary defined that fort to withdraw . their properties aaaociation,’ clalnted •' tbe protest! at hearlaga by tbe Seaate Bates nouncement the price at Pm Fma- h-PP*” j hoS^ Cemc la Wednesday . . . We Are Open AU Day Repairing Bnild With Haacbester’a Largest Bnilder O f Hmaes t onimSttee ea prepesale to pravtde clsco tom $8 to eloaa at $7$ white as the purpoee of the American from tha ttetal market. M^nwiU nmn become j condiUon. will system and of Amsrtcan Ufe. A apo|(asman aaid membon had Along with adequate irrigation. tural and phanograpblcnUy roennS- CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. far a Umit ea Seaate dOhale aad at Loa Angelea the final price waa Murphy, an ordataad Baptist ba oonMderaMy Improved,’ the se ead the flSbaster. Acheaon akippad over or “prOBUoed to mail oy hand out ha- supplies for the west’s fanning •d* twaao 600' and 1,000 avietlon ao- mlniatar and sacratary of the Fun- weatherman promised Ha then wa* salted by John Jl. ^^Rumora of the poealbiUty of n bruabed aaida prnetteally an quan- ‘The weather wtQ continue cold valleys, the storms assun wrater tkms having to do with dataUs of tloas to tbair tananto." jeitftitci rn^rt..H«n qaaoolatlon of thin summer for bydroetertric Kelley. JrX the prosstagsr, Findell Mfg. Co* 311 MAIN STREET Tnffporjr Bslsnct ^ special dhrldend and a a t ^ Kahns aaty.- ty,- Mo.. Is honorary today and tomorrow with gentle whether he focegiifoid'dSr. up propoasl hava baan making tha plan, axplaining that there la • A faw BOtleas ware handad out to moderate northeast wdnds to- plaata. They supply many of tha 485 Middle Tnmpike East JARVIS REAI,TY\ ia fact no plan aa last night by Roy Sbeltoo and tha prtatdaat.pt tbe Property Owners west's greataat industrial cantarn PHONE-6874-.6292 ' Washington, Jan. 28—(JPl— The rounds of Walt street for some Asdooiatioa of America. H«) said dav. time.The fact that directors cHoSs Ho daaaiSed aa a Uehnlcal da- 'Rav.^Wallace J. Mbrpby, pioparty Carl Rohwer of tho Division of 654 CENTER STREET PHONE 4712 Or 7275 poalUon of ths Treeaury Jan. 24; atnuated groups in 20 citiaaf wert Thera Is lltUa chance o f , the tteC IM ade 'Tel, 4865 Net budgtt receipts, $581.04$.- yaaterday as tha day to make tha tall the queatlen hrhethar tbe Unit­ owaara and Ungpifia of tha mova- Irrigatian of tha SoU OonaervaUan ed Statto would, guarantee private ment - befog aaked to Join tha movement. snow rhangtag to rain as waa ax- 257.94; Budget Expendituren decisions involved, though, came Some have Indicated they would pacted earlier,th e weatherman $12S,56SA$2.21; Cash Balance, $3. aa a compiato aurpriaa to moat DbBb ante "Intalsrnhte” an rsBsTwn) Vuiphy aaid netioa is S nrotaat do ao, h* addad. ,r- . .746,11,736.778l.lt. ^paopla fo tho fiiiaaclal districL an F6^ « * )

-.'J 1. •>.J-.., KANCQEtnTR lIVtS?fniG Hl^ALD. MAIfCHEaTEK, CONW^ WKITNESDAT, JANUARY *«. 194* MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAU). MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2«. IMS' U^:^' ■ ■ make the recommendation which quire the ls*iusnc« of 4,000 addi­ 'That any fnrtlkiiji ing that the biveau's forecast bad eUher. ‘Ihmerrow it wiit reach fhe \ has hero under eoneideration for| tional shares of Hartford stocktiM Gambler Drops | nectien with Ms laid the foundation iBr • - geod been-reported by rsdlt. to highway upper 20s, then turn Mid again at Would Merge some time. an aggregate par value of llOO,- the 124D oami Ing was a brand new eaperlence. th« tsmnanU-of the bomb fare g n Q ^ g M a y CSiainsMay night. ' affect It* Mauy-Par\y Many Jews are (Mss oaatoni Bomb Blast off a sasoU Uke TNT. growth of raagelaad ffrasses n « t police patrols and by teletype *« R will be subject to the approv-. 000. / • Link to ChaHty Hummer. Rains In April and Hay local (Killce departments. It wUI rpffr Thursday unUt neon, al of the etockboldera of the com- \ Some rate reduction for the halyatton Army eM oin’ m $N0 WORTH or lUS ropeaa la n ^ la northara Israel PosiallnInspectors, city police and ptophsaled Mr. Husekle. Friday Power Firms Simsbury customers wouliP result confirmed that w-Fimak -i' OruMs, a war>tilM taoe of •jrrlan Warren oounty' aherifrs offloera Im­ win still be needed to aseure BeNeeded RoaUae Waratag cUvea ■panics and the Public Utilities j :•*:: .Rule Leading Hurts l4 u ^ Prove Helpl wW be fair but colder. oommissloB. from, the proposed .merger accord­ New Tork, Jan.,2«—<«—Gam­ had been naiped m om eC ‘ HtW T* liWNI MnMMTI oclglB, and Maronltsa, a Ghrirtlan mediately began an Inveetlgatlon, prairie forage. v Ralph H. Krschkis, assistant to chairmen In the Men’s dlvislonj the bureau :hlsf, reported that po- Mr. Huschkie pointed out rdaU Under Its charter the Hartford ing to Austin D. Barney, president bler Frank Ooetello baa made a B r *1of a woman’s com­ Frankfurt, Qenaany, Jan. 2d— 1 To CSuLpige to Sleet and utlllUea had been routinely vation Army a little fuller hut iU Frank Ooatello turns up as *raB W . 4e tM to ew ■■■Hiws Ths elaction eomplotoly ing wan In serious need of mois­ Uona Itt the temperature. Combine Favored nerved directly only the TarlffvlUe It* WM indicated that this for the Arab Democrattb 'bloc pact, when the blast occurred> (ff^Tbe appointment of Hector Ok warned. "Just k deffcee or two," he said, area. However, for a godd many offlclaU.a UtUe flabbergasted. Frank OosteUe, wFea m surpriasd every day. W all ha tfad to ptoceful. Olid apparently Most ot which is elostly eonneoted with ture before the storms. Drouth Or FVieeidnf Raia The bureau, Mr. Hus^ikle eald, change would tend to reduce the as any one ’’ •tc. ~ ro»«jr ia ten you. too, )uet beer mmck Postal inspectors said ths pack; Pnid'bqmme,, Hartford. Oonn.faa^ OMMlltlom ware tM woret In e de- •’can throw us off. Our toreeaets, years the Hartford company hM difference between Simsbury’s Ooetello sponsored a $100-a- WWRMMf**/ • M ■ ■ w ■ awwrw • a • tbo ai^riMtmately'400.000 eligible Ben-Gurton’s Mspat party. Is getting twice Ite ueual volume . Hartford, Jan, 2$.—— Batter of calls .from Joint Q. BubUo, who the leee favorable poenbUtUeei ao of the Simsbury Bilectrlc compMjr re^reroenU of the Simsbury Ixjring towns.' Approximately 1,- Army Monday night. He resigned plan to retunr funds contributed H« MVt Y U to 4 «M «f S. IIS w $300 an slfM l^ otsno First retuw were from hoMe of they declined to revest Its name. European recovery plaa was an­ pertlculsrly affected. Hie .winter I A,LINFfRS0N ipye the ehainb reapy agala. Juet up to now baa had rather eeap with the Hartford Electric _Ugkt SiacArtkar Neesa Birthday ■nows have broken the drouth and •JdL. the pubUc win take preeauUons. company. 800 customers are now served by yesterday m ohe of the organiza­ by the some. 180'persons who wero the Arab Tillages where men and Heard Block Away ^ . nounced today. Be win be station­ ...... I. ' iff” |R bM . winter sailing. The forecaster eetl- company effective March M hae tion'* fund campaign leaders —A mellow­ The Weethsr Bureau.looks tor Hattol Feet fficaad been reeommended to the etoeg ter the dinner—reportedly attend­ at the Oopacabana Night chib. tbeir flelda and other occupations. ing, Influential man whom the ths mall room wert ahattsred by was vice president of the Hartford aot only a snowfall of two to five, the bureau during'the day.- holders of both companlee^ Stock exchange under the pro­ lANCECa Buchareat, Romania. Jan. 2d- posed merger would be four shares Lake Rudolf In Kqjiya, Africa, ed by a number of high-ranking t m i m u d i Moslem women In veils queued up Japanese caU "Mahkaasah” cale- the blast, Ublee were wrecked and Trust company. Ha served In the inches by evening but a ebange tef The temperature. It was predict­ •The move was m*do ’Tuesday Judges and politicians—drew pub­ Borne exMrta say that four-fifths Ito Nose • STATI INM IN WUOWM at special voting hours for women 'Ugbt fixtures broken. Ih e ' ex­ Marines during the war. Since ed, won’t go rbove the freesing 'Pnllah-Romanian mutual afternoon foUowlng a meeting of of the Hartford stock at $2.’! for was once twice its present size 7M MMN SnOT, RUNCmsm, CONN. brated hia birthday today. Cknergl •THREE SUNS «t or freealng rain and possible as^tance, friendehlp and coopera­ one share of the Simsbury stock and may have been the origlqJ lic attention. of an our knowledge cornea to us when men were asked to leave'the plosion WM beard a block or more IMT -be has Mrvod la the office of point of 32 degrees today, but the th s Board of .Directors of both ^ ' DM MM • OwM Hw»n. VIS MANofar of the Army Douglas MacArthur, iL _ ll iL: ^ avy Icing on the blghsraye. tion paot WM stgiM today at at $100. This exchange would •re­ source of the Nile. * His attorney said Ooetello feared through, our eyes. premises. supreme commander of AUed away. the 17'. S. poUtlctl advisor In Oer- Capt. Ralph J. BucMer, etate weatbar won’t be any more ttadn a companies where.lt was voted to tew sT INI tsoi tM M wIm pnaMir U f M •» 0 ""* • » teeteMha (atlaloiali e( SIIN isik. headquarters, was RP. • Deputy Sheriff Oscar labeU said msny. e * coiipte of degroes oelder'than that Buebaraat. lesM isaSt M wMieti tt Sit tefissellei tost ______.For Boany, Jews and Arabs, vot> :RL DQNRHUE |ioll<*e traffic ead, eald tala morn­ NOW, n A T O ia AjKSt ...fOR ■ ’ '.1',- , •BUDGET TERMS TO 15 MONTHS Mii.sic WRLLY^MOV^^ r r jT .:T ^ : .iTrOi TOTS ’n TEENS, Inc. 'fashloM ewitre for yooRff Mhnch«8l«f n.17St Eafoet Newt on Main fadiiff Oak end Short Sohjeete drastic KEITHS CIRCLE c l QUALITY FURNITURlE NOW Bade SATITBDAf Cqiam/. nuiriac Xeehaleeler RHe CLEARANCE! Neieoa Seaaaaa . Cleade A Eddy Feeter Belae "PHANTOM o r THE OPERA* Look how low Keith's has knocked prices! . ------PLUS ------Then sit back anti think . . . everyone of Bbrla Bleatee ftm RaR these pieces is famous Keith quality , . . *AU BABA AND THE ■i’BOYS .' Q R LS * TODDLERS FORTY THIEVBS* chosen from Keith’s regular stock of fine SAT: Umt Chap. furniture. Naturally, many are one-of-a- kind values. Low budget terms make buy­ COAT SETS • SNOWSUnS ing easy. EflSTUJOOD BOYS' JACKETS, LONGEE SUITS "Bctara ef ef Octsher* MoMe Oriade* / '1 ( b Coler) CHUBBY and SEMI-TEEN DRESSES OltoB Ford Seeja IM m . Terry Moore OlgaSaa Jaaa \x Featnro—1:55. tiM Nightly—SiM • AH Satt Hlda Matlaee At IiM nationany -7 Stopa At Oar Dsar advcrtlMd jLi knada . Jr MORE « BYE BYE BLUES ” •A n Ghildren’B Apparel from Reipilar Stodi DINNER THIS EVENING •SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS AT *Not every Bise and color in every atyle 2-Piece LAWSON Dinlnf Room I — AUSaiesFiiud — — —— F A R E ’S of Distinction Stiites With New With ADRIAN at the Hammond Console 2-Cushion Sofas.... While They Lott! Down Peacock Alley At The Center MOTHERS 1 9 ^ Values like these can't last long! Made by Kro^ler—na- Famous Make 1948 tiongUy faiQous leaders in comfort . . . in fundture styles. 3 DIFFERENT ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS? Shape retaipint seat cushions . . new c u ^ o n i^ back Why SURE. Just Ask Usl The Center Church Theepiane Pretent AND PEDIATRICIANS Shock-absorber ffjirings. CHOICES. All at unit. Sturdy hardwood frames. Gr«at uvings on famous-mak* floor sam- Your choice of smart cafe or blue boucle ^ r the figured plp refrigerator*. Just a few ao jroa’d bet­ JOHN LOVES MARY topes^ suite with deep, decorator fringe trim. This Same Price ter be at Keith’a early to get your bargain! Written by Norman Krasna. Produced for the first AGREE... time in New Cnfland by an amatenr troop by opeeial permission of Dramatists Play Serriee, Inc. H o t o , at last, is a ‘*l•am -to-w alk” ‘sho« with FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 28 AND 29 tVtKYTHlM0 • • • f o r childron 6 m onths to 4 years old. t/(4st/I Fetv Of Tfe Oreift Baroa//ts Off Safe/ '/t ATStlSP.M. "F«/l . . . Uk* wdkmi *or«/ooA* pr0p*rly Were Sale HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL p o t i $i o n » d . . . Rose tapestry KroeWier saclional .-ofu ...... $249.60 $189.00 mmUm €m^t tmrm." Hollywood bed wi^ innerspring mattresa and bojtspring. Sale special\ 77.50 59.00 . Admiaaion $1.00 ' / Wine and gold striped love seat. FlooRf^mple . . 18J.50 9^.75 A few Beautyrest mattresses. Discontinued covers in t^ n size only ...... 59.50 49.50 'I Cocktail table with glass to p ...... 8.95 ' f'.’ End table with glass to p ...... J9.95 8.95 Limp table with gla.M to p ...... ^ 8^95 LOOK! X-RAY Poster beds, assorted^oods ...... 24.9.j 19i95 Ri^ mahogany bar/br ccllarette. 1 only...... 79.9o 39.V5 FITTED % Smooth, ruddy mame magazine rack ...... y-05 7.95 THE BIGGEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR Elegant mabogarfy kpcehole ’ desk ...... 84.oO 59.95 FRIDAY, JAN. 28TH 5-Piece ensemble/oCSAvay lamp.«. Floor *FTW^ hoSy lamp, bridge lam j^ table lamps and -a •%e% e\r $$*pomlu>i$h matching sm ol(^ stand. Bronze fiui.sh ...... 39.ii0 ^9.95 MARCH OF DIMES DANCE cooJUm m .” m m reas Goiid-lookJng m^)e floor lamps ...... L« "5 6.95 Luxurious vring. barrel or lounge chair 8-PIECE 2-IN-l •Your Having Fun in yrnir choice of beautiful covers...... 5?*25 •Will Help Some Kid Walk Again 6 ^ e l f matal linen cabinet...... 17.50 14.95 Kitchen step stool. Metal bound rubber c « - treads. Strong, safe and sturdy...... 7.95 ^ 5.9S Famous-make electric flat Irons...... 12.75 4.95 JjiinqVoomOidj^ Yes, die exclusive, patented Jumping-Jack Clenwood Sfial-ovcn oil-gas range...... ?'22 2 2 • 4 GRAND DOOR PRIZES — t B en^ OothM Dt^r. IHoor sample...... 229.50 1 7 9 .5 0 •ole feature, with all stitching outside dobs Figured Wilton stair caroeting. Finest quality. 27-inches wide. Per yard ...... 6.95 $189.50 • 60 VALUABLE PRIZES make a different, better "first-step” shoe. 9 and 12 foot wide broadloom carpet in Twistweave.*, Thill dolUr-Uirifty price glvM you out- W'iltons and many other roll-end.« (some pieces ni-'p zt&nding volue. 8 mellow maple piecM Smart moccasin form m charming comblnaUon living room- fn and let us fit your youngster in otylint in sinrdy elk have, as much as 25 yards in them) ...... 25'~<' t>«'r bedroom for the budget-wlao, tor newly . . . White, brown, . Nationally sdvertis^ Arvin modern wed*, for small apartmenta. Save at Jumping-Jacks. HeTl learn to walk right rod and tvo lonos. ehrome breakfast set. CToor sample...... Keith’s. GABARDINES - TWEEDS - TWO-TONES - • TONY OBRIGHT Siscs y to f. Ret of 4 maple breakfast chairs, each ...... 4.9R * . . you’ll get top quality and value. 3-Piecs pgietty maple bedroom s e t ...... 179.50 89.75 t INCLUDES ALL THESE PIECES And Hia Orcheatra $4. •Maple SMa Boi ffMMa 1mm . , -LOOKING FOR "HALF PRICE” ITEMS? raEN •Mapla Lewaga Chair • ariag aU ea SOLIDS - BOXY - BELTED - FLARED ON OUR V| FLOORS FOR THE “RED AND WHITE •Blapla SUa Chair • ■ si » NO DULL MOMINTS Ejuiutire With ^ MARKDOWN TAGS . . . NEARLY 200 OF THEM HEREl COME TO BURTON’S FOR A GOOD INVESTMENT. ADVANCE SPRING SUIT PURCHASEI HERE ARE A GROIIP^OP PRICED SUITS THAT ARE DEFINITELY MORE-FOR-YOUR-MONEY VALUES. YOU’LL FIND THE NEW DOJ^ AND P ^ R E D T O ^ BUDGET TEKBIS AVAILAIILE TWEEDS WITH AND WITHOUT DOG LEASH BELTS . . . GABARDINES IN NAVY AND PA STELgJ^S TOE EXCmNG W TONE FRIDAY, JAN. 28,1949 OF MANCHESTER GAB SUITS. COMBINING NAVY AND GREY, BEIGE AND TAN, CHARCOAL AND GREY. f^ T H IN K TH ISJB OOT BfcST EARLY-BIRD BUYS YOU CAN MARE . . . PUT IT ON LAY-AWAY. CHARQE IT, OB USB A BURTONW BUDGET PLAW BUT MAKE YOUR ^INBOW BALLROOM, BOLTON TOTS ’* TEENS, I*c SELECTION NOW! SIZES • JO I I AND IS TO SO. faahloa contro for yoaat Maaeheator Daadat S40 To ISiSS—Me Tax ladaded * on Mala fad n r Oak This Ad Donated By Anderson’s Ice Cream Bar aad r r v« -iTl HilH uLHL'„z. a f t t Macri Oil Co. 77 'V.

UAKCHE8TEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY U, l»4 t llANi;M I’:»TKk eVKM NU H K R A ^. MArti:i1l!,9l l!;K. t.'UNN„ W K U N is:5 i> A Y ,.J A N U A K X 1U4B ...... hancfforth ha esQad.oo to cars (or aoca aaU ia pooslbla aad faasIMa." naceaeary to r ia q neariy hMT Msaffs wlB pravidas that bsmasto Furthar unemploymant, Mr. Cat- them on tha, ()M . / - . j man DiUnmyer, Mr. and Mra. Oolaman. Mra. AUaa Hoagtund, black and orange with a CTO em­ to ths thrss tnsUtutlons of Imm- More Beds Need tnerMUdng numbers. ’ bara HaB: Charity, Oartruda Blar- treasurer, Mrs. Cblamaii: mtstteda blem on the siteve, . Colleges Benefit R opotw g to tha annual meeting Un aaid, will heighta) the nead for to 30,000 deutadie marke (f t , 000). of eeremoniee, Mrs. Ferria; master George Dowling, Mr. and Mra. .Iho- Mra. Elton Johnson. House Chairman s la g Mieb ha Bsad to train studsnta la tU| flrat trial in April, lf*T hla Hope, Thelma D ow lliif; Faith, The baakethaU team la holdtag of tha Open Hearth assoclaUan auccor. Thla winter tha Open Georgetown Un Rainbow Girls Irgln la Johnson; taooroer, P. W. 'o f ceremoBlcB, Herman D|Umeyer; mas Dunbar, Mrs. M aty Smith, Membera of the advisory heard in msdldiM. sngtnssring and gov- Of Open Hearth Hearth has had np to 140 lodgers, Jeeuit Unlverrity entire fotfime except 0,000 marks Mae. John Fon, Mra. Alum nail, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Arft-placc In the TM.C.A. lesgut Under Mead Will yesterday, Mr. Catlin urged that A. MarityS Fon; tnaanrer. Batty ■ tranq)ortatlon, George Dowling. ; Of ’^uhty Group frith six wiraF to one setback, smment. another dormitory be provided "as he pointed out, and It haa been Btatea, waa founded was ooiUtleated. Croaier; chM>>6l>i, Mary Davlaa;* Also Mrs. Earl Chapman, Mra. Mra. Edward Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox aaryad (ce cream andcup- m m S m ^ Ons o f ths (oundars oTths Pratt - The eourt’B ruling barred tbeln- Seal Officers Karl Frits, . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph cakaa after the ceremony. while in the CYd league they Hartford, Jan. 36—iff)—^Tbs Open Bring Suit drill leader, Betty Ferris; love, Harold CToxier, Mr. and Mrs. Her­ S. I In heooiid place with live wine, Hartford. Jan. 36—(F)-^Qsorf6 A Wbltnsy Aircraft Co., Msad had temationany known diplomat from JNUator O iatlts HduM of this Jackson Mead. tatomSUoasny lacaivsd tomoriry degress from H s e ^ accommodated 71 fewar ever holding office, the right to Nancy QulUtch; rallgien, Joan to turn defeits. Baauragard; nature, Jean ‘Bmith; iowh, heptlbBeim Isedw . tp the Another new addition to the known aircraft angbiser, who dlsd both Trinity and WilUams. paopls last year, but It frequently I vote, the right to Join a Ltri^ AttendBDce "at dmte, yeeterday was' aleeted hers last Thursday, Isft a fifth of had aa many as 40 mora a night I ib Oaim ’ Car party and m m Joke immortality, Marilyn Franda; OYO olCib is the organlasUon of a Msad*a w lfs and children ara fldeli^, Ann Carroll; Patrotiam, elialnnsa of ths Hsrtford Oouaty boys‘ 1x>wUng tram. After tryouU his sstato to a hospital and ttaws principal bsnefttfarisa under tha ,than Jt had beds and. In the opinion pubUe opinion such ae writing end M ^hic Temple..* to Mariana Ringstona; service. Mar­ InrtKuUonx of Isaraing. //oiv41/lPc^r? ^ c/^$ref/e 6e? ITaillnf Period •peaUng. m m Sa “ S L f t SSSrtSSTS OOP Isglatstive dsIsgatloB as tbs h m Sunday, Januaiv 16, the fol­ wtll- WitheM Ceremonies guerite Hlnricka; confidential ob­ jj^ p bsid Its org^sstlon meet lowing boye were selected for the Without discloolitg ths amount Name Called server, Lanrine BMiuier; outer ob- team: Donald Genoveai. Fred of the ssUto or UiV bsqussta, tbs aerver, Natalie Derby; muaielaa, MEN'S WEAR. BbUs. Bill Griffin, Joe Morisrty. Hartford district Probata court MlaB Betty Chapmen, daughter ,V' The Oooaty group Is oompossd said today that Trinity and W il­ ^dwdiwe. « « Mary Prevan; choir dlraetor, Mari­ 887 MAIN ST., TEL. 3264 of all Benatam end Rspraamta- John Bsibsk and Tom Moriartyv iv i -i^ om vh About Town lyn Fairweather. liams eolfsgsB and ths Masaaehu- ■liliikjr won a ntw 1M» moatl of Mr. and Mra. E u l B. Chapman tivss Srho ara itspahUean - Party ' ^ n s ld Genoveai waa electsd of; 83 .Scarborough Road, waa In- Jewel la Presented SSa.w«itiT6t6iii» captain o f the team. The boya are setts indUtuto of Technolofy wOl eatM^iyDodr lerMi that ha Tiekete for the Challoncr Club’e msmbara, and is condiiltsd on Sghars smuOly with HsrifhM ho a tijleil as worthy advisor of Man- Mrs. Frederick Recave waa in­ eoiwty aMMsiiras, andj wttb a sIm. looking forward to parUcIpaUng Your Sbiddki^ Car aean I t But Laon Bamartf o< Onderella Week-End are mvaDahle la many matches with other CXO ^ t s l In ons fifth of ths asUto. cheater Aasemhly, No. 18, Order stalled by Past Mather Advisor FURTHER REDUCTIONS liar group of COuaty Dsmoorats, Admittad to probata bars today. woB it, too, dua ta a from members of the club, and Mrs. Anna Robb aa Mother Advis­ ' oontrOls oouaty m fairs. bowling teams. may also be secured at Cllfford'e of Bahihow fpr Girls, at a semi- NEWSPAPERS Uty ia rulaa and Barnard store on Main atrect ^ or, succeeding Mrs. Thomaa W. Or Truck to Chordies Motors daatarad tha winnar. I^Uc idutallstlon Monday ai Duabar. Mra. Robb preaented Mrs. IM OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE I MAGAZINES of 600' Qardan atreat, Dimbar with her paM nmUMria ad­ Nm t Oa Bala A t ______m a outalda tha Orody Tbs sewing group of the Rock­ visor's Jewel. Mrs. Dunbar, who Gatholie Youths Q aaraU t aonpany buUdnf, whara ville Emblem Club w ill meet this served four years on the advisory Regular 83.95 W e have a fu ll B ta ll o f factory-trained service- evening at eight o'clock af the Ardinr Drug Store ( li a dar'waa bainr given away as a hoard and three aa mother adviser, 100^ Wool Oar,r. St. Jamea aad Mala SSts. . ’ ^ To Hold Dance JANUARY pUbHcity htunt, when ha heard hla Elks home. Mrs. Mary DiSalvo waa highly commended (or her ex­ ' IMPORTED name announced aa winner. and Mrs. Rose Valuxxl of this town men and geiiiiine Studebaker parts to help cellent work. Both Mr. and Mrs. • A Heart Hop. a dance fop teen­ SPECIAL- .. Waiting Period l a paf a ere on the refreehment commit­ Dunbar are membeia of the state ALL WOOL PULLOVER 'riM only trouble waa that he tee. ■ . ^ ^ executive board. Mr. Dunbar agers, w ill be sponsored by B t ymw car run more smoothly. ° » «|M right in the nldat o f a mUling, served (our years on the advisory FENDER AND BODY BridgH’s CYO Saturday. Psbru- Lonolin Crtom Oil jbpa^packed crowd. By the time he The Toung People'a Ldgion of board.and three as master of cere­ ARCYLE. HOSE » SWEATERS ary 18. In S t Jamsa's school hall. r - ti - ^ ySi able to battle hla way Into the the Salvation Army will meet at monies. Mrs. Mary Beauragard aa WORK Music for dsnclng, from 8 p. m., Hand-fTsmed regular length. PermoiiGiit’ $5.95 bidldinK to claim the auto, a Bve- 146 Summit atrect tonight at T;I0 i^ tre s s of ceremonies and Mr. Plain colors and fancies. .« •. -a to t8 p. m., wUI be furnished by mUnite waiting period between (or a social hour. l^ b a t were recognised for their Nylon reinforced toe and heeL the "MaonllBbt Beremders.' Compteto ' tM calling of tha wlaaar and tha faithful service. ' Six beautiful color 'combina­ Values to 88.98 NOW SoHmene and Flagg. Isc. The dinee oommlttss consists (310RCHES t'fetiMing of tha prlia had lapoed. Tbs meeting o f aub-committec Mrs. Dunbar exemplified the col­ tions. 634 CcBter Street o f Frsnm -PstelU , Patricis Bulb- KOLOR.TREET YOUR HAIR , 'K raal Orody. company preal* chairmen o f the niortgage retire orful majdrity degree to nine girls Further Redutjed T b - van, M erit Trivigno, Frtd Btals d M . told tha hawlldarad Klaaaky aoant celebration committee, who have terminated their activi­ Further Reduced To and Donald Qenovesl. I)eoerallons • For Color UBfformlty *'ta<«h luck," and offered to apaed aeheduled for thia evening, will be ties In Rainbow, namely Velma and posters sre in ehsrge of Dot MOTOR SALES M delivery of the new car that held at the Masonic Temple fO' Andrew, Elaine Xhigland, Peggy $ 3 .9 7 Duffy, Mary Ann Shea, Jos Mori- • For, Blondiiig in Grays ' m For HifhUthtlnf t|m near*wloner had ordered one morrow evening at 7:30 inatead of Heatley, Marion Holmes, Janice SOJCOTY arty sad' Boh Bunette. ^ day before. $r.97 TEL, 2-9483 tonight. Miller, Ann McCraw, , Joyce PACaCAOB 8T0BB At a reetat meeting of the 80 OAKLAND STREET ■ BUnaky, however, doaan't give Straughan and Jane Winchester, CYO the membera o f the baricet- up' that easily. He haa gone to aae n e Advisory Board "Oa Tha Baaaia" hall team were m eented JariccU CHARMORE BEAUTY SHOP Your Studebakor Dealer Attorney Olobeman o f Hartford to Members of the Covenant 361 Nn. Blala B t! Tri. 3-1335 t o Rev.' Bonisww Oadamwaki. 241 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 8042 bring the caac Into court. Lea^fue will, be special gueste at Mra. Anna Robb also Installed ALL WOOL . SHIRTS ^MAX OLAIBER, Prop. I lie Jaeketa, donated ta tbs boys ------the midweek service this evening Mra. Recave. Other members of by the Bolmid Oil Oompanj*, ara at 7:S0 at the Covenant Congrega­ the advleocy board follow: Tear FavorHa Beripe tional church. hllaa Betty Chapmaa Chairman of board. Mrs. Alton White and Faneiei Bava Theai Von Papeu Freed Hall; secratary, Mra. OhMiOMin; ‘ PLAID . SLO OIN pnz ' Manchester Boy Scouts will be ning la the Masonic Temple, vflth * ' ■ Reg. 84.60 and 84.95 * Bkaha 3 aa. ate gla with jater I By Cerman Court busy for the next three months many gueata present from varipua ■ BUCK SKIN JOE o f Vi lemon, a teaapaoa o f pawt Masonic organixatlona. der^ xagar aad cracked lee, gathering nesta of the destructive atrala lato aa S es. Ughludl ; Nuernberg, Qermany, Jan. 26— tent caterpillars, aa a public aerv- MIsa Marilyn Fox waa the in' AUCTION gtaee. (m with earboaated (P ^ r r a p a Von Papan, the old fox ica. Mrs. Eugene Spiess. secretary stalling officer and waa later pre­ NO W $ 3 .2 7 water aad eat a aSoer of letaea of the Manchester Garden Club, sented with her past worthy ad- FBIDAT AMD SATVBOAT SHIRTS ;flf diplomacy in Hltler*a Retch, Jan. M and 23—11 A . M. eneh day ever brim o f glaM. «raa aet free today by a Oerman announces *hat the club haa offer­ vlaor’s Jewel. Othera aaalsttng ware \ Last 3 Danaaiflcation court ed a prise of live dollars to the Sandra Stuart, Janet Ritchie Legion HaB. 325 Blain BL ^ Regularly $6.60 DBF MAB'nNI ' ' H ie court reveraed his previous troop, and two dollars to the in­ chaplain and Marjorie Brown aa WetheraBeld • rW .^.9 5 , tVi oA dry gla •oonvlction aa a major Nasi of* dividual Boy Scout collecting the marehal. Miss Brown is the pi % ox. Freach verinoath igander, the worst type of Nasi, most csterpillar nests. First re­ e h t; grand worthy associate ad- Goods from an eatate coneiatlng of 1 daah otaage MHera iimder whleh he Was aervlng an ports of the progress of this laud­ vlafP. "V chairs, tables, bookcases, ruga, oil Stir wen with cracked tee aad ’ eight year aentence in a labor able project will be submitted and Mlaa Mary Pravan, a Rainbow heatlhir stove, huhdrsds o f Items In NO W $ 4 .7 9 NOW $ 2 .7 7 strahi lata 3 oa. eoektall glaaa. camp. It convicted him of being diecuMed at the February Scout- girl, sang during tha evening, glass, china, copper, brsaa, aUvar Serve with aa feMve. only an oMindar, the tecond eate* niasters meeting. "Over tha Rainbow,” and "The End plate, books, pictures, linens, CLEARANCE clothes. Also consignmente from SIOBE HODBB tgory'of Ndalam. of a Pertect Day." She was ac­ 8 A. M. Te 8 P. M. Members of St. Margaret's Cir­ companied by Clarence Wood locel homes. " ^ Von Papen, Hitler'a former am- Truckmea Other Items Of Fine Men’s Wear Reduced Moa. Thru Tham. •'bataailnr to Auatrla and Turkey, cle, Daughters of Issbella, are re- Petty - Young waa page for the ^hap been Impriaoned alnoe the end usstsd to meet this evening at ceremony. • HXTHERSFIELO BALES CO. a A . M. Ta ■ P. BL - 10% OFF GABARDINE SLACKS SHIRTS ^ the war. The court in ordering :I0 in front of the Quiah Funeral Associate Offlceie ★ SOME AS LOW AS HALF PRICE * Fri aad Bat. Mias Chapman's associate offl 6 ^ # ' • ____^ Colored or White thU immediate releaae, bHd this ?Home, to pay their leapecta to H. L. WELCH, Saks Mgr. MenAer Mnaeheeter Paekaga Hra. Mary O. Kanton, sister of cera follow: % o r o was enough punHhment. 2 0 Store Awoetotloa The oeurt nlao reduced hia fine Past Regent Vra. P. R. Brannick. Worthy associate advisor, Bar Phone 5-5214 For laformntloa WOOL AND LEATHER JACKETS $2.65, $2.75 Values . Now $2.15 WOMEN’S, MEN’S, YOUNG MEN’S $2.95, $3.00 Values . a 4 • a 6 a Now $2.35 BOYS’ AND TEEN-AGE Now $2.59 ^Sh.00 Values, Now . . . $21.95 $3.25 Values ...... I e $3.50 Values ...... Now $2.79 $18.00 Valnea, Now '...... $13.95 $3.95, $4.00 Values Now $3.15 LEATHER $4.25 Values ...... Now $3.39 $15.00 Values, Now ...... $11.95 $4.50 Values ...... Now $3.59 FOOTWEAR ^ MX $4.95, $5.00 Values Now $$ .9 5' * t how '.i’ _ $8i95 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S * $ 4 S f0 ff - A i^w Shirts Not on Sale .SUITS 10% OFF MEN'S RAINCOATS Reg. Prices $3.65, $4.50 and $5.00 f * • . • ’ ACRORAT TOPCOATS « i.ii iitii III' I III .] II ...... ' ” OVERCOATS 20% OFF MACKINAWS LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS SHOES flgdue^d to ..... ATHLETIC SHIRTS $3.95 Values...... Now$3.15 BOYS’ . < 4 • $4.25 Values...... Now$3..39 - « $50.00 ' 65c Values • • ____ •, * • * i $4.95 Values ...... - • • Now $3.95 (S9c Values’ ...... Now 55c $5.00 Values ...... Now $3.95 SKY RIDERS “' SUITS . 80c Values ...... - - - • • Now 69c $5.50 Values...... Now$4.39 TOPCOATS 85c Values...... Now75c $5.95 Values ...... Now $4.75 SUNDIAL and OVERCOATS $1.00 Values ...... • Now 85c $6.50 Values . , ...... Now$^.95 FINAL CLEARANCE '$6.95 Values ...... Now $5.50 Reduced to ...... ACROBAT ■ 'a BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR BOVs' DEPARTMENT FALL COATS - - SUITS - - AND DRESSES $65.00 Shirts, $1*75 V alues...... Now $1.39 OXFORDS ...... Now$1.39 Drawers, $1.75 Valufw S K I S U IT S ------^ ...... 20% OFF SUITS Shirti^ $2.25 Values ...... Now $1,75 IS WINTER COATS 72 JANTZEN’S REGULAR SUITS ...... ^ ...... 2 0 %OFF f OUR ENTIRE STOCK. ybiill b0 TOPCOATS Drawers, $2.25 Values Now$1.75 .Trimmed or untrim- Beautiful cardlgpii Of (all nnd winter ODD S K I PA N TS ...... 2 0 %OFF med. Reduced to eoet or pull oter rw eaters, . salts. Fonmerly np M OVERCOATS W O O L P A N T S ...... 2 0 %OFF 10% O IF GARB. PANTS ...... 1 0 % O FF •r below. 38.M. Formerly (II3.B8. 655.06, 625.60. Reduced to ...... SHORT SLEEVE LONG LEG WOOL AND ROPLIN JACKETS AND KAU-STEN-IKS/ UNION surrs' MACKINAWS ...... 2 0 % OFF $2.49 Value* • ...... Now$1.9.5 SPECIALS S MUSKRAT COATS no WOOL GLOVES from bbod latch to trunk handle. DRESSES REDUCED IG H TLY epur that Buick thor* $72.00 Suits NOW $57.95 $2.75 Values . . . . . Now $2.19 Broken Ixils, Women’s U oughbred of yours.' Feel it They make a regular habit of tx tr a BoauHful coats .\Bd mittens. Form­ To $5.06, 65.00 and * Isurge ahead with a sure-footed care, sneb as dropping a spot of $3.58 Values ...... Now$2.79 20% OFF BOYS' PUMPS AND OXFORDS price. erly up to 61.98, 61.00. ColdlbM) $B0.00 Suits NOW $63.95 * $12.00. Form erly up to stride, atepping out in front to set graphite on the carburetor bcat- #> 624AS. the pace—with never a murmur or eontrol shaft, or using a special, Ut M Ml a dam fw cheddae ever HATS AND CAPS Not All Sizes ...... $5.98 complaint. non*daeve*eoiling lubricating stick your ceeltiie tytiem Ah ' Middishade Suits and Botany Button On Shoulder on your door strikers— i ^ , we week. Herv’i our proscription for ' . Suits and Coats Excepted Yes, you, oaQ'have quicit, lively couk| list n doMo'more. prolocifoni p, ' ' r UNION SUITS ONE LOT WOMEN'S PUMPS horsepower like this, and a (chassis $1.75 Values' Now $1.39 BOYS' SHIRTS 18 BLOUSES 24 RAYON CREPE A SMALL GROUP The point is, thm mechanics are Droin rodioler, onelne bfock end that’s free of stiffness and winter cor hoolor — Sush out sutnmor SPORTCOATS Values to $8.95. Not all sizes $2.

•TAUB SK VB^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 194« -.1 HANCHESn'ER BVBNmG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, JANUARY " ...... ' "-■! Mra. Joseph Barratt, 120 Walnut straet tonight and unUI the hour B a d W ea A er as a geographic area un->11 Such an area might consist of only ^Axis SallyV who died Tuoaday. one town, U iU school populatim week for permanently crippled or w n o - r i 2T Today's Radio saEB Schools. Put disabled widows who lack financial Recruit Norman F.'Pierce, son Tha funeral prill be heId.ThuroT I- was Isrge enough, or might include o f Mr. and Mrs. Alton F. Pierce (OssHsnsd (TOSS Bags O os)' Beeleni aisederd Time several adjacent towna. support. (CealUinstf from Page O i^ day morning at 1:30 from Mrs. Create a state veterans affairs 106 Birch street, has completed a Barratt’o home and at 9 o’clock m Seeks Pay Increa-r course In Arm y basic training with F u n e r a l i Before Solons cozninlMloiL fro m St. B rldgat'a church Ths w et hett. which In Bernard McCuaker, iegialaUve the « t t Infantry Dlvlalon, Fort “ Was any one voice common to tiona brought glaring eoomtloiw K4*82^ MAIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER Make Hall Meadow and Blue each record?” Kelley ksked. Burial will ba in 8L Jamai* cema- ir ia — agent for the SUte Employes' as­ Dlx, N. J. Prior to h l» anlUtment stretched from WDRC—Hint Hunt: News. WDRC—Harvest of Btan. I r a f t Oae) sociation came to the Capitol to­ street areas in Winebestsr a part 'Yes," he replied. Funeral Seryices tery. of Torrlngton. on November 3, Recruit Pierce at­ Chicago by way «f 1^*^ “ “ WCCC—Hartford Police Apeak; i WONS— Family ’Tbaatar; Nqws H b t b It If I Th« O rtot F «b ru «y Horn# Furnishing* SaU youVB bBBH day with bills to Increase the an­ tended Mancheater High achool •Which voice was that 7" eastward through Detroit to ths j W TH T—Groutto Marx. Dor treatment Permit nine Jurors to rstum vsr- Junior Dlac Jockeya. ' mungt nual pay raises recel\'ed by state and was employed by Ralph Skin "it waa MlM Oillars'." WUMaiB U BaikaaF Appwlsdilsnse W K N B —Newa; Modernalrea. 1 wnC-s-Mr. District Attorney. _ CIM lUpubltekn anU pollu* diets in etvU cases. The wltneaa aald that during For W alter Lies workers and to increase both the ner. Funeral oervleea for William L. More rsln fell In the flooded por­ WTHT—Kay Kyter. 19ri9— waiting for . . . your chonco to got now, homo noodf— ot Ixtro Solf SAVINOSI I MPa p n M M 4 that: state and employe contributions to Allow banks to remain open on part of hla service in German ra­ Good Friday, Columbus day, Lin- Belknap were held at 3 p. m. to­ tions ot southern HUnota end W n C —BackaUge Wife. WDRC—Beat tta Clock. elptdlUM ha gtacn broader the retirement fund. dio, he was aaslatant to Dr. Maa Funeral aervicee for Marine Pfc. throughout Indiana. JCsntucjqr snd coln'a birthday and Armistice day. Howard Murphy, Charlca Rac- 4:15— WONS—Comedy Theeter. ( . to acquire, conatruct op- The retirement fund bill would Otto Kolachwlts. who headed the m day at the T. P. HoHoran Funeral Ohio Into Pennsylvania and hit m- Authorise the state to reimburse cagnl, John Albaal and Paul Donee Walter U , aon o f Mrs. Roae U W n C —SteUa Dallas. W TH T— Bing Crosby. I and dnaace aawerace ptanta. increase the state and employes' who left Manchester for Florida on U. S. A. sone." Zadomy of 199 Oakland atreet, Home W itt Rev. Clifford O. BliAp- to parta of Tenneasee, Wsst Vir­ WKNB-Johnny Long. W nC—Big Story. flia* •upartor court be given contribution to five per cent each, towns for the cost of transporting Koiscbwlts, who died in the fall kindergarten children to school in January 11, returned laat eve­ who died in action at Iwo Jlma,^ •on of the Center Congregational gin!^ Virginia and to tta WCCC—Big Brother Bill. 19:15— to enforce ordera iaaued to adding about $3,000,000 yearly to o f 1944,'has been described by February 19, 1945, were held ttle the same manner in which they ning. The four vacationers proud­ church officiating. Burial wao in arsaa. There also was r ^ m WONS—Mile O’ Dimes Pro- ’ by thg State .Water tha fund. This would make It poa- MIm Gillera’ attorney, James J. morning from the Declerc Funer­ Arkansas, Oklahoma and In the are now reimbursed for transport­ ly exhibited sun tana, the reault of the East cemetery. Ths casket was WDRC—New England Note gram. tihU. McCuaker said, for the fund Laughlin, as a person who exer­ al Home on Main»a m atreetsireei ata i S:90,a:su, north and west sections o f Texas. ing o tter school children. three weeka of ninety degree tem- born Iqr porters. book. 19:59— W ted"on property to make retirement payments neraturea and -beautiful aunaMne. cised a " h j^ o t ic " Influence over followed by a solemn rsqulem high W TH T—Bandjrtand; Newr, . WONS—Greatest ’Thing In the] treatment o f .'braate without drawing on money put into Weald Strengthen System They have returned juat in time msM at nine o'o’clock in* 8tr Bridg- WTIC—Lorenao Jonea. o< the general wei< the*>fund by employes who hsv». *>**■• . .. . World. , HOME-FURNISHINGS SALE A republloan plan fo r strength­ to enjoy the full force of winter When he took the stand. Von et’s church. ' WON8—Story Time. ^ R C —vnn Johnson-V. 8 .1 not yet retired. ening the sUte's system for hsnd«- that la ppparenUy beginning to hit Richtar nervously chewed gum. Rev. Robert Carroll-was cele­ W K N B —Vaughn Monroe; Bonds. opoaing th ai acbool ad 1 The other bill would provide ItBg labor dbputes headed tntq the New En^ahd. YQuit chewing gum,” Judge Ed­ brant, Rev. BroniiUw Sketch Book. W TH T—Meredith' Willson, unite, in dpnaectiout that s state employe receive the Oensral Assembly today. ward M. Curran remarked sternly deacon, and Rev. JamM P . T im ­ 4:45 — w n c —Curtain Tims. a*tn ger wan introdheed in mins, sub-deacon. Mrs. Arlyne maximum salary allowed for Ids The proposal, approved yester­ •Tm very sorfy,” Von -Richter WON8—Two-Ton Baker. 19:45- , theRouae. job classification within four years day at a conference of O O 'P leg­ replied. He handed the gum to a Garrity presided at the organ and w n C —Young Widder Brown. ' WDRC—(lovernor Bowlss. CaOa far Study Group after entering the state’s service islative leaders, calls for inersss- Israel Recognition deputy marahal. sang several solos. 5:0e—’ qSw measure ealis for 'a aeven- by receiving annual increases of ing the tnembership o f the Board In a review of his career Vpn M ilitary arrangementa were in WDRC—The Old Record Shop WDRC—News on sU stations. • 0 Biaa commiaalon, appointed by W ON8- Adventure Parade. $120. A t present, an employe may of Mediation and arbitration and Delayed by Britain Richter said he was stationed in charge o f Frank J. Mansfield Dstn 11:15— the governor, to study the aitua- wait as long as eight years, re­ Set n r W TH T—Challenge of the Yu­ creating an associate board of Marine Corps Lieague, with the Cleveland from 1985 to 1940 in W DRC—World Tonight. Featurii^'outstanding values for every room .!i , 1 tlan, and, prepare a plan for the ceiving increases o f $60 a year, nine membsrs. German consular service. full Marine firing squad. Repre­ kon. W ONS—Meet the Band. r ■ fiaatinn o f such units, which b«foie attaining the maximum (Coattaaed rtMB Pagt Om ) W TIC—When A Girl Marnes. Inge Sylvia Dorman, announcer sentatives of the American Legion W TH T—Joe Hnsel. in your home -... living room and bedroom 1 eranld group the schools o f aev* Other Bins Introduced aHisted at the service. The bear­ 6:15— W n o - N e w s . into recognition in the way that for some “ Axis daily" programs, W ONS—fiSuperman. suites,- quality bedding— all the things you eral s m ^ towns under one supar- Other hills introduced would: ers were Theodora Fairbanks and 11:59— Increase from 16 to 25 cents a Envoys Get Notice was suggested would not help us WH also on call to testify today. ■WTIC— Portia Faces Life. went! But for best selectioM-Shop NUWI intsadeht. Adelbert Houban, once overseas Thomas Wallctt of the American W ONS—Ddnce Orchestra. n a sponsor of the measure, day the pay received by inmates with the Arabs to contribute to a Legion. The other four bearers broadcMt manager o f the German WTHT—Gems for Thought; Rap. John D. Alsop (R-Avorti. for work st the state's prison and China Government peace settlement," Bevin Mid, were all from the Marine Detach­ WDRC—Old Record ^hop. “Now that the armistice talks radio, started off the government’s "MAGIC CIRCU" WONS— Captain Midnight. Dance Band. tffs a 1 apart o f the national com* prison farm. ment, James Chace, Randall case yesterday by testifying that WTIC—Boston Symid:ony Or­ miiMlon on hchool district r^r- Designate the last Friday in are at last proceeding, the gov­ Brown. William Johnston • and WTHT—Sky King. MIm Glllars was the highest paid chestra Dress Rehearsal. Mulaation aatablishes a school April aS Arbor day. Moving to Canton ernment have considered whether John Sysenchuk. Harold Olds of w n C —Juat Plain Bill. of all ths Nasi broadcasters. 12:90— iMSaUon df l.aoo as the n^i- Permit the town of North Can­ the time has come when de facto the American Legion was bugler. S tU — W TIC —News; Dance Music, recognition might contribute to W DRC—Herb Shrlncr and Ray hium for amclant district opSra- aan to set up a reserve fund for (OeallBOee fram Pag" ttm) Rev. Robert Carroll was in peace and a settlement. j Frequeaey Modulsttea turn, whereas 127 of Connectlcnt's school construction by a special charge of the committal service in niond Scott. “ I am glad to say that the U. 8. MilrillitpiiitlhiMiliml W ONS—Tom Mix. tax levy not to exceed five mills. St. ttidget's cemetery. ' W FH A — 195.7 MC. l i t towns have , fewer than 1.200 they were willing to talk peace— government have indicated that Achesoii Tells WTIC—Front Page Farrell. pupils la overm a dally school at Eliminate telephone tolls be­ on Red tenna. WDRC—FM 4SJI: 95.7 MC. tween Seymour and the Anaonla- they intend to recognise the gov­ Evening W T H t— FM 195.7 MC. tendance. Theae sourcea said if the Com- Mrs. Frances Croeern Derby-Shelton exchange. ernment o f Trans-Jordan and that Program Aim Friends may call at the heme of •: WTIC—FM 45A MC; 55B MC. As a safeguard against a plan munUit peace price proves too high la a very material factor." which would take administration Make parking lot owners re­ government troops would try to WDRC— News. W D R C —FM. GItea Moalem Pdpnlstloas WON8--News. . ^ o f schools away from the towns in sponsible for damage done to au­ hoM this line: (beaUased from Page Oae) Same as W’DRC. tomobiles while parked in their Bevin mid premature recogni W T H T —Music A t Six; Sports, W’HFA— which they are situated, the bill From a seacoaat anchor at establishments. tlon would have l ^ n “ misunder n. eOUOHS t v n e —News. P. M. yrould instruct the commission to Hangchow, below Shanghai,' south- investments abroad. But he de­ 9W 70 Appoint R. Harold Treat of Ox­ stood over a very wide area in the •!15— ' 4:00—Meet Miss Mason. give due'regard , “to the need for weatward along the Chientang clared that the primary responsi­ i H n i n m i WDRC—Sportscaat; Record Al­ commonwealth'." He cited the eonUnued local responsibiUty for ford and James Glennon of Derby bility for getting capital into an 4:45—Trade Winds. river to Nancbang thence north- Moslem populationa in the com­ local interest in the public New Haven County commission­ under- deveipped country would bum. 5:00—Ehrening Centinel. ers. weatwatd to Wuchang on the monwealth allied by religion to the Coma M W ONS— Sports Edltton; News. 5:00—News. sQhooIa.’* Tangtw river. rest with that country—not with W TIC —Musical Appetizer; AdmlnlstraUve unit was defined Appoint Albert J. Cavanagh of Palestine Arabs. 6:15—Spbrta; Weather. WooM Seek To Save Rloe Bowl “ South Africa and Canada have the American government. pofcif^ Weather. REG. 139.95 Mr. Truman spoke in his Inau­ 6:50—mellotones; Newa COMFARIATIff.yS Q Q 9 5 That would seek to aave for Na- accorded recognition to Israel," swrfaasf Cnfre4* U nit km$ .7:00— Rym Berry and Jack Deal TOP BUYIPBRIOD^ tlonaliat China its important rice he aald. "N ew Zealand. India gural address of possible guaran-' W ONS—Deems Taylor Concert. 9 9 ” RAMO PHONO t«M for capital invested in devel­ gevehrthalMed tkm water 7:20—U N Newt.* , COMBINATION^ bowl. PakiMan and Ceylon have not done WTHT—Sereno Gammell; 7:50—Oollege Theater. opment'of backward areaa of the Ibaf l wB Save 40.00. Cormfore 178.00! A M broefl- Amazing value! Massive walnut veneer [ tMAf IR i.. 4V*r ^ tWAT'R RtCAJRi t RRY \J\ Should Li’s peace efforts fail, BO. And Bome of these govern M ettry, Hetpeint Weather. 5:00— Request Time. caat; recor^^changer. Record spacej. OUR.MUt VRUlARit menta have held strong views.” world, but did not go into details •HI VMCR fto fAR these sources said, it waa cerUIn w n C —Profeasor Andre Schen- 5:00—N ew a Mahogany libinet. AM-shortware.Record rhaneerl I AR 01 COMORMUi' that Chiang Kai-Shek would re Bevin M id the recognition iMue of what he had in mind. ker. WTHT—FM. a-PC. FRIEZE LIVING RO O M SUITE 2 4 9 0 0 1 •«« mMC Root PMENUKTGIOaKQK sume his leadership from head will be discussed with the foreign Acheson said underdeveloped •at omf mast rfapanrfafcfa ! Mtcr. tewT m THf ausurr w»mt is- 6:45— _ Same as W TH T. quarters. ministers of the western European areas Include the Far East, south­ WDRC— Lowell Thomas. w n c - ^ n . It would be a continuatioh of union nations when they meet here east Asia. Africa and parts of W K N B ^D lnner Music. Same as WTIC. A handsome sofa and two lounge chairs in the popular, durable Frieze About Ward's tomorrow. South America. the clvU war. W TH T—Musical Favoritaa. with Mahogany finished wood trim for added beautyl Select hardteood Time Paymeata a 9lboralos*-lssslslod task w n C —'Three Star Extra. Tetorialeu sterse hel water for Ihfss days. 7:69— WWHO—TV. frame— coil spring constructionr-reversible innerspring cushions. a Thsrssssist silslsiliss waste. W DRC—Bmilah. F. M. Mock Fanfest- WONS—Fulton Lewla Jr. 5:00—Teletunea; Progi^am Re­ a Sevan sisdsle—If Is t l W TH T—News: Castles In the adme. gsllsss sspsiay. Air. 5JX)—Small Fry "CINDRELLA W TIC —Supper Ouh. 6:50— Osmera _____ 6:45— Russ ICS Seorebeard. r brlnga home s lotrmore meat these days l : i e — 7:00—BlrU >arty. WEEK-END" woHB—TeUo-rest. I It I to *Vriaglng Home The Bacoa** 7:50—Mpif : Spotlight. M i) WDRC—Jack Smith Show. At ST. JAMES HALL 7: de Paris. FRESHLY SlilCBD MORRELL’S IliailCWATEI NIAniS W n C —News. .harnde Quts. 8 P. M.— FRID AY. JAN. 28 7:99— -T o be announced. W DRC—Club Fifteen. Admission 90c ____-Late News. BACON WOMB—Antarer Mnn. 5:05—Film phorts. 824-828 M AIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER WTHT—Lone Rnnger. / ■ore of thos^ popular Bacon Squares. Buy 20 Prizes To Contestants W n O —'Talk by OoV. B o w l^ a l t o ! * 1 8*e.lb. and, if you wish, we n IU sUce And Special Door Prizea ^’wDiRCv-Ed0isr0.M. Umftam. SAFE, GENTI.E It for yoEspft I WOMB^InsIde o f Sports. WASHING AC­ 1 1 3 ” H m C —V . 8. Marine Ban-L 00 IMt for TION ON M-W MJCraiC RAIMI § :• * — Swlrlatbr action gets clothes cleaner. WITH DUALIPT UNIT ” >r "V COURTEOUS FRIENDLY T W DRC—Mr. Chamelaon. Lovell wringer. 5 lb. capacity. -With 244 Enjoy Airline Precision See new combination doep-well 'The WONS— Can You Top This. Head-Cold pump. M-W'a <> ilSERVICE IS ROUTINE HERE. W TH T— Amateur Hour. eookeranddth burner. Automatic timer. Dewey-Richmem W n C —Bhmdle. I (Muir l^ it priqSd Meat Cult 8:19—* WDRC—Dr. Christian. Slolfinoss! STEWING LABirf ...... LB. 29c Teleuisioit NOW! Top Co. WONS—High Adventuro. W n C —Great Oildersleevd. gwm fwn m emw LAMB PATTIES ...... LB. 49c OCULIST 8:56— of Ticks Ta-teo-nel In WONS—H y Garxtaer. sadinDsIrik-ypaTUsri ^ . SHORT RffiS OF pEEF...... LB. 39c your eeld-atned BOSS PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED start to epsB up and giro you wendsr- . JOHNSON BROTHERS WDRC—County Fair. ful Tc U e flm snlBy bsad-eold dlstiem KNUCKLE SOUP BONES...... LB.15c Q: .iHty! Lower Priced! WONS—Gabriel Heatter. N E W FRAMES Va-tro-nel aetssofSst bsesnss It W TH T— Milton Berle Show. rUht where trooMs is. U tellcros stuSy LENS DUPLICATED 1063 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER w n C —D::ffy’a Tavern. —^ ------•— ■—•— — -adw.' lore- Save 30.00 REPAIRS MADE 9:15— ■■'SPtCIALS;5?C'; # W ONS—News. SM ALL L E A N plAISY HABiS lb 7 5 e 3-PC. COLONIAL BEDROOM SUI7E I8 4 ’ 5 FI^SH FISH— OYSTERS W A S 28.95 MODERN GLAMOR! MOOMN-COMPAa Early. American design at its charming best . . . a low .priced bedroom ^ werPe BLONDWOOD " NUW OAS R A N «im 89” n O M P IK ES RADIO 19 you’ll be proud to own! Solid Maple or Birch tops, front* and bed panels >pn>e Paymeata Beabry pliw exceptional performancel For apartments or small homes! Large V— J'-—* in Hqpey Maple fini«b. Croup includes beti, clicst, and dre^-cr. B R D CERYi WILL PROBABLY PREVAIL • 5 In. apeaker. 4 tubes; rectifier. even with heat control and broiler! WHEN SPRING ARRIVES • 3 0 2 MAIN <,T. • 0lAL4lf I • CUSTOM-MADE BUY NOW.. .AND GET SLIP COVERS (1) TODAY’S LOW PRICE (2) BETTER SELECTION THE SHOE BAR (3) GREATER VALUE ' -Jfc. »-• -J,.- 997 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Heavy TwiR slip cover ensemblea with matching TODAY’S SPEQAL $390 DOWN drapes; box pleated covers in solid colors of bliMb Balance Easy Terms ' X W J greenyand wine with plaid trimming. Thank you neighbors. It u y is nice having 1941 OLDSMOBILE3 L D S V “ 66” *• you vUit OUT new shoe store. We tieal in • Puthbutten Ivnlnf T0WNTOWN SEDAN fer sH 12 U. S. jyTTha Thrills of Tohyislcn STUDIO COVERS Dark gray. Ckgn and sharp looking. shoe ::canceUations and buy quality shoes to chennsls / In Your Homo at an Kconomy Prlso With 3 matching pillows— $10.50 act. W A S 54.95 B ^ PiAiTfC- sell /hr near o r at wholesale prices. e MV4 sq. lech screen 1936 Nash Lafayette Touring Sedan— B h di, as Is $150. OIL RADIANT— CHROMI M N im 74” REG. 9.45 HEAVY REDUCED FROM 77c r- wcCUT-PRICED! i-rnH.,E.iaj i.ow1.89 1 4 9 . . . clesr steady a R C U L A T IN G 7 4 4 H E A V Y WARDOLEUM Q Q ** SHEER LACE PAIRS picture. 1941 Plymouth Coupe— Radio and heater. Good, clean 39” Popular plastic table top, chrome WARDOLEUM RUGS DAVANp COVERS ‘ and dependable. ^ H E ATE R N O W sq. yd. — ^ ^ Fair Clean, abundant heat for 2-S roome. plated frames, "Duran’-! upholslerr. Thursday, Friday, Saturday w With arms—$12.98. Without arms— $10.50. Dm able enamel surface b.vked on felt Durable enamel surface baked_ 5n felt Lavish borders, airv backgrounds! Bach e Cesipsctl Ms es 1942 Studebaker Champion. Four Door Sedan— Engine New features! • For 3-5 rooms. Waa side, 34” w’lde, 81” long with eyelet tops. I ^ 54.95. Now 49J.7. b.roe! Florals, tiles, marbles. 0 x 12'. base! Florals, tiles, marbles. 6’ 'wide. tep sf rsdis er completely rebuilt. Clean and economicaL a__a ■ M- _ g,-a-- MBrQIIOTIOII OCfrO DAYBED COVERS 1946 Ford 4-Door Sedan— High in quality, low In price. Hollywood bed type— $7.98. , , e 7 Inch'svsl spesher 1946, Ford Deluxe 2*Door Sedsn—‘Black. Good all the . . . i IsHc Free way through. ' OFF 9M sevnd Not just television, but Airline Precision television! And it's priced sensationally ' DRAPES TO MATCH 1947 Chevrolet FIcetmaater Club Coupe—2-tone green. Separately or in seta— $6.59 pair. Nearest thing to new. In Hck wiehegeay low! Come in— see the steady pictures, a 1948 Mercury ConvTrllble Coupe— Beautiful tan. Thin e JuW S easy-teninf sharply defined even in a lighted room -* la the time to buy a convertible. They bring much “ OTHER STUDIO SETS more money in the Spring. notice the beautiful cabinet styling, tha' $7.50 to $16.98. ’ :-th ir j« ,5 Q T b $10.50 Shoes OVER THIRTY MURE TO CHOOSE FROM, FROM i,i y ’ easy pushbutton tuniitg. You'll ograa TO AND INCLUDING *49’a. GUARANTF.KD IN WRITING AND PRICED RIGHT FOR tJUAl.lTY Rag. $9.95 To $22.95 cnnvsiiisnt stsalhty thera's no greotar value in tafavMoK CARS. " I; paynwni plaii Man's Shoos Includad * Never before at such a low price. TEXTILE STORE A. L. SLOOOMB, Prop. • M AND ROOMT. I S " BAN$i ItTH ONIWIY |0 9 5 SALE! VIG-O-BOT IQ 88 VENETIAN BUMBO Sit WARM COMPiin UM OP lOW-PRICIO TOP^UAUTY nUVWON Mhriarty Brothers ,WnJL ALSO FIND A GOOD SHOE SE- 913 M A IN ST.— N E A R TH E B A N K 49” UUflP TABU ■ O PLATFORM SPRING ' • Anthorized Lincoln-Mcmiry Dealers Deep pillow back, roil (pring teat cu»h- Grai«ful muuUsd tubing. luttrouF 3 plv Mahoganv veneers on select Kxtra-heavy construction . . . 99 aUel V2F’, SX". t y T ^ a -9F*.' OPEN EVENINGS I'NTIL 10:30' hardwood in a rich NUhopny finish. «*ia grrot e v « t : W n e W rUte. f n a r i , ! - IN w m S5.00, REG. FROM S7.95 UP j, ion, riltina'tapestrv uplioUtM'. chiri-ref-iiitaut brown enamel finish.

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-.hCUv.-J -i- MAitfflHyjyrir.*r HEKALD..MANUHBHTt'Slt, tX#NN,» WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 194? HANCHE8TEK BVENINU'4iCKALl», MANCUESTER. CONN« WEDNESUAI, JANUARY 26, 194? \. agUag mediator le aeeking ooo- ly heaM **Ola«Mr moro than lAdO.pMraoaB aUoady foDowlBi |(Nw Rggland'aoMauinl- Spaniri Saves lUy. W ^tfiw Han^ord tew- mlttee, • $9,000 post, B. Oaorga E g ^ t and Israel cseeione from both Egypt and te- Curtain to Oretta Falmsr, a cor­ pdntment of two $ 5 0 , Allocated luiva bom g tv a B ^ w g M e y gorv- tHde'' ” rael to beep the talka Mlve. waa the aantter, Um wbp, wa have often been Xssembly Posts yen. both DemocraU]si to stair GonKy was. appointed w i aqsIM- Income Tax Service loo. iDclttdiB* tranapgm ^an. a M - Oonmctlmt-Noy . jjW ord, a potid 800 feel respondent and magasine writer I V AssemblyAm ant engrossing clerk, a Job paying Iknieii Youth * villa. Fayntiaftm. Wat*rhurt aad . Emlseariee from both etdee left lifeofdttld K^oter Inkewarm or IndUfepent, and even Voting Check who collaborated with’ him In put­ p c ^ in the General tar, food akf eiotktaf. . Sign Cease-Fire yoatwday to report to their gov- waa lylag.ia tlareafMt of has been anneunoed.' $2,000 for the Icgtalidivo seaston. Thomas J. Shea For flood Areas nctually oppoaed, to the efforta of ting bis varied eseperienoas into a Go to Lawyers Mgro than $00 In J ^ Oiatihy. enuaenti on the stalemate- Sueaa area roaeued by h • Simon Bcmatein, a former city Former Deputy Collector Badly Burned TolaovUlt. Jam SS —(91— or aad brought hafiie- art thenc peo|de to *m*p'these free- boM-length narratlva. alderman, baa been named law In partial e d w Hllndncaa only flve-atsto w m . ha gddod. ara Rhoifca. ° Jaa. 2$ —<«V-AetUlg ■SfMaMmt alao waa eigned. Still Question The Fatima Guild la present­ New TcFk, Jan. gfi-K n^Tlia romlvhiB rahahOttgtien aid w ^ by larael and B g y ^ ayranglBg tor year old Soaan Piper ega thaak wga rtvlved by flrimiM uilpf t > IT THK donia and privileges as they them­ ! clerk of the SeqaU Judiciary com aoBM ooUrs oqaai gmy. < SO'DNMon Street PsNstlaa M ^ a ta r -Ralph 7. rseptyator. She waa thm takiS t> WO -CO., IKC ing Oretta Palmer Friday evening Hartford, Jan, 28.—(ffj—The ay- Phone 2-1795 American Rii4 Croos haa sllocato4 incli)4ar tapalriiig aa4 rMulfdiag BaaehO haa Informed the U. N. food and aiedlcm auppUee to roach “Oiano,” a ooidnr apaalel. for •It atfMt selves understand them. Should Feb. 4, at St. James school hall V7ire ^Wllh sWhIch Boy booMft aa4 ottaw stm etnfm rei' A R o r'U in f oxllaa froim Mridvb. the encircled EgypUaa brigade at savlag her life. the Merldm boiq;iltai where $h A«r, ConB.'. $50,000 t « aasiat vlctlnw of yoM"- t h ^ T i ^ iMlans hJql^rWago Jh Socurity Ommeit that Egypt and aras reported reo(>vertng. we have made the original p i ^ - Special Legislation Com­ at 8:90 o’clock in a lecture entitled end floora which awapt tbioiffh piaoommt of ttvortoi* and fayo) Ifraal tavo slgnod “a complete and Faluja, la aoutbem PaHstlae. Suaan oad another child an rKRUUBUN A rta m i.' playing In the rear yard of the Oen'l MtihM*! . IseT Yea, It we are America,’ fot “Woman In the Modem Wjrld.” Co- . Playing Touchics Rail­ five Nortit' AtUnUo aUtaa. maStHofy aqA awdioal had aura- ewurtag" c e w -flre agreemmt. mittee Organizes and Chalrmoh of Ute firat forum ar* om. fM bllndnese la ex- Piper aome yeaterday. Her moth­ Abottt 1,000 eye tajurlee ooM lobct 1. Ittl. If .we do not carry the torch of V ic to r^ . Paaaaga. aaaii tant dl« ' Armlatleo talky, however, have Total color Miss Mary McAdams and H k road's Power Line ^ M g a aald’ the Rad Crbao la tk & a d o ------^ treawly rare. er, Mre. a ifford W , Piper, sudden­ daliy among American worhara. ... lyeedom to the >yorld, we carry Makes No Decision rector o f Cfoaa dlnastar aarv- CWa^^lup*. ArU. bit a aaag over bouadortee and the Morrissey.’ Other members of Ice for tko northeast area, said now-aliHag flood victim* la tha ■£Sr%4 litaira.'Caton«. (a . ,^KiUilnc at aD. Our fault lies in com m ittee Include: Mrs. DANCE Darien, Jan. ■A tan-year at Maacluwter. Conn., Hartford. Jan. 2«.—(*»)—The itcomti Xanm lUli. Mauar. ohr post-war willingness to subli­ Holden. Mrs. Anna Wlrtella, Modem and Sqnars old boy was b ■everaly yas- special legislative committee to Frances Wagner, Mrs. terday when a -with which he . mJBSCRIPnON BATTS mate the principles we so glow­ study the state election laws Is ,*10.00 Taylor, Mias Frances VIolctte, Mias G iven B y waa playing tha 11,000- r r *Uiia t*ar by Hall sou ing!^ iimphastsed during the war still undecided whether it will Eleanor Cashlon, Charles L’Espdr- 8(a bm*Uiham 'by M U i...... v l J Bolton Pilfrim FeHowahip volt line supplying power 1-^. Ona MMttiA by Mall ...... I ' ” itself, 'niere is nothing . wrong make a” spot check" of the No­ once andaWllUam Downing. to trains on the New SMila CobyJobr •'•••...... ?•••! •2J with our principles. The trouble vember elMtlon returns. Bolton Coinmnnlty HnU road's'mialn line here. ^ Oarrlar ^ The committee membership ta ■ • Is that we .have not always SATURDAY# JAN. 29 The youngster, Michael divided equally between Re^bU- Bulwark Is Seen son of Mr. and Mrs. '}.maU}ied them by action and atti­ cans and Democrats—and the two A parties don't see ey^to-cya on tbc Music B y Sheehan, of $44 West a' lA S Y BKR OF tude. Noroton- HolgtaU, was under •lATBP l>KBM And what present UonditlonB in question of looktng-into the Nov. .gainst Recession SUb ’ s Mgrryinakers dd Press is exelotiTsly 2 results. ihent at St. Joseph’s HosplUl, as‘ one o< .twaumieallon of all Asia, and In all the world, for SUmford. for third degree burns rhea cradited t« U. of Republicans have contended Bridgeport. Jan. 28—fP)—Elec­ .TIekets IncL Tat— 75c Trad e-iti all eiwPIcd in this dsper that matter, say to us now is that thst an examination of aome of of both hands and feet. Attendant* not oti tion of officen will feature today’s fald hs wo« expected to recover. and si sl n«wa.pnbi'ai>fd ftare. unless wC do match action -to prin- the returns In cloeely-contested closing session of the two-day 48th All teduhlirsliwn ,* I Srs<‘*sl coses might prove helpful in de­ ■aw Michael and two playmates, dlspatrl r ■In are also reserved we are lost, that we are a annual convention here of the Con­ Richard and Robert Saverine, nine termining what changes are neo necticut Hardware aaaociatlon. client ol N. T- A. 8erv son Which is going down before essary’in the election laws. Demo­ -and seven years old, raepectlvcly, t W e e k Tull Yesterday aome 260 dealen from DUNGAREES PRESCRIPTIONS were playing yeatethonae. pttrrtng from North China to the U f r Also SoropUmlst cauFa an error of judgment. One China narrated the kind of life'he lived Phone 8278 J Java Sea, apreadlng elsewhere." during that period behind the Iron '.'.’hist in Woodruff hall. correspondent describes that er­ “Americans,” says this corre / 'Merri-Wopd” Girl Scout Usually 79eS0 Brand new ror as follows; CHbiwplon chaaihfoy — cut far M l Friday 004 aatarday, ppoodsnt “ am rapidly loatng face “ What General Chlang learned comfort ocroM Iha sheuldert, clM*h Center Church Th* . in tha Orient A reservoir of U. . ’John Doves Mary." RolUathr aU' the hard w a y ' is that bullets arms. Triple Milched. Sites 14M-1F1' S. good will, built up during World ilitortum. ^ weren’t enough.' Communist vic­ Friday, Jammry $8 War n, is about drained dry. In WITH OUR COAL TOUR tories have be^n gained mostly Drive Carefully Oiiards ya. Danbury. Kaatem EASY a vast expanse that is home for a through Nationalist default, often FIRE WILL START l.eague game, 9 p.m.—Armory. billion people, affection for Amer­ imalloner Club to preaml On including the voluntary handing ica, amounting to hero worship a QUICKLY -AND BURN ■icrplla Week-End at 8U James’ over of large quantities of Ameri­ Mtn's Work Socks few years ago, is turning into Drive Refreshed DRESS Spin-Rinse can .arms.’’ , LONG|ER. Meeting of Moneheater Building deep resentment now.'... ind Loan Association at 7^80 p. m. But General Chlang la not alone SHIRTS “Thoughtful people In A da are 3prs.67^ Saturday, Janamy .28 in the world today in that error. Men’s Norwood fearful of a U. 8. policy intended Polio benefit—Firemen vs. Po­ Watkins Brothers Whites and-Fancies Reg. 87* value. 3 poir uc.vf 5136 lice, basketball game 7:1A, variety to build up J a p ^ . They . resent American foreign policy has been W ashers apfferfng from the same error. Sanforized guoronteed to wear 3 mot. ehow. Bdxles vs Anerica’a rail m ghit are General Chlang was encouraged In While, cotton. 10 lo. 12. ou^idoua of U. 8. motives in In­ T O R L ; OIL ^^Ol^dhee'of donesia, Indo-China and other ter­ his error, with respect to China, South church. { to Tneaday. Febmady 1 . ritories where native leaders are by the contention of Americans " $ 1 . 9 8 N Titi UrU CtNftR i BR0>D 199.95 ^ who also thought that guns would .Public bearing to dtafeuas iasU atruggUng for independence. ante of bids for Kew fkdwoia. be enough. Sizes 14 to t6'/t MANY Moro of Ik# S ««o WOMOIRRUi “There is a feeUng that U. S. HoUlster street school. Save A Dollar Value* beep GRANTS TORS la WORKClOTHIS pdUcy^^-or the la^k of a compre- It is Irony that what General Friday, Feh. 4 present’ the on easy terms Lacturs under spanaorahlp of hansisk Abw-all policy for Asia— Chiang and so many others have thought might be the way to ' Fathna Guild. 8 t James’ haO. not onlF is aUenatlng a billion Notice Tkuraday. Fehneiry M \ 4 save China has really been the friends and potential allies, but CLEARANCE BARGAINS fTO THE ELECTORS AN6 TAX­ “ Prida aad Prejudlan." Sock aad With your old washer you pay only $179.96 haa -prompted mllUons of bewil- way to lose China. But those who PAYERS OF THE TOWN OF Buskin play. High Schnol hall, 8;0U for this new Easy. Pay only |36.00 down P. KL Masterpiece \ I people to turn to the Com- condenm him for lodng China MANCHESTER: Special Purchase when you place your order. Ito to Hftean Chlldren’a Wi Friiigr, Fahemiiy 11 BMPdiM for ieaOersllIj^.".: - should be very sure that they Pc. Cream Hat In accardimee with the provl- gacond performaaoM, “Prida and months to pay the balance on Watktoa eon- Bora am- some .af . (the reaaona have learned for themselves the WAIST SUITS - JMz m 2 to 8 T* 89f^ aitona of the Town Charter notice Prejudica,'' 8:15 p. ro. » • venient Budget Terms. hard fact of onr times, which is. la hereby given that a pubUc bear­ Also Military Whkit of HoWster tl^ oorrMpondent cites; Many Colora Indeed, UiatAuns are not enough. Satin ing before the Board of Director* P.T.A. Ways and Means commit­ of fine bedding “Chinese of all factions fear and Prints To will be held In the auditorium of tee. and Cboene From Japin' is being restored to war- 5 7 ff yd. the Hollister Street School on Also semi • formal Valentine 9x 12 Broad loom Axrnmsters Htre’a Um Easy CRETONNE Bongbtex VaMea To S8c Yd. making strength..,. The Chinese The Price Of Bread Tuesday, the first day of Febru­ Donee of Wank J„ Maiiafield De- tor with ita tachmant. Marina Corps League, are not The people of the ary, 1849, at 8 o'clock P. M., to waahtag aetton. Perhaps having seen what a lit­ Taa, conrider and act with reference to Inc., at Rainbow. 'Bw Of Tkeao rectors of the Town to ap­ ETea# your floors in rich new floor covering at a substantial sav- |f p e r f e c t point a Building Conimlttee Fbbnmrr 18 to 28 U.S. .ovion Ruada. What Wortiea them is a COTTAGE SETS $1AS Vohw •Auto roflrirmtbm at State Ar­ why the price of bread has not of the Town' and defining the ingl One of America’s most famous millB . . you’ll recognize growing suspicion that the U. S., harmonised Itself even slightly mory hero. I I X $ • ’ powers and duties of atich Botuiday. March I t FO A Itf ' it to a ^ u t e . . fumlahed thig limited atoi^ of ‘’mffl Irregu- w o u l d b e in a*dealre to convert Japan Into with a recent decline in the price Building Committee. fars.” S s imperfections to no way impair the wearing quail- $2JS VMm Annual Ladles' Night of Tall a bulwark against Russia, is neg­ of wheat and Sour. COCOA DOOR MATS 2. The appropriation, subject to Cedars. MATTRESS. . of thim famous ruga as moat of them are to design. Chooee A q lecting' the democratisation of the From January to October, 1948, c approval by the voterh here­ inafter referred to, of a-sum . f jmh itew "caiyed” effects to two-tone coloriiurs. Eighteen Cen- O 27»O v former enemy. They\, are con- the , average price of wheat .^^torywralg Ceee cut) mid a hooked design. GRANTS FABRIC PRICES COME DOWN of money, not to Aiceed *1.- Lika ftna old fNiintinfs and Btana- vinced that Japan, v^Re it may.^dropped 30 per cent, 688J)00, to be added to the •merge strong, quite probably 'vfill I When this prife reducUon got 1948-1949 budget, ’’Capital PRESqUPTIONS scripts, richly modeled early aflver- Dot be demooiAtlc,... .down to flour, it became a reduc- Accoxmt," for ,the purpose of ware and ciocks'by skilled craftsmen ■ paying the cost of such • of 8 A, M. To 11 P. M. o f the past, $. K pylon is th e matr^ *rt>e' people of Indonesia and ■ tlon of only flfteen per cent In the the following proposed capi­ 3 PNannaeiats Tndo-China are almost fanatical price of that commodity. tal. projSyta as are so ap- tress masterpiece of today. It does' Be Your Own in their de^re'to break away from But when it comes to bread, the A tkjtr it iitktr wey... Mk pfoved by the voters at an 'Arthur Drug Store everj’thing a mattress fihould do and .the Dutch and French. Becaiise eIectlon“to be called and held does it better. Miliions of bubbles of end product, there ^-has been' no trtuit-msris a»M» tke itm i tiuni. pursuant to the provisions of w r U. 8. propaganda during the war air forced into naturally rasiUent decorator-huyerl price reduction at all. To the con­ •OnUD UMDN AUTMOOTY Of m COCA-COU COMMHT. ir Section 25 of Chapter V of put 00 much stress on the Four trary, there has been a fraction of the Town Charter:' (II con- buoyant rubber gives luxurious' Coco-Coia Bottling Coin?sn7< Fast Hartford, Conn. Twin Size Mittresses 79-50 Freedoms and the right of all peo­ a cent' Increase ifi t^e average na­ stnicting and originally laxation and sledp. , equipping and fumlohing a TUNING AND ples to oelf-govemment, rebel tions^ price of the one pound loaf. • •tf4».1lneM-C«hiC«i*m* loaders' confldently expected new elementary school to be 2 So, while, the price of its basic built on land ot the Town lo­ REPAIRING ■ i Full Size Mittresses 89*50 ikmerica to help- their fight for PERCALES ami Ingredient has declined 30 per cated on Princeton Street, " For eatn length (89”) add 10.90 Rberty. Now they are dlsillusion- cent, the price of bread Itaelf has the estimated coot of «vhich Lrapanl .Eccelleiile la $715,000: (IT) conatmeting ■♦d and bRter... .Many people iij- •gone up. m C e n t o r S t . T el. 4757 \alat that the . U, 8. is giving lip and originally equipping and The bakery industry tells the furnishing a new elementary Bax Springs to it. ^Mrvlce to the Indonesia Republic Agriculture Department that la- school to be built on land o( 59.50 and 69,50, re­ while aiding the Dutch indirectly BROADCLOTHS the Town located on Otcott iMr and other factors are much Doctors and nurses, plus, Street, the eatimatfd cost of- spectively.. •f In the latter’a effort to hold the more imporUnt to the cost of a ®aat Indlee....For months the which la $924,000: and I III I INCOME TAX loaf of bread than the wheat in it, Striving virologists, preparing plana and apeclfi- -Oommunists have been telling the Nonethelees, one would think that ^TherapiUSi Surgeons and cations for a new elementary Indoneelans that they were being some way could be found in which achool, to be built on land of is M y businesH not Juat a the Town located ^on Broad betrayed by America, that the the American housewife would gei College biologists. few weeks hot 52 weeks a U. 8. had sold out to the Dutch... Street, and for an addition to some little dividend from our pos­ the Hollister Street SchobI, year. "In Indo-Chlna many l^rriitas All have joinetl session of a good grain crop. the estintated cost ot which For qoaHfiad assistance . s' Luxurious Sofas i#xpeeted the U. S. to help them is $00J)09. In the fight to repel in the preparatloR of yoqr Win Independence years ago. In- 8. 'roe detcqnlnation • of the income tax return caD Rtead. they oay, U. a 1 ^ - U a s e Moriarty Brothers The dread polio virus manner In which eaid appro­ arma showed qp on the kde of the priation and addition to said Made to Your Order We hope soon to quell. budget is to be financed and C ^F ge P. Anderaon French. So they-have turned to C O A L IS raised, whether by taxation, Oonununista to lead their fight for by borrowing, by transfer- 785 r ^ te r St., TeL 6859 • freedom-.... • Guarani— d wathabh ring kvailable funds, or oth­ Every model at a January savingl Not juat ona but aix erwise or by a combination S “ Tbronghout Asia the story of GOOD luxurious louime styles from which to chooaa. Not juat € M o d e l f • Guarani— d colorfasi ot aucb methods, ' jh a ^ to tm e n t .at the U. a has sCOALi DO YOUR PART 4. Such other matter relating six covers btilover 60 fine fabrics to use to working w t yten repeated since the end of the la any maaner to tho fitrege- Bttnded MemoHah your cdor s c h ^ h Each davenport is made to order’, de- 6 0 C o v e r t ; It 'Waa the Ameri- ing Mi may prbperly be con- Uvery to SO daya!^ ^ firnenlao of the Four FTee- DO IT NOW aideilered at said heating. OngINBLTtUUT Coleriul priflit la Rna $0 ig. parcalol VAI-MCT r distrtbuted in propaganda A t aald bettring electora and SoHd color broadcloth* in a *election of taxpayers will have an oppitriimi- MfimORIAL CO. You’D like the sturdy, loiig-lastiDg conatructiae tjht*?** > over BMUah protest^ that THE POLIO DRIVE ENDS ty io spAtk with reference to any af Watkins tm i^tew d furniture . • bardweed Irusas, BunM ^ •natinnatiets vhM Sprli^' *hode*. find them oH in F . ^ 0 A Saoth WlafiMw $189 of the foregoing niatters prior to ■erew’^ , doww^, and comer-braced- FiiNft I Yhalr todependence." • actioB thereon by the Board

MA.NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCkESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, JArfUARY 26, 1942 VAOS MAM:Ht;STl-;K KVKNJNG HKRALD. MAN(.HESTIiR. C-UNt#.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20 19*9 , at a news conference. Yoahlda Tb fig h t dardd by Anted Jim 'ri^ ...... -'I-" I ...... Would Crksb Coaumialiit Tokyo, Jan. 28— —The Japs- Burning Roast Calls- C^rds Received Tokyo, Jan. 3fi —(F)— Prime aaid despite hla victory in Sun­ Cratlc Liberal party. RtAbllity of this atruggltrij ^ * 1 the only talent not called for In Pills Are Issued Minister Shlgsru Tnsbida said to­ day's alection he wanted to work nea* Ck>mmunlst party wamad to­ Tho party wen M sm s Senator," Phyllis McKinley, la’ day (t would "vigorously fight” Hous* of Rsprosentaltvsa Utton Co.: GeeU J. UswcU et al Large Attendance Mra. . Erna Burariw, who taught hia part of Fred la to airff. Out Local Firemen day he wanted tfi eruan tha Ootn- more closely with the second rank­ I It is estimated that Americans vs. Russell Champ; Sophie McLoan In “Pride iind Prejudice' dramatlca In a Masaachuaetta high flames Vandarroort la John. Ha Johnton'B Again to Pupils From Fred Rakel* muniata. Tbs Statement waa made ing Democratic party which Is read 400 million books a year. the new economic measures or- day^s slsction. ■ Lvilte et al Vs. N. Y., N. H. A Hartford school after graduating from had the kadlag comedy foie In last The Ifrnchester Fire depart­ Railroad; Thomas H. Newsome vs. Expected at Play Emersoh College of Oratory. Mra. year's produetion of ITO Oommand Poultry Fuim Ood Uver oolTaipiln bNng «•- ment was called out ,on a atiU Cards of greeting have been re­ New"York. Nov/ Haven and Mart* Burgeas baa appeared In eeveral Performance, preeentdS In compe- alarm yesterday afternoon at ft ceived hr fbs Britlah-American IS ^ Shidents ford Railroad. The Nomuui Kraans comedy, public performances of amateur Utloa at tha Avary hfcmorlal, and PrMh Drcaasd ChleksM, hued to local ritUdraa. Tna pUla o’clock to 192 Wdodbritlke Club and the Center Restaurant Men’s Club which had such a successful run theetricals. Her 'hushend, Philip la IdaaUy suited In all raspacU to r ra funialMd tbrtragh tha Bduea- atreeL It was indicated that from Fred Baker, mailed on board A social meeting of St. Ber- on^Broadway in pretious aeaaona, Burgeee, has taken leading rolM be Mary’s lover. To ddacrtbe what Saturday help was needed at once, and Uw Queen Mary. Mri Baker, who, nsrd's Men's club will be held this : tio nctabfm a money raised by ' ToGivePlay is expected to draw % good many In' amateur produettone, and hla ht. has to go through before the Fresh Ruick froicn poul­ the Mle ef Cbriatmaa a ^ The the firemen made a record with hla brother William of Hart­ evening at St. Bernard's church | people from surrounding commu­ present role of Senator James Mc­ 'Bnal curtain would be Uke givlnf time run to the home. Arriving ford, will visit relatives and friend*, hall. Movies of the IMS World plUa are given to the ohUdren by nities. Invitations have been ex­ Kinley, father and Jiuaband, te an away a mysUry play. try, auy time. the teacbera on reoommantlatlon there, they found smoke en­ in England, statea^that the trip Seriee will be shown and also Out­ tended to the twelve member especially amusing one. Tha aupportlag cast, Jn the rolee veloping the kitchen. A roast waa unevantful. He will vMt the SHOP j BockvUleV Q«m o f ’49 standing hews reels of IMS. Ad­ 847 Middle Turnpike. Wm I of the aebool doctor. . PARIS groups of the Associated Little LUy Herblah’a part calla for of Oacar the elevator man; IX. Vic­ 'Atthougb tbia baa b«hi a local bad been in the oven find be­ home of hla birth In Gloueeterahira, 829 MAIN STREET ditional entertainment is being Theateik of Greater Hartford by making thing* compileateid for tor O’Laary; Rad Cross "m m lter,” Near Hoekanum River At cause of the Intense heat. It a n d mAh* an ,*xtanded trip I To Plreseht Show on planned and refreshments wilt be practice Tor yearn It was diaeon- had burst Into fiames. George Munson, prefident of O n" everyone in John Lovee Mary. Lily Gaorga Beacbwood: anBrooklyn, in the TCCT one-act Elwood J. Howlet and Fred W. chestar are among the passengers club of'the Union Congregational Thia play will be given a t , the cod-Uver oil pUla were. uaneoea- listed, and they have spant con- < The dOM of IMe of the Rockville tournament pley in Hartford. this Moore. New to the Miancheeter B8ry* church v/ill hold n food sale at the Hollister street school auditorium north of the railroad underpass on ■Idarabla tlm* together. . High echool will present "A Dote Co-op store on Park Place on Friday and Saturday nights, Jan­ past June, and as Mrs. Felnstein s t^ e are “Butch” P arritt and El- A delegation ai .tha Catholic in the April, 1948 Co-Wed'a Gay fwood Howies, but '"Woody’’ Mothers’ CIrelcs s p a r e d In pro­ Louts 53, but the coroner attribu- Chairman of tha Veterans Coun­ ' with Jody” by Aleen DeeUe ot the Thursday. January 27. starting at uary 88 and 29, with an 8:15 p. ni. Model Corsy todthe accident to excessive speed cil and tha Recording Secretary of two o’clock. Nineties Revue. HarUn and Fred Moor# have play­ test at S BHmtIng of tho Board ot i itykea Auditorium on P^doy eve- curtain both nights. ed leading parts in Oo-Wedg’ which he estimated at 60 miles an the Britlah-American Club, Mr. Republican Women The MAry (McKinley) in . the The object ot Llly'a sAections la Education. The board tooh tba Bakar expects to return to Man­ ainf, Feb. 4 ot S oVlock. The fol- Fred Taylor, played by Merrill revuea Plonety Boats, ^ matter under advisement, but be­ hour. u SHEETS The Tolland County Republican play is Mary Bums.. , She played chester the last ws4k of February. lowiac committees .hove been on* Woroen'a club will meet this a ft-! leads for a Hartford'Little Thea­ (’’Butch”) Adanja. Mr. Adams has fore any action was. taken Dr. Wataon resigned hla poelUon. Tba world’s longest aerial cable He la. amployed aa' the Service ; aamieed; Stofs monoger, Fred emoon at the home of Mrs. Frank ter group at the Avery in the fol­ appeared In leading roles in ell The fleet hydroelectric station Bolso, Tools, railway transports ores 00 miles partment Foreman of the Manches­ REGULARLY Parlsek of West WllUngton. Mrs. lowing productions: Marge Ben­ three of the revuea presented by in America was built in Anpleton. Or. Joseph Barry, appointed last Dowdlng; prompter, Alice Sutton; tall to fill the position vacated by from fiwcden’ir hti-e RoUden mines ter Division ot the Hartford Gas Viola H. Lugg of Rockville was in son tin "Out of the Frying Pan;” the Oo*Weda ot Center church, and Wla, in 1882. . near the Arctic Circle. Ck>mpany. stogSi Robert Butler, Arthur Cold* charge of the reservations ^ for j Terry Randall In "Stsige Door,** AceiMSorios Dr. Wataon, recommanded that the 8t X 99 w ^ . Bemord Brtel, Floyd Klbbe, those 'from Rockville and Vernon Margaret DeClantiB Nan Lal^ntalne . and smaller parts With the same use ot the pills be restored. $2.98 John Lttso. Edwin McIntyre, Rich* attending. . poup for the past seven years. 72 X 99 Ord , Stewort, Horry Tomosek, * s She also has done radio work over 2 .4 9 • Robert Welncortner, Arthur Analvemary Dinner Vivacious, flirtatious, Irrep/e8sl*| admission tickets may be bought Hobby Shoope The 50*50 club of the Baptist from Sock and Buskin members, WDRC and WTIC. ! Wohllebe; properties, Ruth Von ble. Irresponsible, and interested i Her mother In the play, "Mra. . 6 Griswold SL ,Federal Housing THESE SUPER SPECIALS Stvaiit, al«r^ elnaH prlead lower rtian you Bttw, ehoirmon; odvertlsing ond church will celebrate Its anniver­ or from Miss Mary McAdams of sary with a "dining out” party only in red-coated officers—such ' the faculty. Up Your Scalp 3^.^T Open lp-7 con buy sboota of Hiis quolity onywkoro ' publicity, Muriel Lons, ehoirmon: are* Lydia and Kitty, the youngest Sales Are Put Off FOR THURS. NIGHT ONLY Myno ^lemsn, Betty Gemux, this evening. 'hic members will oho. You con'I offord to miss this chonce ' Ann Orinoski, Floyd Klbbe, Ui* meet in front of the Baptist church daughters of the Bennet family, ; ladla Plana Cenaoa \ cUle Mother, Potrielo North, at 7 p. m. this evening for trans­ played by Margaret DeCiahtis and ' According to Information racstv- PROM 5 P. M. TO 9 P. M. to stock up on skeots. Thomos- Powers, Mory Reordon, portation. Nan LaFontaine In "Pride and New Delhi, India—(^--Printing If ydar stialp is slug­ ed hers today, sals of any fadardil . Gordon Soy, Paul *81^1; ushers, Emblem Club Prejudice,” to be presented on i presses will soon start tuniing out gish and unhealthy, The Rockville Emblem club ^\ill February 10 and 11 by Sock and ’ the first of nearly 400 million NOW GAM BE BEATEN housing eonatructad in this aactlon l^ m o Oolemon, Corolyn Conley, ^ Bistrk* ef Pta-WsvaN he*s hMS your hair naturally Doris Doncosss, Roaemory Deptu* bold a Sewing Sk>clal this evening Buskin. forms to be used in the 3951 cen­ lUMwn f«r ssatariss. aa4 ■tUlina at *le- FREE under the tsrma of the Lanhsm lo, Audrey Fredrich, Betty Qer* at eight o'clock at the Elks Home. Miss DeClantis Is an experienced sus. The census tentatively is ttasa ksT* seocat a war to 4oal with this loses its lustre and Act la to be put off iiRMIniUly, TTie committee In charge includes scheduled to begin March 31, 1951. S«rt that livaa laatd* tha haava h ^ . Senator Brien McMahon has been BOX, Ann Griaarski, Theresa Woe* actress, having been a student a t : Ta4ar. thaaka to a svacial. beauty. Wake up your LAND O’ LAKE§ Ir: 1 Isnr. Mrs. Evelyn Keeney, chairman, the Randall School in Hartford.! Prcp.irations are ibeing made on scalp through a scries Delivery Service advised. Rotary Chib Mrs. Emma Disk. Mm. Rose Va- As a monoloquist. ahe has gained : an estimate that the population of our special treat­ ’Thus, there will be no sale of The Rodcville Rotary club wiU lusai and Mrs. Mary DeSilva. Rc- local fame. The vice-president of I will total about 340 millions. ments. Yon'll find your Jiomee at thU Uma either In the meet thursdoy ot noon ot the frsshments will he served. Sock and Buskin, she is the daugh­ In 1041, six years before this Orford VlUage or Silver L m Leglea Auxiliary ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Dc- subcontinent was partitioned, the , Tha aaar4a4Uka P-W taWats aat hair has new beauty. Our free delivery Homes projects, or In any other Rockville Hotel with Principal ta a a a ^ >«■>«• PlarWaraM. 8a CANNON PILLOW CASES Raymond Romsdell of the West There win be a meeting of the Ciantla of 202 Porter street. population totaled 389 millions. ilaa^ aaCtr with tha- aaiharraiaiac natal . more life to it. And .service is avnilablo project In the sUU. * District school Of the speaker. Mr. American Legion Auxiliary thia Miss La Fontaine, daughter of Onsus officials estimate that 330 youll (hrill to the dis­ to you for all yonr Housing and Homo A d ^ tttr a - BUHER 69‘ Romsdell will tell of his work in evening in the G. A. R. hall at 8 Mr. and , Mrs. A. La Fontaine of millions now live in .'ndia and Sw’z covery \that your per­ n e ^ at any time tor Raymond M. Foley has iuM Sisos 42 X 98 Rofulorly Stafford with the Stafford Rotary p. ro. At this time plans will be 05 Weat Middle turnpike, is a about 80 mtlliohs In Pakistan. We-WwisHMI and for any quan­ Senator McMahon that unUI Con- club. discussed for the February meet­ member of Center Church Thesp- manent too has more rreas has had an opportunity to CHOOSE FROM 45 X 18 Basketball ing and a report will be j^ven of lana. She also appeared aa the . life than before. tity. Just call PINE ETon tha future of fideral hoj» MAKCHFJSTER’S Two basketball games will be the unit's recant visit to Rocky French maid In “Our Hearts Were PHARMACY and liig, there ’rill bo no change In the LAROE.ST SELECTION played this evening in the Senior Hill. Young and Gay," Sock and Bus-, your order will bo present sUtus. AND SAVE DECORATIVE SCATTER n League spoasored by the Recreo* kin's leading play last season. I^SILVIR PROM MICHAIIS *• delivered ^ immedi- CIGARETTES -tion Board, the St. Bernard's team Those planning to buy reserved altly. All ColotB Sisos Rognlofly mosUng the Rockville Legion In G Clef Concert seats for the performance arc urg­ A FART OP THI TRADITION Plans to Replace the.Srst gamo and the Pork Hotel ed to purchase the tickets as soon Watch For Tho ALL POPULAR •1 .9 8 team meeting the Jewish Commu­ as poMibie. Reserved and general MCDDERNE 8 J . 7 S nity Center in the second game. Date Scheduled Little White Truck Crossing Tenders 1 BRANDS r ^ , Passed Rsaadaotlonn DISH TOWELS The Connecticut Bor association The date set for the annual G TorringtoB, Jan. 28—(^ CARTON LOOK AT THESF BUYS has announced that Robert F. Ka* Clef Oincert Is Tuesday, April 8 BEAUTY SALON New Haven mfiroad M planntoij^ ban of Vbmon was among the sue* in EmanusI Lutheran diurch. PINE replace eroaslng tenders ta C ^ | $1.00 eeaaful candidates who took the neeUcut communitlea with auto- » >1.00 Sheet Blankets...... $1.98 Plastic Table Qoths . Bar asasBlaation recently. Attor* Several proposed guest artists FORMERLY 39c EACH 84 X 84 Jane Cleary PHARMACY maUe fl*Misr llghta jM Special Purchase aw Kahan la a native of Vernon, have been contacted but as yet no bona. Thia waa revsalM today whro $1.49 a gmdhute of the Rockville High definite decision has been reached 905 MAIN STREET TEL. ^1 1 Mayor William A. Kllmartln m d . Cannon and Startex dlnh towels In multi- ? Cretonne Slip Covers . . 10% Off Bathroom Sets ...... school and University of Cornice* as to who will share the honor po­ 6»4 Center St. TeL 2-9814 that a d e la tio n of raUread rtfl' stripe, red, bine, green. ^Chairs, INvaas Mat and Lid Cover*. Washable Cb tlcut. He is a veteran of World sition with the all-girl chorus. . When Minutes daM rial tad him thU wartt to dl^ SUGAR 59e War n and graduated from the Cannon Turkish Towejs . .... 39c Paper Drapes...... At present the club is devoting cuas tha proposal Insofar as It af- Special Greop. Reg. 80e Ualverslty of Connecticut ilMw most of Its time to the music Count fseta ‘Torrington. - n - , . * ~ Beg. To 550 achool la IMS. At present he is which will be beard in the forth­ *ni8 nMTor sBld th t rtllrota JACK LB. employed at the legal department Have year doctor tele- 5% Wool Blankets ...... $2.49 Marquisette Curtains . coming concert. Director G. Albert oimiala toW him tba nattier Ught BAG EggabeB. Reg. $8.98 of the Aetna Casualty and Secur* Pearson baa introduced many new phoae hta preaeriptina and warning b A ayatom 1* b « ^ reg. 8SA8 Ity Company of Hartford. musical works to the club this tft Weldon’s over oar pri­ BARSTOW SAYS THE TRUTH*? ussd genarally in Maasaifii^U FROST . . $1.98 Cottage Curtains .... Jury Osaea year and the reqimue among the vate profeaatonal wire for fr • ■ * ^ and that tha railroad plana to In- Maple Chair Slip Covers Beg. 82A8 Beg. Te SSM AddlUofial Jury eases are ached* members has been gratlf^g. bauBcdlate dellvary to ■tall a slmUar program In Con- ulod for the session of the Tolland The ticket committee compoeed Tonr home. nacUeuL Thar* sw six crossings County Superior court on- Thura* of Mr. Pearaon, Mlsa Jeanette Pa- In Torrington protoctod by cross­ rsuPERi day as follows, with Judge John H. ton. Miss Ruth Howe and'. Mrs. 1949 MODELS ARE nraiE ing lendsis.______Xing presiding, Arnold J. John Doris McKintaey will begin their WELDON'S a 4^ (0 * • . *' POPULAR > 0 0 0 J PARIS CURTAIN SHOP Sion et al va. Franklin G. Welles work during the coming week. at al; Marian Franklin et al va. This will be the twenty-first an­ 901 MAIN STREET 829 MAIN ST. USE OUR CONVENIENT LAYAWAY PLAN TELEPHONE 2-2747 Francis T. O'Loughlln; Joseph nual concert to be presented by Stamford Man Is 974 MAIN STREET-lillEE PARKING Kosa vs. New England Transpor* the club. Blamed in Deaths

Bridgaport, Jan. 28—(8V-Rob- . ert A. SmlOi. Cartor drive. SUm- ; ford, was held criminally liable by ArV^^stiiifihouse! Coroner Theodore E. Stelber to­ day for the deaths of David Smith. • 28. of 24 Brood street Norwalk, and Jamas Orcaney, 58, of 198 Van Rennsalaer avanue, Stamford, who wtM injured fatally last Dec. 14, when a ataUon wagon In which they were riding skidded and over­ turned In Bethel. Hosiery Dividend Sale Mr. Smith, operator of the Injur­ ing auto, said the vehicle went out of control after striking a rock while rounding a sharp cun-e Jiist , . ENDING SATURDAY, JAN. 29 made poteible by NSW - sxcLusivs - A u ro j^ T ie Notice

S[0;N iTiRm i Zoning Board of Apptsln In accordance.with the require­ ments of the sonlng regulations of Gives you COLDER COLD the Town of Manchester, the Zon to freeae 'foods lister and ^ ing Board of Appeals will hold a keep frozen foodq safer— public hearing hr the. Municipal Building *Monday evening, Janu­ aaurea steady, eafd cold for ary 31, 1949, at 8 P. M., on the normalfood-keepinMHOLD- follo^ng appllcaUona: COLD CONTROL is all- AppDbatlon ef Franklin Hill for weather automatie-^no dials extension of permission to oper­ ate Woodworking Shop a t 84 Al­ to adjust. You got Giant ton Street,-Residence A Bone. Super Freeur that fraezaa 1 " Application of Alice Haynes for and Btorea 85 poundsiof food permlaalon to use two rooms In and ice. . . big MaauXeeper home for sale of dreaaea at 8 .. ,4wo big Htunidtaiaan and Hackmatack Street, Residence B zone. other great features in the Apnjlcatlon of Personalized new WcetinghouM Dp Luxe Floora for permission to erect, a 9—a full 9 eubUs foot lighted sign 10' from street line'at erator-fTOCBer that taMm an* 392 Main Street, Business zone. more floor space than fa naw Application of Frank - Obreniiskl i for permiasion to operate fruit • 7 cubic foot modalal *! and Vegetable stand at 844 Middle Turnpike West, Residence AA I DnleareP ^zqne. ... j Now Is ihc Time lo Stock Uiioii Fuiuous Sliver Slipper Nylons while Here or» the finely wrought ApplicaUon of Howard R. Little for permlaalon to operate Poultry Our DIVIDEND SALE Is in Progreis. iterling tilver piece* which, while , 8289-95 Dreading Plant at 304 Autumn —. T Street, I^eaidence'A m e . Buy One Pair Any Grade Silver Slipper Nylons inexpeniive, bring doily joy to every home. lLFLOnly|S29.95 f Application of Joseph HetUngar .\nd Receive The Second Pair At Half Price for permission to erect building to They ore perfect gift* th remember you , be used In connection with t5>ld- l8t 2nd Both ing BuaineBa a t 200 Middle Turn­ Pair Pair Pair by. Prices include fede(of Tex. pike Weat. Buaiiieaa zone. 11.59 .80 $2.39 ' Divided Payitmntt Application of .John and Judith , "'P /irc Larson for permiasion to convert ti.ree-famlly dwelling to four-fam­ forces Sheer (3t Gauge, 20 Denier) .. >aeeaaeae( $1.49 .75 $2.24 Stirling Card Tray .. S 4 .0 0 ily dwelling at 80-84 Main Street. You expect great things from OWsmobile—pioneer of Hy»li»-Matlc Drive and builder of the Bttsineus Sheer (45 Gauge, 30 Denier) $1.29 .63 $1.94 Residence B tone. • Starling Son Son Dish . S 6 .0 0 Appllcatlqn of Charles Luce for Futuramics! But hem’a another Oldsmobile "first” that exceeds even yoor highest expectations. It’s $1.00 .50 $1.50 Starling Condia Stick (Pair! $ 9 .0 0 extension of permiasion to have Repairer's Uceato at 824 Middle the Oldsmobile R o ch et" Engine—that revoluUonary high-compression power plant you’ve heard Join Our Hosiery Club arul Gel the 13th Pair Free Turnpike East, Residence B lone. so much about. Horsepower hits an action-packed 135 . • • yet, with all tho added power, gasoline Starling Napkin Singe Al $ 2 .5 0 Application of Benjamin J. Starling Shall Candy Di*h Munabn, d.bA., Munson's Dandy mileage b actually im p r o ^ . And the "Rocket” is so efficient in operation . . . so amaaingly smooth $ 1 0 9 0 Candy Company for permiasion to use building for mfinufacturing of ' . . . so incredibly silent • • • that you’re gat to drira it to M ietr it! That’s why we invite you to visit candy for wholesale and retaU. your Oidsmohile dealer's... to see the "Rocket" Engine through a special uansparent hood. . . and to EST. . and ttgna for same at 117 New • ^ Ito n Road (Reari, Reeldenaa drUmitJ It’aiOMsmidiile'a successor to the New Look. . . "Tha Now Tfcritt” in Futuramie motoringl OLDSMPBIU 1922 BARSTOW *S ? '•A and Rural noiM. All peraona Intorestod may at­ tend this bearing. JEWELERS ... SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 JUST NORTH OF THE POSTOPHCE Zoning Board of Appeals. TRY YHB NEW THRILL AT YOUR OLDSMORILB D B A L JR ’ E Shop By Martin E. Alvord. MANCHESTER 938 MAIN OPPOSITE OAK ST. ' ' Chairman. .■>12 WE.ST CENTER STREET N4 MAIN STREET I TUNi IN TiO MALONE... every mernint. Meitdtty Hireugh Prld«y...AaC Network James H. McVeigh, MANCHESTER MOtCR SALES, Inc. tDar«lt« t Secretary. m • J T MANCHBS’l'GK BVBNING HBRALUi MANUMBSTEB. WBUMCaUAT, JANUARY 26, 1049 \ FACE MANUHharrCK ICVSNiMt} tUSKAJUUf WBUNEtMJAY, JANUARY 26, 1949 faron a simitar number of Arabs 343 Jump over taat year. This kggBie. Constance Bcend, itatay CMtaetac V a for Ka|fo Hospital o f St. Raphael foUowtng voUaglMre. year toe budget was set at 32,128,• •OS, the flia t haahstoall g m e era, a ten piece orchestra, wlU pro­ an operation performed yesterday. Eatimate 25 Mill Tax OSU.23 of which 31.711.434.51 la to vide music for dancing following Impressiv^ Rites Ann Oaten. WlidCipd PfLong. InfiimtRdlii That there nda been terrorism wtU not be started untU 7:16 ol Kelly. Susan Kiv. Sandra Lsik Now Haven. Jan. 36—(g )—^Mta. The veteran Domoeratle party Sei^ce Qubs’Lecture . and violence in toe oonqticst of come from taxation and 3416,625.49 Um Firemen and Poles rehew their toe entertainment Nora Harris o ttb is City, U. 8. col­ leader entered the hospital last from grants and aourcea other A t toe benefit bowling match ritaen, Jcaana .Ofodaen, Suaaa Palestine, and that, while toe dis­ . :^Mate fpr Manchester OPENING long-standing rivalry. Dhfeatrflw By-Cirl Scoutf lector o f the port o f Connecticut, Thureday for surgical treatmeat than tmcatlon. held Monday night at toe TJC.C. l ^ t . Marilyn Roberta, Gloria S«lliii9 Flof Or placed persona Issue had, accord- tbs taw hoya In a snd Judith Wrubel. tvas rcotlag comfortably at the of an undisclosed ailment. ng to toa spaaker, very little part A 26 mill rate will rglae about WATCH THE HERALD FOR id-Drive A., a total of S19A8 was coUected Develops into Debate 31,757,000 on the grand Hat aa It -hatttai the Firemen will be. point­ Twclvs members of Tfoep 04 in the drive of Zlonlam, tha suc­ General Manager George, fLe-prUtiona that 3133,000 will be al- ing for s win to bven the ■«>•]•• for toa polio campaign. The two Diipltx In D^ir-„ stands. ' FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENT teams. West Side Rec and' Wed­ were made toowniea a t’ as ‘ ba^' cess o f ZlonIsiA has created a asil* Waddell tola morning said...... that it 'lo fitted to toe town reserve fund for R m r u that toe PoUce are 'Toad- of hta own eatlmata that Rusate 'ftte Board of Tax Review will nesday Night T League, wtU fin­ Members of Audience Iloa new dls|riacsd persons—these looks now as If It win take a 35 capital expenditures. Previously, start Ita aeaaiona February 1 to ijNsil ResidMits A fe tag" their roeter fontoe important preasive ceremony held yesterday abl« Locotion at tho Dardanoltao oould torn being Arabs. miU tax rate to .raise toe money" toe reserve fund bad been fed by game hds served to Increase toe ish their match Monday night at ■woop acTOMuAfrioh to Dakar and hear appeals from assessments, toe West Side Rec. The Rec all- afternoon at the HoIUster aehooL ^ Protest SutemmU of Btiags Fretost for town >tlona tots year.Ia apeclel two mill levy. DifBculty and these will be continued for two to Rctnni Fold* ForCoth?? > than 1,600 mitaa moro to an in- ThsM contentions on the part based on new ' aasessment. | In setting up thin s p e ^ l rate was MANCHESTER SSS; '*TO?second ganw brings t^;eto- htare hold a 3S-pln advantage over The auditorium was t r a i » weeki dally.' toe T Leaguere from their meeting ^ Speaker Concerning vaaion of tho Amortoan hamia- o f OolonsI Furlong met with im­ WaddeU atresasd that toe tahta- encountered, antr this year, instead 308 MAIN ST.. AT THE TURNPIKE ii9» B<4on S atu i^y er the Origlnsl DIxlee end toe old formed by means of evergreens. In pharo, Colonal Furtong omphaalzed earlier this week. AU proceeds will mediate protest and contradiction tlve rata he aaentloned might be of a special rate of tax, toe res^o Several centuriea before Christ Rec Five. In their hey-day. toe to "The Itagie Woods** through W b have several eus- ^ ylssnes in Palestine certain facta or etalma. revised either upward or down- fund* money wag • appropriated ■ out-01 Complete Rof and Carpet Servtee i.lViUi three Oqm cMMlBing In Dixies were rated among the beet go into toe Manchester March of from, members of toa audtanoe, tod toe Greeks experim'ented with which toe girts arers cseottad ^ tomers waitiagling to do buai-buai Thcae facta, or ***v*W l Unkod by Attofiiey John Rottner, hlmaelf ward by action of toe Board of 't t e right and only a alngte tax will be JlnndiMtnr ***eeii of Diinet teama in toe eUte. Two local men, DlmsA ' The eCheduled addreu upon j togetbor, and not balanced b j tha asdias hrid. crude hydraulic machinery. mmo Hantelli and Tommy Mur­ Sandra HommelL A fter each girl For fnfl parjienlnrs of toe Jewish faith, who challeng- Review, as It might change : < b ^ eoaOibutlm linve reached saw her reSection In the **megle menta, or by the need for addltion- Laat year toe tax rate waa 23H phy, win appear with the Dixies. PewerM Parrste tOFT can ad COkmcl Furlong's entire con­ mllla. Including toe two mill re­ pool,** Mrs. Woodrow Hoaunell, •r* ! tK*ssajsr.S2r-” ^ cept. In the snd, howevSr, It was sl special appraprtations. I3.1W. It waa announced today by The old Rec Five wlU be remero- Ohartea W. Furlong, noted ox- ^ y ,, ^ It is actually a bit too early yet serve leyy. The increase of l « i b^od hy toe older reeidenU of Large parrots not only bite to toe loader, pi eeentad her with her X decided to leave full rebuttal to Oainoe Weat, treaeurer. Increaa pin. Linda Krlckaon then hMp40 plorer and lecUiror, bofora toe j peeted to preaent, gave aome of to make any deSnlta estimate, mnia projected for the current Manchester as a team capable of pieces toe woodwork of a cage, banqupt of tho com- Colonel Furiou*a hearera the Im- anotoer speaker at another meet­ yesr la made neceaaary by bud­ Inn coin folder returns have help­ the girls Snd the roed to **Browa- Jonrit Realty ing. WaddeU said. He atoted that hta, ed ilii «eebt the fond, and another giving toe DIxlee plenty of trou- but may also demolish Hvlng trees, 'Mned aervtea duha o f M an-, pUcation that monlam and the cret 35 miU "gu u s" was based on getary Increaaea this year baaed scootdiiv to the Ktaieyctopedta letand.** ' -i, 645 Center Street Earlier portions of too meeting ‘ aSyeal was issued this afternoon bta. Mrs. George Jones o f the IValn- cheater at thaMaaontc Tampta taat 1 Mion of the atato of larael things Just as they now stand. on bicTeaaed costa an along the Entertalaiwest. Aeta Britannlcs. Phone 4112 Or 7275 night developod into a parttaan de­ fundamentally a “ Ruastan plot." produced, by oentraat, several line. * •> td those people who'have not yet * -- Ing committee, MfS, Kdaracd rare degreea of harmony. A du^ Tewa'a Beaerve food rsttitned their coin folders to do In the period between games, bate on toe iMNie of Palaatlne, with which was what mefobers of the Anotoer factor toat enters toe \ 76 MUnea Giwad Uat Dsdergees OpeisUos Brown, and about S fty g lila 04 by Mayor Harold Turklngton and ad M o re Saturday, Jam » , the several entertainment acts and a other troops, attended the cer««^ locturor and protaatlng membora Jewish faith preaent contended picture, he seid, Is that tola year It The grand Hat compiled by toe performance by Chief pf Mice o f toe audience aaparatad by a wide was not a fair pleture. Oenaral Manager George Waddell, la provided In toe regular appro- Aascaaor la 370,266,742, a 34A03,- hist day of the dirtw. ‘ ' „ ^ mony, after which hrowMea and who was toastmaater of the eve­ !The comndl^hs is dependtni Hennan Schendel and his out­ Psrie, Jen. 36—OP)—Leon Blum, gulf of vlewa on a controvaratal Calesel mrtaug*a OalsM standing dog, "Goldwood lillchael," 76, veteran Socialist party leader, punch were served ? ning, achieved one perfect note u&on the return of the approsl- AssIsUng Mrs. HommeU In toe leaue. Colonel’ Furlong's facts or ntetely S.OOO folders and letters promises to be highly pleasing to has undergone a successful minor The feeling toat toe :ipeaker of whUk brought down a stack of imrglcsl operation, party sourcea arrangements was Mrs. Harvey etalma were rsaentislly theaa: diahas In tbs kitchen behind them. that were mailed to hlanchester the spectators. the evening might have empha­ That thoSrat Mrth of the Zion­ Through the efforts of Hector said today. The nature of toe op­ King, assistant leader. / sised one aide of the taaua to toe Fred Werner and Ross Potterton fsmUles make fhe'lAcal drive a eration was not disclosed. The new Brownlee are: Pauls ist mavwMAt, many yeara ago. were another Impressive duct, at ^cesst.^iast y ^ a ««^ve netted LaGace, toe Moonlight Serenad- exclusion of any full preoontatioif had been la Ituaria. / N O T IC E ! o f too other aide o f toq wme iaoue That Dr. Chaim WelBnann, now the piano. And too surprisingly 'I n -' led to a decUlon, on toa part o f tha nlmbta foot o f Georgs Grastadioi In ;<3udrman John J. O'Connor said prealdea'dent o f Israel, was hlmaelf . NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERS AT tWa morning that it baa coma to pr^denta of toa Kiwania, Rotary born in an Impromptu tap or buck and j.,1 Slid Btachanga clubs to acbaduta wing, were also in unison worthy h& attention that, hy error, some ..X % i ■' v ’ That Ruaala, which w ill not al­ DON WILLIS GARAGE FOR YOUR Housewares, Housewares, Housewares U ^tealdenU have received a lother almUar dinner meeting, at of Broadway. v.-tiich a speaker preaenting toe low ordinary citlienh to leave its Harry;^ Maldment, chairman of CONVENIENCE ^pCClAi Reg. 2.49 Ahimlnum 1 Reg, 98c Thermometers tber coin foldara imr letters, -• '•'1 borders, hM been permitting Sth e rapid growth o f Um^town has 1 V “■>, ^ ni '• ■ . H: m se .‘ 1 * i ''other aide" of toe queatton would tbs Joint committee for toe meet­ Roaster ...... I For Indoor or Outdoor . be heard. exit of Jews PatasUne-bound. 1 ing, opened toe meeting and pre­ ihade It Impoaaibla to compile a Colonel Furlong approached the without reoaona o f her own. OfftHl Reg 86c 2 Qt. Aluminum Reg. 7.9.7 cemplete mailing Uat Hr. O’Oon- F- M b That Ruaata would, la case o f sented Mr. Waddell as toast­ Haoce Paa ...... 7 K. M, Iron ...... - d - ' Palaatlne Issue through an extend­ master. Rev. Carl E. Otaon gave a-4531 nar urges those who have not been V- war, be aided Immeasurably by ed lecture on the/gaopolitlea of the toe Invofstlon, Rev. Alfred L. Reg. 1,66 Haad Painted 1 Reg. 4.49 cantacted through the mall to Middle East, aele^ng T|m Dar> “ beachlMada held b yZ fth ecduma- 6-Cop Tea Pot ...... ' aand their donations to George 'A Man Said the Other Day—^ tats In Haifo, Tel A viv, etc." WUUama toe benediction. , 2 - 4 5 3 2 Jnli«-0-.Mnt ...... e r ^ daneltaa. Trtaste. tha Maoadpatan Reg. 16.46 Chrome A Reg. 1.98 Self-Wringing PV M In cars of the Manchester that tola tnw pteture of toa * 1 got a lonp in my throst when a man line, and finally. Falastina, as hta Plated Saadwteh Grin C Mop O nly...... 'A to t company. f ' V i* re "focal points. ** Zionist movement has never been Phone either number for top quidity service, ■ .4 the Wim nAtBfidRT I’ve known for a long time who works tVhat Started Oeatriaveny presented In the preee for "obvi­ Reg. 2.98 Olans Reg. 1A7 Enamel ;>Ths drive win come to a climax in a eertnin shim sRld to mo that he I t was whan ha cam# to tha ous reaaona.'* Percolator ...... OonMe B o ile r'...... aigbt with a mammoth wouldn’t be seeing me agidn.” issue of Palestine and o f Zionism That the policy of American ...... ' ' f ■■ ehtertalament ahow at the State real dark that hta remarks aroused eontro- poUUctans towqrd toa Palestine iUrmory. AU proceede from toe af vtny. Here, against tha back­ laeue has been determined by the DON W ILLIS GARAGE A Home-Maker's Dream ef LuKvryf foir will go Into toe Infantile It just didn’t seem right that ha ground of hta praviima tleacripUon presence o f a targe bloc of Jewish 18 MAIN STREET ISONINO TABU' naralysis fund. Price of admleelon should be leaving, but I had a snrprlae r of Ruaata'a national policy o f a votes in tola country, and would *nafl»Tste IS one dollar for adults and SO drive toward the pardenellcs, and havt been dUfereat I f there : conu for children, tax Included. coming to me. t chocolate flavor Although toe box office opens at O n ly 9 8 c He said to me "I don’t think you •iln quite understand Mr...... , I don’t have A 7 -111 With purcha-ve of G. to leave . . . Pm retiring. Yes Sir, my doctors prove Yqu candy lovers who have alwaj’s E., Westinghouse or wife and I have been patting money in yeuV6 Ip yed for ELECTRIC SUex Iron at regular is plan hrooia our Savings Account for these many given Loft first place for delicious Milk Chocolates now have a new thrill Db Soto baa kmg been famous \ ‘years and now we’re able to sit back and for skfiled miediiuucs, factory price. RANGE take it easy by being pradent." awaiting you In Loft De lAUtt CKoedate •Miniaturea-72 little masterpieces approved tools ^ equipment. tnative To thia we ado our own fair Reg. 299.50 Sril hsce hew Whatever your eventual plan for your .. >oa tv# eahle feet M Bteeage iieee. Alan attemeBOt HghBag, d A MUTUAL SAVinGS ftAHM • GABARDINE PRE-INVENTORY aat ovea timar. Folly gaanataed . . . erne la aoi aaa ' .vShOwWe There is a Loft Candy Shop at 829 Main St., Manchester Incorporated ■Bpar nago. ' AU Depodta la This Bask Are baaraateed la-PaS By The ' 241 North Main St. Savlags Baake* DepoaH Gaaiaaty iTaad eC Ceaaeefteat, lae. » «■ s v T e L S lL I SPORT SHIRTS 4 ^4, Two for tha oNofteoally Knowa B.V.D. Styled. oWaahaMe. 06 ‘ Smart ~ Skadeo. . 5 f Prica of Onol P toitornmniiiiiiiiiiiMimianMiHMiiiMnililiwliiiillBim ippiMiHBmiiiimiimmiiiiimmHiiniiiMiHimwiiiinmiilllillliinBlliillllM •V A IX 'E $SA3. STAR SPICIAL still time to pick up some nice buys in men’s wear at MAMMOTH »3.87 prices that are truly way, way down at rock bottom. ,. 1 ., ## HANDKERCHIEFS loore Wool AO Virgin Wool lOO^f Wool Flaa ewttoo. heamtiteMed edge. FuU alxa STOCK McGREGOR PLAID • PENDLETON TIES SHIRTS REDUCTION tVhot bnya In ttao! Fntterna ✓ SHIRTS SHIRTS SoHd eolof o oaly. nod colera for every one. Tleo • • 31.60 nod 6|A6 each. LOOK . IT ’S AN It’a a "Peadletoa" Shirt V.VLVBS 'TO 37 J 6. $ *** NIee looklag and Wi 3 —and a bargain. Meg, VALt'ES TO 37.98. Price $6.95 VALVES 7TO 319.76. UNHEARD OF VALUES 100% Virqin Wool plaid, fuR cut tor oaiy movoniont. im- 3 ^ *1.00 proqnelo water ropoilont finish ABQ WASHER $3.87 $6.97 to keep you warm and dry in. DE LUXE SEAT COVERS IN DIAMOND RINGS AND w>ow or rain. Ybur choioo of fCanchoa «Mf Smdmne) button or tipper front ttylot. PEARLS Boft buy wo'vo Mon .thit Maton. AND AUTO CUSHION Como end qot 'em. ★ e ‘ FAMOUS NAME WATCHES! SHIRTS and SHORTS <■' . -i. • • • Reg. 79c and ft.06 toluca. PANTS Profeooional 15-Piece Broadclotb. eborta. Combed *^-ia.' Square Drivn A Regular 14.95 Value YOUR OLD WASHER •SILVERWARE cottoB briefe. Rib cotton un­ der ahirla. 48c TO MATCH YOUR SUIT SOCKET WRENCH SET 610.95 •IS W ORTH -^ ■ diamond rings------Only ABC Rc«. 16.98 TklB la net ocdlnary *aalo" aerehaadlaa. theaa ate qaaUly BRING IN YOUR COAT OR eovoTB M da of tae materials end ftodalaa taUand to t l Originally $1,000 ...... N O W SOtW WHITE T SHIRTS VEST FOR MATCHING. Now $9.89 porfseUy— see thaas today. •WALLETS Originally $6S0 ...... NO W $400 . .Mercericed Flue Coltoa 79c V ALVE ...... HasThese Originally $300 ...... NO W $175 * 100% Wool DON'T MISS THESE AUTO SUPPLY VALUESI ' Hard Finished Worsteds Don’t pnt up with an old, Originally $250 ...... NOW $150 Reg. 98e Underfaood Light...... 59c Reg.tcf> 1.19 Omnm deaneg worn-out washer when you Sharkritins-'^Snitings and Preaerver •aO C K'i S Originally $100 ...... NOW $62.50 Reg. 14.95 Mneleol _ _ 5 «c can pnrehase • Regular Price $12.95 OriginaUy $75 ...... NOW $47.50 JUST 15 LEATHER Auto Horn...... 11.95 Firestone Soper Anti-Freexe Reg. 1.98 EBBorgeacy Track...... Sel 9$C Type N. Reg. 1.50 ...... AGUNTABC • Sparkling white porce- Originally $50 NOW $32.50 Inin flalah. $ QUALITY BUILT 8.87 • Large 24 gallen cspndty 1/3 O FF FIRESTONE tab. ^WASHER Bard nalali—Wool— STANDARD • Exdnaivc ABC wringer^ Boyon FOR self-adjusting to thick nr — FAMOUS NAME WATCpS— SOAAE WITH MOUTON COLLARS SHARKSKINS t • PLAIDS—^ m/r 0*7 Save Up to 3 .0 0 tkia garments.' FOR MEN AND WOMEN a 0 • TIRES •COSTUME WORSTED^ 90o0 / • Dnmble l^cee oversiM^ Originally $71.50 ...... NOW $49.50 Values to $8.95 chaeete. Original Values to $21.50 6i00x l6 S F O n iO H T S »1 19-98 JEWEIRY Originally $62.50 .... I...... NOW $39.75 • Life-time mechanism.' • During TU$ S d to with jronr old waaher. Lib* i i ' ■ O ' .4 CAVALRY TWILL eral Irarms. • Self-emptying pump. Originally $50.00 ...... N O W $30.00 SPORT PANTS de 4 O "T Originally $42.50 ...... NOW $25.00 Blae, Brown Too. m 610.95 •MENTI ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE Value $6.95 Pha Tax $10.95 CORDUROY ’ R E lt U lL T JEWELRY FEDERAL TAX INCLUDED PANTS Foy Only TOOTHER Heavy weight — long $3.87' BBeorlng foe boyo. GENEaUTORS MEN’S 14.87 I $24 Do¥fn DELUXE MODELS A REAL BUT GRAB.TOUR- 1/2 O FF IF THERE SELF ONE OF GARBunrroRS $2 WMkIy TO CHOOSE FROM FURNITURE AND EVER WAS THESE SWELL FREE ALTERATIONS^ APPLIANCES AJtD MORE FL’ .PUMPS / • JEWELERS •OPnCIANS* ONEI JACKETS 2 TA ILO RS ★ 71SMAINST. DIAL3S3.? 891 MAIN f t , MAfICHf6rC2,C0«C WATER PUNH' N O W A ITIN G itnniittitntHiHtitinitnRM IIUHWHIHNIIIII

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Um governor select the Judges, .■AACHESTER K ^ c m i i o BBRAUD, MANCHEiSTER. CONN, WEONESDAT. JANUARY 26, 194# Oakland Tartaca. Oakwoed Dr, baa baan tha causa of laglslaitva before any atraat can bacomt * batUaa. subject to legislatlvo ^xmnnna- R O tllM rn d i pubUe highway. Olcott D r, OUa at, Ovmlook Dr. Battles IxMJin tlon—the same method used In Over 90 Non Public Ways Devakipors, for Inatanca. must roiratt Ft, Plano FI, Ftymouth And the prospects of dUputa over naming the Judges of the higher participate In tWa annual Youth Max Ozura, 73 Burnham street; Lane, Ragoot fft, RlvaraMa D ^ 0>tUr’s btU are made virtually aaS this team, and presented with Week obaervance, sponsored by M n. Minnie Leidhot^ 78 Linden gat a p iv ^ M Um atraat layout. courts. a nnttber of gifts for use in their Rev. James Bell It must be brought to grade and Rogers F I, Rosemary FL, IPiort On Judges Bill certain this year because the CHU About Town tbe (Christian Youth (Council of the street; Mre. Olga HAvay, 800 Port­ S t, South S t, fftarUng FI., Thome Judges will be nominated by (htter’a bill was introduced as OtW hOfTM^r er street; Mrs. Virginia Mangan, Glamorous Valentine Located in Manchester ourfacad. sidawalka and utUttlaa a result of a. provision in the gionner reaidenta of Spruce To Be Speaker Manchester Counell of (Churches. must ba installad. If this Is not St. Democratic Ctov. Chester Bowles. The past cblefis club of Memo­ 30 Pioneer circle; Mrs. Marion Union Court, Union FL, W adM l The Republican House Isn’t likely amendment that the Legislature cam street, they moved a short time rial Temple, Pythian Bisters, will Carpenter, New Bolton road; Mna terAStraata than they would hava to dona, your atraat may lanquUh for Cotter Expects Measure set the length of the terms. ago to their present abode, pullt racad with. raapoi^hOltjr yoara as a aaml-pubbe allay. It ia. Helghta. Warren St, Welcome PL, to wont to see a slate of Judges meet Friday evening at the home Rev. James R. Bell, pastor of Hospital Notes Sarah Doyle, 843 Main street. , Jewelry Gift Suggestions anforcamant o f leoal —'^otdar you to claar tha mow off aa Waatland S t, Willow PL picked by a Democratic governor mainly by Mr. Abraitis, who is a of Mrs. Joseph RoUamn, 71 Wash­ Dlacbarged today: Arthur Cot­ open lo t In fact, ob&ut in the claoslficatlon For Six Years Term carpenter, with the beating, 13ie (Church of the Nazarene, will know removal ordlnancea, Chlaf State HMriiway put into office for os long aa six Rcveiab Ih*o ington street. Tbe hostess will be ton, 54 Tanner ■ tm t; Arnold M ice Harman Bchandel baa com* On these 91 Btraetgr-theoratieal- of a right of way. (>ntar St, Darning St, Boat Will Stir Controversy years. plumbing and electrical work in assisted by her daughter, Mrs. preaAt the sermon at the closing Patients Today ...... 161- Price, 3 Drive D,. Silver Lane ly at least—your home la really Tha town, properly speaking. In­ diarge of other contractors. Admitted yesterday: Bronislaw piM a la t of 91 non-puWic w y t Oantw St, New Bolton Rd, North In former years, the Judges wers CANDY Herbert Alley. Aftef the business service of the local Youth Week homes; Miss Patricia Harriman, 26 From MATHER’S W e ea which ha your castle and you are boes. cludes savarail mUat of state hlgk- Main St, Oakland St, Spencer St, selected by the General Assembly I »NE* 0 court asking damagaa of 930,000, cerning the Judgezhipa in the past ipoditiea vary widely between .this service, a cordial welcome Is P. O. Box 065 eapted at public highways, and in dommunitles. truck that injured a pedestrian on extended to adults also. . ' that aome roada. never accepted, tat.c atiU belong aitnar to tha orig­ Uat ef Btreeto In some areas specific food Items Hospital authorities said today Spencer street two weeks ago. IF YOU TIRE EASILY- Admission fl.66 are in fairly heavy use. inal developer and hla Ssaigns, or ’The afternoon program begin­ Interpreting the situation tech­ •A-Drlvc, Adelal^ Rd.. Alien oeat more than they did a year Maureen Mangan, six months old ning at 8:30, will Include a brief GET A SPENCERI to the adjacent property ownara. Place, Ash 8t.. •B-Drlve. Beehive, ■ ia In other communities daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheney Brothers A. A.’s setback nically. and without reference to Thl. means that if yon want one Informal get-acqualnted period, the Informal accommodatlona by Bilycu Bd.. BUaa Bt., Bremen Rd.. w n e items cort a lot leas. Mangan of 30 Pioneer circle, was party, scheduled for tonight, has followed by youth seminars from It will give you of thaae streeU to be graded, and Bruce Rd„ *C-l>rlve. Canterbup^ Some of the price changes come 1 off the critical list and was much been postponed until February 9, which uaera of these streets m i- the town docs the work, you a rt Cottage four until five, under the leader- ” ” *’■ There’s Nothing Better than crally obey the law r and by umich Bt.. Carroll *Rd., Chalmera 8t„ aa a surprise to the consumer. I improved. , it was announced this morning. ahlp of Allen F. Bray HI. (Captain ^ ' folly support your patted for it. (ntapal 8L, Charter Oak W.. a**'*' For Instance, in Chicago, the na­ The child was Injured* in an au^ tha jtown itaalf aometimea aasumea Most of Manchester't non-public IN VALUABLE Richard \twell of the Salvation bock—gently gold* informal responsibility for tha Bt., Clemaom Dr., Cs acres lowship has been planned for Sat­ MR.1. MABLE M. BROWN in Uic middle of the road. It’s all denta on these 91 ttreeU Just Halt Court Harln St,., Hazal of land bounded by Hartford road mit yesterday from* the building ROGER OLCOTT right—4f you watot to be that kind tents 9 tall deUcloaa oonees, School Open Weekdays 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. For In»pertlon gle article Is In New York, where inspector's office to make altera­ urday evening beginning at seven 12 Fbester Drive Tel. 2-2775 where they stand in regard to the S t, Henda# Rd.. Hlllcrest Rd.. 29c. jthopped steak (the U. S. No. 1 Bridge and Bidwell street. Stamps 408 Weal Center Street of citlaen. The police can't do a HilMda Bt., Horton Rd.. Indian Limited Enrollroeot. Efflclrnt Placement Service 19.90. Cheney Brothers retains tions and additions at a dwelling o’clock". thing about it. unlcM they find street system. They argue that Variety) fdl from an. average fi5 at 32 Palm street. Estimated cost It is hoped that a large number SPENCER' SUPPORTS Telephone 7S5S they pay taxes, and are entitled Dr.. Jackson S t, Jefferson St WE’LL DELIVER ' VETERANS ACCEPTED UNDER G.I. BILL cents a pound last January to 49 water rights on Hop and Folly I of the youth of Manchester will that you are thraatening aom< to hava their atreeU right up to Jordt S t, Laurel P l, Lincoln S t, OR AT TOUR STORE Write or Pbone 6-1680 For Free Descriptive Circular brooks. of the work is 1500. general health and safety. cents this month—a decline of 38 anulL Lindman S t, Laieisn S t, Loomta cents. Elizabeth Clifford to Leo F. In the winter, on these 91 straata and roada, you don't have to worry Tha town explalna that yoil pay St., Lyndala St. NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL. INSTITUTE But a*New York butcher com­ and Mae Plccit.v. property on taxes on bullcUnga even U they Marble S t, Margaret Rd.. Mc­ BRYANT & CHAPMAN mented:/ ”It was mfat from' bet- Adams street. LLOYD, H.ARTFORD, OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TO 9 P. about getthig nabbed for failing Cabe S t. Meekville Rd.. Middle- 255 HOMESTEAD AVB. *-9td4 198 TBUMBULI. STREET HARTFORD 1. CONN. to shovel sidawalka after snow. are a mile from any roadway, and tei<4od "cattle that 'waa bdng Trade Name 1 that there are certain legal pro- field S t, Mints Court, Morsd Rd, TEL. MANCHBBTEB 7697 chopped up a year ago.” Roman S. Remlinger and CHyde The police have no more authority Nelson PL. Norwood S t, Osk PI, E. Rauschenbach, doing business to order you to shovel on theae ecduros that have to be foUowed as R and R (Construction company. Michael D. Foglio and Warren Couple Surprised K. Little, doing business as Light­ ing and Maintenance Service. At New Residence Qulnclaim Deeds 3-DIAMOND Samuel .Ebensteln to Gertrude SOLITAIRE *' Mr, and Mrs. Custon J. Abraitis E. Charles, property on Bigelow arrison’s of 66 Doane street, were recently ^street, 3 ei«- a n n u a l J A N U A R Y surprised with a housewarming James Oladysz to Pauline 8. Mt Ia fAGuAl* arrison’s party by about forty of their rel­ Gladysz, property on North Main lAf «f 14k atives and friends from Hartford street. » 1 5 0 ~ OHN AN ACCOUNT la d Sts TAX DIAMOND ONYX RING lleiUf NOODLES'. AGAIN LLOYD’S SCOOPS ALL CONNECTICUT WITH AN A3IAZING EVENT AA AbARY. MACARONI tAbltf. WI4a baIac* AMD . THINK OF FURS AT HUGE SAVINGS AND WITH NO TAX AND HERE THEY ARE! eSMSHETTI, I 5-DIAMOND WEDDING T O O .' BAND COSTUME TEWELRY VERY EASY $45.00 $3.95 PR.ERAR1 \i C.rftlit I I T m <«...()pt-n iin One# Wo-Present A Harrison's Annual Event - Our Annual January ^ earancs. « ir«.y y«r- AHO eO GOOD .•W«' 3 R YOU ' JANUARY FUR SAVINGS standing Storewide Clearance Sale With Unusual Values Offered Throughout The Store. *. No Returns - No Refunds Or CrediH :* 3 Days Only ~ Thurs., Friday and Saturday, Jan. 27-28-29th. OF UP TO 50% AND MORE ON QUALITY FASHIONED, BRAND NEW COATS, .ULHOUR’8 (SORRY.- NO GIFT WRAPPING OF SALE MERCHANOISE) CORNED BEEF Can 49c STYLED TO PERFECTION THAT YOU CAN BUY FOR WEAR NOW OR LATER e t A CHINAWARE JEWELERS STATIONERY HAND PAINTED jMati '.'1 STEMWARE STEMWARE SARDINES Lg. Can 25c 533 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER GOLD BAND PARKER 51 INK 8 PC. CAKE SET la TanMto Sanoe SUNSET BY BRYCE BROS. A 4 PC. CANNISTER SET SYMPHONY OF AMBER CRYS­ Originally Ckwe Out BLUE, RED, YELLOW, WHITE BtAlNE TAL AND AMBER IN HAND Reg 5.50 Sale 3 96 BLOWN ARTISTRY. Reg. 2 5 c SARDINES 2 c . n , 21c 1 a l 5 each 4 9 c each. (Blue Only) 3.49 2.97 FRENCH'S WE ARE OFFERING A LIMITED QUANTITY Reg. 1.25each »each 8 PC. CAKE SET M U STARD 2^ Lg. Jars 25c OF GENUINE HAND CUT CRYSTAL AUTOMATIC PENCIL RED RIDING HOOD Reg.4s50 Sale 2.97 CORDIALS SHARPENERS CHINA CANNISTERS Snow Crop Frozen Foods LIME GREEN CRYSTAL ALL METAL MOITFONS 5 SIZES Originally Cloee Out RUBBER TILE b„3.95 2.95 9 PC. BLUE CAMEO PEAS PI., 25c (BEAVER bYED LAMB) NO FED. TAX 1 « 3 2 e a c h 2 9 c each R..2.00 1.69 Reg. 6.95 d08. 4 95 doz. SALAD SET ORANGE JUICE c, 19c At the Lowest Price Ever O0ered 5 ONLY METAL R e g . 4 s 5 0 Sale 3 . 2 9 COPPER OR BRASS 6 ONLY AND T.AKE YOUR CHOICE OF THESE AMAZING FURS AT ONE PRICE APPLESAUCE 3 p..2 9 c L0 Aetnally lean WREATH CUT RADIO SHELVES Bo-aarface your PLANTERS DESK PADS WERE 2.95 AND 3.95 MeINTOSH th an faetery WALL OR SHELF \5TTH ADDRESS LIST floora yonruelf STEMWARE 35 PC. SERVICE 6 prleeo. H >*• 5 SIZES ATTACHED BARKER FRUIT BASKET APPLES 16 Qt. Rskt. $2.29 with rubber tile. N Sale 2*39 thlckneM i PRICE PATTERN Sq. Ft. ■'.1 Reg. 7 « 5 0 doz. 5 c 5 0 doz. Reg. 7.50 1.79 BLACK PERSIAN PAWS $ ODDS AND ENDS Reg. 8.95 Sale 6.93 HEALTH MARKET On A Cuh and Carry Basis ITALIAN POTTERY. I WRITING PAPER Quick Busy Meals 4 ONLY—OVAL j CIGARETTE SETS SHELF LINING PAPER It’s Easy to Lay It—Just Like Playing Checker* LETTER OR NOTE SIZES SALAD PLATES-SET 8 OUR POPULAR IN K DYED MARMOT GALLERY BASKETS BOX WITH 2 TRAYS CROOKSV1LLE CHINA All fsolom available, llterall.v hundred, of eye appealing eolor- HAND PAINTED IS** Wide RoDa S c 39c 2 EACH OF 4 COLORS HAMBURG Lb 55c amlc romblnalloDK poiuiible! It’a eaay to lay It, .in rt like playing r,s 2.95 1.88 FRUIT DESIGNS riierkeml Try it in yoor bathroom, fun room, Uteben, lay It on ------✓ — WERE 59c TO 1.50 FRESH . cement or wood. We have all the adbealvea, feltn, toola yonH Reg. 4 a 9 5 need to do tbe Job, all at lennonable pricen! Von ride on rubber, 3.50 Reg.5a00 Sale 3a66 FINE CHINESE KIDSKINS NO FED. TAX ■'J BLUE CANVAS COVERED HEAVY why not wnik on It? Lower coetipg (at thia price) th a n heavy BEEF LIVER BOARD t doty llnolenin! If you’ve ever played' eheckera. play a game oa HAND PAINTED 1 DOMINION TOASTER Sale FRESHLY your fioor with our ruMier tllwt Yon’re bound to win! Reg. 15.95 ...... 8 .9 5 NONE OF THESE TAKEN FROM STOCK FOR REDUCTION BUT ARE BRAND PUNCH BOWL SET 2 RING BINDERS TRIPLE DECK ALUMINUM MARTINI SETS WITH TRIGGER OPENER 1 AUTOMATIC WAFFLE IRON SLICED BACON • WHATEVER COIAIR, DURABILITY, LOW MAIN- MIXER AND 6 GLASSES HOLLY PATTERN Reg. 12.45 '6 .9 5 TID BIT TRAYS NEM'-JUST PURCHASED-AT FUR MARKET CRASHES BARGAIN PRICES TENANCE AND QUIET IS DESIRED. THIS RUB­ (Slight Seconds) EXTRA LOW PRICE—SHOULDER 1 SILEX COFFEE MAKER Reg. Sale 1.33 BER TILE IS THE PERFECT ANSWER! Reg. 4.95 3.66 Reg 27 50 18.95 WITH STOVE 1.95 LAMB CHOPS Lb. 53c • THE COLOR RUNS ALL THE WAY THROUGH! Value 1.00 Reg. 9.92 ...... 4 .9 5 EASY TERMS-PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY Thla rubber Ule regnires only n clear water mopplag *to ra- EATON'S PASTORAL CERAMIC CANDY And remember that Fresh Seafood .tore Ita origlaal brightneM! Dirt doea aot penetrate . . . twra- COCKTAIL SET iag cigarrtte. or matehee do aot nwr It. surface! SHAKER AND 8 SHAM LETTER PAPER MOORE PENS 1949 POCKET DIARIES BOXES is easy to prepare, besides being COCKTAILS 9 Please bring exact room measoicmeata BLACK WITH BILD FLOWBB ■■ 4 OFF COVER . economical. See our good variety R eg.1-00 59c box r w . 5 . 0 0 2.47 of Seafood for a pleasing change Reg. 7.95 5.74 Reg. 6.95 Sale 4e96 of menu. BEER MUGS HAND PAINTED HALL COMPANY HANDLE CRYSTAL GRACEFUL SHAPE TISSUE BOXES S2 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 2-4022 V HARRISON’S « « 1 2 5 Reg. LOO cech 69c each RUBINOW BUILDING 276 litUMBULL ST., between CHURCH and PRATT, HARTFORD ------V— ------^------i - 849 MAIN STREET In The Heart Of Main' Street AtlvFrtisf in Tin* llcrnlil—-If l*iivV m

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IIIHIUI March of Diihes ' NS Bargains Listed by Ball at Bolton BA’s and Willie ’« in Battle For Rec Senior Loop LecM AD plans a n com|A*t* for ji l gala "Alarch of Dtmaa” dance Friday, January 28.. WtUi the Convale6C€mt Hom e Danbury Plays Pl«ir in Rec-Featnre Toni|^t ] Hogan Rea4y Italians Nip Laurels, The Inf^uirer ^ theme, ”G|ve Aq Extra Dime In Firemen, Police Feud *49,” the Rainbow BaUroom wW be Here Friday For Next O ^n ^ a place of tub. dancing and valua­ AT VILLAGE GREEN Batch’s Trounce KC’s ble priaee. *rbe committee baa BROOKLYN* CONN. Continues at Hot Pace Tucks Away Top Money ------♦ atreamllned ilie program ao then An Amerlean B r in d le Y I ORLOrrS "BIDROAMOr’ ~ beaten egg mixture and roll again bread alices to toast and Boat on Two Piece Frock will be no “dull momenta," aome- rrivAtc rooms and stmi-privato. Rcfflatoroi In Long Beach Play lA’s Surprise With Two Both Tram i Ibeadkx^ed in cracker meat Pry in deep hot Gay Emhroidety bowls of feoup. tb l^ going on all the time. (^ppers Out to Shoot Heads Slur S tu d d e d «iM at Um ebolOMt of toU*t|ie»— Tony Obright and bla orcheatra nurses on duty 24 hoom « day. This home la Sports Sefaednle After Brating Demaret i Point W in; Pontiacs For Fint PUice in l» *t a t0% reduction at Uie fet <880 degrees F.) 3 to 5 min­ will featun an aU-requeat dance known for its egcclicnt food and the personal in­ Fire Laddies; R o s te r o f F e d o r a s utes. UCLONG'S "U P SERVICE" la c k n t S i PHABMACY. tT>* a practical and ctmnlng two-aot(le, program. The dancers wlU chooM terest and care Ahown each patient. Always open Wadnasday, daa. j f Have Little Trouble Standliigs; Oeaneri, ‘‘‘dpotbecary Jw” container* are the music to pa played. Hlgh- Latter Determined to Britiah-Amerieani vs. WilUa’a ' Yesterday Ben Hogan tucked •a.dUtincUve aa Uie contenU — h e a r t - SHAPED JEWELRY conaUUng of a Urge Upatlek with for inspection. Phone llnnlelmm 4-2260. Danbury’s Fadorao, lad by Aud Routing Kaceys 68^49 Silk City in Nightci)p make the beautifully appropriate a plastic llprsbaper attached to it lil^t of the avennig «flU be the Scalp Men ip Blue pjn.—Rac. Brindley, an All American at Dart­ away top money in the Liong Beech 1»lacli for man’a ahaviny cream*, three grand■ door loor pnipi end 60 Claanart v*. SUk City, 6:16 — .lotiona. and tale and opaleacent for Valentine from MATHER'S at the by a chain. (The shaper really JAMES E. GORMAN, Proprietor mouth two naasona ago and a for­ Tournament Iiy Shooting a four- makes an unblurred tine). Former­ xaluabM )>risea to pa raffled off. Rac. mer member of tha New York Standlnga The batUe of batUee will Uks 6551" cologne and bath accee- Center. GoId-flUed heart .lockeu It wiU be e big night for manjr The HatlleUi’a snd McCoy** fs- under-par 67 in the playefle to ly $2J)0, the set la now $1.00. plus Friday, Jna. 2S KnlekatbockaffA invade Manchao- edge Jimmy Demaret by two W. L. place tonight at the School Street koriee. are priced from gS.OO, with tiny who attend this gala affair Friday moui feud hsa nothing on the Danbury va. Quarda, 8:80—Ar. Britlsh-Americans .. 7 1 ones for children at $2.64. (They're tax. at the WELDON DRUG "bitter” rivalry which has eropped tar Friday night for an Important attokae. Today he'U be off the gym with to* atak* being undis­ CXIMPANY. All shades of lipstick night —- aome day some kid will mory.' Eastern League game against the' WlUie'a OriU ...... 7 1 - plced cooked whiU turnip* may evallable in solid gold, too.) A walk because of it. up among members of the pone* golfing grind and tomorrow he’ll puted possession of first piece in are available. Satardajr, Jaa. 26 Guards. ^ t hie first 16-hoIa score her* in Balch Pontiac* .. .. 0 3 i>* mixed with cooked or canned lovely set of locket and compact, snd Ore department*. Saturday PoUd Banaflt. 7:30—Armory. Laurels ...... 5 4 the Rec^Senlor League.'Tha taanw gold Ailed, i# I21A0. set of locket . Brindley Is only one of several Phoenix, Aril. IPMcn pea* and uaed in a aalad; night the Crapen will be out to Police va. firemen. well known former college and lUllan-Americans .. 4 .5 and heart-clas^ extension brace­ Leftover cake may be spread ■hoot down the Are-laddlw in ‘ a Hogan eiintsed the crown at toe that will tangle in this torrid race ^ v o r with taely grated onion. with Jam, topped with eoft ciutard DlxleB va. Rac Fiva pro stars with the Hatteni. Ed. SUk Cfity A. C. .. .. 3 5 are the British Amerioaas and let is $19.JS. Chain braoelcta with 48 Oak St. MofichRSter 4S Oak St. basketball game at the armory. Bing Crosby tourney before hU (Tleaners ...... 1 7 in gold and chilled In the refrigerator for Som« Donf's Aremen Schwarts, Long Island University Long Beech outing. Wiilte a Ortll. Both clube hava oile SPRING PRINTS are lovely in heart "identiAeaUon Ug" TeL 2-9M7 T6l.'t-99$t On the other hand, the groat tha past three oeasona, haa Kaceys ...... 1 8 or Sterling start at $4.00. several hours before serving. Top ’ Seo Food will not spare the ax in an at- 'country Club League Drawing almost as much atten­ defeat apiece in toe first round color*, design, and texture a* pro­ with a dab of cocoanut or a cherry for Pimples of the ■cored 74 points in tha last three tion as the golf star In pre-play and a victory for each In toe'sec­ duced by the maatercrafUmen at tempt to get the aealp* gamaa. Lenny Doctor, the “bcaina” The Italian • American Club ond round would five then a for each portion. - Don’t seratch—don’t squeese blue ooata. ker’a (4) ■lieculatloa* was “old eoL" Golf Chaney'*. There are new interpre­ Skirts started sliding back to* plmptea—you risk infection! Don’t Chanda ; ...1M 107 —287 df the team and only member under fans here in the valley of to* aun Staged a halr-ralalng finish In the great Jump. ward the knees in. 194$—though FeatuNd on the same MU wUl six foot, played at St. John’s BUI tation* of such favorite* a* multl- Now pieces In the IVY VAX suffer from Itching plmplee. angry Bxten$iv($ Deaiers in ’j4lt K i^ d of Sea FtJfpd^ b* a thirty-minute obedlenc* axhl- Straugh ...102 121 100-62$ Bobb hoped he’d show his fee* long Rec Senior League last night and This u the aeoernd gam* for eatif colorH bouquet* on black back­ they were still long. Ploaa, a six foot, oavon inch giant, Waay in the second round and both eluba TERN CHINA which Miaa been red blotchea. eetoma or other Ir- WE SPEHALIZE IN Mtlon by RpUee C2iief Herman Carlaon . .. . 9 0 — 66 5 ^ enough to dry up the inch of rain emerged with a thrilling 43-41 tri­ ground. tiny or largo dot* againat getting nation-wide Attention have ritatlona when eoothlng Peterson’s Schendef and a thlrty-mlnuto r*- Varney . . . . 126—128 Itandles the pivot post. Plesa la an that feU in Phoenix early in the umph over the faltering North End have been atrengtoened with color, and etriklng color comblna- Smart shoppers are docking to been recelv^ at MATHER'S at the Ointment offers you fast relief. Helmold 99 106—207 American LMguer. It .is hardly week. new players. Fans hava been wait­ the COTTON HOUSE DRESS STEAMING CLAMS vue by Hector LaOace’* troupe. likely that Colby Gunther will b« Laurela Belch Pontiacs broke the tlena for the person who wanU Center: a huge found cake or Makes skin look better, feel better., A second baskdtbaU game-plta the Johnson ...117 100 114-^1 The eCtlcial weather foreeeat ing a long time for toeea two to aomethlng "different." Price* are SALE at the MONTGOMERY 40c aU drugglats. One application with the Invadara. Gunther went two-way tie for third place with meet and it should be quite a sandwich plate at $3.86, a good- . CHERRYSTONES Hartford DWea, terrors of court Mannella ...114 118 1 1 6 -^ celled for oeceaional showers to­ the Laurels by coasting to a 68-49 roodeat for the quality of aup- WARD CXiMPANY. House dresses aised pUttW at $3.70 and a small delights or money back. Peterson'S up .,to the St. Louis Bombers in day with cle^ n g skies tonight game to witneae. Ylie B. A.'e with play two decades ago, against the the BAA aavarsi woeks ago and victory at toe expenao of the Ka- pleneas and durability of a quality that would bo real one at $1.60, a gravy pitcher at Ointment allays Itchy feet, crack* QUOHAGGS old Reo Five of the same era. Total ...... 561 040 874 1676 end tomorrow. Lower tempera­ their new scoring punch in toe bargains at their regular price of lost reports have the St. Louis ceya. Another fine crowd witnessed left hand book srtlst Rsndell Ck>le CHENEY BROTHERS REM- 23.50, a- very Urge tea pot at between toes. Ty Holland, managerial gsniua Fairway’s (6) tures were anticipated. the usual Tuesday double-header. • NANT 8AI-E.SROOM. 82.98 are selling at $1.98! They're $9.00, and a huge water pitcher at L o b s t e r s entry baying hla contract. MERALD Yesterday M>9 aspirants slogged should be a great help , to toe of the Areroen, wlU Aeld a youth­ SL John ...... U9 66 92—306 Preparation* are being made to Jumping into an early 15 to 1 good. Arm weaves In prettjaprlnU, ,$&79. These piecea are at nice GREEN AND COOKED SHRIMPS ful team. Waltsr Ford. Swede Sol' WlUcla, Jr...... 93 90 103—286 ■round the wet Arisons (Country League's high scorer. Jack Robb with button or xlpper closing, set- alone as with the complete set. handle the largest crowd of the Club course to qualify for toe 51 lead, the Italisn-Americans almost and his running mate Ous Oaudlno Slice* of cooked amoked tongue omonaon and Oeorgii May, all R. Anderson . . . 66 100—166 season. The Fedoras’ are the beat made a rout of toe game in the coupled with elleea of Swl** cheeae in or Uc belU. Any of them would youngsters, will team up with Hoi Piper ...... 66 96—169 ANCLE places remaining open hi the who by far can't be left out. Ruse give that crisp, fresh look and Never shake a rug because it John Lovet Mary “IF IT SWIMS...... WE HAVE IT* ball team in the league with an starting field. The Phoenix Country first period, as Babcock and Nino Cole a brother of "Randy” and make good aandwichea to put in a land. Hank Mcfkuui and Ding DoMartln ...... 116 120 —266 impressive eleven and two won PaganI spilt the mesh on numerous lunch box: .pread*the bread with many are too good-looking to be weakens Abers, breaks the yam Farr in red livery. A. Smith ...... 1 2 7 122 121—670 Club, where the Open’* played, was John “Yogi" Greene wriU hold UmiUd to “work” frock*. SUe* For Tickets Write end lose record. In Danbury the occasions to build up a comfortable down the other positions. mayonnaise, chill *auce or pickle and ' looaena the hems and bind­ PLACE YOUR ORDERI^ EARLY Psiloe Bonier CouM Be Big a Nsw Haven would move the dosed to all golfers to guard margin. The Laurels were con­ are 12 to 44. ings. P. 0 . Box 665 Guards battled tha Fedora* for againat damaging the wet turf. As for the (3rill, Player-Coach relish. Opppelhg them will be Bruno Total ...... 551 024 610 1065 more than three period* on bven ^Guardi into toe playoff a. The top. stantly mlsaing shots that they Admission $1,00 “Big B i ^ ” BycholakI, present Tills could be a blg/iratk for the two teams in each division at the Ho*t profeulonal Willie Low Wally Psrclsk will be depending Great numbera o f women cut Have you seen the beautiful 9 AU Stars (6) term* before faltering in the final Guards in thair M ^ o r champion-, figures toe course will be “good normally would have considered on hla new additions in last yaat'a A REALLY NICE VALENTINE member of the Guards’ Eastern six minutes. endW toe regular season wUI sure pointers, and were unable to their hair short in 1948 In apjte by 12 “OLAMORUGS” priced at League entry, George *The Flea” P. BaUslcper ...104 121 95-620 ship lionora In U^Yankee Division but slow” for the opening Thurs­ Moat Valuable Player Eddie QlfT for a sweetheart or a mem­ of protests by men. Handley ...... 106 66—208 Tonight the Guerda play the qualify for toe-pisyoffs. The No. 1 find toe rann until the second an incredible $29,99 at BEINSON'S, McOaughey, Sammy “K. O.” Mai- of tha Eaatarn^Profaasional Bas- team in toe Colonial Division wUI day if there isn't much tnor* rain Wierzblcki. and one of the hardeat ber of the famfly is a pleasure to 713 Main Street? They have an McKee ...... 160 108 117-680 Red Devils at West Haven High. In or a hard freeze. Today it’s bou. d seriod. when Ed- Vilga and George ball players to ever play on the at the DEWEY-RICHMAN tempo. BIU ScuUy, Eddie ”Hooka” two previoua gemee, the bMine lutball League and also a berth in meet toe No. 2 team in to* Yankee . - Brooks came through with timely Special at the PINE PASTRY By Mra. Anne Cabot all^ool face, decorative fringe, Wlnaler, Sparky Sardella. Davo Ayera ...... 101 117 97—616 Rec floor. Mike Dlakon, Who many COMPANY, 767 Main street: for SHOP, 660 Center Street, have a These lighthearted design* make McBride ...... 102 112 -214 have spUt, the DevUe winning at the coming/Tlayoffa. The green- Divlalon in a best two out of three ^®’^.*^.^®*^®*,*.^**^*'** hoo)>a to close the gap slightly. of the fans know well. Mika la al­ and either the new leaf pattern or OaIllsa)i. 'Tommy Graham, Gene clad locals have played fifteen me ■erica. aeries. The rankingranxing team in pro-amateur curtain raiser. The halftime score read 23-10. example, an addition to her^ word for the old world and the such gay conversation pieces that a floral design In green, rose Knofla ...... 101 106—204 home end tbe Guards in Manches­ so a great bucket man and la very table silver—single piece* rf “ Bird Dog" Enrico, Newt Taggart league gdmaa with five remaining e Yankee Dtviaion will stack up Hogan faces what some think Italian-Americans. new — it's "dellcioua.” APPLE- humdrum dish drying takes no grey, blue, and beige. You’ll go ter. The local* have won thefr lest S may m a "three" jinx. Last year capable of scoring double figufca. Sterling starting in price at *2.75; By Sae Barnett and Primo Amadeo. McOaughey, three atarte. on the tegular season achedule. Of ■gainst toe ninnenip team in toe Bouncing back after intermis­ STRUDLE goes to old Europe for Ume at ail! Worked in the easiest a long way to find so much for so at 250 pounds, will be the Mggeat ToUl ...... 642 004 010 1606 he cam* to Phoenix seeking his Tail Stan Oryxb wiU be at center a handsome ring—the pretty of stitches and brightest of colors, Especially appealing to the I rapptrs (6) tha ftva, four will be staged at the colonial DlvUlon in a beat two out sion, the Laurels, led by Brooks and "Hogan” Zamaltls at guard its rich candled apple In crisp pas­ little. man on the door. Due to bia aMI- local armory. third straight tournament victory. lioaes for ladle* *tartU>g at $7^0, try. LADY BALTIMORE CAKE, the motifs are so much fun to em­ slightly larger Agure ia this soft­ Hyde ------...... 86 61 120-287 of three series. Then toe two sur­ He had w6n In 1916 and 1947. But and Norm Burke, began to play to complete the lineup for Wllliea. and a genUeman’s signet ring pric­ broider you'll be making seU for ly tailored two-piece frpeb. Shoul­ Ity to run, he haa been tabbed .Torrington with a seven and vivors will meet in another best their usual style of ball, and re­ with its rich Icing on Apowy foun­ Add a dash of ground ginger to ‘The Flea” by hia teammates. By- D'Amico ...... 93 70 100—272 Bobby Locke, the links magician In the second game the Silk ed from 610.60: an aU-m*Ul gold- all your friends! der ahlrring lend* a fCinlnine note . . . . . 92 97 106—295 Sports in Brief five won and lost record, holds a two out of three set for the play­ sults were heartening to the North (Tlty A. C. will tangle with toe dation. proves the -gracious living a hearty soup made from green or TWO FOR choUki, at six feet. Ave inches, 346 Horvath . lialf game lead over the locals hi from South Africa. set a new Blled watch bracelet, priced from Pattern No. 6879 consists of hot- —the gored skirt I* easy as can be ...... 102 144 100—S«8 off crown. The team finishing the End rooters. Outscoring the vic­ strong Manchester Cleaners. The on this side of the ocean. yellow dried peas; serve with pounds, will give the Coppers a WUkle. Sr. the battle for tbe Yankee Division course record of 266 to win to* $3.80, up; or a reliable, decorative iron transfers for four designs il- Boats of frankfurter or with crou­ to put together. Wear It every­ HUinski ...... 112 lU 106—386 regular *eaaon with toe highest crown. Lock* isn't making to* tor*, 15 to 8, the Laurels climbed Cleaners with a bad ftrat round watch for Her or Him. priced at liutrated, material requirements, where with pride. Ane one-two weight punch. Both By n c Assodnted Press crown. The Quarda liave won eight percentage will be declared toe to within six points at toe close of 1 Black walnnta are delicious in tons. are blocking backs. ' Oelf winter circuit this year ao won't and with their new additions will 617JW up. _____ stitch illustrations and color sug- Pattern No. *212 la fo* alaes 34. while loaiiig aeven starts.. Nsw league champion. Bristol won the the third period, and set the stage make it very rough on the rent of plain white cake, In cottage pud­ Maltcmpo, srell known profes­ Total ...... 480 616 634 1536 Long Beach, Oallf. — Ben Hogan Haven, trails the locals by three defend his title. gestionsr 36,. 38. 40. 42, 44, 46 and 48. SIse league and playoff' crowns the Hogan's best score over tha 72. for the fourth period battle that the club. They also cannot be ding, Or in mashed sweet potatoes. Send 20c in coins, your name, It’s a dandy l<)t8 to get ready for sional boxer, la another heavy- SUoera (8) ■hot a four usder-par 67 to deftot and one half games while Bridge- had the fans on their feet through­ Hyie* and Cheese Croquettes 36, short sleeve, 4 yards of 89-lnch. weighL San^y has been hitting Jimmy Oeroarst by two atrokes in past three season*. hole route at the 6,578-yard par 71 counted out of the playoffs. fMakee • croquette*) address and the Pattern Number spring by getting your curtains For this pattern, send 26 cents, Chapman ...... P9 106 123—328 rt is fivs games off tbe pace of Two victoria* this week. That's out the canto. VALENTINE SUOGESTlONB made now—wbile thare la NYIXIN the heavy bag lately Just to keep the 18-hole pley«^ of the Long country club couraa was his 270 The eratlc SUk CSty A. C. If 9VMUT tabltfpooas buUer or xortl<-. to Anne Cabot, The Manchester in Coins, your name, address, site R. Forde ...... 104 1<» —207 S• SUk CAty entrant Ope Man­ toe aim of the local eager*. Match Basketa right, will l>e very hard to atop. are in the air at the PINE PHAR­ Evenmg Herald, 1160 Ave. Amer­ MARQUISETTE. 48 Inches wide, in the pink in the event the going Purdin ...... 66—98 Beech Open ‘Touniement. chester win and a Bridgeport de­ in 1947. Both teams matched hoops, and flsd margarine. 4 tablesp^rt desired, and the Pattern Number gets rough. Boxing gloves will Miami, Fla.-Peggy Kirk, Find­ Claimed By Two Clnbe Tssterday's qualifying play saw flour. X cup mUk. tea sp om ^ t MACY, 664 Ontcr Street A icas, New York 19, N. Y. lovely to look at, easy to launder, to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Rand ...... l i t 96 118—330 feat would eliminate the Park A belated Christmea present to Tommy Conran tossed in two long heart-shaped box has UpaUck. priced at $.60 a yard in quantities not be permitted on the court al­ RockweU ...... 91 120 91—302 lay, O., ahot a three under per 73 City five from any chance of get­ (Tlsrence Doser of Scarsdale, N. Y. seta to bring the Laurels within few g ^ n s pepper, H cun grated Evening H*rald. 1160 Ave. Amer­ though each team will be allowed to lead quaUAais in the 17th annuel Tony Lupien would be a chance to shoot a four-under-par 67 to set sharp cheeae. ? cu,ne. diced or rouge and compact by Clara Nome of teh yards or more at the Lockwood 90 112 UO—812 ting into the playoffs. New Haven make g o ^ with either toe Detroit an eyelash of sending the game at $9.00 for the act Or choose coa- diced earroU with cooked diagon­ (3HENEY BROTHBaiS REM ica*. New York 19, N. T. ■ideanna. Helen Lee Doherty Tournament. toe pace. Dave Douglas of WII Rec Resolts ground bam, cracker, Pieal, 1 egg, Send 29 cent* today for your Praxh RalnKew plays tbe Guard* tonight at the Tiger* or Cleveland Indian* in the Into ovartime, but that big first i meUcB by her favorlU mdnufsc' ally sliced qreen snap beans; serve NANT SALESROOM. Chief Scbendel, when asked to Polly Riley, Fort Worth, Tex., and West Haven High gym and Dan­ jn in ^ n . Del., had s 69. Name pro­ period was too much to overcome, beaten with 2 tablpspoona water. Rot with buttev or margarine or a copy of th^-Fall and Winter Fash­ Total ...... *003 589 530 1572 Betty White, Dallas, Tex., cam* in American League. Twice waiver* fessionals and amateurs qualified turer—^Helena Rubenstein, Yard- That’s right. TWO PLAIN DRESSES name his starting Ave, said it Reugb’s (1) bury Sunday In the Hat City. A and toe Itallan-Americans had ItaYan-.Vmerlcana (46) Melt butter margarine in top cream sauce. ion. A trsasure of sewing Informa­ would be imiwasible to pass along second with 75. were asked by the Chicago White automatically on past perfor­ s< double b ^ r : blend in flour, ley, Coty, Max Factor, or others. For a hrealcfaat change speed E. Andtrson . . . . 91 120 89—800 double defeat would clinch play­ Box on toe veteran first baseman. won themselves a clothesline de­ B. F. PU. Rig heart boxes or spMal wrap­ tion for every home sewer! C!on- “ SANITONE” CLEANED foV on ly ...... S 1 .7 9 this information as he has too off apota for Torrington and Man­ mances. cision. Pagani, rt ...... 2 3-2 6 f^pudually add milk; cook over bot thiek applesauce Into dessert tatns 60 pages of speelsl feature* many good men. The Oopa have Olsen ...... 92 110 —208 Cleveland—Lou Boudreau, play­ The first time around h* was water, ailiTing oonstantly. until pings glaroorlae such ^pulsr cboc- Right now you can RENT A dishes and ring with crisp, ready- McLeughUn .,,.10 6 99—205 chester. Belch Pontiacs won their aixth Kerr, rf ...... 0 1-1 1 SEWING MACHINE—a Singer and designs—free pattern printed T>een drilling twice daily for the er-manager of the CAeveland tp clsimed by Detroit and the White game of the campaign by handing Babcock, i f ...... thtekr Add aalt and pepper. Oaok olatea as Candy Cupboard, Schraft to-eat cereal; sprinkle the apple an Outsanding Dry Cleaning Boy Warren ...... 97 91—168 dlana signed a two-year contract Tonight's gsm* in West Haven Sox refused to part with the Har­ a 2-5 14 or Bumhai.t and Brady. Of course EHectric Portable—for $0.00 a in the book. ______; past three weeks at the armory in WiU be fat from a breather. The toe K. of C. a severe lacing, 68-49. Rlvosa, c ...... 3-6 8 S adnutee, stirring oeeasionaUy. sauce with cinnamon. If desired, preparation for the game. LembeCk...... 106—106 calling tor an estimated $65,000 to vard grad. Second time Lape was grated cbcese apd bam to they have plenty at Valentine month at the SINGER SEWING and. serve with top milk or cream Bring your Dresses—or Call 2«06$0 Sloene ...... 92 MW —196 Red DevlU' trounced the Guards The Ibiights must hsve spent their Tedford. rg ...... 6-7 13 CENTER. 832 Main Street. With­ ‘ On the other hand, Holland feela $76,000 per year. placed on toe W’siver list, Detroit Local Sport entire offense last Saturday night ^^wMm aauee. Mix thoroughly. greeting cards frem which ,to wool platd or aoUd colorB. uauaUy Norm ...... 121 121 111—663 Boston — Lefty Mickey Harris •everal wee)u ago on their home Oentllcore, rg . . . . 0 0-0 0 in a' month, their thirty or more that by giving out hla Uneup, tbe court The local* needed a last pe­ and Cleveland showed interest in whipping the Itallan-Americans. Osirentl, Ig ...... PM> into disb and chill. Shape in­ choose. ' Selsct FAR-AWAY VALEN worn With matching skirts. ' ’ 25% DISCOUNT ON ALL DYEING signed hia 1949 Boston Red Sox acquiring him for toe waiver price 0 2-4 2 rental machines will all be in use, odds may go down and hla backers riod spurt to nip tbe Devils Isst because there was no resemblance Lea, i g ...... 0 to g/croquettee. Roll croqtietteo TINES In plenty of tim$—and will not M a ^ to have their Total ___ ....603 664 496 1508 contracL of $10,000. Chatter 0-0 0 tboronghly In crackeraexer) meal; dip In To ring a change mU cooked so be warned. A machine will be If you don’t know Sanitas Don’t Miss These Two BIG Specials . week S t tbe armory. to that team in last night’s game. yuu’Il find a delightful assortment, money covered. As it stands to­ •Won roU-off of tied first game. CSiicago—Joluiny Schmitz, star . Detroit haa first choice under C!het Kurlowicz and Johnny Dobek delivered and called for—phone with messages ranging from the W A S H A BLE FABRIC WALL southpaw of the Chicago Cube, Friday night will be the "big Totals ...... 14* 15-25 43 day. both sides are conAdent of Booker's (2) game" on thO Guards Eastern American League rules because of Baaketball tana will have an shot the Pontiacs into s four point 8888. tender to the humorous,' at the FINISH, you've something worth­ agreed to terms for 1949. extra special treat during toe bal-, taurels (41) ’ I * ■ while to ieam. If you do know it victory, with neither given any E. BaUaieper ...110 110—220 League home schedule. Tbe Dan- a lower 1048 finish than toe In­ lead In the first period that was DEWEY-RICHMAN COMPANY. edge by tbe bookmaksrs. Pittsburgh—Elmer Riddle, vet­ dians. Today ia the deadline for ance of toe week. Toni^t at to* never to be erased by the Knights. Br F. PU. Afternoon and casual skirts you'll be equally delighted with lbf> Schmidt ...... 104 —104 eran rightbandar, and Third Back­ Imry Fedoras, boasting the best Mason, rt 1 0-1 3 new “decorator” dieaigns at tb» , The opening number on tte pro­ Sklnaer ...... 1S2 . -1 8 7 percentage in the league, will In­ the Chisox to decide whether to East Sid* Rec. WlUle'a Grill and Bill Wade worked hia hook-shot to were straighter in 1948. Large Two pounds of turnips will make gram will be the CAM-Firemao er Eddie Bookman were algned by to* British Americans meet in s perfection in the second frame. btiL Vilga. If...... 2 1-2 6 billowy ballerina skIrU were JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY.' Buckland ...... 115 80—201 vade toe apacioua Main street keep or sell toe former Manches­ Wilkie, if ...... Ave or alx servings; to prepare game, listed at 7:15 ahaip. The the Pittsburgh Pirates. ter resident. battle for first place, Friday night led by the effective shooting of Ed 3 3-3 6 worn for evening wear. them cut tff roots and tops, pare 399 Main Street. Since Sanita* ia Olson ...... 97 106 110—613 New York—Jo* Lafata, recruit drUlshML^e largest crowd of the Nowak, if ...... 0 0-0 0 a fabric. It lasts indefinitely; it box office will open at 6:15. Hayden . ...117 114 100—331 season i*Vexpected. Dsnbtjry ha* It would be quite a jump from the Guards play the strong Dan- Kose and Johnny Worol>el. Balch Fabrics to Sew ,.. thinly and then cut Into cubes. Following the Dlxies-Rec game, oiitdelder-Arst baseman, signed buiy Fedoras in an Eastern League clung tenaciously to a 30-24 half­ Burke, c ...... 5 3-.1 12 conceals cracks and patches; It Haefa ...... 109 106 96—311 with the New York Giant*, and •II but wrapped up the title In tbe the cellar dwelling White Sox to For especially good meringues Cook them quickly In a small the “Moonlight Serenaders" ten- the champion Indians. Lupien. i gsme. Saturday night at toe ar- time advantage. Davis, c ...... 0 1-3 , 1 resists scars; It can be washed Rookie First Seeker Dick Kryhoakl Oiloniai Division. Conran! rg ...... 2 use brown Instead of white sugar; amount of boiling salted water. with a damp cloth. New Patterns piece orchestra will play for danc­ ...... 562 648 502 1612 however, would be satisfied to be mory an all star baaketball and The Pontiacs increased their 1-1 t 5 one cup to an egg white, then aiAM os^ LAUMoems ToUl . with the Yankees. Playoff System Bryant, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 , for living room, dining room*, bed­ ing. AU proceeds will enter the Whifter's (2) A combination of two Manches­ a member of the Detroit ball entertainment program will be lead In the third ))eriod to nine when l^ten until stiff fold in The WORK CLOTHING SALE, MANCHESTER Infantile Paralysis Fund cam- Baakrtball featured for the benefit of the In­ points with every member on the Brooks. I g ...... 1 5-6 7 ■ rooms. kitchen*, or bathroom* are HARRISON STREET StUea ...... 107 124 106—337 Provo, Utah—Floyd Millet re­ ter victories and two loaaes by team. chopped pecan nutmeaU, and bake starting tomorrow at the W. T. thoroughly modem. Price Is $2.85 Phone 2’ OOSO palgn. fantile Paralyala Fund drive. floor taking an active part In the KosakowskI, Ig . 0 1-2 1 GRANT COMPANY, shouldn’t be Stavene ...... 92— 92 signed aa baaketball coach at Brig­ ■la u^yal. roll. See the books to bo con­ ...... 100 103 —303 ■coring parade. Preaslng the op­ missed. Men's blue chambray work Her** Bacteg , Chaney . ham Young and Aaaiatant Poach 36 points, the, Phllsdelphia Wsr- The Knights of C!oIumbus hsve position continually in the fourth Total* ...... 14 13-36 41~ vinced. W. Forde ...... 94 99 109—602 Stan Watt* w*a appointed to suc­ Boys and girls enjoy helping* shirts, sizes 14 to 17, fcre reduced Miami, Fla. — Frora Jacque* Tag Team Rassiiug riors unset the Chicsgo Stsgs, 86- donated a bcautifal trophy to the and final period, the Pontiacs Score at half time, Italians 23< from $1.59 to $1.37; heavj- ($5.50) won t)M mUe and sixteenth Schubert ...... 117 115 99—331 ceed him. 77. Fulks netted 18 points In the runnenip team in the Junior Bas­ coasted home, as they garnered 19 10. vith simple cooking tasks: when Women started wearing darker R. Smith ...... 112 116 118—346 they are pre-school age let them blue denim dunga.-ees. sizes 30 F t Dallaa Handicap at Hialeah by first half. Max Zaslofsky waa Chi­ ketball Tournament at the East points, while holding toe losers to hoae in 1948 with dark brown, Program Tonight 1 nake a Aavored gelatine dessert; to 44. are cut from $2.19 to black and navy blue new fa­ two length* In 1:45 1-5. cago's big gun with 21 points. Side Rec. The tourney will be 9. Balok Pontlaea (66) $1.77; canvas gloves are $.23 a Now Orleans—RaMee ($21.00) Total . .530 557 024 16U staged In March. Wade, Jimmy McConvUle, and B F. PU. prepare vetegtables such aa peas, vorites. Stockhohii — Frankie Parker, carrots, snap beans; make cut- pair. These are examples of value* won the six furlong Coliseum Diere’* an old saying In sports, Ray McKenna tried valiantly to C. Kuriowicz, rf . 4 8-4 11 in all departments In the January Square purse by one and one-half P)H>enlx, Art*., Jan. 28— (P» - Los Angeles, defeated W. Reuter- f.asl N ighFs Fights There will be a epecial meeting keep pace with the third place ouU (with cookey cutters I from Strikingly good-looking N ^ The king of golfdom set hla aighta “ You can’t keep a good man A. Kuriowicz, rf , . 0 0-0 0 sales. lengths at Fair Grounds. crons, Sweden, 6-1, 6-4, 8-6. to en­ tomorrow night at f :30 of all Rec club, but these three men alone Dobek, If ...... 9 8-9 31 LINOLEUMS auggest wonderful on a third atraizht 1946 tourna­ ter the qusrter-flnal round of the down.” And If you're ever looking decorating . poasibUitie* , at the Arcardia, Calif.—War Momant Senior League managers at the could not cope with the effective Kose. c ...... 5 6-8 15 Next time you make a meat ($8.90) captured the six furlong ment victory with the atari of the Scandinavian covered courts cham- for a living example to portray East Side Rec. This la a very Im­ offensive offered by the enUre MANCHESTER FLOPB COVER- $10,000 Pltoenlx Open tomorrow. pkmahlp. By Hie Associated Press J. Worobel, rg . . . . 8 1-2 7 loaf, cover the top with mashed IN G COMPANY, 66 Cklftage feature at Santa AnlU in 1:14 l-o. this word of wisdom, juat refer to Loe Angeles— Jackie Wtlaon. portant session. Pontiac team. Every member add­ Smoluk, r g ...... 3 (5-0 6 potatoes just before serving and Street. There’* a black llnoloum Hartford's wild Bull Chirry whd 149. Los Angeles, stopped Tommy ed hie share in the Balch win, and P. Worobel, Ig . . . . 5 0-1 36 the victo^ moved them within one brown under the broiler. that would ba a very modem back­ with rayaterioue Mr. X will be Bell, 149’i, Youngstown, O., 9. Naaslffs will play the Old Say- i .. a . 1 . 1 . ground; a marbl^ized blue of an partners in a tag team event fea­ I brook Rams tomorrow night in full game of the second piece team, 12-34 66 Sacramento, C?allf. — Jesse which will be decided tonight, Totals ...... 28 PLAS'nC SUIT HANOBRfl unusually nice shade has character; turing tonight's mat show at to* Old Saybrook. Players will leave Kaceys (49) come in a new low price of $.19 at Flores, 144. Stockton, Calif., out­ when the Britlsh-Americans and SHOE many color* blend in one that Hartford Auditorium. pointed Art Sots. 147, Oakland, 10. the East Side Rec at 6:45. B. F. PU. the Notion Department of the J. looks like a hooked rug pattern— Opposing tola pair will be Man­ Wlllie'a clash to determine - the JANUARY CLEARANCE Miami, Fla.—Sylvester Perkins, league leadership.- McCkmville, rf . . . . 1 1-3 6 Vv. HALE COMPANY. A very de­ Just right for the “homey” kitchen uel COrtes and Sandor Kovacx The Silk City Eagles meet toe Air­ Smachetti, rf . . . . 1 0-1 6 sirable feature ia the notches to or play-room. There are many more battle royar between the quartet 162, Chicago, outpointed Randy port at 7:15 in a Senior Leagu* Y Brown, 161 >4, New York. (Top Cheney Men's League McVeigh, i f ...... 2 3-7 7 hold the loops of a skirt so that it which you’re Invited to see and will be best two out of three falls, gsme tonight and St. John's and . 0 1-1 1 hangs wide without developing on which coat estimates will be One Lot Dress ' One liOt One I»t regular bout' on Jw Louls-EUner Moriarty Brothers are paired in .Sapiens*, If . . . . . limited to 90 minutes. Hlllery. If ...... 2 0-0 4 Clearance folds. i freely fumlahed. The opening bout scheduled for Ray exhibition card). the second contest Velvet (2) 88—256 Wade, ...... 6 0-4 13 ■ ■■ ■ «- a 6:30 o’clock has about two of the Rochester, N. Y. — Johnnie Krtcakl .. A thrifty soup may be prepared By concentrating your Interests SHIRTS SOCKS Stengcr 66—250 Rodgers, rg ...... 1 0-2 3 Sweaters beet known among opening num- Shkor, 219, Boeton, outpointed Y Director Bill Steams reports 0-0 0 from, leftover hones., from roast on one activity you pane up the : LEGEND OF THE PHOENIX WMte and Colora.>'^ Sandy McPherson, 229, Tulsa, 10. a total of $19.38 waa collected at Caron ... 104—281 Martin, rg ...... 0 , ' ■ / ' . - 50c Values )>*ra appearing. They are Steve 88—279 McKenna, Ig . .'7 2-3 16 chicken combined with water, sea­ opportunity to meet new friends Karas and Tom Cseey, brother of Salem. Maas.—Sal Bartolo, 133, toe Y • Rec All Stars bowling Reynolds Discontinued sonings and canned tomatoes; add whose Interests may differ from ThAugh a creature of the imagination, the Phoenix haa tor thou­ • Values To 36.95 match last Monday night at the Y BengUon 81—287 Vancour, Ig ...... 1 0-0 3 Vnlass to M J5 Steve (the Ousher). Both have Boston, outpointed Paulle Jackson. Totals •■•••>■*. 21 7-19 49 ••me vegetables and cooked rice, your*. sands of y e a « been the symbol of prosperity, rejavenetien, and im*. Now 35c been .put on display at to* Audi­ 135U> Reading. Pa., 10. { lanes. Numbers and if you tike, to make it heartier. mortalitST’—things too abstract for the minds of the sndento to pic­ 'Total . . .. . 464 464 427-1355 torium arena end are sure fire en­ San Joae, Calif. — Nick Dlax. Yarn (2) Score at half time, .Batch 30-24. Darling new D E M I -T A S S E tertainers when it comes to mat An interesting match in Cheney ture'in any wny other than through n simple story of myth. And w Now $2.49 Now $2.98 3 for $1.00 136>4, Los Angelefi outpointed (Tapello .. ,.. 82 76 . ______^______• Flowers for parties, for gifts, CUPS at MATHERS at the Center taetlca Tommy Vargas, i36, TOluca, Brothers Men's Leagu* last night O d d S izes or for pure personal pleasure are will be cherished by collectors- of these ancients told of the wonderful, bird, called the Phoenix, oi whkh I *4 was between to* Weaviifg and Dye Wylie ... .. 77 118 Dwjfes^P Wta lovely at MCCONVILLES. 302 “indivlduala.” There are luatre Mexico. 8. Weir ...... 96 88 there was but one. Brooklyn I Broadway Arena)— ai.J Finishing teams. Weaving ioat Woodbridge Street — and moat pastels, a deep green, and a Chi­ toe' first game by one folnt. the Frye . .. . ., 80 103 107—290 Dwyer's Photos bealT toe Nkr- reasonable in price. CUT FLOW'^ nes* rto, aa well as a floral patt- Every Ire hundred years or so, the Mrd, greyed wJth'sf^ woidd WOOL Caps Hdid Wide Joe MlceliriW. New York, out­ second by ten, but took toe third Low man . . . 8 1 84 66—231 raganeett Aces last. night 29-22. ERS, priced from $1.50 a bouquet, tem on bone china. Prices are ^nltd s nest of fragrant twigs which were hindlcd by the nijm of the SPORT PAJAMAS pointed Johnny Laruaao, 138!4, game by twelve pins to gain total The Acee took an early lead but up, now include daffodils, roaea, $1.50 to $3.00. Margin in BAA New York, ». pinfall by one pin. Total ...... 416 469 434-1819 ong* it waa overcome to* Photo* gladiolaa, and carnations. R- son. From this 6re,there arose at dawn a new bird—anew white snd SHIRTS 35.00 Values $3 .3 9 LouiavUle: Ky.— Artie Town*. Engraving (1) atayed in command. LaFrancla SAOE8 are $1.00 and up. Work fast In removing coffee ivigoroo»—which in tarn wimld meet no death but be reborn In an 156. , New York, knocked out r Bee League Burke ... ___10« 94 113—616 and Oloeon were beet for the wln- (justafson’s C O A tS Plain snd Plaids 3440 Values Jumpin' Joe Greene, 150 U, Ashe­ ■tains from rayon. If they are al­ immortal fire. Values To 38.95 S 2 . ^ Nsw York, Jan. 26— — The ladlca A. C. (6) Trvon ...... 64 — 80—144 nere and Kearns and Pagani for The: etole became popular with lowed to age they are difficult to 123.95 VsliNs $10.95 33.95 Values S2.S9 MinneapoUa Lakers havt an .op­ ville, N. C., 5. Paradieo - 111 92 91—294 Gatti ___. . . . 88 91 ------174 the losers. 705 MAIN STREET teen-agers and matrons alike In rtniove. Sponge with cold or In India and China, the bird was knonrn.nnd its appesrsnee pre­ portunity tonight to tie the Roch­ Della Ferra .. 105 115 112—332 Lennon ...... 1 0 5 83 85—278 There will be Vio game* in till* '48. Mom's was of mink, aabla, lukewarm w a ^ Immediately. saged’ prosperity and the coming of a Golden Age. In Egypt, his name 316.95 Values S9.95 Now $5.95 3340 Values SI .98 ester Royals for t&e lead in the VlUage Ctiarmcr* Raimondo . . . 107 83 90—289 TomUnaon 90 96 89—275 e;.me league tonight due to Infan­ Persian Iamb; daughter’s was of Baaketball Aaaoclatlon of Amcri' ZanU ___ 126 12S 80—331 W a ll___ — 75 70—145 tile Paralysis beneflU thle week. The NECKTIE CLEARANCE, was Bennu and he was the Mcred bird of the 8on*God Ra (or Re), ca'a WeaUm Division acrambl*. B. A. Johnson Pnlnt Co. (4) Farrand. 114 94 109^817 Dwyei'e Phote* (29) which offers conspicuous bargain* The Egyptians pictured him as a heron, hnt the Greohs and Romans M i l l e r ...... ,. 70 80 93—243 B F PU. On# Lot MinneapoUa only a half game ToUl ...... 448 489 467-1324 Featuring Remnante or in beauUfulUeaofall.typM (artth pertrayod him as an eagle. He sppeafi in poetry, snd art, and legend. iMhlnd to* Boyale, entertains the Smith .V...... 74 96 61—251 563 509 491 1563 Waavtag (6) Tiemann, rf ...... 1 J*®, * slight hard-to-ftnd Imp^avtlena) FISHING (3ilcago Stags wMl* the Royals Nielsen ...... 77 71 80—228 ce.ve (1) Mordavaky . .> 106 104 64—298 Oaelia, If ..••••••••• 6 0-2' 4 is still'a first-claaa reason for a There srr references to him even in the IM pinrcs. JACKETS Kemp's Record Department Suggests are Idle. _ Erickson ...... 93 92 88—268 92 — 87—179 Jones ...... *6T — T5—160 W. KeUey, e . 3 1-4. 7 visit to the CHENEY BROTHERS The idea of eternal life has been expressed ioiof^tioi in myth, but Sweaters Meanwhile, toe Washington Cap- Naretto . 103 96 88—287 Frey . 90 97 ------187 LeFrancU rg 4 1-3 6 'on and Silk Prints The Hits W hile They’re New I REMNANT SALESROOM. BOOTS 325.00 Values $16.50 Itoia. ninlnng away with to* East­ ToUl ...... u 314 339 387—990 Davideon 97 96 91—684 Haherera 119 123 96—335 W. Olason, Ig 3 1-6 7 through a feasible procedure by means of which the plans of aaortato Maneheeter Motor* (9) GJriatia . 82 69 Fallon ... n o 96 90—296 Denehy, Ig .. 6 0-0 6 “ DOWN BY THE STAltON” . . . - Guy Lombardo *1611 shells may be Slled with ap­ ern half race, take on tbe BuUeU 136—309 Tlwrt’g a wide variety of patterna to choose from. A' ‘T LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS” may ^ carried, on to completion, though their spaa of Ufe Ip Ihnitcd. First Quality 31040 Values To 310.50 319.95 Values‘$13.95 In BalUmore. The New York Rohbach ... 82 76 78—231 Ruaconi , 106 96 105—306 Golaz . . . — 106 85—166 A. Olason, Ig 0 . 0^> 0 plesauce and topped with whipped Today, the Phoenix is a reality. It Is the name _ AN ALBUM-PET FOB CHILDREN 38.95 the PhUadelphIa Warrior! clash Gaadea Orere (1) Cbamplln . . . — 67 116-206 « r PU. haa ravMled aonM hast loaaaa in ture of its service, will promote the health, happiness, and well-being ...... 811 820 275—906 AilnicUo Kearns, rt 6 ■ 1-6 7 your homt, you’ll find DRAFT with the Plstoni in FoiVWajme. ToUl 114—664 H ealy...... 119 96 81—296 "SO DEAR TO MY HEART” ...... Walt Disney of untold generatim to come. n a lowly ladlanapoUa Jets Burtly OU O*. (4) Vine# .. 117—616 M urphy... j$6 66 66-666 ITreya rt • (Available in unbreakable records) PREVENTA’IT V n in tWo fdrtn* at Many Other Unet Greatly Heduced Strickland, If ..•*•.• 1 . 5-1 6 tha MOOIULKXMIVTOSB COM­ turned beck the St. Louie Bomb- Hlestand ...... 76 107 lOS—294 Hllinaki 66—615 Mahoney . . . . 65 64 64—268 ^ CHENEY BROTHERS Hammond ...... 86 84 75—245 Keeney . 104—606 BaUaieper . . . 108 67 667-261 McCarthy. U 0< (M> 6 PANY, 648 Main Btraat Far eta, 65-53 leat night Charley Heneso, p 1 1^ 6 maraly aeallng up loom odndow nack and Price Brookfield led the Govang ...... 67 76 76—251 Kovis . X16-634 Q roue...... 76 — —— 76 -Richard S. Corp«nter w Fronk P. Shaldon Boom ...... J.. 74 70 70—214 Pagen), rg ...... 6 0-0 6 REA^ANT SALESRCXIM frames until spring, get Mortlta Jets’ attack by aoorlng 15 points Sheridan, Ig ...... 1 1*1 6 Weather-«tripping-a rope-Uke aub- BamreeeBtsUvw Total ... . 533 516 546 1666 Total’ 464 447 468-1400 stance you push into crack* and Phoenix Mutual Life Insnranee Co. ^Providence, eastern half taU' TOUl ...... 666 867 831 1004 M6Cbbb*b III Dyui (61 HARTFORD ROAD—MANCHESTER ■ NaaMff Amm Ce. (6) Lamoureiu ^. 166 125 116—667 100—265 ToUle ...... 6 4-tS: ■r ©KEMP’S ® can easily ramove. It's for 16 * 118 East Center St. aadara. handed the Boston CMtlu Zeor* el half tinw, 16>H feet For permanenie. get calking Manchester, Conn. their tenth etraight defeat 6 ^ . Clark ...... 66 77 79—221 Outhris.. 112 100 66—606 raUea . . Hours: Dally 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Incorporated compound that can be uaed with­ The Ronera took an eerly^ l*^ Sate ...... 76 69 76—646 Snow ...... 66 l U 116—616 Zboray . 76.T MAIN STREET \TBL. 5650 out a gun. at .8.90 a tube. Tsiepheue 4718 HlUa . . . ’...... 67 66 67—289 Plech ...... 67 106 161—621 61—666 M A and were nerer haadsd. Hoaria 106-600 Saturdays 6 A. M. to 5 P-.M, Furniture and Mnair Home of Frigidaire 7 E 9 M A I N . _ Shannon with 14 point* was toe Omiin ...... 79 61 Tl—231 M artin.... 116 106 67—<22 Dicksoa MANCMiSTEMXONSi. I he IntiuircT RoUera* high scorer. OoTClaniC; ‘ Syaifead Iqr Fea Fulks who Ttttal ...... 6X6 666 616-667 Total 561 560 566 1667 ToUl ... 45T aT-1666 .-j y V r ■' ' v ‘ •n- ;■■ *1- ^ ' ' ^' r V ______\ Bz=-V> ny^|ii '.^irj^'|f.m BV'BWTNO HBllALDi MAIfCHESTBR, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY S8, 1 9 i9 MANCHEYFER EVENING H I»A LD . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 194t

Self-Preservation la one at the Tba RspubUean F a rtytaa ) Help 'W anleil-M kle 66 HoaenhoM Goods II Waatod to Roat • 8 H( BforSalo 78 When ha (G eorge B «m ard Shew) f e r S s I t 4 S e rv ic e s O ffe r e d 16 Heal ins— Plumbisit BY FONTAINE FOX was asked If ha feaced death, ha prindplaa of Christianity, With way from btcomlag aMnn. itioM tiatt H.LE FiH A jt divine gttidanea wa shall turn back REPIPING, Aiteratioaa. aU types COMPETENT Offloe help.. Itkcel- 880 R S W A R D to r 4, 8 o r 8 worn H A V E SavernJ V 8, A 7. • . Voiam So They Say- replied: Not in the least; I have wiu conttaua to ha * ton e to a n t i q u e repairing, rellnUhlng. $488, $488, 8488, 8488, |488 rent. Three aehool-age tbUdren. . tia gla houses at.reduced prtoaa. go^ friends on both eldes.” So the Invaders of our aoll—hut an grass and In the i Jon, -i BOY! OH! ROY! , reproductions..add resistant fin­ of fixtures and heaters available. ient ehanoe for advaneement GASTRONdM.IC EXHiBm oH BY INKYAVIS WriU Box F, Herald. S|ate fnU PkOM 8-887S. Mortgagee nnOngad. immadlata have L also need machine guns. Mb (H> a l We Have The Nice CSean Ones ishes. Can 5326. Harold J. Dwyer. Jobbing a spedalty. Blnar 1* Lor- Present profits will destroy the entsen. Phone 8412. qualifications. 8 ROOM BEAUTIFUL occupancy. Pteaae call thla agtn-, —Jeaa SIbeUas, Flantoh Oompoaer —Father Banjamla Nnnex, V. B - 1947 PLYMOtrra 4-DR. — AU 17 years of the beat Dwyer Prod­ LAItjMXMtDB. W « epeelnllae la ey for qulek roaulta If Intoraatod purchasing Jxiwer bane which edneatad priest sad Ctato Blcaa equipped. Nico clean car for the ucts.. Route 86, Bolton. (Brand New) FURNITURE obtalBlag - eats lor fonanta and la aalUng o r buying. Qoorga U Is easantlal to proapeiity and full If Congress should pass a )44r m inister at tabor. The ultimate strength af ear family, tow In cost too. wa gat oar foa fkoai thoak Wo atnploymant. Alraady we see con­ V E N E T IA N BUnda. AS typesj Rooflnfr—Repsirimr 17 A SftaatkNM Wanted— Qraaindlo. lOO Hmuy' atraot.' compeUlng me to dig a ditch for mocracy haa la tba mtada o f IQdMdlng New T-Ft aHaat tor you only rellabia tsa- Phona 5878- sumers unable to buy the total out­ the Internal Revenue Department dtlieua. . . . The bast way to Im­ 1948^ PLYM O U TH 4-'d R. — New made to order, also rscondltlon- P e w a le 98 . The general Opinion bi all coun­ IfOOFINU add Rdpalrlng of all WESTWGHOUSE ante with good eradlt refowabea. put of fun employmant. . and we and, adding inault to Injury,'com­ prove our democracy to m Into heater and defroeter. Nice all the Ing. Best quality. Ptndell Manu-[ klnda Chimney work, gutter WANTED — A po4ltloa Ukinff Oar airvlea to you ter, raatlag WHITNEY Road, oatatondlng aaa the beginning of layoffs. We tries (of Europe) that 1 visited run la to make aura that ouriebO* p n m ts pel me to buy tbe shovel with U that communism U growtag way. A really low price car. facturing Jp, 486 Ulddle Turn-1 work. Expert repalra Honest dnre of children In my own home. ELECTRIC your proparty la ftoa, Raatal tour-room single, newly paintad, see the attempt being made to bold wMeh to dig, I doubt If (they) dran are wall adueatad. MBNTAL UBflWnM ^ Floor ■««<)- pike Bast call 4866. workmanship. Satistaetloa guar­ W r lb a B o m a ,- Manebaatar. also Venetian bllOds. Sand-air pricea up while production falls would enforce the law. Under our weaker' as an open political fores. —PreaMaaJtal Aadstoot M oi 1948 DODGE 4-DR SEDAN—You Also wlUing to do baby-slttliiff In Without the support of the Rus­ a n atiflin. poUabors. dUc « n d - anteed. OaU Ooughlln. Uanchee- the evenfoga. CaU 2-4454. ^ REFRIGERATOR Pboaa Manebaatar 8-4878 any- conditlonad bast. oU bumar. apaea o ff. Constitution there is absoluCi^ly no Steelman. have to see this one. It really la RADIO — Electrical Appliance I Maatgamefy, dO-Uait- sian army, communism la not like­ « r w t f buffer, bolt sandor. Mc- clean. Low price with good trades. Service, repairs picked Up and ter 7701 EVERmUNQ OOMPUmS tloM^ Wa plaaa taaaata « * w two rooms npatalra. Seraens, i h ! te 8:45. OaU 3>399S a fter 6 p. m. JOSEPH A. Chester, tax consult­ moving, packing and storage. accessories. KeUeYs Aquarium, 29 PROTBJCT your davenport from Have been, tenante o f Orford AND H i DOESN'T Sunset street. moths for only 81.26 for 5-ysar Soap Oo. for 21 years. Edith Ma­ and Inauraace, 848 Mala afreet H a v e y o u r income tax returns BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ant 1010 Main street, Eaat Hart­ Domeetlo and overseas crating KNOW HOW TO USE guaranteed protection. One son. 2-1807. Manchester. Phona 4M 3 w 8- prepared by former deputy col- fo r d 8-461S. Evenlnga Broad and shipping. Excellent van eerv- ENG LISH Setter pups. Boxer 0880. ’ ' 80 Blssell St Phone 7191 Brook 1258JS. Ice to West Ooaat and all parts spraying of Beriou stops moth lector of Internal Revenue. Bve- pupe. Cocker pups. Fox Terrier damage for 5 years or Beriou, . ^ o f U.SJL. ^nd Canada. Telephone CONSIDERING SELUNO alaga aiily. Plowe SOOS; 1941 PONTIAC eenvertible. Re- ELECTRICAL Contracting by pups, cross breed pupe. 2Ummer- pays the damege. Watkins Broth. | Bininen PropcHy for Sale 70 Manchester 5i87, or Hartford B- man Kannela Lake street 6287. TOUR PROPERTY' mnricable value at 8895, fun Uconsed electrician. 15 years* ex- 14 3 8 . ______ers, Manchester. « I - ,, , price. Douglas Motor Salsa, 888 ' EAST HARTFORD—Exceptional W ithout obligation to yoo. era AlilaEMibllcs IW Sah 4 perienca. Work guaranteed. CsU F C aiA L E Boxer, 8 months. Pedi­ will appralto or maka vou a eaMi Main street ACE PIANO foovers will move HAND-Bralded rug, Just finished, opikirtunlty to lease for long 3-3076 or 3-5005. greed. pepere. Long Une o f 6 feet by 9 toet. 100% wool, price, term, excellent 8-room brick offer for property. Bee us before 1888 PLYMOUTH coupe, 8526. your piano or household goode champions. Right eye accidently vou sell. t 1940 BUICR Roadmsster four-^oor ANTIQUES Reflnlsbed. Repairing | anywhere in theXstete, prompt 8125. Phone 4900. home. Fine condition. 'Two tile Very good condition. Reimon for aedsn, 8975. Powerful, fsat car, done oti nny furniture. Tlemann, Injured. Ehccellent for breeding. bathe and lavatory, heated' ga­ Phooe 7728 Or 6278 efficient aervlce. CaU 5847. $20 TRADEl-IN allowance for your | 1. MOtng—too emnlJ tar family of In excellent condition. Privately 189 South Haln etreet Phone) CaU 7495. rage. Adaptable for funeral home, fo«r. Okn at 8 Drive F, SUver old. washer regardtess of age, , BRAE-BURN .REALTY owned. Phone 8-13S8. 8648. LIG H T TRUCKINa. HaU-too dentist doctor, or convalescent plek-up .truck. No ashea, no make or condition. Washers from home. For appointment to Inspect BEFORE Tou buy be eura von try SKATES Sharpened and keya nibblah. Phono 3-1375 or 8398. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 $109.95 up, Benson's, 718 Main | call Wm. Ooodchlld, Sr., office 15 the office uf Madeline Smith. denuaxif... IM l BPBCIAL dshixo Chevrolet 1989 FORD deluxe buslaaea ooiqie, made whUe yon w ait Sawa filed. street. « Realtor. Room 'JO, S48 Mala tww>Seor sedan. Radio and ho4R- W AN TE D —Beef cows and calves. Forest stre et 7925 o r 2-9894. BY EDGAR MARTIN heater and radio. Phone 8-1767. Oapltol Grinding Co. 88 Main. L A V E L t'S Bxpreas light trucking We pay the top dollar. Call Pella etreet 2-1842, 4878. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGEB BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER RUDDIES How’s That? or. Excellent condition. "Owner and delivery. W eekly or monthly hna now ear. Phone 8119 after 7 7958. Bros. Phone 7405. 364 BldweU Machinery and Tools- 52 vet.'L\. OO vaavooi woo ; , lA K t Q (« MUCA I 1 a »oo\d Vs;t ''*1 nibblah routes Invitod. Man' Hoo9M for Sale 72 CALL MANtniBSTEK 8818 to M A V B A 4 0 0 O HIYA. 0 OOP6 COME V(ITH ME H5B [tfigr* kHicK A BACK to normnl price, exterior. single, hot water heat with oil. BUT JUMPIN’ J ^ . A W A L K ' tT5 1987 CHEVROLET TOWN Hooachold Scnrkns Interior painting, papering, ceU. N O N -SIN K A B LE aluminum boat fireplace, exceUent locatloA. Now F. M. BRODERICK \n-HY3 WE SOT T'Me \>E h a d SEDAN Offered ISA Inga, expert workmanship. 30 and motor. Used 4 hours. Like vacant 7-room single, doamatairs A STRANGE WILL A 'JTTLE ■^AL<.' Wearing Apparel— Fora 57 84.3 Main St. Td. 2-1642 n p A HUGE' ',1 yenra’ exparienos. Call Mr. Burk, new. Cbst 8434.50. WiU seU for lavatory, tile bath, large lot Aleo V■ lAiOMAN • Win patot ear any color de- for free estimate. 5340. one 8 room and one 9-room sin­ W«N<5-DiNG.' 1947 PONTIAC STREAM* W B A V IN G o f buma, moth homo 8225. ChOl 3057. WHAT MADE ] s ir e d - 9 S M . and tom clothing, hosiery mna, BEAUTIFUL Brown Beaver coat. gle, both In choice locations. S. H. INTERIOR and exterior painting, IfM 0 5 ' » LINER SEDAN COUPE handbags repaired, tipper re- OUTBOARD Motors repaired by CaU 4980. Beechler, Realtor. Telephone 6909. ^ t f SUCH A A b w nflfni plaeament nmbrellaa repa paperhangtng, celling reflnlsh- trained mechanic. Have your TH'NG? / Terms Arranged man’s shirt eoUsis reversed and ed Men Insured end property motor repaired now wh{)e we MAN'S BLUE Chesterfield over­ TW O Excellent b u ^ fo r G.T.'e. repteoad. Marlow's U ttls Mending damage. Ibipert woi*k. Bdwnix} R have the time. New and used coat else 38-40. Good condition, Both Cape Coda. One wMh 0 fin- SEVEN-ROOM 1988 OLOSMOBILB FOUR Shopk Price. Phone 8-1003. motors on hand. Evinnide Sales 818. Phona 4553. Utied rooms, the other with four D O O R S E D A N finished. Contact T. J. Crockett PAPERING, Inside painting, cell- and Service, O d a i Swamp Road, SINGLE iib r y fo o d tranaportetlen, 8*88. SOLIMENE and FLAGG ri-AT FINISH Holland, window North Coventry. Ed’s Marine Broker. 6410. ehadee made to meaauro. Keya inga whitened, floors sanded and Wanted—To Buy 58 Incorporated Service. Phone SJtS. M94T CHEVROLET FLEET- made while yon wait Marlow's reflnlsbed. Eistlroates now being TWO^FAMILY, 5 and 5. ExceUent Two of opstairs rooms given on outaldi painting for C A U . O STRIN 8KV 6879 for fu r­ condition, modern. Steam beat ..'That Roifhbor of ours is tho most lobor-ttving bird I » MASTER 44XX)R SEDAN Dodge and Plymouth Dealer ready for pfautcr. Loeated SAVE ON your laundry bills. lU' next spring and summer. Call Fad and Feed 49A nace removial. rags, scrap m etals oil burner, convenient location, ^,#var88wr’ u By equipped. Low dividual service la Manchester's Gilbert Fickett 4208. Top pricea only 813,000. terms. Wm. Good* on Broad strccL aonth of /•A* d boMw market 684 Center Street SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH only automatic, self-service laun­ FOR SALE—Seasoned hardwood chUd, Sr., office 16 Forest s tre et Woodland street Deeiffaio CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Bargaim 185 Om - dry. You load your wash into our 7928 or 2-9694.______. fRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Snow Fun ______BY MERRII.L C. Bl USSEB Meaimeetec. Fbona Phofie 6101 and baled hay. Phona Manchester Rooms Withoat Board 59 to salt. Prico $11,000. new Bendlx machines and we do Repairing 25 8878.. I , I FOUR-ROOM atngle. Immediate Mr. MtWEe! ) ’SoMEBOor (^ S o m e b o d y B E m E srA w r u n n i n b ! the rest Wash done In SO mln- R E P A IR end motorise eewtiU’ WELL FURNISHED room with L i; ntea while you w ait or ahop. SOc SEASONED Hardwood, fireplace occupancy. Private owner. Allow­ CaO 2-0801 After i P. BL EVERY600Y y help me WITH 1937 PLYMOUTH. exceUent me- machines Also clean and repalt twin beds for two girls. In private ance will be made on cost of re- OUTl J/TMiS WINDOW- 'FACXABD 180 " fonr-door per washer load (up to 9 lbs.) We motors. Frank X. Dion. I Ridge­ and furnace, immediate delivery. home, near Post Office. CaU 6745 AND DOUT WAkE a. BxoeUsnt oondiUon. Motor chanlcml condition. Many extras. decontlng. Phone 4047 or 8912 aleo damp dry and fluff dry. wood street Phone 7779. B. J. Begin. Phone Glastonbury after 4 p. m. I TUe^BV./ Mow tlre e Phono 8- Price 8850. Phone 8-2578 s fte r 6 3-2933. p m . - Laundermat 43 PumeU Place, I MANCHESTER. Dwelling with (formerly Montgomery Ward’s PLEASANT Room for rent. Cen- finished rooms. All conveniences. 1940 PONTIAC tudor, 1940 Chev­ Farm Store). tUione 2-4274. Private Instructions 28 traliy located in private home; Oarage, chicken coop, two acres \ Hoasebold Goods 51 c a ll after 4. 2-2588. rolet sedan. 1939 Dodge sedan. AUTO DRIVING,, dual control. of land. Reduced to aeU. Sale price INSURE Priced right easy terms, liberal AAA certified Instructor Bal- SENSATIONAL trade-in event 810A00. -Ulca Clam pet 848 Main \ W M* trades. Cara guaranteed. Cole BniMinff—Contracting 14 Ikrd'a Driving school. ’’Ml! 2-2245. $30 to $50 for your old radio re­ HHIATTID Room fo r re n t Phone s tre e t Phone 4993 or 2-0880, ar W o rll Motors 4104, gardless o f a g a make or condl-f 2-9017- Mr. M itten fiOSO., McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s CARPENTER work at reasonable tion on any radio-phono console Baal Batata and Vets Preference pricea. Work guaranteed. Phone Mnaleal— Dramatic 29 priced from $109.95 to $299.50. MANCHESTER — 8 room Cape 008 MAIN BT. TEL. RockvUle 1897J2. Benson's, 713 Main street ROOM IN private home. 216 Cod with dormera. Four rooms Raw CMpo Code bnneee i d e r ‘ P IA N O TU N IN G , repalra recon- Spruce street. finished. Hot water heat with oU, M A YTAG Washing machine, $25 •aatraetlan In vnrioas seettone 1948 PONTIAC STREAM ARCHITECTURAL Cabinet-mak­ dlUonlng. etc. John Oockerham. recsaiad radiation, iqsulated, fire­ /-a* I Mnnekeeter. ing, authentic deelgaa in flfoplaee 28 Bigelow etreet Phone 4219. on or coal burning parlor heater, LARGE Furnished room, well place, tile bath. Picture book mantles, eorper cupboards. Cus­ $15. Phone 8098. heated. light bouaakaaping privi­ . kitchen, garage arlth amealte eo»«.'•** *T « » •% .r-V. «*9. A A r*T-Wf. 4 Boohm and bntb with 8 nd- UNER 4-DOOR SEDAN tom designing. Harold J. Dwyer. leges, centraUy tocat^ at 19 drive. Immediate occupancy. Ex­ Cars Wanited! PR ISC ILLA S PUP Hook, Line and Ten-Spot uY AL v e k Me b s dM oM l wiWnlshed apeteita. Hot Help Wanted— Female 3.5 17 years of the best. Dwyer Prod­ Johnson Terrace, ona minute walk ceUent location. WeU landscaped. We bay all makes and ( water bent'eU bamer trvplaoo, Fully equipped. A privately owned ucts. Route 85, Bolton. Phone WHITE TABLETOP gas stove, from Main street Oantleman Priced to selL Phona 7728 or 8278. |S5 FOR THE BEAaJTV SHOP? PROBABLY NO MORE THAN y " BUT LOOK A SHOW EVERYDAY cards Tot four-burner. CaU 7196 or 5223. model*—1936 to 1949. VPU SPEND ON FISHING tnB bnaUatloe. copper sad braaa Manchester 5326. easy, extra cash! New 15-Card only. Phone 7848. Brae-Burn. 1 HAZEL, 00 VOU REALIZE } yWHAT J CAUQW^ / car. Can be seen at Balch Pon­ ! HOW MUCri YOU SPEND / TACKLE... AND ALL VOU EVER pfowhlng. We Invite vonr ki- “ B u ttciffy" box seUs fast at 81. ■peetlon. Price flOJMW and op. KTltTHEN Ctblnete. bookcaaea FOR A HOME o f dlsUncUon, ROOM for mar-lad couple or two I , InsttaU Ca$h ON BEAUTY? GOT WAS A FEW OLD FISH! Up to 100% cash profit! Also prise wlnnii'g 7’xS' reversible tiac, ISO Center Street Manches­ alterations and remodeling. Aleo girls. Very qi’let 224 Charter Oak I Buying Service new construction. Croaaman. 2- "Charmette” name • imprinted hand-bra led rug. 100% woot ter. Phone 3-4545. notes, Pe'xonallsed napkins, im­ street. Phone 83d8 between 0 and] 1258. New material, beautiful coloring. 9. Attention printed stationery, mtny more. Can’t be beaten at $150. Phone FENDER AND BODY CARPENTER work Of aU klnda No experience needed. Get •‘But­ 8249. ATTRACTIVE ROOM for profea-l W ORK . ' BARLOW Attica flniataed,. cabinet work al­ terfly" on approval. Free Imprint Non Vete/ansf sional or husineas woman, or I ' 1 MOTOR SALES 1946'HinCK sedan. Black. 35,000 terations lad also colorful plas­ samples. Artistic, 736 Way, El­ FLOOR problems solved with couple. Resideritlal, on bus line. | linoleum, asphalt ' Ule counter Conatmetion in accord- miles. Original owner. $1,750. tic tUe oathrooma and kitebena mira, N. Y. References. Rions 3-2118. Solimene and Flajiff. Inc. 595 Main Street CsU 2-9530. Charlea iJavU. Phone 2-0294. Expert workmanablp, free esU- 6.34 Ontcr Street TeL $404 Or 2-1709 aaeo with plans and speci- mates. Open evenings. Jones’ ROOM FOR Rent for young couple I ic a tio n s . 1941 CUSTOM DeSoto four-door CARPENTER Work of all klnda. HOUSEKEEPER for two edults. Furnitura Oak street. Phone or working girls. Kitchen privi-1 . sedan. Radio, heater. Private Attics reflnlsbed, floors laid and Live in.' For details caU ^-2519. 2-1041. leges: CaU at 195 Spruce street owner. Phone 2-4498. resurfaced. Phone C. Jeffries, WUllmanUc 2094-W4. GIRL BETWEEN 18 and 25. un­ CLEARANCE sale on new vacuum HEATED Room In quiet modara i * Jarvis Realty Co. ------1------^------married, for clerical work in bill­ cleaners. Very low prices. 845 • a J t/ L J ttf home. Gentleman ptaferrsd. { ! a a A»T. ew. Ar«J an R E A liT O R S 1939 PLYMOUTH coupe. Call K m ■’HEN Cabinet Nu-wood~tiia ing department. Typewriting Main street. 2-4430. Phona 3046. BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY AND RALPH LAN! ability and knowledge of short­ For Household Convenience and Ease of VIC FLINT Without Elacort 654 Center Street Rockville 1818J3 after 6 p..m. ceilings, alteratlcme. Aleo new a a MT. ew. construction. J, Rosaetto. Phone hand desirable but not necessaqr. SALE—Rubber, stair treads, 25c NEWLY. Decorated, furnished -V.MI 1 ‘•‘H W88 nothing compared to the ordeal wo wont threugfi SottyStraitf daddod ah« wantad to TeL 4112 Or 7275 /— BUT oo NOT 1935 OLDSMOBIL.E, black, four- 2-0308. Apply In person. Manchester each. Langer’s Floor Covering, 41 rdom. heated. On bun Una. North] "Whan h# talta you Site 40, don’t tet ourprioad— ju«t try adopting llttta Waldo—no raferoncot. no ambarraaaing tee mtH owfifi, Md I ooulddt stop her. l«IAR AW FACf? . Purnell Place. Formerly Wart’a Houaekeeping are Your Appliances and door aedan. Good-looking. Fine BUectrie Division o f The'Connecti­ End. Can 8703. 90m# 46*8 on him and I'll try to do the rast!" quoationa. no aittir^ around in agoneiaa ., mechanically. CaU 3025. ALTERA'nONS and addltlona cut Power Ca Farm Store. Phone 2-4123. New cellUiga Also roofing and FURNISHED Room, heated, cen­ Household Aids Modern or in working order T siding. A. A. Dion, Ipe. Phone AMBITIOUS woman 80 to 50. We DO IT NO W ! Trade In your old trally located. Continuous bol' , OUT OUR WAV HY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with_____MAJOR HOOPLE refrigerator or Ice box. Sensa­ Aato Aecesfioric 4880. 299 Autumn s tre e t train you as a dealer In Spencer water. Gentleman preferred. H not stop in at LARSEN’S and see the many USRE'S AM ACT X JUST MATCMED.MASOtR.' ECAD.TvJiftftS.'. ooraete and surgical sup- tional alloa'ance of $80 to $75 de­ Phone 8129. X’ LL S1A(ZT FL0ATIM6 A «O l> »T H E HOOSe Tir«fi CARPENTER Work of aU kinds SOLLV FOR VOOf. porta. Profits while training. pending on size or modet Featur­ GOOFIER TMAM HAMLET.'— MlE'LL Roofa sldinga addltkma and al­ ing the famous Philco and Ad­ HE’ LL POT OM w 2-1 SNUW Oap Urea Recapping Write'Boa M-8, Herald. items they have for the home. c a s t b u s t e r AMO MASHAS ESCAPED HiS SP iwLED a and vulcanising, one day eervtca terations Also new conatructlon. miral. Benson's, 713 Main atraet Sabnrban for Rent 66 S le ffe rt Phone 2-0268. FULL TIME position available In LIFERS — TUEV’ LU SHOOT BLAaJ^S AT SHOES AND SMiSH Truck ure aemoa guaranteed EXCHANGE 4-room newly c ranges and beaten- JoaeS' WfiLL,W W * ACCENT raagaa waabera etc AU work erork, fair price. Free eeUmatea Furniture Store. 86 Oak- Phone town nnfi 1Budanato Call Howley. Mancheet^ 8881. Boards, Pods and Covers otid dox- yOUYBt ALL POfinN’T ) IS fiUOHTLV i p e j asMML ( m m guaranteed. Metro Service Oa COMPETENl Office help. Ehccel- 2-1041. M T-cAm v. OPFIfikMT.MAB TeL Mancheeter 8-0883. . > lent, working conditions. Write wtudOPaoiT .-WOUME-Mrs AN to. leail.. BEDROOM aet, gas atova, radio, Besting—Plnmbing 17 Box V, Haraid. State full quaU- ens of other items. ttie TOWN kiltwiegM BUSINESS and Individual income flcatlona., vacuum cleaner, chain and mls- EBP' tax prepared by experienced ac- cellaneoua houaehold furnishi ngs. , WANTED oountante. 10 D ^t Squara EFFUnENT Plumbing and heat- Inquire 66 South Mata a traet Manchester. For appointment tng. Rugged dralaa machine Heip Wanted—Male .36 Boy for Herald roatc of enU 8663 or Hertford 4-S60L denned, 'lari J. Nygren. Phone FOR Complete line of 1848 R.CJL 84W. LARGE LIFE Inauranca Co. wanta Victor radios and talavlaion aaa 22 customers on Boalder LARSEN’S PETEK W. Fonteluk. electric cen- married college graduate be­ J.D.A. Radio and Tklavialoa. tmetor, mnlnteiinnoe and wiring GENERAL repair* and eervtca. tween age 26^0 te represent Joaeph Dubaneakt proprtotor, Rood and Eiwoid Stroet. for Ught and power. 48 Fon( rtBMdallag. alteraUoaa, water them m Mancheater and sur­ 188 Olea-vood ptraat Open ava- Feed and Hardware ntnat. Vhama I m p t e rvlacem en te w ttt eoppaa rounding area, liberal aalaiy nlng. Pboaa 8SA taHag. bata room fixturaa. plua rommlaskma. artth a two- Apply Herald Offk* VURNACE8 Itolored to fit your juid caMaata. bollera and radia year contract Write giving 810 AND OP tor yont old vacuum .34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL.f4M homa Van Camp Bros Phuoe ton. Bdarani Johomio- Ptiuii* recume to. Manager. Suite 201, cleaner loaards a new Hoover i > 8S1Sl i 48 Peart s treet H a rtfo rd O a n . CaU Uoaan. Watktaa 8171...

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' i 3 A i, 9Af«TjABr w , 1M9 ; The Weather ■ ■■’i ^ v M u e Dniljr Net Preaa Rim e l li. a WaaSba Far tksMsiitb if Oseastoer, ISM ' Varlabto ( aftcmiMiai fair ae .Hia monthly aqnaia ^noa ^ 9 , 6 ^ be held Friday avaning in tba ao- Friday lm;rea.iag ilT o w n d al room o f tha Buckingham kmed by saow. dnttch. HALE’S JANUAR Mmiehe»ter-~A City of VUUige Charm Wwddts, o f St Oonzt- Waltar Ouatafaon of M Hamlin ^ w«i awardad a SO-jrow ■atreet held tha lucky ticket. No. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CkNTS pin today by w uium 119, which won for him tha him- yOL, LXVIIL, NO. 99 (CkeeMed AdvaHWag aa Faga M ) MANCH^TER. CONN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1949 ri 'QHdnn, general manager of Pratt dred doUara, raffled off each mmth WHITE SALE!! ' j M Whitney Aircraft. r Mtantonomah Tribe o f Rad b '■ " ' —"I en for the benefit o f tha Oraat . A meeting o f the Manebaatar 5Council. The drawing took pjaw Germans at *Axis Sally’ Trial Private Funds r t e Dapartment win ba ^ ■at' the Red Men'a Bingo last night Labor Groups avMilng at 8 o’clodt at the Are In Tinker haU. Stopgap Educational headquarters Main at HlUlard Lady Pepperell Seen Possible Btnaet; ■ : ■ St. ElUabeth’a Uotheia Circle Stand Behind win meet thla evening with Mrs. V ■ ^ • Iha-Ladlaa* Aid tod a ty of the Donlon 0.,Hurtublae o f S3 Beaman Lwrarjr Moslia "Source of Aid Coeanant - Congregational church Circle. TOday evening the Holy 1948 Pledges win maat tomorrow evening at Ghost Mothers Circle will meet at Program Proposed; T:45 with Mra. Beda Oarlaon of 192 the home of Mrs. Roy Tbompaon, For Three Days— Thurs., FrL, Sat. 30 Drive A, Silver Lane Homes. Treasury Doors May Be Waodbrldge atreet; SHEETS and CASES Agree on ^Necessity o f United Working Agree: Less Open to For* Belinda fine Knit eign Nations Than Be* 81x108 $3,29 72x108 $3.15 WINTER DRESS and ment* to Support Dem< Needs Now Covered SALE! UNDERWEAR ocratic Platform fore; View Emphasized SPORT COATS band leg style. Panties ta pink and white fayoa. BuUctin! Proposal Call* for Washington, Jsn. 37— — Ths VFW Pension Says Courts Values $25.00 to $89.98, Now 'AFL si^ the CIO, frigid toward Washington, Jan. 37— (Pj— About $27,500,000 42x36 PILLOW CASES 6 9 c - - 5 9 c Extra sizes .... 7 9 c Preoldent Trumaa said today Twin Linx aach other three many yeare, that he has asked Secretary In New Spending Dur­ Bktra fins quality luxury mualln that has been known for years woke up today to find themaelvea at State Ackeeon to work out Program Told Will Prevent working together— in one field at ing Next Biennium; for Its axtra wear and durabUlty, ______preliminary plaae for tke de­ least. ' velopment o f “ skilbi” to Im­ Rent Revolt Asserts State Does Human Hair Nets $20 o# $70-00 AFL and CIO representatives prove living Btaadards of the To Committee R ^ . 35e Cannon Part linoi met with 11 Democratic aenators world’a aaderdewloped area*. Not Have Euoiigh AO Sales Final NYLON last nigbt and agreed on the “ne* H e eeld eoefc a ntep In tbe AU Bret quality In smartmart neinew colors. FuU fashionM, semi sheer ceasity of a united woHdng agree* Teachers, Buildings nylon. United Btatea foreign poUey Designed to Place Vet­ Patman dreg Opinion ment'* to eupport the enactment program has been In his mind Or School Equipment 9 « « » • 9 5 ® DISH TOWELS of tba IMS Democratic platform ever atece the Marshall plan erans of World Wars In Telephone Conver- into law. FOr light brown, dark brown, medhun brown, black and blonc’ '. Clearance Sale of was Inangnrated. It's a part On Same Footing as nation With Tulna aiul 9 9 c iMr Men from the United Mine o f the policy o f the admlnie- State Capitol, Hartford, -Grey and Whites $1^59 DoEen« 14c Each Workers, Railroad brotherhooda, traUoB over tbe aest foor Dalian Landlordn .Ian. 27.— (/Pj— Gov. Chester and Machlniata were there, too, Spanish W ar Vels for DRESSES yearn, the preoldent told a Bowles proposed t<)day a Stodi Up Now At This Low Prlct and Joined In the agreement to aews eoaference. 15 Detaler Extra Sheer No4kam agree. Washington, -Jan. 27—'/P/—Vet­ \' Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 27.— The stopgap* educational program Smart cheek pattern in blue and green. Long wearing Values $10.98 to $19.98, N ow It was unheqtd of, on a national Washington, Jen. 27—ijPi— *1116 erans bonus and pension requests ' rebellion o f landlords agaimst Fed- calling for about 527.500,000 absorbent Cannon quality. scale, although there were aome U. S. Treasury doors may be less totaling billions were made to I eral rent control legislation ‘'will in new s])ending during the NYLON HOSIES examplea o f Joint action on a local TiM J W CORK Congress today Ji>y the Veterans of I bo stopped by the courts. " Texs-s For that perfect St. All first quality. • level during tba prcaidcntlel cam­ open to foreign nations than they iie.xt biennium. His proposal, m a n p i i s t W I C o n n * paign. Three Geraaas, la the U. 8. to toetify la the heaeea trieref Mildred K. OiUere (Axle 8aHy), pose eutslde have been. Foreign Wars. i Cong. W right Patman told Tulsa -vaid the governor in a special Reg. 45c Blartez Dry Me Dry the ooait boUding ta Waahiagtoe. Left to right are: Haas Vea BIchter aad Paol Xohark, both farmer Urges Labor Ooeperatioa Instead, private capital is being The proposals were advanced at ; and Dalla.s property owners by me.s.cage to the General As­ $5*00 to $13*00 of the Germaa radio, aad lage S. Doaaui, former Oermaa radio aaaooaeer. (A P wirephoto). pair Tbe meeting, a dinner party emphasized as a possible source of the start of hearings by the House i telephone earlv today. sembly, la intended to meet Imme- aid to friendly countries, in one of AU Sales Final Wbich lasted until nearly mid* Veterans Affair, ^mmittee on ,.nd,ords began nolifving > 8uedene or Plestic Calf. Clearance Price irying Scheer, 35-yeer-old erans of the last two wars on the j i new spending be allocated like FINAL Iphrey (Minn), Pepper (Fla), In China Dim Today Communism. Brooklyn postman, has offered wrae footing now enjo>ed by ^ long-distance I this: patteme. I Green (R I), Downey ((Jalif), President Truman struck the Reg. $ 3 . 9 8 ...... SALE $ 2 ^ 9 8 I McMahon (Conn), Kefauver to donate four pints o f blood to SpM Sh American " '-'teranfc unidentified I 812,000,000 to assist mualeipall- anybody finding a three-room keynote in his inaugural address provides a monthly pemHon ^ $1.00 and $Xo69 ^ch IKTenn), Douglas (H I), C3iaves Both Nationalists and lest week wiUt his “ gold new pro­ > ties build acboois. Lady Roberta KN M), Neely (W VA), Kilgore apartment for him. o f 890 at age 65. and non-service I J About 85,ooo.t>oo to addlGotoi gram” for developing backward connected disability benefits rang' Ptas T ax !^ W Ve,). He told the Red Ooss yes­ Communists Accuse *' Tulsa revolt. I funds to help municipalittea oper­ terday that he. h)s wife and News Tidbits areas of the world by private in­ ing upwards from S20 a month aC' Reg. $ 4 . 9 8 ...... S A L ^ $3.98 I Myers announcer that further vestment, along with a smashing They asked Patman just what ate their schools, bringing ths tc^ I meetings are planned, and that all two children have been living Each Other of Stall*' cording to the degree of disability. effect he thought the protest ac- •, tal for thla purpose W 824,745.008. in one room for two-and-a*half Called Proai UP) Wireg attack against the "false philoao- MATTRESS COVERS [ the labor groups j>romlaed to take phy" of Communism.. Peak Seen S'f.OOOAOO.O** lion would have against passage ;: 84,000,000 for a building pro- years. ing; Bolster New Line The VFW quotes Veterans ad­ o f the disputed rent control bills | griam fo r ths Univehsity of OOn* Saudi Group of SWEATERS 'p art. “ Maybe you have someone And yesterday Dean Acheson AU wool. sUpKm, tong sleevaa Boxy and Shorties. Regular prlea What the “ united working agree* Vice Admiral Oscar C. Badger, gave fresh emphasis to this appar­ ministration figures estimating the pending in Congress. j nectcut. who needs blood Just as badly coat of the pension proposal at 81,- . A ll Reg. |4Jf S.M to 9.9S. Slsea 84 to 40. Navy, rod, green, yellow, black. S A LE ment” amounts to wee not quite Nanking, Jan. 27.—(ff)— 1 U. 8. Western Pacific commander, ent change of pace in the nation’s "H e told us he thought it would ' 86,000,000 for the erection c t vo­ ae I need a place to live,” he 000.000,000 the first year, with a hurt us,” Murphy said. $ 3 .7 9 SILK NEGLIGEES deer today. said. Prospects of peace in China | says some Marines soon will be foreign policy, in his first impor­ cational and technical schools. tant public statement aa Mr. Tru­ peak o f 82,000,000.000 a year at I Murphy, a Baptist minister, 8500,000 for e special teacher Bk I ^ styles and alsee. ; Myera told reporters he believes dimmed today. Both Nation­ withdrawn from China but em- need malltar anbleeehed mattreae oovere with aeams all hound j the dinner marka the beginning of phaalzea enough w ill be retained to man’s new secretary of state. ihe end o f five years. I said Patman was asked on what training program. aad wuh .rubber buttona. Fun and twin alaa. a $1.59 to $5.00 I ••machinery” foir greater “ unified alists and Comihunists ac­ aseat aay esnergeaey..Secretory He made it a point at his news Ketchum told the committee a I grounds courts could base an In­ Such a program, said the gov­ service penMon ‘‘ia a tradition of junction against mass evictions W inter HaU Ke§. $12.95 rad $14.95 ..... • action” among labor organlsetloni. cused each other of stalling. of State Dean Acheeon calls Ojm- conference to comment on the ernor. would “ enable ue to take a $9.95 ' **Not Neeeeemlly. Joiat Program” munlam reactionary.. Foreign President’s world development pro­ ^thls country.” But. he added, the I when the present rent control law long step toward solving the dea- ^Sally’ Listens The Nationalists were report­ 'last pension law was enacted in Rag. fSJt aad |SA»-40 X 80. n X M But Lewis O. Hines, the APX>’s BUaister Chrlo Sforta pledges posal, stressing anew that it calls I provides that landlords may with- perate crisis in education in the ed reliably to be bolstering a 1921 for veterans of the Spanish • chief legislative repremntative in Italy’s eupport to ‘Twentieth Cen­ for private investment, and, like ’ draw their properties from the i state. DRESSES Washington, who represented the new defense line below tbe Mr. Truman, acconpanying that American war. rental market on 60-^ay notice. $ 1 2 .9 5 I To Recordings tury Mlimon’’ to promote greater “Thirty years have now elapsed I “It may very well be Umt we A F L at the meeting, said the Yangtze vaUey. with e sharp rep e i Communism, Not Served iz Good Failh PeeehlsaS al#e*theiflD ie.iif-W ort*syer-t-i xtmxn’z reply, according to : could prafitabty--spend -astl* SOlT Mia $1.00 l a c e c l o t h s R ^ . $ 1 2 .9 8 ...... Sale Price $ 8 .0 0 ;agMSSMqL,ia ”a sA eaceasanUy a lied made it deer these new devel­ the average age of World war Mu^hy, was Uiat “the eviction [ lions more, end that we should not I m«wA. w . m ..—! . . A a m s leoking pattam ' joint program" among labor The great commercial city of iB chief o f Oeet, dies at 7A Mada bar Breolay. A good .. Shows No Emotion , as opments were not to be financed by veterans la approximately 55 notices weren't served in good begrudge additional taxes for this groups. Shanghai a n d .N a n k in gw otM be President ‘lYuman decUnea to that win wash a ^ wear forT yaara Bpadal ^ government money, Acheson said: yeare,” Ketchum toetified. faith.” , I purpose,” he asserted. "H erm ntr, I Reg. $15.98 to $17.98 Hinos stressed the fact that the aacrifleed, thla aporce aaid, so that say When U. 8. in ii^ t grXnt full Government Starts “ I f the proper conditions are “We strongly feel that the Con­ The revolt w e . launched two I it is my deep conviction that we ,^whels thing wee initiated by the Natlcmal troops, likely back under MilUiwiT—Second Floor dlplenmtte tceogadtliM ef Israel.. created, the reservoirs o f private gress should write into tbe law days ago by the Tulsa Property cannot expald thi.a program fur- FLANNEL GO^ . Sale Price $1 0 .0 0 benatora Ho said “wo've accepted Treasonous Programs Ctiiang Kal-Shek’a wing, could Another drag to Hvtag eoeta— the capital are very great indeed.” this traditional service pension.” Owners association of which Mur­ ! ther until we have facts which the invitation of the senatorial fight on. third in ee many months—1s due Cloee-Out Lot In any case, he said, such a pro- The V FW ’s proposal on adjust­ phy ia executive secretary. The I clearly shape our objectives end Igroup to work with them.” He said Washington, Jen. 27—{le —"Axle Added to the general confusion to be reported in government's in­ indicate the way in which these Another Shipment! were Indications o f dissension la ed service compensation—the bon' association controls an estimated Reg. $2.5SM12.98 ...... SALE $2.25 Reg. $14.98 . . . Sale Price Sally” toddy Ueitened to herself dex for Deeember .. Prospects of ((''Oiitlnned no Page Four) us— asks 83 e day for service in 3,000 rental units, many in lower objective can best be achieved.” $1 2 .0 0 (Ceattoaed ea Page Four) the government of Acting Presi­ New England winter resorts re- broadcast for the wartime Nazi the United State* up to 83,500 and I rental braeket.s. The goyernar made no ImaM* c s ii Irregulars of 69c Sizes 13 to 40-=14H to 22M dent Li Tsung-Jen. He assertedly cqpUnIng 'Milllone of dollars lost radio. wanted to keep the government 84' a day for service oversess up Murphy said last night he did Close Out Lot of thrauglr lack of snow are blegk. to 84.500. i not have an accurate figure of the ((VtuHniiw) Fag# F a to ) She showed no emotion as the here. But the cabinet, which he oayS'Boeton Federal Reserve bank may not be able to control, has GOP Senators ■It would cost the nation between I number of eviction notice* aerved. 36 IN. SIMTEX SANFORIZED ! Scott Ouster government began playing record­ ..Am istlee tolke between Israel 515,000,000.000 and 820,000,000,- ; but more tlisn 1.000 prepared ordered it moved to (3anUw. and Egypt under U. N. au.spices to CORSELETTES ings 'of the programs which 000, the VFW e.vtimatfs. I (ornui had been delivered to mem- CHUBBY BLOUSES An unnameq government be resumed today. - ber landlords. brought Mildred F. GiUars, 48, to spokesman celled on the Oom- Settle Feuds Wnnld .\lleviate Disparity Fight in Open Raoently-developed treatment The honu.*. Ketchum te.vtifled. Few Teiiants Indignant OUTING FLANNEL and GIRDLES trial on a charge of treason. munists to show their ,aincarlty by for serere frostbite credited with SurpriaingTy enough, few ten­ For his first selection, John M. would tend to alleviate the eco- Broken slsea o f popular makes. I Reg. Price $3.98; . .. Sale Price $2.00 naming peace negotiikton. The the ants seiA'ed notices evidenced any Flashes! KfjUey, Jr., chief prosecutor, choee Communist radio In turn eaiieo on trom \ p p roV e Campaign nomlc disparity a.s between th> Anti'Dewey Forces Girry * * y feet..Presl- JST ” « r r voimg man who spent the wa indignation. (la t e BoJkttas af the OR W lra) Reg. $6.50 to $12.50...... SALE a recording of the “Midge at the Li to show his sincerity by arrest­ dent Jaaa Ik Perea urges reform C om m ittee tO T rv tO yesrf in the militarv or Nava One of them, Fred Winters, said, Battle to Floor of Mike” aeries. It wee beamed to ing C^ieng end other Koomlntang of Argantina’a 1853 constitution "I'd on 't blame them, and probably HALE’S .yard Reg. Price $1.98 .... Sale Price $ 1 .4 9 leaders named by the Reds as war in r-ne-hourapeach before (in s til- Regain Control in ’50 ! '..'ould do the same thing If I ((Continued « " Page Poor) TracUag City's Water j National Committed (ivmtinueil on Page Four) criminals. i. . Aaasadbtar. - Frovidence, R. 1.. ! were a property owner.” $3.95 to $8.50 White cotton—7H to 14H Durant. Okla., Jau. V7— ~ The Communists hava offered to p,,.,.ecutan aoqtlora poesibility of Washington, Jan. 27—fJ')—Re­ In Waashington yesterday, Sena­ Our sixth ahfpmoBt of this beautiful fine soft quality Omaha, Jan, 27 — (F) — Anti- Water wan betog truchad tot* January Sale talk peace in captured Peiping as Briniglng conqriiacy charges publican senators patched up party tor Myers (D -Pa) called the Tulsa - flannel that is sanforized shrunk. The irregularities are Dewey forces took their fight for soon as they gain “ complate con- against C*ra women allegedly in- evictions “a revolt against ordin­ Onraat today over aa lee earatafi feuds today and unanimously ap­ War Possible, ' ! highway aa this aou th m Ofcla- so slight t ^ you will have a hard time finding them, the ouster o f RepubUcen Chair Urges Doulile trol” of the city. Li has Indicated volvafi la .aaie e f k a ^ to Bronx. proved a nine-man Campaign com­ ary decency.” He was joined Checi^ stripes, plain colors.^ B A B Y S H O P C O R D U R O Y CREW HATS a willingness to send a peace dele­ N .- T « Boiqde. .Japenese police jail similar denunciations from Sena- i|boma city af 1S,0M ( stn sg|M man Hugh D. Scott, J r, to the mittee to try to recapture control , along w'lthaut electfto powof aad gation there. In (act. Lieu Chung- i t Koreans and - end three days of of the Senate from Democrats tort Cain (R-Waaht and Robert- _ _ ...... —OF— floor of tha National committee DPs to Enter Rovall’s View son (D-Vai water. The utiUtiui utiUtiea hurehare ba«i out INFANTS’ 2 PC AND 3 PC SHOW SUITS U ua Li's special representative. Is rioting and defiance by Koreans at next year. I to today, with a resolution to declare Myers ia author of a bill to con- T u ^ y a* l o » ^ t a i ... Pink and Blue— Sizes 1 to 8. I Reg. $1.98 ...... Sale Price $ 1.00 there now and reportedly draft­ Senator Brewster of Maine and Bcott'e chairmanahip vacated. ing plans for negotiations.. A fte r a month of blizzards, former Senator John Townsend of tinue rent controls 27 months be- llaea saapped oa tha tura OMla Irregulars of $2.98 Nashua **Two Stork'* Formerly 5.98 to 11.98 Cocos, Brown and Red. Assert* Military Eslab* power Uae* into Outaat. Fowor Jacob France, Maryland com­ Catholic Church Advo­ Also working in the Peiping wind,-rain and sleet, south­ Delaware were selected as co-. mitteeman, offered the reaoluUon. ern (MUfonUa basks in unusually chainhan of the camjralgn group. 1 (Continued on Pag* tou r) »u PPli«l *• the pump atottau AU White NOW ...... $3.50 to $7.00 I lishment Must Be Ade­ and hoa^tal* for a ahasi tliua hy I t was seconded by Harrison E. cates Paying Way to (Coottnued en Page Four) clear aad caloa weather . . . U. S.. Mllllkin Reports Harmoajr a local power plaat but It aaaa FUR Spangler, Iowa committeeman. (Chins. (Cuba and Norway reported Despite advance threats of quate for Situation GIRLS’ SNOW SUITS Any Place in Nation weat out. Under the France resolution. If firm anlnst any big change in bickering and disagreement, chair- i Assorted colors—Sizes 3 to 6x WOOL SKIRTS > their pun for ending Indonesian Three Housing I Black and white check wool shirts. / the committee voted to oust Scott man Millikin of Colorado reported - Washington. Jan. 37— .4'- Sec- SHEET BLANKETS Formerly 10.98 to 16.98 it would proceed Immediately to Washington, Jon. 27— The Bevin’s Post rrieis ^ . . Senate confirms James Halts Witaeaa Parade h a ^ o n y at a closed session of the ] retary of the Arm y Royall told the New York, Jaa. t7—n- ; -I" **** aetoeMag patsuMsI Slsea T to l A o f “ packing” an Executive . com proportion each bears to the over­ has arrested Sam Carr, former mlttee under Senator Taft of Ohio Under those circumstance*, he Sizes 3 to 8x gress today has a choice of three , hero. ^ ^ ^ Formerly 12.98 to 19.98 loittee with supporters of D ^ey. all total o f displaced persons." London, Jaji. 27— —Pollticl- organizing secretary of Canadian had ”aent In.structiona'’ by four said, "our military establishment I Reg. Price $3.98 to $4.98 ...... Sale Price France, who said he had backed This, it skid, would avoid discrim­ la and newspapers apeculated Communist party . Sevea moaths senators to the Omatia party con- must be an adequate one; adequate mum-bllllon dollar programs de- I » Specitd Reg, $9,98 Multi-Color Floral ChenUle signed to provide home* mainly '* ''* '* Increased N O W ...... $9.00 to $14.00 Dewey since IMO, demanded to ination. ’ ' generally today that Ernest Bev- of Barlhi air lift has coat A ir for each changing situation.” I Washiagtoa, Jaa. for low income families. Two are know whether Scott was trying to The suggestions were made pub­ Uk'a assignment as foreign secre­ Force and Navy $108,750,000. (doatUiaed oa Pag* Fonr) The committee is holdiivg hear­ Seaato today raised the atoeaat DRESSES stay on as chariman “ to help Tom lic by the National Catholic Re­ tary la under study at a Labor ings on legislation to allow the Air Republican-backed, tbe other is an proposed for reUet of saowboaud BEDSPREADS $1.59 to $2.50 Dewey in 1B62 to run for tbe pree- settlement council meetUi|g here cabinet inquest Into his Palestine Force to have 70 combat groups administration measure. Slsea 1 to 8, also 8 to Ss weetera otates ta $I,MMM. By Our Entire Stock Idency again.” today. The council la the official policy. ' despite the 48-group ceiling asked The two G. O. P. bills, designed voice vote tbe Seoate ad^ed oa Formerly 1.98 to 6.98 Sarcastically, France said he organization of the Roman Catho­ The cabinet met this morning. Favors W orld Corporation by President Truman. as substitutes (or President Tru­ ameudmeat by SeSMtor Watklbs NOW...... $1.59 to $6.00 wondered whether a statement by lic church In tbe United States, ea- Bevln was absent but WUlism * Would Set Army’s Size man's housing program, are being (R.. Utah) .to a reaoluttoa to pro­ •Not a Single Exception $7.98 TEEN AGE DRESSES Scott to the committee yesterday tobltahed for the purpose o f re­ Whltely, the chief government The measure ali«> would set the introduced' today. 'The Democratic vide $75«.«M to rilatourpe Federal criticizing Dewey’s conduct o f tbe settling displaced persons here. whip, was called In, possibly to re­ I Armyis size by law. i measure waa submitted early thla ageociea ter asoaey alraady bpcat An exceptional value^for January. Pure white chenille with good R A IN COATS For Helping Other Nations •E ve^ G>at Inchided campaign was “ a death-bed rC' Tbe displaced persons act passed port on the Labor revolt against i Royall said the Arm y wants the month. to efforts to beep reads opea la It looldng Sonl pattern. Maas smsU and medium I Reg. $5.98 to $8.98, Sale Price pentance.” b y . the last Congress would per*' Bevin in Parliament last nigbt. I draft law kept on the statute books Fourteen Republican aenators weetera etatca. EarBer. liw fi Formerly 2.98 to 8.98 $4.00 *Ta it a death-bed repentance mlt slightly over 200,000 TPs to Brsia'e PoHcy Endorsed \ at least until its June 24. 19.50, are sponsoring the new bill being had passed a__8 Siaes 10 to IS that you say you are no longer a enter the United States over a The House endorsed pevln’a pol­ Los Angeles, Jan. 27—37^ •» »149^ SKIRTS AND JUMPERS The Maryland committeeman plement President Truman's pro­ Would UberaUse .Art per cent o f the MO membeni. A and not Imperialiaro; it la coopera­ 1950 'Will be asked, he said, must I tratlon’s are alike in that they all' * * Plaids and,soBd colors—Siaes 1 to.Sx HOUSEWARES^ DEPT. said that in naming the Executive tion and not exploitation. It Is the TOWELS committee last week, Scott had Representative Celler (D-NY> round hundred Labor members ab­ gram for United States aid to un­ be determined by future develop- i call for public housing, slum clear- .AsMrieaa Fprmsrly 51.98 ...... Now g 1 ,59 cljalrman of the House Judiciary stained or were absent on the vote developed nations. 20th century, democratic way of nients. ^ ance. farm homes and research to Ma. s W itV -U . S. Air U^-away Plan AFailable Picture Frame. 9** x l l ”. Reg. 52.49—Now 1,25 consulted only J. Ruaaell Sprague, raising the living standards of Foramrly ,$$.98 .Now $2.19 New York committeeman, and Ma- committee, already has aaid he o f confidence. The prasident of the Motion Pic­ He said the Arm y has 690,000 cut buikllng costs, Fores .stm Owlett, Pennsylvania commlt- wiU aeek amendmenU doubling the (Criticised on all aides, Bevin’s ture AssociaUon of A m e ^ sug­ the world. officers and men and that present Scope Differeat la Each edtooigbt Glaae Coaatcr. Reg. 39e—Now l^ g “ Reaoarcea Net InexhaosUble” Convenient Payments ForaMfly 55.98 ...... Now $3,19 r ^ m a n , Dewey supporters. total allowed entry. His measure policy was approved after a aharp gested that American capital and budget limitations keeping tbe size The scope of the public bousing abeori Is g aa a Btobt fsaoi “Ehrer since the war we have Fonacrly 54.98 ...... Now $4.00 Sboold Have Ceaaalted Others alaa would Uberaliae the act to debate of seven hours.- The vote technique be combined with man­ at that figure have his approval, program is different in each. It ___ Waal rai^ to 3 for $1.00 I Glaaa Sugar BewL Rag. 19e—Naw IQ g power and capital o f other coun- been pouring out bitliona for relief Free Storage Fonaerly 55.59 .....Now He said othera on the committee avoid what aome have called die- was on a Omaervative motion not He commeaUd that by author- ranges from 1.000,000 units in tbs B a g l a i t t o B-W M BOkW (M $5.00 should have been consulted. criminatory restrirtiona. to adjourn and cants after Prime triep to tarry out a world-wide in­ and reconstruction. This haa been 7:3$ to oa a M T ($ « • to ■*> 2 GaL £aaa Cleaning Fluid. Reg. 51.19—Now $9€ necessary, but we all recognise izing a higher figure now. C on-, next seven years in the adminls- An unusually fine quality, part linen gisss check. Limited Fonaerly 55.59 ...... Now $6,p0 “ W e can’t carry on that way." The catholic propoaal carried Minister Attlee declared tbe ques­ dustrialization plan. grsss merely would have to appro- tration measure, to $10,000 to/Mx yootordoy aad rraa daa at MtoBwa. quantity. France said. ‘Th ere ere other five fUggestlona.< In addition to tion was one o f “ confidence in the P iupssea Governmeat Baching that It ia temporary. W e can’t pur Xaglaad, Na baoto bMto at Btft to 126 Pc. SilTcrwarc Sat— ^ p ^ l $4.98 sue this policy forever. Our re prlate funds to bring in more men years in the Houae O. O. P. bill tp Bak’s Floor people in this party and they too bocating the total, providing trans­ government.’* In tbe principal addreza at the if needed. Tbe authorization would I MO.OOO in six ysars In tbe fienate SB. (44$ a. as. aa.t.) should be consulted.” portation from ports of'entry to The Issue brought tbe ftrat annual meeting o f the Ixia Angriea sourcesrvCto are flVLnot illCJM*»4t»L*ifJtoeinexhaustible. • a * - ^ . .. - , , , Air Fates i Grsen S U a v * Givsn With Cash Sain 7 Pc. Spun Ahiminom BaTcmga Set—Special $4.39 Chamber of Commerce last night, What we need now it a per-! * 1 Republican program France said that Scott's action destination and viM diatrtbuUon to break in the previoualy solid Lab- ” a- — — J —«laW And aw.» the House bwllbUl. hut not the " SHK Oraaa Staaqpa Given W ith Cash Saks JohiMtoh proposed that such a manant program o f world indus- backed up with money. had caused such dissension in the proportion to group. It: or-COneervative lineup ou Interna­ other two. provides for $3,000,000,- I Hero n ra Extingoiaher $1,29 saeh. Pkg. of three $3.80 Asked that the pieacnt eligibll tional quaatkma and tba dafac- corporation be backed by a govern- triaUzatiati to q ^ te naw wealth Vlgara BsviseA Downward committee that the chairman. Royall aaid the Arm y had orig­ 000 in government loans to spur ity date of o Im . n . 1M5. be. ox tion o f a big bloc o f Laborltoa. mant ftfud af $ , , to pro- for a graator sharing by tba paopls ChlMitnk Metal Tabk and Chair Sst. Rag; 512J8— o i ^ t to resign, 1 000000,000 private construction of 100,000 tirgneeBce then offered his rsaolu tended to the effective date o f the The goveRunanf* majority waa tact Anarlcan tnvaatora ogainat o f tha worid. including oursMvea: inally planned to seek financing N o w $5,00 to the new fiscal year for on Army homes in tbe next six years tor m JW.IUU tiain Ssrhleh put the committee' on act aa'amended, or in any cast the BmaUaat on a major tasue aiaee losa through any natinnallaatlon or to croato new Jobs; to stimulate D J W CORR record aa declaring that the best not prior to Dec. 31. IMS. it came Into power in 1M5. confiacatton o f industry, but not new trade among nations, and to of SS7,0M officers and non but re­ families with fneomss of MANCNUm COMN* ' MAMCHISTM CONN* Wishing Well China Bank. Reg. 53.98—Now $2.98 interests of the party would be Urged that provisions for per- Obecni'ere aaid 40 to M Labor against normal business risks. tnabis ether countries nut only to vised too figure downward ia the 1X000 to $1,000 a year. Itaoaa “ W hat I am advocating la not rsjgain thair fast but to inarch tue^Rnfi « rzeu rj (Ceattoaed ea Faga-FtarX tctaht o a ly to the baneflt o f tha traa dam* atoadUy forward.” (U sal