------ATcnge Daily Net Press Ran The Weather For the tVeek Ending ' f V April 10,. 1082 Fatuawl o< V. S. WwtiMr SarMB Members erf the Cyp Ouh of. Members of the Ladica' Aid and Mra. Arthur Heaglund o f 88 Bunaat Ctrcta of Past Nobla A Youth RaUy of Methodist Troop 2S, Boy Bcouts, sponsored Doregs Societies of the Emanuel Stephen >street, or Mra. Roy Hsr- ' Ooudy, enol thi* eMemooat churches in thta area -will-ha held b y - the Centae Church. ■ will -hold. the .Center Church will attend-Oie , Ghwida win irnbet Monday eVshOtf: Older Boys' and Olrla' conferences Lutheran Cfhundi’are reminded' to rli of *40 Porter arfiSet. PRESOnmONS 10,489 eleadyf «xmI t^gbt.' FUr' w e iw A l ^ t T q w n in the directors’ room of Odd Fel- Sunday* evening in the South Its first country fair In Woodruff purchase their tickets soon for the Hall on April 30 from 6:30 to 9:30 at the Verplanek School Sunday Clirefuiiy Co»iK»uiided Member o f the Audit ■■ ' M'a Inwa. HalJ, Tbe, hoay»ss . m m , Vir­ Methodist Church. A panel mother and daughter banquet to Harry Hiker, son of Mr. and ' " PiOft’T 'i a Wimt I* aidh'-wm take- !», m. Th#; ^:pa«nlttee, headed by afternoon from 3 to 9 ' o’clock. mn ginia Keeney, Win be assisted Those attending may'eHher'bttrlg' b«' heia^iH Friday, May '*i at ihSO .. NatUaton of Uia Rebakah Auem - "The Family Neat Door," will be George Hansen and the Senior 'U n / J i: Riliier bf HfghiAndPiifki Mrs, Grace Lathrop, Mrs. Edith their own lunches or purchase p.ra? T h e ihemb*rs of the Ladies Artliar U rn Stom Mra, Beatrlca Manning, Mra. arolUl. MrA.,Bsa^rl« Manning and fhown. Each person attending Is Scouts, promises an entertaining and a freshman at the Conserva­ ■ T & m S ' KrTVrtWrMWr. M ary «nitth and’-enfoyaMo evening ' for. alW, An .lunch, at the ef-boob. ,.. ..., ... Aid mav obtain tickets' from Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Miller/ Entertaln- lodfedTtt tfrinifir bora-iunch"for*the p ah r ErtckiKrfi » f s r Alton ■atwet. tory •of“'Mustc;'.of' OberHn Oellegei' and Mra. Arcella Crawford, aU Innovation will he a rest booth (ClaasUled Advertialag oa Page 10) MANCHES'fEIL 26. 1952 mftnt,Win _b« Mr?- meal at 8 o'clock. The Epworth or Mrs. Clarence Peterson of 78 Oberlin, Ohio, will be In th»-isho- iWELViE PAGtSj " V pRterrms ' 'w i»t liioble iran d i o f -Sxmaat -Re* liA g ite o f sotflh Churcir, the gprm- •for th r Isdtes -with- tea 4n d fancy ....Frederick. .T., -BUsbi .jnh.kpn.pf Evelyn Qwords. Mr. and Mrs. F. '®. Bllsh, Jr., of 5 WeatmlrisVef'’ Toaa,~aftd the'inen): 'riis 1n ■the'Bomlng Mnmniera pro- t ^ a h LodgA attended the recent soring group. Will. , serve . dessert cakes being *erved . by three Xsurel street, a freshman at Tnfta bent of ' the: Dorqaa Society from ductloB. ■ aaiambiy ’ meetln'ra. in Naligatuitk. Mrs. Mary Tj|ylor, president of and eyffee. mothers.' A door prise will be drawn. College, Medfotd, Mass., is playing WANTED ■ the Manchester Soroptlmlst Club, a feature role In the undergradu­ “Silent De*lh” for Reds Miss Frances Parker and Miss Miss Clara Skrabaez of 89.North ate, produetlon of Anna Cora Mow- FloodGrest tbutae Blatf of Hartford ■ win street,' plahtsl, 'and Blfirho Dubaldb ' '‘The M iiiilcal' SerTerois’^ Are' stt’s 1850 comedy of manners, (^rrL-HlOli SdlidttI DR. JOHN V. GREGAN motor to Boston this evening to of .19 Irving street, violinist, wni nearing the close of their cam­ "Fashion,” being presented May 2 'attend the 23rd conference of New. perform Brahms’ "Violin and paign at the Church of the Naza- and 3. not* with kiiPwM f* of Ntturmpathic Physician England Regidn Soroptlmlst Clubs Plano Sonata" tomorrow evening rene, 466 Main street. They have Ruling Due Bearing on ■X-: at the Hotel Statler tomorrow And for the Jfartford School of MUslc. been entertaining large audiences Our Lady of tlie Most Holy Rosary typing and thorthand. * Announces Sunday. radio'program over station WDRC for a week, both being accom­ Mothers CTrcle has elected.the fol- arioruorp. plished mueletans,' and -Mr. 'Berte- Vbwlhg 'olftcers; tAade'f^'MfSr Stella' ffxv-A’x-Frv'. Captain Fred Kelsh, Mrs. K^islsh Glintdny la. . The Removal Of His iot Is an excellent speaker. To­ Leber; aecretar.v, Mrs. Elenora Apply In Rnnon Week and their young sons, who?, have night • they will be heard In the King David Ixxlge No. 31. In­ Bohenko;, treasurer. Mrs. Wanda WHITE EAGLE HALL. NORTH STREET Office To been spending a few weeks with final week-night service, and on Cartier: representatives. Mrs. relatives In town, left yesterday dependent -Order of. Odd Fellows, Sunday at. 10:4.1 and 7:30 p. m. Washington, April 26—to , ^ NOW a o o to $20.00 , , . gates w ill )»e choeen th eh ,for,th e*7 critical points; -Flood headquar­ ■...... Alaxaoder -A.- -JUicey nnmierta kla wife..as, th ey.-waltfels peUee-dsast a pead -fee IMr^-Mta’a hody,. „a Kbrean. .truce: '0>«. dlaputa' - TYPE 148 LADY PEPPERELL May 26-27 State convention which, Ntedford, Masi|i> The boy, Paul, 10, lost Ms. life atteMf(t|iag;td poll Ms dog onto a rgft over whether prisoners should he in turn, wlU nama.Conaacilcut'a 23 ters U^rt said that city of 19,500 MARTEX DISH TOWELS still was holding firm against the Neighborhood chlldreailrea gather la a group at they aritek pORfle boats amf the boy'd paj^ta. (AlF allowed to chooae whether thay Probers Order national convention delsgatSA Man-ville’s 8 tli Wirephoto). will return home; (2 ) an AlUad There is a big question, however, river. The day’s program called for .... lU X U R Y MUSLIN . rfUUng 30.D0O addl4ianal :«aiidbags; -demand f o r ». ban on. eirhew. eofi-___ ------'29c■■"Eijkch • ■ ■■■ whefhef''the caiirdjfa'-Wiir jifoidltc*'’; structlon during an armlatice; and ’ ^ SUITS ami JUMPER SIJITS Nmiaif to Talk any general head on fight between |Wife Is KiUed Acroae the river from Muscatine, X ' .(3) Communist nomlnatlonof- Long wearing absorbent Martex dish tbwfls, 25^$ linen, with r |c / $3^9 72xl(»...... $£75 the Ei.srnhbwer an d, Taft force*. v levee* Whjeh protect thousaiKla of Sizes 7 to 14. Reg. $7.98 and $8.98. colored borders in blue, red, green and gold. Russia as a neutral Inspector. . Normally, moat of. the caucuses A I p s a c T l Illinois acres still were Intact, Move the Clock The Communists agreed to the REG. $3.79 81x108 ...... $3.15 On His Income leave the state convention dele-; X U / X U I'U v-4l. Ct“ U Crest Due Thursday Row Flares Navy Bares plenary Maslon 30 minutes before . NOW $6.00 and $7.00 gates unpledged. - I * Far downstream, water in its staff officers working on pHws for. SulU. Reg *12.00 to $14,00. Now $10.00. REG. 59c YARD REG. 79c 42x36 ...... 65c Many Pledge* Seen | rail yards caused the Burlington AHEAD an Hour Zupervtsing a tcuoe held a brief ' extra -tkreMi*-- for extra '-wear. Beautiful quality Xady -PeppereB ' ' - - Wa^li^ton,-,: ^pplF : ■ r;B u t :i*d'loTcajicH rfrejg3rt.’.*«tvtc«: ■emf ■'Pbrmer ' Revenue C'bmmiaaibner On Convict luxury muslin for years of service, , be surprised if the heat of the —Georgians Campbell Manville, 33, to Hannibal. Passenger service New York, April 26— They made no headway during A.R.C. AND PUNJAB Joseph D. Nuniui, Jr., wa* under Eisenhower-Taft fight produced estranged eighth wife of playboy hsd been curtailed previously. A t .* jtiA*.. f ,r4:.^:sLU > w » i.: the six-nitnuta session toward ,, stern order*,, to meet .bis more - than the -usual number ‘ -of Tommy-'Man-rttie, -was kiHed- ln an at; -Louie, tlw f«vOr*ble*vrdrd w a* .f/E)— Xonight ■ is^ihe nigiOt Weahlng th e RttSsiiih ‘ attd-alrltoJd - tu-ice-delayed date with House tax pledged delegations or resolutions automobile accident here today. that the Misslssippl’a crest, due you lone an hour of sleep— Submarine deadlocks. JODHPURS . scandal Investigators. Truce Talk PERC ALE PRINTS of endorsement. A car ahe was driving collided there next 'Thursday, will be about or of Saturday night fun. The staff officer's will decide Popular twill In black, tan.1. brown and■ green. Sizes 24 to 34. Following an independent med­ In Torrlngton, for example, with another car at an Intersection 36.5 fe e t, or 3 »i feet under last S P M N G ^ ^ ^ ical check.of Nunan's health after - That ia, you do if .you are after Sunday's plenary aeaalon Also * few. children’s. Sizes,..Reg...Reg- ».4■«$4.9$,to,.$,7-9,8 values, ' ...... Charleit H. Padilford, Chalrtnan of in this town, near White Plains, in y t * r ...... >■ ■ when they wm m»W again.------TYPE 18(1 LADY PEPPEREIX his own doctors said he wa s too Jackson, Mich., April 26— Washirigtohi A'pril' ZB—(S’) . D;eslgpe-— yesterday directed the former , top desire for s well-groomed outlook! At prices that recognize every $2.99 Punjab .prints, for- dresses,- apronsr-lsklrts,.-draperies,, bedspread*,- gates will be offered to the ceueiia. -of the Greenburgh police said ahe. ed Kansas City and the river .was dam surged back and forth light- Having time areas. Hue compact; and. f,uTl of. idhee'-aald-fewer’ than -70,000 -of':<— - ■ wbmsh’6 't m d g e r . ’ ■■"'T'''...... tax official to be on hand for was thrown from the car and it falling rapidly there. gadgets—was moored he hdusecoats. ■ , ' questioning May 5. The Taft supporters said they felt today over handling of the At 2 a. m., it becomes 3 about 166,000 prisonera of war and > . that the slate recently nominated came to rest on top of her. "Or Elae” Southern Michigan Prison toda.v tb show defense of­ civtUan internees, want to retnrn REG. $3.79 72il08 ...... $2.95 by the GOP town committee has : The beautiful, English-born red­ ft* III* to Communlst-heid territory. Some members intimated they ficials and Congress members $25.00-to $49.98 too much o f an Eisenhower flavor. head, noted for her creamy''white riot. A series of mvestigatipna But Just to piake sure, The Reds had indicated they: REG. $3.98 81x106 ...... $3.35 expected him to appear, "or else." complexion, waa alone in the car. impended in the four-day the long strides being made The "or else" in such a case might Contests are shaping up else­ Reveals China turn your watch an, hour would not Insist that all Allled- ANOTHER SHIPMENT where. Some are not altogether I She was'traveling east on Ards- mutiny which cost the life of in undersea warfare.: ’ held prisonera be returned if they REG. 85c 42x38V2 PILLOW CASES Ea. 72c mean initiation - of contempt of ley road. The other car was driv­ ahead before going to bed Congress proceedings. Eieenhower-Taft fights. Some in­ one prisoner, wounded nearly The Trigger, powered with got back' about 116,000. : - ’ OF BEAUTIFUL Extra fine combed yarn percale by- Lady Pepperell that will volve struggles for seats . on the ing south on Central avenue. Po­ tonight or before starting A ll Prisoner* Screened After receiving the committee lice said it was operated by William Red Drug War a score of inmates and guards the new radial-type diesel en­ wear for years and yean. directive, Nunan’s attorney late State Central committee heided your evening’s revels. The U N command acreened alt ‘ ; Rogers, 48,. o f 3 l3uaenbi!rx. B)aM. and left some $2,000,000 dam­ gines, has a higher speed sub-, 60 GAUGE yesterday sent word his client, .re­ by Chairman -Clarence F. Baldwin And don’t worry about jirlaonera held on Koje. laland ts-.: .. or for control , of town committee White plains. He was unhurt. age in,its. wake. merged.: than. on. the aurfaccv ;ln

A-. -•, I : i ...... MANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« SATURDAY,'APRIL 26. 1952 ^ f f ^ A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN« SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1952 PAGE on the theme, “The Long Lift'- of prior to the date of any caucus at Hospital Notes I4st Gonferenoe ...... ---- T T t y * . ..• ; vS i f w i o ^ l ^ e , ” , __ which candidates for public office St. Mary’s Sending About Tow n Empire State Building. The trip' of Mancheater, will officiate in the art recMved . a gold arrow, and p. m. each day with extansion r- I* sponsored by th e -S t.:- Joseph's absencs of Rev, -Oorjon B. HoK), Bid ward .-i^tiiet - - was- ■ awarded- , ih ii wiil be Mr, Re:^oids'")lhit' South Coventry gr* th he selected, ths chalrman Rockville S O Y SCOUT -the period' If some - of ■ the-d a ------of the town committee shall cause At Zion Lutliefah Randall J. Toop of 102 Tanner School Guild. paator of. the First laitheran two-year service pin,. ' mudt be cancelled because of nt appearance before a Manchester 50 lo CatEedral Pstients Today—126 w S b C—I860 io«0 At South Chuirch Mra; PauBiie Little street has been elected a member WTW— Speaking In Coventry ■- Church. Burial wjli be in Grove Miss Katherlnq., 6hea, principal Registration faimts will be d' congregation, even though both to be advertlaed In . a newspaper ADMITITCD YESTERDAY; WCCC—J290. Radio and TV. WUAY— 810 -Oevee'trr- ■hevtng’-e ■sutwtaiTtlsl-ctreulaticm •In Jofi'ri ■Wolfe,• RhtkVme; GT)rt*«wrr .a-vr Aehraldt'K-Crib paclr fWg. ;jfu * diwb's for die-names' of sight bb>’ -ChrttOin mtsatom wHl-hrthfe'malh 'oWcefs 'a i^ leacri'efs 'I’bmorfbw At' m WTHT—Times In Review. the official staff of South Church annual Inteinatlonal Friendship candidates must file a notice of participate’in the annual Mite Box Herbert Markham, 46 Pearl ■ ^ :o e—WDKC—News. O il Apr^i the Couples Cluby01.,.be.,the. -cS-,.'.,,.: w ccc-rJIan ch e*ter. MstlnW: ._^1:45—WDRC—Plenb Po'lrelU. ' 30 ical Lutheran. Church. wlU.attend. NEWS .prassive speech -dlrsetsd.4o .ih*. .reomtly.when the .Ijwsal church, d.er parly . Wednesday, Alght.. at.- the, Intention. street-i -Mrs.-Louise-Bogt,. 42. West- oightli aeml-aririuai re^bnal .teach­ V t: BSi'heji' AVrclurian'" o r '117.... WON8—News. g'W t^'W TtC^eilM ltc' HbUr.' " — gregattonal' - Church 'of ■ Coventry.-' iadloatlon 4»f ths day -- pphfem JS *tB « U it Church' on -Bimdayi th P elded to underwrite - their- support i^hnitch- Oommunity ■ Houses '• -in t... ThsrBMrd.or'ReTeolmeri recent-. Church Cathsdfal,; HrirUOrlf Thla;is wood street; Trlvtri Mitchell.' West East Centm-street la attending a ■ ■ '^ # n A T —News. ■ WY>R<>—Symphonette. . —, . ' ...... ' F)5od "Sole' ...... : the . New . England ~ BroUierIvood .parents,-.Including -the., parents-of- and a second-ehoiesj-. '-"...... - - ers coherence and representatiVea WKNB—Baseball Special. WCCC—German American Houi. Convention at St. Paul's Laitheran At the April meeting of Pack R«v, Charlea Raynolda. a ntwly on the mission field. !'Iorth'poventry.'The clothing will ly executed an agreement with the one of two such services held ■ an­ Wllllngtbn; Stephen Dodge, 157 convention of the National Associ­ Tolland Cdunty - Farm St. Holen'4 -Benefit Society -of prospective Cub Scouts, who were A foe of <0 cents will lx nually with half the church schools will be present from Springfield, W TK T—Newa. WTHT—Marinea In Review'. Church in Torrington tomorrow 4 the . following award* wero also present at this pack meeting. oommlaaioned mUatomur, who will be sent to Germany. Lost year To\Vn ' of Andover regarding re- Vernon street; Donald Tarca, Mid­ ation of Chiropodists‘i^t the Am­ S:25—WKNB—Yanka v r . Senator*. St. Joseph's Church will hold a charged. This foe must accom Following the sermon, the'Rev. of the Diocese of Connecticut pre- Mass. and. large centers In this n - W T IC ^ n w B . afternoon, at 3:30. made; gold arrows to Rodney Lov­ Following this, tha parents of the «all alKwtbr ior_ainmcha,.. India, Fred- R, .M gari minister, of . the. about 700. Ih*. yrere coatrtbwUd J* . *trlCtio)i8 for use of the Andover dle turnpike. west...... I-- . -• bassador. Hotel, Atlantic City, Ills—WDRO.rt'Urst Star. Jise —WDRC—N. Y. Philharmonic Sym- Bureap^$liow W ill Be food, sale Sunday morning at . St. pany the r'eglstrattonn form tp 'b sehtlng their'fhlt# boxes at each. -sta te.----- . " ' W'DNS^rierwjr' Thai'* Orchestra. - ., phony...... - , . , Married Couples Sunday. wUl pe ell, George 'Thurberj .Rayn)ond new Cubs j-etlred to the. .cafeteria, Will be the (iieat preacher for the church, and the Rev. Percy P. similar . drive. The 4-H Town town duiriprBolton hsis I'eai'id Ih.e ADMITTED TODAYS Mrs. N .'J . ' . ■ ■ "■ "■ WHAY—Sunday Matinee. ? Joseph's 8chool.-The aale- wtli - be moiled tb.Stuact-Bara.w. treosun pjiomlnf. Ha will deliver a aermon St. Mary's Lenten Mite Box of­ Max Tietjen of. New Haven, son WTJIT—U. S.'atarlne.a.. H eld^t Union Church pbaerved'at the'l0;46"a. ro. senvice McKay;' silver' arrow"t'o,'.Tiffrey wh'ere District Commisstoher at 64 Perkin* atreet. Becauie.o Smith, associate minister, will con­ Oommittee aponeored the .party right to use. the dump at a rate of Cellna Descoteau, West Spring? of the Rev. Henry Tietjen, a 'claaa- ♦ W TIC—National **rm amt Home WTH’r—Herald of Truth, held'Tjetween Masses.. Miss'Ann $350, per, year. The terms of the fering, which is slightly more than WTIC—Your Box at the Opera. n( the Union Congregational Allen; denner slrlpet bear, badge George Stiles, introduced by (Thsir- the popularity of this program, I duct a service of recognition for with Gilbert H.' Storr* as general field; Jean Vincent, RockvUlc; mate of the local pastor, will serve The Motherhood of -Mary Circle ' Hour. Gworck is chairman. '' the young cmiple in which they chairman. About seven townS?^ln agreement stipulate that no car-, $8l0, will be presented by Gail will rSeet Monday evbnirig at 8 •wrrAT-^Saturday MattHee. WCCC—Newa; Miialc. - kyille, April 26—The ToUalid Church tomorrow, 'The pastor. and gold arrow to Anthony Lum- man Roy Keith, gave a- talk I* (uggeated that Uieae regisus- Eagleson of 115 West street. Gerald and SUsan Humea, 202 Bid- as chairman. Rev. Phul G. Pro- l;Se_W D R C —City Hospital.-, t:S5—WCCC—Muaic. Tryouts Sunday Rev. Forrest Muaser, will hav.o for bnino; . Thomas Mehl, asststant "What Cub Scouting la, and the will be formally presented to and the county were represented in the oaas of snimals or fowl, no large o'clock with Mrs. Timothy Dono­ Z.s|5—WONS—Health Quix. linty Farm Bureau haa plan- tlons be submitted early so tha* Whatever church achpol award S t well street. . kopy, pastor of Zion Church, will WKNB—Sport Special. ,a meeting (or Wednesday in Another aGS.slon will be held his sermon topic, "Oomradeshlp ,ln denner alripe; Kel.th. Backu.s, lloh Parent*' Part in it.” Cub Scout Notice recognlEcd -by the congregation. contributions. About 150 lbs. had atumps, logs or stones are to be DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: van, Jr„ of 46 Helalne road. WCCC—Newa; Jiancheater MXHsee. S:e*—WCCC—Muaic. ■ tomorrow at 2 p. m. at Henry the boy* will- riot be di*appointe;T Mary’s Jias. aaraed-cturlng the, past open, ,,the dev.o|ibnal, pe.Hod-,.JBeY... celebraiion ..of. JUame ^Demonatra-. .ba(lgc;,,,HaJOl(l...,:Fr*cWotOiR,, .« v j, .atephen .ZAne .« t.£ a clc. '27 played- Sunday' afternoon '‘ there' 'tVtiT "Hi# been-^-ewntrihuted'-Trom MoMansr, dfcpo'*lted • UT the- ■dtiifip’ ariiir that George' Mlfleiri M!8'dre' tuffi- ■ , WTHT-efilialce the Mamsai. : PaVK foi* ftirtheb tryout* boy* .tU^.Hame,” ------• ______4d>out JitUndiBg.v- the. day cam p. < Zoning Board of Appals year will be received by Richard Richard P er* of Southington vrill 1:14—WTIC—Julte Box. Uon Week, “nte meeting will bo The Pilgrim Fellowship of the James Barrett-, service pins; .to taps on the trumpet for tha_rloa- The Initial registration will bq fo- an Informal tea honoring Rev. and Tennessee, Kansae and. Washing­ all rubbish shall be dumped over plke; Mrs. Ann Howley, 26 Port­ WONS—Palin’ with Alan. s.WHAY—Newi: Muilc. 8 to 12 year.>i of age.who' want to In accordance with the requlre- ton, D. C. About 37 packages Nielson o/ 73- Brookfield street. deliver the. inspirational address. HURN^IDI S5l*.-\VTIC—Am«rlc»‘» Music, v' open to the public and will be held First Congregational Church of Kenneth Ames, Leo Hickpx and Ing ceremony. The next pack one day only. , I f If is found that Mrs. Reynolds from 3 to 5 o'clock the edge' land atreet: Rachel Ganter, Rock­ A leader In Christian'education, AVfKUF 1 :&&—WHAY—ReC So* va. Athletic* take part on one of the four Little nenta of the Zoning Regulationa which comprised the larger part Both are members of the confirma­ ^BURNSIDE *; 00—WCCC—Music. . S:3^'W TlC-e-Bob Consodln^, at 7 p.m. at the social rooms of Vernon will meet- tom orrow 'at 7 William Mitchell, boar badge, gold meeting will be at Camp Johnson there will be room for extra day* In the Ladles' Parlor of the church. The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ ville; John Prevoat, 33 New teacher of the Christian day l.um. MMVCHIftTIR WTirF^Hour of Decision. / League teamii.'At the first seasldh arrow arid sliver arrows. Barry for the Town , of. Mancheater, of the 1300 lbs. were. aent out tion class of 1952, and u-ill be con­ rwrwuN WDRC--Hormel Girls'. 3;4S—WCCG^Msirssine Mus^. the Union Congregational Church. p. m. a t the church. On Sunday, May 25. It will be announced later. I t Is- Everyone la Invited. partment will hold Its annual meet­ firmed by Bishop Hatch here 'on street; ' Sylvia Buchner, South school at Mlneola, L. I., author of W THT—Met-. Opera. last'week, ii was reported' that Shea was welcomed as a Bolicat. Oonn., the Zonlna iBoard of Ap- Thursday afternoon'*to Kempton, Jamfi Mftton JaaiA Raiifll WHAY—News; Saturday Matinee. WTIC—Joh>is.Csmeron Sw tyie. Home maker* and othera inter­ some 80 youngsters reported. Fol­ This Ball and Chain Club will auggested that pack chairmen ing on May 7 -at Bolton Lake May 4. Windsor; Roxann Cooley, Andbver. a workbook, "Living God's ^ord, 4;00—WTIC^Afntricsn Wrum of the ested will attend from througliout hold its moiithiy meeting at the The second part oi tne prograiri neala will hold a Public, Hearipit on Germany. The -remainder will be House a t 8 p.' m. to elect officers -D, ll«rrl«ox Virtor Mattira WONS—Palin' wlt'.> Alan. lowing' tomorrow's session the Plana for the Webelo Woods send ail regtatrationna together. Monday. May fl. 1052 at 8:00 Three times -In the last five DISCHARGED TODAY: David Edwin Jlede, will present ‘"Teach- Wi »:1S—WIIAT—Open Houee. Air. Tolland County. Mias Vei-na Moul? Rockville Baptist Church tomor­ was a county fair. The booths sent to LIchtenfela, Germany. The and hear annual report*. A steak Spericer,,lS8.,<3jeatn'u.t *trfett,W lh “FIV E “IsM \>(ca» WDRC—Music F o r^ o u . process of elimination will start to d«y camp are under way guided -K M . 4n-Ahc,Heerln(r ,Room-of, the. years.SL.Mary.'s. Church.hss.atooid. .IiU$..Met)iods. thal..Caii- be. .UseiL.tu ...... jiSSrrWDJSCrrOranil.. .Ceplrel SUtloin 'NVTUT-iiRe^Mvir “ ton-of the Univoralty. of.OonnectU. row, a t T-SO p.m^- Mra, HtisseH-Tr of ..the., various -dens -Were...aa,ful-. Coventry— Junior-—4 »H— -Chib- ■ -of 'dt'iii’rief'’ 'will" b'e'''aer'ved' ai'''9 'p. liatri Scariidri, 635 Center atreet.' 'iFiS''OE'RS'’' ..... story". WCCC—News: Music. ■pick'-th'er'pefaonrier 'of "ITiB" TOOT by CTHlf H6TM«r*6ft. iterierAl chnir- Municipal Building on the fpllow- 'Golmnbta second in the Diocese of Connect­ Make Sunday School More Child- 1 :00—WDRC—Report from Overaeaa WCCC—Music. cut will give an llluatratod lecture Maron and Mrs. Bronald Buscag- Iowa: Den 1, magnetic darts; Don which Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman is Members who plan to attend should BIRTH YESTERDAY: A / 4:S»—WTIC —MartlD Kane^“^s.PrlTtt6 league teams for the 1952 season, man of the committee. A gfoup itig appllcatona; leader, W e d ne a d a y . afternoon icut among church schools of Its Centered." Rev Karl -Blake of 4;«« asd *;lt W TIC—Down Homers. on "Selection of Rugs , for the 11a are the hostesses for (he eve­ 2. flsh pond; Den 3, nail pound­ make reservatlqpa with- Anthony daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Roland WIIAY—News; Saturdsy Mstlnee. Eyt? w which w ill. open with a double ing; Den 6, mystery string pull of pack loaders or their represen­ FILMS-CAMERAS Harry Juhkina for permlaaion to Columbia .Volunteer Firemen raised 130 - through a food sale class On each occasion a different Glastonbury will lead in a "Fun­ WDRC—HearJIiatone ot the Dagth Home.” There will be working ex­ header on Memorial Day. ning. Gigllo or Richard Moira before school was Judged the "banner Brouillette, 30 St. John street. damental Doctrinal Dtscusalon.’ WONS—Baho'sland. U.S.A. and weight guessing: Den 6 sold tatives met recently to decide FLASH BULBS, OASES, .erect porch, breereway, and at- have published a little booklet which they contributed toward j ; 14_WDRC-Adventures la Science. Squad.* hibits on hooked rugs, dresamak? The Fourth Quarterly confer­ May 5. school of the diocese. The awards I unday: All color show. IVON3—Frl■'rlvate Files of Matthew Bell Daylight Saving Time soda a'rid had a guessing game of upon committee chairmen and the ,,-tached garage, to. rear,.pf.,dwelling,, which glyea. the pfricers and com- .mBlUqg. ..gxperiseg. of the clolhliig.. This will be followed by a demon .,.|:S()—W CW —Ne'e'S: Music. Ipg, planning the . friinlly budget, . - Residents . aro re^ndod -that ence o f; the Vernon . .Methodist retirements of the project. ■ MOVIES, F a r t s Third grade pupHs of-Mr*. Aim* "Snow WWte and the (Seven W T rc -;-ij;. 8 . ' Arpiy Band; e WKNa^fMudlr W« Hail. bean*' tri' s' Jar; 'Den 7 ,' air crim'- ’whicb wi4 ba locat'ad iS fM t from’ 'mltleea. the hislbry arid by-laws’, A German club of Springfield, are not revealed -until the arintlai; . ■ ______Financial. H'rise,„______■ -'Mnthrr-Daughlm-Sorial - ---~- information they will make a fire banner bearer, one representative leave teachers and officers .of Zion . WDRC—Parade of. Youth. 'erijoyabl'c ■'even'lrig.’'''' '''''''’''" .... . dwelling 21 feet from atreet line scholarships. ing other postal services. 4;1S—WKNB—Newa: Reqneat Matinee. WTHT—Greatest Story Ever TolC. St. John'* Episcopal Chvtrch will The Children of Mary of St. Ber­ ton call llsf'w hlch will show at Dale Converat, daughter of Mr. from each grade in the school, the and other apecifications, he said; Sunday school free to a^rid aes- ASTWOOD esS^-iWDRC—Crnas Section USA. WDRC-World News. take part in the million dollar.fund which Is 4 feet closer than regu- Assisting with the packaging WKNB-rCiordon Jenkins, nard’s Church will hold a mother Advancement Chairman Al glance. Just where each jMrion and Mra. Lawrence Converse of drivers, and the rector. Because of "Think of the time apent In the aiona. WTIC—Music With a Beat. raising campaign being condu^d and daughter social tomorrow at 4 . latlons allow, at 60 Whitney Road, Thursday wars Anna Reynolds, l;(Xt—WDRC—Dave Stephena Sho-w, WONS^Tnie Detective Mysteries, Longfellow reports that Craig. lives so as to reach the homes Clark road and a sixth grade pupil spare llmitatlona no othera can be Pentagon by the general* the Af.ter a abort huslnAas meeting 5:45—WHAY—Spotlight on Sports, throughout the Diocese. of Con­ p. m. at St. Bernard's hall. A pot- The Ladies' Benevolent 8oc.iety. Residence Zone A. . Sandra Glldden, Patricia Jurgen- W TIC—B l*. City Serenade. of the Ellington' dongregatlonal Noren of Troop 91 was passed for Max Ooodstine for permission more readily. Officers are; Presi­ In the local school, was one of 14 taken to the service Itself. The colonels, the captains and others at 7 o'clock, a "Qum ion 'Box and Jamoa Maoon Jane RUatell W KNB—News; Re. ParHoax %'irtor Matnra WONS—The Gabby llayes Show. « Approaching Marriage Philip laham; secretary, W. E. attended the exhibition of the be opened, as is the custom at this Charging that varloua govern- seasionai^ll coi^ to a close at 8 i:15—WDRC—Stan Dougherty. WHAY—News. . ioners will hear a radio address The marriage of Miss Antoinette meeting; in the church social rooms badges; and EJdwartl Stiles OK'd .'from South side line which ia 2 Pierce; treasurer, Henry Bernltt; Joseph Motycka, Mrs. Edison O, “Five “Las. Vegas WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee. Monday April 28 at 8 p. m. for cooking badge at the recent Waterbury Stanop Club In Bethle­ service, only after the procession m.ent departments are oyer-atalfed o'clock-with a.cAndlellght devotion W’HAY—Crosby's <}uart»r. WKNB—News; Ardre Kostelanits. by the Rt. Re.v. W alter H. Gray. Mueller, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. ^-ffet closer than regulations al­ directors, Francis X,yman, WsilUr DavUi,.Robert Hiirst. Mr...andMfa. has passed - into the building, for lapecially . the Departments of WnC—News. This meeting Is. the' election of meeting of Iho District Board of- low, at 50 Alexander Street, Resi­ hem on-April 1 9 .- D ^ , hdwever,- conducted b«/Uie. Rev.- Richard 'Fingers” Story” |;Se—WHAY—Band by Demand. ‘WTHT—Drtw Pearson. D.D., Bi^pp of the Dloc.eaeu Bishop Louis MueUer'-ol..Second avenue, Card; chief, Richard K, Davla and Gilbert H. Storrs, James Casa of received an extra pleasure from the general public. Otherwise ad- Agriculture, of Stqte and the Vet­ Wukasch, op Bristol. WCCC—Music. Gray w-ill sjpeak' at 11:30 a.m. officers and reports of the year Review...... dence Zone A. the University of Connecticut, and S:ie-«;U-t0:(X) 8;O0-*;S0 W TIC—Helping Hand. d:I5—WHAY—Peeples Lobby. to Corp. Wesley Babcock, son of deptity chief. Ward Rosebrooks. the day's trip when she was noti­ miselon U by ticket only. Tickets erans administration (VA)— WTIC—Yale Interprets the News. through stations Irt Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley-. E. Babcock will be given. Print' Mart Company for per­ Captains are4y)Uia Soraccht, Mar­ Albert Gray, Tolland Comity 4-H are being distributed to the group Douglas said that VA haa 32,000 W THT—At Home with Music. WTHT—Monday ftorning Headlinea lMrs. Leland Sloan la chairman P a ck -151 held it* first anniver­ manent permlaaion to conduct fied this week that she was the WDRC—OK.' Record Shop. the address will be heard at serv­ of North Park street,'-tj/111 take shall Squier; llsutenant, Walter Chib Agent. Pictures were taken appointed to go from the local par­ employes working on Insurance • .SUN., MON., T I ES, a WONS—Jimmy Doraey Show. d:S0—WDRC—Our Miss Brooks. of the hosteaa committee. sary meeting Wednesday evening printing businesa In building on winner of a door prize. She re­ WONS—Nick Carter. ices throughout the state. place on Saturday,' May '3. Cor­ Card, and chief mechanic, Henry to show the packages and the peo­ ceived' three sOts of. historical ish. functions "whereas insurance . ex­ D«ilM- imer’t Hall "SNOW WHITT. AND * : 45—WHAY—Sporta. WTIC—The Big Show. The appeal to the members of poral Babcock is stationed aVFqpe The following-Ellington persons nt Verplanck School. The boy* North aide 6f Sunset Street (East Bernltt. Fire police are Raymond ple participating with packaging. perts says 8,0()0 would be. sufft- 4 THE SEVEN DW ARFS” , WONS—Juke Box. WHAY—Supper Si^renade. have been named a committee to started o ff with an original Cub of No. 21) Residence Zone B. stamp album pages p.nd a binder to Tolland Turnpike WTIC—Terra lea. - WTHT—Here Comes the Band. the church will be carried out by Air Force Base, N. C. Miss Muel­ Clarke, Charlea Stoltenfeldt and Mr. Storrs said an album will be hold them; . Each page rSprodures clent.” (In Color) , W THT—Pan-American Union. means of visitation to homes and ler has been the guest of honor assist in securing Rockyille's-quota Scouting song, led by Den- Mother, lAnne D. Waddell tor extension Modern and Old Fashion RTealnc ?:®0—WDRC—Jack ^nny. of $2285 in the current cancer Burton Starkey. made up to send to Germany along a picture of the stamp and a back­ Paraiiov Presents "But this (VA) Is the ‘sacred — .ALSO — WHAT—SymphonV Hall. by mail. The new.fund is designated at several bridal showers during Marjorie Keith. An tmpreMivo an­ o(J permtsirion to continue the Columbia fire commlaaloners are with a recording of a transcript of cow’ protected by the American Dancing j ; 0O—WDRC—Newa. WONS—Affairs of Peter Salem. drive. Mrs. George Magdefrau, niversary ceremony was conducted ground sketch of;-the issue. “Treasure of I.ost Canyon” WON.S—Net?s. to expand work through the state, the past week. o^ratlon of a decorative painting Newton Smith, George Peters, Al­ a talk by Carl Jeorg, local admini­ Legion qnd the Veterans of For/ Every Saturday Night! WTHT—CBS Symphony. Sam Sltvcrhcrg. Mrs. Kenneth Pet­ by Cubmastor Joseph Schmidt, athdto,. and permlaaion to aell Botton scjinol will be closed until Coiieert Monday W THT—Music. 7:8S—WDRC—Amoa *N‘ Andy, in new housing areas, college com­ Dinner fred Soracchl, Harry, Jones, Jo­ strator of German Consulate In May 8 for .the spring recess. eign Wars,” h* said, adding; y 8:00 to 12:00 P. M. ' (In Color) WKNB--News; Sports; Music, WTHT—Great Adventure. erson, Mi*: Horace Underwood, with the 30 original charter Cub aiftlquea, gt 466 Porter Street, WHAY—News. munities, youth centers and hos­ The Rockville High School Ath­ seph Tashllk and Charles Stolten' Now York, a fo«iner police chief Mr. and Mrs. Adolph C. Broil "Sometimes 1 think the Amer­ WHAY—Symphony Hall. pitals. . letic Association'will hold its an­ Mrs. Clinton Webb, Mrs. Elmer Scouts taking part. Advancement Bhaldence i^ne AA, feldt. Committees include the in Kempton. Mr,. Storrs also, ex­ - Moahe Paranov will present "A W TIC—News. WONS—Little Symphonies. Batz, Mra. Kerwln Rau, Mrs. man Fred Venoila presented eac^ have arrived from their home at ican Legion exist* to prptept tha 6:15—WONS—^ o rts . S:H—WDHC—Edgar Bergen>Char1ey Recently, Rev. Maurice G. nual banquet tonight at 6:30 at the JHarlo Gads for permigaloh lb board of directors which are the tended thanks to the services of Conevt by the Julius Hartt personnel of the Veterans’ /Admin­ • WTIC—Bob Steele. George Beyer, Mrs.''G;dward Isch, of these Cubs with a one yoM. erect breeieway and attached two- Edgewater, FI*., to spend the Bum­ . McCarthy Show. Foulkes, Roland Wise," Burton school. Following the dinner, there offlcel-q, and the directors; equip­ Dick Mills arid Bob Copeland, mer In Bolton. School” at the meeting of the istration." WHAY—Supper Serenade,. WTHT—Slop the Music. and Ralph Hayden alsir Mra. Wll- service pin: David Therrlen, Ever­ ca} garage to dwelling which'will Tel. Windsor Lorks 2-89^9 WDRC—UN o» the Record. WIIAY—Plano Miniatures. Sweet and Mrs. John Turner of will be dancing in the gymnasium. ment, Richard Davis, Ward Roae- prompter during the program for Manchester Women’s Club Mon­ As for the Slate DepMlment, he - *:34t—WTH'T--:News, . _ . • 'fred Holland and Paul Sweeney of ett Tuttle, Cary Boland, Paul b* located 3'4" from South aide WTIC-PhU UarrU*Xllc« .Faye.. St. John’s. P.arish w,ere members o( _ ■ Mijx C, Medicke...... Cryetai' Lake. brooks and .Louis Soracchl; ways dhivctng,' day evening, in the chapel of the said h* believed vit .\wvtld he less- WONS—Report from Pentagon. • WONS—Stiver Trumpets, Hour. an area planning group in Hart­ Max C. Medicke, 87, of 51 W est Oetard, '"Rogrr -'Hence. Thoma*' 'Hrjie which Is 4’8" closer than and means, Raymond Clarke, South Methodist Church. A flutist adminlstrativoly muscle-bound” WDRC—Sports Roundup. • ;18—WHAY—Golden Moments in Song Seaman Howard Edwards r>- Hefferon. EMward Braley,-William A 12-member committee has Hillstown Grange WTIC-;NBC Symphony Concert. ford, when the program for the street, died yesterday afternoon at -. ragulatlong allow, at 70-72 Pair- Charlea Sloltenfeldt. Newton been appointed h.v the Board of Se- cellist, baritone and pianist w-ni With’ fewer emplpw •tSG-r WDRC—Playhouse. turned to the Naval Base at Nor­ Kasper, Raymond Stewart, Roger : Ifiiad Street. Residence Zone — WT4G—Theater Quite:— ------’ 'fuml...ralsi6gu-.cainpalgn ..waa out?, ,the_BQckv111fi_Cliy_H.Qspital.fq^^^^ - - -Smtthr—Joseph -Taabllkr^ .-Walter lectmen-io-work" with the New take part.----- Saying the—Po*tr-©ffire-depart­ ND% WDNS^-^Kventrlg Star, ing a short nihesg. He WSa born folk. • Va.--w here-he is ataUofled PTriwncat, - Brian Wagner? -Ken?- John A. Mora for permlaaion to Card, Harold Evans, Stanley An­ WHAY—Hour of Feith*. lined. • after a visit with hi* parents Mr. England Appraisal Associates of Carl Bergner, the' fliitiat, la a ment has a $750 million defleit, WDRC—Lesrry I>^sUstieup News. WONS—Enchented Hour, jamboree Tonight Oct. 18, 1864, in Germany, a son neth Gibbons, Gary Roche, Frank erect dwelling having 696 aq. feet drew* and FJ-ancia Lyman; build­ Hillatnwn Grange aerved a dell- graduate of the Hartt College of he said , the Kfwernm.enl’a ., blgge*t. 7.©0-.WbN8—aT Heifer. Sports. ' f ;iD^WDRC--^reen Guild Theeter. and Mr*. Nathan Edwards of Obrerooki, Richard, W aijsce,, .c* WHAT— Syniphony Hall. WTIC—W4 Queellon. ago. . Stiver ■ arrows were sWarded to for Eat. of W. H. England) for ex­ Newton Smith, Fred Soracchl and evening In good fellowship, and fi­ graduate of the Cleveland Insti­ WDRC—Operation Underground. ‘ WHAY—EJasy Listening. The evening's program will start Ellington Saturday. 'Diey will Dennis Keith, Fred Venezia, and Miller,-L. Henry Reed,'Herbert J. $46 million annually, and that It •‘CAVB o f O IT - R-OD—NVDRCv-ttene Autr>’, He leaves one daughter, Mrs. ception on dwelling located 6.2 (jharlea Stoltenfeldt; atbk, . John nancially. The comnilttee was tute of Music and received a costs the government $240 million WONS—John J. Anthony Hour. at 8 o'clock with many visiting make the trip by. auto.' Brian Wagner, Raymond Stew Beck and W. E. Pierce. Gable, Royden F. Smith, Sr. I.AWS’» Srl.S—WHAY—Kostelanr^iz Conducts. 9:48—WTIiT—Three Sunt. quartets including the Harmony George Luetjen of Rockville; one This 4-Door Sedan has new white feet from North aide line which ia headed by Mrs. Evelyn H. Cough­ scholarship from Tanglewood. tq/aervlce It. — and — WONS—Twenty Questions. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beck and George A. Kingabury, arid John I9»i9—WDRC—News; The Peoplea Act Four from Springfleld, Mass., two son, W alter of New Haven;- and 6.6 feet closer than regulations al- H. Westland.' The firm has com­ lin and Mrs. Mabel K. McCaffrey, selected by the late Dr. Koussevlt- Frances Jodd WTIC—Jane Ace* WTHT-PauI Harley, wall tires, custom radio, heater and small son,' Henry. Jr., of Forreet who were assisted bv James WTITT—Western Roundup. WHAY—News; Easy Listening. quartets from Thompsonvllle; the two grandchildren and three great , low, at 114 Hawthorne Street, pleted the aerial survey and ex sky. He Is a member of the H arl Lanrford Hnldren 8:8D—WDRC/—Taraan. grandchildren. defroster, ultramatic drive. Driven Residence Zone B. Hills, L. I., are spending a two Coughlin and Mrs. Sophia For- ford Symphony Orchestra and aiyi ••PIRPLK IIFART W*nc—SUys In Khaki ’c Blue. Sweet Adeline Girls' chorus of weeks Vacation with hia mother, pecta to begin . surveying and WONS—Theater of the Air. WONS—lleaith QuU. The funeral will )>e held Monday only 15,448,miles. Yes, it‘s really the .. . HttrUord-as^m. .Tcuat Co.-tKxec.. .rest...... * . .member ..of. ihe. H artt Scbphl. Deaths Last Ni^ht DIARY** WTIC—Inside Bob and Ray. l•:28-WTIIT-Glo^la Parker. Willimantic, in addition to Rock­ THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB Mrs. Lebla B eek r’ M ColumhlB- meaaurlBg-land accord­ Mr. arifi'Mrs.' AVlIliani ‘flealjprc, WHAY—Plsrtft'Speakr...... a t 2:30 p, m. at the Ladd Funeral ^boHB of the road. . . . ___ for Eat. of W. H. England) for ex­ ing to First Selectman Ralph V. facult.v. By 'THE A.SSOCIATED PR ESS S—<'a rt n o n •—3 ville's Havana Blossom Four. The Hpmei Rev. C4ri E. OTsdri, pastor i-J- ception on dwelling located 6.63 Lake. who are members of Hillstown Benjamin Thomas Is a widely London—Lord- Cheaham, . 57, WTHT—Dancinjf Part/. Springfleld quartet returned from Nylon corsages are being made Reynolds. G.range, have returned from their BERLIN TURNPIKE fjft^WDRC—Ganjfbiisters. of the Emanuel Lutheran Chureh feet from South aide line which The committee appointed by the known baritone, who has sring on prominent h\mtaman • and land-' WTIC/—Judy Canora, Korea several months ago after COST $3418 NEW ' by Columbia women ae their ape Florida vacation of several thq.;r*<)l'5 e.nri has. Appearrid.in..l0 owner... i}lfd ,.^ tu r(iaj:.... ,.] WHAY—News: Record ReTiew, 10:45—WTHT—Cipltol Memo. ..I'L£lo?.f)r;.tban regulations aUow,. at. aarptbjrrt for thr May'tMmtval -Board.of.-Selectmen-to invest-igate ROUTES NEWN6T0N nuox:. uxw* ...... "WONS—Then WO f “1h« ...... V >rtnging.„.Barber quartet, >', Is con­ P)SS2SP>*' WONS—Guv Lorpbardo Show. I™!??'"':?*’'”’*'*** •" P»»«lnz. w a n t e d Steven. C. Miller lor permission lows; Elmer P. Clark, Andrew J. with the Central Opera Company. Chicago business man, sportsman and “ Flame Of Stambonl” Continuous Every Night from Dnsk WTIC—ajfton Utley. The public is Invited to attend Hospital. Mrs.- Marlon Walsh, gen­ fined to bed for the past week un­ and real estate operator, and son ia:aa—WDRC—News: Robert Q‘s Wax- WONS-MuxIc. to erect attached breeteway and Psulls, Jsm ea-V. Ektmondson, Gil­ Mias Elizabeth V arner haa ap­ works. 11:30—WTIC—Bob. Snydet* Show, the entertainment which will be garage to dwelling. 4'6" from eral rhairmap of the carnival, re­ der a physician’s car*. Carroll peared widely aa ^ so lo ist and as of Ernest Lehmann, founder of WONS—Chicago Theater of the Air. Girl— High School grod- quests that anyone with stocking bert H. Storr*. Arthur Sebert, Mallett. caretaker of. the Grange Memories. followed by dancing, with muaic South eide line which la S'6'' Joseph Motycks and Lawrence C. an ensemble pl^ist. She Is a Chicago's Fair Store. WTIC—Vauxhn Monroe. Show. H:00—WTIC—New,; kfualc. furnished by Roy Kabrick’s band. beyopd wearing, take them to the Hall, sustained sprained ligament* Ironwood. Mich.—Theodore Zoll- WTHT—Irish Program. closer than regulations allow, at Latimer. graduate of th^Juilllard School of Hom.e. copk«d ..too.d, will.-tie .served, uoto with knowlodgo of EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT lri;thf :hlwe:wHeo he h)ii»R«d Ma«c :la "Ney Yorlc-'aBd'-ot- the aer, -J*, r.'Fort :.Wxynet Ind.,; mdn*-; ...... WJIAT.is-?Naicx;, .Record' Bf.vItiCvLv .v ... I?:30-^WTIC—Pelladlti^ nrv.i).e,tni; t '.7t work last week arid has been un­ • Biistfi Sttert;..... during the evening.' ' ...... ' B. site for the new town ' dump . is Hartt Colle^ of Music. In 1941 triallst. owner of the Zollner Pis­ WTHT—Top Tunes. Color 1* not Impprtant, for the dye able to work^ ton Work*. '} • 11;A0—Newa on all Jtatlons. ■Trip to New 'Fork ryping and shorthand. .1. W. Hnliiuidee foe., permlaaion, not completed, .Mr, . Reynpljl*. .ssld she. was a member ot the staff of 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS J * . * l l removed -and tha.old -atocU-' ...Belated - anniversary,. gi»etinga the Harltj^flchool. ■ ■ ______S T A T i •MORaaillUES.I ...... - WTHT— -Newai, ' •SaluK.'Ry .i^Nifbt. .'. The. gHuluaUng .-class - of- - St. Btfliiii -• ■■-■•td^^eet'atthchVd 'bree**^^^^^ iiiid ■pM8a‘y.'' He" hdpea to have' this in and congratulations go' this week Dancing Party. Joseph's school will leave on Mon­ garage to dwelling, 6 feet from Inga are dyed all colors in beauti­ a few days. Arrangements for this concert 11:1^—WONS—Dance Orchestra. Television . ' Apply In Person it SAVING OF SION ful shades, before being, made up to Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner of were made by- Mrs. F. IV. Helfrirk. Tlioir fine pichito in colorlTho Uft word In laughoU WTIC—Earl Godwin. day morlnlng for . East Bide line which Is 3 feet A daughter^ was borq 'April 23 201 Bush Hill road, Glaatonbjiry, WDRC—Public Spnrlce Program. They will visit St. Patrick's Cathe­ Into the flowers. Co-chairmen of hostesses will be u rtm m a ' High Trade-In Allowance closer than regulations allow, at to . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henry of wl}P, celebfate.d, theii; wjtdding, *n-, 11:30—WTIC—Roundup Time; dral. Rockefeller ..Center.,.Hatloin?, ...... 8W Oenter-Street, Rentdence Zone . .Hrj-.bert .Eaglert, ..chalrmao o f. •South Coventry'irt Mancheater Me­ Me*.-Philip Tangerone and -Mrs, * • • ^^s^f^-i^VTKV^Nrws: • ...... ' P. Uv - ...... "EASY'TERMS'...... - the Blood Program for Columbii nfversa’o ' on April 18; and to Mr. R ^ e r t Blakely i;.jt0_WTIC—Hollywood Orchestra. 1:00—Boston Blackle. al Broadcasting Studios, Museum A. morial Hospital. 1:.10—Industry on Parade. Herald OHke .Chapter- ARC has. been. asked for. and Mrs. jHoward .Flad of 1(\66 He- , . .,„X?;W-^.WTH>rNew8. ______of Science and Industry , and the ■ . - - Q e o ^ r H. Wtliard', Sr., for per- .....The Men's Club-of th# 'F im oriri-’ SaadsT T:45-^rnwFnm Short.' '.volunteer.. ..donota .to .. go. to... the biion ■ 'avenue, Glaaforibui-'V, wh’b 2:00—Feature Film. OPEN TODAY UNTIL SF.II...... ‘Wriaalori -to -eorivert- • single- TramTly ?gregatlonal- Church- -will nqt- m,eet- cCleb'rilt'ed their* 'Ch' AprH 'f7...... A - «;Mnr'\YTlC—News; Muflic. -dwelling Into three-family dwell-j Bloodmoblle when It goes to 'Monday as there Is a Reptiblican Sicheduling 7:15—WCCC—Hour \i St. Francis. 8:0^Tou'A%ked ■ For I t Coventry May 2. It will be at Mrs. Mae Young of 287 HilW IrSO—WCCC — Outdoors with Olff .3.30—Feature Film. Ing which Is located on a lot hav­ Caucus scheduled then. The cau­ street. East Hartford, entertained Knight. 4:tK>—Star of the Family. Nathan. Hale Community Center 5:00—Hopalong Cassidy. ?'S0 OLDS 98 m o c ing leas area than regulations al­ cus will h eat 8 p. m, at the CPiurch the Hillstown Grange Sewing Gnub Semi-Animal Meet WTIC—Strong Symphonette. from 12;4S until 5;45. Appoint­ Community House In North Cov- WDRC—Music Bog, 6:30—Youth Wants to Know. • Redan,R.HL. A # | l| 9 | low, alio permission to erect out­ at. her home on Monday evgrilng, 7:4J—WTHT—Christ. See. Brogram. 5:55—Morgan Beatty. News. Wagon,'R. H. ■ WWW Like New. W»<»ww side sUirwsy on North side of ments may be made through Mr. entr.'V. 6:00—Lone Ranger. BUY $1695 April 21. The evening wa* Spent The semi-annual public meeting and 7:M—WDRC—World In Brief. said dwelling, at 158 South Main Englert, or through Mrs. Edward There were 6>4 tables of playing "Pirate Whist" Ao raiae , 8:0G—WKNl^HraJlng Waters. 6:30—Better Horoea Show. Schulthelas at 7-6409. of the Manchester CBiapter of Al­ W ON^ ^apet In the Sky. 7:00—Qroucho Marx. 'SO MERCURY M 70C Street Residence Zone B. - pinochle, lit play. Thursday night money to purchase material for the 7:30—One Man's Fanlily. ‘51 RAMRLIK M 70C W. E. Ple'tce, who heads the at Pine Lake Shores Community coholics Anonymous will be held itite WTHT—News. Naah-^tatlnn . X I ln!l S Door Sedan . A | | | | S | Nellie Dwyer for permission to Grange Fair in the faiy The regu­ pn Saturday, May 24, at the Hol­ WTIC—News. 8:00—Ken Murray Show. Wagon, R. H. ' W ■ ■ ww Like New. - use one room of proposed dwelling beach comnUttee' for Columbia clubhouse. Miss Judity Zaches and lar meeting which v^s to have W’DBC—New. 9.:0O—Tour Show of Shows. MEMORIALS lister School. 10:5KV—Tour Hit Parade. - . for beauty paribr and a amall sign Recreation. Council, sends .out an Miss Audrey Samuels were in been held at-t)>e hpme- of Mrs. WHAY—News; Chorliteri. apMal fhr vtduntrer wqrjt.efs who charge instead, of M r, *n.d. Mrs, The meeting will be led by local WCCC— ‘ il;00—Wreilitex 'SO PACKARD M fiOC .Jt>e..aaaie..ojj.Jot..oa.tb# Southerly .Vivian. Lesperance,/.nn.. this -.xlat* meTriher*. ■‘With three apeaker*' on- ...... gtl^W TH T—Morning'Song. 12:00—Racket Sqnsd...... 4 Door. R. H. - iRf W V . .eldb of Green Road, said lot be­ wllV Kelp cfeaq 'u'p' thV'beach' and S'lepheri' Zach'es' ' P r 1 i e a were was postponed to.h later date. The WDRC—Shoppers Special. Conch—Newt, A N D S I X tors IN BACK OF WATERFRONT 3139S get It In shape, for use hy June 15, awarded as follows; Women’s first the program. Following the meet­ 1:30—WKNB^Polonia. Saaday OF PROVEN— T' ginning at a-point 60 feet Easter- next meeting ol-^the Sewing Club ing refreshments will be sen’ed'.at A. M. the date set for opening. The Mrs. ' Lillian Casgmve of Mans­ WONS—Radio Carolhrs^ IS ALL WE HAV e L E F T a t - ly of the Business Zone I, in a will .be held at/a time and place to the Pathfinders' Club a t 102 Nor­ WHAY—Gemme Claaairale. 10:00—Frontiers of Faith. '49 BUICK t17QC Residence 2tone A. council has leased the beach from field Depot; second. Mrs, G. L. be announced.' WCcC—Newa: Hymn Time. 10:80—Mr. Wizard. e Door, Dyna. R. H. Site man atreet. 11:00—Ranger Joe. the. town, again this year, and Whldden; third, Mrs. Frances sa*«|oa\e V* ««.' xst n | w*|l f% WTIC—Sabbath Message. Clifton Sprague for permission Hlllstou'n^/nrange 87 will hold a 11:15—Tootsie Hippodrome. hopes to operate It even more auc- Johnson of Storrs. Men's first. Invitations will be" sent to sev­ OT.iiNtun imiii im ■ mn tint • mii iiiiinii lo WTHT—Music for Sunday, to erect attached breczeway and public card parly at Grange Hall eral chapters In Connecticut, Mas­ 1:45—WONS—News. 11:30—Kit Certon. SUPERIORfrY '49CHEV. tl979 *49 NASH ? t19AC ressfully than the first year. Robert Lee; second. Amo* A. Friday evening. May 2. The com­ (332* AL MURRAY'.MEGGS LIXING MMBWUU limitl.l lui niiiiiii-aiimiiius .™w«*RHER BROS,*^ WTIC—Hvmn Time. garage to dwelling. 5 feet from sachusetts and New York to at­ PfGOY IMOMAt'tHf lORPANt TTfS 13:0O^AII SU r'Revue. 4Door, R.H. '-'DIAfA 0\*eiliaul, R. K . ^ l A l w Northwest side line which is 3 feet Men on the council have already Richardson: third, James Kerwln mittee /'In charge will be an- WDRC—World News, of Storrs. There will be a similar tend the meeting. WCCC—String Time. 1 ;00—Life I, Worth Llrlnz. than reyulationa *How. at DP,there working, and Mr. tm>inE?4^______-aww:iury4 uxtu rRMAi*MiR*n! ' Ztitt HITI * WiLC BIU ELLIOTT in ‘‘WACO” • WONS—firnidgy Bible Houri • 1:30—CUco Kid. , Correctly designed monuments are products of careful, Quassett L ake Pierce has set May 4 aa a Clean party here the' evening of'May 8. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Nordstrom WTHT—Maxiinl Society. 6:00—Stu Erwin Show, '4RSTUDB. IIM S 30 Tower Road, Reaidence 2kine A. 6:30—Super Circus. intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and MB PACKARD tlM S William H. Podolny for permis- Up day. There la work for all,, Coventry Garden Club will nieet with their sons, - Edward C.. and Northwest WTIC—World News Roundup. SOUTH WOODSTOCK, CONN. 4 Door, O.D., R. H. # 1 A * I 9 4Door, R. H. ^IA9W May 13, a t the Nathan Hale Com - John, attended the meeting of WKNB—News: Polonta. 6:00—Fred Waring Show. meaning; they have beauty that will endure. r gloa to operate-a. part-time—jo)> painting, carpentry, raking etc, TODAY; mthA^aglaMyHeart” Plus Territory WHAY—Italian Program. 6t30—Break The Bank.------William and Elisabeth ^cohus munity Center. Mrs. WllParn .EelTs*■ Morris Grange’ Tuesday evening, • :I5—WTIC—ChilLYcnU* Comer. 7:00—Royal TV Showcase. . -.-.printing buaUiesa in..home at 97 of Manchester 'Will talk on "Flower 7:30—ThisTs Show Buslneas. Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From The '49 PACKARD t lW '47 FORD DTOll Delmontelmont Street, Reaidence Zone B. of Peru, Vt., have purchased a a t which time Governor and Mr*. WDRC—Voice of Religion. Arrangements.’' Members ar* Lodge were in'nitiated into the WONS—Voice of Calvary. 8:00—Toast Of The Town. Rough Stone To The Finished Memon^al The waterfront lots are offered at $600 with a down 4D oor, R. H. ^ l O w V Club Conpe. 9 1 9 w $tephen Grotta for permission house and acreage on Lake road WTHT—Helknlc Program. 9:00—TV Playhouse. tem Mrs,...Elsin. Alley. .Mr. .and asked to bring In flowers and cori- Third and Fourth degrees of the CIRCLE luyinent of |100 and lots in back of waterfront are -.v.«.-.-t0.arect..attached breeze way-and- s- • •• ReUf Iona Nows. ------Mrs. Jacobus formerly operated a • tUtufri tli" mate lip- 'airahl-em^l* 'ffr'an^.''""...... ” WKNB—Italian Hour. — ..... •* offers at 'j200’^ith’'a 425 db'wn‘pTifiehL Cdih '4 7 H U D S O N MF STUDS. - ttliM t gacaga to dwelling 4 feet from at the meeting for criticism by The Hiilstown Grange Sewing SUNDAY WONS—Back to God Hour. U :00—8und*y New, Special. ,Fick-up. iguDw Conv. Coupe. iR 1 I v w North aide line which is 4 feet ski lodge ^In Vermont but he ia 11:15—riru ld e Theater. ■ ^ n d a y ...... '...... Mjt*.. E?U«. .Ho»teiMiW wiU. bft Mat. ( Club. I* planning. to Judd.. lU MON. ^ d . IDES. /..... Treat. Yoor. Guoets to. WTHT—Opera d^lbum. - rtoaer-' than tvgtiiatlSK* al Boaeworking -for PraH and Whit­ .W-Hc-ExWrtra M lhd wne: ■ 44:4S.:Jrw«»ty Qii**t1ona-—*?" ■ ■ Manchester Memorill Go. ney. They plan extensive altera­ Frank Wraight of Vernon. Mrs. nual banquet soon with May 9 as WCCC—News: Hartford Jewish Life. 12;15-N ew a Every lot is at least 50 foot front am. .r on *47 PACKARD D07C '46 PLY. DTQi: 16 Morse Road, Reaidence Zone A. Herbert J. Gable and Mr*. Chester a tentative date. Dinner With Us t;4&—WDRC—Trinity Choir, A. H. AIMETTI, Prop. ^ | tions to the house, and will make ZlDoor, R. H. . . v D l V , Bcriald Casa for permission to Coffin. The club will'have thSIr . Several officer* and memhclK'of , WTIC^The Mlncra. Can I heij) It if I qpj^ai to wqm? mile long lake or has a right of way to lake. We have iQuort-R-H. y l 9 w '■rk;, *reet- - eaeioeed - porch « n : m«e "of 4,-A FWtf -round. home.- 'Ehey bava pf the A4r.- . HARRISON STRE£T-?-MANCHESTEB HIeMH abtriuM fldwtT PritSa^ ttiltil'mSfi 'GVarige ’ 'ait'enSed tfie ~ ~ E iaitV h n atw .Oiai' Bible cuaa. ' to?::.'—'-1 -'...'' :j.:...... ■' a nice chicken farm for sale al tUJiOO.’" . ^welling, 8 ,ft.-10t4, lliches from. one small child and the fam nVtlMay .16, .at the. Nathan.Hala. Com? OPP. EAST CEMETERY PHONE 5207 or 7787 '46CHEV. *7« plan to take ■ up "their occupancy meeting of. West. Hartford-Grange,- , , .IP* hard to jierv-e a.meat and. WTHT—Message of Israel. —Severit'eeiii'-Uirie ' bttsband Bruce '46D0SOTO ] tTQQ jld i line, ■( Summer St. iihctenalon) munity Center instead of Satur­ April 10. . svWTlG^NaUoBal Radio.^ulplL .... ADtjar.Bertan....'GA.tI i I.. .;4 o m >k, r .-h . .. ,4,. v,.. >iwh4ch..4*-.l!- f t , « ^ eh es ethaen .ltpjn,c4tauiy, . .PhWp .. H , .laham day,' M ay iT ;; as'erlginally planned: utortiUn (UMt* at tbe^aaw WKNB'^News: Italian Hour. i - -Utah regulations alltyw. at 9# handled tha tranakotlon...... WOCC"^lmeli*'TUnia...... r u*,, •Trbhp 57 Thtp'f'f*''’ Po*t Boy time. I>t US serve th$ meal I WUAY-IUllan Hiwtc, '4 6 ENTER. G A i l,C ,:™ " ..:V „. Reilr. i Air persons interested mity at- p. m. a t the-mpat headquart'ers on Fine fo ^ , fine, service. II:S^-AVCCC—News: Vistas of Israel. :ig.' 1/4' Ton, *^www * 14'Tob Panel: - *~' • 0 9 9 9 •','™'*--tend’thl»i'h*a«rt)f.' 'r"' ?- ■•■'■'■V ' ' ....eiA ,»3»mTOy.;4A,a,.,h*ciaMaa- of. yeH— --^xerro* WQMSif •JPSOpbS..>s’9—■ .ct7-i.*«\-:Si'» .- r J coorican, a Spanish - card gam* 'M li^'idfl'aetr W riiia *e. -MiWhffl;’ Chtiireh Giirngiei WTIIT—JowUh Program. ‘ Zoning Board of .Appeals that- is said to have originated Jr._la senior cr*w.leader; Thomas DANCING TONIGHT . WTIC-^Art of Uring, . tv. H. Stuek, Chairman IV. Rider and Douglas Hblman'are, WKNB—Lithuanian Program. more than 400 yeara ago. ----- T hV n T O T H E |g:45_WTIC—Guest ‘Star. ______G- H. Marlofr, Secretary poat advisors. (Continued From Page One) lt:d#—W’CCC—Music from London. ssotos^^^aroiM ROY ll:tg-W DRC—Salt Lake City Taber­ coordinated efforts and save thou­ JO s c o n TRIO nacle. ' ROGERS WCCC—Pollah Hour. sand* of dollari,” replied pro­ WONS—Polka Time. 37 PACKARD-38 STUDEBAKER Boltoii ponent*. with WHAT—Italian Program. The oppoattion, moved quickly Trigger I^ N B —News: Church of the Air. Sunday Dinners Served Vn:HT-^hur^ of the Air. Daria Mohr DltaUa to place before the conference a In “Trail , WTIC—World of Music. 38 OLDS COUPE— 35 PONTIAC D o Y ou K now— Tel. Manehester 8548 motion which would turn the sur­ Of From 12 Noon to 8:30 P, M. MANCHE8TUt,CONN. 11:8#—WCCC-News; Italian Life. vey report over to a coordination WKNB—American Lithuanian Re­ Robinhood” vue: . K -' ' commission until the geripral cori- WDRC—Newa; Invitation to Leann- Yfu too eon save money by gtrring your RepuMlcan Blgctora_-will cauota fcrence-of 1 1956. - - This would te r ------TAKE at the Community Hall on Monday block many proposed, changes, ENDS Ml t D O LLA R U:^5-^'TIC—Medley Time—Hal Kolb. $ ^ o o o glossM ot Union OpHed Co. evening at 8 o’clock to elect dele­ since the commission w;ould be TODAY: ‘PhoM Call Strai Plus BETTOR U:M—WDRC-YPeople’a Platform. YOUR gates to the itate, congressional concerned with carrying out only WCCC—Italian Life. and senatorial conventiona, to elect "auch recommendations ot • the' WTHT—Newa; Music In the French Sorviet at Union Optical it Hw bottbi a. town committee, and to adopt Manner. PICK survey commisaion as may -be dona WONS—Sunday Serenade. town. > party rules. The proposed rulea, within the present structure and W’KNB—Musical VarieUea. ' drawn up by the town committee, framework of the' church.” WTIC—Juvenile Ruch. MANY OTHERS — EASY TERMS read as follows; Further debate will precede a tH E U:l«—WKNB—Polish Hour. WHAY—Console Della Republlca. Atf work done at Union O p ^ d Co, is I Article 1: 'The affsirs of the Re­ vote. I WONS—Health Quia. HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES guorontood. publican party shall be operated In .Vsaall* Power Ooneentrstiofl ' U :3i—WDRC-^Tlews. conformity with the rulea of the Floor leader for opponents ia WCCC—Newt; Ukrainian- American Republican State Centra! commit­ S hell Chateau Hour. Charles/ C. Parljn of - Englewood, willimantic . c o n n . WONS-Women Talk. m tee except as hereinafter, provided. N. J., an attorney. He called WTHT—Irish-Amerlcan Hour. Como in and havt Mr. Christonson odiust. Article II: Candidates for part.v the report , “an unprecedented and W*nC—Eterhal Ught nomlna'tlona for all elective of- WHAT—Music fr6ro Scandinavia. ' your dassot froo of eborgo. ' undemocratic concentration' of U:4g-WDRC—Bill Coatello. News. fioera excluding candidates for power in Methodism.” ELLSWORTH IW ir MITTEN WONS—Frank and Ernest. town committee and convention Dr. Harold C. Case, president |:M—WKNB-News; Polish Hour. delegate posts, shall fUe with the AND.HIS SEVEN'^MEN WTHT—News. of Boston University, urged adop­ $ • WCCC—Frtnch-Amerlean Hour. TAKE MAP WITH YOU X clerk of the town committee a tion of the survey; declaring it \^TIC—News. written notice of such intention, would eliminate duplication and WDRC—BaremV Kaye. in such form as msy be prescribed overlapping efforts. Other sup­ The Best In Floor Shows WHAT—iMualc from Scandinavia. Quansatt Lake Is about 5 miles from Putnam and Is reached W’ONS—Frank & Erneat. by a town rood from Routes 91 pr 97. bv the town romrrilttee. Such no­ porters denied the- pimposed co-. |*1»—WTIC-BehInd the Psgea^ n io n p t i c a l o tice shall he filed.at least six day* U O C . ordinatirig council would have too DANCIN6 SATURDAY 9 TO 1 WTHT—Guest Star. I on property Sunday from 11:80 A. M. 'til dark. PAeKARD— prior to. the caucus at which can­ much power. W’ONS—Warm-up Time. .641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. ^S128 didate! for such offices Are,to be ItM—WHAY—Red Sox vs. Athletics. 358 EAST CENTER STREET Report* on ministerial traing EXCELLENT FOOD Bravea. selected.. and social action, originally sched­ of Ireland. Article HI: At least one month uled for today, were postponed. WDRC—THnity College THOMAS F. REILLY, Developer. OPEN EVERY EVENING TTL 9 WTIC—Allan .Jonea Show. WKNB—Polish. National Hour; News SATURDAYL T y iD ^ TTL 5

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BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,* SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1952 FAC M AN C H E^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1952 V a g e f o u r chusetts labeled,^ the ' petition Wednesday, 6:30 p. m; Corps Center Oongregatlonol Church Ridgway “Tells "p'icaimn'e.’ *''' Lodge,'an -'ElsenH'ow- to D ^ d e Betrotlieil Student Gi*oiip Cadet classes. Rev. Cllfforil O. SlmpiKm, Pastor er leader, said the general 'wjll talk S ii|i|M M H Had 1 Wedneidayi 7i80 p; m: Young . -Rev, • DecoUiy <.:^gass,'': up whan -ha comas .home- hut '(in - -1^ ■•-saaai'iASi On lke or Taft People’* meeting. Minister of Education Japs U. S. Dtie his regular way” and'not on any / Bddsl rs BtiMf Yttiir Worn; ( Dr. Watson Woodriiff, “whlstie-stop tour." J a t e Book en s Home League meets. ' ' MIiMItcir EnerltBa- • • --^ - =• -DavW-'tegalt*-,' -TafPa '-managefi SMSil 1 |CJOIITIini08 IfUW R „ Is your FIRE coveraipl’ Thursday. 7:30 p. ’'m. Street Andrew R. .Wh)»o"> To Quit Nation called Stassen "only a stalking School ColAinittce Scl Toalght: m*eUng.„,t,...... , Minister of Miuto horse and h'atohet man" for Elsen- tweeq. lncu«)b®i'V Mrs. higl)..~..eitougb , to V replagg hhWta Ih * ata^^^ Gommunlty Players- tn-“ Bont ,. - Mtttt >i«tiw«ir«niw* ~“r:f '8 ^ .ttofial ChlircK F r W « y r 8 ; 0 0 ; T f . A ' Special Heim Wsriiock Dlackle; who is To Aiwisi ill— ]P«P8fie Y*»t«rday”-- -at ■ Bower*- - School;' ■Imhim and furniture at to­ i Jbtai street end Hartford Ropd 381 North MUn Street and very Important Soldiers' meet­ Sunday, April 27: * ...... "CCdh'tInqea' frimi "Paf*' -One)’... ieh'd^d Stassen entered the race seeking re-election; and Dr. C. merely to block Taft. sponsored by Manchester Register­ day’s posts? ’’ Key. Fred R. Edgar, Minister Rev. Leland 0.,Hth^ Minister ing will be held. Service at 8:(}0, 9:15 and 11:00. William Janson, regarded s* a O m Thiirsiiay N e x t ed Nurses AMOclatlon. ' Prelude- - a.“ Ailag|o”, ("Sonata O ponied by five court officials. Ingalls pegged his remarks to a Bradley ally. They concede prl- Percy F. Sndtb, Warren D, IVood, l^ganltt Farewell Address Merry-Weds spring aeml-fornfal Christliui Science Society M in o r").,...... Merkel New York' Times story which *aid v«t1:Sly,.,.,hpwqyer., that ,,* Janspij, Airr***** sfV"***'**', ••■' -Ridgeway returned the-cmirtedy -SHssmr t* •clostng- some campaign .Tbrouta tho--artorta of-.tha- .Ra^ dange, Mjwoqlo Tetqp,l*,.,8, p. ro. ,,JUL,.KMuwtk. OBlriiiBliy. .- Bertiert A. France", Maikmlc Ttmple B.'-"BercenBr” ■.... :. Watson ■vlctbry would enhance Bradley's: VFw Billy PrentlC# d(Ulce, Sunday, April 27. Anthem — "Children’s Praise” .. call this afternoon: offices because he feels he h(u tall Merchnnts'. Bureau to help the \ Insurance Mlniater of Music • 9:15 a. n>., Church School Sunday Service; April 27, 11:00 proAlge at Lodge's expense and atudenta of Manchester "High VFW Home. a. m.’ ...... Adams Earlier, in a farewell radio ad­ achieved his goal, “ to stop the; give a lift.to the Taft forces. 'Telephone 2-1686 6:15 and 11:00 a. m., DlvlneN^Vbr dress to the Japanese people, Ridg- Taft bandwagon." . School to get additional members Tuesday, April .29 ■ ■ ' Misslonai^ Sunday Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. Cherub C7h,olr (at 9:15) .Bradley, former atate chairman ship. , _ "Lo, A Voice to Heaven Sound­ way said American troops will be Stassen, in Cleveland, declified for the Booster Club, which has Dinner and Installation, Gibbons 'Momlng Worship at 10:48 o'clock Wednesday Evening Meeting, Good Printing Women’s Wear i and national committeeman and Assembly, Catholic Ladlea of Co­ ll;00 a.‘ m., Worship Hour nuV^- as ■to comment on either the-'litate- been set up'to aid all e^ra^curricu- 8.iQQ, ..S-.Hh,...... -■...... ing ...... Bortniansky j withdrawn from Japan soon as -on^tao-niUioJwi ohairiMn ta-th* •:pwi^a,v‘'lmpt^alon in "MTv- ■ ■ ■' ■ "'■ • 'Seinbr-Choir (11!^^^^^.... ■ ■ HAIR SHAPING the hiitioh’ Is ihle th defend Ttsilf! Trttat ''6p 'tlfe iitdr^.‘'He'.vre*cribefl 1*r ' activitle* "at thw'htgh -school, lumbus; St.- James' 'Hati,'6:a0-p.'mr r--! " ...... Karg-Elert pVgan Prelude, Fantasie In E— Thy Public 1* Cordially Invited., Yoiing Republicans, was defeated the students hav^had a gieat Wednesday, April '80 'Probation . After Death" will Dedication and Baptism of Bap- >eciaJ "I hope that day will not.be far Taft and BisenhoWep as "front ! Processional hymn. "Heralds of Merkel. Offered Here by'.Lodge for the - gubernatorial, spurt of enthusiasm and are forg­ Dramatic presentation of "Tha Christ” ...... National hymn, the subject of the Lesson-Scr- -tlsm (at 11:00) . • distant," he said. “ The United runners" and said any delegates nomination in 1950. He has re- SERyiCES Hymn, Jesus Shall Reign Wher'er Children’s Story — "The Lost Chil­ Styled fo r The Individual States certainly does not want to he wins In the dhlo primary, may ing ahead wRh plans for the pa­ Robe.” South Methodist Church, Anthem, "By the Waters of Baby­ mnWfor Sunday, April 27, 1952. rhalned a powerful force In the rade schediiidd for next Thursday 8 p. m. . That Interpret The -Wisheg the Sun—Duke Street. ThXoolden Text Is from Psalms dren” T Mrs. Mary ,F. McPartlAnd, well • prolong needlessly the stationing back Elaenhowta. background of Lodge dissidents. lon"''. • J*™*" Junior Choir Anthem. Beneath the Better than fifty years of sew-- rightAtn tMnvenllona morning. , The parade will mark May 2 tad 8 OKertory anthem. "Ip Heavenly 40:16,X c o d win redepm my soul Hymn — "We Would See Jesus”'.. Ice Is something to be proud of, known- Spencer corsetlere. has •ve Abiding" ...... Parker froip thXpower of the grave; for and William C. Schieldge is proud, so(fie good news for her many ci^-" Meriden is another .spot which event during, which local mer^ cal comedy, "Fiddle Paddle,"'Vef- Ghuip}t.C.lU!lr....A,ntj^em.,,,,Wit>i.,.*. afitip.ture..X.v chairmanship. ,...... teams who oell the most meinbar- 'nuztatay, May 16 ■"LlhSli^Ucs ."of"the' “Kennedy' Where'er the'Sun" . ■.. .Thtman There Is J u C excellent' choice of I ‘ these'dirfic’uttles.” four already against-nune ■forTaft; Danahcr. former Meriden may­ 87*ast C 3 o ih «»m e«M r world We ^ g ” . . IClrtV Bedon ing, neither Shan r^ere be any nesS in the north end of Manches­ were p.-edlctlng they Woulfl get 14 ship.' 1(V the Bonsicr Chrb, Spring flowar show of Manches­ Poatlude, "Qrand Chorus on Credo Schooled Missions, ■ more pain: for the things Hymn—"Jesus, I have Promised" materials^®'' taring, and many As the hour of Japan** Inde­ or, 1s a Taft supporter. Bald­ ...... Mann ter, an11—Mias AlthAlthea primary. O f plants, 131 arsenals, 25 air and Phoenix shaped up as a 'Taft vic­ About 180 dads and daughters 2 EXPERIENCED Monday, 6:30 p. m„ Girl Scoil direction of the suprcrriacy . iit son, William C. t*ke pride In the summer as they have fo'und that tory, with tt)c Senator's backers street, , Ra., son of Mrs. convention delegates name the to Seyrhour Barry . Kaplan, son of Booaten Club parade. From these Dunlap will speak on the United 11:00 Church School assembly; these lighter materials are more PRICES munitions laboratories. 19 iron and members of the stste committee. of the Washington School partici­ Troop No. 12 meets at the church ruth over error, Life over death nunnery, kindergarten. work this prlpt “shop has turned ■Sincerity dominating and possibly control­ Jay G. Wtlltams of Rome, N. If. Mr. and Mrs, FranK Kaplan of committees a.steering committee pated in an "evening of fun” this LUMIER TRUCK Kationa. " Tuesday, 6:30 p. m,. Junior Choir arid, good over ' evil, and this out during the years, and many comfortable for the warm weath­ steel mills, J8 shipyards, 94 ma­ ling the 14 votes. Mias Gove Is a graduate of Iqdge has .mads It clear that he Springffeld, Mass. ' "ihe wedding was organised, ronslsUng of the The Week •:30 Pilgrim Fellowship, er, yet they offer the saine fine For Where Personal chine tool plants and six synthetic is with Bald\rin In any fight which week with the girls treating their DRIVERS rehearsal. grovHi will go on until we arrive varied ara'lhe jobs done here. It Taft supporters were In (he Manchester High School and a ju­ w-lll take place in the fall. follow.Ing students: Jean^ Rogers, fathers to a spaghetti supper and •puesdsy-"-* -d 3;«). CYP Club will attend Older support that has always charac­ rubber factories. msy develop over the slate chair­ ' 8:00 p. m,, Manchester Choral at the Tuincas of God's idea, and Boys and Girls Conference at the does ivBt'matter whether the job Rags, Scrap Metal and Consideration saddle also at Little Rock, where nior at Skidmore 'Oolleg, Saratoga Mias Rills, W'ho is attending Ruth Ann Azinger, Betty Whitney, entertainment. APPLY IN PERSON _ 6:45 p. m., Junior Choir. no more that vye ahall bo alck la^lR or small. The same care 1s terized a Spencer garment. Is A Tradition Officials said no private indus­ manship. Bard College at- Annandale-on;^ Alllsqii _ ;01mstcad,_ Prt . Jqn)?*, Sostlely rehearsgU . VerplanlsK School___ Afkaitsas..names four._ at-larg.e .Springs, N. Y...... ______------other C on t^ ts' ..... Ih .one...e.v.ent,...th«. sixth...grade ■ 7:00 p. m:. Boy Bcoulsi - - - - ~ and die;** ' ...... ’ ’ to tach one,'possibly the ah- ■ M an y people have learned' tn — ' salvageable moe trial property' was ■ removed' for detegstes. Seven distilct delegates Hfidaon. Win he graduated "with' a Kingsley' Ruliifiey, “Ben cVehore, 7:30 p. m.. Cub Scout Pack No. Monday 28 Woodridge Street Mr. Wlliixms attended Rome Contests of one sort or another girls demoristraled a square dance Wednesday— . . . „ iwer to the success of this busi­ their amazement that firm anp- reparations during the occup*tibn. already named are considered pror Academy .and Union College. Bachelor of Art* degree In June. Mar.v Delaney, Geraldine Plcaut, they had'learned at ochool and MANCHESTER^ §;00 a. m.. Hustlers Group, all 2 will meet at the church. 7:30 YotVth Choir rehearsal. port' la really comfortable, that terials. 400 Mein Sireel • However, equipment from 17 for­ appear likely also In Milford, Thursday. 7:00 p; m., Boy Scout 8:00 Co-Wgd rehearsal. ness. Taft and Taft backers comprise Schenectady. He was a member of As part of her college field train­ Helen Kronick, Fenna Lee Fisher, then had their parenta dance'with day meeting. North Methodist Church figure control •does not mean dis­ mer Army and Navy arsenals was Greenwich, Middlebury, Middle- Troop No. 133 will meet- at the Tuesday During the years there have,, ... the at-large nominating group. . the College Glee Club, Theta Del-, ing period. Miss Ellla was aa.sn- Claire Janssen, Barbara Blanch­ them. A number of girls played the LUMBER 00. 8:00 p. m., The Hustlers Group 417 North Maln'Strect comfort, when their choice la a Gall or Write . distiibuted among China, T h e ' town and Norwalk. clated with the French Oillural . la sponsoring a dramatic presonta- church, 8:00 Co-Wed \*hearsah' been many days and weeks when Bids for South Backing ta Chi fratenilty and the Ameri­ ard, Jim Roach and Boh. J'ohnsoli. piano, others sang and did tap 255 CENTER STREET Willard Mclatughlln, Minister Mr. Schieldge has wondered how Spencer. A garmeht that la de­ Netherlands, the Philippines and In a Little Rock speech yester­ With such administration lead­ Consulate In New York City. • During the week the menihers of i tlon of Lloyd Douglas’ famods Saturday, 7:00 p. m.. Church Wednesdiy- X can Society of rivll Engineers. He routines. Colored slides and films on earth he Would be able to take signed for your figure alone, one Great Brilpin. day. Taft told. Republicans the ers as Governor Lodge and Chair­ Mr. Kaplan. Who attended Trin­ the steering committee talked up of activities in school were shown 4 'book, "The Robe,” by Mrs. Irene Choir. rehearsal. 6:30 County F*p%''troop 25 Boy that Is made to support .and Dt Is presently employed by the Dra-. man Baldwin In their corner. Els­ Divine Worship, 9:30 and Scouts, •;/ \ care of the many demands made OSTRINSKY Five De|Hirged 1962 campaign ' Issue la "liberty VO Corporation of Pittsburgh as a ity College. In Hartford and wiia the matter of 1he parade In the with a commentary by the chU- ■ftde, to be given In the sanctuary Prelude, "St. Agnes" Improvl*a- you, is a. pleasure to wear and The J a p a n e s e Government’s against socialism.” Bidding for enhower. supporters contend that graduated from Boston Unlver various clubs and organlRattona the church. All are welcome. Senior Choir banquht. • upon him to turn oUt the work. Dealers In Waste Materials civil engineer. dre(i. The supper was served 1^ tlon ...... Browr^ War years brought sboi*tages, not that is what your Spencer cor­ cancellation of an order removing southern support, he expressed be­ the general Is sure right now qf ally School of Law, la now en­ and.names w'ere submitted back lo the cafeteria director apd her help­ lursday: _ ''ITiursdnv^ setlere offers you. Mr*. MePart- 182 BiSSEL LST. TEL. 5879 No date has been set for the 18 of the 22 delegates, Me*de BALCH Is Your 81. Mary's .Episcopal Church Processional Hyinn, "Glorious ..,00 Reception for Cortfirmatlon only of men, but material, but no BILL'S TIRE five wartime cabihet ministers lief In States Rights and be­ wedding. gaged in the practice of law In Al Grossman, president of the Stu­ er!. Things of Thee" lanU is trained in figure control.' Alcorn, state Elsenhower chair­ #_1:00 p. m.. . Women’s Prayer Church «n * laicust Streets aa^.. one can dehy that the work was AND from the purge list created a fiur- labored the Truman administra­ Springfield, Mass. He served In dent Council. ..of the participants Tha entire program was planned Kev. Alfred L. Williams, Rector Junior Choir, "Always My Friend’ She is trained to measure you ry of excitement today. But the tion. man, has termed that a "conserva- the U. S. Navy as an Ensign dtir from each group. About 350 stu­ by the girls at school under the oup. FrldaX:^ turned out on schedule, even properly, and this means your tlve estimate.” He predicts that Rev. -lames 8. Nell, Curry, though this meant working far In action means little since there will Russell launched his Campaign Ing World War IT. dents plan to be In the -parade, sponsorship of the student council. ‘ 80 p. m. intermediate Qlr' 2:00 CoUpell of Women, woVghlp Spencer will not ride up nor will REPAIR SHOP • by atate convention time. It will Rector Emeritus II—rRcceptlon of New Members In the sanctOory. to the night. True, there were be no purge list after the peace; at a, $50-a-plate dinner in Atlanta wlilch will Itu’ludo, not only the Joan McCann, Daneen Renn, an(l ,-Jts. ' Scripture fsisaon—John 10:1-MT. it bind you. in any position you.| WilHatn H. Sreert, Prop. be a clean sweep for the general. 6:80 p. ni. Annual church school Robert Bellinger, Ijiy Assistant times when, different „pap?K .k*d .to tr ^ ty becomes effective Monday. [ As gi(est of honor, - he voiced high sch of classes follow. Poatlude, "Fugaf Poatlude on ‘Eln Easter. show you why Spencer Is a aupe-1 Taft will have representation from w iults of retirement ago here at If you'^have any printing to be Ino, Justice Minister Mlchiyo county Jefferson-Jackson Day din­ Submarine tlclpktta a‘t first, sd great Is the side: ushers, , Marie I*ope,. Elna PONTIAC DEALER 10:05 . a, m.. .Tunlor Church Feste Burg’ " ...... Diggic 0:00 a. m„ Sunday Schcxil. rlor garment? Phone 2-0659 Iwamura, Railways Minister Ken ner at Norwalk, Ohio, declared Connecticut.'' |e church. Bring a lunch and en- 0:30 a. m., Bible cihss for adult.s. ^ope. you vvill find Schleldge's the enthusiasm of the students. Mr. Harnaen; ticket rqmmlttee, Dianna 1 . • t .'hi - r -11 * - t 'I • *1 f ■ • (morning prayer), fifth grade Sunday School, 9:30. Not only are women With more Terajima and Yoshiakl Hatta, who himself for higher guarantees on Most of the 626 stale eonvjn- Eminerllng, the ' faculty advisor, Smachettt- and Carolyri LIsk.' thia time of Inspiration and through high school, Junior choir, 10:00 a. m. Nursey In the Par­ anatvor to . ^ u r needs. For those mature figures depending upon' (Continued from Page One) tlon delegates will be chosen Mon­ (Continued from Page One) Youth Fellowship, 6:30. In business, ('^member that they 628 EAST CENTER ST. replaced Terajlrna during the war. prices of agricultural goods. will be available at the high school ^towshlp with old and new address by Mr. Bettlngcr, lay as The Week ish House during church worship. Spencer to help them to a smart Sessions Next Week day. The task of naming the en­ 10:00 a. m.. Divine worship. also carry a fuX^Une of office sup­ PHONE 7654 A government spokesman said The charge Is the first of 11? Tuesday morning to- assist any (lends. sistnnt. Monday, 7:45. Woman's Socle' appearance, but wothen with UVE BEHER^IVE the board's “whitewash” wa.s can­ Next week's calendar of prima­ er submarines, the con(jlng tower tire Hat will- he completed on May club (nembefa In their planning. 11:00 a. m.. Morning prayer. Ra Text: John 10: 1-11. Theme: Jesus,' plies. Many firt^ have come to alight figures also realize the ne­ ries and conventions; nq longer exists as a tower, 3 when conventions will be, held kind since the British announced, ty meeting. The five circle leaders depend upon thenXfbr all of their celed because of strong opposition reiving of radin broadcast from the will meet with the president after the Door to Snlvatlbh; the Good cessity for a good foundation gar­ April 28—Oklahoma Democratic In (ienatorlal :dl8lrlcts made up of tw'o years ago that .Red Chinn was Emanuel Lutheran Church Shepherd who Lays Down His Life regular office supplies.' LONGER— BE HAPPY, In government circle.'. Now the skipper does not have historic Glebe House In Woodbury the program. ment. They also realize; that a Attack Cancellation (invention (24 delegates). to scramble up a ladder to reach two or more to\taa. Each of the 36 1 trying to peddle 500 tons of raw May Fello$y8liip. Cisrl E. Olson, Pastor for our Abundant Life. For the best In'-printing, Wil­ districts sends two delegates to .ta'urn th(;ough Hong Kong. The ORANGE HALL - Clarence W. Hrhiing, ijy the Right Rev. Walter H. Gray, Tuesday, 7:00, Scouts. Spencer will outwear and out-last DON WILLIS The cancellation brought a blast April 29--Massachusetts Prima­ the conning tower when the sub­ Bishop of Connecticut, Senior Wednesday, 8:00. Commission on 11:00 a. m.. Divine worship In liam H. Scheildge, '^ 5 Spruce Inferior garments, yet It also will BUY A U YOUR of criticism from wartime political ry. with Presidential preference marines surfaces, and leap down the state convention Chinese Communists — non-men) Organist and Choirmaster the .German language ^^.SpcHkpr N choir,' detHchtion of canvasaere, Efhreatron' and Sunday ' School Street,. U the place to gp for' de> retain It.a • lines through repeated leaders who have" been'"trying to vote- which ta 'completely' write-in, ■when' It Is ready-to dive.'■■...... -.g Miio. Race JWa of. .Uie.'UN-T-r;hava..ittIuaed. to 1:00 p. m,, 'Telecast Program pendable quality and service in all , Besides naming Connecticut’s 22 answer the UN commission's re-' stlecond Sunday After. Easter, Episcopal Development program staff at the church. ’ laundering. MEATS AT unite in a common front against plus election of 38 Republican The surfaced and Musical outline of this service: over NBC, from Trinity Lutheran work. • V MHftGE quest for information about their _pril 27— Friday, 2:00. May Fellowship If surgical garments arc re­ Premier Shlgeru Yoshida. delegates, 36 Democratic dele­ command pota i-jcludihg^ta^t Tlic anmial May Fellowship ,Prot:eB'iid^U,"Q. Saviour,. Pre­ Church, Long Island, New York, quired, there is nothing like Spen- 18 Main St. Phone ^-4531 -In -ita last.acUon .before going gates.. There .are .Taft-Elsanhower opium stock. ^•:«0,■ChuT«d« School. r service by Manuhestee Council uf Choir; P(incbrdln Collegiate Insti­ THELT-WOOD Service sponsored by the iCian- cious Saviour!" Church VVomen, Center Church ■eer and many doctors apecify out of business, the review toard delegate contests in every district dec!r'’Hard” by thaf^nerVe center'States Sen- Ansllngcr said Amei-tran' hiisl- 110:05, Caiillpnlc Bells. tute. Bronxvlllc N. Y., Including Slate Services \ ator and Congresaman-nt-Largc‘, ness men al(m were approachert cheater Council of Church Women, B IR G O Sem>rnce. "The Church's One "Spencer" when ordering one. today removed 29 wartime leaders in the state. tl0:30. Divine Worship. the following speakers, the Rev. Spccialixlng In LOCKER PLANT are diving controls, the helmsman and confirm U\e nominations for by the Chinese Communists with of which Lorraine Johnson Is pres­ elude—'Aria" ...... Handel Foundation.'' They are exact in every detail, of from the purge -list. About 5,700 April 30—Delaware Republican and planesmen. All this means the ident, will be held Friday, May 2, lEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 7 :4 5 | Offertory. "Incline Thine Ear” — The' First Congregational Church Herman J, Rlppe, President. At­ For Church Youth Tine ntaterlal and Mrs. MCPart- Btlll on the lilt win be cleared Convention (12 delegates). the new state committee made up an offer to exchange opium for cot­ hthem—"In H eavenly l^ve lantic District, Dr. 0. A. Geiseman, BRAKE SERVICE and MEAT HOUSE Trigger can execute a diving or from senatorial districts. ton. They notified the. government at 2 p. m. at the Center Congre- tAbiding” ...... arr. by SUoog HImmcl. Of Vernon iXjd will call at your convenience automatically Monday. surfacing operation just a little gatlnnal Cluirch. Recessional. "Rejoice, Ye Pure Vernon Outer River Forest, III. There' has been no talk of - any and did not trade. iOontralto solo—Eleano>r Johnson to measure you. , 51 Bissell St. Tel. 84^1 Lt. Gen. Isamu Yokoyama, who faster than other •submerstbleS. Tlic guest sf>eBkcr wHl he’ Mrs. In Heart." (ieorge B. Higgins, Pastor .3:00 p. m„ Eighth semi-annual The boys and-girls Of the Sunday Front End Alignment (j|led last Tueijday^ln Sugamo Assists illjServiee candidates but Eisenhower, asd On Information from military an-, ffertorjr—;^C3iQrals ii?i:elu.de .on,.0- Regtonsil "Sunday School -Teachers a>.w--iivi'.-:-.::-lHECger-.-Qliartoe8-. T aft dm -connection' with - the- state:* Stanley.-II •Sandberg, of. U vlford, X 7*ORANGE 3;v. HALL fwie SeUg” ...... Wlllan ■ ■ ‘Simdnyr- •T'p.-nr: ’Meeting ■ Pf •' Mrs.'Jnta Rhgeth, orgawsr • 'Sbh'itibr or the' t!*hf In Pcklng,^^___ frey. . STPimg. .Woman'.*., Misalour A t the. 0:15, servic* .tbA.Chanib pole Hawidlta Pineapple Co. . tence later was reduced to life' iip- Church haa been^parUcipating Injer than-other craff;' She 'also c a r - ^ '• ^ mtutm-g fttr the TCptSthpal Devm-: A're'Dyi'ngf T' ...... TfliTiia'B^^...... Choir will sing the anthem, "Chil­ MACHINES ■ prisonttlimt; — ...... *■" on the senatorial race. The word TTle eommlUee has taken'’"bver A - abort buoinosa -mceUng, will, ’ »e*Tt»»^'euv.'4 • ' ■ Afy Rally at First Lutheran 7:30 p. m.. - Men’s Club, with thef services o f consecration this | rlea about the same complement of has got around, however, that they follow the service, after which re;, ..- W ANTED opment program rampalgn. I..ead- ,., Nueewy .class, far.., the - .care., .of. dren's Praise” by Adams, and at ■X "f-K’Rpy p ...{C^utfih, Hew,. Brliatn,,...... dl’SrBlSfi'op'TTaTcli'ahcl Dean Hli^sfi-' 'giicsti frorii'Rb'CROlir*...... PRINTING -EXPERTLY REPAIRED < week for the new bUhop.. of the ; n)e(» and offlcera. - ..... - favor' Prescott' Bosh, the- 19,50 treatimerftx-jain'he served: ' Caf e ; 17:30, Opening Service of New small children during worship, both’ ' servfc'es'' Rev'.'' Dototfiy W." eastern diocese of the Polish Na-i n . , , . . __ , ___ area* Or Chinn a Jenol province, son. pilgrim Fellowship meets at the 'Thursday— ' Pease, minister of education, .will Taft-Ike Battle nominee who was beate(i by Sena­ and the nianufacturc of heroin In will be provided for small chil­ MaelihM of T o o l a l l Die Maksf iBngland Conference Convention Wedheaday,, 7:3Q a. m.. Mid\ycck 7:30 p. m„ Adujt membership JOB AND COMMERCIAL tional Catholic Church, the Most L dren------I ■ at New Britain. church at 7 p. m. --- tell a children's story, “ The t/tm t Rev Joseoh SolDvsiak I “ “ l^riona are proyided. The main tor William Benton, (D). Taientsin. - ' Pott "Umev seeand' shift, tot> 'wages. Must be abla-ta aet up celcbratlori of Holy Coranumloh. Monday. Board of Christian Ed­ group. Children.” The pastor, Rev; Clif­ PRINTING SINGER Last W e^M day Father Stry-1 have Bush’s rivals are William Pur- The committee aends out the. The committee In charge of ar­ and operate all types of machines. Imonday-^ Thursday. 9 a. m., Guild rum­ Friday— I§ Shaping Up ■ '8:30, Girl Scouts. ucation meets at 8 p. m„ at the ford O. Simpson, wlir preach the jevfSkl journeyed to-Manchester, "P ""**' tell, State House Speaker Mans­ product for diatribution 'In Japan. rangements consists of Mrs, Carl mage sale. home of Mrs. Bernard Larson. 3;0()-t:00 and 7:00-8:00 p. m.— sermon at both servlcea, nslng as Prompt and Efficient PrtnHng field D. Sprague, John Mather In addition to Jnpaneae Communist Olson, chairman, 'Mrs. James APPLY IN PERSON I |6;80, Boy-Scouts. Friday. 7 p. m„ Monthly meeting Registration for Holy Communion of Alt Hinds SEWING CENTER N. H.. aiid took part tn the conse-1 > •18:00, Beethoven Glee Club. Tuesday, Youth choir rehearses his text. ''Jesus Said. 'I Must (Contiaiied from Page One) cration service. Tomorrow he will h«T^ri88«r-^lll remain at^he Luptoh and Probate Judge W*l- receivers, Po is training 4,000 Chi-' Pickica and Mrs. John Wabreck. of ttie 80-50 Club (supper meet- at 3:15. celebrated next Sunday (May 4). Abide In Thy.House.’ “ .The Senior 832 Main St: Tel. 8883 again go to Manchester and par-1 here ton Clark, Jr., of Darien. nese Communists to amuggir drugs, ]W*^eaday— lng». . 8:15, Brownies. Senior choir rehearses at 7:30. 4 p, n). and Saturday, 10 a. m.— Choir will sing the anthems, "Lo, Manchesttfr ticlpate in the Installation at 4 Purpra Sadlak Unopposed direct to the Japanese workers, In France, men’s neckties re­ SPENCER RUBBER PRODUCTS 60. Saturday. 10 a. m., Demonstra­ Confirmation Instruction. COMMUNITY PRESS Other Taft backers are circulating I '7:80, Bhnanuel Choir. Wednesday. Church school staff a Voice to Heaven Sounding” by a petition demanding El*enho.wer's p. m.. in the new cathedral. Holy ‘ he visit is to give senior off cers No opposition has appeared to collect the funds, distribute a share sembling silk are made of rubber. CHAPEL s t r e e t IJ8:00, Fumlalilnga Committee. tion Holy Communion and rehears­ meets at 8, p, m. .In the parsonage. Bortniansky and “Jeiiis Shall Cor. No. Main and No. School Trinity Cathedral. Immediately '^ho work in the renomlnatlon of Congressman- to the Communtat party In Japan, Snappy numbers, probably! , al of candidates for the Confirma­ Rtreets — Telephone 5727 . answers to 21 questions. •Jjhnrsdsy-:- Thursday. May 1 . Adult study fSiurr.h of the Nazarene Reign Where'er the Sun" by In Marblehead, Mass., Sen, Hen- following the tnstaUation a ban- P ' ^ ‘" « at large Antoni Sadlak. and . purchase war materials, An- tion service on Mav 4. group- meets at 7:30 p. m. In the 466 31aln Street Thiman. quet .tn h^or^ of the new hlshop; . Leaders have urged big turnouts alinger. aaid,. _LJ»-W a . ,Mi»»lo>wry.. So-,, - -The^'-Wght-- Revr Robert Mr ry^Cabot Lodge, Jr., of- , Massa- Other government officials ^itiety, j parsonages---- -— ~ ...... James R. Bell. Fiaatar "The chlTdreh wUl gb'tb'Uierr own Ta P. HOLLORAN w lirh* )i*ld: during "Which Father for thf 'caucuae*. Baldwin saldr' American soldier* are one of the Hatch. Suffragan Bishop of Con­ departments at 0 and 10:50 re­ also have been Invited aboard for "One of the complaints'from the LAND SURVEYING and 6:45, Luther League goes roller,- necticut. will make the annual FUNERAL HOME “Stryjewskl will deliver one of the inspection. targets Inside Japan", with brothels' nkatlng in New Britain. Sunday, April 27. spectively, and will-go from there addresses. public 1* that voters never have a an outlet for the pushers. TTio CIVIL ENGlNEEftlNG Episcopal .visitation In St. Mary's. Tnlcottvlllr Congregational Into the sanctuary Sunday morn- JONES' Ideally located—convenient and Pretty Color From Washington, the Trigger .chance to participate In the selec­ * 8:00, Bible Hour. ChnrCh Sunday, May 4, at 11 a. (n. Church 9:30 a. ni., Sunday School and Japane.se people are another target. Triday— Adult Bible clA^'Scs. tng. visit Jones Furni­ away from the busy thorongh- will go to Annapolis for a brief tion of candidates. . . . Anallnger Hats among those ar­ Bishop Hatch will administer the •lamcH .-%. null. Pastor Contrast call, then return to New London. "The caucuses on Monday pre­ Edward L. Davis, Jr. Eyerybody Welcome ! .. ^ .; 3:30, Junior Confirmation Class. Apostolic Rite of Confirmation. Wilfred A. Kent, Choir Director 10;-i5 a. m.. Morning Worship. Instruments loaned to be­ ture and Floor Cov­ fare. Distinctive Service. Mod­ rested the chief of the Communist 7:15, Instruction meeting for SL Francis of Assist Chnrch Colofrful Rose sent an opportunity for Republican party In Kyushu who told authori­ George Poole, Organist "The Musical Bertoleta" will be in ering S t o r e for em Factlltirs. Registered Civil Engineer and Community Survey Workers. charge. Rev. Fred Bertolet, will South Windsor, Ronte 80 ginners on our trial plan. voters. In (3onnectlcut to express ties he had obtained 20 pounds of Rev. Arthur J. Heffrrman, Large Assortment I their choice. 1 hope they w1H’ do Ijuid I Surveyor _ .f '8:16j Church Council.__ CoveWil Congrciiallbnal Church' Sunday,-April 27:---- preach the morning sermon. Skirt heroin from a North Korean Com­ Every body Benefits ! a a a “ ■’Baturday^— ” •IS Spruce Street Junior church and nursery at Pastor ' of Ftne Floor CoV- -T . P. HOLLORAN " ! Maiiville’s 15th SO by attending the cau<:u*e8:" munist cbih(hlttee member In IS Proctor Road, ManchMter 0:30 a, m.. Church school. Rev. F'rancls V. Karvells, Curate * #:00, Jimlor Choir. Rev. Carl M. Helgerson, Pastor the same hour. erlng. Caff Us for Foneral Director Raahin. North Korea. TeL 7019 I 10:00, S e n io r Confirmation llrOO a, m.. Morning Mwahlc. Masses at 7:30, 8:30 and 10;30 Paul Paige. Organist Prelude, Sabbath Morning— 6:30 p, m., Young People's serv­ Estltnate. Wife Is Killed Anallnger waa preparta to cite' (Class. . . . , ' ...... Byles, ice, A m . JOHN J* CR^TTY, Jr. |_ fuII.-defaHa Ih a t least nin* other 10:lS,'Junior Mtssionaiy So-: FURNITURE STORE Reckless Drivifij; 9:45 a. m. Sunday Bible School Anthem, Thanks Be to Thee— 7:30 m., Closing service of the Licensed Embalmer cases Involving dniga smuggled GROSSMAN’S FREE fclety. 11:00 8. m. Church-time nur- Handel. Sumatran natives make their, Dan Backer, Prop. 175 Center St. Phone 8060 . out of Communist China in Its Wext Sunday, May 4th-lUh will be evangelistic campaign, with the books complftely of wood even to- 86 Oak St., Manchester, Conn, In Auto Crash F^varge Is NollecI drug war. Mra .Mauricfl, awmeon.. . in, ..-Sarmon, - Th».Man. -From-v-Mls- Musical-Bertelots -ptaticipatmg.- DONT TWWMM'ed'' JUt ■ -NirttBhai ■ Famwiy ’'ffi'y. " ...... :"'Ph'on'(s'2'-TOtI' " — “ ' / charge. sour!. The W eek 875 Main St.--TeL 2-3414 . ------Some.' Dt tKe drug* ■have' -beiir ll'OD a. m. . Morning .Worship POstlude. liy “ W.-bf .Hohg.Kontiui Thrtw TN«m Away "' -*“ .7:80 p. m., Hartford District Marbh Majestic— 7:30 p. m., 'Tuesday, Meeting-ot .-.-A- -.oharge -ef-»ckleaa.. driving, Rtm urenty of wear fe ff (n service. The Senior Choir will sing. Oberg. . the Inasmuch Class. against Mrs. Grace Del Greco, 26, Tar as^an Francisco where they - r Bpring Festival at Trinity Eplsco- Pastor Helgerson will bring the MAMCHESTEIPS 1951, that- he' and his .wife had hava been seized In the last year. shoes repalnil here, ' HOMES CLINIC . ^al Church in Middletown. 6:00 p. m„ The Youth Fellow­ 7:30 g. ra., Wednesday. Midweek > Complete Landscffping of 45 Lawton road, was nolled in final message of his pastorate. ship will meet at Wflles Farm for; Eeryjce, , signed legal separation papers uh- Authorities In Hong Kong last Jreih. the rBlble-ioxt In -Phtllpplatur a 'i^enfe'and worship-.' ' praj!fr Ip the, .lowta-*.y41r FINEST REPAIR .. year.- .aelaed. :va|mroxlnwt ely ’' 1,86T tbrium. a month "to stay away, frprn me, • CAM YULYES ___ EvMgellcml Lutheran ______The, .Wcck_,f . _____ Shrub^—Cedar Fei)c.es Greco -was arrested last Sunday pounds o f raw' opium. In piracUcal- t:15 p. m. Organ meditations; SERVICE - r Despite the- separation,, she said ly every Instance it had. hern RB'oe' Repalflhg "'bf the Bet- GUNDAY, APRIL 27fK • ’ Church Wednesday. .10:30, Ladies' Mis- momlhE,.. by.. Pattplman Jqwph PrWyer-tmw-— . ■»• rionary Soriety:’ ’’’’''- •- - - ^Wapplng I'ammunity CTumla . Ornajnental. Shade, and sho-neves Would give-him a divorce *m*igs)ed from Obm)mtmtst''C7lhia tag.. KloA . Done WUhr-rM-. • 'X W llit e r tad Gaitah KtreeW “ ■; on Wttabets, Toasterg,'" .W a tt. . ;■ f Brfnta'TaslnT '. •- .7i8a p, m. Even I rtg .-veg|4ef ,aerv-'- -«'6rto,-•■attwtae*,--;'-X* •Rew .DnvM- Croekett,'' MMotee - ‘r'--'-" - - F r o i t - T r ^ . ■ tod she-died ttro^o her-vow., — - Irons, Sewing Machines, George ' Leary,' 36, of 12 ' "Hayhia.. 15 MAPLE STREETC, BOND ANNEX HOTEL Ivais BeeltwIth. 'OntanIst and ' tee.The il«w hyihhalji.’fdr t he’aane- 7:30, Aduit Bible Studv and .lirA^^thony Urtxuieta. r . Only * , few wee^s ago, Manville Similarly heavy seizures have , . I *. f>pp. First Natloniil Store 354 Church St., Opposite. Post Offi<;{B - "t^o'lirfrinster taavy wlll he > dedicated in this Prayer Hour.' • ‘ "r-' '' Drgnntxf'and Chrolr-Dtrector— Vacs,-etc.-. ■been-majda at Singapore,.-....'.. . . i.V*«f'**aVe r-'- ,Xhu«ateye. 7 dOf.r .Alt.-. JRtaoS: fpP „atLCl.*, (inkte. The accident occufred,. In '.,-...QuLaid«..:.'tiie. -Diletiti - bowisTer,.' AWg ,ata ..pralaa' f, - • the drIveway- ' Sf'‘St!' ’ meeting:': '.' " - vertcang; the ig-roapi. .maosiQn~ as ."rOtaivier , gtyes 4he Opniintmlat: 7.«.-::lkiaiU9IW'’(MH*I-iii7r the'.aecond-San- •tSiiiwa!. 9 A. M; to f P^ M^ ‘ day after Easter Wednesday. 7:30 p. m. The nat­ Friday, 7:00, Junior High Club. 9:30 a. m.. Chuixh school. 'earn "“ ihe Lonelieot 'H'buse' lii ' the' countries a clean hill of health. In ural color, sound motion picture, Saturday, 7:15, Choir rehearsal 10:45 a. m.. Worship service; World." Attorney HaPold W. Qarrlty Europe, he says, Russia and the LEARN how easy It la to build your own hante— ; 6:50 a. m. Sunday School. 'represented Mrs. Del Greco. It 10:15 a,.m. Worship service. "Hidden Treasures" will Im shown. Prelude, "Chaconne"—Durand. APPLIANCE CO. He bought another, smaller plafce Soviet bloc countries appear to be ' how quickly home* ownership can be yours with , This film, produced by the Moody Hvmn, "Ye Servants of God"— 2-1575 21 Maple SL in Rye, overlooking Long Island was brought out that another car waging a fight on addiction. OroBsmiMi’s neasatioifkl low-cost plan. DettUled, ' Weiude,4f‘A(iagio" from "Sonata In Vernon Methodist Church Sound. was parked in front of the ' O Minor" ..'...... Fink Institute of Science, reveals the Rev. Carl. W. Saunders, Croft. TeL 7691 or 2-9508 Mancdiester drawings of constmctlon, plumbing and Kent* > wonders of the'microscopic world. Offertory, "TTje Last Spring’";— Manville, how .58, announced church, the front end protruding FILMS Ing Included-'Wi.thout charge. i iermoh, "To This You Have Been . Minister only last rnonth he Intended to • Called” Admission Is free; a free-will of­ Sunday, April 27 Grieg. » Into the entrance of the drlvewray.' SEE over 25 Oroasman dealgaed modera. i Hymn. "Lord a t All Being, JOHNSON PAINT 00. marry nightclub singer Ruth When Mrs. .Del Greco attempted DEVELOPED AND Dholr Anthem: "Father, In Thy fering win be received. 9:30 a. m„ Worship service. Ser­ Personal Notices ranch and Cape Cod (lomee—2, 8 sad 4. Friday. 7:45 p. m. The Ruth So­ Throned Afar,"—Taylor. MANCHESTER Webb—provided hla wife gave.him to enter the driveway, she Iwas PRINTED bedroom designs. , Mjratarious Presetice Kneeling" mon: ‘The Cheerful Giver.” 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER TREE PRUNING a divorce. Van Denman Thomp.son ciety win meet at the home of Anthem "Gracious Saviour” — forced to pult her car to one' side Card of Thanks BUY with confidence from New Eng- 10:30 a. m.. Sundav School. Junior Choir. f r a m in g But Miss Webb hotly denied to avoid - striking the parked 24-HOUR SERVICE Organ Offertory, "Interlude” Mrs. Hjalmar Carlson, 9 Hemlock The Week : / land's largest building material dealers ^ street. Anthem.. "The King of Love My any romance betjveen herself and vehicle, the court was- told. In do­ The Jirtie* Cummlngit family, tlirourh Film Deposit Box * ...... _____ . Truette Monday; ____ M i REMOVAL »' Picturca bunted anji MXnvllIe. - / >-a firm with over 60 yean of sound - FosUude: "Poitlude!*...... Andre ’ Saturday, ’8:00 p. m.The Broth­ Shepherd I«"—Senior Choir. ing so, a wheel struck a stone wall the. medium of The tierild. express At Store Entrance policy and the importaiit "know how” ^ erhood wi'l present a program ar­ 7 p. m.. Intermediate M TF at Sermon. "Ears That Really Framed — Old Frames "I very definitely would not un­ and threw the car out of bontrnl. their xrstllude to all frlerds and nelsh- , ■ The Week the church. Have yoar trees pruned and bors for the kindness sho*-n In their ' ot 'buUdlng — a firm staffed by sr>- ranged by Vajo'r Benjanta Jones, Hear." removed by Uoensta and In­ * .Repaired der any circumstances marry Mr. Leary saw the car and raced to recent beresvement. th* deslh of their ' Monday. Meeting of the New 8:30 p. m„ Senior MYF at the BEAUTIFY YOUR First a sM i o( TURF BUILDER the Manville, nor will I ever speak chitectural experts. You need o n ly England Conference of the United with musical talefiffrom the local Hymn. "On Our Way Rejoicing” sured tree surgeons. > Prints and Oil Paintings the concrete Steps only to have the t'esr husbsnd snd fsther. They would church. — Havergal. complete food for grass. Then q to him again." she said. "It especially thank Rev. (..eland Hunt: KEMP'S $38 and-your land deed to become 'J' tiUUieran Synod of New York in, Salvation Army Corps. Refresh­ light sowing of SCOTTS, Ihe oil For Sale car bumper pin him there. Maiichester IeuncU •Tuesday—- 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 12, dress, . Pattern No. 2041 contains tissue « Church Women at Center Con- 9:30 A ip. Sunday School. 10:00 a. m„ Church acbool. JiaOL LAW N SttO— Top quol-. This was the first time death' students now attending foreign 10:50 a. m. Holiness meeting. 7:15 p. m., Prayer meeting. 11:00. a. m.. Worahlp service. MANCHESTER 814 yards of 39-inch; bolero, 1 pattern waist size 24, 25, and 26 Vs ended a Manville marriage. universities In Europe or the Unit­ jregatlonal Church with Mrs. fly Wend 99.91% wota free . . . yard. included, material requirements, THE OFFICE OF Stanley Sandberg of Hartford,. Theme. "Add to Your Faith. Sermon subject; ."What to do with His previous wives, all divorced, ed States will have to return to Knowledga.*’ St. Jamea'lli. C. Church the deluxe lawn In sun or shade. For this pattern, send 30c In sewing and finishing directions; were Florence Haber, Lois Mc- Israel and continue their studies • 4^*taer, Nursery. care for young a Missionary Heritage.” coins, your name, address, size . 2:00 p. m. SUver Lone Sun- Rev. John F. Hannon, Pastor M b -$1.50 5 lbs-$7.35 DRY CLEANERS hot Iron transfer for embroidery Coln, Avonne Taylor. Marcelle Ed- here, because the government can­ DR. P. M. .KAYE desired, and the pattern number and color chart. / da.v School. Rev. George P. BughiHi St,' Bridgeit’s Church m . j a a i "SPECIAL*’ S««(J grows warda. Bonita Edwards, Billy Boze not grant them the foreign cur­ 6:45 p. m. , Streat meeting. Rev.'Edgar J. Farrell. 93 WcHs StTMl to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Bend 25c In.coihq, your name, and Sunny- Ainsworth. ' ' rency needed. Kev. James P. Ttmmlns, Pastor fast so good for new lawns, thrives Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ ; 8L John's PoUth National 7:80 p. m. Evangelistic meet- Sunday Masse*; Rev. Robert Carrdll and address and the pattern number His marriage to Miss Ainsworth The Hebrew University In Jeru­ WILL.BE CLOSED > Oathollo Chnrch ing. Topic, ‘The Iron Cur- For adul,ta: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, In sun or shade. TttephoM 7254 icas, New. York 36, N. Y. to Anne Cabot, lihe Manchester was one of the shortest on rec­ Rev. Theodore P. Oubala, Send 25 cents today for 'your salem and the Haifa Technion are ; 28 Oolway Street tains.” - 10:00, 11:00,: with two Masse* at AssUtants M b - $1.25 5,|bs-$4.15. Evening Jlerald, 1150 Aye. Ameri­ ord. He said they decided to,call prepared to enroll the' "homecom- ^ Rev. Stephen Stryjew aW Ihe Week 9:00 and 10|:00, one in the main copy of Basic Fashion. '62. . It cas', New York 36. N. Yl it quitg, soven hours 45 minutes ers" provided that the government UNTIL ■dM Olive SkraWc, Organist Masses on Sunday at .7:00, 8:60, Dependable Qaallty — Servlee! shows you how to make your Monday, 7:80 p.-m. Friendship auditorium at 9:00 for *dults and 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 a. m. Anne Cabot's New Album of after their wedding ceremony In Increaae* its yearly allocation. In 130 GRANITE ST., QUINCY, MASS. ' Circle. one -for children at 9:00 In the Expert Dry wardrobe do double duty ’ with Needlework la chock-full of grand August, 1943. exceptional cases, particularly ! Sunday, April 27: mnomlca], tlmo-savtng styles. WED., APRIL 30 Repreaeatatlvs Edward BBrenaan -v Phonst Haettacd. 6 -m fi Tuesday, 6:45 p. m. ^ngster basement. Two Masses at ' 10 dealRns, Plus exciting features and He had said just.before the wed­ where local scientific facilities are 119 Au Street. Hartford - - i S:80 A m., Mas*. pfacUce. Three drops' of akunk musk are JOHN S. WOLCOTT & SON WilUim H e Sfthlelige dUt pattam prinUd inside, 35 o'clock, one in the main audi­ sufficient to scent an araa of About a gift pattern printta in the book. ding It was to bd hie ”ttaU|ir, not oufflctent,' students may con­ r (k ■ ; 10:30 A ip., High Ma**: 8:pp^p. m. Band practice. 180 M AIN ST„ BLANCHES'iTEfL PHONE 8597 us SpriKse Street TbI. 8690 Cleaning Service [ fenta. 26 cents. aUrnal marriag*.” \ ~ . ^ torium and one in the base^|pht. on* square mile. tinue their atudie* abroad.. MaaaaMmaaamsaaaamaaMBmtsmdwiaHaMmBaBaammBmMlminimaaa

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COPT cLOfioro m o B “ TiroH?WfiHlllC^*n''tBO»'‘who •wt'RdBd'bwcIt.wt^WByt'when'w- vrtll- be-as-ready- teeooept-lt-as-we and nowhere else is It tested more MON. THRU FBL ,- #Mlt truth to Uva on, toiamrd tb s are, ; ji « s ^ : toQUac ifor ■ometotn* to do will O f' courke,'' otTit^ j)ebple aren't. «mil3r"M*tt 5ritb Kitre fheeir-dsii' Associated-Press-News in ...... lO'iS* realm of the poet. For the Im­ ger and shaired fear and fought it res iF^iiii^PlSve^iieiti^ts SATURDAP S A. M. Join with thoM who have already Iff- And even though we excuse our­ Stimns ^^raUi been doing It, and achieve a united portant thing about tima 'and ua Is down together know an unbreak­ •j«ir'-'*''<'>'we~"riep‘’'*'’ • ti'i— n i- uiL— -pm E R ADVS. ON PAGE ID- ■ ...... i' n ...... II it selves with the "no time" -plea— Lessqiis of War Are able COtore^eshlp,.^ a bright .^ n d TWty’ efftnt for tho-'elecaon- yew that time does hava dta. rmly real -we’ra the- reat loeem -wbeaevan-wa- ihat will never fade. existence to our own mln’da. This use i t ^^IIB IIM JI Btrt«t teiU ahead, V ‘niese afe a few of. the tbtoga B o m m ( o r S u l* ------. Boom* (be Sul* — I t -H ousM' (dr. Sni*,.— n £esoct Propecty. For Sal* 74 ...- — 7 ■ — " Be B te n IVlUi-Vimraelf - - wisr tM ches.r All o f ISeih 'could ' THOMAB r ,. nCBaUSON, . ,m(»niy2to„.*ljf . '.S’**. M-wa-were -stem with- ourselvea CA-PE COD 'Vrtth expandable mttlc; Jt wjuffiBK R. nmairaoN. timela iiot really an obi^^^ or* a ""Many 'and Lasting”" be learned as well In peaee!"*"AiMl MANCHESTER GREENOna CRTSTAL'LAKK — "ihva rMm ' to the point of admitting that we year young, 3 bedroom ranch,- oil hot water heet. Rusco etorm furnished cottage. Sleeps -atol PubUihani The Fraits of Mutiny fqe to what we want to 'do. and be, perhaps In wiser days rnisnklnd SEVEN ROOM SINGLE r,i Founded Oetober 1. r“ Are with the alibi th at you Just Uvea OF the way it haa frustgated ARTHUR A . KNOFLA fi weeklw by b Cerrler barricaded quarters and placed time whether It laets for one ly hold meaning td you, what are Realtor NEW—FIVE ROOMS ' a t once. McKinney Brothers, Inc., Pine' panelled ilvlng room with ’■ J- SiS?*^U»er*i One Tear haven’t had time to got around to their peraonal .plans. ' . unimportant—which goals you Realtora. 6000 • 2-3931. fireplace, dinette, kitchen, I bad- themselves under the guns of artificial measurement of time or It. Wap. teaches others how to ap­ SIS Mato fit—Eat. 1931 authority again. Th.e point of preciate the deeper Joys of living. really cling to, whlbh 'Xre no long­ Phone Office 5440 Thie uttructive home fea­ rooms. large porch. Pumaea. THK iuS^SraD*PRW» another. The span which really If you don't use your time to er worth idly dreaining of. A sun­ MANCHESTER—Cape Cod. .alx- Price $7,500. Madellns Bmltb, The W«c!»led P rew .U ^^ keeping this to mind is that the accomplish the things that are That Is ah odd by-product of the Evenings 3-5930 or 3-437B tures iwo bedrooms with rooms, 'to nice condition. Conven- chtUIed to the uee of rtpublleaUon counts is toe span 'which can only set ixa vast thing to ydu when you Reslioif 3-1643 or 4079. Speech • may have' been, In '"'the really important, admit you are business of killing. Home LUttngs Wanted spacious closets, tile b^th, din­ tent to school, bus and stores. Oil all new* it or be meaeured by toe Intensity of The moat Immoral thing about know It may be the laat one you'll B a b y la n d ..ROt , plherwree credited ln..tM» ,^P wardenla ...mind,., .the .last.... sugar m lfm ana^ng instead of .Calling, -evar- see.------— — -v-- ing- Po©m>" living room wiUv Jiaat.-automaUe. hot .water 'om- ANDOVER, ^oU pn, (>>ventry "and wV^biTSaff naw ev^^ ou r -own devdtlon ■ .to- what- we • be-- 'back oh (lie "allloi that you just 'war'li 'ltS'waste.' Arid'! tliljlk 'toai I SEVEN ROOM etogle. Four bed­ ■'trr XU rlabU of republlcatlon of epecial coating' needed to Wheedle the Patlence is a vlrtue'war teaches freplsce, modem kitchen with blnstlon windows and doors, $0- AU'mcffvs “"‘cbltagasT, 'lakafront lleve to be the basic purpose of haven't had tlnie to get at the to time this is what you get to to many. In wartime you have to rooms. Large'lot Two-car ga­ dsy (MseupSney, Full, price, $11,- diepatchc* herein are alao reienred., hate moat about It—the vyaste.of new electric range, fuil cellar, and near lake. $1,500 to $28,000. men Into compliance with the bar­ living. Not toe length, but the fulN Job. spend BO much time totemilnably KEMP'S, Inc: rage. About 30 yeara old. Imme­ 800, $3.006 cash required to ap­ Listings needed for caah buyers. Full eerrlee client of N. *. A. Berr- gain that had been made. Why (All rights reserved, NEA life, the waste of food, the waste waiting . . . waiting > . . waiting diate occupancy. Prloe $15,000. Venetian blihds. Priced at proved buyer. Alice Cismpet, lee. Ine. ness of life—la What matters. To of money and metal. Everything" IBS Main SL—Manebeeter Welles Agency, (Mventry. TeL T* fPubllehere' RepreientetlTee The else, one may aak, should a ward Service Inc.) . , that if you cannot learn to • ______i______James J. Rohan and Son, Real- 1113,400. G. I. possibilities. • Realtor. 3-4548 or 2-0800. 6872 or 7-7801. attem pt to .seize .time by the fore­ .about ,waLr..la..weateful, hy ,necM«lr! Jultaa Mathewe jlPfcUl A#eagtr **** e4_ who was also' the ' prtion curb your you-■re like­ -tera. -Fbone< 74SS.- ■Brk. Ojleaao. D etroit and Boiloeton. lock is vain Mdeavor; the proper ty, and this fact weighs upon . a ly to. fret yourself into a quick in­ BORM e IM'and^S^^^^^ IMMEDIATE Occupancy —Seven psychologist, praise by name, as man more and more . I t la a viola­ loacMBR xPDrr BimXXD D F effort la to obtain graap and sanity. I NEAR PRINCETON Street Ex­ Sales Agents room custom built older home. Suburban for Sal* . 78 I aRCtnJtrioira. “a natoral leader,” and a 'man of realization of ourselves. tion aganist natural economy, the But perhaps the greateat gift of cellent new custom built oolonlsl. Extra large lot, garages, excel- Inherent urge to everybody to con­ war Is toe toatilUng of an under­ Six rooms, large attached garage, ROCKVIUIjE—Seven room M- r his word," the leader of the Insur­ Time le not master of our living The serve. . . Phone 6940 or 671$ Isnt location. Exclualva with E. F. standing of loyalty. The battlefield I porch, lavatory first floor, Priced Von Edker, 509 Keeney strsat. lontal type home with bath and aaeumce rection when that leader 1s 'gen­ or our aouls. nm e la not the key, In war you see ao many things $ a t $19,500. Substantial down pay­ MANCHESTER—Practically nsw lavatory. 3-car garaga and othar ^?S«ff‘a5S«‘’p5l55 M r erally recognized ai a mental nor of the essence. We should live tossed away needlessly that it is ment. Howard R. Hastlnga, Man- Cape Cod, larga rooriia. flreplacs, ATTRACTIVE. Sto-Wni.eirySlft .In jOak. Aoori. throughout. casal ______jia rd , ever.. sftervtsrd.. fw... y m .to SOFT LANDING — The Maid of Cotton, Fat Mnllarkcy, SCREIN TE AM - - Irene Donne, left and Jean Cvana. mot- ' ae-lf -eaeh-measurable- -nw- .•..DflietQr ''‘rifhL L’ iu’eefe^'ljy''Hieferi'laMohti'i'o^^ a'rHvat'iri Paris to itSiT* IeSmeil'’fegelh'er''aa''a 'mother "a'nd: 'fier”dio'fhW, "ihat between cheater -^S.H07.-~-"- oil' hot water'Tit4t; '"fUir''ee11ir, excellent' condition.' Larig'e lot, Lot approximately 100 x 100. Dlanlay adVertlalnB adtyrtle— ^ o e ln f houni But, although we consent to throw anything away yourself. aluminum storm doors and win* Steam heat with oil burner, ga July occupancy. Prica $11,000, ment were our last, nor aa If we You beedme not so much a miser a European tour ah cotton Industry’s goodwill ambassador. scenct on a Hollywood set during making of ”lt Grows on Trees.’* or Monday—V P- W dajr. keep the factor of possible \ FIN E LGCATION,' five flnlahed dows, near new school and buses, rage In basement. C?loseJo school Henry E rcott Agency. 366 High ?or Tueiday—1 p. m. Monday. had time to bum and waste, but as aa a strlng-savrer. room* Additional room partly For Wedneeday—1 p. BuTueeday. strategy in mind, we do not think $12,300, small down payment and bus. Pricsd for quick sale. Street, West. Manchostar 86M, or Thureday—t p. m. Wedneeday. If we were timeless. Not to be Says ^Moat Americana take their food, finished . fireplace. ' Generoue nee<$ed. Schwarts Real Blatatt. Shown by appointment only. In ?or Friday—1 p. m. T l^day. It represents all toat went on at clothing and shelter pretty .muqh SURVEYOR closets. Hot water oil heat, alum­ GLASTONBURY— Sunset Drive For Beturday—1 p. m. FiiJay. clockwatchers, but to.be absorbed 0274, or Hartford 5-5138. quirt Chsries W. Lsthrop, -100 the Michigan prison. Some phases victims of Farklnson’s Disease for granted. War teachea you how inum door# and scrceni. Large (Off Chestnut Hill Road) Opait -ClaaelRed deaidlne: a. m. e to the task of turning out aa fino basic these things really are, and B ast Center. Phone 2-0804 or day. of publleatlon except Saturday— of the affair—like the surrender piece of work as we can 'with Should Avoid Overexertion loL Price $13,300. Madeline Smith, BEAUTIFUL Three bedroom tS50. . i for Inapeetlob 2-7 p. m.' Saturday, B a m . to be properly grateful for them. Man with office and Resltori or 4079. - . house, Isrgq living room: with, fir*- A-prU 26.. Bast rasfdanUal,- - pan- of authorities, because the. jnutl- the materiale we, have within us, When you have- shivered 1n"a cold .Saturday, April 2<1 By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.b. field experience. Li­ place, dining room, kltcheq!.wllh MANCHESTER — 0 room Cape bramle view, one acre landiea|Mid beers did hold hostages—we can that should be our goal. Then not Written for NE.A Service foxhole a few nights, the chance NEIAR CENTBR— Older homo dinette, nine closets, hot water plot, fruit trees, seven room cus­ to sleep to a warm bed seems a Cod. 4 flnlahed, two partially. understand. Other phases, like this toe time spent but toe spirit, in- A large number of people—no cense not esMntial. Ex­ with one six room and two three- oil heat, oak' floors,' IVi baths, Dormers, fireplace, set tubs and tom built home with wide braeaa-. blessing almost too wonderful to room apartments. Garage, large Room Fpr All praise for the revolt and for its tegrlty and quality of our work one knows exactly how many—are cellent opportunity for '38 BUICK SEDAN .combination aluminum .. storm storm windows. Desirable loca­ way and two car plaaterad Intar- affected by a condition which Is stand. lot. Price $13,300. Call Madeline leaders, or like the steak dinner are dominant, and rightly so, since' But while ^ar gives you a real qualified permn. Ap­ windows, screens and doors, larga tion. Priced St $13,000, Barbara lor garaga. Panelled living rooM ‘ The KepubUcan caucus nej(t showru principally by muscular Smith, Realtor. 2-1042 or 4079. lot. Near bus line and schoola- Woods, Agent, 8702, 14' X 35' with flreplaca. dining which followed It, we cannot un­ they are toe only things which shaking and la variously called understanding of primary esaen ply by letter or qt The '41 DODGE SEDAN Monday night will be well attend- derstand, or at leaat we cannot tials It alao removea a lot of anob- I BOLTON—New four room Cape Must be seen to be appreciated. room, kitchen, tile, lavatory, first count. Parkinson's disease, paralysis agl- Exclusive with Francis K. Wag «d. I t will be well attended tm- un^erafand them favorably. tans or shaking palsy. As a rule, blah delusions you may have had Connecticut Power Cod with expandable attic ’ on floor. Electric range plug, plenty about what you ought to eat and '41 NASH SEDAN ner. Realtor. 3-0028. MAIN 8TREH3T—Seven room sin of clos'eta antf cabinets. Three ekuse rank and file members of Since when has steak' been the the disease begins slowly, usually Company, 266 Pearl 100-' X 300' lot. Artesian well, good t^e party will be curious to see for In one hand, and the shaking which where you ought to live. It teaches location, nice view and Jrees 'oo gle, stesm best, oil burner, suto bedrooma and tile bath Mcoiid reward for mutiny? you that anything tastes good Street, Hartford, Con­ '39 NASH SEDAN BOLTON—Four-toofti non-expsnd mstlc gas hot water heater, large floor. Full cellar with fru it caller themselves the nature of the In may not be present all of the time, property, (ihooee yoiir own color able with s two-car garage. Am How long la It since authority la present when at rest. Some loss when you are reidly hungry, and necticut. rcheme. Priced to Weil at $10,400. corner lot, excellent condition— apd hatchway. Immadiafa eceu< ■urgency which Is reportedly afoot. Connecticut that any place put of the wind's pie storage space. Excellent con $14,000.' pancy If desired. Owner working has been "congratulating" those of muscular strength and Btlffness '41 OLDS 2-DOOR Barbara Woods, Agent. 3702. dition. Ls,ke privileges. Oil .hot It Is a healthy thing for new may be noticed at the same time. way Is good enough when you are out of state. Exclusive with Henry who have defled It? water heat, stone, fireplace, ar­ SUMMIT STREET —Seven room dalrUBUts .to public arid party..***, . Muscular movements, tend to be really worn out and sleepy. Escott.-Agency. 366, High ateeat. . What is on- view-at the -Michl , Yankee Nb iniul’ Who ' has"' kilowh' the '41 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR PRICE REDUCED tesian well, Gcciipi'ncy to two atogle; atSam heat;: TImkrii oil tentlon to show their heads, and performed more slowly and with burner, glassed in porch, Venetian W est. Manchester. Tel, 368$. gan primn la a strange a t­ By A. H. 0. .greater difficulty. Some other OAK STREET weeks. Priced st $12,500 with s proeiM tnvotw*^ mosphere to the ■ relationship he- symptoms, especially a tendency '42 STU DEBAKER SEDAN jBPerbus mortgage available^ _T. Ulnda, 3_car garage, asking $15,000- ANDOVER. Bplloiu_Oovtnlry- ^VWCVpiIaB CnfUt~ngO ev^wetw vmm*hib Iweeh'IaW and Its violstora. Per. to lack of expres.dvcness In the J;-Crockett, broker.-Phone 5416, SPRING BTREBTr — Lovely new Homes, lome with acreage. Spa- Developments In the Republican Three bedroom Colonial, five or residence 8751. leadership of the party. Is not i hapa It Is .toe daym o f a . new. day face, may be present. Sometimes reach hpm*, S large rooms, pietbre ciala—5 rooms', all Improvamants, psrty, altuation ... since: .. we last severe.anxicty. or ttiehtsi dt" physi­ '40 FORD ^DOOR I years old; Thig bouse features garage, workshpih douBleriot.-iW.''" "ftohldeh proeess, even when com in. human relationships, in which looked at It have, bh the surface, large bedrooms,- tile bath, window, fireplace,'lllis' lSator fear {AUng a bill of particulars against cal shock seems to bring on toe porch, combination icreena, itnrm 900 ; 4 rooms, bath, flrtplaca, ga- wa forgive those who do us and been In a dllrection favoring the symptoms. large living room with fire 'rags, $6,500; 5 rooms, bath, near th at existing leadership It a dlf. present state regime, and a con­ '40 PONTIAC SEDAN TODAY’S Va l u e s windows, extra large lot. .Venetian the law wrong, reward tooee who The same symptoms may come Automotive Parts lobber TRADE MASTER- place, modern, full cabinet hllnda, attached garage, amealte ' school, $5,950; 8 rooms, bath, oil flcult assignment. Merely to be tinuation of the Lodge-Baldwln from Infections, especially what Is. defy us, and place above the law leaderahlp. '42 HUDSON SEDAN Mrs. Teresa Smid, certlOed as kitchen, full cellar, back porch, drive. heat, $4,900.' Many others, sot "against''' Is not, usuaUy enough called epidemic encephalitis, which' a msstrr plumber by the state Ranch Type—Living room with fast. Wellts Agency, ' Coventry. all those who refuse to obey It. VVhat is going on underneath Is a virus Infection Inf the brain attached garage, storm win fireplace. Dinette, cabinet kitchen, A irrUM N BTREET-r-Cape Cod for a victory, but It does serve the the Burface, If anything, will show of Illinois,, threads pipe in the ADDINCTO ITS M | C H T — The submarine Pompon lies severed In PhUadelphls Navy Tel. 7-6872'br 7-7501. Perhaps a new order of things, sometimes spoken of aa American Needs Countsrman '39 PLYMOUTH SEDAN plumbing shop she and her hus­ mows, screens, lot 60’ x 200', tile bath, three bedrooms, alumi­ five rooms, first floor. Upstairs im- purpose of Introducing new faces dasUne'd to sweep mankind into an up to the caucuses Monday. Sleeping sickness. When Parkin­ Yard .drydock ss workmen lower a new insert with electronic gear Into its mid-section. num screens and storm .windows, flnlahed, fireplace, oil burner,.storm On the surface, three things band operate in Cicero. |Priceid for quitik sale. Sind new ambitions, and perhaps era of sweetness and light, has son’s disease develops from this t , F-- V. ■' x-' ■ -Tj-Tn.'-:- ■ gsrsgt. Price $15,800, windows, screens, o.utslde flreiUsce, Wanted-—Real Batata 77 'Bpme old amMtions,';goOj to th e a t have allowed, as Write, oause, It -la -aa likely to -ha aa comer lot, gsrsge, well landscaped, da^ed out in that Michigan Former Lieutenant. Governor Fa{dvcwarion «Hid holidays, kovoi life Exclusive . With ^ntibn of the party. common In women aa to men and ^ ' '...... "" 6-6 Duplex, Three Car Gsraga— nice section. Only .$.13,800 with . CONBIDERma 'BEUJNa prison. , “• Robert Parsons, one^ of the may come early In life. insuronco, Bliw Cross ovoiloblo. 46 hours Excellent tocopic. Within walking - TOUR PROPERTY T , 'Tho^e who demand B.ttentlop to BORNHEIM and SMITH $S,pM w h . J ^ rly , pccygsncy. - viUtixueS’-. Bti^ we'have o«v doubts. For-It state’s original Taft teadeia,. had - It la a nerroua condition because Sales Agents distance ^ Without obUgatlon to you, w this way will i>o judged, favorably such a principle were really in­ a stormy Mmeuit a meeMngv,of It cornea from damage to a cer- " wotkfy. TTmo and ont*haff for timo ovor 40 4' ROCKVIIJJ5—'Wlndemere Avenue, will appraise or make you a cash 9 t unfavorably, according- to their Republican leaders of his o \^ ‘ , tain portion of the brain not con- Phone 6946 or 6716 Six Rooms, Oarage, Additional 4 room single, upstairs unfinished, offer. tor propartj. . Baa ua bataa volved, there would-be no'senee senatorial district and apparent-^ hours. Cinder Block Building—Many ex you seU. .^«nd of conduct In their effort, 'weeted with the . thinking proc- \ .hot w ater heat, oU, burner, garage, In stopping 'With praise and steak. ly^'wa# told that persistence In eslks, Probably the mast common I NEW SIX Room Garrison colonial. tra teaturea. Price $13,5(il). extra large lot, trees, garden apace, Phone 6378 ^■according to what can be 'Under­ If these man are such heroes, they that phase of Ms activity which includes wall to wall living mom form ia that which develops fn old­ Three bedrooms, tUe bath, fire­ Rockville—Eight rooms, garage BRAE-BURN RBAUTT stood of their motivations, and ac- really ought to be free. Our gueaa was opposition to the Ixidge- er people—men more often than place. Nice location. Price $10,- carpet and gas stove, full cellar. Baldwtn leadership of the state WRITE BOX Z HERALD AUTO COMPANY one sere of land. Chicken coop. 3 weeks occupancy. Only $12,800.- they abide by thF result. would be that. In toe battle of women—an a result of some ob­ 900. About $0,000 down payment Price $11,500. WAfPTED—Your propttfy id aalL party Would lesult In Ms own scure process .which may be con­ James J. Rohan A Son, Realtors. "Usually, in such efforts, the last nerves, the aiithoritlea succumbed loss of his own place on the Re­ Reliable buyera waiting-wlUi easi: Best becomes ope of how well they nected with hardening of the 373 MAIN STREET TEL 2-9442 7433. MR, and MRS. WILLIAM E. for four, five, six, seven room sla- to hysteria first, and that their publican State Central Oom- arteries or some other' unknown ... JJ.J.,GRADY. _ "'Work for party -:vlotory -at- the mlttee;™- ‘Hie utttnw ttttt aiwilili cause!'' ' ...... ‘''' ,''*'C ’ !' FOUR ROOM -h-rtifit C if^ Cod shed! - <3QfH5GfflLDi:ar,:ii^ ?fie- -and two-tainUy.' la .-Manehee-.. ~ ;^ ls, in the electlcjis which follow to hnve been.that lf he perxlst- 'Cohdltloh May' Improve ' 'dormer, 'anYramecl 'and; plumbing Phone 0009 ' Realtora er, B'olteh, Coventry and Vernon. new philosophy for handiing eril- ■ -■ri'rmaTsawKJfersr--.-- Finances arrange^. Howard X. r^jieto'-. bM-for -party - j>rr the party understandSbly, to time to time. Parkinson's disease and bath. Oil hot water heat, fire-' Can 7025 or 8891 For Appointment And If th at la so, It la our normal Baldwin, he himself would " be develops slowly and tends to last place, basement garage. Nice SIX ROOM'Cape Cbd house. TUe most normal altuatons, reaerves derived of the vote. To Inspect Above Properties ALL CASH for reaeonably priced ayitem for defense of law. and for a great many years. There IB' quiet location. T. J. Crockett, bath and lavatory. Screens and house. State all details. Not an Its warmest regard for those who order which has taken a black Tne second notable surface de- no pain and the mental condition Broker. Phone 5416, residence riorm windows, oil steam heat. .valopment - .was -that-- -Governor agent. Box D, Herald. do" -work hardest ’ *nd"m ost -efJ' eyt, wiilch other evil men wili try la usually 'WorinM ■ except - perhaps I :S751! GSrsg* khd play yard! On h'li*' VERNOM-'-:‘Fdur-robm '(!nipe Cod, .fiRlently.fQr ,pB.rty,jvlctory.,,,even l^ g e, apparently well aware that after the disease has existed for line. Near schools. Pries $14,300. attached garage. Built 1941. Rec- AN AqENCT with a Ilet of ready to exploit as expediency, opens lot' tna.rhallartgs of Uie-insurgents-ls many year* when thinking may ta- when their o'wn personal ambl- r ANDOVER—First time on mar­ C sllS23»...... rtallbh boom! Situated oh TZrgh hilyera waltlhg for $. 8, 6. Y them. to his own leadership as well ss somewhat slowed. ket. $18,500. 0 room 9 year old Jot near parkway and bus line. room and 2-famiIy houses. CaJT .'tlona may .not have been aatsfled, • We hope that, as events pro­ to that, of Baldwin, want out of People- who have this condition Cape cod. 4~iargs ro o m n s t flobr; BIGHT MILES from Csntsr. Three his way to deliver a public de­ Elva Tyler, Agent. 2-4469. Boniheim A Smith, Agents. 6646- sd first venture. ceed, .the muQneere are dlall- regardless of the nature of that 2 partly flnlahed 2nd floor. Cut new bdmes. Two Cape Cods with 6716. It Is unfortunate for the par­ fense of Baldwin. Thla defense which produced it, should be espe­ granite fireplace in Ilvlng room. shed dormers, four rooms with 2 MANCHESTER—Cape Cod— Six Ipaloned of the Idea that they are was unequivocal and left no doubt ticular ambitions' Involved In the cially careful to avoid getting MR. MERCHANT H.W.O. heat, copper plumbing. unfumt-riied. $11,500 and $18,500. completed rooms, hot w ater heat,- SELLING YOUR Property? Con­ heroes, and too proper governors about the fact that the Governor overtired. Although medicine does flreplace, combination Storm doors tact the Ellaworth Mitten Agen­ present situation that'there exists stood squarely behind State Chair­ TUe bath. Full cellar. 110’ x 310'. One 5 room ranch house. All have of their qwn priaon. not have any cure or completely Lot, house and property in excel­ flreislBces, basement garages, and aaah. Reduced price,. $18,500, cy,' or any Mancheater Real Es- no real reason of any kind—unless man Baldwin. , The Governor satisfactory treatment, there are might, if he had been another In­ lent, shape. on route 0. Exclusive­ cabinet kitchens, baseboard radia­ down payment, $8,500. Howard tats concern because It stands to It should be to gratify these par- several drugs which are often ly with Fidelity Realty Co., Real- tion, hpt w ater with oil. large R. Hastings. Phone 2-1107. reason that "thay know Manehaa* Of Time And Man dividual, have maintained a posi­ helpful to 'controlling thw-tremora. GETTING IT ST R A I G H T _ SMiretary General ttoular Inaurgenta personally— tion on the aldellnes, preserving Strenuous activity or entertain­ THE FOLKS AT HOME tors-Insiircrs, 282 Farmington lota, ytfy. good terms. Suburban ter property beat O il the Efl^ for a change to the party’s present W A T E RED-DOWN FEROCITY-.. Janet Leigh Trygve Lie shows Swedl^ ^Pteraler Tsge Erlsnder how to vse avenue, Hartford. Tel. 46-7248! Realty Ob-^ Realtors, 541 Main OPEN , worth Mlttan Aganey. 888(8 T w jfie ^ t year we deliberatoly his. owm reputation relatively free ment should not be Indulged to, delegates earphones daring latter’s visit to- U. N. to JNgw Torki from risk in the party squabble is evidently on good terms wrlth Fesriess Fsgsn: 410-ponnd movie Wm. McBride, Mancheater 4816. street. PhonS 8215. TODAY AND SUNDAY leaderahlp. manipulate the element of time to but a fairly active life with some Uon. as she gives him a drink between taltes -of film in Bollywood, Etjk Bbbemsn. Swedish Ambassador to United States wstcbca. Though it' msiy not -happen to our own lives. But our'manipula­ going on. • But Lodge is th e ktod work IS good tof most, cold water to 'let you compare these select of Individual who, in the clutch, REAP YOUR ADVERTISING I MANCHESTER—$10,500 to setUe FIVE RpOM raneb-r-One year old. values to every price range, others ■gem so to .those who have not yet treatments, social exercises, sun tion roncema only the inost artifi­ does not' hesitate to put himself baths, massage and Vitamin prep­ estate, immediate occupancy. Six Three bedrooms, large kitchen available. \^ n a large enough share to It for cial and surface characteriatics of on the firing, line. I» the pro- arations have all been tried with­ rooms and garage, off ‘East Cen­ with adjoining dinette. Hot water $7,000—Large summer cottage, PRESCRIPTIONS themselves, the state of the party toe thing we ball time. Actually, administratiqb forces need any out much success. There ia need ter street; $11,000, floor area 804 oil heat, full cellar. Excellent con­ right on the beach, furniture In­ Carefony Coaiponnd*^ MESSAGE IN THE HERALD sq. ft. with full cellar; $13,500, dition. Asking $16,500. Etva (Manchester Is healthy, vigorous, we do not rearrange time, but moral-Ilftlnglw any keener sense for improved methods of treat­ cluded. of what they were fighting for, Cape Cod with dormers, garage, Tyler, Agent. 2-4409, id victorious. The Manchester only our own compliance with It. ment and prevention, but thla too, $10.(K>0 — Buy* thla expandable Arthur Drug Siortt s Lodge’s remarks gave It to them. may come to time. fireplace, lot 150 x 400, suburban Cape Cod in a well establiihed iftpiibllcan party ia a party whieh- But time, as a dimension of our When ■we say he went "out of near bus and school; $15,000 three PORTER STREET Section — 5- room tingle, oil hot water heat; Manchester' neighborhood, needs a|^d s for the right things, which living, has mysteries and mean­ his' way" to deliver his defense bedroom ranch with full cellar some repair, but real value for your of Baldwiir, ■we were being both Town and attic. Floor area 1140 sq. Living room 38 ft. long. Ebctra ffgllts for them cleanly and ef- ings, and challehijhs, and oppor- FOLKS WHO HAVE LIVED large kitchen, garage! H acre lot. dollar. WHATB THE REAL PRIOB fldmtly, which, has, an un­ ethical and geographical. The ft.; fireplace, side porch, com­ $10,900—Six room colonial, central tuhttlrs, deeper than toe action of defense -was delivered in the Tor- bination screens, storm windows One of the better houses. About ON rOUB BODSSr blemished and progressive record Advertisement heating, one car garage, one block turning a clock backward or for­ rlngton territory of State Central and shades; $15,700 older colon­ $5,000 needed. Asking $15,900. from bus. Good financing a'vallable. DOG OWNERS IN MANCHESTER FOR YEARS Schwartz Real EataU, Manches­ Tfoil fin* ew Mtaf In Its performance to public of­ ward. I t haa little to do wl;to the Committeeman John A. Mtoetfo, ial home, six rooms vrith garage $11,900—Four room expandable. appraise ra sveO fice, and whlch^ over the years, runntojff of a clock, or toe_ riatog one of the recognized leaders Section 3384, Capter 151, Gen­ and other buUdlngt. Top.. cpQili- ter 8374 or H artford 5-5188. eral-Statutes of the State of-Gon- Just outalde- Mancheater, altrmtottm help TO*. hijT'demonstrated a constitoctive and setting of the aun. ^ese hap­ ■Fslnit Baldwto.------| ------libn. Beautiful landacaped lot 118 storm windows and doors included, .. .151*. .tb W . nuMor .s«it»M .do-. nertlcut. Revision of 1B49, Re­ ^ A fW E U . AS NEWOdMERS*, BOLTON—Four-room ranch on a gieal"fei‘ tha forw ard' prO'glresB" of pen' ' tonSb' ele'fhO'n (M meaZUr’efnen ts -X- 176i - Immediate- --oeeupancyt largo-lotv ■ ■ '-...... vclopment we have to note la quire 'TftATAlX'tlO'GS' OVER tet 100 X SOO. TUe hath: oil hast, any ebHgatiM whan to* Manctoester. $17,300. Builder’s ow n. two bed­ excellent location. Priced lit $9,- $13,900—Just one brand new over- of the dimension Involved. the fart Mist''State TreiMurer SIX MONTHS OLD MUST BE 14- m iO T H E ~ room ranch home, with kitchen, aite Cape Cod now under conitruc- , ‘The - pnw nt penonsel ..of .pgrty Tp McpgRlxe Just bow eltsmoptol . Joseph Adorno of Mlddntown,. CEN,SED 'QN OR .BEFORE .MAY 350. Will qualify for GI loan' wito ttan.-ChiBoae your nwtrcoloF scheme - . JAEVU-RBJUUnr 1st, l®!l2. Neglect or renual to A -dinettei --firaptaoe, -Ui*'tmtli, utU- a in ^ l; dbwh ;paymen t!' A1ilp ’m'aiw‘ ■} leadership eeems no m.ore .easily such.. mez*VceTnenU are. we need who had Mtherto been undergo. tty room and two-car attached for tWa home...... 8lann*aatas « llt 'tog s pdlnfid period' of feW^ license yftur dog on hr before tost other .Boltbn propertlei Hated. T. subject to valid criticism than Ig only turn our awHrenesa to the Rito AffieiJte. .$J4,000—A real dream bouse In a BUUng>-.ItosUy made peace w ith- .ilate..¥iU.: costv y»u .an. .additional ’ J;-; 'Crockett;:' brofceri''Phoi»e' '6416; flne'resldentla'l "neight>6rh6od.‘ Oa-' " the party's 'retb'rd. :Wrtlllam'’"‘iSl’, fMt tbai^'lt^to hto. Fwm.,.be)^r. t o ^ ^ .and. daHar..jui...WeU.M make you liable $19,60*-'-a real value In a three- br realdqnce STOi. " ■ ■ ■ ■"*■■ bedroom ranch type home wMh Mge; baabtlful lijiiiiaeapteg. Five ■ TOris^a^^ and KN- that toe dimeninOn pf time Is real­ came out wlln wrarm' praise of to arrest. * A recent s(Mt'£heck.ln..one of. AIancbester*s fireplace, glass tile hath, attach- IF YOU A ^ ararehlng for : a nice Tooro# and sunporch. Itotalie Mclntoehi as vice town ty Sensed—a^d th at toe way we Baldwin. 15ie "iqieptaclr •‘of RegiStratloh" fees are as" 'fol- newest devclijpmeats revealed that already 0 giESOfir-iPhuii h«w :7 room .Coicr Adorno .eiWfWBd . -.M :nnwtlUng . .Ji^ws;-. M ale. or, 'Sppyed FeqiaJ},. , ed plastcrad garsge, amesito -lazgaz- honM!..-aak to -see. otif Jiot< WANTED i .-.■.to.'i-hp,-.'.the; B«BW;.;it',tb*are';su:tuafly''}^ I -drivwayr. too' - -x:' jpJnl, .rigjii- on, hua Jlne,, .towusdinto .rr- • » 'A i-r.'V-' ■fhitatSflir'With '' the ' tnaargewt' fgt.ObtiPemnle tf5.'25t 'Kstmiri ■tegr Raagtog occupancy. Compare this house . .^h” *®** .**ul most zealous worker} latlqnsbip to clocks and Sun,' Wq. eleoieota.;haa. bean one of' the. hot more than. 10-dogs are‘kept), 237, Includiis waU to waU car- room house -at $15,000 to- a tlx ■ any party organization could ever ■) peting; combination screiens, with any to Its price nmge: '— EXPERIENCED are ail aware of the fact that more groteaqiie featoTM of the 136.00. If yeu'v* boM wondorinq how to "hit" riia homM fn room ranch at $40,000. Over $18,900—Five femlly Investment, hepe to find anywhere. They are party' situation In the pnst few Information 'required under toe r : - , \ storm windows, shades; $20,900 twenty houses for sale a t $15,000 some Journeys of toe clock and •LATIN REAUTY’- all furniture Included, income of workers at, the deUlled things weeks. He has peraonal tlea on law Includes, Sex, Name, Breed, —Don’t miss seeing, this very and up. T.' J. .Oockett, broker. BDDKKEEPER sun seem swifter than others. This now socHons of Manehostor — th* answ*r is AD- Balbins Gutierres. 22-yesr-old modern two bedroom ranch type about 83,000 annually. both aides of the diviaton, but Age and Color Markings. ' ' Phone 5416, or residence 3751. 824,900—Lakewood Circle ranch Wich keep a party alive -and is a fact which makes time seem It would have been out of char­ ■VETERINARY CERTIFICATF Parisian manneqnln, holds tro­ home with panelled Ilvlng room Apply In Person. v^oroui—and such workers that to relate more to a state of mind V eI^TISE in th e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. phy she won with title of "Latin house, 6 large riwma and garage. acter for hhn to Join a so-called REQUIRED FOR SPAYED FE­ IN TO RE CO MtLETED — Work is mshed on Eoase's Olympic Stsdinm so It can with flr^lace, dining room with Trade considered. Shown by ap­ wp can think of more fitting and emotion than to any mechanic . patty revolt being waged on the MALE NOT PREVIOUSLY LI­ Beauty” - In Paris compeUtion flagstone patio, kitchen with MANCHESTER mx s finished fdr Ibe 'Eagland-Italy soccer match In May. Stsdinm wiU hold SLOW spectators. staged to aid flood victims. pointment only. MANCHESTER rewards for them than being used cal or natural measurement. basts of this one. CENSED. Office hours will be as Tha H M geos hitQ now homos and old honras in large dinette, electric: dishwasher On the Btirface, then, thie Lodge- Centrally located at 29 Park Whatever your style of house, temporary target practice, As, in our living, we keep on follows: Daily except Saturdays rv and disposal, attached garage, whatever your price range, vou Baldwih leadership haa been for­ and Sundays, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. aN soctiont ef the town. The feUts a t homo rood Th* -amesite driveway, lot 105 x 328. Street. If you are interested LUMBER CD. can we think; either, that sensing this idea that the real tifying Itself. FOR MASS RESPONSE can be aeaured of top valne when except Thursday when the hours Mortgage arranged. Mb've right in a large home, veiy well con­ you c}II 255 CENTER ST. ley Charles S. House de- measurement of time Is In the will be 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. and Harold roquiarly, turn the pages eorofully to find Hm to upon transter of title. $31,()00, structed and with many posai- a^ee to be the target of op- realm of consciouanesa rather than May 1st when the hours will be TO YOUR MESSAGE twin bedroom- six room colonial bilite.s thisds it ! A few of the JARVIS REALTY portunlaOc atUck. He has been a upon any dial, we come closer and 9:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M. nows ef the CMmunlty and weif|d, and for edneiso, with screened side porch and at­ ' , Manchester 4112 civic as well aa a poUUcal leader. doaer to a concept which be- RuiA Millett If available, please bring laat tached gsirage. Built to 1989. Top highlighta are: Living room Vliit Our Office At 654 CenUr St year's license with you as this wlU AJilgh sense of public decency and hoodst odvoitising that tolls thorn whoro monoy ecm condition. Immediate occupancy. 1? X 22 with fireplace. Bed­ musea both poets and aclentista. Get More Work Done In Less- expedite the Issuance of toe new P^Uent personal devoUon to the Situated to excellent residential rooms all good size. Closets WILLIAMS This is a concept that time itself Time With Oood-MaBagement Ucenae. area of two-story colonial homes; Lots for Sale 73 K»xt»a of necessary commimlty is timeless—that yesterday and If you apply for renewal by mall bo spoilt end sovod to best a^aotogo. That's Why galore. Hot water oil heat-Two A friend of mine recently start­ $16,000 new six-room colonial TWO LOTS, southwest corntr of pnograms have dlstingiUshed . his today and tomorrow really exist ed to explain why she hadn't done please enclose last year’s Ucense home with plastic tUe bath and car garage, etc. Ideal set-up for and a stamped addresacd. envelope. rovory riffle you advortiso in this paper YOU ARE professional person or family Irving street and Wlndemere OIL SERVICE activity. _Hla leaderahlp. and coun- on one plane and In one dimen­ aomethlng, using the - time-worn lavatory. June 1st occupancy, street. Inquire 270 Oak street. ae} are highly prized by Uie prea- sion, and that if our perceptual excuse: I've been'so busy, I Just Samuel J. Turkington ' Henry Escott Agency, 266 High wanting' additional income. didn't get time." But the caught Town C3erk MAKING NEyfS. 341 BROAD ST. eirt Republican Governor of this faculties were develop^ finely street, W., Manchester 3603. Priced to sell. Shown by ap­ RESIDENTLIAL Building lOU to state. herself with a grin and said: pointment. A and B zones with utiltUea, to F U a AND enough we would know thjs. "That'r really no excuse at all." I CHOICE Location—Four beautiful Mancheater, Phone 6278. To be sure, the ‘‘Ins,” whoever But i( this is poetic and scien­ “Aa my grandmother used -to rooms with expansion space for RANGE OIL th}y may be, and however worthy tific mystery, the question which tell ma when I was a little girl: three additional rooms. Full base­ ALICE CLAMPET EXTRA LARGE building lot A ‘Well, you had all the time there ment. Garage. Immediate occu­ to thjy may be, must, to politice, ex­ concerns all of us is that of our LOAM Realtor zone. North ESm street. Near two ■*■ ★ pect to be subject to attack. Tliat U,' all the time anybody else has, ...... USE pancy. Lot approximately 90x180. school#. Priced to sell. Phone own personal relationship with twenty-four hours to every .day.” ’ Dark, Rich, Cnlttvatad Call Madeline Smith, Realtor. Phone 2-4543 or 2-0880 7295. Is Ipart of the game, ^ t such an this mysterious dimension to our If we could manage somehow to Grade No. 1 fS.0B on. yd. 2-1642 or 4679. OIL HEATING Grade No. 2 $2.00 cu. yd. attack, to gain any real iattenUon, living. How should we visualise Itf impress' our own children or HanirljrBtrr lEttrning HERALD DISPLAY F i v e ROOM house, larga lot. near TWO LOTS on Oak. Road, South EQUIPMENT should he required to have real grandchildren with that one fact, Delivered-la. Track I OWNER Leaving state—must sac­ bus line and store#. Price 87,000. Coventry, near -(HayloftH Lake How should we attempt our use of Load Lota—Order Now reiaona. In the present situation, we'd give them a real boost to- rifice eight rooma, four and bath Tel. 7503! priyilegea Inquire, Armory Pack­ it? How should we train oureelves ,)vard successful Uvlng. Screened Band and all HEMUR OF AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION down, four bedrooms up. New tb i baaie ingredients for an op­ sizes stone delivered. ADVERTISING age Store, 304 Mato street, Man­ Estimstca On lUgoiirt to think of it, for the purpose of Not having the time is the way heating plant, roof and siding. DUPLEX—SubatanUal house to chester. fiioae 6T84. "I position are not in evidence. successful, happy living? most of ua excuse ounelves for NUSSDORF PRESENT DAILY CIRCULATION 10,489 Other featurea. 'Full price $10,500, very desirable locatlqn. 6 rooms CALL We hope y that Monday night's IM momhnt We pose such a hot doing the thlnge we know we CONST. CO. O N A R I G SCALE — Marjorie Sweasey plays mnsic on MAGNIFIER NEEDED — copies of what Is believed Terms. SuburiMn Realty Co., each aide. One apartm ent is i ' eaicus wlU^give its courteous at- relatively practical question and Should do. •‘clond-chamber howls,” a t MUIs CeUege. Oakland, C at Inatra- to be world’s smallest printed book fit into a matchbox in MunMi, Realtors, 541 Main ztraeL Phooe vacant. Madelina Smith, Raattor. 2-1287 W# fool ouraelvae with the ex Phooe $40$ uienL dealsnal by Harry Partch. ia aaado •( lahsntar||b«Ulca. CenBany. bookdwp. The tgp'a Prayer is book’a tn t page. 8210. 1-1042

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 26. 1952 MANCHESTER feVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 26. 1952 PAGE NINV PAGE BIGHT GOP Contest on Again; Rivals for GOP Chairman Obituaj^ Siffl Probing F la re s

- lA- » j c.tati-wstCandle .-jt F«-etQ^ Cppyict Conipromise SlateFails Officials Agree Cause : Mrs.'IdnilzeP.'MaimeH Hornsby Says Lakers •1 >. -Fown* Out ■ ■1“ Apparently 'Accitiental, Many Valuable Prizes x Davit Sayt Organization 2. The unfortunate advice that N ext W eek Mrs. Louisa P. Mamiell, widdw Triice Talk hai been given to the Republican of Otto Mannell, died this morn­ Started Under Stairs Cage Crown membere of the Board of Dlrec- ing. .at,, bat .boros in. .Bpiton- „ .86* — (ContliM** Irem P»ge-0«ey • * —it- -fOouttnired Yronr FKgb DfidT' •t»ra -which" has-ckbsed-wErsp*' had been a resident of Bolton for state and local fire officials are Down- the Middle Strength Kejt;- .. Secured for Winners ^ To Insurgents; Batiion to their prestige as Individual! and 52 years. v continuing their investigation to­ The 36-year-old Fox, popular as a group. It Is loo bad that . 8lx_Flrma In Court -r- She leaves one daughter, Mrs. T rounce Knickerbock­ First annual Fish Derby for. H iu Party Leadership those who have been trying to do ■ ’nie^' six cbmpahles engaged In day into' the cause of the fire that with many of the huge prison's Flora McKee of Bolton, three swept the H. L. Diehl Candle Man­ 6,506 Inmates, spoke over the Manchester youngsters will start sn honest, conscientious job have the district court action have ask­ grandchildren and three great To Browns Success to Date ers in.. Final Game' by ‘.-7- Casey StenKel Didn’t ed that Secretary of Commerce ufacturing. Company Thursday prison Ipudspeaker system Thurs­ Sunday and will continue throu^i Rrpubltciin Town Chairman to be the "scapegoats” for ill con­ grandchildren. Alwa.vs Have Best Of It May 3 at Center Spring* pond. Sawyer txs f.Dcbid.dsn tp raise., the night, destroying the building and day just before the mutineers aur- -17 Points, 82 to ' William 8. Davia today announced, sidered. -advice, from., their leaders. ." ThifK'funeral .-will, die Jield.’itt X 'mbrt ’df the' doihpany's'atbck. '" 'fihdertd ffofn efhbattleff Cellbldck -.' .’•J',?;.---;- ^ An puMto' •ehoot* 'Sri«- 'be on--Ve* • The Water Department question wajges of 656,000 C l6 steel work­ o'clock Monday afternoon at the that efforta at a compromlae be- Francis Whalen of the State 15 and freed their eight hostage New York—(NEA)- -After be-- New York— (NEA) — cation next week it Is expects tuleen the local Republican or- Is fresh in ell of our minds and ers. Truman turned operation of T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, 176 • Minneapoll*. April 26—OPl-^The Charles Dillon Stengel didn’t the mills over to Sawyer after he Fire-Marshal’s office and Dia­ guards. ■Ing out of the major league* fori Leo Thomas' from the Portland that several hundred MancheaUi anlaatlon and an Insurgent fac- stirred Up the people In town to Center street. Rev. Arthur A. Minneapolis Lakere held the mythi­ always have the bMt of 'It. boys and firle will enter, the eon- seized them April 8. trict Fire Marshal Herbert McKin­ Wllliaros termed Fox’* message 14 years. Rogers Hornsby doesn’t j Coasters to' play third base and cal world championship and $7300 ,on have ended In tallure, and the point where they, packed the Wallace, paator of the Bolton ney said this morning that the Hr managed the Boston Na­ test. ■Varpla'nk school at the recent Five of the companies also are Congregational Church, -will offi­ "highly improper," see much difference in the g*me,.| likes him. 'fhat took care of one pf in cash today after winning; the balled upon his supporters for a asking Pine to declare the seizure cause of the two-alarm' fire that .Fox had praised convict chief­ the corners, as he pips It. tionals from 1938 through '42, THERE WILL be two age di­ full turn-out at Monday night's public hearing. The tak question ciate. Burial will be in the Bol­ gutted th* 75-year-oId brick bulld- You etui play nine Innings and. National Basketball AAioclatlon finished fifth once, aeveiUh on visions. One will be for jroung- order , Itself Illegal, with Sawyer tain Earl \Vard as a "natural lead- "Time alone will tell just how playoff from the New York Knlck- Republican Town Caucus, to be and the fiasco some months ago ton Center Cemetery.- Ing at .165 Adams street la still un^ . .have, to .gat three guys out s a ^ ^ iour.occASlons,....;,...... — atqrs, fip,, to .the. age ,,of, 1(1 .years, ^ "»v*r th*' appounment of "thr Town also the, defendant .In .this.auiL.Tha. Friends' -may call at the funeral iw:’. and..aald.he .and ..Hla: .fellow*, far. the HcQWoaArsMgoingv but you ' erijoctrers ■ ia « 'ntgtit, "azdlfl:------heTd'ab the school: six companies involved In the determined and Uiiat' an Ih'-vesTtlg'a- were "to be congratulated on the the new-old manager of the may rest assured Uie customers I had one of the worst In­ while the other will be for chil­ STown Chairman Davis’ account Oounsel are further examples of home from 2 p. m. Sunday until Uon Is atm under way. THE NEW YORKERS had a dren between the ages-of 10 ant* good faith with which they have Browns. court action produce 70 per cent the hour of the eeryice. will enjoy watching them -play,” field* I've ever eeen,” CtiKey bf the failure of the compromise poor leadcrshjp. of the nation's steel. However, both offlclMs were In bargained.” “And pitching'remains 75 peri beams the only major-league man­ fleeting 3-2 lead jri the early min­ 15. Any boy or girl 16 yeare of 3. The lack of cooperation with utes. But from then on the Lakers Stengel recalled. "Our third yirhich had been In the air yester- Judge Pine took the case under agreement In stating that the fire "Fox,” said the governor, "per­ cent of baseball, which means | ager In the Hall of Fame. baseroan couldn't go to his left age on or after April 27 will nO' ' ddy said that the organisation had the Republican To'wn Committee William R Ha«*ett^ A . waa apparently accidental that you’re going to be near the dominated the fiackhoards and be eligible. Conteit cloeee oh as- a--whole -on Important iesuea consideration after the govern- formed magnificent.work In bring­ , ■First they . s*ld, we had. only aiuL ,Uio. ahortstnp couldo^t .ga. ’ 'bfTfrM ' the insnrgwnt irmop "the fnent dbhten'ded the ' bourts ‘ lack F u n e m b Whalen said that "all we know ing about the surreticlef of the con­ top vvheh your pitchers turn Ml ' one pitcher—Ned Carver^ So tor ’ cslhrd- the tune-."' •...... m L f V’ i . t ’t Tffrm: has resulted In decision or lack of ' William S. Davis, chairman of the Republican Town committee, Is that the fire seems to have The airtight Laker defense held to his right. The second base­ privilege of naming 24 members authority to nullify the President's victs tn block J5 and saving the complete games. we'.ve showed them four and Cliff man couldn't n ^ r . the double There are many, valuable prlsca o f the new Republican Town com­ decision on the part of a few rath- will be opposed In his try for reelectlon-to'the post by William 15. seizure action. started under a stairway leading "We got seven of them—two the Easterns to but 10 fleld goals and any local youngster in the Hackett, one of the leaders of an Insurgent group that will be'out to William J. Massey lives of the guards. Fanin, who had a good Spring, In­ play and I wouldn't wknt to mittee. Davis said this reptesent- er than a decision based on a rep- Holmes Baldridge, the chief gov­ to a platform about five feet off "Expept for this, his choice of each from Garvef, Cain and sist.* that his arm is O. K. In the first three quarters end age groups above may enter. Fish resentative view of the Republlcin gain control of the party at the OOP caucus -Monday night In tho start telling you what the Rrst «d a ’’leaning over backward” on ernment lawyer, said: The funeral of William J., Mas­ the floor” on which a wax Vat was language in addressing the In­ Bryne and. another from PlUette ; "They say we lack power, but kept all but Max ^elotoky wUI be weighed dally .at Cents Party as a whole. auditorium nf the high rchool. standing near the center o f the Teaiaiy Byrne Clint Courtney baaeman couldn’t do. Spring* Pond from 8 a. m. to 8 the pgrt of the organleatlon. Re­ "It Is our position that the sey, a native o f Manchester, who mates would be utterly Inexcus­ — In our first n(ne games, which what club, other than . the -old Connie Simons out of the two^ ■;We never got. anybody out jection of this offer, he said, left Now as to what the group rep- President Is accountable only to died suddenly Monday In Tennes­ building. accounts for our early foot." V i re rolunn. ZasloLky count p. m. Two prises will be aword- Tesentlng :■ public -opinion for .a -'He said-the-fire-waa'first.spot­ able.’^...... Yankees, ever had enouel} qf It. ,_whP,, didn't,. .Knock... tfie..,..)»11, ho 'aitewattver pther m that-of the (xmntTy, ana ‘ the dadisians er see' While-en' routa to hi* home' tn ~' HOmsby... strengthened the St. Tt~ the''otfiefa ‘ donT' filt";too "muc'h S!ilmmofii’''l8; -' ------...... "l-ed-ln-oaeh-'dlvtelonv -i- '■ ■■ ch ^ g e propose to do. These are ted there by Henry Chandler, of League, had Seattle draft him, "straight at one of them guys. Following Is a list of prises, carrying through with the slate Probers Order the President are Conclusiye." In New Hampshire, will be-held this Fox commented that press ac­ Louis Americans down through maybe we'll score enough runs to George Mikan also 22, fol­ But we did lead the league in the organization nominating com- the principle points: Big Audience other words. In an emergency the afternoon at 2 o’clock from the the Vernon Trailer camp, an em­ counts had given the wrong im­ the middle, which la why the won a pennant and the play-Offs as lowed by Bob Harrison and Pep showing first the type fish an'd ploye of the candle company, keep up. After all, there are no tleldinf because we never got .pnittee has already selected. 1. A Republican Town Commit Constitution to do anything he be­ Watkins Funeral home. Rev. In­ pression of his statement.*He said long time poor relations have the the Brooklyn-bom Puerto Rican mote Babe Ruths around.” Saul with 14 . aptecc;''^AIso hitting first and second awards. Burnham Batson, spokesman tee which is truly representative land O. Hunt, minister of the about 6 p. m. Whalen said that by became the Pacific Coast League's close to'the hard chances. Under 10 Year* of Age Class; Nunaii to Talk lieves Is In the best interests of he congratulated the men only be­ country talking. Roger Hornsby Is first to admit the multiple numerals for Uie win­ "Moat of the time when I felt for the insiu-gents. claimed, on the of the Republican par;y in Man­ At ^Yesterday’ the country. Second Congregational Church, the time a call had been put In to ■'If you are strong in the line AIl-Everything. Toby Atwell, Cuhi catoher, Is forced out at second In second Pickerel—cr*el, trout line; Cali­ tile fire department and the com­ cause they had given up 20 hours that the Browns are full of holes, ners were Vern Mlkkelsen with 13 inning of (lie 'game at Clilcago April 25, after outfielder Bob Addis like I had to change pitchers I other hand, that the organization chester. This Town Committee to This drew . replies from indus­ win officiate and James McKay In advance of their original dead­ from the plate to center field,” he The Browns got another big lift but he asks s'good question:. co b u s —fly reel, cuting phtg; aggressively work for the good of panies had responded, thd swiftly and Jim Pollaftl, who had, 10. slammed one Jo Cincinnati Reda second baseman Qrady Hatton who Would have been better off if 1 Perch—ocean city reel, fUah light; had - ’’refused the concessions On His Income try attorneys ranging from will preside at the organ, line and said he called Ward a B.sserts, "the edges will to some when Frank Lane, who purchased What American League club It WA.S JNNXARD, injured a agreed upon the previous evening.” Manchester and iR> Republican players .aGive Adequate . .The bearers, all members, of Dil- moving blaze had spread tljrough-, extent take-ciuTE of .themaeWes. It’s him for $125,600,. .decided .that R1-. tossed to.abortatop Roy McMillan, shown relaying to first. could have changed Inflelds.” trout—landing net, flahlhg Knife; "shocking' tq_"contrary.,t0. all.ac-. out the building. ' '' • ’ - i leader- ’tin the- sense that -an Indi­ U 1 Y 1 7 -'•■•■ ...... week •go.'in^a- New- York playoff, 'The insurgent grtrap, Davis said. party Instead of blindly following cepted Am/rican democratic prin­ w6rth-C6mell-Quey Post 102, vidual Is jiidged by comparing him nice to have power there, but in vera didn't quite fit Into the White Bullheade--fiy book, caMlitg feet; Performance brKariin This contradicted earlier reports ATTENDANCE* UP 600 % game Md back into uniform for MIecellaneou* junior compete had originally demanded the privl- the leadership of a few people who (ConMniied from Page One) ciples of government.” American Legion, will be Com­ with others in his group. this bu'siness today you do the best Sox' social, scheme. ' > Meanwhile there hasn't been as are selfishly working behind the that the fire was not discovered tha flrtt time laat night, who cop­ outfit, miscellaneous kit' Jege of naming 40 per cent of the Comedy at Bowers Hays Statement Dangerous mander Chester Hogan, Wilfred Fox’ statement waa bitterly as­ you can with the material at HIGHER THAN A CATS RACK many people In Sportsman's Park pered the Knicka frantic fourth scenes for their own benefit. On both occasions the commit­ Clarke, Everett Kennedy, Francis until It had broken through the Eleven to 10 -Ifeer C lou: . membership of the new town com- Sen. Brtcker (R-Ohlo) told a elate roof of the structure. sailed by a group of employes at hand.” . . bldtlmers have never leen a re­ to see the Browns since their only quarter effort. The llosem poured L. L Umpire , mittee, the traditional member- 2. The town chairman to be reg­ tee directed Its own physician to reporter • Baldridge’s statement is Miner, Charles L- Wlgren and Ed the Ionia State Reformatory, an After accepting the challenge cognized appraiser of Ivory as Pickerel—cuting rod, casting By ALFA GIRELU make an examination. The physi­ Although the damage caused by pennant-winning season In the An 33 countera but were edged by I line; Calico B aas^reel, outing ,»hlp of the committee being be­ ulated in his decisions by an Exe­ An audience of. about 450 at the "most absurd, most un-Amsrl- ward Qulsh. institution for 18 to 22-year-oIds. that was the Little Brownies. high on a performer as Hornsby, war year of 1944. While It doesn't Local Sport Chatter cutive Committee who will repre­ cian, Dr. George Roberta of Brook­ the fire waa set Thursday night - Homaby had the tremendous good 5 ^8 the Lakers totted up 38. Pol­ plug: Perch—cu tin g reel, fly line; tween 60 and 66. HS regarded the tended the Community Players’ can and most dangerous statement Military services will be held at at ,$60,000, McKinney said today In a petition to Gov. Williams, one of the finest. Is on Rivers. mean much In face of last year's sent-the town committee rather lyn, reported April 8 that Nunan the grave In the family plot In fortune to pick up one of the great lard counted 10. Trout—Bristol Tel. rod. fly line; ' offer of 24 members as close to the production of "Bom Yesterday” ever made by an Intelligent per­ that as of last night, the owner reformatory workers said: "He's the only ball player qf to­ figures, 300,000 for the season,' at­ than two or three members. • appeared able to submit to limit­ son, If he be one.’! the Mt. Hope Ceihetery, Talcdtt- shortstops. Marly Marlon, dis­ Minneapolis, out front 18-12 at Bullheads—fly book, cutiiig line: ' Insurgent demand, and could not, presented by the Manchester Reg-, of the building, EMward Jacobson, "We strongly object to having day I'd pay to see play.” he re­ tendance is up 600 per cent and it MANfMESTER HIGH’S next Wally Fortin, Bernle Glovlno, Dan 3. ' Replacement of the present ed questioning. " I t the President cannot be con­ vllle. psychopathic prisoners who mu­ missed as manager of the Cardi­ cIo.'C of the first pefiod, held a 36- Miicellaneous—t a c k l e bm, fly he said, understand its rejection. istered Nurses Association . at The latest report, received yes­ of 92 Princeton 'street.''and Henry peats. would be better than th*t but for 29 margin at the midway, point, baseball start will be Friday after- Mullen, Yosh VIncok. Sam VacantI hook.. leadership. It must be emphasised trolled, by. the .courts," Bricker de­ tiny congratulated on their lead­ nals largely because he made no "He beats the other side four ■ Among those who have been Bowers School last night. A sec­ terday, said Nunan's condition was L. Diehl, owner of the business, a bad break In the wrtither. The and that was built to a 49-37 count noori against Hall High fn West and Fenna Lee Fisher. All attend GRAND PRIZE {or the heaviest that none of these objectives will clared, “ we are on the brink of Mrs. Joseph Walton ership . . . The serious breakdown attempt to be just that. ways—at bat, on the bases, field­ Identified 'with the. Insurgent lead­ ond presentation will take place "In no ways worse," according to had not yet arrived at an estimate White Sox played to 48,687 bn in the third period, when the visi­ Hartford. Meriden High Oqmfcs to the umpires’ school. fish of any specie will be a split be effective even though granted disaster, and American liberty, as in morale is endangering the lives MARION CARRIES BROWNS ing and throwing.” three playing dates. President ership are Burnham- Batson, at 8 p. m. today. committee counsel Adrian W. De- The funeral of Mrs. Myrtis J. Of the amount of damage done. It may be said that the Browns tors managed to taliy but 8 point*. town on Tuesday, Mayy 6 for a bamboo fly rod. Robert Oorman, Attorney Herman by the present machine, unless the The players managed the three wo have known' It, is gone." of all who work with Inmates.” When the Yankees plucked Veeck says the record low-hit leadership |s changed to eincerely Wlnd. Thiman said he seized the steel Walton, wife of Joseph Walton of Meanwhile, Diehl, who had are being carried on Slats Marion's It was the fourth" world title for CCIL contest at Ml. Nebo. The AMERICAN LEAGUE (Uttl* Donors of the prizes were the .Yules, ■William Hackett, and Vlc- act comedy by Garson Kanin ade­ The committee, meanwhile, ex started the business eight years Hornsby from baseball's boneyaid night game .Vi’ith the Indians Hall game will’ also be a league League I Commissioner Ernie following merchants: Bliah. Hard­ and ^gresslvely follow through. mills to prevent a' strike. The Bear Swamp road. Andover, was aching back, for he’ll be holding to handle their Beaumont branch the Lakers In five years. They .... . torawansnn. #Uhou*h, jther, poM- quately for two and a half acts, Recta .to. continue Its hc.nrings next held -last, .night at 7:3Q .at the ago with his wife In'the kitchen of would have played , to 25,000 engagement. . , j Dowd coached the Red Sox entry ware, Center Springs Sporting ' 4;- 'ITie-Town Committee' to - be- but bogged down'aoitiewhat 'In’ the strike threat- was raised after the them together as long as hla sacro­ in 1950,- the-bespectacled Courtney Instead of 7000-odd but. tor weath­ were out qf the spotlight only last tlon of the latter h ^ reportedly week on Nunan’s activities by In­ Holmes Funeral Home. Rev. Wil­ thelf hom’e, said' today he was iliac im Y cutting iri. Ha's still th* in - the Little- League the -past ‘two Goods, Melvin Cox, WC O-Olenney,. governed by a ei>t of By-laws last half bf the third when a few union agreed to accept but the Elect Vetter catching. er in the 30a. year, whe'n Roefiealer was in."" seasons. veered, during the past few days, vestigating a number of tax cases industry'balked-uV 1 at terms proposed liam B. Tuthlll of the Andover "formulating plans” for beginning model of all rhortstops. _Pandemonium marked the_finale^ RET DIREtTOK John Hedlund W. T. Grant, lAreon’s Feed and — from--ene-side to U>er other,------.- which will Insure an aggressive, muffod-Jlnes..andj.J)lLr)f xonfUBcd in which-he-took part. - ‘‘Rlvera-snd Courtney a rt win­ One, 'swallow, doesn't make a. Bardwnre, Minchester„Plumb!ng_ working "body wTiose declilona wilt ij.v the Wage StabilizaUbn board,. Congregational ' CKufcH bftlclated again. He said herhad received of­ Hoimsby Inficflled a bighly-ac- "with moat of the '86I5T ipectalofs reports" K ls" Ttiatntenancc crew; f Batson Rtatrenrnt walking back and forth served to Under the law, Nunan would be The remains were taken to Union fers of help fro'm businessmen in ceptable fielding second baseman ners,” says The Rajah. “ They are Spring, but Sport Shirt Veeck has NATIONAL IJCAOUB .(Utile and Supply, McIntosh Boat Com­ represent the view of the Party. minimize the punch. These Included 17 >4-cent hourly For Mjanager surging onto the floor In a victory headed by Pete Server, are ready- Batson’s formal statement to- fprbldden to act on tax matters Village,, Vt.. this morning, where town, blit had not yet arrived at In Bobby Young, had Bill Veeck Bg^easlve hustlera with, fan ap­ scored where It counts most—at iJUt. W9tb«.»>S«Sba,ll.diAmp!i4_^^^ tovoute Sunday pany, Montgomery Waril, Naoetff ... 6, Restoration of fhe. Republican -Considering- the faet- that-this Increasqs in wages^ bjr^ .uex.t Jiuui- peal; -pourtney -handles- pltchera- •the bucka offlee.-,...... - parade .sa .Ulkan. perched. Johnny " ~-iSav waa'isTolioWt:';...... which had come -before -him- whlle- aty.'^Slli cCTfs'ah hour mote in paid ■wrviebs will "be field at 1 :'30 USls 'any spedflc' plans regaf'difig the "engineer the' deals fhkt" "brbughl' afl-ei*noon st- 2 -o’clock -at" Robert­ Arms, TripieOCv Woolworth'r-and- party to a poritlon of dignity and type of play with Its strongly sex­ well. can throw and no one is go­ He has furnished another strik­ Kcndls, the Laker coach, on hl» the Charter Oak Lots. The field ia: "The Itepubliean Party In Man- he was commissioner, and oh holidays and other benefit*, afternoon at the Methodist Church future of his business. "his guys." Center Fielder Jim son Park. The American League the - Menchestor- Division o f - the constructive Influence in the gov­ ual theme and its equally strong which he thus had personal infor­ German Student Wins ing to push Cither of these fellows ing example of what clever pro­ shoulders and marched off to the expected to be ready in anoA.her will have tryouts Sunday after­ Connecticut Sportsmen'e' Assocta- -chester has been split wide open union shop which would compel all there. Burial will be In Union Vil However, he was reported to be Rivera and Catcher Clint Court­ dressing room, month and may be uned for Little by the refusal of the machine to ernment of the Town of Manches- language, somewhat softened last mation or .knowledge. around.” motion can accomplish In baseball noon at 2 at the Charter Oak Uon. The grand p riu w u donated night by discreet cutting, la new workers to join the steel workers Vage Cemetery. preparing a sale of candles, which Top Post for Rotary- ney. Lcafitie baseball makeup games. 1l .grant reasonable concessions to ter. union within a specified time, and had been salvaged from the fire, In The Rajah found the 30-year-old W IU , ENJOI' SF.E1NO THEM —when it Is accompanied by a Lota. Boys of all ages are wel­ by the Barton and Roy Company. Obviously, these alms can only both to Manchester playgoers and Hornsby had . Veeck purchase (.winning team. come at each session. heal the break.” an 18-month contract. Mrs. Carrie E. Dart the barn of his Coventry home Backed Youth Week Rivera in the Puerto Rican CHARTER OAK LOTS has "W e approached Charles House be accomplished with the full sup­ to the players, the actors did-not handle themselves at all badly. Savings, Loan .' Today’s take-home pay in the In­ Sunday. He said about $2,000 developed in the past few years and William Davis, the machine port of the Republican party at dustry averages just tmder $2 an Funeral .services for Mrs! Carrie worth of candles will be sold at As Billie Dawn, the voluptuous E. Dart of 48 Delmont street Fifteen students from Manches­ into Manchester's No. 1 rccroa- MAJOft LEAGUE leaders, and sat down with them the caucus to be held Monday eve­ hour. idcUiding pvertlme. half .price. ■ .Vipnai.. atca, A,t.prr*c,n,t tficre js, a Dykes Putpoints -..IreurSday night In a spirit of co- ning, "April 28th, at....the high concubine short, on brain . power widow of -Frank-Dart^ewore- held ter High School will - take over but possessed: nf a high sense nf In New Office Weigh 'Pay Boost good softball diamond and nn bperatlon In an attempt to work school. The government is now studying yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock •town offices ranging from mayor but our differences. Last night, in justice when proqerly. Instructed. at the Holmes Funeral Home. Rev. and general mnaager to fire and inse" Alumni Little League baseball Murray in Ten All those In favor of this con­ Beverjy VVatklns was highly con­ the question of raising the wages. field, a practice regulation loot- .' Fenna Use Fisher imneultatlon with their group, they Dr. George S; Brookes of Rockville police chiefs on' Friday, May 9. THK AflfUK)lAY«lAl structive movement must turn out vincing. WlWtam Luottgens, a Should Judge-Pine Issue a tern By BEANS REARDON ball field, swings and other play­ Hf mfused the concessions agreed up­ at this caucus and support William Guests Auentl Formal porary injunction—thus , forbid officiated, and Interment w-aa In Reds Agree The student government day is New York. April 2 6 - (Jh—Bobby veteran player, held hla own .in 34 Years In National League ground / ‘quipment. Fenna Lea' Fleher, co-valedle- TUttIni ^ B«k«r, W sln ln tlon . .408; on the previous evening. ■ Hackett, our candidate for Town ding any wage Increase— or should Elmwood Cemetery, Vernon. part at the Rotary Club sponsored Dykes la back on the trail toward torlan of the graduating claas at . "W e believe that the people of the role of Harry Brock, the mil- Opening; Public Is Bearers, all neohews of the de Boys and Girls Week. In Young N. -L. SeasoD Q Question:-’"The bases arc loaded Colemtn. N «w York* .394} PktU- Chairman, and the aggrearive slate ilonalre .Junk, dealer .gone poiser he declare seizure Itself illegal and with, none out. ....The batter hits ..V -A >' . XUOM.AS. and . .Henry another title shot at welterweight Manchester High this June, will .179; DIMtuglo, Botton. . m ; Manchester, .cognizant of-the d«i unconstitutional, the government ceased,-were;- Francis- Lyman, ... The student. officials were, elect­ champ-Kid Gavllan.' ' ' "be' ofiF of Several' gtw uniptres 'ln to the Town Committee whic'h will mad. invited to Inspect a long drive which caroms off the "Hank” Agostlnclll arc members Ruh»->PltrMU. Boaton, U: .DiMag' plbrable condition of their schools i.s fully expected to ask the U. S Jathes Lvman. Ralph Lvman. A1 To Session ed Thursday by the student body. . RESUjLfTS Making hla first start since hi* Uttl* League baseball play this be nominated from the floor. William Brown as Ed Devery. For the position of general man­ left fielder's of the Hartford University of Con- lo. Boatoiv. I ; Boon*. CI**oiMul. 1; "in spite of the ever Increasing tax Circuit Court of Appeals for an fred Pitkin, Arthur Vinton and Unanimous Pre-Season Katt^ru spltt-dectslon loss to the Chiban f»ropo, Botton, 7; Ltnhardt, Botto*. Burnham L. Batson. the attorney who had abandoned A ribbon cutting ceremony and Alumni Czar AH sam«8 poatponec. mitt.. The cen­ nerttcut baseball team this season. season. rate with no end In sight, will go Immediate stay, or delay, In the George Vinton. ager, the group chose Werner Vet­ Keed Feb. 4, Dykes gave, Ted Miss Fisher Is president of the R odrtfu ts, Chicago, .157. . along with us In turning out of his former high ideals and become short congratulatory remarks by ter, of .Kempten, Bavaria, a stu­ Choice to Wind Up Nalionai ter fielder, back- Thomas Is a second baseman and land. Manchester, Conn. effect of Pine’s order. St. LouU 6. PUUburffh A. Murray 147, New York, a sound Olrla’ Leaders Club at Manches­ the Republican party leadership a sycophant to the junk dealer, guests at 10 a. m. today marked B y Leaders dent who Is in this country under - Ing up the play, Agustinelli an outfielder, Kuna Batad tiwLenhordt, Bottoa. Even were that stay granted In Cellar Holds Down Chlcairo 7. Cincinnati 3. pasting to win a unanfinous 10- ter High, girls sports editor of the 9: Dropo, Boaton and Fox, Chicago. •; the grouf) which has been respon- and Tom Turner as Paul Vermll, the formal opening of the Man- the private sponsorship of Captain Oth^r rsmfa postponed. catches the ball V. itenhena. and T b on re^ rry , Boa* ,c!)eater j.SayJngs and I^an A.sso- however. It is highly questionable Am fricaa round decision last night at St High School World, vice president the. I.^eftlls.tjg , nejys^iaperman who Whether-: -: the-' -•government- .would- ufOoatiaued'Fraae,rage,One) ...- Roger .Keller, .of , Co,y«itry-,.Vetter Second Place; v .OctaiLs ^: . before..,It. .xeach,-. . AAIUV J)L^ECULA..%.,playing, Wtehotar Aren*.•-x.'x's*-'-!.'-' -ton o n o Bhnptocv -7^ g. - x •- - . "" '^ "We are'”now to b'rihg puts a crlrrfp In Brock’s'pbt'to co'h'- claU6n’’s new of rices a t' 1667’'Wain has been at MHS'for 'about' six ea ' the' gfduridi' third base ifor the St. ’ Thomaa 'Of the HdhoF soelety, xpfeehMKt -Of misx-DiRsssrb; •wirtWTTr Aemnf. then go ahead with Its wage boost \LoealStoeks wn games poHtppnetl. "I'll fight anybody to get Gavl- the. Science Club/ She Is also ac­ Boslon, and Rlssuto,. New York, 14: pur fight for the rejuvenation of Give Farewell trbl the nation’s legislation; were street. months and hopes to receive a niy gamea scheduird. then relays the Seminary baseball team this sea plans. patriated were moved to six new .,By,a%CK,.HAND ... 5 Ian again," said D.-ykes. tive in dramslICe, belM a mem- Dropo. Boslon; Simpson, Cleveland end --.ilia R^bUcan party . Jeadprabip »quaUy...Adequa,te. .•...... The guc-sta, who congratulated "■ ...... diploma-from there...... ' J ^ ^ , IiaU to.- the • In-., sos.-,- Andy .-perforated-'WiUi — the -Oatanew; ■ JHew- - Terk: -dSn , As Eddie Brock, dim-witled the aims and react Immediately to Edwin Culver, as the barber, Bar­ Mills, president of tbe Savings and Students who will hold'lown ap­ C hicftffc/...... 750 play. StrikeOute—Pierce. Chjoeso. 31 : M c­ tional, Church, was held last defendant and $10 a week all Fire Insurance Companies out the Ineradicable aspirations of A YEAR AGO the Windy Town Cincinnati .. game In the 'Manchester Twilight The transplanted Texan, now Amateur champlonahlpe In his col­ Dermott, Bolton. IS; Feller, Clevelend. help us to put them Into effect.” bara Jones as the manicurist,. Loan League of Connecticut. Aetna F ir e ...... 51 53 • pointive positions are Albert Guay, .625 Meanwhile, all' three runners 8,000 On List night' at the church with a large Buddy Brown as the bootblack, mony. the Chinese and Korean prisoners ran a fever over Its White Sox. New York .. League this season. fighting out of Miami will return lection, went alter a third title In Oerver. Bt.- Loula tiid Moreno, Wash- The new offices will be open for Hartford Fire ...... 131 136 building Inspector; Albert Gross- The go-go Sox were the rage; Paul St. Louia .. . .500 dash home. I claim the runs today's :36-hale finals. Inston, II, The outcome of Monday nitcht’s Fred Matin as Senator Norval to return home.” Boaton ___ __ to hllamt tomorrow. He has a ten­ crowd of parishioners, friends and public Inspection until 9 p. m. Natlorts.l Fire ...... 59 .61 man, chief of p ^ ce ; Eric Hohen- 44 count. Right or wrong? Stranahan, 29-year-bld Toledo, Nsttessl Leezse contest will .depend upon the ef­ Hedges, Faith Fallow as Mrs. today. Frederick' W’erner, a local A son wa.s bom on April, 24 at 8 U>' Planes Lost i Richards was the reigning genius. Philadelphia .250 FENNA LEE FISHER, a UtUe tative flchi Hated *t Miami May Bettlnz—Roblneon. Brooklyn. .471; other mlrristen In attendance. Mr. Phoenix ...-...... :.,. 82 87 Communist ground fire knocked thal, tax Collector;- Bob-Johnson, Now the Six are struggling along FTtfaburgli .. “ ...... -. -Jimmy- Breslln...... Ohio, muscleman whose hobby Is Beumholts. Chiesiro. . U; Bebotro ficiency of the two groups In get­ Hedges, and Myndret-Starin as a organist, has been playing at two- the Mt-.'Sinai Hospital'In Hartford park commissioner; George Pazi-' '.300 League baseball umpire thia sea­ 12 nr 19. No dpoonent la set. 4 Helgerson preaches-his lest ser­ to wtr. and Mrs. Bernard Chappqll Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. down eight Allied warplanes .dur­ In Bixth place. Wrigley Field inter­ ' 32-31 I65th St. son, la :8 member of-the-Honor So­ Slim Bobhv a six-footer: bolH weight lifting, continued on hla dlenit, Bt. Louli, TTlt; Atwell, Cblcaso ting out votes.There are approxi­ waiter. - ' ' hour Intervals'during the day. Aetna Casualty...... 87 92 anos. tax assessor; Friscllla Tor­ St. Louia . . . . Flushing Long Island .400; Campenellt.. Brooklyn and Klue- of Fox trail,-South Coventry. ing the week ended Friday, the est is perking up. x-6oaton .... ciety at Manchester High where like a basketball olaver, won every program of winning every third sewtkl, Cincinnati. .M 4. mately 8,000 Republtcans on the mon at tire- local church tomorrow George Walker was stage man­ Aetna Life ...... 79 83 rance, controller; and Fenha Lee .818 Answer: Right.-Base-runners party primary lists, and both sides ager, Paul SUto. production stage Far East Air Forces said. Most of the National League S' - Cleveland ... .800 she la a senior. Being a member of roi'.rid hut one. Referee A1 Berle year with a S. and 2, 36-hole semi­ Rune—Adame, Cincinnati. 13; T o rz tn - morning. Conn. G eneral...... 131 136 Fisher, town engineer. ■ Waahln^ton .500 may advance on. a fly ball ,the eon, Boston, Cox, Brooklyn and Hat­ manager. Carol McVeigh, business The regular drill of Company That number matched the toll of owtlera ridiculed the Cubs all win­ Mel Cushing the Honor Society automatically and Judge Art Aidala had It 9-1 final victory over Mai Galletta, S t have bee’n.busy, for several days Rev. Helgerson has resigned Italian Society Hartford Steam Boll. . 34 37 Red MIG-15 jets shot down in air Bruce Anderson will be chief New York ... .414 moment a' fleldeC touches the ball, ton, Cincinnati, S: Five players tied past. In contacting party, mem­ manager, Betty Walker, publicity, No 1, MFD, scheduled for tomor­ ter Jfor not making deals. Chicairo ...... 250 qualifies Miss Fisher to umpire, or and Judge Bill Healey scored nine Albans, N. Y.. yesterday. Strana­ with I each. Ifom his pastorate at the local Travelers ...... 600 620 combat by U. S. F-86 Sabre jets of the ■ Manchester Fire depart­ Mel Cushing has been named whether he "catches It or not. bers by telephone to ask thelf Ann Buahhell. properties, Ruth row morning has been j)ostponed ment and Janies Glenney will head " '^ a t can they do with that rhiianelphla .125 loes It? for Dykes and 4ms even. han won In 1946, repeated three Rune Betted In—Klunewtkl, Cincln- church In order to study for his Honors Lessner PubUc UtiUtles during the same perjod. One Sabre club?” they asked. "How can they commissio'ner Of the Alumni Little Detroit -.. .000 Q. On Aug. 7, 1906, the Cuba Dykes, gave the crowd of 1.649 years later, and now, again three netl. 14 : Cempenella, Brooklyn end aupport Monday night. Brown, make-up. and will be held next week. Fur­ the South Manchester Fire depart­ Bauer, Cflilcuo. : Bnider, Bnuklvn. bschelor of arts degree at Brown Cohn. Light Power . . . 14 ',4 16 jet waa lost In the air. fighting. afford to stand pat? Eddie Mlkals League tor the 1952 season. This X—Boitou acUj-iHy i won a ' forfeited game from the thaf paid $3,876 an exhibition of yearl later. Is one victory away 13 William Hackett, young tobacco ther announcement will be made ment. , . •head on won-lort baidP. but St.,£o‘ uis ALBERT "YOSH” VINCEK, BaumholU, (fiilcsfo end Adcbek, Cln- University In Providence. R. I. Mr. Conn. Power ...... 36 38 In Its weekly summary the Air is the only pro on the roster.” announcement was made yester­ Gienta. Why'’ cinnen. I. grower In the Buckland diatrict. George C. Lessner, a prominent The school system will be head­ i^ada on p^rc4*rta5i*s. outstanding local seml'-pro football fine boxing In the early rounds. Dom the title. and. Mrs. Helgerson.. will.reside in Hartford Elea LL . .. .46 48 Fotoe . said- three. other. Allied ------That waa the way -the oohver- day. by.. Bee Director John .Hed- ...... -intoraailoMl...... A, Manager John J. McGraw He-wa'med to hla job In the-sev­ StUael, 36-year-old ■ tnsuraaca _JIU*r«(>x, Rrooklys. and Bettmhnlti. , Is the Insurgerrt candidate for the 1,100 L^icense Manchester attorney', has been T he Ariny and Navy Club Auxll ed by Patrt'cla 'Shltor as 'supefin-" player-for the past decade,- will- be (rolctzo, 16; KlutsewtkI. ChKinettf. East Prdvldence and at the same Hartford Gas Co...... 36 39 planes failed to return for un-. ■ation ran at the winter meetings lund. Huffato ...... G 2 .750 — refused to allow Umpire John­ a Little League baseball umpire enth with .crumpling bodv blows man' from Flushing, L. I., last post of town chairman. elected honorary president of the lary will hold its monthly meeting So. New England known causes. One downed plane tendent and James Farrell as high Four teams will comprise the Monlrral ...... 8 8 .«57 H stone tn enter, the Polo Grounds. Cempenella. Brooklyn end Bchoen- A vlctoj-y. for the Insurgents time he will assume the pastorate and, around the training camps, .& . a .625 1 rthla season. Next , meeting of the end dropped the New York Negro roan lo win two In a row 11938- dlenet, 'Bt; Louis, 13; Five players tied of the West Dtghton, Mass., Chris­ Renewals Given Italian-Amerlcan Society o f Man­ Tuesday evening e t 8 o’clock at Tel...... 33H 35% waa Australian. V ji others Amer­ school principal.-----r—...... r Alumni League this season with with It each.------might also carry a threat to the chester, it was learned today the Army and Navy clubhouse too. Sure they wort "the Grapefruit oprlnifneW ...... 4 3 .571 umpires' school Is scheduled Mon­ for -an automatic eight count, in 3S) outluted Harry Havenitlck of tian Church, which has been closed Manufacturing Companies ican. all games scheduled to be played Syracuac * ...... 5 4 .556 W the tenth. Doublee-Coz, Brooklyn. (; Mecshsll, position of Attorney Charles S. Lessner, who Is a member of the League title. But they did that BAltimor*^ ...... 4 5 ,444 2\% day night at 7 o'clock at the West Lancuter, Pa.^ for hli fourth euc- Boaton, Bliko, end D. Rice, Bt. Louts, .L. for about 10 years. Am. Hardware ...... 19 21 The Red toll was put at eight last year. It didn't mean a thing. at .the Cfiiart'er Oak Lots. Mel Rocheatfr ...... 3 6 ,373 3 Side Rec. Anyone- Interested in ceeslve one-up victory. 4i BIx plejO-ri tied with 3 eich. House as member of the Repuhll-. Eleven hundred driving license law firm of Lessner and Rottner, April Show.ers, the spring dance MIG-15S deetroyed. two probably - At the farewell reception last renewals were Issued st the Man­ Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 43 46 Involved in Crash, Or did It? served as publicist for the Little Ottawa ...... 0 8 .000 6 umpiring la welcomed to attend. FRIDAY’ S STARS Stranahan, playing much el^jarp- Triples—Cox, Brooklyn, Addle, Ckl- can State Central Committee from when notified of the society's ac- sponsored by St. Bridget's CYO, Assoc...Spring .30 .33 4lestroxed and eight .daroaked- 'The League the past two seasons at TODAY'S (?AM£S, Sports Schedule ceto. ^eock epd Kluiiewskl, Ctceln-' ■ the Fourth Senatorial District:' night Maurice—Swensonr church- chester ' imb-lirBneh' o f ithe- Om-* tlOfi.'Satd he ■ Was fi'atferbd afift win be heifi at the ■ Ahiefican "Le­ — The Cubs haVe carried their fine Approximately alx more -men o f Batting—Steve Bliko, Cardliiels er than In earlier matches, wa» natl. Thomion end Mueller. New Bristol B ra ss...... 12% 14 dam ag^ planes included one of pre-season play Into the regular Alemorial Field and was on the Kaatcra —Dliove in three runs on a pair of In his Open Forum letter , to The chairman, led the program and nectlcut Motor Vehicle Depart­ pleased by the honor accorded gion Home Wednesday from 8-ito Elmlrk at Wiliamaport. women are needed to cover all ■Ix-under par for 34 holes against York, end Del Oreco, Plttibui^, X introduced those partlolpating. Collins ...... 170 190 the seldom-seen "type 15” air­ Court Levies Fine season. With a 6-2 record Oiey're staff of the Rec Department dur­ doubles and a single to lead St. jOalietta,,who was two-under for _Homc Rune—Palko, Brooklyn. 8; Herald, Batson, attacked what, he ment. UR., tn, 1.1 p'cloqk. this .ropra- ..^tro...... U .p .jn . Music uiUl. ba (umlahed by ... . .Friday, M ay-X ..-. ------games In the, American and_Na- Em-iHart rr: r;.' T4 ■ n craft.'...... ing the-winter season." ------Only xamea achedtiled. "Louis to a ff-4 trioftiisli over PUtSi; Cempsnellev 'BreeklyR -enO- Better,- ChK - termed the "vacillating leadership” Musical! humbeta were presents liig. The sub-station Is located on_ John Oaraventa, secretary of Jimmy Tatro’s band. Tickets may wthlri ’ clutcHhg distance of the' High at West Hartford. tfbhal Leaguea tola • rthe distance “ w'l fK ' 'dccaafbhal' ce*n, I: Fifteen pleyera tied with 3 by the Junior Choir, under the -dl- Fafnlr B earing...... 35 38 Additionally, UN warplanes de­ lead, trailing Brooklyn by only one National burgh. bursts of putting end chipping each, of the present Renubliean* regime. the second floor of the State Arm-' the Italian-Amerlcan Society, In’ a be obtained from members of the stroyed one IL-ID and two YAK- Brooklyn at N<*w York —Branca (l-0>- Tuesday, May 0 ,r<,ctojahlp_ of. M.ifs. Ellen Jolmson. Hart A Cooley ...... 37 40 A $12 fine waa levied against ton at Philadelphia In .the .Aroeri-, , . L I T T ^ jUiCAGUB voluijtoer.tuu-, ,, PJtchinfc-frBqb,, JjCelly,, . Cu.bs- brilUancs.... . • __ , Batson Letter , . «ry, on Wain street... ■ iettgr- ktforming . Lessner . of . evo or at the dooL • . « 9* and dairtiag'dd two YAKa In va. J4aslla.-t3»0k.v.-'-'-'e'.'■ -Meriden- v*. 'High, 3'.15—Nebo. New York end’ Blsuriner; Bt LduU,'!;' The letter follows: and by the Senior choir. Mrs. John election as honorary president, said LandoVs.'Friinr.'Clk: . '26 ■ n Mr*;”' A-nlta'"Rorwley o f' 31' -C l^ e' *^A N klE ' BAUMHOL’ra -h can arid) Ph1ladel(!ifiia at Boston in Pniladalphla at Buaton~Robfrta (1- pires to date -have been Gordon Pitcheo (Chicago to a ftve-hit 7-8 Strafacl w u elx-over par for 36 Inspector Daniel Kerr, supervis­ Strafing, attacks on. Red airfields' 1) vn: Bickforr. (0-0). . ’ ^ . Friday, May 9 13 pleyera- tied with 1 each. •To .the Editor, ------Eak and Mrs. James Howath sang "the actlph was taken by but so­ New BrlL Mach. Co. , 30% 32 road In , Town, Court this momlfig "been a spring"sensaUotf. In yes­ the NatlonaL'.'.. ____ . : ____ Todd. Mert..,Gay. Jim'’' '^em eY.. triumph over CYncinnatl. iiolea. turning In a pair of 75s for ._.P?%hlnS-fft*ley, Louie, 1-6. 1600:. or of the local suh-etati'on, report­ Any Girl Spout and Brownie North and J u d d ...... 28 31 In North Kprea. Both types afe by Judge'"" Charles N. Crockett Ctrlcaro- i f St. Loula Cntftitr—Lown ■ •Windham 're.--High,-- 3:16—Webo. at, I._ . ,ie4...:4 .Fac,apms,i})ionUkii.iiow thace baa a. duet and aeverai. talk* or appre­ ed that. iHislnese. waa very..'heav.y ciety In recognlUon.-ot -the..-many leadars who are intareot«d .az*. in­ terday’s 7-*3 ^victory over Clncln- U-0> V8. Chambers p»0). his two tripe over the 7,007-yard Roe and Ven^ Cuyk. Brooklyn. Rsf- •RubScH ’ M fg--r « v .‘-.-.'.--15?i * 'll .oasiatv built, • ■ - ■■ ■- ...... when .she-pleaded- guilty-to-k .vio, Sunday, 5lay 11 been brewing discontent . within ciation were given {or . tlje.. work ,thia-moFning, - hea.vieet zinc*- the »efvlc*s. you: hay* ■performed..for. vited to--take the .outdoor., train —'liari.' A'trtFto and two •• kt;- vDi'C'OOir " '’A'ifatofi! v*7 MdriaS^er- ■NO. 3 -course*. ot- -.the ptnehurst niiUch Pastor .Ueigersdo. has-dione, Stanley werk* •«««:' .■ so- ■ 54 1382 More Oesneltiee latloA of rules o f the road Charge. Aliiglea to boost hi* average to .455. Rdbihsbil; Maxm va. WaTimetrr ( 1 ^ . . the ’Reoublican PaHv dn Manchea., office -opefied last Tuesday wom- otiF organization' and for the Itidi- jng course ,to be given at the Girl Amerlean * Monday, May it> Country -Club. GuU—Van <^k. Brooklrn. IT: Ivar Carlmn spok^ln behalf of the Terry Steam 95 lOf rThe y . ; a Eighth Army, in its She was arreeted following Invest!-. 4 ^^He^h^.h|t^safely irtj^l,,5l^h^^^ Oage" N«w_YPrlc. 16; Ru9h. Cntotftf, He. .added ./that', .MaiK'-b.ester. vjdii*l.,roer?!hew-;’;,-i:.-t, . . . , v-».- BoQut.dfifce..fcom.-7:3(li to ;T orttngl. tied at 76 with Billy Jo* Patton of .ton. Kelly, Cbicaso, ’ Raffeoeberxeit ,-.->’OubBHutt4al>:iniinbeF'-(yf''21 4»iMaUies'.voa.',Red- Oafc,-and .J8i>w>ce;a6oote -yeateixla}! HBim:«siieryt-h New York, April 26—(AS—Hen- r to change hi* own views than the bot^i groups. It Is In no wav re­ night. urged to attend. Mrs. Dorothy Hpimes, 36. of 55 HER WRESTUNG UMITED ' At Plainville Bearden, once star Cleveland Bell of the Church of the Naza- Membeiw of the office staff at ter stated, "and the assistance you 17,613 In two weeks. Kelly silenced the Reds with ship, was back shopping for an­ 1 ry Poppe and John Byrnes, two e x -1 view* of the "majority who southpaw, was sold to the Tigers lated to the "Taft for President” have' offered us In the course of ' Capt. Brooks J. Liles of Clayton,' Charter Oak street. Considerable other ' star attraction t^ay-'-and rene, spoke of the fine work the Armory Include Mortor Vehi­ five hits. w H -u Ithought you should ba riven a by tbe Senatora irroup against the "Elsenhower our activities has always been ren­ damage was'done to bothx:ars. Mrs. Manhattan.. College basketball! , Last Night's Fights which Rev. Helgerson has done cle Inspector. Bill Klrsche and KILLED'i n f a l l News Tidbits N. C., probably destroyed a Com­ The S t Louie Cardinals’ Gerry nothing much was in sight. Tampa. Fla. — (JP) — Mildred Five Yeara Ago — Glei) Davis, for President” group but repre­ in the Manchester QOunclI of dered In the most' cooperative munist MjG-15 In one of two brief Holmes waa given emergency treat­ Staley needed help from reliefer The proposed Roblnson-Maxlm Burke, champion woman wrestler, Top drivers, of the United Stock players who werJ "charged with | He termed Poppe and Byrnes sents a cross section of both clcrka Mr*. Mary Galbriiy, Miss fashion.. ment at Manchester Memorial Hos­ Doc Blanchard, Arnold Tucker, of Churches, the Youth Council and Roxeann Gagliardi and Mies Irene Stratford, April 26.—-OPl—James Culled from AP Wires air battles between Red jets and A1 Brazle and solid hitting by battle fell through yesterday, not has been forced to restrict her (Jar Racing Club will be on band conspiracy' to shave polnta, won't 1 "traitors.” By The AsBOciated I*reB8 Army football faine. announced ^roupis. "W e sincerely hope you will ac­ D. O’Kane. 59, a construction pital for neck Injuriea and then dis­ Wally Westlake, Stan Musial and for the usual reason of finances, the Manchester Ministers Assocla. Fay. State Policeman Fr.ank American Sabre jeta high ovisr annual mat tpqr to one'month be­ for tbe running of the 56 lap be imprisoned, but A ey never will i "Selling out your college was New York (B t Nicholas Arena)' that they would play for EosterB ' The basic Issue la whether the cept this Honorary Presidency as worker, waa killed yesterday in a charged. Steve Bilko to whip Pittsburgh, but simply because Sugar Ray tlon, of which he served as'secre- i^Fisch from Manchester Is on duty North Korea Saturday, the Fifth cause of her avitomobile accident trophy race which will highlight play professional sport* of any i the most de*plcable__ thing you Bobby Dykes, 153%, Miami, out­ AU-Stara In benefit gam*' against Republican Party in Manchester tary last year. being our method»of expressing 74-foot fall from a ladder mounted Air Force eiald. The 28-year-oId curver had a wouldn’t have any part of It. He laat fall. Her prevlou* winter the Sportsman auto races at the ■■i tan any longer tolerate the vacil­ at the sub-branch. ' Queen Juliana says she favors kind. .pould do," he added. "You are both pointed Ted Murray, 147, New the New York Giants. thanks for all you have done for on a staging In the Bridgeport- big Dutch migrations to Canada. The ground front-was relative­ shutout untU the seventh. When wants to campaign in Europe this tour* lasted four months. The blue­ Plainville Speedway Sunday after­ miserable.' lating leadership exemplified by The paator was presented with us..” and "we are looking forward The pair, co-captains of the York, 16. ■ Ten Yean A g o — Harvey Ooop- a book and purse of money from Lycoming division of the Avco . . . India’s first official goodwill ly quiet. United Nations and Com­ Report 1 Break, ^ the Ihratea jumped him for two summer and will sail on the Lib­ eyed red head engaged in only 20 noon. THE CASE BROKE when Denver—Charley Riley. 125%, er's 138 won PGA . qualify!^ Ole present "machine group’’ or to ma$iy more years of pleasant Manufacturing Company. O'Kane, more In the eighth., Brazle came erie on May 24. >- Jasper 1949-56 team, pleaded his parishoners, after which de­ mission to Communist China off munist patrols prowled through matches laat winter. Her stepson Most of the better pilots have guilty to the charge and yesterday Julius KellOgi;, Manhattan's star SL Louts, stopped Corky Oonsales, medal at AUaiitie City, ■ whether a new progressive leader­ association.” the letter concluded. who lived tn Fairfield, was work­ In. Westlake' and Musial emashed President Jim Norris of the IBC still has his back tn a cast as a their cars in tip-top abape now ship dedicated to a dybamlc effl- licious refreshments were served for a 40 day tour. : . . Isvestia ac­ No Man’a Land. One UN patrol were told by Judge James M. Bar­ Negro center, told Kenneth Nor­ 128, Denver, 8. Twenty Years Ago — With two ing at the top of a 14-foot ladder battled four hours with Reds- en­ Second Is Fpiled three ainglea to account for half had the date and site all eet—June result of. the accident, caused by and readv to t the half century . eient government Is not essential In the church parlors. Court Cases HEIREHS DIVORCED cuses Triiman and Acheson of de­ rett that they wlll^be sent to jSil ton, his coach, that he had been Phoenix—Willie Vaughn. 162, weeks of - the season, gone Detroit Mr: Helgerson began ki* pas­ extending upward from a atagiiig liberately drumming up war hys­ trenched southeast of Kumsong the Cards’ 12 hits. 23'at the Yankee Stadium. Fur­ a flat tire. grind. First race starts at 2 approached by the bribers. Norton , knocked out (Jhelo led the American League while lo ,tho well being of the town and 60 feet high. A co-worker. James if they are found' to be playing torate here on Julv 1. 1949, suc­ teria to force big military appro­ on the central front, the Eighth Police today reported a break HARRY SIMPSON, who Round ther, he thought that Robinaon o'clock. told authorities and the . later In­ Ruiz, 162, Calexico. Calif., 2. Boston topped the National, Oie Republican party here In town. William Kissane, 21, of Hart­ Bridgeport, April 26—(/Pi-r-Mrs. Tuccl, of Bridgeport, waa on the . ered with J229 average in hla probably was jockeying for more profeaslonal sports. In addition, he ’The decision should be made by ceeding Rev. Reynold G. Johnson. priations on Congress. Army reported. There waa no Into Manchester Motor Sales a DANCER STARTS BIGHT vestigation disclosed a aeries of ford, was fined $12 in Town Court Patricia Ml ' Proctor Greenwood, same ladder, and slipped when rookie year waa the big noise in money when Sugar Ray Jqld.news­ REMARKABLE ROOKIE placed them on probation for three ------,------J] the rank and file of sincere mem­ He received hie call to the local this morning for epeedlng. Judge Mnssoltni’s grand-daughter is mention of casualties. sometime last night. An investir cases Involving gamblers an(| col­ blonde soap tortUTC heiress, won O'Kane apparently jarred , the Cleveland’s 5-4 victory over the men on several oocaal<£s’ that he Yonkers, N. Y.—(/P)—Stanley years. ____ lege players attempting' to< fix bers of the Republican party and It church w h ^ a senior at North Charles N. Crockett preaided. an unconteefbd divorce, here yes­ going to marry descendant of Na­ South Korean police said they gation by police and authorities of J$TDOB BARRETT, however, ladder, but he managed to poleon’s niece. . . . Congressman killed six members o f a guerrilla yVhlte ' Sox. The Rest outRelder wanted no part of M ax^. Dahcer, young trainer who led Philadelphia—(*5 — Steye Rld- games. ■ to the Republican votm , not Park Serntnary In (Tiicago. IRobert Phaneuf, 26, o f Lowell, terday af|ter testifying her husr hold on. O'Kane waa secretary- the auto Bhowroom at West Cen­ wasn't so lenient with three other oUowers of the machine, to whiom He is a native of Seekonk. Maas., Hoffman, Michigan Republican, band which,sacked and burned the ter street and Hartford roftd was capp^ a three-hit- day by knock­ • Only two weeks ago,'when he thd drivers In winner* the first zlk; 23 - year old right hander Irving Schwartzberg; Benja­ Lnss, forfeited $35 and Keinneth band heaved her oft a 13 foot bal treasurer of the State ’ Builders ing home two runs with a double was told that hla manager George two years at the Yoakere Race­ confOssed conspirators. He sen­ we are making this appeal. and Mrs. Helgerson. a graduate of Olshan, 29, of Brooklyn, N. Y., for­ proposes appointment of $80,000 a village o f Hadohg, 66 miles West conducted this morning an'd fiopi- with the Phillies, is one o f the min's brother, also was achedulril AUTO RACES cony during a spat. and Construction Trades Council, In the last of the ninth to. tie the Galnford, was. in favor of the bat­ way, got off to a flying start iis most remarkable rookies this tenced Benjamin Schwartzberg of to appear, but waa 111 and will be * 'What are some of the more ob­ the Nurses’ Training School o f the feited $15, both bonds for speed­ year ecnaor to advise the President of P^an, early 'niurSday. Author­ ing was found miasing.. 50 LAP Superior Court Judge Thomaa J. "as to the accuracy or Inaccuracy •core after Chicago scor^ two lii tle, Robinaon said: harness racing returned here. He spring. He won only five games Brooklyn and Oomeliua Kelleher sentenced Monday. The Schwarts- is evidences of the weakness Swedish Covenut Hospital In ing. Molloy gp-anted Mrs. Greenwood, ities said about 40 guerrillas took Amattempted break. Into 'the of New York to one year each and Chicago, Is from' East Providence, CZECH COURT CONVICTH of statements he makes, before he the to'p half. Simpson then came ■^hen let Galnford fight him,” ' won the opening race the first for ^Itlm ore last year and in bergs, Poppe and Rappaport plead TROPHY RACE! t has crept Intd the Republican Roger Negro.' 19. of 205 Oak temporarily of 610 "Park avenue. part In the attack, biggest since Charles Luce gas station at Man- Soil Rappaport of Brooklyn to 10 {ty leadership? Let’s review R.I. makes them.” South- Korean troops opened a chestbr Green waa made last night home oii Luke Rater's fly with Had the bout gone through, It night with the first time, starter 1956, after breaking hli knee cap ed guilty to an unsuccessful at­ street, was fined $12 for violation New York City, a divorce from SPORTSMAN CARS m: Vleniuz. Austria, April M — Retired Rear Admiral Oharles campaign to wipe out Communist also, but the break 'was never the 'Winning run. It waa a light >va* understood that Robinaon Chet Hanover. It paid $IL70. He while warming up at Clearwater, months tn the penitentiary. tempt to bribe Kellogg In the During the first six months of of rules of the foad. Thomas E. 'Greenwood, British Judge Barrett told Poppe and (*h-—A Ozeckoalovak court to­ C. Roemer of Coast Guard d|M in Irregular* last December. completed, police said. Patrolman battle between Early Wynn .and would have gotten 35 per cent of also won the last race opening he won eight games for Toronto, Mai^attan-De Paul game in Madi­ their pastorate, the Helgersona Erick S. Anderson, 27, of South bom auto salesman of Greenwich, Billy Pierce until the ninth. Byrnes that he had seen them S were presented with an automobile day convicted and sentenced Boaton .. General Etsenhwer, Bruno Bycholskl, checking store the take and Maxim 25 per cent night with 'Volo Chief which re- He recently pitched a no-hlt ex­ son Square Garden In January, SUNDAY, 2:31 r. K, Coventry,, was found not guilty of on gounds of Intolerable cruelty. ■rhe. upstart Brownies and De­ Robinson has a date in Madtoon tutoed $5.66. hibition game ' against the Car­ play- 1951. by. their parishoners. Pastor Hel­ violation o f rules of the road. During the three years they ci'-ht mesnbrrs of tlie Agrarian recovered from recent illness, la Does Mrs. So-and-so do any­ doors In the area, heard glass TaxIneL—CmU>REN XS* TnxMicC gerson has brought youth and en­ party \for plotting a putsch Luxemitourg today .. Head-on thing beside* .keep a hduse looking break and went to Luce’*. He troit were not echeduled. Every­ Square Garden for a Heart' Fund dinals. Rldzlk's one big fault In "Very frankly, I admired you Kelleher and Byrnes pleaded •FREE PARKINO*, Mntpn Borst, 39 of 83 Oak lived' together. Mrs. Greenwood body elae was toined out, includ­ thusiasm to hts work in the church against the COmnmnlst regime. highway crash In California takes spoUess? found a window broken, but the appearance on May 23, and . Eu­ Joe Chow, an engineerin,ngineering atu- the past has been wildness. then,” he said. "But I don't feel guilty to conspiracy to fix three streeL received a suspenden judg­ testified, her hii^>and drank ex­ ing the first '61 Polo Grounds meet­ gene (Silent) . Hairaton, who JU . “The loss of confidence by the and the oemmunity. and it Is with One roetnber of the psuty, wna eight Uvea. . -% thief or thieves apparently heard dent from Mi Jaw, Soak., in that way fbout you today. I had Manhattan games during the ment for driving without a Ucense. cessively. threatened her, and ing of Brooklyn and the New York fought a draw with Jake La Motta pie o f Manchester Os Is evi- regret that the community bids condemned to death, six roeetved U. S. agreea to rseuinie arms Are your children as welcome in him approaching and vanished. Canada, is the three-letter Babe Ruth was the home run every intention of putting you 1949-50 s e a s o n — Siena. Santa PLAINVILLE Lincoln Alexopoulos, 351 of Suf- asked her for money, embarrassed Gliuts. Other postponements 'were recently, has the inside track for winner In I ^ - both in jail.” . ced by the fact that members fitfewen to him. hi* wlfs, and two field, waa fined $15 for J| traffic life terma, another was given shipment* to Iran, after Mo**adegh Mr*. Sd;aqd-Bo’*'t houae a* youi , A series of elmalar bresjc* ec- University's^ champion of tbs American I-eagiw Clara acd Bradley In Madison ROUTE t% n j ^ w u ' her', adnntted marital unfalthful- n New 'York at Washington and Boa- the assignment. « . - hockey hiatory, ■ 12 tlmgs. But, he said, he found it casler- Square Garden. the R epublics ’Town’ Commlt- s in ll chlldrsn, Cynthia and Hark- light violation. < ^ M*a and frequently beat her. 25-yenr nehience. Iflva* mutual aecurity pudge*. maito h«r lAyeuraT > eurred earlier tU* week. and responsible members of ■he Republican party at large ate V - . ^ U B g to replace tl>e rule of a with progrestivs leadership ■J ^sprssentfng the Party as « whole. J- V

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Phone 3-0753. general factory work. Three to Rooms Without Board 69 1948 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe. A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main — Fully Guaranteed . , form) 17 City near 44 Peruse Money doeah’t g;o far these daye, „ SATURDAT # A.. M,., blue. four hours work each day, Five -^-It's A Big Bargain 18 Flavor London_____ 2ITh*t rirl’* 46 Heraldic band 1*49 -Dodge 'Custom —^ Radio- . and 1948 dwvrolet'd'Dr.-' Sedans ...Phons S8&7. .A-UBTIN.A. CHA14BBB3 .Cp-,,,lpcal . ,,LlWte,.IU^cA.flW.rinBd -4hU> ,.Ul» hut..lH at*yx,aw ayJi.. 4o*lgf.. tong; 'and long distance moving, pack­ 'days 'pelr week. Kk-Klar *ihjy Cb'.';' -^"'Hurry-And'Se'e'tf ... R0 6 M'FOR RENT. 7'ei: '2-'0i 3i. $ 1 ttvatitad rttanni miiirtcal 18 Oaalfe ' ' '8T-SM* Bonlon bakery to demand- her time. heater, green. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with 60 Hilliard street — I f Won't Last Long tha wlralaa* 11 Ravel* margarine T o im cooperation w n i . 1949 Dodge 2-Dr. — Radio and ing, crating and storage. Service inatrument money back on a pie ahe had , LOW COST linoleum, alphalt tile counter. — Ix)w, Friendly Terms 30 Oardm " Perfect it BE appreciated to all parts of the Uv S. Call toEamntlal oil to 48D (comb, bought the day before. The baker Judge—You say that this man heater, black. TRANSPORTATION Expert workmanship, free esti­ — Free Storage ATTRACTIVELY furnished room dormbuaa 34 Elevator IS Bear witnau form) Our Used Car Inventory Is At 8187. Hartford 6-1423. Situations Wanted— waa highly Incensed: when ahe told ha* a grudge against you T X. mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur­ —^Free Delivery for couple. Complete light hou8C7 l l U l r invontor 40Daggara SO Dawn goddait him he ought to buy a cook book. A'Low Number 1942 Hudson'4-Dr. -T"— Female"""" .38 . I ’ll show It to yop during the day keeping facilities available. Cen­ to Bumpkin* Bill Yes. your honor. Whan I D I A L 5 1 2 1 niture. Oak street. Phone 2-1041. Cook . Listen here, young lady. was blind h* us* to steal the pan'- Trading Wild Or Your Car LIGHT TRUCKING. Also rubbish or evening—If you have no meaivs tral location, Inquire Mrs. 14 ICff-ahapad I made plea before yo\i were.born. -ANTIQUES -Reftnlabad.-Rapalring o f tranaportatlon; lUl aend my car I...... r r r r “ r . . iir' iT! nle* front my. cup, and when Iw a * . " For A/Nety Dodjre ‘ BALCH PONTIAC; Inc. and ashes removed.' Phone 2-8781; • Jerome; -14-Arch fltfjeet; ■ GQow— -NPrapoaiUon — ” Llx*le4^ufe, ''6ut \vh'y '*'eu ''’em s'ci'Tpple he^d'nih dowrTft'e •traet done on any furniture, Tieraann, OENERAL'Cneanlng and odd jobs for vou. bring you to the store and ABOUT AM 37 pronoun IT" 155 Center St. — Manchestei’ done. Call 2-4402. LARGE ROOM next to bath: for It R" now? with 'my box of pencils. Loot and Foond SOLIMENE, Inc. 189 . South Main street Phone bark home. No obligation! . -4-lt ARMORED 30 Suit maktr Judge- Anything else? Phone 2-4545 3643. Painting— Papering 21 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT t»?o gentlemen. Also garage. Ref­ j R WllLi».M5 EXPRESS toStelor r IT tO ST WrtlTE Splti dOf. Vicinity Dodire-Plymouth Cars COLLEGE Graduate, experienced erences required. Inquire. 47 H m, 1 Prefabricated house — dwelling BUI -Yea. -your honor. One* Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. ONLY DURING DAY OR EVE. BORN t h ir t y YEAR^ t o o SOON C A R f 34 Fall to notice MM .of. New Rn^limd Hpu*r-.;AniwerB PAINTING, Paperhanging. No In bookkeeping and typing, de- yo'i .put, qp . Ip tbraa „hpur8—And when I waa deaf and dumb h* ^ e t - Job-Rated Trucka .. FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE • Walker.street -aO-Viparfl-.... r r ' ■ off"a TirieeTicw tmdiriiaith' usi. ' • to "Teddv.” C»U 8M4. R«w»rd. 1981 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe. ALL 'PYPES of carpenter work, ' job 'tbd'amAU.'Eetlmstes on .out­ ilres work at home. Phone 2-06507 MR. AT-BERT. HARTFORD 8-0358 iMBtetar (ab.) w you have to keep putting up every 634 Center Street Including repairs. Phonf 2-4848. ride painting. Call 2-0726. LA.RGE, PLEASANT room for Now Or Never! BY LANK LEONARD 8 hours! ■ Powerglide. Radio,, heater. Like AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4890 MICKEY FINN 37 Snarl !T IT W Horace -You say BUI la pretty Phone 6101 or 6102 new. Low mileage. Below celling A—T.T-B—E - R —T—S gentleman. Continuoua hot water. 30 Comfort z z : Announecmentfl MONEY Available for short term FREE ESTIMATES. EXterlor PRACTICAL Nurse desires work. Call 5457. i cocky and sure -o f hlmaelf? I Safe Place TV) Buy Used Cars price. Phone 2-0838. painting. Have it done now. Write Box N, Herald 43 Allvn Street, HeHfnrd i - l FBCL FAim; SSH^SOVC; 40 Food rogima n Your left fool la larger than Richard—I'll aayhe la. HeVou .mortgagee or loans on good se­ Open Thur*. Eveninga 'Til 9 P. M. MICMABL-6 SiVEHM 41 Cheat (ilanf) M e i i y M your right—in 99 eases out of 100. TOBACep LAND with shed. curity. Confldentlal. Box V, Phone 2-1383. r o o m f o r gentleman in private crossword-pUsalea with a pen.. quire 870 Vernon street or tela- 1948 FORD super deluxe tudor. 1942 PLYMOUTH tour-dpor. Ebc MCA«LA(60F 'HAVIN’. I IWULI)NT] A CHANCB* r B" w Belenre explains It. In many ways; Herald, NEW G. E. Refrigerator model N. home. Quiet neighborhood. 89 43 Diaeovarer of ' phone 8088. Immaculate black palrit. A real cellent running, condition. Best EXTERIOR Bruah and spray Situations Wanted— Male 39 •WATBSJ TAKEAHUHPTCP/ THIS IS radium "but we accept the easiest one B. 8_ was. $249,.-now 8179., Five, - HoU.8treet,‘— . i One thing always certain abo.ut. ------Price' $898;-Hurry to offer takes It, . Phone 7282.... . painting. HouMfl' with 'Jqhfia-Mtin- tlCottteinar ■which ia- that -we ara a world or April weather la lia uhcartalnty! TELEVTSION and r ^ lo ' aerVlcUig, YOUNG MAN Desires to mow year guarantee on seeled unit. p P en on a l* 81 Douglaa Motor*, 3S3 Main. sales and installations. All work , vllle siding sprayed with rubber NEWLY Decorated room With for teola 1— left-footed loungers. We lean SELLING OUT lawns and general clean-up of Colle Construrtton and Appliance ST F“ IT against posts and door jambs, ami guaranteed. Phone 2-0110. base paint. Have your old refrig­ Co.. 249 Broad street. Open eve­ light cooking facilities, One 48 Suptrvlaora Farmer’* Wife—Out of work, THE PROSPECrr Hill School fori 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe Club yacds. Phone 3370. We do moat of our leaning on the are ,vouT -Well, there's a pile of Complete Stock of Used Cars erator look like.new, sprayed with nings. block from Main street. Phone 81 OU (tuflix) Y young chUdran. fj* ’^ "4*'**f*^ | Coupe— 2 Tone green. Origi- HARDWOOD Floors laid, sanded DuPont refrigerator enamel. 83 Holt ft a pipe r left foot; consequently, - through wood that need* apllttlng, and- I 1949 Fraser — Radio and heater, 2-4428. the year* it haa grnwn"tb support khidargarten. Monday through{ nal 15,000 miles with Power- and flnlshed. No job too small. Spray equipment for rent with or WE BUY and sell good used furni­ S3 Norwegian $1 » r waa just going to aend for a man ■ Friday. Trawportatlon ^m liA- overdrWe. A cream puff. Like Call 2-0726. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 LARGE Private room with com­ capital the weight that the laiy right foot to split It. glide, new, ^ without operator. Thomas J. Mc­ ture, combination ranges, gas I P — — doesn't. The next time you buy Hobo (anxlpui 'to help)—I* that u « jl Mrs Lsla Tybiir, dlractof. I Kinney. Phone 2-0108. PEDIGREED Rabblts,^ New Zea­ ranges and beafer*. Jone* Fprnir plete kitchen - privileges, Tel. 2- 1 1 ' 34 Air lebrab. 5T r ....Phons 2-878T...... 1947 Oldsmobile 6— Jet black, 1*49 Plymouth Hester, deluxe PtX>W YOUR own garden. We 9116 after4. ' form) ahoeii, have your left foot meaaur- to? Where does h* llvaT I'd b* model. A dream boat. rent and sell Rotary tillers, power land Red trio juniors. Pair Fawn ture Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. ed'firat.,...... ■*. glad to go gat him for: yoq...... radio, heater and hydra- Flemish Giant Seniors. Papers " i f f -* " 88 Small It . BALLARD'S Driving School. Man- and . bond rollers, spreaders, R epairin g 23 ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room matic— $995. 1981 Henry J—Radio and heater, furnished. One California Buck, NEW DELUXE Teopeh gas ebUdran cheater's oldaat Thoutanda of ac- ] custom model. A car you can sweepers, sickel bars, rotary for rent. Complete light house­ 88 Main italk IT 1947 Dodge Custom 4-Dr.— MATTRESS. Your old mattresses also other cross bred does, young rimge. Call WilHmantic 3-0152. CARNIVAL BY DICK TUR! etdent frea Instruction hours. be proud to own. mowers, lawn carts,, chain saws Norton Warner, Route 85, Gilead. keeping facilities available. Neaf Mil 87 Alio Hundrada of sattafled atudenU. Beautiful' jet black fini.sh. and post hole diggers. Call 7988. sterilized and remade ' like new. bunnies. Inquire 198 Brewer Main street and bu» serv'ice. 1948 Dodge 2-Dr. — Fluid drive, Call Jones Furniture and Floor street. East Hartford. Hartford SIDE GLANCES For appointment telephone 2- Motor overhauled—$945 heater, slip covers, new motor. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main NORGE Washing machine (wring-, Young couple preferred. Inquire BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Slow BY EDGAR MARTIN B Y G A L B R A I’TH street. Covering.- 36 Oak. Tel. 2-1041. 8-0862. 1248. ______1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe- 1946 Hudson —•'Automatic drive. er typel-.$35: babv carriage, XIO; 167 Maple street 2 piece toilet outfit, like new. $20; OH .YtlCff OOH.WAVT MY HtG THY. VYVVOW WHO WATCHtS MO WANTED— Ride Pratt and A car you’d love tp own and Radio and heater. MACAIONE, electrical con­ one toilet bowl. $10 ; one porce­ DOUBLE Furnished room for HW«. y oo HXAHD HtHlJO OY HW1 1 e o O V - UOHM OAVt ! y o o IvStRY MIMOTY VV$ G\06e\dH , Whitney from vicinity of Center can for $895. Make Us An Offer / tractor. Commercial, industrial, Bonds—Stocks— Articles for Sale 45 gentleman. Hot water, garage, and residential wiring. Phone 2- lain sink -(deepl could he *uscd N4YTH\N6 J WHO» \bug- ped Including Life Guard tubes, flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry; p. m. ' THREE ROOM apartment furnish­ HARTFORD ROAD USED work, good pay. Apply In person. lai Motors, 333 Main. radio and heater, slip covers, The Tea Room, 883 Main street. , Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. ed. Restaurant' with equipment. CARS , special upholstering, white wall Household Services FLORENC7E Gas and oil range. Route 6 and 44A. Bolton. Phone ' PETE DANZIQER'S Personally In excellent condition. Phone At ’The Calso Station tires, Dynaflow, Private owner. Offered 13-A Gi r l o r woman for full or part LOAM FOR SALE. $10 per load 6389. selected used' care at Clarke Can be seen at 9 North Park delivered Call 7195 between 9 7137. Motor Bala?, 301 Broad street.] On Hartford Road time aelllng. Good salary. Apply street, Rockville. Phone 5-5131 ORGANDY Curtains laundered by Beck’s Dress Shop. and 5. 7531 after 5. • Open eventfig* 'til 9. ^ Manchester, Conn. hand. VVltl call for and deliver. GAS STOVE„ also twin beds. Business 1.4)€ation8 ALLEY OPP Could It Be? BY V. T. HAMLIN 1941 PONTIAC Streamliner sedan. Phone 2-0643. LOAM, Dark rich cultivated Grade Mart be seen to be appreciated. For Rent 64 11980 STUDEBAKBR, 8-4 ton stake No. 1., $3 cu. yard. Grade No, 2, Inquire 23 Summit street after •rOU WOULDN'T 1 NOPE! HOW COULD UVWiTHEN I ...THEN Heater, radio, good condition, WOMAN EOR housework by day MARRY A GUY \ 1 LOVE. HONOR AN'. body truck. Excellent condition .WEAVINO. ..of. burm moth.holes $2.. cu,. yard.. Delivered...in .tcuck . .4,p;..m...... ------...... GUESS YXHJ'RE ; counter good-tires,’ written- "gUarairteB. or-by-week;- Can-8244.------r- -7-' L'EBS'N HE COULD OBEY ANYONE WHO' SOnNa HAFTA/ r LOOKING FOR A GOOD - Calf RdckVilli S-MSS...... and torn clothing, hosiery runt, STORE OR office space for Tent WITH A Will accept $6 weekly. Calso load lots. Screened sand and all BEAT YOUR VCOULDN'T PUSH ME START PULLIN' V CHOP- handbags repalted, ripper re­ sizes stone delivered. Order now. 16 Depot Square. Call 5560. ; „ USED CAR? CLEAN USED TRUCKS Service Center, 2-0980. NEED MONEY ' but unable to ORDERS TAKEN EARS OFF.P AROUND ONCE IN VOUR placement, umbrellas repaired, work full time? Earn substantial Nussdorf Construction Co. Phone STQRES AND Offices for rent, A HOULE? PUNCHES ' THEN DRIVE OUT TO MAKE US AN OFFER 1949 CHEVROLETS, deludes, two men's shirt collars reversed and Income. Hours at own conven­ 3408. On 21 cu. ft. Deep Freezers. ground floor. Main street near ' doors. Fleetllne, StylellnS, The replaced. Marlow's Little Mending ience. Write Box A, Herald. Post Office. Phone 6988. 0AKI.AND m o t o r SALES] la ^ DODGE 3 YARD DUMP Yjry, ycry bei;t... Boh Oliver alWAys Shop. FERTILIZER— Vlgoro, 100 lbs. N j $4.58.' Dricomrrv' lawn, $2.80 60 List $590.95. Ij^mited quantity 1949 G. M. C. PICKUP has Chevrolet*. Center Motors WANTED — Receptlbhist'' and' 367 Oakland Street 461 Main street. FLAT FINISH Holland- window bookkeejier for profeastonal of­ lbs. Agrlco garden, $2.35 50 lbs, Wanted to Rent 68 1948 FORD Vi TON-PANEL shades made' to measure. All Agrico lawn, $2.83 50 lbs. Land at $489. fice. Must have bookkeeping ex URGENTLY Needed, 4 or 5 room Phone 2-0486 or 2-0386 1948 CHEVROLET TWO 1951 Pontiac 2-Dr. — Radio and metal Venetian blinds at a new psflence. Write to Box L, lime, 75c 50 lbs. Gras* *eed,Ti9c' low price. Keys made while you Ib. - lbs, $2.59. Plastic garden rent by >mung couple with 3V4 TON heater, hydramatlc. One owner. 6 CHAMBERS FURNITURE yesr old daughter. Phone 2-2196. We Also Buy Good wait. Marlow’s. - hose SO' $7.93. Gladiolus bultw, 10 1946 DODGE 11 i TON 1950 Ford Cluh Coupe—Radio and ...;,EJe8R..Car.ii:..,,„.„. FULL TIME assistants needed In foY 69c. Pfftlia bulbs, 3 for 79c, At. The.Green...... f J C K U P : : ! .,heater,. overdrive., , 'fia’hibpq ftaW $2.^8,. Garden $60 -R E W A R D -for-4- or 6 'TOoni- V 3e- 1980 Ford Chib Cmipe;-Radio and Sportswear.' 'Girdle's 'and' Bras. heater, 6 cyl. BuBdihg-ii^oirtradihg ' I * tools, insect sprays, lawn mow­ Open 9 :30 to 5 apartment. Phone 2-3702. T M ■.( a 'M.I m i 'PLYMOUTU iMloar-; sadan.. CALSO. SERVICE CENTER ChUdfejj an.d,, .Office.,Tlf you. wftnt ers...RenL.a:;rqlleE>J$l.... per.day, 1980 PTynioiiVh' . 2-D'r.‘-R a d io ' 'S hd CARPENTER WOBK to Work In pleasant surroundings DiMton spring steel lawn rake, Evenings 7 :30 lb 8:30 WANTED—Three room unfurnish­ lUdlo. heater. Pttce 1200. Inquire 436 Center Street heater. T. M. JNf. U. t. M. ^ 293 Spruce street or phons 2-9484. REPAIRS and with good opportunities apply in $2.98. Phone, we will deliver. S. A ed heated apartment. Adults. CHRIS WELKIN. Planeteer An Old Weapon BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM "Vou'd bottar get thoaa flowara In aom* watar-—thoy'll ba Phone 2-0980 1949 Olds ''88" Conv. Coupe. eg»f. mA Umm. tm. ALTERATIONS person to Burton's, 841 Main H. 1 Green Stamps. Housewares WHITE Combination oil and gas Phone 2-1783. , OLADVOlTfeE IT KADKIWEI6«MAIWUN/ all wiltad bafora Sla comta downatatral” 1939 -INTERNATIONAL piCk-UP 1947. Chevrolet, 4-Rr, — Radio and •treet. DOffT TRY TOi;MU66LE VVElL 09E A WEAPON AS OLD ASTHE FIRST BEFORE YOU Buy * '-user^ oar DepLvJ. W. Hale Corp. 4123. I BACtCyDR-WDO. “Sha’fl pnitty 8111813 .for hfr 8C8—«h8 88to Iolllpop8 All. truck. Good condition, 8180. Phone heater. BUILT-RITE stove, -dual oven with thermoatat. FOUR ADULTS, badly in need of Cl0e(^.BVTACt.EVRONe 'ABO*»JNWmrTHE AWEAPON 12EBELL10N AdAIWSTTME FIRST' flee Gorman Motor Salet. Buick Good condition. Dining room i WHAT-'S^THE ^ -"HE KffOW'9HOWTD 4UPPLIE4— AND DOm" day long, but aha only buya tham ona at a tima!'' Rockville 8-8838. 1947 Ford Club Coupe—Radio and CONSTRUCTION SCHOOL GIRL Wanted to baby MACHINE SHOP tools for sale; 4 or 3 room apartment, either I PITCH OP ^ HE DOESN'T] DICTATOR— I'/y 6M8LMbMyLIFE Saiea and Servlet, 288 Main ,t?,blc...,eix..chair((.,bed and., vanity, HEUncALlZE OOfe WE4RM4.J THINR you CAN TALR HIM EXPECT- A6AINST .HIS..VYE MAY BOTH LOSE. BUGS RUNNY •tfeiet,' Phohe 2-4ST1.' Open eve­ heater. — Phone 2-8727...- ■ sit for -one- l«M!rr*- day, -2:48 to ■drill- press; -benches, steel,- elec­ furniahed or- unfurnldiied. Moder--. TBEBE? T THE TOPS IN NEW AND suitable for cottage, Call 5689. ■"OUtbF Ttif4.HF^-rod‘jateer-- nings. 1941' Pontiac Club Coupe. ' Evenings 2-0059 3:45. Phone 3883. tric and gas welders, grinder, ata rent. Call 2-2143 any evening FUNNY. BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER TWAcr. DOS* IT, RDC after 6;30. USED CARS AT BARLOW'S 1941 Buick 4-Dr. hand tools and many other num­ MANROvmtTWO BUY THE BEST FOR LESS WE WILL finish your unfinished erous articles. Call 5717 eve­ MAPLE Double bed, complete; 26" m u a t* AN! A 1940 Chevrolet 2-Dr. Help Wanted— Male 36 YOUNG Business -man urgently 1982 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- roomj so you can have more nings. * boy's bicycle. Tel. 3515 after 4. 1930 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. room for yourself and more value needs 3 or 4 furnished or part­ door deluxe. Low mileage. A big SCRANTON SALES and SALESMAN, Experienced only. A aat-ing.. Sedan—Fuliy equipped. for. your home. Phone 2-0728. SACRIFICE Sale—11 cubic foot ly lUrnLrhed apartment. Call Mr. SERVICE man who can sell new and used BROWN. Metal, full size bed and Miller, 8883. 1980 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4- 1980 Studebaker, Champion 2-Dr. Tolland Turnpike at Parker St cars and appraisa used cars. Must Kelvinator, like new. Paid $369.98, Sedan- Fully equipped. BUILDER-Carpenter-:—First class spring, $10. Call 3125. first $195 take it. Phone 4607. Dr. Sedan—Radio and heater. work. New homes. Blueprints be aggrerslve and willing. A ;9 n a t i o n a l Concern w*ints 3-4 Very fine car. 1949 Studebaker Champion Star­ 1949 HUDSON super 4-door sedan, $1,295. McClure Auto Company available. Also alterations. re­ good opportunity In a small, room furnished or partly furnish­ 1980 Ford 2-Dr; Sedan—Radio, and light Coupe—Fully equipped. FIVE ROOMS of furniture. Hea-' 373 Main. Tel. 2-9442. Open eve­ pairs. garages, etc. Phone Cov­ dealerehlp. Salary and commis­ DUO-THERM space healer. Oood aenable. Owndr Uaving atate. May ed apartment or small house for heater, 18.000 miles: Like new In 1948 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. entry 7-7357. sion. If not capable of earning condition. Phone 2-0475. junior executive being transferi-ed ■ all respeeta.' . ___ ning*. - be seen at 30 Margaret Rqad. I t i l i i Sedan -Fully, equipped: . .over; $6J)00. yearly, do not apply. Phone 2'9247. •• to-Manchester. Rent guaranteed. 1980 Plymouth Deluxe 4-Dr.—TU- 1948 Chevrolet Conv. Coupe-^Ra- 1932 REO l ’/4 ton truck. Ideal for CARPENTRY — Experienced -in McClure A-Vto Co., 373 Main SCREENS, Used two season." five Call Mr.'Hansen. Hartford 2-8108. dlo and heater, very clean, low dio and heater. farm, $75. Also Brackett-Shaw LonalrtJCtlon of email homes, •Street, 47” X 32", two 84" x '24", one 55' LOOKING FOR furniture for ydur mileage. garages, dormers. Alterations X 28". Phone 2-0056. REFINED Couple with teen age 1941 Oldsmoblle Sedanette. saw rig on rubber. $75. Inquire 28 cottage? We have dining set, /A VJ/'I 1980 Wlllya Jeep—With snow plow. Foley street. Phone 6718. and jobbing. Luck and Peterson, DUMP TRUCK drivers wanted. atove, washer, radio. Call 2-3375. daughter wishes moderate rent. PRISCILLA’S POP What Every Husband Knows BY AL VERMEER 1940 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. phone 4028. Apply- Colla Construction, 249 SPORTSMEN Tbht. Excellent References .furnished. Phone 2 -’ l''j 1949 Mercury 4.j)r. Sedan—Radio Many Others condition, used five times. Price WHEN 1 s t e p p e d o n W U R / / V / / and heater. Beautiful condition. 1950 FORD Cariom tudor, heater Broad street. WHITE!—Magic Chef gas atove. 1060. ( o f c o u r s e , TRUCK SPECIAUt and overdrive,' $1,395. McClure BETTER YOUR home! Build a $50. Call. 7068. Very good condition, $45. Inquire FIRST O, TOE AT THE SENIOR PROM, D E A R ... \ J 1948 Chevrolet Two Ton Chaaale garage, porch, dormer or those VETERAN and wife need two or ^yoa JUST SMILED.' 1948 lt4 Ton Studebaker Cab and Auto Company. 373 ^ I n . Tel. 68 Kensington atreet,___ AT THE O U T N O W ' C /f'/ MBN, WI-IAT16 \ UNLAV, ■ and • Ga»y—fcxtra-xUan truck throe -room furnished or unfurn- ■ WE'RE - ‘"Chassis.'...... 2-9442.' "Opeh 'evehlhgs.'...... two rooms yon want. We -will iOR ewiouAf ■VS--T p o c, Ready for work. ' - WANTED Boats and Accessories 46 /. MARRIED.* « a k 7 s a w * e j T w i* 1949 'a Ton Studebaker Pick-Up. handle all the details. Elasy terms, DUNCAN PHYFe dropleaf ex­ Ished apartment. Phone 4934. Phone 8862. / WONT 1948 Ford H.Ton Panel—Wonder . Studebaker, Sales and Service' 1949 FORD deluxe sedan, very 'CAPE COD" Fiberglas boats. tension table and four chairs, TAKRA ful condition. • clean car, $1,095. McClure Auto solid mahogany, four year* old, .WANTED-—By former resident, 4, AAVyUTC/ JOB PRESSMAN and Leakproof, lighter, stronger and 5 or 8 room rent by couple and ip47 Plymouth Butinrsa Coupe. CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Company, 373 Main. Tel. 2-8442. leaworthy. No painting or caulk­ $12.5, Inquire 4 Harvard Road. y Open evenings. Floflsls— Nurseries 15 school age girl. References. * J - i 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Fleetmaiter— 80 Oakland Street ing required. All sizer, outboards Phone 2-0153. .Loaded with acceeeortea Beauti­ Mancheiter 2-9483 COMPOSITOR THREE METAL Beds, five cots, AFRICAN Violets for sale. Excel­ and sailing classes Area repre two drasaers. Sultabla f-or -aum- ful palnt. perfect mechanical con­ MotAroycIra— Bicycles 11 sentative. Call 7008 after 7 p. nL 1947 WILLYS STATION WAGON lent Mdth'er's Day gift. $1 and up. mer cott'age. Phone 2-4070. Apartment Building dition. Inquire 4 Han-ard Road. ..“.Ail. . durable,...pleasure, APPLY-IN -PERSON — — ...... F or Sale ------69 1948D od g e I t s ' “XVir Chaxsli buslneae vehicle.' Tremendoui IdAGiC 'OTBF ' Gflfl'atdv^ Easy Original in every respect. An ex- GIRL'S 26" Columbia bicycle. Call Buildins Materials 47 gas mileage. Your car down 6038 after 6 p. m. washing machine. Axmlnster 9x12 ONE OF Manchester's nicest cep.tlqnally good truck-,|89!k„ Douglas .Motors; 338 Main, street Booflng—Siding- Ifi WILLIAM Hi-SCHIELDGE OOOO- USED -lumher. '"Ideal ‘ for rug; -0x10-'rug, also ooatter rug. apartment' heuae*. Excellent re­ ib ei Butek 4-Dr. Sedan—Fine con- 1948 MOTORCYCLE 740 H. garagg or cottage. Only those in- TeL 2-1155. turn on your investment. . Sub., : , _ dition.' WB SPECIALIZB.ft roofing and Black- with chrome, shield*, rid­ ___- SPRU CE STr— - .terest'ed'Ih buying the whole lot stanlial cash required. Sorp^, no 1941 Hudson 4-Dr.—Good trana ing clothes and a'ccesaorlrs, $500 siding. Highest" Quality ma NINE..-P1ECEI..dining -room.' eaUta, 1W» H l«« / / , lj951 .MEECUET SPORT teriala...... Workmanship , .guaraa- nhed -bother caUing -2-2392 after phone fhfdrmatfdh. T. 'j.' Crockett; V. 89 «o u ‘ street. 8 p..-m.' - ; ■ -Ti,: pid- Ekiglish, oaje . flnUh, Good ■'■brokefc';'«»ne:5418;-u-“ '^-S-::^^ ■. iWtL A. Al Dlon.'ihc,, 268 Aijtumn SAIJh* Rflpraaantatlv*. PdsUion condition, *'re. Call 2-3701. . - ^ CAF^rAlN EASY Where’s W'aih BV LESLIE ,.**Thf vififa aant tha dogltof maat nM with thia ' 1940 Dodge 4-Dr. ' Sedan—Perfect ■ COUPE street Yhon* 4880. . open to capable, ambitIpUs man .ARE.YDD. AU RIGHT.-MAkF,,. but I guaaa ha playad a littia on tho way!” •BO¥‘*-a 8v.'Bteyvlef excellent "emf' -W*ljpp/Uiy.9dy*r)y«d ■MODBmM Three pieoo 41vtiig -room- .Business-Property 1- ■ i. ■Ye*,*wA«* ruaa*. vou*#®, !;,;- .(.CAUTXMiaO HNA |?BE.(’Kji;S.AN D HIS FME :. Jllynoutik 4Dc. JUdwi.- • PlainBwdSi ' Watches IF ITHAON'T PORTHAT. ) A F£VK,1?R1NK«..M THRAANT,.. -ReaeMEPLkvABOuF, w n 4'41«r • " -lag-*Mul.4iaaa*('jeMidiUqalng- «quip>- - "'■et. -Inqnlra ' 23 -privy B;-"‘gllv g L ■'-’“r^'For Sale: ;; “vr-'HI.* TOONERVILL^ -FOLKS BY i^ONTAINB^FOK •'45-8Mrae8#'itt6»r'ksOf/nb'^^ stay on in any kind of storm, and NOidY UttlJe RUNT WANmoJ -AND ««E»4TATH> TO{XIWB-HOME.-B£lj ORWHVfr RECHtES^y, , W i4m b .Xmioo^ l ^wly.. ; ■___ 1959 Ky^outh 2-p.r., . , anteed. Only J.OiW . miles, ment, Well , taown Manch*ater '.'Lana Home*.. ~ TO «5E THE-PI AWT, TM»- s m s fKTKU%a$wcursr.,'mi» i SNOsnur/ea-^ gifttefa'. 'coh'dUetbra and 'rObf' re-' TJlVERN'' FOR "Sale. Pofthtlally ^ " PROVE FOR ise. fTWriABT I RECAlLie '1 -fiE 7M568" * 1939 Chevrolet 6 pera Coupe,' Forrner owheFs'^name on re­ organlaatioh. Previous selling' ex­ LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re­ WOUIPN'T HAVE HAPPENED! 2 t ig H a n p M a si i n e r o a IjK K SCAMP THSM AMAYf Business Services Offered 13 pajrs. Call Coughlin 7707. perience desired. References re­ best location in town. New kitch­ PASSED A TRUCK. OW 1938 Studebaker 4-Dr. Sedan—Ra­ quest. Priced at only $2,145. pairs; adjusts watchea, expertly. A BLIND CURVE ANP-- • _ a P ^ Iwn.*i*ewnm^t^lv C%X^:f9 J WBItBWTSO dio and heater. PO-WER BURNERS and Range quired. Excellent earnings. Phone Reasonable prices. Dpen dally. Machinery and Tools 52 en equipment. Priced right. CHEST See this rare buy at Bob Phone 2-2252. 1938 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan. Burners expertly cleaned and Manchester 2-1166 fcfor appolnt- Thursday ayeninga, 129 Spruce ArrcR A u / Oliver’s R o o fin g 19-A ment,' or write Bbx E, Herald. NEW SIMPLICITY. Garden-King. 1938 Chevrolet Sedan—Radio and serviced. Let us service and re» street. Phone 2-4UT. pair your washing machine or re­ Dandy-Boy, Waterbury gard^ Farms and Land for Sale 71 heater. Oood condition. CENTER MOTOR SALES r o o f in g .-Specialising In repalib AMBITIOUS Young man( for o f frigerator. Metro Service. 2-0883. ing roof* Of all kinds. Also new tractors, full line of well en­ small office. Knowledge ofi book­ Save At 461 Main Street roof*. Gutter work. Chimneys Garden— Farm— Dairy gineered, tool* for above. Cement KEENEY STRE^ET-20-acre farm. REFRIGERATION Service, com cleaned, repeireo. 26 years’ ex­ keeping helpful. G o ^ starting P roducts 50 mixers, hale wire. Dublin Tractor Must b* seen to be appreciated. HARLOW MOTOR SALES mtrelal and domeitie. Sea our perience. Free estimate*. Call aalary and hpapltalixatlon. Write Co., North Windham Road, WUU- 'Also six acres, Ideal. for .building H' Wapplng, Conii. 1 M9 Ch e v r o l e t deluxe aedan. display ol guaranteed used refrig- Howley. Manchester 5861. Box K, Herald. BLUEBERRY BUSHES. 2 and mantic 3-S217. ‘ lots. E. F. Von Ecker, 509 Keeney Open Until 9 P. M. and Suhdayp Radio, heater, BXcellent condi­ atora George H. WlEtama A no- 3 yaar cultivated. Locally growii. street. -- K ______raone 8404 tion ft every . respect. Dopglaa WANTED—Man, full time with big producers. Large berries, saiy d a le s., 260 Tolland Turnpike, driver's license for general store Musical Instrpraents - 55 handes finest quality cars. Doug­ Manchestai .Phon* 3-3585, nighu Heating-:-^ainbing 17 to grow. Priced reasonable. In NEW LONDON. Tolland. Wind­ 1841-OLDSMOBILE, dark green. work. Apifiy in person. Turnpike ham Countice—Ehcceptlonal buya I las Motors. 333 Main. •7691. quire 85 ^ m in g street' Oood condition. Asking $328. Call PLUMBING and heating. Furn­ ^arkeL 151 Midi* .Turnpike WesL TWO ACCORDIONS, on* 120 base dairy Xnd poultry farms, up to Reo, $100. One Bxcellsior 'with 1947 DE SOTO, Cuatom sedan, d o o r s OPENED, kqy* fitted, ace*. oil burners and boilers. POTTBX) TOliATO plant*, cab­ 400 acres, with or without stock radio and heater, automatic shift. Earl VanCamp. Tel. 3-8844i MEAT MAN bage, broccoli, lettuce, bruarel amplifier, $750; Both In excellent and equipment. Welles Agency, VIC FLINT How Does He Know? BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1951 CONCORD copied, vacuum cleaners, trana, condition. 59 Holt street. Very, very clean car. McOure gun*, a t., repalrad. Shears, sprouts. Krause Greenhouses, Coventry. Tel.. 7-6872 or 7-7601. PLYMOUTH EFFICIENT Plumbing and hast­ IN MODERN MARKET Hartford Road. Phone 3700. FUNT> AW YOU BUTHOWfTHeRE I PK«S( PUNT, r u . ARKSOt HfilT OM Auto Company. 373 Main. Tel, 2- knivas, mowers, ate put Into con­ TO TIU. A5E THerr 2-DR. SEDAN 9442. Open evenings. ing. Plugged drains machtn* NO F007FKIWT5/ SU8FIOOM. BUT iTU W U R fO , dition for coming needs. Bralth- cleaned. Phone 8497. UPRIGHT Plano. Perfect condi­ AlAnAiMeRSO YOO TO #HOW Dip n / Waite. 82 Pearl street Handling beat grade' merchandise. tion. Call Coventry 7-6314. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 7 WLiBP Turn? TelephoRe 2-1206 1948 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan, Background'in smaller type market STRAWBERRY Plants for sale. ipeclal deluxe. Radio and heater. HEATING From A to Z. Con­ Phone 5042. Betwwn 5:30 LINOLEUM Reumaat* 80c iquare version burneri, boller-btirner desirable. Owner will place appear­ “IT Seat cover*, aun vlaor, A beauti­ yajd. Asphalt tU*. wall covering ance, neatness and merchandising and 7 P. M. ful. local, one owner car. See this units, complete heating ayatems. Be iiichided among oar clients whose property we have sold by Done by reliable, well-trained All work guaranteed. Time pfly ability ahead of experieiice. Excel­ w e l l ROTTED cow manure. CTall one today at Bob OUver's, 461 men. All job* guaranteed. Hall lent working conditions. Perma­ Including your property among those we have for sale! ^1980. NASH Ambassador, racUo, Main street menta arranged. Morlarty Broth Leonard GlgHo. 7083. \v heater and hydramatlc, Unoleum Co., 50 Cottage street era. Tel 8138. nent well paying position with Lika definite future. *aw. *1,895. M caute Auto Com­ 1980 C H E V R ftL ra, four doom, Phone 2-4023, evenings 6188 or FRANK U PINNEY 8109. 7. O. LORBINTZEN, I*lumbftg con­ Household Giwds 51 G pany. 873 Main. Ttl. 2-9442. Open two doora, Fleatlft*. Stylellne. AU Call Manchester 6387 AaaoeUto ft Farms evenings. tractor..Repalra,-alterations, new in excellent condition. Fully guar­ WINDOW SHADES mad* to order For Appointment COHBINA'nON OU and gas Eves, tianyheater SS77 Realtor anteed. For the beat in values see work. 24 hour service. Manche* $981 Pl y m o u t h club coupe, new and ftsuiltd. Vanetlan blinds ter 3836. All Inquiries Held In Strictest range, 4-4. White porcelain A (5U*a) Bob Oliver, Center Motors, 48t and curtain rods. 24 hour.nsrvtcc car guarantaa. Mcaura Auto Main fltreet Confidence enamel. Also aun porch wftdowa WaltoN LILLIAN U, GRANT Company, 873 Main. Tel. 2-9442. BUtimatea gladly given. Pagan PLUMBING And Heating repairs and two sawa. Inquire 132 Birch Office 'filansger ~ Open evening*. Window Shade CO., Route 44.at and new inatallattoiixr' Plione .YOUNG MAN oyer 18 for part ' street T Associate Is Salee 1950 OLDSMOBILE "88" qlub time : gmeral drug store .work. dHipe, radio, heater, hydromatlc, —Bolton______Notch. Phone 2-4473. 8778. Eve*. Manchester 8160 ^ -2 0 -5 Z . 2W7 PLYMOUTH, two new tirsM, *1^ 0 nights and Sundays'. Driv­ WHITE GAS Stove, Kelvinator re- eM.aq.. radio and beatar. ExceUant run- Company, j CARPENTER vrlll frame unfinlah PLUMBING and heating repalrfl. er's Ucenas.. Apply Conn. State ’frigfrator, Thor wringer washer, <*SpeeUlixb>g la Homes Ctty, Subarlian apd Farnm—Slaoe 1810" $-2442. Open eve-1 ed upstairs rooms. Rtasonabl*. ■fag eondiUon. $$68. Phone 6084. New and old work. D ^per tfib- Eroptoyment -Service, 808 Main- baby carriage. All ft excellent] M l aialB Stfcel, Baitfonl. 3-7884 — Eveaftgs. Btaaoheater 3 MO f <4 CaU i-42*L Ing a q>«claJty. Ed Tanjiar. S747. etrceL ' ' bondiUoo. CaU 3-282E 1 ■ t

X' \ ■\ > SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1952 Avfirage Daily Net Press Ruh X Tht Weather P A G E t w e l v e , For tho Week Ending ForMSMt •( ti. a. Wmtiwr Bu m m HattrlffiBtfr ^ lEaftting Iffralb April 26, 19.32 Ralq ondlng. by m om laf. Mini­ -re- 10,497 mum i5 . Tueoday. parity dondy, A b o ^ tT o im ^ Wiii-*fi*ophy and Special Audition Member of tli* An warmer., , ' H ea rd Along Main Street,' M Burma ofAJtfonlatloiHi. Mttnekeiter^Adty of ViUage Charm Th« Auxiliary Pollca will hold & tiireet practice at the range on w m When You Soy : ft,-/vaa*WD«V7We5r’Mrr(3uauMrseufcwr.. Som e n f M m tche»ler*n Sidn StrefsUr Toa. -z‘ '— A t v .w .f .•»-.-rece7«nr*»« •-iV«nw#T”.T?rrv.^ri«em Ttcu;r?)veTz*wr... 1 4rr*Ti!»ef.v..iitc»ttteymfft/JWT'gft-rrai nB.T.TTj'i'kancfenar ^tiiUoy atrMt'tiMft^^ * t And tm . ' T O t. txxi, Itr0;i78 ' TfCTaMrinea ’ A aw ttahrg mr ra g e MANCHESTER," CONN.; MONDAY, A P R lt“28;' t952 (FOURTEENDAGESf PRIC^ FIVE CENTT' 9 o'clock. "Here Is My .Check" — ' ■ ciliuiihii'afld ihOT'today, hiay be frtade by the A. matron of Springfield, Vt., Mrj. a ' little Item wa carried laat aponaora for The Church at ' people look upon 5'ou as progressive and John Scott, grand marahal of Put­ week concerning clAirch membef- tlam and later affirmed at conflr- ney, V t. and Mrs. Earl (Jllbert. ahip haa brought reaponsea fmm nuitlon by the Indivldu^pfevloua- substantial. A Checking Account lends GOPRevolt . grand. Ruth. of. jfp rth .,C laren ^ n , -two iipurcea, ReVj^ ly Baptized. In any cv«5u. It la not 'unt V t, have been gueata of Mra. GH- Hama ol &l. Mary a. Church and N. tifi!' Tfft^ewibn jM^affirmdlioh of dignity arid substance to your perabnal N bert'a brother and alater-in-law, L. Reuter of 34E Garden drive. faith thatjeonfera rhemberahip in Oil Baldwin Mr. and Mra. W. L. Yerka of. 81 Dear Sir, The Cljutt*, but Holy Baptlam. business transactions. It takes only a l*u re l Btreet while attending I hope that abme meaaurea may • ,J?ot1ng memberahip In a Pariah Grand Chapter, Order of Eaatern be taken to clear up the add^ -of' congregation in Connecticut la few minutes—open a CHECKING AC- j: t -tj-/ ,-BU r, In- Uartfpnd. veonf union" aa, to ,wlpit ponaJiyi.W, ,ppep. .to RBpUzed,..,.niembe.ra .,whq. ’z-xM-rvu-i.- > .< i.. , .1 ...... ' — C a church member- that' n ^ - reault have reached the age of 2t arid COUNT HERE MONDAY. Dr. Edward J. Whalen of Hart­ from the paragraph In your who for at leaat alx montha Im­ ford, who la a conaultant In oto­ "Heard Along M*lh Street" Col­ mediately preceding an annual Hartford, April 28—-(Z^— laryngology at the Mancheater umn on April 1#- . . . meeting have been faithfully at­ Washington, April 28—(fP)-^The mid-Atlantic 'collision of An-inter-party revolt against Memorial Hoapllal. will aaaume From ,t«e beginning of the tending pervicea of the Pariah of H a destroyer and an aircraft carrier that weighed 25 times aa GOP State Chairman Clarence of flee aaprealdent of the Connect­ Chrtattan era until the preaent day The Church In which they dealre much as the smaller .ship' left 176 American seamen missing Reds Weigh icut state Medical Society at the there haa bCen only ope meana of memberahip:* -They may then be LOOK AHEAD F. Baldwin appeared to be "•me"e«hg d fth * * lc l« y t>H Aprlt'2»- Adm«Mfln inW thef-thuT^ voted' into 'the: Pariatr" fit* th * *end - tod ay . The Navy- called off - iU search for- survivors l>ut re- tveakening today.'*-"— through May 1 at the Bulkeley thodox churchmen, — and that of the, annual meeting at which WITH MANCHESTER TRUST —---- — . ■? fused to list the victims as dead. Said former Republican Mayor m^Rni hfti» b®en the SAcrament of their namea are preaented. If ■ It waa In the murky darknea.s of- UN Pl an at High School In Hartford. E Francis R.- Danaher of Meriden, B o m Holy Baptlam. It la In Holy Bap- voted upon favorably they then ' the sea. 700 miles from share, with who was being urged by the anti- New o f N A TO SoroptomUt .Club membera will tlam that a peraon la regenerated, become privileged _to .vote^..on the , waves surging to a height of 2.3 Baldwin group to run against the Steel Grab Clark Given 'mMft-Mon.r ly recording cilaasifled-military In­ state convention at Hartford May Eattitoi than to call Manchester, If the 700 miles )veat !of the A'zorea, and formation In private records and 26-27. and Mlpton tn addlllmi to Dopglaa. Y 7 ; ^ 1 j^pvntinua In tha Far E ast “ the.pol­ peraon la made a member of The So far. It doesn't seem to have ac­ RESTAURANT Hartford atorrs can deliver In Republican Cooper cried "frame- SPECIAL about 1,200 milqf due east of Bof- In many atatea, varying num-, Y 1 Q 1 C l l C C l j UT icies which have been ao ably car­ Church. complished anything. Cash and Carry green Stamps failing properly td safeguard clas­ At this M ay convention tlteae Japan Regains 532 E. M. Turnpike (own here and still make money, up.” Oil Men Poised-Horr. ■ Thenlm * waa shortly before sified military Information." delsgalea .will, aalset-the 22 dele­ bera. of piihlic BCtioola..now. use ried out by Oen. RKlaovay )vith to- The profeaalon of faith may be Although you may not have iv- why-can't the local companies? midnight, about 9;25 p. m. (e.d.t.") MANCHESTER CONN ceived many res{mnaea about your The Army announced thla step, gates to which Connecticut is eh- almUar released time plane. Under gard to tha United Nationa action made, aa Iri the case n f St. Paul Mt. Nebo Saturday. them, an aetl mated two miUloii In Koran, 'Including,, If posalbla, S’ before .Baptism or, ju ia.rooat com remarks concei-ning the telephone ....A. Housewife,...... $1.00 Pace said, aUerlnyirt .931*4, *1. ■-*9h.y*h99!!', Freedoih Italy Elections poll,' " atl11''Xi believe mahy’ peopl^ I For XJ^ S. Strike -The firat-offlelal ■ word- -of -the and abroad; whicii'wiff he fieVd in Ciliicagb.' Roainta are" rraed from regular th» (Khtevetnent-'Of-ibi’•heneraWe '* Mrs, L. .0, Kraipcr Many baseball fans in Manebes- with the purchase of any j!« » li .came, iho.rliy. .before. X p... m.. claaaee t» receive rellgioualnatnier .ar.mietip#" ...... agree with you, and-I can see no lei^ are anxibuaTy' awaiting the home perhiaheht refill...... ■ - Thought War Near — Although Con'necttcut' deleg*t(w» "'Rome, Apr'iri8--(4fl-^llaly'a to- 28 Horton Road on' Sunday. Mon,v...... Following ara the texts of White rfASpn.,w.by, sb.ou'd, npenlng--of the -Twilight- Baaisball iDnWMhesdiaY Dame aaid the bcean at i hi 'pnmt . Grow had .written.in, the. dlary- traditionally .< 0. tp.. the National e*l - election 'ceinpelmi • rolled—In- 6 have to' pay a heavier bill Jtial to Limited Time Only. that he thought war with Russia convention unlnstructnd, tody’e At Parqnie Requeet' H U»rttaMmi!irta"ori' th« m g shiiu' League. For the first time In 20 of the crash is about 2,275 fath- heeted high gear today folloiying Iri commandr; accommodate those who evidently Mr. ^ ito r , ^ oCaunJte r e r s was Imminent. Washington, AprU >A-ower and empire, regaiived- The mothers contended the pro-., "I feel that Oen. .Ridgway....is most important asset wo eon the poll going 1() to 7 In favor of fans. and onitif: inajr *ave m ajor're-, others with attempting "to mohopo-' ing 'hla absehse last aumrher and oppoiitiori iebor center. down their throata, whether they p^irH. BrinR your watch in fpr I F R fiE X f? • . Knight, which stated. Ih part: 85th street. New 'York City, hurled Ita Independence at 9:80 e. m. gram violates the federal conatl- particularly well-qualified to vH- the increase and said, after T reild Twi League season opens on _ O' C O V E R S JL "Final plans for a nationwide lize advertising matter for feature had photographed portioni of the tullnrial require'ment Of aeparatlon Cirirent political campaigning at have is your good will. .Your a A’ce inspection by our experts. CCeS9QK\ES,.. films'. diary. from his own car when he collided (e.d:t) today, ending nearly seven looks toward municipal elections* form the dutlea Supreme Com­ It, ."do you atm want to vote tio Sunday, May 11. A cc e strike have been completed. It will headon with another, waa struck of church and State^« mander. Hla service In the Eu(|^ potrenago is tho , proof of tht Acting- Attorney General Philip Excerpts were printed In a years of Allied occupation. May 25 In Rolne end 2,400 other I informed him that In spite of the go on unless collective bargaining by the, third vehicle aa he lay on Pres'dent Truman Immediately Ijiwyera for iheTtmthera ergu'ed peen theater In World War II ami report I was voting Np and told produces a satisfactory settle­ B. Perlman announced the suit book, published (n East Berlin, Itallei) Communities. sineority of our pi^ey." which the. Army said tried "to the pavement. helled the reborn netlon aa a that, "the power of • the i state Chencea for Oommunlrt victories hla leadership of the United lO * COSMETICS him I didn't like the pressure he ment of the wage dispute before was filed In U.S. D istrict Court’ ln At Stamford Hospital, today. should not be Used to help religtoua put on me to say yea. O U M iA d New York City. ‘prove’ Gen. Grow and the U. S. valiant ally In the struggle againat have been enhanced by refusal of tiona’ forces In Korea have bann WE CARRY ALL & sIh'sW1S£ REPilES' the deadline hour.” Geller was said to have a skull people get pupils for their re- outstanding. Hit recent experience I live on the West al(le .of town "’.The sLrtki.originally was slated He'aald It named as defendants, were ‘tools of Wall Street’ and "(3ommunl.rt imoeriallam and ag- De Geaperi'a moderate government LEADCCO BRANDS . The rriii.rkilile heW, Dura-' ^ariSehgeHf,*' and that Gen. Grow fi-actura and.Internal inJurlaa,.Hla greailbn; In the racifir.'" llgiotM claaaea.’' aa Commender-ln-Chlef of tha and I ’ll bift that If an Independent for March 3, hut was postponed In addltlQQj to National Screen name la on the hospital danger party to form a united front with survey w aa made over there you Power Main.prina !• now sv.il- three times at government re­ Service Corp., of 1600 Broadway, was a spy." » Japan's Prime Minister Bhigeru Sees No Issue the Pro-Fascists and Moriarchlata. United Nations Command for THE Arthur Drug Stores sble for rrpisrrmrnt in Elgin list. ■ However. Douglas in the court's wotdd find the majority In favor ELECTRICAL quest. New 'itork City, these eight lead­ ,A n Army apokesman aald the Ynahida declared the Japanese peo­ Victory In Rome or.other big cities Korea and aa Supreme (Commander -raodeU from lb.39. Mra_ Stella Geller, 50. hla wife, majority opinion declared: "It Allied Powers in Japan have gHj||n of NO. The union, which heads a coali­ ing mMlon picture producing and German-language book,' Richard waa reported under treatment for ple "can meet the challenge of our would give the Reda control of Jewelry Repairing; tion of 22 CIO. A FL and Independ­ distributing companies; Sqttires. Squires was Identified aa umea;” , take* obtuse reasoning to inject vital municipal alectlon machinery him a broad background of-lntar» concussion of the brain. any Issue of the 'free exercise' of Respectfully youra. __ CONSTRUCTION ent oil workers unions, claims 100,- Paramount Pictures Corp.; War­ an "Engllah Officer" in the book's Others critically Injured are; Stimultenenua with the effective for the 1953 national voting, national military re^'nslbillt^ A Subscriber Beads Restrung 000 workers will walk out If their ner Brothers Pictures, Inc.; War­ title. Calvin Baucca, 26. The Bronx, hour of the peace treaty, a security But In poaUr-spatlared Rome, It FMrfield Market ner. Brothers Plctiirea Dtatribut-): “ . . Q'lotrd In Book ; pac,t between_. j'epaii snd_ . the (floBthiued OB Pag* (Oonttnuod on Page Eight) demands for a pay raUe of 25 cents New York, .poaalMe akuU fracture. wan the .o)>anly Fascist damonztra- , ____ 384 HAWFORD RQ a £ ...... I Flaahhark ^ . ' We Rejiair Bi(f and an^ hour, and higher differentiaia Ing Corp.; Twentieth Century Fox _The Army released portions of Mrs. Calvin Raucca. 25,, hla wife, United States went into "force. tkm .that..drew..prima.i.atUnMon REPOIR Film Corp: r-RKO Radio Ptctoi'e*', the German hoolr contained these poiislbie' fra’cl'ures'’’b f' Both 'arriis' This guatahte'eii' th e' eoh'fifitietf' SHOE Ray 'Cooper, ohe-tlipe Manches­ ' Baby Btm ‘ Afami' Clocks for night work are liof met.’ Moat TTie big turn-out confirmed re­ Experience in wiring oil firms have offered an Increase Inc.; United Artists Corp.; Co­ quotations attributed to Grow; arid legs. presence of American troops in the porta of swelling Fascist strength, ter Renublican wheel now residing lumbia Pictures Corp.; and Uni-, puoUty at cempoHHvo pricos. SotisfoctioA^iiiqif* Bolton,', ahrt scttv# In-: GOP'-af-. -- aag.rgeneral «oae4rac4ioa 2 Watch,, Itfipair JHen, -of.XO.senU.an.hour, Tbo-presant ,' lAUtao Sljp.ewej .4,.,of 115? ©u>t JS-paneae, Jalandr , .for s a Iqng a.s particularly, among, stijdents. and - wage Bcale ranges from 22 to .$2.10 v'eraal'Pfetufes'(36.‘. Inc'.'!'" ' " ' ^GohMbfied'OBI 'PigB ‘Elglirt'T ' " Yrem eht street. New'. York iclfy, rieceibary to protect the present­ white collar workers. antood. "Satisfying your ovfsry food ntod."^po< fairs there, rolled Into the Rainbow on large Inatgllatlona de­ At Ypur Service News Tidbits. B u l l e t s Jl.A - an hour. severe head Injury. ly disarmed and defenaeleea coun­ The -group led by ■De Mersenlch Club in Bolton, laat Saturday night sirable. Apply by, letter or Richard Kaplan, of 59 Wildwood cioRsin^ in Syrlft's^ frtntiom. Choict Moats. .Affili* with membera of that tox^-n’a Re- Manchester’s Oldest Parleys Continue try againat any aggression from Culled from AP Wires —who .follow* the late Muawltnl from the AP'Wires ; , . i ; ...... ElIiui^RITi .(ttRllet., ..)^iiii,ivfr»etur,»d. ^bH cith '1!h\vh rbmmrttli(i.»brt^ V -call -,a.t - The; - Caanertlcut «rE«tahH»hed - Jevreler i 'Meiahvi’Knfc.'-IItbi'hOur. «iiig60as'’J ■COpwnMnlrt Aath/iiiiv/Ii’i a«M;^ln4its.-'m i^ orgriri'-^l^; dfod with Aihdricd'l fir^^ Idrgost grMjp of Ind*^ ^ PoMceConi^any, 386 'P^rl Ilona between’ union committees riglft’ankle ranif cbhcuaaloh of the The peace and aecurity pacts be- ized as the Italieri Social Move­ o’clock, and caused a brief buzzing ■brain; ■■ ■■ to break otit among another group S tr^ t, Hartford, Connectl- rwio^lON EpIRMENT and ■ man’agemenT'■ represMifati'ves :e on Taft Rests 'c’ame effective’ over tbe' staadfalt' l.-fiOO partictpata tn Te- ment (MSI). It baa' . govenmient "’"'■••'liBre'OOfEosATHwr 7 ; P^ors-^ STPM?f-, ^ n te , eight others Involved were ,hfl>°?Ban^qf. gpvle^ .{uwaent At, the -stub -at Ihat-tlm e.. -.,] p -I—--;;; r«nort«l-.-underway. At .Aanwl, ' < '■b(fzZfhg*''i^auKey' t'.: ...... w ee amtrtmoeiBcart.trgin B n c» : ' r; State. Theater Building ifE sn lu jE l iii 'iiiM .aipMWgb- tome - oi; tltenv ■. Tbei JresU e* were put lid* .operr;. gtBM* by ts)itiig etBsrttpuaOfiOMaalla ndgbt ■ Bill' outlkwed before ' thtt Ingham' Falpoe aaJdr ‘The’ HueshJ ' ’ 'Op«hD&lly*8 A. M. to f R ;M ., ihcttfdlngSahdciys;: ■faet'that 'the-ather'growp , Ing wna on' a local; -pdant-by-plant' In the hoaplUl for treatnient-iuid ation at * simple cerempny In a route through aouthem New Eng­ alectlon*. D* Maraanich aald yes­ has been pleased to appoint posed of Manchester Democrats— i 737 MAIN ST. basis. observation. \ membera of the Democratic Town I state department conference room. land. . . Inle 150-member Berlin terday if the MSI la disbanded, an­ Tueadny 2nd June, 1968, to hS- . State Policeman James Costello 8ENEBAT0RS, STARTER MOTORS, (Continued on P age' Five) Secretary' of .State Acheson; ac­ Turnpike Business Men's Associe- other party will he formed. the day of her majeatya coro­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■•■running. Murray had wanted an reported that the accident occur- cording to a carefully )»'orked but tlon endorses plan for closing nu- nation.” „. Four states name delegates' to unlnsmicted delegation. meroos crossover* 09 klghHmy VOLTARE RER|ILAT0RS ' the national presidential. conven­ 88 Votes at Stake (Continued on Page Eight). and recommends .they- Start ira (Cofltlnned oil Page Eight) NORWICH CAUCUS -V. .Methodists Study tions this week but major interest Political eyes were turned most­ mediately. Malaii Foes Unite centered on-Maasachusetta whose ly 'on Massachusetts, home state Federal officials, gravely con­ Nons’loh, AprU 2S -L(gq—*n - preferential primary .tomorrow of Gen. Eisenhower's campaign cerned over sharp Increase In bank puUioaaa of Norwich, at a brisT' Spring Special On Brake Jobs Organization Shift could, whittle Sen. Robert Taft's manager. Sen. Lodge. Massachu­ embezzlementt. -taking steps to For Fight to End and harmonioiu caocua at nooa 266 to 233 delegate lead over Geh. setts will send 38 delegates to the Utah Flood Damagfs Grows; hmlt trend which some blame on today, elected delegates te threa.- Mal

—Queen Jallartk, FREE8RADIN8, TERMS ARRANGED TIRES $11.85 which would revise drastically the state conventions Saturday. An Possibly 400,000'voters will bal­ dash downstream. mountaina. -sent fresh torrents cratic committee next week to con­ With South Africa's Constitution. - PlOa t a x aad her husband. Prince upper level of church organization. Associated Preaa tabulation indl- lot on '72 Democratic delegates— The pounding river.was .expected ! dowm over^xed mountain atream sider party's atand on Si. Law­ Delegates from the union’s four in our expanded operations. Fac­ Debate on this iaaue la scheduled f cated 33 of them were for T a ft and with half votes each—arid the re­ to crest' at 21 feet, five feet above , beds. prth'lncee 'hluhtly warned Prime hnrd, returned home todny EXPERIENCE 12 MONTHS WRITTEN GUARANTEE rence si«w ay .. Britain's Com n four weeks tour of the Unit FREE ESTIMATES latq today. — 21 for Eisenhower, although then•* maining 28 GOP ’delegates. • flood stage, after hitting a peak Officials feared that the dam- muniat . o w i’paptec,. .The Dally Minister Daniel F. Melan they will ■IX of 18.7 feet at the quad cities age to farmlands and property Stntea nnd Canndn. a Bishop Coaten J. Harrell of were disputes over the leanings of A Sweep of the OOP's 28 dele­ Worker, pcbliahea picture of Brit­ meet "action with action” )f he tory experience helpful. Apply in Charlotte, N. C.. who headed the aome of the delegates gates—plus the two already com­ (Davenport-Rock Island > Mollnet Would be the greatest in the pushes through a bill to atrip the — ' w POWER ROUED SINCtl920. YOUR DOLLARS HAVE MORE CENTS AT East Moline) )est .night. ■ ' state's history. Utah. Carbon, ish soldier holding what It describ­ commlsalon - on the local church, The possibility of a floor battle mitted to Eiaenhower-^would give ed as-a "severed heed belonging Appeals (Supreme) Citurt of UF WUX QUIZ JUSTICE noted that the atudy “ adheres to at Oklahoma City today melted Elsenhower 30 new votes com­ Levees here were reported hold­ Juab, Weber, Cache, Morgan and Salt Lake counties are bearing the to a Malayan - patriot." power to pass Judgment on parlia­ New York. April person. tha mein line of our historical when the forces of Sen. Robert S. pared with Taft's two. ing, but In the Drury district Rep. Alvin E. O’KnMki across the liver In Illinois, the brunt of the floods. mentary acta. ! development arid suggests no radi­ Kerr of Oklahoma, a candidate for The results are not binding on The bill, which paesed ita first anld today n Hna i , cal change in our.eatabliahed-pat­ the Democratic convention, and water-sodden dikes were requiring In Salt Lake City an emergency Treuury Balance IMMO SERUItE delegates and the votera must reading laat Wedneaday, waa wUI ask SagMaae tern.” Gov. Johnston agreed beforehand write' In their preference. The careful attention. Workers were canal was built of sandbags along Robert B . Ita lraan w standing by to move 30,000 sand­ 13th South' street. But the dike Waahtn^on, April 28^(F)—The Malan'f answer to a court decision m m STHTlOn "W e are agreed," he aald. "that on a compromise. An executive state's Attorney General ruled Katyn Roreat nanaanef* < Spencer Rubber Products Cp. DEMAIO BROS (STO?. any attempt to reorganize the lo- council resolution voted yeater­ nicknames like "Ike" and "Bob" bags by barge to any point where gave Way early this morning be­ position of the Treasury April 34 which threw out hla law restricting eal church on any other baaia a break might occur. tween WesL Temple and Second Nat budget receipts, 1143,132, voting rlghta of coloreds (persona laveatignted th tha .OSu Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. day inatructa the delegation to would count. war pihne t r i a ls . netia9n::J C H A P E L s t r e e t I027 would confute our people and vote for Kerr but allows the dele­ On Wednesday, Delaware Re- Mad creek overflowed into aboul West atreeta, looaing a new flood 079.(12; . budget expenditures of mixed blood) In the cape prov- -ZBO6 6 gates to release themselves any 8238,306.012.23; cash biUanca 85. ad tha Unltad m i t M 1 ... . CALL ANYTIME 7691 1 tlon detegnttna tn N aM d M r| t. \ (OoBtliiiied OB Fag* Xhne) time they feel Kerr la out of the (CorfUBiwd OB Fmgo IIirM ) (OoBtiaoed na Pag* Two) (Coatta'iwd OB P ag* Eight) 765,068,991FT, (Coattnaad aa Faga Thna)