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lavniJAt, FEBRUARY tl, 1B4B‘ ^ rHrXTfiE»v,>y,,_ Ettgrttng IfgraUir Averag* IMUy Net Pfsas Run The WcBthtr For the Moath of J«aoary, 1949 Foroeaol of U. 8. Woodwr BuroM Um stot* of Oonnectlrat, with in­ can ba shown to bo bolow tho loval Soow aoS oloot, ekoogbig $o Mlaa Tool XamoBMO o f 174 Oak at actual votueo. A regular buslneas meeting of terest at «va per. cent per anptun.” 9,680 light roia with olowljr riolag tooo- John Mather ChM>t«t Order of street oad Miss Edith GloraUno Pension Rights Other LoBeOe Bills ' ;^olntly, Mancbeatsr’s- Senator DeMolay, will be held at the Ma­ of H aA ord are spmding four Charles S. House and Repreosnta- HALE'^ SELF SERVE Bfeoibor of tho'AndU perhtvro thia aftoroaoa; clooifag At^u^ ^yc^wiii days In Washington, p. C. They In a second LaBelle biU, It. is sonic emplp at 7 o'clock tonight Uve Sherwood G. Bowero, with The Original I b New Englsad iato toaight; Wodneogoy fair, aoM. loft early Saturday morning by BiU Is Filed provided that fees for hunting and Boroaa of Oreefletloee M m btn of tltf TUlV AnxiHarjr, th e caiapter win ekempUfy both angling licenses be set so os to Representative LaBelle, have In­ train. troduced bills providing for char­ Manehester^A City of Pillage Charm jlaadMoter ChopUr “"•* the Initiatory and DeMolay De­ -- allow persons 60 years of age and U iltalit o’clock tonlgst ot nw greed upon seven candidates in over to obtain combination li­ ter correctltma of a minor nature, boip* of Mrs. Gladys Sheffield, M preparing for the state competi­ Manchester Lodge 73 AF and plus.one which would provide for ond HEALTH MARKET AM will confer the Entered Ap­ Rep. LaBelle Introduces censes for $1.35. At the present VOL. L'XVHL n o . 121 (ClaooiSod Advorttalag am Paga U> MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1949 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE FOUR CENTS, liiunore Drive, to work on surgi- tion. Several important business time the lower limit hi 65. minority representation on the osT n^>plles for the Newington prentice Degree following the bus­ Board of Directors, e Both bills If items will be discussed at the Measure to ^Aid Fed­ Two bills were introduced by Vetersns hospital. meeting. , iness meeting at the stated com­ adopted will come back to the munication on iSiesday February eral Employees LaBelle in regard to condemna­ town for referendum vote. TUESDAY s p e c ia ls 22 at 7:30. There will be refresh­ tion proceedings One. HB 688 Sunset RebSkah I/odge S9 will All Saint’s Mothers’ Circle will In addition, Repreaentatlve Punishtnent Fits Crime hold its regxdar. meeting tonight at ments and a social hour. provides for admission as evidence, Grem Stamps Given With Cash Sales meet Tuesday evening. 8 o’clock, Among bills Introduced In the prices of certain land sales nego­ Bowers, joined by Repreaentatlve Taft-Hartley Law News Tidbits S ^clock. Follovrtng the meet­ at the home of Mrs. Alona Dono­ LaBelle, has Introduced a bill mak­ House Legislature by Representative Democra,ts ing, • Mrs. Dorothy Edwards and Eleven members Of Troop 30, tiated In the section of which con­ Culled* Fron (/P) Wires van at 85 Alton street. Brownie Scouts, will be made In­ John D. LaBelle. of Manchester is demned land is a part. It is pro­ ing parents liable for damages to her committee wlil-serve refresh- persons and property done by Pricat and QatiUty Are Always termediate Scouts at a Fly-up HB 772 drafted for the purpose of posed that in condemnation pro- menu. Mra. Mary Smith and Mrs. The Women’s Society of Christ­ children o f said parents. Maybel Dowd will be In charge of ceremony tomorrow afternoon at giving Retirement credit to persons ceedinga prices paid for land in Viewed as Causing Merwin K. Hart, president of ian Service of the South Methodist 2:30 in the Emanuel Lutheran the area shall be admlssable unless Right At H All'S the entertainment employed by the United SUtes National Economic council, says church will meet in the social hall church. AH members of the such information I* proven not BEST SOUB “left-wingers” in the government Named on Steering of the church tonight at 8 o'clock. government during war years and The Army and Navy Auxiliary troop are invited and mothers of relevant to the Issue of the value arc "driving the C. S. straight in­ Miss Haldostian, an Armenian stu­ who temporarily gave up state of land being condemned. CAMERA REPAIR cafd party will be held this eve­ those to “ fly-up” will be special PITTED CHERRIES to the arms of socialism’’ through dent at the Hartford Semiiyiry, guests. Girls of Scout Troup 4 employment for this purpose. HB 691 provides that assessors’ SERVICE ‘Friction’ in NLRB meiMures like the Mahsholl plan . . ning at the clubhouse at 8 o'clock will be the guest speaker. Every Represent^ive ’LaBelle, who in­ tax books shall be admlssable In TUare will be prlres and refresh­ will act as hostesses and their Storm-battered SS Ernie Pylo woman of the church is welcome mothers will also be present. troduced the: bill by request, said evidence in land condemnation Ray Dwyers Photo Shop No. 2 Can 3 3 C ments. that he has found that numbers of FOR PIE reaches Boston, two days late, to to attend. There will be an Exe­ proceedings, unless the assess­ Next To New add 598 displaced persons to Unit Push Drive cutive committee meeting at 7:30. Amerigo Gentllcore. son of Mr. state employes entered federal ment shall be shown to have laid First Natlnoal Store Chairman Otes^ Exam­ service by request during war MARASCHINO Truman Asks George Washington's big Innilly ------• and Mrs. Nicholas Gentllcore of without the assessor’s personal ob­ Tel. 7889 ples in Letter to on his birthday today . . . Nation­ Anderson-Shea Auxiliary V.F.W. Spruce street, is on the dean’s list years, and under present rules servation. or that the' assessments thereby lost time in gaining retire­ al Lawyers guild goes on record as Cotter Says Parly In­ will meet Tuesday, February 22 at of the Julius Hartt School of Mu- Morse; Van Arkel As­ opposed to House Committee on Chemical Trap Reveals 8 o’clock in the club room. The siv in Hartford. A candidate for ment rights under the state. Reg­ GREEN CHERRIES i. 43c Much Larger Strong Pledge I ulations permit • veteran of the serts Collective Bar­ Un-American Activites, President Robber of Woodpile tends to Do Every­ past president of the Auxiliary the professional certificate with HUNTS WHITE MEAT Truman’s loyalty order and non- will serve refreshments and a so­ military services to count time in major in voice. Mr. Gentllcore re­ service toward pension rights, but FENDER AND BODY SCHOOL SUPPLIES COmmunlst oaths- for union lead­ thing Possihle to See cial will follow. A large attendance cently sang in the school’s Opera gaining Discouraged Security Plan To Be Sought Hamburg. Gcrman\, Feb, 22. this is not true of the federal war­ STATIONERY ers. — —A German se t s chemi­ is expected. Department production of “ White time agency employes. WORK TUNA FISH . Can 49c By Present Statute American and British air lift ™ 1 That Program Is Trans­ Wings.” cal trap for the culprit who The Army and Navy Auxiliary Text of Meaoore ‘The Kind Yon Use" planes haul 7,513 tons to Berlin— was robbing his woodpile hv lated Into Law; One When Minutes MAINE Direct *Home RelifF to greatest cargo since life began . . . For New Pact is having a Pot Luck supper to­ The bill as proposed provides Washington, Feb. 22.—(iP) hollowing a log and filling it Solimene and Flaxs. Inc. Frapee’s leading Communist sug­ Representative from Count morrow evening at ' 8:30 in the "any person employed by the state 6.^4 Center Street Arthur Drug Store ' —The National Labor Rela­ All Needy Persons with magnesium. clubhouse. The regular Auxil­ Local Resident Decembei; 31, 1941, who became gests that if France should ever be ; SARDINES c.. 9c tions board chairman said to­ occupied by Russian troops French Group of Senators Pre*! His neighbor's stove e;.plod- Earh County Chosen gsve your dactor tel^ iary meeting will follow the sup­ an employe of any department, ♦ Likely to Meet Oppo­ ed the next dav. phoae his prescrlptloa To Wed on Feb. 26 bureau or agency of the United day the Taft-Hartley law has people would liehave as people of , per. RITZ sition in Congress Poland. Romania and Yugoslavia pareg to Fight Any | To Be on ('-ommittee to WeMon’s over oar pH- States government directly con­ brought “ friction" between nected with the war effort, and the board and its general have in similar circumstances . . . -Move Which Might; vals professional wito for New Tork, Feb. 21—Miss Helen who left the state service to enter Box Washington, Feb. 22—(>P>—Law­ Sir Hartley Shaweross. .Britain’s Slate Ciipitol, Hartford, Marie Haverly, 35. of 7005 «9th CRACKERS Lg. 29c counsel. Paul M. Herzog, the taunedlate delivery to the employment of the United ON WOOL RUGS makers gave this answer today to attorney general, chides British j Water Down Terms Reds’ Rocket P'el). 2’2.— (;p^— A Democratic year home. street, Brooklyn, N. Y., and War­ States government on a leave of NLRB chairman, cited exam­ press for showing too much inter­ ren Robert Schaefer, 31, of Avery President Truman’s request for a House Stoering committee INSURE absence between January 1, 1942 lAND BROADLOOM ples of “ friction, delay, uncer­ est in private lives of public fig -, Washington, Feb. 22— A was named toda.v with street, Manchester, were Isnued a and November 15, 1946, and who SAVE vast expansion of the social secur­ urea. to coordi- F.r marriage license at the City Clerk’s GRAPEFRUIT 4 29c tainty and unnecessary litigation” group of senators prepared today Landing Told Mate the iiarty'.s drive in the WELDON'S was reinstated or employed by the ROOM SIZE AND WALL-TO-WALI, In a letter to Senator Morse (R„ ity system; Some of It may pass— Onrr>' Davis says that 100,000; McKlNNEY BROTHERS office here this morning. state on or before November 16, but not the whole thing. people have written )iim that they to fight any move which might ;■ (.eneral Assembly in behalf te i MAIN 8TRBBT Estate sad Inrarojiee Carpets Repaired Expertly NO. 1 Ore.). They said they would be married 1946, shall obtain credit for re­ Moioe put the letter Into the The bill Mr. Truman sent to want to join his “Citizen of the water down the terms ot the pro- ot (lovernor Howies’ legisla­ SOS MAIN ST. TEU 6060 on February 28 in the Church of tirement purposes for his period of United States Reveals Senate Labor committee record. Capitol hill yesterday pi-oposed World" movement . . . Atomic E.n- )H7 v r. .s. e have a good program on Portland, Conn., ia the son of Al­ have paid if hia United States gov­ “ At The Turnpike” —Near Plnehnrst Grocery HEALTH MARKET At the time Morse produced the ling—the tax on paychecks and Their hearts were heavy for, found guilty of stealing money from ington’s birthday with parades sort of pledge po.sstble--short of eeo. . housing, ta.xation and other prob­ bert El. and Elsie 8. Schaefer. ernment salary had been paid by letter, Gerhard P. Van Arkel, a pay rolls. .March of Dimes donation boxes, they were sontrnred to go through and wreath-laying ceremonies at an automatic war declaration - authorities said today a P-ussian lems and we intend to do every- former NLRB counsel, was In the Runs Into Closest Scruting the polio treatment center. (NE.\ telephoto). first president’s tomb. that this country will back ita rocket fired in pia tice during thing in our |xj\ver to ace that «,’* Lb. committee’s witness chair. He It W.1S the "home ■ relief idea Former air attache at Moscow , friends in Europe .f they are „;aneuvers landed some time ago translated into law.” Red Men's BEEF RIB ROAST 55c To make the committee as repre­ which ran into the clo.sest scrutiny threatened by Commun>.st aggre.s-, American zone of Germa^- Cut from "good" beef. had just testlfled that he believes says Guenther Prien, U-boat com-1 the Taft-Hartley law has “ posi­ in Ctongress. mander gcclaimed as hero by j sentative as possible, said Cotter, tively discouraged” collective bar­ Top Democratic managers of Nazis, lost life when head hit b ot-, ^ T t'ls their view that the tenta-| any damage or .'n- repre.sentatives from each of the RIB END gaining. security legislation — Chairman Changes^Would Avoid I He in r.us.sian river-apparently i tive treaty language on this point, i ’ eisht iminties were asked to name February Sale of Van Arkel quit as NLRB coun­ Doughton (D.. N. C.) of the House victim of nkull fracture. . . .%\-rian as .shown the Senate Foreign Re-' . incident had been fl.ed away one member. ' j lations committee last week b y ; i" ' “ C top secret category because Lb. sel in 1947 in protest against the Ways and Means committee and Foreign Office spokesman says' Tile committee consists of Rep­ HEW PORKCHOPS 45c T-H law. He was succeeded by (^airman GArg^ (D., .Ga.) of Premier Kholed Bey .\iem has, .Secretary of State Achesou. ia sat-j W'ould have served no purpose resentatives Philip p. Laing o f isfactoi'y—if it is not weakened! I® make it public at the time, a Fine for braising or cooking «ritb Kraut. Robert N. Denham, and It was to the Senate Finance committee— Farmers’ Confusion I protested against meeting of Is- Windsor. HowarcF J. McKinnon of relations between the board and took no position on the bill. 1 rael’s Constitutional As-sembly in in Senate debate. | high American officer said. Exact Language fiecrel “ It was ■ rricket of the ordinary Ansonia. .loseph S. Longo of Nor­ CLEAR Denham that Herzog referred. The program calls for an In­ Jersalem ...Indonesian renublican wich, S?amuel I. Tcdesco of Bridge­ Not Talking of Peroonolltlea crease In payroll taxes from the Herbver Couimission As­ emergency government tells Dutch The exact language has remain- j type and nothing unusual in its Pay Too Low^ cd secret but an influential Demo-| construction, ' the officer said, port. John N. Dem.psey of Putnam, TABLECLOTHS Lb. However. Herzog was talking present 81,800,000,000 for old age serts Reorganization o f 1 their talks with captive Indone.sian Patsy R, Matraacia of Torrlngton, cratic senator said it will give | attack Weat Again BINGO SALT PORK 18c not of personalities but what he and survivors Insurance, to about i leaders are waste of lime. Raymond T. McMullen of East legarded as Inevitable difflculties 16.000.000.000. Agriculture Depart­ ! British Foreign Office announc- signatory nations as.surances the| ^he disclosure came as the Rua- For Generals United Statea will not stand idly ^ lashed out anew with propa- Hampton and Arthur R. Frassl- To Acquaint You With These Products We Offer— stemming from separation of the It would boost Individual pay­ \ es Bulgaria has given British gov- i ne'-ll of Stafford. powers of the board and the coun- roll taxes 100 per cent or more. ment Could Save Cash 1 ernment permission to have two PLAVlNii' 3TAHT5 PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. At The Lowest Prices In Many Years! Vome” o*ther senators said they' " ' s ' "'V McMullin. a pharmacist isrhose •sel under the T-H measure. The tax on a person making 84,800 observers at trial of 15 Protestant fear the drive to gel approval of S. L,ika..schenko. Soviet home is In Moodus. is the legisla­ Lb. Under the law, the counsel and or more could be increased from a Ovilian Coniniissioner church lenders In Sofia . .. P in­ aAND YOU bON’T STAY LATE PEPPERONI 79c Washington, Feb. 22.—(/P) the treaty by the nece.ssary two- t h / ,* , h "a tive vetera.1 of the group, having the board have separate powers top of 830 to 896 a year. land’s cabinet, already under heavy thirds Senate vote might that the Un.ted States is ho.ding V KEei^U MAXvE —The Hoover commission Sees Recruits Treated bring served three previous house terms, The counsel is. in effect, the chief Would Cover 50,000,000 Russian press and rtidio attack, is I some between-the-Unes interprets-1 P'°*’e than 100,000 Soviet citizens prosecuting officer for the law. from 1941 through 1945. - Extra Special! Limited Quantity! The expanded insurance pro­ .said today reorganization of Better Than Top Brass blasted In Finnish Parliament by tions that would destroy its use-; '''**^*™ Germany. HOT SAUSAGE i.b. 69c Morae said Herzog’s letter gram \rauld cover a total of 50,- the Agriculture department both right and. left... President El- ■ fuirieaa-ai^'A.^ayahologlcal weapon,' The rocket was found a short i Matrsscia and FrasstnelU were Tinker Hall makes It clear that "the aeemingty could save Wxpayers at lea.st pldlo Qulrlno tells Filipino* atabtl- ! .Senator Vandenberg (R„ Mich.i distance across the Am.erican wide j Ho'use members last session, amicable relationship between the Members of Congress said they Washington. Feb. 22—(/P)—-The ity of his government wfJi not at Tcde.sco served in the 1941 ses­ $80,000,000 a year. Also, it already has told the Senate what | of the zonal boundary in a remote Main s t r e e t Slightly Imperfect Silver Bleached Lb. general counsel and the board does had no idea bow far the unprece­ Army treats Its recruits better stake In political controversy over ' and unpopulated area. sion snd the other committee mem­ 0 HARD SALAMI 89c not exist in fact.’-’ than it does Its generals. , he thinks about the p.sychologlcal j bers all are first termers. dented “home relief” program said, the changes would save leadership of senate. ! value ' of the proposed agreement . Apparently it was fired during • Morse said the only solution is could go or what the overall cost farmers a lot of confu­ That, at least, is the conclusion Karen Communist rebels enter "With the committee In opera­ to make the general counsel again of Lawrence H. Whiting, member I between this- country, Canada. ■practice and strayed a little off ‘ would be. sion. Mavmvo hill station 42 miles north ' Great Britain. France. Belgium. ] course. " the offuer said. “There tion.” said Cotter, "we e-tpect to DOOR PRIZE subordinate to the board, as was Under this phase, the maximum of a civilian commission appointed of Mandalay and fighting is in know el all times the status of all Pure Liiien Damask Cloths the case under the old Wagner In a report to Congress, the to study military pay and pen­ I The Netherlands, and Luxembourg. was r.o harm done.” payment In which the Federal gov­ commission recommended a broad progress in town, says government He said, in effect, that any coun­ The Soviet Aimy in Germany important legislation.” act. ernment would participate would sions. report. . . Kansas City police alert The committee, said Cotter, also Cuuie and Try It and You Will Like It Herzog was a committee wit- overhauling of tho department- He told a House Armed servic­ try probably will hesitate to move engaged in widespread maneiiver.s ORANGE HALL BINGO be 850 a month for one person; SiW both in Washington and in the children against poisoned meat­ a military way soylong as theie' last fail and it s pos.sii)> the would work closely with Senate for the first additional person in a es subcommittee today that the re­ balls thst look like cookies with in Dem.ocrata 1 Continued on Page Ten) field . and transfer to it of some is treaty notice that the United ; rocketrod was (lied then. Ar. air lift home, and 820 for each additional cruit i.s paid more than he could white icing The committee personnel was At 40% to 50% Savings food and land activities now ear­ get In rivillan life, but the general States ■will take a vital inlere.st in p:!ot reported in November he ta'.v TOMORROW NIGHT 22 REGULAR GAMES person. States would contribute ned on by other governmental announced a few hours before 44 to 75 per cent of the cost, ac­ gets much leas. anv aggression. Soviet tanks firing what seemed to agencies. But Senator Do:;r.ell (R , Mo. i Governor Bowles' top recom­ cording to state wealth. Would Raise Pay him to be iimisnal g\ms -.vh.ch he 6 SPECIALS From the farmer’s standpoint, already has made it plain he will thought Were ar.ti-a,icraf!. mendation met its first major test. Reds Warned Such assistance from the Fed­ perhap.s the most important rec­ Whiting, a Chicago bii.siness Flood Threats It called for a SIOO.OOO.OOO bond eral Treasury’s general fund, out­ insist thst there be no advance l>etaiU Kept Secret Reg. Reg. $6.98 ommendation is one which would man, testified in support of a bill commitment -even an implied one e to finance a housing pro­ Sweepstake and Door Prize side the insurance program, now to luise pay an average of H per The .Army rlassilied t.he d.scov- unify the department's far-flung that this country will flght. ery of the locket so seciel tlvit tlie gram. .'ll X 51 51 X 75 On Crossing is limited to needy aged persons, activities in each agricultural lent for the Army. Air Force, Appear Awaiii The gocernor has asked lhat a the blind and dependent children. .N'avy, Marine.s, Coast Guard. Pub­ Donnell told a reporter he details gtiil are and will ren-.ain EVERY MONDAY NIGHT county to end what the commi.s- hasn't seen the language submit­ ■slate snb.sidy be made available to It now coats shout 81.000,000.000 lic Health .service and Coast and I under lock and key. However, a slon called “duplications, overlap- ted to the Foreign Relations com­ bring rents down for low income NEW STARTING TIME—7:45 Li Tells Communists to a year. pings and often conflicting poli- JTJeodetlc aurvPy. Heading for high Berlin source who is in a posi­ groups. Reg. $7.98 (Mr.. Truman. In response to a The proposed increases Mercury mittee. He will have to judge tion to kno'w minim.zed the inci­ Reg. $5.98 cieH.” range for himsejf later whether to Op­ The housing program waa slated Stay on North on Yang­ question at his news conference The commission, a bipartisan 3.03 per cent for the lowest .-\I)ove Freezing Over dent. for a public liearlng at 2 p.m. be­ 51 X 63 51 X 87 last Thursdav pose or support it. he said The rofkel apparently was un- tze If Peace Desired said he never had j group on government reorganiza- cnli.stcd grades to 49.58 per rent Outright critics of the treaty fore the Judiciary committee. ' tion headed by former President j brigadier generals and officers Snow - Covered Areas deichar^ed. This is the type used Even before the hearing on the l('tmtlniiert on i’agr len) ; only^Ttr maneuvers, the sources Herbert Hoover, commended the Equivalent rank In the other ((ktoHnned on Page Four) Canton, Feb. 22—uFj—Acting department as a “vital and effee-1 !(erviccs. Only the recruit, or By The .Vssociated Press said. It left a shallow rrater about (ConUniied on Page Tea)* Just imagine pure linen damask cloths at siich ridiculous prices. Heavy qualit.v President Li Taung-Jen today live” agency in carrying out pro- i Navy “ Boot,” the lowest enlisted a foot deep. warned the Communists must not Tlire.ats of floods in niidwe.st It was the only rocket known silver bleach damask with only slight oily threads to make them iiregulai. Buy HOW TO tiMKE FAYMEMTS grams of value to farmers and con -' rank, would got no increase. areas increased today a.s the mer- cross the Yangtze river if they German Court Kumers. Whitiiig said the commission es­ to have landed in the U. S. zone, lor Tins Mi By “ tumping*' all your bUts I them for your use and for giHs. ^ or cradit eccouatS into on* want piacc. Ni then took off for cury headed for above freezing Cabinet Quits ' the officer said. The Germ-ms ■ “Osrriap and Duplicate” timates that a man entering mili­ , marks over tlie snow-covered areas oHierEipMses placo, you cen usually cut Kweilin. But its rapid growth has result­ tary service draws the equivalent have reported other instances, but LOANS may down tbo total of your ! of Nebraska. Warmer air moved The acting president said a Red there has been nothing to substan­ roonthly peymoots. Releases Kiiliii ed. the report said. In what of 8183 a month in pay. food, across the plateau states and G*t cMfth for taut, to pay old bills, Wo do tfcita for our customofs attack on Nanking and Shanghai Bolivian Rule tiate these reports. « Lgwest Price in Years amounts to a “loo.se confederation clothing and shelter. . northern Rockies and much melt- Flashes! Manufacturer'*s Closeout medical or denUl expenses. b]tc. ovary doy. W o’ll bo glad to south of the river would end ef­ of independent bureaus and agen­ “This is more than he could get Gen. Lucius D. Clay. American a — repay in amounts you select telt >ou, too. jest how much I Ing of huge plies of snow was ex­ commander, has said all Russians (tale BaUctlns ol the UP, tVIra) 68x86 Pure Irish Linen wo coo cut your poymonts. forts for peace negotiations. Former Bund leader to cies" which often “overlap and ; anywhere in industry for the Of Phona or visit the YES MAN today. Li’s departure was much more duplicate." , I .saihe responsibility and experi­ pected. Action to Let Herl- I who wanted to return home al- cordial than his reception. He Thvo meiiibors of the 12-m'an I Temperatures in th- 40s were ■ ready have done so and that is 97S *• $300 •a. fItiMMr* Atoiw Try to Regain Amer­ ence.” Whiting said. forecast for eastein Nebraska and 9 came here to try trf'persuade Pre­ On the other hand, the general zog Forni Coalition Rariat Ban* Upheld Famous Marlboro Sovereign mier Sun Fo and' the cabinet to ican Citizenship - Now iConUn'ued on Cage I'eU) from 45 to 55 in the western part (Uni.baoed no Page Ten) Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 23—. The resoluUons were ! Neceasarj- to Attract Right Men inKi k Inn ,1 $1M <,ili m.U wtw r«W>l|r *• >1 — 'kb •< HO »i nik Hao, spokesman for an unofficial court. He said he would try at I Whiting said the commission permit President Enrique Hertzog ^ possad by the former Beard af White Damask Sees Serious Trouble to form a coalition of all j^ u p s Park Commissioners and adopted ** tnm I, mlOwti »t .11 wwtnNiH " ______Nanking peace delegation, said be once to regain hi* American eiU- Aeeuses Pope believes a raise will be necessary “It’s pretty near a cinch lhat Hits Yankees 17x17 Napkins to Match $6.98 Doz. r.nd two companions hoped to ac- zeiiship lifted during the war. I if a military caree^ I* to attract which supported the revolution of by the Department of Parka and we’ll be in for trouble—eerious Recreation. They were attacked hr i;ompany Sun Fo back to Nanking A denazification court bad sen­ j the kind of men the nation needs trouble,” Peterson -said. i 1946. Beautiful quality Irish linen damask in several patterns. within three days. The three were tenced him to ten years. as a ma­ ' in its armed forces. This b r o adly representat'.ve , Piiblishpd Under Name Dr. P. O. flweenev, Loulsiille Ne­ Togliatti Charges Pius The .U. S. Weather bureau said cabinet ia beliesed to have a better gro. • The lowest price in years. In Hong Kong to try to lay before jor Nazi. The Appeals court re­ The pay Increases the commis- Uie temperature trend in the west- Tablecloths and Napkins i chance of meeting renewed threats O f Anhabelle Buear, • • ‘ * I .south China Communist leaders duced the term to two years and Seeking to Organize slon proposes would cost the gov­ em blizzard states was upward. It t » Sun’s Ideas for peace. Any "ex­ took Into consideration the 25 ernment ah estimated 8400.000,000 I of an extreme right wing coup d' . MuSeeaHon CSarte of Death* Alliance Against Reds reported a reading of 48 at Boise. Resigned Employe ML VeraoB, O., Feb. 23—(JV—-^ OLDSMOBILE change of ideas” resulting from months he already has served in next year. Ida., yesterday. At Ely, Nev.. elat. I 'the Hong Kong visit wHI be re­ prison camps. Cfiiairman ot the commission Is Bolivia has been imder an offi- I father Md son found dead loat At Great Savings Special! Reg. 1.5c Heai^’ Weight which was one of the areas hard ‘ cial "state of siege” slnqe Satur- ( night la their apartment at near- ported to Li and Sun.Fo, Wu said. The Judgment automatically Rome, Feb. 22—(/P- - Italian Chsfles R. Hook, chairman o f the hit by blizzards, tlie mercurj- Moscow. Feb. 22 - .P —The Rus­ Presides at Cabinet Meeting freed him except for minor for- Comipunist leader Palmiro Tog- day when the government claimed sians have pubiLohed a book under b}' Fredericktown died of *age- ARMCO Steel cjorp. The other reached 39. It touched 51 at Sid- to have thwarted a plot by the Up To $50-00 Trade-In Tlie acting president’s warning ^malitles such as getting hla pa- ■ liattl accuses Pope Pius XU of members are Father Cavanaugh, I eatloa by ga* fume*,- Coreaar C. "' di V Pocatello, Ida. ! Revolutionary move the name of Annabelle Buesr. re­ that-a Communist river orosring ^pers. , I seeking to organize a “holy alli- ' L. Harmer ruled today. Pravi- Dish Cloths president of Notre Dame univer­ Rising temperatures also were p^wer. signed U. S. embassy employe. It ' onsly, the coroner said he thought Reg. $6.98, 64x84 Cloths . . would prevent any peace negotia­ The court ordered 20 per cent of I ante" against Communist coun- sity: Keith S. McHugh, vice presi­ forecast for Dakotas, with ^ ---- tions was made at a reception. La­ his. property confiscated. Kuhn, j tries, ' The MNR was oiwted by a junta makes statements like these: the men had heahw each other to dent of the American Telephone ihfca in the 40s in parts of South of workers, students and profes- Rose Pattern Only ter Li presided over a cabinet however, said he had no holdings Hla views appeared in advance That U. S. Ambassador Walter I death daring a dmakea brawL Um Co., and Lawrence H. Whiting, Dakota. Meanwhile, the Fifth sqrs in July, 1946. at which time Allowance meeting at which he expressed con­ in Germany. proofs today of an article to ap­ pre.sldent of Whiting gnd Co., and Army was hoping to fini.sh the job .' Bedell Smith operated in the black ': men were Herbert Steven*. Cl, and fidence the government could sta­ Kurn grinned as he left the pear in the coming issue of Vie its leader, Dictator • President Marold. S3. Gualberto Villaroel, was lynched market and ordered Russian em­ 0 for 65® bilize the national economy. room. Nuove, the Communist- weekly. (('xintlnurfl os Page Tan) ployes in the embassy to sell fo r . Everyone Is Looking (Coatinned on Page Four) In whet the authoritative "Poll- S3 Former Leaders Held Reg. $7.98, 72x90 Cloths . . "All we must do Is strive, for “How does it feel to-be free? The story is titled “ GoU and the him such things as gold coins,' better governmental adminis­ Oh. it feels very very good," he Atlantic Pact,” ' ycal Handbook of the World” Nanking, Feb. 93—(JV-Thirty- Chrysanthemum I^attern Only A real heavy weight dish cloth at less than 11c each. called a “trulv popular revolution.” watches and fountain pens; On The Purchase of Any New tration.” Li said. He added that said. Togliatti, target of an assassin two former Uhlneae government Reg. 15c quality. Blue and green borders only. Civil RighU Restored That large speculators at the leader* In Tlrnt»ln wrre arrested the entire gold yuan iasue now In Had B«cn Peoslinislle last year, writes critically of the embassy go back to the- United pope’s call for special masses Hopes To Walk Without The junta reeto'red civil rights by UonunuaM antboritle* while At Your Car! circulation could be redeemed with While waiting for the court to and democratic freedoms which States with ’’tens of thousands of convene Kuhn bad been pessimis­ April 3 “ to expiate the crime of guests at k Red banquet. The * 820 000 000 U. S. Villaroel had suppressed and in dollars Worth” of art, illegally ex­ Chian Hmes said today. Tho 1948' Modd Refrigerator Reg. 69c ea., 20x20 Napkins Right 'Wing Kuomintang Boss tic. At that Ume he hail said: the enemies of God” in sentencing ported; ' c ea. Another Shipment! Josef Cardinal Mindszenty • of Limp After Operations March, 1947, Hectiog. leader of the newspaper gave no anthority lee Rose and Chry.santhemum Pattern , ePeople are judging you by its appear­ Chen Ll-Fu. who came here re­ "They’ll give me the limit." Republicoi. Socialists, was Inaug­ Ita reporL Anmng thoao laportod portedly to bolster Sun FdV bloc, Kuhn was bitter about the Ger­ Hungary to life Imprisonment. ______/ Trylag to Foaeat War | urated president following free snd That a .U. S. State department j arrested werewe Ta Chtan-Bhl tor- Big Values from $259.00 to $328.00 Niagara Glass Check Pattern ssid he would depart for his home mans. .Marking Oat New Line ance. Altoona, Po., Fak. 22—o r — Now Melvin stands five feet, legal elections. clique is trying to foment war with i Bser m ajsr These Bosco linen finish cloths will wear and wash for .It Wuhsiang, near where retired 'When you see them around Tse-Tslng. < Apparently TogUatti, who al­ four inches, Instead of six feet toll. Many leaders of the MNR want Russia; - ' j years. All bo.xed for gift giving also. I President Cfliiang Kal-Sliek is rest- j here,” he said, "it flow* you right, ways has stood for avoiding di­ Eigh tecn-y eo r^ d Melvin Acker, into exile In Argentina and Peru. Kaearintaag tHadeeaBat party). ing. It was presumed he would re- | up to here.” ' He held his hand "But. gee, it’s worth it ” he said That some State department em-| oQur Body and Paint Shop can make you rect conflict with the ebur^ In Js., is sertaln he will walk with­ Hertzog’s government charged yes­ ployct are “Garmanophilca.” j . * * * Your appliance i$ only as good as the dealer Dish Towels Dort to CTilang on the result* of I sgolnst hla neck to indicate hia last night. "Just IWnk. I'll be able Says Csafessisa Fseeod predominantly Catholic Italy, wo* out a limp once more thanks to to walk like an ordinary fellow terday that they had continued (In Washington. Ambassador' from whom you purchased it. proud— from the smallest dent— his visit In Canton. disgust with the Germans. marking out a new- Communist agitation for overthrow of his Geneva. Bwlturtaai, fhh. SS* Gpe Problem Not Settled Kuhn’s release came just one operations that removed six inch­ again.” Smith said the charges "are com-, (iP)—Dr. Pant N. Gazhsr. I line here. Should the-party aban­ regime by force from those coun­ pletely without foundation.” Th* to a complete refinish. One problem not settled satis­ day after the tenth anniversary of don Its llve-and-let-'ive attitude es from his right leg. The doctor* believe the opera- bishop foe acntral and Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales tries. ’ ■■ some view was expressed there by Ic ea. factorily to the Canton bloc of the. the 'German-Amerlcon bund's big. toward the church, aome observers . Melvin contracted rheumatic fe­ Uoiu were auccessful. but Melvin A govemmdnt spokesman ooid Enrepa, aaM taday tha Eketrical DepL->Baaement nationalist government is the gest -rally in Madison Square Gar­ say, thia would be tantamount to ver when he was four. He recov­ —now wearing a cast, on his left Eltaridge IJurbrow who was coun­ at I the coup was “ planned on Peru- selor of embassy at Moacow for. question of holding the next meet­ den. But there was o..Bour note In admitting thdt the party foiled to ered gradually but his . left leg_ leg and hobbling about on crutch- vlan tarritory with the cooperation VaaiMK.] I two years. Durbrow said "this Beautiful quality, quick drying, long wearing dish Mancheitar Motw S) ing of the Legislative Tuan In Kuhn’s rejoieing: That was when wrin the Catholic mooses writh didn’t develop normally. By the es— must return to the hospital In of th* Peruvian M inistarof Indus­ aaaatlnteMNC hi Nanking. LegUIators here want John Roy Carlson, author of the pToritlaes of improving their lot. time he was 17, hia right leg was z couple ot weeks. ^ try Alfonso Uozo.” whole thing la absolutely cock- aaly haaa hssa towels made by Niagara. All over glass check pattern “Your Oldsmobile Deaier” the nieeting held in r ^ . blue, gold and gfeen and in a new muUi-color . Lt will fly , from Kweilin ■' to came into the corridor. Ttuhn space to the pope's statement that Doctors removed first three cast,” he explained, "and see h-w.' [Ministfy of Information denied (Smith U at WalUr Read hos­ iM J L W H A U CORE MAHCNItTlA^MIH X _ check. 512 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 1131 Cfiiongaha. hotqe of his former rl- pointed to Orison, who had tesU- he welcomed "the steps that have inches of bone from hia right leg I’m. doing. But I know bow Cm go- ! that any Peruvian alements par- pital In Washington whsr* ha has MA|KMtSTtil Com m * ahoye the thigh and then three ing to do. I’m going to walk — (Ct^tizned ms Pag* Finirl (Coatlnu^ Ml Pag* r*a) (Osattanad om Pag* TMV mors below the knee. i and xvithout a limn." tm l ■V 'U * ; ' / /• i /■ MANCBBSTBB EVENING HERALD. MAMCHESTBE. OONM., TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1949

MANCHEiSTEB EVGIMING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, ITJBRUARY 22, 1049 ' ingiil also were much less than In 15 Girls Vie LxieiitltNl F4ir4*rd(»l Ij Freight Drop 'v!ic ca;ly inc;'.:h-. of 1918. 51,000 officsra and 40,000 cnltste Program of Studies Require Less Repair late Thomas C. and Mary A. Malloy men, total Ot.OOO. { Muffled Cries of Baby Cause Favoi^ Draft Boston. Feh. 22-^U7—Extonded Whlttemore also pointed out the Hardie. He was educated at the Paaaad to .Roost Bbuspower i •Sally’ T r ^ forecast for New Elngland Feb, 25 . New Haven has many pieces of a t y Lafrrence Street school, the old Tbs sslecUvo service law was I For Pie Title Behind Action Much Damage to Parked Auto -F e b . 26 inclusive: new'equipment which require less Wadsworth Street school and the panod ay the SOtb Congress to To Battle Reds ij repair, adding; To Aid Guard boost manpower In the armsd serve The temperature during the next Huntslnger ’ Business in Recess ; "Due to agreements with vari- Official Dies graduated from all three with hon- Ices. It was used for a few months four days, Wednesday through New Haven Roail Presi­ Oklahoma City, Feb. A helpful spectator raised the N O W P L A Y IN G — Seek Free Trip to W a ^ * j ous unions it Is impo.ssible to put ors. by the Army, but the Navy. Ma­ rlty that Is fatal to the best.” he next Saturday, will average from He leaves his wlfe.iiMrs. Cora R. Ovilian - Military Study Yale President' Asserts ington; Trunjan to one to six degrees below normal in dent Says Mild Win­ the shops on a three or four days 3Iay Take Stand in Sam Gordon. 68. heard the muffled ^ 2 ? !“ b ^ ? " rines and Air Force continued to said. ] operating basis." Forrest Hardie; a son, Raymond cries of a baby coming from a «>niebody la try- depend on volunteers; nprUicrn New England and close William J. Hardie Aa* Committee Says vCost Action by Universities The current stullent body, Get Beat Pastry ter Affects Cars Used I The shutdowns, effective W. Hardie of Glastonbury: three Own Defense When parked automobile’s trunk yeater- jng to be ftlnny,” Officer Mullenix th e Arm y later abandoned „ ' though swollen In numbers. Is rep- to'iiorm al In southern New Eng- •CMor in Hartford daughters. Miss Mary A. Hardie. draft calls, too. explaining that Its land\>rith seasonable temperatures Wednesday, wdl iille approxlm.'itely said, surveying the crowd sus- Would Be Large Most Effective M ean s I resentative from a geographic 1,000 at the Itradsille shops iind Mrs. Leo M. Shea and Mrs. Leo G. Case Is Resumed budget was not large enough to occuiiinF In Massachusetts, Con­ Boston, Feb. 22 A decrease He called police. Scout Car Offl- pldously. rgn . ' standpoint and outstanding In its Chicago, Feb. 22—(47 — Fifteen 1 about 3.’’»0 at Van Neal, N. Y., elec- For 24 Years Finnahce; six grandchildren and pay for more soldlera The draft O f Meeting necticut- and Rhode Island. cera J L. MuUenlx and J. C. Jor- | But It wasn’t so funny when Washington, Feb. 32—t/P)—Use //V 1 nrcai ] Mdemocrstlc quality." There has girls In thelr.upper ’teens vied to­ in freight shipments by rail ha.P) — An ex­ American studies In our universl- is our first Interest. . .That Is Massachusetts, Connecticut and heavy decline Irf the number of Whlttemore said he noped to boom of the twenties and the de- economists In the food packaging his witne.sses arrive' from Ger town’a oldest resident In her 92nd would be Iqrge b y t “vve cannot pectant mother awaiting the birth j tlea." why I am looking forward eager- Rhode Island about the middle of cars of anthracite coal and fuel oil resume at least partial operations pfession of the thirties. A Re­ On Idle Pay Ban year, a coualn and Charles Palmer ^Gloria Swanson Seymour told 1,000 Yale gradO- to the time when wo can in oU and processing Industry. - publican, he saw seven changes In many In time Miss Gillars’ ap­ afford a cheaper program. of her third child was slashed to the period. handle!}. He said general carload- in the shops about March 15. of Chestnut Hill, another cousin. . “ Our full strength must be main­ atca at the univeralty’a S2d Alumni fairness return to something Uke The contestants are; the d ty administration during his pearance likely will be delayed un­ death with a lusty butcher knife Hartford. Feb. 22 — — The til they have been heard, Mr. Palmer and his slater and Tr> ing Comeback tained to preserve the peabe of the day.exerciBe8 that such a course of our normal size. We have carried Leora Blake, IS, La Porte, city service. The late Norman C. brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ yesterday momenta before a po­ education would be put into effect &n overload In the number of stu­ Stevens was mayor when Mr. Connecticut Supreme court has re­ ’Two former co-workers of Miss world.” the committee, named by Colo.; Dolores Mlnarsch, 16, Chi­ ward A. Smith of Hebron attended licewoman stopped at her home on at Yale “ in the future." dents because of our obligations Hardie first was elected a.ssessor. jected an appeal by a group ot Gillars In the wartime German ra^ President Truman, said In urging cago; Sara Sue Pheglcy, 15, Car­ funeral services In New Haven H o ll^ ’ood, Feb. 22—(/P)—Gloria a routine call. He- said he advocated not a to the veterans; but b c ^ n ln g lisle, Ind.; Ruth Ann Lyons. 17,' He was re-elected In 1028 after dio already have testified for her the expansion. Officers called by the police­ HERE'S THE TYPEWRITER former employes of the Wlnche.s- Friday. Burial was In the West Swanson, nearing her 6Ist birth­ "propagandist type" of study, but next autumn we plan to cut serir which the method of selecting as­ ’Their testimony was designed to The group proposed an Arm y woman, Norma Alex, arrested the Howell. Mich.; Thelma Ukkelberg. I sessors was changed to appoint­ ter Repeating Arms company show that Mlaa Gillars worked for Haven cemetery. day, haa come back to Hollywood National Guard of 475,000 and n one with an approach which would oualy the size of our entering 18, ClltheraJI, Minn.; Jerrell Local school closed Friday for a slain woman’s husband. Donald E. | freshman class. ment by the mayor. from a decision denying them ur*- the Nazis under compulsion and In to play a role for wiilcb aho la es­ organized Reserve corps of 570.- "aolldlfy faith In the American Thrash, 18. Philadelphia, Mias.; { employment compensation. week’s holiday. It will not be much Mervyn. 30, unemployed mill- "B y the autunm of 1951 we Mr. Hardie also was directly re­ fear of her life. pecially fitted—that of an cx- 300, for a total of 1.054,300. with worker and former Inmate of two j phllooophy and devotion to its Rosalie Powell, 16, Matthews, Mo.: I ’The men sought to collect unem­ of a vacation for some, however, the selective service law providing shall have returned closely, I be­ MORE PEOPLE A S K F O R sponsible for the sale of national maintenance.” Arleta Leach. Kalispell. Mont.; { ployment compensation benefits The three other Germans slated for mumps and grippe Infections movle queen. state hospltala lieve, to our pre-war numbers. In savings stamps by the Federal to testify for the defense also are The woman who rose from a $2- the desired strength. If necessary Oppooee Compulsory Oeuroe Betty Latimer, 18, Fredonia, N. j government to raise revenue for from Sept. 21 to Oct 20. 1940. co are running rampant here. Mias Suggests States Retain Control Mervyn is being held without I Seymour declared he “ rejected this way only can we guarantee Y.; Joanne McCullough, Oak Har-1 former radio workers. Laughlln a-day bathing beauty extra to a charge Detective Capt. Richard THE MEW national defense. He suggested tending they were out of work be­ Gladys Rice reported that 39 cas­ The group suggested that the the insulation of college students" the quality of our student body bor. Ohio; Dorothy Jo Fields, 17,' said their testimony will follow $12,000-a-week screen siren in the Mahoney said he has signed a and especially the quality of Our such a plan to former U. S. Sen­ cause of a “ lockout." A panel of es of mumps had developed among ststea retain control of National from the study of Qimmunlatic New CTumberland, Pa.; Winnie Lee 1 the line of that already given by '20s and early ’30s, bas signed a rambling statement admitting the teaching capacity." ator John A. Danaher In 1940 who unemployment, compenMtlon com­ the school children alone during Guard units ns at present. I theory and practice, and opposed Snead, 17. McKenzie. Tenn.: Pat; missioners ruled however that Franz J. Schaefer and Emil \V. K the present epidemic of January contract for a role in Pararoount’a killing "bsenuse It was- cither l.er President Seymour, in explain took the matter up with the post- Sunset Boulevard.” The National Guard now has as "Inadequate" a tingle compul­ Loudon. Kent, Waali,; Eleanor | they were Ineligible for benefits Beckmann. and Febniarv. Miss Ela’e Roosa. about 287,000 men, far leas than, or me." ing hla Ideas of higher education. ROYAL PORTABLE maMer general. Beckmann spent almost all of The star of many a silent and sory course to. all students In Coleman. 18, Charlestown. W. Va., I WeU Known As Speaker because they were participating in teacher of the second and third the 375,000 It had lost June when Mervyn’s v.’ife, Ruth Constance, • Raid that he Is a “ convinced be' yesterday on the stand. Schaef­ early sound epic has been appear­ ^ American history. ' and Mardelle Clarkson, Del’ere. | In hla earlier days. Mr. Hardie a labor dispute. grade was stricken with the dis volunteers flooded recruiting of­ 35, died’ In a shower Istall with .ler I never” In two propositions often er testified last week. ing before the television cameras throat cut in six place.". Her two . "Most men In ray generation.” ignored today. « WIs. i w i t h FINGIR F O R M KIYS conducted a cafe on Asylum street, The Supreme court, sustaining a cpse Thursdav. fices to avoid the draft. Pre-wur said the university president, “ are Superior court decision upholding Beckmann, a former news editor MLsa Patricia Isham, daughter In New York, keeping her talents young children lay In Iholr beds a | "In the first place I do not think and was active in numerous fra­ strength was 185,000 ^men. conscious of our rich Ignorance of ternal organizations and well the panel, pointed out that the for the Nazi radio, said Miss Gil o f Mr. and Mrs. Philip Isham. Ill sharpened. few feet away. that all men are Intellectually The sturdiest portable ever built. The Present Reserve strength fig­ American history. We are fearful known is a speaker. He was lec. min was shut down for only one lars was forced to work with o f pneumonia, was entered as a A s she signed her contract yes­ Miss Ale^ said she had been sent I equal and I believe that any at­ Views Americans Royal Portable has more “ convenience” ures were not available. lest those who follow us fall to re­ tempt to give everybody a college turar of Hartford council. K. of C., day following the refiwal of the propaganda records in 1943 and patient at Windham Community terday she said: A National Guard bureau to tlie Merv’yn home at the request features than any other portable; fast­ Hartford lodge. Loyal Order of men to work, and that the plain­ 1944. Before that, he testified, Memorial hospital Saturday kfter “ Although It has been a long of neighbors who knew Mrs. Mer­ ceive better guidance and sharper education throughout the country est of all and easiest to operate. It’s spokesman said the recommended stimulus In appreciating the fac­ will of necessity dilute that educa­ Gracious to All Moose and the Holy Name society tiffs remained out of work volun­ her programs were "strictly en noon. Sunday she was reported to time since I ’ve been on a studio plan would not change the bealc vyn had been alone since her hus­ THE standard typewriter. In portaMe tors that have made American life tion. Would You Rather Drive A of St. Justin’s church, and the Na­ tarily In accordance with a vote of tertaihment." be Improving, stage, I feel quite at homo—as If o.ganization of the Guard. but band di.xappeared-. last Thursday. size. tional Association of Assessing He said that Nazi radio work­ Carl Johnson. 7-year-old son of I had never been away. It feels Her third child was expected mo- ] significant In the history of the In the second place I do not be­ Zurich, Switzerland, Feb. 22—(4b the union at the plant. would Increase the :iumber of men lieve that the primary purpose of Officers. ers were told to follow the poli- Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, of almost like I just walked out of In Field Artillery. Infantry and mentarlly. ^ World.” —A Swiss travel expert, who aa NEW 1949 PONTIAC? Mr. Hardie was born in Hart­ Hop River Village, a victim of my dressing room the day before He said that "our traditional an education Is to guarantee to far as is known does not wea.r Typewriter Ribbonfi and Suppliefi cle.s laid down to them and that other units now operating. our graduates economic prosperi­ ford October 2, 1870, son of the "one false utterance and you’ll be Lobar pneumonia, is a patieift at yesterday." The recommended basic struc­ college curriculum, whether at rose-tinted glasses, baa the follow­ REASONABLY EARLY DELIVERIES Yale or elsewhere in the country, ty.’’ Repaint on AH Makeis and Models Andover put away." the same hospital. He went in "The day before yesterday” ac­ ture for the National Guard: ing report about ^'Americana: Twice he said he was “ threat­ few days earlier and he too is tually was In 1941. when she at­ ’Thirteen divisions (13,500 men — IWARNMl HpOS has neglected the challenge” of the Americans are very gracious to WITH OR WITHOUT TRADES ened" by Horst Clelnow, a high making satisfactory progreas. tempted a comeback with Adolph problems confronting democracy all foreigners and are “ Impressively Reconditioned standard models available. The committee In charge of the each! at 75 per cent full strength; Model C S79.50 official of the Nazi radio. Both ’The Chief Oe'eum Corral held Menjoii In "Father Takes a Wife.” total 173..V00. Caa't Afford to Minimize Tlircat Father of Ten patientto and dlKlplIned in crowds.” Also new adding machines. Military Whist party on February times the jury was told to disre­ social hieeting at the home of Mr, That was her first olcture since Fourteen divisions (7.350 eachl EDWARD Referring to Communism, he T h il is because Americans have 26 will be Mrs. Howard Spear. and Mrs. Stanley Field Saturday 1938—and her last until now. CIRCLE said: "None of us can afford to discovered it causes less wear and BALCH PONTIAC, Inc Asthmatic? Mrs. Elwood Hudson. Mrs. Helen gard the testimony, since the al- at 40 per cent strength; total 102,- Kills Wife, Self Model A 889.50 legetl threat was not made in the night. Cards and games were en 900. minimize the Communist threat to tear on the nerves to be polite. OPEN EVEMNC. also Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Sheldon gestion of having a nominating place on (able, whose and Jlr. and Mrs. George Nelson. committee was turned down, ai d wide bate provides Sunday guests at the home ot the meeting elected by ballot, as Go 8rm, oua-uppiog ic Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spear were follows: Dearoms. Allan, Robinson to AMATEUR HOUR WINNERS curity. Mis.s Esther Nelson and Miss Ger­ tc serve for three years. Donald T T v a trude Myers of South Woodstock Woodward, tw o . years. Raymond Produced By Major Bowes Staff Lyman, one year: Deaconesses, Mrs. Edith Isham. three years. On Stage— In Person Mrs. Ruth Little, two years and SH lUSNNEU MEMblllAl^ Mrs. Pauline Lohr, one year. MABTFODO Church council members named IIURRV! HURRV! Ha%e V4>ur Jeep are Wilbur' Smith from the Board 4 MORE DAYS TOP TALEN T i9sf mnevtr irx-sassiNcn court Of the Old Gold Radio Show T ju cap be »ure—renffy rare—of get­ of Trustees, Allan Robinson, Weilnesday Night BIGGER-BE’TTKR Wkita tUon mttd fmf wKm I tKiaMt ora optloaol GET A pul in first cla^s deacon; Mrs. Ruth Little, deacon- TH A N EVER and Television Show. * rhe Edl- ting wonderful handling ea*e in jour eas; Mrs. Mary Hutchins, Ladies ,oo nay- Tsbiesad Jeep 20 STAR ACTS Put your loved ones 1949 Mercury t Society: Mrs. Martha Tibbits. Sun­ Only, 5 to 9 p. in. rite"i* si- Tickets at box office— .All Sponsored By • to eternal rest amid T H E 4-IN-l VEHICLE condition liy our day School and Mrs. Allan Robin­ 40 a practical table sat for the For it's been r$ad-pratm by thousand* son. choir. Evea. and Toes., .Sat. •\nderson-Shea Post quiet, dignified sur- erowtog child as it can be a*c4 of owners for millions of railrsl Word has been received here of W e will offer again by re 5latlnee; 82.40, 8IJU>. ^ illys - Overland V. F. W . roundings and either a* a dinner table or for play. the death of Mrs. Elford Russell, quest of a great many of $1.20; 2nd Bat. 70c. All Guard rail caa be teoKtred io- And here are souie other good thing* other matinee., SIJIO. ivho died at her home In West our customer.':, a regular friendly atmos­ ftsBily. Table also can experts. 81.00; 2nd Bal. .50r. Prlcea your road-hugging new Mercury gives Afefeft (um m t aub t k tytiwwi 1949 Haven February ,15, at the age of inriode tax. .All v-ata. re- Arjiiory box office will be phere. lie u s^ as a ooay«a- you: A powerf^ new 8-cyliixicr, V-type 93. She would have been 94 In o(»cn proinpHy at 7 P. M. Thnra- aervrd except 2nd Bal. lent "chair" for oMthtr 1949 MERCURY AS LOW AS May. Mrs. Russell, who was a na­ $1.50 Minute day night. Adnila tl.OO, chil­ whso feeding the engine with turpriung toanomy! Front tive of Columbia. was Orilla SHOW TIM E S and dren SOc (tax Included). child. Selected North­ coil tpriaging! A truly restful "comfort- Richardson, daughter of L

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 194$ ..on auppoileJ .by th# opinions Nortkern Light* Setn PAGE flV lt Columbia; and Mrs. Floyd X. Fogll of attandanU at the niMt- Hofipital Anntx PatiM ta Due to B e ^ School Board of the Qilead Hill school. Circle to Note i ing with whom I aubsequen- Named on'Radio PNigram By Local RMldcnta Bowles The Hebron Congregational ly was exactly th* oppoaite. T allw P oU cy New Father Requires used only i’.nder the advice of phy­ the salts, most of them afraid ot church has had a new fan and 1 thank the Editor for th* op­ sicians." after-effects. PaUcnU'at Memorial hospi­ Truce Talks A )— A Trans- night from St, Francis hospi­ The Missionary Circle of the tended to be n public document. ter branch of the Hartford laUng to the personnel-of tM two 1290 a u b . Frequency Modulation Official Gives Address tal after Mrs. Wilbur Archer Light HowevOT calls from purchasers snd users of consulted IramecHstely." New Britain. Feb. 22-(/r>—Rob­ family reunion. Emanuel Luthperan church will Jordan delegation la du* Mr* WKNB—News; Request Matin­ Paul C. Coates, who lives In a County YWCA, as well as by new schools approved by eleetora W T H T -F M 106.7 MC. presented her husband, a '34-')> ert A. Hauaman, * inm ber of the celebrate its fovirth anniversary Thuraday to begin grmistle* talks Flood Threats more or less woodsy section of Brotherhood other friends of th* hoepltal. ee. t WDRC— FM *6.7 MC. Increased population and im­ year-old World war II Veteran . Washington, Feb. 22 — '#5 — ^ arloofiQ ' RepubUcan State Central commU- with a birthday party In the at last week's referendum were WTHT—Key Kyser. the town, reports having seen a To the Editor: The local patients hesfrd the with IsrasL ' 7VFIIA— 106.7 MC. proved American diets make the With a six pound, six ounce Many Suspected cases of lithium tea, todaj' naked ,Go». Cheater church vestry on Friday evening. rsleed hut nUbt at » meeUng of w n c —Backstage Wife. deer, s gray squirr^and QU'te a The world seems to be full of program over radio set# pre­ A Unltsd Nations otflclsl nad* Appear Again W YIC— FM 46.6 MC; 96.5 MC. continued search for still greater baby boy. salts-polsonlog came to light over XNff OPTHto DOES THt Bovrlek.to d i ! ^ a “ dtaturblnj' ru­ Mrs. Willard J. McLaughlin, number of robins. These seem to disunity. Fear la being given as sented as a help of the Hospi­ the Board of Education and rec­ 4:15— WDRC—FM. efficiencies in food distribution Arche* fainted when a nurse the week-end, the Food and Drug G E Y S E R Ol d FAtTVtPUl- mor” mat the Ifovemor Intends to wife of Rev. McLaughlin, pastor ths announeement last aighi and W TIC — Stella Dallas. J ••scuttle" the educational progmin be NignT of an enrly aprin^ ne the reason. What are we afraid tal Woman's AuxiUsry. ommended to the Edueatlonal po- Same as WDRC. more important now than ever be­ showed him the baby. Hls administration, said today, but no W E R U P T "? r % - of the North Methodist church, said ths acting mediator, Dr. (Denttased from Fsga O w ) 4:30— WFHA. that Bo^^les proposed during hla thinks. Mrs. Herbert , Porter of? The man over there. W hy are During the program Mrs. iciee committee for further etudy- fore, L. M. Casayoux, president of head struck the floor and he additional deaths have been re­ who spent a number of years on we afraid of him? We do not know Ralph Bunch*, had been adyiaed W D RC—New England Note­ 4:00—Meet Mlsa Mason. required 17 .'ititchcs in hi.s face \.l campaign for goi^ernor. I reported hearing peep frogs a Mohrbacker mentioned the of etesring. resds of snow in ths The committee la mads up of the New England Division of A S P ported. I short time ago. the mission fields In India, has him. Why don't we go over and of Trvts-Jordan's intentlona by a book, 6:00—Evening Centinel. Food Stores, said today. and chin. The American Medical associa­ In a letter to Owernor Bowles. been secured ds the speaker. Mrs. names of Mra Jtssle Bldwell, V. N. represMtatlvs at Amman, dlssster area in a few dava. Frederick Rogers, Mrs. Robert H. W T H T —Bandstand:. Newa and Hausman asked thp state's chief Local schools closed > nday for get to know him? We are afraid 8:00—News. Speaking in observance of the tion said Friday the table-salt sub­ 1 McLaughlin has appeared before Mrs. Rebecca Chapman and Trans-Jordan captUl. Tbs negotia­ Although hssvy rains hit ths Fa- Smith and William Buckley. Weather. rs new, enen--1 i the.... usual...... vacation,- to roopen . on , of him. Thus we go around In cir­ Andrew EUlson of the annex; 6:16—Sports; Weather. company's 00th anniversary, which stitute haa killed at leaat^our per­ executive If he still fa^’or| a number of local women's groups tions ars expsetsd .to gat undsr cifle coast from northsm Osllfor- The two new schools in ques­ W TIC —Lorenzo Jones. 1 AM S W E R . Teachers Col-1 the 28th. Windham High students cle* because of the refusal to ac­ The entertainer spokp from 6:30—Fortunes in Music. Is being observed this month, Mr.' sons. larged facilities at and always has had an interesting ^ ^ ...... ^ WM on Friday. nia to British Oblumbis, there tion are the Princeton snd Olcott WONS— Story Time. Purocliial School \ A B O U T lege of Connecticut and If he Is and tho.se attending the Wllllman- cept the Fatherhood of God, and Chicago. She now la en route '7:00—Gardening with' the Gal­ C;szayoux cited recent estimates Male Against Lnw \ E V E W Y alfx)} niesspge, telling almut the evistoms ^j,e brotherhood o f man. Trans-Jordan wlU be tM second were no reports o f. any major strset buUdInga It is hoped that WCCC—Newa; Melody Matinee. ready to reaffirm hls campnign i tic Teachers College arc to San Francisco to attend a laghers.- • Indicating the nation haa 148,000,- Food and Drug Commissioner , h OU« Arab country to undertake armIS' floods. But there were threats of the eebotSa o w M partially com­ 4:45— promise In this rfspoct. [ home. This means 50 or so of imd people of Tndilf. We mav a* well face U y facta. Y W C A conference. 7:15 —Easy Rhythm. 000 people to feed .noft', a-s com­ Projccl PlaiiiiecI Paul B. Dunbar told a reporter c a r rivers overflowing. Strong winds pleted by next flratemMr and W TIC —;Young WlUder Brown. Kesrly three million dollars tor voung people on vacation here. The musical part of the pro­ We. a.s Individuals, cannot exist tlce negotiations with Israel. 7:30—TCC Drama Show. pared to 130.000,000 In 1940. He sale of Westsal, Foodsal, .Saltl-Sal There is no skating, no coasting, accompanied the rain along th* iM t some rooms will M ready for W ONS—Two-Ton Baker. g -x-' new buildings and Improvements gram will con.slst of vocal .-volos without one another. The man An Egyptian delegation, which 8:00— Request Time. also pointed out that the average and other liquids containing nine of the usual wlrvter sports haa been negotiating her* stne* coast Th* precipitation MU sx- uec at that time. WCCC—Junior Disc Jockeys. Another fund-raising project Is at T, (X C. Is Included in an 18 by Mrs. Hazel Anderson as well over there Is Important to the tsnded inland over ell of Washing­ 9:00—Newa. American Is eating about 1.5 per lithium chloride, Is against the WATCH FOR THE EXCITING available, but they will have a Jan. IS, may make known today n m 6 :00— cent more food than in the pre­ millloh dollar building program as a number of .selections by a scheme of things just as we are. ton and half of Dragon. m u TI PrinelMls W TH T— F.M. being planned for some time in la'.v. but no legal action has been good time anyway. Those home Strong Pledge the dedslen of th* Cairo govern­ W DRC—The OU Record Shop. war yeara. NEWS . . . LEARN HOW YOU which bas been submitted to the chlldrep's orche.stra compo.scd of He is afraid of us for the same Ragarding the type ofprinelpel- Same ns WTHT. ' March by .St, Bridget’s church for taken because the companies from the State Teachers College at ment on a eompromlae draft Oalryman Olvea Waratag WONS—Straight Arrow. WTIC— F.M.- " It is important 'now, more than General Assembly by the state Ida M. Johnson, Ruth .M. Johnson. reasons of fear. He is one of us, shlp to M eaUbUshed tor etch of the purpose of getting money for iiianuiacturlng the products vol­ Wllllmantic are Miss Dolly Mark­ agreement for an armlatlee whteh Scores of dairyman in the Smith W T H T —Green Hornet, Same as WTIC. ever before." Mr. Cazayoux slated, CAN S-A-V-E ON YOUR w v « e « e c a n v o u & E T Board of Education. In a special Verner Gustafson, Linda P c ^ o n guilty of the same error. Why are th* eohools, it was ngread that untarily took them off the market. ham, Miss a a rc E. Porter and To Be Sought th* Teraell cabinet Is . reported to valley area in California, near th* w n c ; —When a Girl Marries. "that every American family be the parochial school that is being a SCie/^Ti^iC R E P A IR S message to the Legislature calling and Rlchafd Bengt.son. we committing this error? We full-time non-teachlnr p rin d ^ Television "Any firm or person offering the COMPLETE NEW SPRING THAT AI.WAVS SATlSV? for a $ .WaoOO" outlay to finance Miss M. Josephine Keefe. hava aeospted. Oregon border, were warned to would probably be required. The W K N B —K lttv Rnyle. provided with auffleient food at planned for the north end of town. 27 The committee arranging for desire that which we can taste, MNHC—TV. products for sale now Is liable to a state education program. Bowles Abraham Garblch, son of Mrs. take their cattle to higher terrain posaiblllty of a supervising princi­ WCCC—Big Brother BUI. the lowest possible cost. Ameri­ A three-day fair to raise funds for WARDROBE! the afl.tlr is headed by Mrs. Clar- touch, smell, her and aee. They • (Continued from Pag* Ose) Rtoogalsca Present Unc* 5:00—Tcletunea; program ri prosecutton,” Dunbar said. "It la made no Immediate provision for •Max Garblch. a student at Yale The agreement. It Is reported, in anticipation of flood peaks. Ths pal for all tM sismentary aehools 3:15— umc. ' can food retallera have accom­ the school was held last November hag been placed on the dean S list, mce VI. Helsing who is as-sisted arc the realities In our life. We Wsathcr Bureau at Metuoril Ore., plished a great deal along this line possible, however, that after fur­ new buildings at the four State forget that we did not create those I are likely to go much further than calls for a gsneral recognition of was also raised and diaoussed w 6 n S - -Superman. 6:00-Sm all Fry Club. and netted about $10..500. He is studying civil engineering i by Mrs. Helen Johnson M i». eaid fast malting snow and nsw In the past, but new methods and ther investigations the products Teachers colleges. In hls budget Donnell did In trying to tie down th* present true* lines In ths briefly. W nc-Porlla Faces Life. 6 :3 0 -Camera Headlines. The Iflarch affair will be a furni­ and accounting. He plans to spend | Helen Harris, Mrs. Agues Johnson realities. We merely converted rain was expsetsd to sand th# river still greater economies should still may be sold as medicines to be message to the General Assembly action under the measure. southern desert, the Negeb. If the Other matters referred to the 5:26— *:46— Russ Hodge's Scoreboard. ture auction and food sale. next week-end at hls home here. ] and Miss Esther M. Johnson. them for the benefit of the senses over its banks throughout the on Febniary 1. the governor r«o- Because the Senate's debate wflU agreement is approved by Otrlo, Educational PoUelea committee W K N B —Sketch Book. 7:00—Children's Puppet Show. be sought In the future. His mother i.s now living with her i Anyone interested In attending of the flesh. We forget they were lower valley. A eimlUr warning ommended that three-quarters of the Egyptian government would concerned th* clerical aaelstance 6:30— 7:30—Manhattan Spotlight. Suvlug for Consumers .son, Louis and family, Hebron-1 this birthday party should contact given to us from the beginning to have much to do with world ac­ was given to dairymen in the n million dollars be allocated for thus accept most of tM viotorl** to be provided, custodial personnel WDRC—Old Record Shop. 7:45—AlahNDale Show. "Just how efficient American Gilead road, since the-death of her; a n y member of the committee or the finish. We take credit, we tax ceptance of the agreement, sup­ Klsmath valley. surveys and plans concerning scored by the Jewish’ forces last needed and the increased demend WONS—CapUIn Midnight. . 8:00— Film \Sports. food retailers have been In the I hu.siiand some time ago. ' any member of the Missionary the man oyer there tof our mla- porters of strong commitments There were eeveral other wet Teacher college requirements. October and December.' W TH T—Jack Armstrong, 9:00—We the People. post can be realised," he pointed I Mr. and .Mr.s. Leonard Levine of | t;ircle and reservations will be conceptlons anti he docs likewise will try to counter any such move. epots in the nation. upon epedal subject supervisors To Addreas Faculty Members ...... In fact, aome of the group may when the new schools are opened- w n c —Just Plain Bill. 0:30—School Daya with Peter out, "by the fact that the average Governor Bowles is scheduled to | Wtllimantic. have opened a laun- made for them. and more so. We continue to do The Jews would not be permit­ U gh t rain fell in the eouthem 6:46 — and I say In outaide apeechea before the In dUcuaisng the reeulta of the Donald, grocer In this country today re­ address about 300 faeulty mem- (inmiat in that city, beginning op- I this until disunity cornea ted to use Beersbeba, important Great Lakec region and the upper WDRC—Herb Shrlner and Ray­ quires only about 15 cents of the the treaty arrives formally in the referendum, Chairman CStaries S. 10:00— Sports. bers from Connectleiit's four state cration on Monday. Mrs. Levine I somebody Is eliminated, but I Arab town in the southern Negeb Ohio valley and spread eastward mond Scott. consumer dollar to cover his entire Senate that this country will have Houe* said the elector’s decision teachers.colleges at 3 p. m.. March j j, the ft)rmer Mis* Marcia Frsnkel conditions remain, as a htrateglc bese. 'They could through Pennsylvania, wsstsm W ONS—Tom Mix. cost of operation, compared to 2.5 1, in the T. C. C. auditorium. Ho of Hebron. Folks here wish the Open Forum j Wc are now faced with disunity to fight Russia If the SovieU stiU garrison It. howsvsr. They New York and northern Virginia. was "very encouraging" and was WTIC;— Front Page F'arrell. cents o f each consumer dollar has Indicated that he will discuss young couple success in theii" new t of such proportions ai to threaten move to take over western Europe. would also be required to surrend­ Conelderable cloudiness prc. "the frutlon of aomething we’v* Blow to Growth which was required a few year: Senator Knowland (R., C?allit.) been looking for down her* for a E%'rnlng hl.s plans for the development of venture. , ^ I the life of everyone who does not er Bir AsluJ, south of Beersbeba, vailed In the northsm half of the 0:00 ■ ago. This alone haa resulted In Mrs. Lewis W. Phelp.s. organist .\ Misunderstanding gave a hint of this when he told good many years.” T. C. C. snd the state Teachers col­ eliminate'- these mlsconcepUons to demilitarisation. country but skies were fair and W D R C - News. savings of millions of dollars to at St. Peter's Episcopal church, To the F.ditor, the Senate that this country Argil men I Used leges in New Haven, W illlmantlc Ihltaiself. This time the condlUons Other provisions of the agree­ temperaturea mild in the southern W O N S — News. consumers.” has improved from her recent ill- Since the Editor and myself ap­ couldn’t sit back "twiddling our Hnndreds of Beds Arrested and Danbury. i must be eliminated and those at- ment, It la reported, eell for evaeu- half. The mercury reached M at W TH T—Music at Six; Sports, In commemoration of the com­ Hausman, former president pro nes.s and is again able to preside parently completely misunderstood thumbs, so to speak,'' while nS' Tampa, Fla., yesterday. At each other and since perhnp.s the ^ temptng to save those conditions atlon of Egyptian troopa from the w n c - N e w s . Hartford, Feb. 22 —fAI—New pany's anniversary, Mr. Cazayoux tern of the Common Council here, at the organ. Her place haa been win be lost in the attempt. The tlon after nation In Europe "wgs Fauluja pocket southeast of Tel Miami It was 82; Los Angeles’ high New Delhi. India. Feb. 22.—(4'. said the entire history of A& P 1 greater part, if not all of that mis- being overrun by an aggressor 6:15— Hartford's growth would be seri­ told Governor Bowles that he had taken until lately by Miss Mar­ choice is threefold, surrender to Aviv and from the Jersalcm area, was Tl. — Between six and seven hundred was a record of following the sim­ jorie H. Martin, or by Gardner Q. umleratanding was due to a lack persons "vuho wanted to use s WDRC-'-Jack Zalman Headlin­ ously hampered by the abandon­ been Informed no Democratic mem­ God surrender to the conditions, power." an exchange of w ar prisoners, re­ ers Club. ple philosophy of Its founder, bers of the Education committee Shorey. and by Horace W. .Sellers of clarity on my part, I must first Donnell has said he will protest threatened rail strike for purposes ment of the New Haven railroad's George Huntington Hartford, who hasten to apologize to the Editor surrender to life. The purpo.se laxation of antl-Jewiesh measures VVON.S -Sports: News, of the General Assembly came to when he is at home. All are very The if the agreement Includes "some­ in Egypt, end establishiXent of of violence and disorder” have branch line from Collinsville, bus­ opened the first red-fronted store glad to have Mrs. Phelps able to for any vagiicnc.s.s of purpose my is one. Our problems are one thing which is going to involve— Hospital Notes been arrested, ths Home Office w n c —Strictly .Sports: Weath­ T. C. C. with the committee last ■everal small demilitarised cones er. on Vesey street. In lower Manhat­ communication may have convey­ answer Is one. tx)ve. or may be justly and reasonably said today. Home flecreUry H. V. inessmen of the former town told week to survey the institution's play again. H. t t . on both sides of the Egyptlan-Pst- 6:60— tan, back In 1859. facilities. No one from the gover­ ed and to attempt the correction | ■aid by the other signatories to In­ R. lengar said virtually an those an Interstate Commerce commis­ estlne border. PnMenta Todny ...... 147 WDRC— Record Album. "Mr. Hartford believed that by nor's group of advisers took part of. any erroneous Impression.s that 1 volve—a moral commitment to go arrested were Ommunlats. Th- sion examiner here yesterday. The shortening the route between pro­ may have been created theieliy. A seven-man commission— three Admitted yesterday: Leonard w o n ’s — A nswer Man. railroad seeks to abandon the six- In the In.spcction trip. Hausman to war."' Jews, three Egyptians and a V. N. rail strike Is scheduled for March ducers, more people could be pro­ I Cabinet Quits Flrat no man could have been i Teat, Jr., $1 Birch street; Austin W TH T — Sereno Gammell; mile branch line liecause it oper­ T7 pointed out. He asked Governor Rolls Warned The Missouri senator’s reaction chairman— Would supervise th* vided with more food at less cost. ' Weiman, Jr. 46 Portland street; Weather. ated at a deficit of $2,979 in' 1948. Bowl** if this was to be construed more completely amazed than the ! is regarded as Impoftsnt by Sen­ armistice. An indication of how we are carry-, as Indicating lack of Interest by i Bolivian Rule writer than to read in the Open i ate leaders because they believe Michael Urds, Stafford Springs; W TIC -Emile Cote Glee Club. Represent all ves of the New 6; 46 • Ing out that same policy today can I Bowles’ administration In the Forum of the Herald of .Monday ! On Crossing he represents’ the thinking of a Victor Anderson, 2b Strong street; Hartford Chamber of Oonimerce be seen In the promptness with | WDRC —Lowell Tluimns. "need for greater educational evening, Feb. 21st an Open Fonim ‘ "fringe" group which might Sharon Harrison, Gllcsd; Mrs. and town Industries tejrt.lfled that which we reflect reductions In the | (Continued from Page One) A vtia n fn jcStiiC / facilities.'' letter over hla signature. This let-1 ,— Fire lest than half an hour, the Frigid- yet is gentle with finer fabrics and spoke Interestingly on "The Test t( seize electric snd water works • Births today: A daughter to nnd dynamite essenllal govecn- , but if my good friend the Editor with the Canton faction of the i tol. ' moss rose, white and blue, laore a WONS— George O'Maiilon. Chief Fred Smith said that fire of Permanently aire Automatic VTashcr with Live- lingerie. All you do is put in for a Good Church," before a con­ mean- that thi.s personal letter g.Aerniiicnt. or the Communists—, I A state Department of Educa- j ,-orsage of split pink and white | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Masten, 18 during it* 30 years of W TH T— Red Ryder. Appointments atrlrtfy private ment Installations undetei mined origin last night did Water Action washes clothes clothes and soap, set the amazing gregation estimated as about 150. whieli I wrote to him mean.s a or both. tion bill calling for an appropria- . carnations. Deerfield drive; a daughter to Mr. W TIC—This Is Your Life. Free Consultation It said the country is now quiet estimated $.50,000 damage to the cleaner, rinses them brighter; then Seicct-O-Dial —and forget it! St* a combined choir made up of sing­ with the administration in con­ .schism on the part of the writer Harold Milk.s, Nanking corre- tion of $21,800,000 for the next Following the ceremony, a wed­ and "Mrs. Carter Sorenson, 17 8:30— Rocky Hill Country club tn Still­ Office Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. wUli tile World EciieralisU let me spond 'iil of The .\.ssociatcd Press, two years, up for it.s first public operation — totaling Closed Wednesday Afterno,ms spin-dries them pounds lighter ihc Frigidairc Automatic Waihcr ers from the two churches render­ trol. ding dinner was served at the Way- I'loneer Circle. WDRC— .Mr. and Mrs North. water road here. The club, ed the musical program, with Mrs. MNR lenders in Rolivia. .sonic reply that I thorouglily repudiate said It has been leamed from hearing, is expected to be hacked side Inn at West Springfield, Maas. WON’ S—Official Delcclivc; Hy owned by Daniel Somma and op­ •Marj- Crossen, R.N., Prop. than most automatic mashers . • . do all these wonderful things — Colchester' the implie.alion. There neior has .sriiirce.s I'lcise lo Li that the act­ by educators but opposed by .sup­ William O. Seyms of of them former cabinet niemben*. ■ Mr. and Mrs Oliver will make The pilot wbale or blackfish 30,908 patient day*. . Gardner. erated by his brother. Joseph, was 869 Main S t„ Tel. 2-2667 some drr enough for imraetfiate the sooner the better! iieen. there is not now.'there never ing president was putting every­ porters of Governor Bowles' plan j yields from Its head a fine oil used WTHT—Town Meeting of the presiding at the organ. Giave ,m.r obeen - ...... arrested. .Polue ...... offiei.ils . , , their home at?S0 Grand Avenue In the scene of a $9,000 garage fire Over Marlow’s Bills which are to come up for l r,(u.sed to give anv further details be any s luam with oiir local thing he has in hls campaign. If on th- ground it Is too costly. Rockville. in watch making. Air, / last N’ov. 9. hearing at 2 p. ni.. Feb. 23. iH the j further anli-revolii- " orld leJeraltsls as far as this successful it would give him suf- Also scheduled for hearings arc W T IC —Allan Y'oung Show. General Assembly Room 410, in­ tlonary mea-snres the government , '■vriler is eoncemed. fleient backing to talk peace terms I two administration bills soiling j 9:00— clude Senate Bill Number 238. haa taken, oxvopl that (hey are i Tlie writer in iliis letter to the Reds and to force those I up a '$2,400 minimum salary for WDRC— We The I'eople. which asks a $40 increase per searching for MNR niembex» who ' •‘'imp'.v trying to. say that nobod> National leaders still loyal lo Re- | teachers as a requirement for w n c —Hob Hope Show. child In the amount of stale aid In have gone into hiding. : '''e r falls In love with a •stati.stlc . tired President Chlang Kai-Shek | state aid eligibility and authoriz- 0 :18— education. ______but that living people fall in love to accept the terms. _ | ing the state Board of Education W ONS—News. Bill Number 699 a-ska for the I wiih Ifvlng things not abstractions Li'.s chief lieutenant, Gen. Pal to establish ah emergency train­ 0;3($— authorizing of the State Board of j A average man to Chuiig-Hsi. haa been conferring ing program to produce new ele­ WDRC—Strike It Rich. mentary school teachers from UeeMn FInt Tng An Ex 1m Education in establishing and . A' e i ) fall In love with world .federalism daily in Nanking with former de­ WON'S—The Air Force Hour; a >Hnfi OfiUBT. Snrgtag Ing Onwn* Your Frigid­ fense minister. Gen. Ho Ying-tliln, among liberal aria college stu­ Wnrk thnlf, Frigidaire'a maintaining an emergency pro.- i 1 O I , " living thing. News. ciurgiMf o l water work airc Automatic Washer famous Lifetime Porc^ gram for the preparation of elc- D V o C l l O O l D O i i r C l ' In this same Editor’s note the | in an effort to swing his top mill dents, W 'l'HT—.News. 0«K grimicfit toil the won’t *'creeps** rattle, ei- . A bill altering the distribution lain flat top giTta fom mentarv school teachers. • ' Editor gives expression to his per- i tary man into line with Li Spring Showing W TIC — Fibber McGee and Molly genticfit wa^. Omiy brate* Ideal for reoced another shelf in laendry sonal opinion, which I respect, Although Ho went to Nanking formula for state aid likewise will Bill Number 697 also asks (or ^ j 9:46— Frigi^sire bst ft. homes, spartments. or utility room. Th* appointment of Mrs. Jessie that "we had the Impression that | from retirement with definite tn- be given a hearing. Opposition to state aid for education. It is im­ W TH T—Detroit .Symphony. Dowling Cadman of 3 Ardmore the meeting in question was one of j structions from Chiang lo coopcr- the measure, which would boost OF portant that as many as possible 10:00— be present at the hearing. Passage road to work in the Board of Edu­ I the most fruitful that the local ate with Li. there Is a campaign the 1947 appropriation by $6 mil­ cation office waa made permanent World FederalisU have liel.l ' midi r way lo pull him still further lion. is expected from educators In W D R C -H it the Jackpot. of these bills will mean a great WON’ S—Korn’s-A-Krackiii'. deal to the small towns, now at last night’s board meeting. Mrs. Unfortunately niy own obsc'rva- | into the acting president's camp. the larger communltlea. working at a disadvantage In the (Tadman succeeds Mrs. George W TIC — Big Town. effort to give their children the Emmerling of 73 Chestnut street. F i n e 10:60— best educational advantages. A graduate of Manchester High WDRC;—Mr Ac" and Jane. W O N S- 1116 Decm.a Taylor Oin- $«dt OlslrlWuled Under Mr. and Mr.s. Charles C. Sellers j school, Mrs. Cadman has had taiart O Dlol Ooat ivwy- were the luncheon guests of th\< seven years of experience in the cert. Mflig AiptMMlIcoMy. jaac Water. Special device mmd Oet. Inside and out. keeps soap from clothes Frigidaire'a rust proof Countess Bohdan dc Castcllanc in Aetna Life Insurance company W TH T— Holy Hour Sermon. •at the dial aad the Custom W oolens W TIC —People Are Funny. •ntil it*s suds. No soap Lifeiime Porcelain New York Monday. I and three years with the .Spars. waahff dera the m t — spots —no eoap wasted. tth resists scratching, Word has been received of the I Other appointments approved Don't Buy A New Car 10:46— waahea, rioaca, apifu Gn/y Frigidsere hss si.. soap, bleaches, dirt. Shown In Full ^uit Lengths W TH T— It's Y'our Business. daaip'dtT* cleaos aod death of Mrs. Harvey Kerstetter | last night were those of George Easy to keep clean. Om/y of Oneida. Wisconsin, a sister of , Murray of Charter Oak street as 11:0O— • aiptias ilstlf. Only Frigidsirg ii. Miss M. Loulae Hollister of He­ janitor In the Franklin school and To Be Tailored to Your Individual Requirements in News on all stalloiis. Frigidsiry ksi bron and of the late Mrs. T. D. Joseph Hcaly of 476 Main street | Until You See The 11:16— Martin, also of Hebron. as a generiil utility man. The Style That You Desire WDRC— World Tonight. Alfred Childstein. son of .Mr. W T H T —Joe Hiuiel. and Mr.s. Morris Cioldstein of the The Duke of Wellington, with a W TIC - Morton Downey. Hebron-Amaton road, has been se­ purchased commission, became a 11:60— lected as the one to represent the New 1949 B u ick HARD FINISHED lieutenant colonel in the English WONS—Danee Orchestra; News lendi From Tnp. Nn Tolland C?oimty 4-H Club in a free Army at the age of 22. W TH T—Weather Roundup; Or­ DON’T Drive ■ •gidry-tplii laavaa Stnngingf Bending. trip to Washington, D. C., next WORSTEDS chestra. C lo tk ta For Driar. Itt Frigidaire*s $ull»ttidth Unfmeilc IBncfmnlaM Sine* June. Alfred who is a student in w n c — Polish Orchestra. $314.75 high spead spiDS cloches top loading is handf. pie, Dnpendebie. One- Windham High school, has won 1949 BUICK drier, fatter and pounds convenient and labor- piece mechanism backed In Check*, Gabardines, Plaids, Shark­ by ooe-year warranty. many honors In '4-H club work. A Car Hiat Isn’t SAFE lighter. Some clothes can saving. Top can be lifted ASK A tO U T C O N V IN IIN T TlfllMS He Is especially .interested In poul­ War II be ironed at once. during washing. Only Frigidnirg h* try, Snd heads the local 4-H Oub ' 4 Door Super Sedan $ 2 3 6 6 . 0 0 ' skins, Stripes or Plain Color Weave* "Spafkles.” - I Vets Preference ALSO Kenneth Allan, son of Mr. and < Includes: Heater and defroster, wind.-ihield wa.sher. back up lights, deluxe equip­ •Mrs. Herbert W. Porter, president .Neit CaiK l ode hnuses under FRIOIDAIRS SLfCTRIC ClOTHiS DRYER oT the Wllllmantic Future Farm­ ment such as clock, foiimtex cushions, special steering wheel. Coverts, Flannels, Shetland*, Cheviots, ciiiiolrui'lliiii in Varluut M:i’ttun* T A s f e . F 12K New, isk* only 15-2) minotts to dry > wsthc* ers Oiapter, spoke over the radio Ilf Vlaiii'hrster. Tweeds, Twists, Tropicals load of clothes. Jatl SM the autorasiic limcr to Monday morning at 6:15 on agri­ e dry or tUap-dry cloth.s sod ihatii .11. Clothe, cultural subjects. 4 Kmiiiit and bulb with '4 ad- coa* 0 *1 sweet-smeUiag, boo. dry for norio# 1-. The HeOlAm Bridge Oub met lUtbinal 4uinBli>hed uiwtalra. Hn| 1949 ROADMASTER Of r * . ^ io* Uooiag. today at the home of Mrs. Floyd water heal idl burner flrephire. EXTRA SPECIAL A. Fogll. The party took the full ln«ululliin. eiiiiper and bras* WE HAVE A FEW SUITINGS ON THE VERY SCARCE Itou)! form of 2 luncheon bridge, with lilumlilng. U e ln\1le vuar In- 4 Door Sedan $ 3 0 8 4 '0 0 ' Prifftduir* il*ctric IrviMr a Washington’s Birthday favor. specllfin. I'rliv $I0..Vmi and up. Iroa detlws iMter. saeoihw. m n w —^U wkhem Hebron teachers who are home Complete equipment. This is a fine big car 126” wheelba.se, 1.50 horsepower mo­ lifting or backache. 50-loch agsn md mIL P**ss*fo for their' vsesUonS from their IMPORTED SILK .GABARDINE Muic Foot Coouol. varolus teaching duties include tor, 8.20 X 15 tires, Dvnaflow drive and everything that goes with a fine automo­ Attention bile. l.fidicb’ Suits and Coats Abo Tsilorrtf to IndlTidnal Requirements RCA Victor Mrs. (Thsrles M. Larqomb, princi­ We Will Gladly Have Garments Tailored from Your Owa Woolens pal of the Salem consolidated Model 8R71 school; Mrs. Oisrles Richardson, Non veterans! Uelivf’Hes? Well dun't buy until you talk with iis. also a teacher In tl\e Salem school;- Mrs. Everett B. Porter, a teacher Conslrucliun in accord- Vi e have a few good used ears. $59.00 In _ the Edvrln Reynolds school, And Mansfield; Mrs. O. Earl Porter, ance with plans and speci­ •state Sale* Tax Added teacher of phycical culture In the fications. $65.00 Middletown UHigh school; Mrs. M EN’S W€AR. Archie Green, teacher in Lebanon; , Sove up lo 50% on lire w«»r. Miss Florence E. Smith, principal Jarvis Reat^ Co. SS7 UCAIN snttET Monchester o< the school In West Hartford Gorman Motor Sales* iu4h TttiBnM ra sfSi 1 lisme* in her honor; Mias Lola REALTORS S* Inc Nilding of the Columbia Oonsotl- :285 -MAIN ST. PHONE 7220 PhotooroDhert 654 ('«nl*i Slreci r.. viem. Prop Manchester Motor Sales, he. dated sdiool: Mrs. Frederick J. Tel. 41I2 Or 727.^ 763 RUIN ST. MANCHESTER’S FRIGIDAIRE DEALER FOR OVER 25 YEARS TELrS6M» Brehsnt ot. the Pine Street sc^iool. 76 Homestead SL ”Your Oldsinobile Dealer” TeL 2-1609 ^ 512 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 4134 / MANCHESI LK e.vl!,lN|jNU WLKAL^i. » AlVLHEt^TEK, CONN., TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22, .1949 PAGE SEVKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESUAV, FEBRUARy 22, 1949 4--- - SIX V # open all day Wednesday, th e! la obviously quite an undertaking Salvatloniat, he w a « assocUtsd { usual cloalng date. Leaders Muiti R ^ CirosB Campaign Poster for 1949 Marshall Plan ^an d yet thla task must be ac­ ioaiat that they be ottered the The Stove Boat Lecture Series wltii Fred Warlng'a famous vocal i Kt>ckville Mirth AaaoBaeemeat complished If European recovery Public group and traveled as a singer. CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS is to have aubetance.” r ^ iilattrlirB trr wise, the honeat choice. Mr: and Mrs. WUllam Rimy ol I f you have vialtcd the MyaUc (Jonneciicui He hss been an offeer of the Sal­ 88 Grove strMt are the parents of The ECA bead also lashed out — ------!T By Couuty YW POWER CLEANED On Dixie Deal Seen as Vital Stenographer Marine Museum you have aeon the vation Army for three years, and Pack^s Banquet a son. born at thp Hartford hospi­ HFIP at business interests who have €t»tiitt0 Ifwalb Art And Politic* old whaler "Morgan," exhibited as noAv devotes hla time In addition tal. Monday, February 21. The asked Congress for "special con­ P. M. BRODKRIUR to his administrative duties to that In ht -^(rr nrnl ^ t* inif\ baby has been named David John a relic of.an Industry long dead. Yankee The Manchester Branch of the sideration" to guarantee them a Offtas Olassi Vam M ar. 1 «NC. Eara Pound, who la In a mental Hartford Cbimty Y.W.C.A. Is of ailing engagements to sing gos­ Rlzy. The«maternal grandparents Talk Arises of Possi­ Hoffman Scolils Those larger Share of foreign aid orders. U *tre«1 Whaling, which a generation ago By A H U. pel hymns. He will sing several at \)\(\ U I I I \ .]) M I i( \ \\h -N 1 M l I I> This.Eveiiiiig are Mr. and Mra. Frederick T. clinic, and whovhaa therefore been pleased to present a series o f five Before the award was made to lUnchMter. ■ Conn. brought tremendous prosperity Ui the program Saturday night. ble Compromise to Who Would Slash Ap­ THUMAB rCKUUBuN lectures, to start early in March, HaKenatein, o f 8R Union street, Hoffman, the Chamber o f Com' excused from being tried for trea­ Last week, the 1948 aeaslon.of Captain James Scott from ths Connecticut, is generally conccj)cd „ . - . o n the subject of "Twentieth Cen- and the paternal grandparents are Scuttle Civil Rights propriation Sought merce received a cablegram from son beeauae o f hla "American the General Assembly Divisional Headquarters at Hart­ Cub SieoutB of Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Risy, o f Og­ fMiidid Octomi t. iMH- to have departed with the demise - _ ^ K u. Jh i tury America thfough the Arts." M cK i n n e y b r o s . a community group In Krefeld, den’s Corner. Thla Is Mr. and Lord Haw-Haw" broadcaaU for proaching' the point at Emphasis will lie made on music, ford will be chairman of the pro­ 1 w M l m -I'll- \i. ( II PhlUdelphia, Feb. 22—(>P)— PuMtihad C*erjr Kven*ng Kxcepf of sail. To Hold Annual Din* Mrs. RIxy'a second child, they also Washington, Feb. 22— (/Pi—Talk Germany, protesting the dis­ Sunday ka* HoHdty». Bnteiert il «h« Mussolini during the war. has Just aides of the I literature, art and drama, and how gram. mantling program in that section. INSURE Ponlbinca at Manehertrr. COnn.. •» Yet, Wednesday, a 9,300-ton deadlock seemed engagi^ in dead-1 our lives today. The The------local Songster group partl- KiU I’l arl '^t. III. M nil I l l 'l l r ."i'iOH have another aon,* William Alan arose In t{ie House today o f a pos­ Paul G. Hoffman last night took W Hk awarded a »1,000 prize for ncr at 6:30 The message offered congratula i^/,na CWM Mail Mnittr. 1 been I cargo of whale oil, valued at $3,- lock almost for deadlwk s Mke. > lecture will be an- clpated at the service In Water- Rlzy. sible compromise which would to task those who would slash the Two symbolic tests of attitude , , , bury last Saturday night and the tion to Hoffman for his ’Increas' McKINNBT BR0THRR8 i-. 1 ------3l,Ba»:„,PTioN .nA-F?: ‘ t^e best Ameri^esn poetry pub- I 720.000 Is due to be brought along- Court et LkiminoB Pteaa scuttle most of President Tru­ 35,580,000,000 the administration Real Batato add lammiaer were made during the week. One Esther Seaver. Supervisor' band took part In a service at the Rockvinc. Fab. 23. ISpaclal)— Ing efforts In western Germany’s una T .a ,^ U.» ...... ■ j'iljllifh ed in 1948. The following cases have been man’s civil rights program in re­ se«lu to run the Marshall plan for 8N MAIN n. TWL gM 8 I side the wharf of the Werner G. w___ a. _ a test of the Republican ^f^Ejlu^Uon at wuuonuim W^^^^ A n -1 Main______street____ Baptist,______church In Mer- Tha Cub ScouU of Pack 88 of V<. .- assigned by Judge Abraham S. recovery,” and then said, "we Sia oionUia w ...... !!!!.! l.'in Th'’ sward was made by a dia- T h e dollmrt amwed om every ton 15 more months. I Smith company at Elizabeth. N. leadership and mmnbership of the Hartford will■ give ■ the | Idon, Idc'n, where a all l l churches in that non will hold thair annual blue and Bordbn to be heard In the Court of turn for repeal o f about one-fourth hope the dismantling program wrlll ^ ...... ■ ■ ■ J ^ Ungui-shed committee of literary Whsle nrod-I present session llie other wns » ineneum in nm ii . 6 I oitv united for a union sc W ilt buy OH mteful lot o f fu n l be stopped to give Germany a J. The nrm fumlshca whale prod- I present introductory talk on "The city united for a union service. gold banquet this evening In the Common Pleas on Wednesday, of the Taft-Hartley labor law. " It would be penny wise and $1^ ^ I lights tor -The Pl.san t’antoa.” a of Governor Bowles Art.s Reflect Our Time." and' Tlie public la cordially Invited to Maks Reading Briquets ysnr houaehrW fuel, February *>3, starting at 10 a. m. While party leaders remained pound foolish," the economic co­ chance to contribute to the long ucts to cosmetics, textiles, leather | dining room of the County Home range views of the Marshall plan.” of r«>r«'ae ...... aiiim| (jook of verse in which Mr. Pound at a later date will give the: the program Saturday night and and jmo’U have many an estra dollar w at 8:80 p.m. The tables will oe 'Trallwaya of New Eingland, Inc., silent, both northern and southern operation administrator said at a and chemical industries and i Republican leg- akowt or tripe or parlies, or wbst you will. Democrats gave that version of an I^lladelphia Chamber of Com­ UUUBBH o f ___ oxprosflps sonic of Ills fldniirxtion lecture on art.. The other speakers' there will be no admission charge, decorated by tha following Den vs. Guy E. Scrlbntr; Edith R. Ban­ makes Special lubricants. ! Islatnrs and thoii le.ldcrs frame ( Rsading Brirmts srs nude with small j^ e* ning vs. Francis J. DeCarli; Henry agreement aa tentatively accepted merce dinner. He was given the Back Pains rHI! A'*S«iCI A rtil' HKbbb for the Fascist way of life. * on an i.-isu<\ aimivit ridiculously and their subjects aVe to be: of genuiiM Famous Beading fHard Coal, Mothers, Mrs. Howard HueUman The Incoming vessel is the An­ and Mra. Granville L. Jennings of Oondkowskl vs. Robert S. Buck; by Dixie latvmakers, who hold the Chamber’s William Penn award TBt Asaoc's’ea P " " '* , pett.v. The question, in Republican Mrs. Vachel Lindsay. Literature; pressed into briquets, ia tiae beiIt ween store Relieved by proper aapport. “ "the U « 61 re,.uni.r«t..,n ol i So. once again, there is raise.l Den 1; Mra. Thomas Shea and Durwood Miller vs. Robert 8. balance of voting power In the for the nation’s "most outstand­ .Il'newe ct!*t)»trhee crtrf'iert to 't nr quo.stion of whether art can glo’ Norse, manned by a Norwe- caucus, was whether or not the Mrs. Ann Randall. Randall Play­ and ant coaL Voor physician caa tell yoa Income Tax Service Mrs. Cliarlea A. Warren of Den Buck: C. Norman King vs, Stanley House. ing contribution to the business or n,,l othersle. crert'ied t"'. .V .7:. ____ The gian crew under British registry. legislative festivilie.s in honor of house, Hartford, Drama; Mosha They giva tbs advantages of U rn tiao about our expert appHaaee bc divoieed from politics. The 2* Mrs. Leslie A. Kittle and Mrs. llepublicatM told of offering— economic life of our country.” Best-Known «r'd ri»e\he ne*. pufi'eneo nere Willie Pep ahoiild be conclueted by ' Paranov. Julius Hartt Foundation, Evening and Weekends coal at much lower coat. Ideal lor fiir- King et aL borne reaaedy to reUifo fitting aervice. Whether It With the whale are her seven kill­ unsuccessfully—this .counter-pro­ Hoffman declared that without All ngnie el reP' ere «l»e reeened. a •joint as.sembly of Senate and ’ Hartford. Music. Appointments posal; The G. O. P. House mem economic recovery In Europe. It er boats, each the size of a small House, or by Senate end House This series is to be held on five wbarerrr yon nse cool. Why not try Arthur Trinks and Mrs. ICdward The Women of the Moose will O bfslty — Ptnals — we hnve the can be- divorced, and shouki be di- Smith of Den 4. hers would vote against the entire won't be possible to reduce multi­ Full lerr're cl’fni ril N r„ A Sert- tug. They have been operating separatol.v. consecutive Tiiesddys. at 1 p. m„ ikemf Wa know you'll Hko them. meet this evening at eight o'clock proper support. ' vorced. If art expresses treason. Thomas J. Shea The guests of honor will be civil rights program if the south billion dollar military expendi­ "•••VlifJSS Ice. Inc. from Peru to Antarctica, the lat­ lyiie solemn decision <>'' the Re- at the Salvation Army Citadel, at the Moose rooms. Initiation of I liut expresses it in good art. it 30 Division Street William Bapaylla, Dli|trict Com- ernera agreed to help them smash tures. |■■Jtl|l*!ler• ■ Keprercr.l..t'«ee ter a region first discovered hy a pul^can caiieiis was that the dls- They will follow the regular lunch- j candidates will take place, with efforts to repeal the Taft-Hartley ! .shnubi be awarded a prize. tlngii.shed Mr. Pep .should be given eon.s, which arc held at 12 noon, 2-1795 mlAslonar o f the B o y , Scouts for Ritual Chapter night being observ­ American business should real- ju l'ii* .'•■Pe< 'il Connecticut man. Captain Palmer the Highland District; District law. York. Ch'cegu. lielro'l end tf".t ' The German pianist. Walter separate receptions by Senate am f However, it is not necessary to at- ed, Mrs, Florence Hills as chair­ Under the Democsitlc agree­ llze, he added, "that without the A & C WELDING CO. of .Stonington. House. lend the luncheon in order to be Chairman Joseph F. Nash; Robert man. Senior Regent Mrs. Mar­ Marshall plan post-war exports '0 UtMUEH AUPIT BURKAU Of Gieseking. got a different verdict Jaquay, representing Charter Oak ment. only an anti-lynch bill would The Anglo Norse is bringing Guiding this derision ^ was the i lecture. ! garet Johndrow will preside. get through the House. There would have been a mere trickle.” UKClil.ATlU.NS^___ I from America He wa.s told, in . 111 ■ Council of Boy Scouts; the troop sharp political imagination of Reservations for the series may j / To Present Fllin would be no action on President Task Must Bo /XccompUahed Tel. 4293 Inc., back the oil and bone- from more rommittea, Alexander Pouy. Mrs. The Uartld Pnn’.ing Compeny. U ' effect, that the quality of his some Republican ieaders, who were be made by calling Mr|. Charles A film "The Answer for Anne” Truman’s request for anti-poll tax He said that "the task of brlng- ...imu D O flnenc'el reesnin'b'l'ly than 3.000 whales. Sailing on the Robert Taft. Howard Huelsman. eeeumee no flnenc-el quick to realize that if Mr. Pop be a slinht R B A D i m and anti-job discrimination meas­ i ing exports and Imports into rough I We Weld Cracked Blocks, typugreph'cel ermr* eppeerng m ed piano playing was of no impor­ House. Then' will Ficderick Perry and Rev. Brendan which stresses the Displaced Per­ age-old “ lay" or share system of were given a reception hy a joint FOR RENT ures. In exchange, the southern­ i balance hy June 30. 1952 (when .erUMinenle end olhei •'“ 'I"'* tance. that the fact that he had charge for the lectures Griswold. A t the conclusion of the sons Problem will be shown at the Boilers, Furnaces in Tlie Mencnrein Eifn'nt Hrreld. payment, each of the 160 man session of Seiuite and House, it B R K M It T S First ‘ Lutheran church on Sunday, ers would vote for a Taft-Hartley the Marshall plan Is slated to end) played for Hitler was the only banquet there will be skits given crew will be paid a minimum would be Lieutenant Governor OFFICE n k NmM ”s ru A m iH a > " fc o N O M r fU R . February 27th at seven o’clock. repealer which actually would keep A M PA I G N Tuesday. FVhfuaiy 22 thing on which America would by the Cuba and badges will be "about three-fourths” of the law. Carroll, a Democrat, who would be V______1------awarded. There will be no charge, but an I -W I equivalent of $4,000 for his nine presiding, and a Democratic Sen.i- Miisic'al Feslival Facing Main St. rhla striking and dnuiuitir picture of Red Crois JlHaater relief 'work ^ judge him. Office Reopen offering will be taken. Anyone In­ No Secret Slade ot Concern monlbs’ work. tor, Rikco Pnllottl. who would do WashinKton's Standard These two contradictory tests The sub branch office of the terested is invited, as this picture Administration Democrats have was done by Je« Kchlaikjrr, not<-d .Yiiicriran |Hist;r artist. I Just why a multi-million dollar the e-siorling of >fr. P p to the At (ala. Council of the weightier decision. He was the charge of the Salvation Army's plans for the World Wide Move­ was a moment between Ihe .sue- ■, of the National and also a reprasentatlve from the A leading southerner said the The other was Gluscppa Ros- Ho8pital to List | Seandanaviun depiirtment in that ment In which the public Is Invited Sat. Evening cessful ending of the war and the | Arts, Sciences and Professions, to State Tax Commiaaloner’a office reported compromise "Is all in our sello, foundress of tho Daughters he held in New York. individual.s, in'lulling .'orne of In.s eitV. to answer questions In regard to to take parL favor," adding: THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. QUINN’S successful establishment of the I own DenuiCralie legislator.^, to the Before the lieutenant hi'i ame a of Our Lady of Mercy. She died Feb. 26— 8 lo 12 What will be the verdict on Various Services taxes on new automobiles sold dur­ "W e will finish by keeping most In 1880. Her beatification was pro­ MANCHESTER, CONN, first federal government. | effect that his stand on tlie evic­ The tusks of the walrus, which ing ths year. of the Taft-Hartley law and not claimed Nov. 1, 1938. Shostakovich? Will he be honored tion issue was unnecessarily ncid. sometimes are 30 Inches long, are having the most objectionable The separate stales living under | Storea Open Wednesday Rossello is to be raised to saint­ 3 Piece Orchestra Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. PHARMACY because he Is a great composer? j To belter acquaint the public This advice reflected copsider- used In defense, |;t digging and In parts of the civil rights program the Articles of Confederation had ! Rockvllls atorea which were hood June 12. Capltanlo's sanctifi- , with its hospital the Manchester able popular opinion that Governor closed today for the holiday will climbing. thrust upon us.” sent delegates to a Federal Con- j Or will be be shunned and ostra­ HEATINC PADS 1 Memorial will present in The Her­ Bowles, on the eviction issue, was ventlon at Philadelphia, and this j cized because he is a Russian ? making the first noticeable mis­ Caseo Or Samson ald. each Tiiesilay, a senes of “ At Federal Convention had inevita­ If America, on its third attempt take of hi.e admiriLstraflon by his S I.98 lo -S7.9.> ! Your aervier" facts legarding the bly, considering the problems of , to answer the same question, insistence on drastic moratorium All Guaranteed action when a little relaxation its times, come to a realization i should answer it correctly. It hospital. These facts will appear under stood a good chance of producing Arthur Drug Store that if It were to do anyrthlng would, we think, decide that art I relatively speedy legislative agree- j i the new hospital, seal which has ment on a permanent hill concern- worth while, it must tackle the and politics must inc\'itably be juavJust beenijl'tll auv|>bvadopted u bywjr thevi«c hospital.xavro^avu*. . problem of trying to create a llnked.,but take a middle course This consists of a line drawing of' 'ciiona. strong federal form of govern­ of action based on that l onchi- the institution with the slogan At# ^ Our first president whose birthday we celebrate ment for the former thirteen colo- Sion. u". Uie response of the Republican NOTICE We were not wise to chase. G ie-1 ^n?th«*^iihfic manv q»Mt>«n of who today had a well-defined plan for an America all '■ nies. to the attenlioa of the public many bigge.st piece of The fact that this step was log­ seking from our shores because ON AND AFTER freedom loving men would cherish and then built facta regarding the scivIc m avail- p^p clutch eviction 824-828 MAIN STREET ‘ TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER // ical, that it was common sense, ire thought he was a Nazi. No.r able at the hospital at all limM, j j,jg Democratic THURS., FEH. ‘J1 that nation on a foundation of liberty. made it no less daring a thing. ate wi- wise In honoring P((und s whether it be .lay or night, aeyfrn bosom, even though that might THE OFFICE OF DR. Even as they began toying with it, poetry in spite of the fact that it days a week, and facts concerning continued deadlock, rather In building a nation . . . in building a home care­ ll.s past operations. than let the Repiiblican.s have the delegates to the convention is full of Fascist lies. f l o r e n (;e m a r s h ful planning is necessary. In buying Insurance plan­ It The hospital needs the continu- some piece of it. It wa.s \ decision were full of fears as to what the Yet Gieseking, in our opinion, is ous interest and support of the to hold the dra.stic line, and avoid WILL BE LOCATED AT ning is just as important. Let us plan your insurance people might say, certain that not merely a pianist, but a Nazi community which it serves and the perils of com ilintinn and co- for you so you will have complete protection against feels a knowleilgc of Its daily ser- operation, pre.serving, to the la.st 41-7 EAST CENTER they must temper every decision i pianist, and Pound is not merely the many hazards of pre.sent day living. to the prejudices they were sure a poet, but a Fascist poet, and vice will help the public to better |nunce. the Demoiratu monoply on STREET understand Its problems. ' eviction l.ssuc. were blowing through the thirteen Sho.stakovich is not merely a com­ If at any time there are any Vnlortiinatrly for ihe integ- If has llie jealous colonies, certain that they poser, but a Russian composer, questlona on these published facta, rity of the Dciiiocmtic party, must not dare be too frank about which means that, whether or not the hospital will be glad to answer, Governor Bowles, .inlike the SMiaiCAN AfgllMIS Repiibllrans eaiiciis, wcakeoed their aim of a strong federal gov­ he himself is a Communist, his any correspondence. i on his shrewd stand, and after ROBERT j: s m it h , Inc. // ernment, certain that the only music has been made to reflect a I 7 only a brief deflanee. He made 9 C*@flaq$hSp way they could ever accomplish certain political line. To say oth- A | .| | .| y O r ( * l l < ^ S t r U the polltlrally ignominious final REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE This Offer anything would be to yield to erwlse is to say, in so many ' ' dei-islon of taking an evietlon SOlin MODtl ASftMILY KIT ' bill rather than eontlmu-d dead- avery outside fear and prejudice words, that none of these artists 953 MAIN STREET, TELEPHONE 3450 (',011168 to Stale liH'k. Compared lo the Repub- they themselves could Imagine. ia really himself, that none of llean eaueiis, he was a jelly-fish. I f they had proceeded in such a them ia really a whole man. who We are Incllneil to bellese the . Dfsi Arna7. "Kjng of Rhumbn story that he wlis knoiked out ' 4 spirit, all they could have pro­ writes or plays or composes as he is Good Rhv-thm." with his orchestra and In Ihe Urst round of his boxing duced would have been something feels. entire company of 40 entertain­ for good old Yale. Wliul does he i Still weaker than the Articles of ’ There ought to be, in this coun­ ers, will headline the stage show, think the people of Connectient Confederation, whose weaknesses | try, a capacity to judge these St the Stnte Theater. Hartford. want? l,egislution ? / Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I they were trying to cure. |men so, and, judging them so, to Come to think of it. Ihe Re- •V . I Deal s orchestra of torrid tunes and piihlleans must have softened a ■ A «Y TO TOOITMIB — Any Time That they did not proceed in ...... ' ---- created a 1... consider them unworthy of cither j scintillating rh^■thms little too, iH-forc any hill could All BABTS BIAOT-fHABIO ifuch a spirit was primarily due to our persecution or our artistic sensation at Giro's in HoIlyu"<>il pass. I or shame 1. in New Build iKit ^<9 . thrllUn9 «col9 m#del Iwingip' | quick, eoty way. Start COPY OF WARDS ain, may be marking April 24 on Saturday and Sunday starting at | in the hand of .God." enjoying thii conveni­ their calendars. j H> P- m. ■ ^ ] These remarks helped give the ence today ... coll for a SPRING CATALOG That IS the day that the ration- delegates backbone, and because library Copy of our they had backbone they did sue- ' ‘"8 candy in Britain will end. Slate Policeniaw Today Spring Catalog. eeed in producing a standard to 1 That rationing began almost Carter which the wise and honest tli.l re­ i seven years ago, in July, 1942. The Notes *Babv Dav’ pair, throughout all the colonies. | ration then w as two f)Unce.s ‘ a N o limitation on this offer— so numerously that the proposed ' w-eek per person, Reading, Pa.. Feb. 22 (/Pi Chevrolet Servic you may take home a library Copy new constitution was adopted and 1 \lh ensuing years, there was State Policeman John Hahn will the United States of Anierlcs fi- | u.mally a CTiristmas bonus. Occa- always remember Feb. 21 as "baby of 6ur Spring Catalog today . ; ; or nally e. atatesmaBship. But jsU too another. Few in Europe feel that Patronize Your lAical • ------ORCtm UD APRU IB9I ------ISO r'EXTCR STREET MANCRK 8T E K l oftan there ia no Washing'Kfm to way. Merchants J

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MANCHES'fER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1949 are much more concerned with the publicans, who have expressed NKHOU - BR6T0L HK.I Survey Report character and MreonaUty of the Hearing Today vehement opposition to any form Tliree Forms in Use iodlviduel man then they are with of state subsidies. the technlcallUes of the aervlces he One Republican measure, pro­ ments for the coming year; posed by Rep. Louis Shapiro )R.. Home Economics; Mrs. Chmcles On A rm o^ Stage Parents Rap Seven^Y.ear^OldBoy Given Now Released performs. Among thoae krho are Upon Housing Potter Named inexperienced in diwUng with fu- Farmington! calls for creation of Hein, Mrs. John Shanahan, Sr., co- a state housing authority with chairman; Mrs, Walter Schort- To File Tax Returns n eru directors, over half (69% ) Norwegian Generals say they would want information power to make wholesale pur­ mann, Mrs. Frederick Hcmmeler, Soloiis’ Plan Year To Live By Doctors on his reputation, character or Judiciary Cftmiiiittee to chases of building material to Review Editor Mrs. Ira Eggleston, Mrs. Mario Funeral Directora An* personaUto before making a.setae erect 7,000 houses. 'These would be DeBortoli. Mrs. David Cochran, Whidh Return to Fill uae the 1040 short-form,- (or the nounfie Rekults o f a Discuss J^ills at Ses* Rue Equipment Loss AWhIch aome doctors said was a long-form.) tloa, Ike group which has al­ sold for $7,000 each to family Mrs. Wesley Schlude, Mrs. Rose Hialeah, Fla., Fab. heads with incomes under $60 - a Express Disapproval o f ^form of leukemia and they gave F fehhsn of Oedoetteae ready had experience in artang' Seymour Aniiouiiees Downes. David DempMy'sn p « seventli birthday Out Depends on In- Nation-Wide Study sion at Capitol week. hlmfl trained interviewers who talked Rev. itu g j. Jbhn H. Hunt, 57, with the chief of staff of Norway's MacAfee whose rctircinent after i ter, Sr.. Frederick H. Arens, Clar- j resolutions propose that a petition South Coveiiliry The name o f Robert E. Clapp the 1040 Miort-form; and the 1040 table. errengements. * Thers is a trend struction of 10,000 moderate rent­ would have armed 350.000 Nor- directly with Indlvtduala selected pastor of Visitation church here, spring “ change «ver>." KighI now you supreme command, 59-year-old Lt. 1.') years as. editor wa.s announced 1 enec Metcalf, Ira Eggleston. I be signed by all parents of children And when they use the 1040 toward the substitution o t "funeral al housing units, in addition to 3,- I was Inadvertently omitted aa best lenlr-form. The dividing line le en to give a croes-sectlon picture of died of a heart at^ ck at his parish should slop-in at Ihe Iricndlt NICHOLS- W'fgians for home defense In 1919. General Ole Berg. Berg trained by Scyiuiur in an Ahiniiil day ad­ Pomona collector. Miss Grare at the Soti’thbury Training school Mrs. FauUne Little man at the Boilreau-Brchaut wed­ short-form, the 10 per cent deduc­ director" or "mortician” tor the 000 already authorized. The Allied e.xplanatlon was that 12,000 Norwegian troops and 2.(K)0 income of $6,000 or more. existing attitudes. house lost nigh ‘ mission work i BRISTOL Store and pick-out the smooth dress. ! Sikes, and pianjst, Mrs. Edwin j opposing the legislation; that a WllUmantle Ex. Fkoiie 1685-WI ding at the First Congregational I f your Income wes $6,000 or tion already ts allowed for In the The survey reveals many inter­ word "uftdertaker” although 60 Hnbsidles to Reduce Rentals retaining German weapon.s for IMilice in Sweden and led them Msgr. Hunt’s .were world- | .New to iiA lttee Furuied Heintz. I statement be published by the Par­ church Saturday afternoon. more, you have no choice. You tax table they use to find their own esting facte to the funeral direc­ per cent of the people still use the The governor’s program calls riding fJOODYKAR.S you’ll want come liberated Norway might later back to reoccupy their own coun­ wide. He also loli^poOU alumni gath­ The Scout meetings for the ents association of the school' at Mrs. Florence V. Grady baa been must use the 1040 long-form end 'tax. tors end the public. The stetiatica latter term. for state subsidies up to $1,625,- warmer weather. I’ay fo r them on NK!HOI.S- stimulate a revival of the German try In 1945. week are as follows: W olf Den Ted Mack Perforiner its own expense explaining the But what of the people who In snewer to the question, ‘Tn 000 a year to reduce rentals In Nearly 2,'i.OOO Norwegian.s ered at Sprague hall that a new appointed chairman of the South ’ figure your own tax. Tou can’t use show that nearly 98 out of every BRISTOL’S convenient Budget Plan! arman^nt industry. eotnmiUee of the Yale corporation meets 'Thursday at 3:15 p. m„ with parents’ objections; and that a the others. want to uae Form 1040A or the 100 people over 21 years of age the future, would you prefer to half of the units. The non-sub- Not lmpressempeting with the governor's VAI.IXT GOODYEAR HA H ERIKS and .Wilmarth S. Lewis of Farm ­ the parents may attend. the 1040 long-form. They should uae the 1040 long- Aa ts the case of most Ameri­ U has crippled her ] snian iit a s t or%/» soldier • Iplaces------any .u faith in Staff, producers Jot Ted Mack's Mrs. Robert Crol and infant Detroit, Feb. '22—) — There'll agency?" Ninety-three per cent program are bills offered by Re­ »U:.MORIAL tX). , purposes. ington. church. TeU of Foaalble Effects W hat form the under-$5,000 form. *rhere they can claim what­ can customs, the public feels that . . . long la.sting. power-paeked hatteric.8 economic recovery, while failing non-aggression pacts, such as the Boy Scouts m il meet at 9 a. m., Original Amateur Hour. Those daughter, bom February 17, were of the people said they prefer to He said this committee will be Officers of the Parents associa­ be "stable and healthy" relatio-s peo)4e uae depends upon the kind ever their deudetiona are. But the existing trend' toward aimpll- that start every time. one that the Soviet union proposed with the scoutmaster at the picked at the a/idlUons will com­ discharged Monday from the arrange funerals through a fu­ to guarantee her security, a standing committee and will tion, which sponsored the meeting, between earnings and prices in of Income they had and what de­ they’ll have to prove them by city In funerals Is a good thing. Rnutc 6, Sooth WImIsnr ’ fforway is now the most exposed recently in a sharp memorandum. pete Thursday/at the State A r­ Windham Community Memorial neral director; 3.7 per cent pre­ control all fund raising projects church. told the gathering of the possible ductions they claim. Thoae who itemizing'them. The lowering of the casket into the TeleplmDc liartlnrd a-M IS If Russia spares Norway, they Wllliiun Ross, Sr., was elected mory on Main street. hospital. 1949, says a government expert. ferred a government agency, and country on the western threshold for Yale except the Alumni fund. effects of the legislation on the claim Mg d^uctiona will use the Husbands and wives can use grave In the presence of the Bealdenoe MAacbestcr 6*26 of Russia. She has an annual mili­ say. It will be for other reasons as a trustee of Ellington Congre­ One winner chosen from Thurs­ A Joint meeting of the trusUes A "readjustment'’ need not be mourners and the final leave- 3.3 per cent had no choice or did FENDER AND BODY Discussing the cost ot the- cx Training school and Its program. 1010 leiiE*foniL Form 1040A or the 1040 short- than a signed piece of paper. gational church at the special day's stage sjiow^ will be given an of the QuarryvUle and South Cov­ "violent or extreme.” according to taking following the funeral ere not answer. tary budget of $68,000,000 - - panded educational programs eon It was stated that the training B o t ^ o r r a 1040A and the 1040 form to'file e joint return and. by WORK "In this time of so-called peace, meeting following the service Sun­ expenses-paid trip to New York entry Methodist churches will take Commiostoner Ewan Clague of the among the customs which the ma­ BUDGET TFiniS equivalent to $22 per person for tcmplated by Yale. President Sey schools are primarily for the train­ abort-fbrm are easy to handle. splitting their Income under the Noiway needs three things." Dc- day morning. Mr. Ross Is the sixth and will represent Manchester on place Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. at the Bureau of Labor Statistics. jority of the people feel should be every man, woman and child of lier ing of retarded children, who are,' Form 1040A— . N o figuring. A n­ new law, save money, presided— Authorised Dealer fen.so Minister Hauge told The A s­ mour said: member of the board of trustees the Old Gold radio program. Bolton church vestry. Trustee* of "It does not now look as If this discontinued. 3,150,000 population. "It is Important that we should In no sense, mentally disturbed, swer questions. Bend It to the tax Their combined income la under Baldwin Outlines Soiimene and FUkr. Inc. (tnCH OF AGES AI.WAYS EASILY .\RRAM;ED sociated Press recently. in compliance with the recent the local church to attend are Mr. is the beginning of a price collapse Beasoaable Costs Faying to Hilt face frankly the cost of the policy No entry fee of any kind is re­ while the three state hospitals e * coUeotor. He’ll figure your tax for $6,(M0 and that income fits the 634 OnUr Street MONUMENTS "First, a certain amount of po­ change in the bylaws which in­ and Mrs. William A. Wolfe, Miss like that of 1020." Claugt said in a It has been the opinion of some '■ If an Atlantic pact is ultimately which we are developing. At the quired for any contestant. Local 1st for the care and treatment of you. send you any refund due, or rules for using Form 1040A or the litical support to discourage creased the number of tru.stecs Nellie P. Wolfe, Harold P. Wolfe talk here yesterday. 'Writers that the average Amert-j Goals of Group realized, American taxpayers may thoughts of an isolated aggressloii singers, dancers, instrunientaliats mentally sick adults. ten you If you owe any tax. undergraduate and at the grad­ from five to six. of East Hartford. Thomas M. Clauge told Detroit's Eco»omie 1040 short-form. can cannot get a funeral service: loot some of the defense expendi­ against us. uate and professional level in some and those po.ssesslng any other Under the proposed legi.slatton The 10^ short-form—. No fig­ ' If their Individual incomes are talents are urged to attend tomor­ Wright. Matters relative to the club there are more points of at a figure that he thinks reason­ tures here. Meanwhile, Norway is "Second, physical support to eases, wc are planning to decrea.se Southbury and Mansfield Tralnlrif: uring. Answer questions. Find each under $6,000 but, combined, New Haven. Feb. 22—UP)— The row night's auditions. The person united church will be considered. ■’difference" than of ’’BimlUrUy " able. The question of what is a paying to the hilt. Dumping arms build up our own cleforise forces our operational income, at the schools would come under tne di­ your own tax tn«U>e ud>le on the ere $5,000 or more, they can file Republicans with whom U. 8. Sen­ reading these lines may be the one Final figures on the March of between 1949 and 1020, citing what reesoneble coat for e funeral ser\’- into the sea put Norway into the "And third, a.ssurance that if same time that we inerease ex­ rection of a state board and s back. That table givea the tax on jointly on the 1040 long-form and to join the ranks of about 10,000 Dimes for Coventry show a total he called “vastly greater" con­ lee was asked in the survey in­ ator Raymond E. Baldwin (R., aggression comes, there will be Wappiug state director who have authority Income up to $6,000. save money by splitting their in- Eireryone's Dom|g It f red. penditures. entertainers discovered by Mr. contribution of $616.06. sumers purchasing power In 1919. terviews. The average price vol­ Conn.) haa been consulting on the Norway's ideas of security may help from outside quickly enough "When we reduce our iinder- over the three mental hospitals at (Form 1040 la reelly-one form of Mack. Miss Anne K. LeDoyt will be He added that factory workers' com * unteered as reasonable by .the pub­ party’s future haven’t been able NICHOLS-BRISTOUNCi irritate Russia, but Norwegians to save us from occupation. giudiiate body by something like The Ladies Aid meeting will be Mlddletowm, Norwich and N ew ­ four pages. It’s celled the long- (Note: The old Form W -2— the Through the eyes and cars and hostess to members of the First "real” weekly earnings are "about lic is $627. Sixty per cent of the to agree on a name for their or­ 1099 Morn St. Opposite the High School wish they didn't. Norwegians ex­ "W e would like to change th two thousand at the same time wc held at the home of Mra. Asher town. form when you figure your own Judgment of Mr. Mack, .some 500.- Congregational Church choir Wed- 5C per cent higher” than In 1920 receipt given by employers for people named a figure under $650 ganization. Varioui suggestions hibit neither bravado nor impu­ pattern of history for the better. I reduce our income from tuition by tax, the Bhort-fonto when you use taxes withheld from pay—used to Collins of. Sullivan avenue Thurs­ OOp hopefuls In search of theatrical ne.sdav at 7:30 p. m. at her home. Inventories today, he also said, while 10 per cent stated they did were considered at a meeting here dence about the Soviets. Our idea is that democratic coun­ the M le . I more than a million dollars. day night. The church men are in­ fame and fortune have been audi­ The' Men’s O u b of St. M ary’s are "prudently and conservatively " serve as en Income tax return. But not know whet they considered a last night, but none "won approval. "If we had been as fortunate as tries should stand one for all ami Must Fay lllghent Salarli>< WImm to Use Forma no more. Form 1040A has now vited. The speaker will be Rev. tioned or screened in 15 years. Of 1,899 Registered church will meet Wednesday at 8 managed In contrast to "heavv reasonable price. Two-thirds of The senator outlined some of the Swedes to sui"vlve two World all for one." "When wc promi/K' to lapture speculative" Inventories aceiiiTiii- But when do you use Form 1040 A Fracer Metzger, pastor of the the.se. about 10,000 have been p. m. in the church hall. taken its place.) the American public stated that the group's objectives, stressing wars without a scratch, we woultl the service.s of the best icacheis in or the 1040 short-form? You can they can get a funeral for a price First Congregational church. The found .sufficient worthy of further Mrs. Herman F. LeDoyt anil lated after the First World war (But enclose the Form W -2 re­ that it should not work at cross­ gamble on neutrality again. as Autos at Branch use form 1040 A when: they consider reasonable. Four­ the United States, wc must be assistant hostesses are Mrs. O a r- encouragement. These have either Mrs. John H. Westland will be In ceipt with your return on Form purposes with the state organiza­ vney do. ' a government official Deaths Last Might prepared to pay the highest leach 1. A n your tmder>$6,000 income teen per Cent say they cannot get once Johnson and Mrs. Walden appeared on the "Original Am a­ charge of the Nathan Hale Com­ 1040A .) tion. He said one of its chief ing salarlc.s in the country. V>e The State Motor Vehicle depart­ was from wages or salary from a funeral for the price they con­ said. and Mrs. Annie CYillins. teur Hour" on radio, or were gain­ munity Center set-back party Spring Elections alms should be to recruit inde­ "O r if we were wide-open, geo- believe in small rour-ses, in which ment's branch office located at which full tax was withheld during sider reasonable and 18 per cent Oiicago^ Roy D. Keehn. 71. re­ The Junior choir will not meet fully employed while touring thea- Wednesday at 8 p. m. in the audi­ Curb on Tree FlaaUng Upheld pendents for the party. gr.iphically, to attack as all of the student can come into la-rsonal .ters’ with travelling "in person" the State Armory on -Main street' the year, or— do not know whether they can or tired lieutenant general of the Il­ this week on account of the vaca­ torium. 2. When any other Income, not Guests at the meeting were G. Ucnnriurk is, we might consider de­ contact with his instructor. stage-unit shows, during the past is closed today, Washington’s Cost 81.23 Vote cannot. It Is interesting to com­ linois National Guard and for more tion in the schools. Mias Dorothy L. Wolfe left Mon- ' Hertford. Feb. 22—(/P)- Arde O. P. Cffialrman Clarence /. Bald­ fense a mutter of wishful thinking. "W e insist upon Individualized 15 years. They "revived" stage Birthday. When the office re­ already taxed, amounted to no pare the figure considered reason­ than 20 years personal legal coun­ Anyone interested in having or day afternoon to spend a few days I more than $100 and came from (1) Bulova, wealthy watch manufac­ win and Rep. George Consday, "But we fouglit thrbugh tivc attention to the .student not mere­ shinvs when vaudeville was offi­ opens on Wednesday, local resi­ able with the average amount of sel for William Randolph Hearst joining a Farm Bureau class in with friends in Philadelphia. Pa. i Detroit. Feb. 22—(F) — On the wages, (2 ) dividends, nr (3 ) In­ turer, may plant trees on the pri­ Republican majority leader in the years ol German occupation, inside ly in the classroom, hut in the li­ cially ilend. dents will have five more daVs in money spent for a funeral service Nettie Stoic in Chicago and in charge ofVhc Wapping for rcfinishlng furniture, The Misses Karen L. snd Hazel basis of voter participation De­ terest vate golf course at his Stamford state House of Representatives. and outside our country. Wc brary and ill his eollege life; in So adv.m<-e sale of tickets will which to obtain their 1949-.50 au­ during 1947. The National Fu­ old CTiicago Evening Ameri&an please contact Mrs. Stanley W al- ^ Mae Uttle are spending this week troit's spring elertlons yesterday I f your under-$6,000 Income aatate, but the Supreme.court says proved to ourseivca that freedom guiding him towards a profession: bo made for Thursday's stage tomobile registrations since the neral Dtreetora Association recent­ and Herald-Examiner. He Aa.s dron, Mrs. Parry Roberts or Mrs. at the home of their grandmother. ran toward' the extravagant side. doesn’t fit that bill, then you can they can't be leas than 25 feet ly released the figures for the sur­ Dextli Listed as Suicide never costa too much, no piattilr in the care of his health; In assist­ show Armory box office will open office will clo.se Monday. 'Feb, 28. Do It \Gurself T ^ ay! c*t T H ^ u tcA c^ tci born in Ligonlcr. Ind. Herbert Tomlinson as soon as p<«- ; Mrs. T. F. Uttle. The latter with It cost $1.23 a vote, according to uoe the 1040 short-form (or the apart. Sustaining an injunction vey they conducted among their what It coats in blood and treas­ ing him in bis collegiate interests. at 7 p. ni. at 5 p. m. Hollywood- James J. Luca.s, 61, Bible. I Mr. and Mr*. Laurence Lee Hill official estimate. lOM-form). For example: issued by the Superior court, the members m 1948 to ascertain the Thompsonville, Feb, 22— OP)— This la the most expensive soH of Yesterday 800 registrations were ure. I old time vaudeville star and song­ Thursday afternoon the first in .spent Sunday afternoon at the llt- In nine conte.sts for minor offices Too had income of $101 from Supreme court yesterday held that average funeral purchase price Medical Examiner Howard W. PHONE 4047 ••.%n Ties With West" l.ssued to tiring the total of renew­ writer whose hit tunes of yester­ eilucational .method. , a aeries of movie programs for - 'tle home and also the home of only sbout 80,700 of D etroit! dhrldends, or Interest or wages planting trees closer together during 1947. These figures reveal Gourlle listed as suicide the death "A ll our ties are with the west. "1 am certain that such an edii- als and new registrations to 1899 year Included "I I.s>vc My Wife. children of the First Congrega- ‘ North End Dept. Newell A. Hill at North Coventry. 868,000 registered voters took part. from which tax was not withheld. would violate restrictio)u in the that 44.4% of the funerals con­ of Harold MacWUllams, Blgelow- \y t never expect' the west to start i-ation is worth the cost, but we since the office opened on Friday. But Oh You Kid. " anil "Smile and lional church school will be held • Newell A. Hill was tendered a For this the city spent $99,500. Tou’d use the 1040 short-form, deed by which Bulova purchased ducted in 1947 were under $300; Sanford carpet company foreman another war. If the east starts a must find the resources to meet Saturday the offire will be open the World Smiles With You. ’ He at Wolcott chapel. If this proves ; Forms Auxiliarv birthday party Sunday afternoon It was only second high to the (or leng-fonn). the Stamford property from the 30.6% between $300 and $699; and whose body was found Ivenging In war we're sure we couldn't stay *t. Unless we do so, the only al­ from 8:30 a. m. until noon, was born in New York city. siiecessful. movies will be shown j at his home In honor of his seven­ rei'ord. however. In 1915 the spring Tou had Income, no matter how B. T. Harris Corp., which were in­ 3% were $700 and over. the basement of a neighbor’s home out of it. even If wc tried. But wc ternative 1s dependence upon Regi.strations for 1948 expire on Washington—Clarence Edward weekly to the children. This pro­ ty-fifth birthday February 23. election cost $1.44 a vote. emaU, from rent, or bueiness, or tended to protect the view from As To Directora last night. MscWlUiams is sur­ hope that if the west ts united, no grants from the outside, a depend A new roup ha.o been formed in ■ Feh, 28. Bright. 73. confidential printer frm gram is apon.sored and chaperoned fanning or anjrthing else not Hated other portions of a development It is clear from another question vived by his widow and a daugh­ "Any cor without the power and economy of war can conic.” ence which I dt> not believe W’c the North End whirh will be known' the Supreme court for mure than bv the Timothy Edwards Fellow­ In (1), (2), or (8) above. Ton'd on Brolerwood Lane. asked in the survey that people ter. Russia has a colossal military shall ever hr willing to accept as the Auxiliary Manche.ster Fire ; .5.’') years who directed the print­ ship. ' machine just across the frontier Department. | ing of the court's oplnioii.s. Me Ellsworth Memorial High srhool the Highost Compression Engine* is out of date!" from Norway. In coinpari.son, Nor- 'The first meeting was held last was born in Washington, basketbair team won 12 and lo.st , way's preparedness measures arc evening at the Ho.se Hoir.se, Hil­ Onclnnati- Chcster F. Kroger. four games this year. ol ’microscopic size. liard and Mam atreet.s. and these 52. a son of the late Bernard H. tlllingtoti .Sunday the chiirrh committee Norway keeps a brigade of 4000 officers were elected: Kroger, founder of the Kroger voted to install a telephone In the troops in the British occupation .Mr.s Ronald Lingard. president: STA’H ££Tis ateepinqiht eounfry! Grocery and Baking Co. ami for­ Mr. and .Mrs. Raymond Peltier First Congregational church prop­ zone of Germany. That's 25 per Mr.s. E .Sweet, vice president. Mrs. mer assistant secretary of the of Main atrrot have as their erty. gent of the Army. Ray .Sullivan, secretary, and Mra. chain. guests this week, Mrs. Ethan N. At a meeting in the evening it Her Navy has a few dgstroyers Stanley Tonski, trca.surer. .^marillo, Tex - George C. Jef- Seott and daughters Judith and was decided to form a dart base­ and submaiinea. Her A ir k'orce The Auxiliary plans to hold has p^iasible half a squadron of feri.s, .59. general manager of the Jean of Randidph, Vt., who will ball team to play In the Dart MWons soU fast rw ! Santa Fe railway western line.s soon leave this country to join Baseball League of Ea.st ami South meetirgs >n tlie third Monday of Vampire jet fighters, plus older every month at the Ho.se House. •Spitfires and some A-20 Bostons 1 and vice president of the Panban- .Major Scott in Yokohama, Japan, Windsor. The first game will be 1 die Santa Fe lines. He was horn where they will make their home played at Wlndsorville Wednesday After the hu.sine.ss ot the evening, Dave Ocfaslunal Training there will be a social hour during T O INTRODUCE THE The ivtrigf foaRy sovm ’ 50 ft ’ 100 .The entire strength of the Nor- in Philadelphia. while he is stationed in Japan. night at 8 o'clock. Ten members Three of the members of the are wanted. Anvone interested in which time refreshments will be wegian armed services on a reg- j served. SENSATIONAL NEW 1949 iilar footing may approximate 30,- StiU'Idr FlmllnR <«lven Katheway-Miller Poal. American playing may contact John Nielson. ■ ytfr M hfir cits with STA-NEETI 000 men. In addition. Home l>-cion auxiliary No. 62 maiie Guardsmen are now scattered Lymf*. 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WAWCttWHSll BVismMQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1949 kOpSTIEl* Discuss Fund In Rotafry Play,. Truman Asks Ubituary Small Claims Eastern l i e Votes To Play Round Robin In $hdoi H ead Local Soda Shop Installs A1 St. Mary’s Much Lfu*ger Court Rulings Urges Speed Video Shop for Children Three Teams Security Plan Deaitlui Awivd of S24 in One Few 20-Game Future Meeting to De­ Cheneys Top w appmg Guards Slated T o M eet lik e*fore Christmas, and a few weeks tele- Case, Deoiiion Reserv­ Compete Today jupi. nung s«y® cide How Much Need­ (Cwtin«ed tron rags Oas) Mrs. G. E. Keith Rookie Stars nteWng# Should Be Or­ will have to think up new ideas ed in the Other To Tie For Loop Lead •*, ' — _ W O B iU iL D Tramps Here Sunday ed for New Church hsard of a proposal to give "home replace those concerning cautioi Claimed by Death World's Four-Man Bob­ dered Very Soon = s ^ : i f i s s g rsU er to all poor people.) WUUam Blcaras, who Ijves ti. But Three Minor League A epecial advisory meeting on Oao Other Departure Hartford and opsratas PsU r’s The new bill proposes one other Score One-Sided 59-45 Pitcherfi to Report A N G L i sled Championships Bristol Host to Locals 8U U n» that the furnUhlng* for r - = S S . ‘ ■ building plans wqa held in the Mrs. Blanche Edna (Taylor) Ohoeolgta Shopps on Main atrMt. Plays in Nationals Plays Jones Again parish house of St. Mary’s Epis­ departure: DUablUty Insurance, waa fiwardad a judgment of $34 Today at Lake Placid the newly-approved achoole, eepec- ‘ “ S S s <5°r under which employes covered by Keith, wife of George E. Veith, Victory In Y Senior; To Major Loop Camps Thursday; Fiqal Tilt copal churcli last evening, as e against Robert Can;ipbsl| In 8in*U Yaakoe Stadium Top# Parka 4 In Chicago. Shibe Park in Phila- on Spruce street -har” and i through some barroom v.-lndow. result it was decided that a gen­ old age insurance would get short'; founder of the O. B- Keith Futjil-i lally puplli’ deeka. ahould be order- Clainu court jpsaterday by Jvdge Ijcague; Knights Tunij New York, Feb. — (P)— Major I Hame the easiest park in the delphia was the scene of 80 homers Lake Placid, N. Y., Feb. 22—or, With Wallingford Vets suaed th ? « S t performance fast L t n?w they have their own -bar'- eral meeting would be called aa time sickness benefits. ture company, died at her hone 33 ed very eoon to Insure delivery. ^ IP f Mid todav that chil- where they can bend a practiced Raymond R. Bowars. The dMm ttfiii i»vs i Amerlcsn Lesgue for a player to ' while 34 were hit at Sportsmen's j —Three teams— teai two fropi the soon after F.aster as possible to set Doughton introduced the presi­ last night at 13 Lewie street A aroaa out 6t ah accldant In Back Moriarty Five league baseball teams will “ •v « a home nlh. That’s o ^ , or Psrk, St. Louis, ! United SUUs At Armory, March 18 ** .Superintendent of Schools Arthur the nlace to overflowing ' elbow over a »oda or milkshake, and one from Switz­ ______H a goal for the building fund and to dent's leglslsUon. But he told re­ life-long resident of Manchester, pambsr when a car driven by I plenty of pitchers up from the] 1, jt? ; The Yanks Hid not lead In horn-...... B . filing told members of the a^d" ti^ t they’^ e n ^ ^ ^ W ^ ^ ^ Many women who shy at enter- erland—shoot for the world's four- and that tn^ j y barroom will also welcome begin a new campaign to increase porters he did thU st Mr. Truman’s she wea born here Nov. 38, 1870, Campbell struck the rear of the Cheney Brbthera moved Into a ' minora In. their training camps i Rooters of the New Tork Yan- ,«ra but New York fans had a (ir-t man bobsled ohampionship today I Eastern Basketball League play- Board of Education last night that the fund. request and that he Is not spon­ the daughter of Warren and Mary Sicaraa vehlclf. ^ ^ , tie for first plsee with the Wap«1 this vear but verv few 30-same probably wouldn’t hesitate In that Yankee stadium whicii was down the hazardous. Mt. Van Hoe- I offs will get underway Thursday ne iHans to go to Boston this week The meeting recognized the ur­ soring the bill. (Halpen) Taylor. In 1835, abe was Blcaras told tha -court that be venberg run that has been scene mrittnlra ^ 1 wsger # few greenbacks from ] the favorite of the league and tlio j night with the Manchester Guardd' -p to get information on the matter. ^ Diana opened his shop just be- at least, by Diana. ______gency of St.. Mary’s building pn.b- Like Doughton, some top Re­ married to Mr. Keith and thp bad PuRod to the side of tb* high­ ping Y lest night In the, final Y j winncra, their hard ’ earned. week’s salary; meet pioductUe park lor four ‘ of two serious accidents in two A referendum last week on the lem, and the responsibility o f ail publicans—Including Houae G. O. couple celebrated thdir Golden way In order to d w slest off his Renior League standings w hen; A check o f the rosters appear- that Fenway Park in Boston Is a ’ masters, . week*. , meeting the Bristol Tramps in the ■># the people in the parish for keep­ Ing In ths Green and Red Bookii, iiuestion of P. Leader Martin and Benstor Wedding anniversary in 1345. wlndshisld. Whlls ho waa stoppsd. they nipped the Y's by a lop-sided home run hitter's psrsdise snd' tlhois Here and There The French were forced out of. I Bell City armory. Sunday after- achooli was approved by the elec­ Emergency Doctors ing faith with those who have con­ house organs of the National and MUUkln (R-Colo)—declined com­ Educated In local achoole, Mrs. ho said, and atanding on tha road 58 to 45 score. Both teams ended ! the best park to t the sluggers to Don’t fall out of-.your chairs li the four-man eompetitlon by a noon the Guards will entertain the tors of Manchester and has re- tributed toward the building fund ment on the measure. Keith was a former teacher and nsxt to ths car It Was struck by American League#, respectively, collect four masters 'ss well ss the Harttord Hurricanes join the craok-up In the two-man title in the past. This fund now standi the regular season with sight vic­ Tramps in a return game at the eulted in immediate launching oI Neus Tidbits Dr. A. Elmer Dlskan, of the But Representative Taber (R- has always shown a great deal of Cam pM l’s car, and damaged to tories and two setbacks. The reveal only three such creature# ' merchandising ranging from Eastern Professional Biisketball event 5’esterday that saw Henri at approximately $132,000. Ac EdwtB V. <^hrs Main street drillshed. Manchester Medical Associa­ NY), who guided spproprlsUon interest in local educational ac­ the amount o f $*4. Ho added that Knights downed Moriarty Broth- The (^cinnatl Reds have the j breakfast cereals that would make League next seaHOn. Morlden (uid Ad.'in and I»u ls Saint Calbre in­ Culled From (/P) Wires cording to statements made at last lone pitcher in National, your hair stand up, to a cigarette jured. **'*” t o TMscuss Espenditure* tion, will respond to emergency bills when Republicans controlled tivities. She was a life-long mem­ the defendant had refused to pay erx in the other game, 63 to 46. the Ne^v Britain are also reported to Tean.s who qualified for llio night’s meeting, costs of ccmstruct- Searching for th« author of tha Tlie accident occurred on the It was decided at the board calls tomorrow. Ongreaai had this to say: ber of the South Methodist church the damagea. . The neighboring team held a League w to copped 30 or more I that would never go out. be interested In joining the E. U playoffs are the Tramps. Guards, meeting that Mr. llllng discuss the Ing a new church building will be play-withln-a-play in "Roona Serv­ gsmec In Ate leaky root circuit In The answer to the question is mUe-long chute's d a n g e r o u s and an active pwtlclpaat o f the CampbiR’a Statement slender to lead over (Jhsfteys at I .. .Superman, one of the more re­ Torrlngtbn Howards and Walling- "? Ckjurt martial of Lt. Col. Walter three or four times the amount ice” la Timothy Hogarth, repre­ "A s far as the social secuiity 8 6 1348; He is Harry Perkoweki, a ; Yankee Stadium and I’m afraid "Shady Corner" whore the Belgian fumUhlng question '» ‘ th the Ex W.C.T.U. Campbell answered that the car the end of the first period, but at cent names added to the grunt and ford Veterans. President Lou O. Rlshel in Vienna, stemming now on hand. Hence the resolve to sentative of the We Never Sleep act goes, If the people want to tax towering lefthander who won 2 2 , dl*d-ln-the-wool New York fans groan sport of wresUIng, wiu i Olympic veteran. Max Houben. was pendlture committw made_ up of from alleged activities in Hungary, Besldea her husband she leaves waan’t pulled o ff the road com- halftime, Cheneys were out front, Bia-k of .New H.iveii nnnoimct I I* start a new drive this year. Collection Agency,' who weaves themselvss double, that's one pletoly and died a law nqulring and lost 10 foB.Tulsa of the Texas!i would be taken tow the ....w...... cleaners --.mane If make iiin his rinriiuru Hartford ocoui debut Wednes-« rones-, i ...... killed------and hi.s Ijrakeman...... Jacques , , 1^1 .Noren. A. L. Riker M d Mrs expected to end thi.s week . . • three daughter^ MIm Marjory A. 18 to 17. Ihe pairings last night after a '•* Tafl-Hartley Law Points of Discussion himself In and out of the plot at the thing; but I'm not In favor of tax­ League. they dared risk their money. A night against Biliber McCov Mouvert. was Injured■ in' a trial Mae Holden, and then s^hmit th^^r Czechoslovak cabinet mini.itcrs. Keith and Mrs. Helen Leander of that any stopped vehicle on a high­ Paced by Krenchy Dancossc and ----- J ... —n ------I ^ • I run Fciminry 10. .spci i.il iiui-iiir; of team managers & Manager A t the meeting Mrs. William moat opportune times to create ing the people generally to pay way must have a light visible st Detroit and St. Louis are the Srand total of 710 homers \vere | auditorium.. .Matchmaker run ~ ‘ findings to General led by Premier Antonin Zapotocky any more gratuities to anybody Manchester and Mrs. Lawrence Johnny Kleinachmidt. Cheneys t:!ignj;c f( r the ;iliiyoffs Brennan spoke in favor of build­ added chaoa and hilarity. Edwin leart 60 feet to the rear. He told only American League teams Uiatl*'**’ *•* AmerlMn League last qu# Browne will present three Adran suffered a fractured skull j George H. Waddell leave closely-guarded homes and Viewed as (3imsiiig Clark o f Holyoke, Mass.; four moved ahead in the third period It •■ as vo’lcU to stage n round ^ of the ing a new church as soon as pos­ L. Culver plays the dead-pan part unless it Is a dlVect obligation of the oourt that he did not see euch have a minor league 30-game vtc-| ?***®**“ *** H** ! »l$kt round bouts ten ght at the and is reported in critical rondl-1 Under the provisions offices for Parliament session eons, Warren I., Everett T., O, only to have the Y's come back ioLi.il f.^cnl irslead of a bcsl two sible. William J. Thornton, s to perfection in the crack-pot farce the government’* a light on the plaintifre car, that tor. Tbe Tigers got Lou Kretlow. i f.v u n ' "'•thersfleld avenue fight club on tlon at Lako riacld hospItBl. Tlie ; Town Charter. Mr. Waddell must marking first anniversary of the Stillman, all of Manchester, and and knot the count at 86-aU in the out of ihrci game zeries twtween Frielioii’ in NIJIB trustee of the building fund, gave which is scheduled for two per­ Other member# o f Congress, he was not travelling at a fast who rang up a 21-12 record for waa second with 117 bails i 'weekly pro card. Bobby Polo- brakeman has multiple head con­ approve all appropriations P®*'ta‘"- Communist "People’s’ democra­ Lincoln B. Keith of Delray Beach, early minutes of the final session. Man; hcslci-Bi ..ilol and ToiTin;t- the points in favor of the present formances at the Hollister School talking informally, expressed par­ rate o f speed, that the roads were Williamsport of the Eastern tak ^ g off on four-base wal^ps. I tusions but is less seriously injured. me to the new schools since the Fla.: two brothera Howard I. Tay­ Here, once again, Dsneosse and Koee-.Marie Korsak The United .States - '.vllh Olym­ Mrunn Bychoi'kl t n-WnllliiKfoid with the winner ^ cy.” policy of delay until such a time this Friday and Saturday. HU ticular doubt as to the enactment very ■ slippery and that- he could Leagpie. The Brownies have Bob V? Miro faces A1 Wll r e je c t represenu a public expen­ More police of cities from coast (Continued from Page One) lor and Fred B. Taylor also of this Kleinachmidt started to pour the way Park apd Detroit fourth with' pic veterans Jim (S o flrakisi of iheso .se/ies nieelmg in the as the fund increased considerably. former appearance In local thea­ of the home relief program. They not stop quickly for fear of going leather through the nets and the Malloy, a draftee from Indianapo­ son, and Tommy Bazzazo will Lical baaici'U::'.!! f':ui ai** look­ diture. The general manager is. of to coast, seeking to .solve scores of foresaw strong objections, too, to town, and 13 grandchildren. Miss Kose-Marle Korsak, Con­ en even 100 home runs being hit linal. . ness three weeks ago. A t that Following these two prepared ad- tricals Include the doctor In "The Into a spin. Hllk Makera won going away. Q)c- lis of the American Association. trade blow's wit), Lenny Trader. A ' h" ing forward l i \V,'d:ii' 1 ly cv'- eource. subject to the Board of thefts, line up waiting their turns increasing taxas on wsgta und Funeral services will be held at necticut slate table tennis cham­ at Briggs Stadium. Eo'h lenin will play six games time he recalled that before en­ dreases the Rev. Alfred L. Wil­ Bellamy Trial" and the father wl»o the South Methodist church lliura- In ^ e other ease before ths neya oulaeored Wapping 33 to 3 in Mallow, who previously bad trials four rounder and a semi-pro bout I **^ *'''® V/ne kw u I mug s game at the .Miiia .''.reil Directors in handling town af- to question Gerard O. Dennis, salaries. pion. will compete in the Eastern Of the 124 hit at Yankee Sta­ in ti e loimd r.ib.ii. mcelint; each actment of the T-H measure in liams. chairman of the meeting, was always making fire-crackers c o u ^ Judge Boweta reserved the last period. Norm Androas with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, will complete the card.. Richard! piloted by the Olympic; * armory belv.^e'ii Uic Ha;'..ford suave and handsome 28-year-old day at 2 p. m., with Rev. William Open, March 5, 6 at Springfield, dium, the Yanks themselves ac­ rival I(II in ii-.ce at lionie and once 1947 he predicted that separation read a letter from Arnold Law­ In “You Can’t Take It With You." H. Battw a former pastor of the judgment, m gsn e McClurt, doing starred for the losers. won 31 and lost 7 for Indianapolis. ■ “ ' )lu'^iicane.'i and the .Mancln’Sl' r **The board also ,, Candadlan. . .Executive board of rence. local architect, stating that Mass., and also the National counted for 70. Tommy Henrieh k “ Icampalgnei, Fritz Felerabend. away The tram with the beat per- attendance at the national of the powers of the board and the Under the direction o f Jean church who Is now of Arnold'# busiilsas at McClure Auto Repairs Moller and Pockett set the scor­ Three pitchers juat missed hit­ and Joe DiMagglo each pasted 15 ; (Juard.-;. Can the (/.■.ai l.s t jpp;e \V. H. O. plans to send delegation Mr. Lawrence had gone over the championship, March 31, In New . M * P. ' T’’ * Americans could finish no 0 nt.iye al the rii'l 'if the zeric.s m e^n g of school superintendents general counsel would cause trou­ Moore, the comedy U being pro­ Heds’ Rocket Mills. R. L, officiating. Burial will at 60 Wells strset, seeks the ing pace for the Knights against 'York City. Lest year the local ting the magic 30-game figure. Into the stands. Yogi Berra has scntatlve for 1949 American Le-1 In the the Anurican Lcique <'nne.(" to Moscow to seek Russian recon­ original plans for further con­ amount o f $86.31 for repairs to v.i'.l l.c de l.-icil t.'..' playoff wln- to be held in Philadelphia March ble. duced by the Community Players be at the family plot In East ceme­ Morlsrtys, getting 15 and 18 girl played In the nationals in Co­ Jack Banta, up from Brooklyn, nine, George McQulnn seven, and rion Junior bMCba I act titles in t„.o-mun title rim. won bv the Well, they might, if they ''un on ■ sideration of announced withdraw­ When he testified recently, Her­ struction at St. Mary’s and esti­ the car owned by Mrs. H. B. This area. During the 1948 season. I i.-eilx Ki.d- lur. 97>30 John Pierce, bualnesa al from U. N. agency. .Oty-wide and Rotarians for the benefit of Landing Told tery. points, ropectivcly, in the other lumbus, Ohio. won 13 and lost 9 for Montreal of Bill Johnson six. Ted Williams tinue playin;; the Ivar.d ol b.ill zog cited some examples of "the mated that they would now cost the Rotary Club’s youth activities Friends may call at the W. P. Machle, R.F.D. 3, Andover. The game. Jacko starred for the Gas the International. Bill Reeder, re­ hit but three In New York into 75 per cent of the winning state' " that they Imvc hi.ipl lye 1 dHihi”. Maui.lic.‘ tei \u.l close lU sched- .uTwtTwUl attend part of the con. Des Moines anti-rabies drive materialization of that fear." in the neighborhood of $450,000 Martin Relsmsn, who won the program. Tickets for both per- Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main defendent waa represented t>y Fred Housers. English title last Saturday by de­ called by the St. Louis Cardinals the stands. teams w-ere sponsored by Ford o r : Endrlch. who teamed with the pH.sl t".**’ ■.'.(■ If'., ia v.hieh uh' aga.n 1 tlie \8 aillnsford Vet­ ventlon « . that he may b e n e « spreads to sll of Polk county. Morse then a.sked him to send a to carry out. dealers. A tormances can still be secured (Continued from Page One) street, Wednesday from 3 to 5 and Maehts. ' Cheneys (63) feating Dick Miles, No. 1 player : from Rochester of the InUmation Cleveland’s sluggers, Jos Gor­ Uneoln-Mercury dealers. A toUl Brakeman Fritz Mailer to duidi- iiine the lo .i Ih li;ive ■.■.on *u;tr <>( erans at Mnnchestei, Friday, from the huge exhibit of N. I- R. B. bans peaceful picketing more detailed account to the com- | In hla claim, Mc(71ure said that of 243 American Legion junior Those in Attendance from members of both clubs and kt 7 to 3 )>.m. B. F. Pts. In the United States and Vic Bar- al complied a 13-13 record. ' “Ed don, Ken Keltner, Jim Hegsn and cate hls victory in the wini live cem e pla.' '■ ..a :. IX I,'. ,11 an-l Wuliingl'oul supplies which, commented M r when it is used in secondary boy­ mittee. j he had performed repair services baseball graduates played major Many present participated in the the YMCA, Depot Square Garage. why he requested the Soviet Re­ I. Klelnschmidt, r f .. 0 3-4 3 na of England, asked Miss Koreuk Garcia, who faces the tough job ^ d le Robinson (now of Washing­ Olympics at St. Moritz, hnd to ,ii' still tnlkln,.; uIkiuI the nimg, ranges from thumb tacks t cott. for the defendant on the car In league baseball lost season and Of "re'll int -re;-! will b th. Differences of Views general discussion which followed Schlebel Brothers, Harrison’s, Kel­ patriation mission to wind up Its George H. Ferrell Pitkin, r f ...... 1 0-0 2 recently to team up as a doubles of sticking with the world eham-, ton) . set the pace for the —. 76 hit . . by, turn in a record run on his final in.vat.• I fitlle betwe'ji .six f ..it 1 .iie.rits-, et* eiur.e ht'i t‘ lu*t Fri­ school buses. question to the smouHt of $561.31. Dsneosse, If ...... 10 3-5 23 8,457 others took part In various Among matterk on which the including Austin Briggs, John A. ler’s, Benson’s and Watkins Broth­ affairs and leave. George Henry Ferrell, 85, died partner In open competition. plon Cleveland Indians won 13 and I the Indians at home. The total trip to beat out his fellow country­ sev'II inch. Arnold Jone.-i i.f H.iil day wl’.er. u iicar-i.ot almost took that we chop 'em down and lie board and the counsel have not Trotter. C3iief of Police Herman Monday afternoon at the home of Machle paid $450 on the account, Giorgettl, I f ...... 1 0-0 2 lost ;6 for Oklahoma CTty of the number was the biggest by any minor league.. .Three baseball man, Felerabend. p a-e The pi.iyofT finale should be ers. Looses Blast Against Blot continued McClure. leaving an un­ The local girl will compete with films are made available by the for i and Br.nio Byrliolski. six fnot about it." seen eye to eye, Herzog mentioned S c h e n d c 1. Raymond McOllpln, hla daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Smith, c ...... 4 0-2 8 Miss Constance McCord of West Texas League. team In the loop. Joe DlMaggio Endrlch made the final mile five inch Guard vetei 'i:!. In t'.ie ' P'niC'l b'-fo.o a cnpaclty house, Both Houses approved a rc.sOlu- The Soviet press loosed a blait paid balance of $86.31. He said the Ferguson, c ...... 0 0-0 0 hit six at Cleveland. Ford Company. "Play Bail Son". sweep In one minute. 18.97 sc - Democrats Named jurisdiction of the two. the extent Samuel Nelson. Miss Gertrude and Mrs. Earl Loveland, of S3 Hartford In women’s doubles play six garni « played d'li Ing the p;i*t , Thc piiyoff schedule nnd team tlon of sympathy for John P. against yesterday’s riot In the defendant had Ignored mailed re-. King, r g ...... 4 0-2 The scarcity of minor league 20 Two Clubs Rhutout "It’s Your Team", and "Ail Out onds to turn in a combined lime of to which state laws on the closed LIddon, Alan Thomas and June Lew'ts street. He had )>een a resi­ 8 at both Springfield and New York, game wlnnera In the camps of the IW'I .season', ’ ll'.,' Buv’a" his h.oi Schcroschewsky of (^ornwall, Pa]g Too Low British sector .over the . "Oliver quests for the balance o f the J. Kleinschmldt, Ig . 5 8-7 18 Two clubs in the circuit werb for Baseball". They may be secur­ five minutes, 18.52 .second* for the lustcis follow: .ihop should prevail over Federal McKinney who were officers of the dent of Manchester for the past A Manchester resident for the past i Majors is a sharp contrast to the the beat "I the duel, hul ling !l>' On Steering Unit headmaster of the Rumsey Hall Twist” film. Polish Jews forced money. "shutout” in homers — the Rt. ed by writing the Ford Mote? four journeys down the icy gorge. Feii 2) .'lanelu'Sls'r al Bristol. laws, and the meaning of the T-H Young People’s Fellowship, Lay 46 j’ears. three years, Mis.s' Korsak is the | pin;j,«rs presented 10 years ago. high .econng June- to three fiehj , Preparatory school and represen­ German theater to cancel the piC' Machle told the court the plain­ 26 8-20 58 Louis Browns falling to make a Onnpany, 183 Middlesex avenue. The fastest previous comi'ctilivc Feb. 27 - Wadiiigfoid at Tor- provision requiring union officers Assistant Allen F. Bray. William For Generals in Watertown, Mass., on daughter of Mrs. Victoria Flli- guiU und 13 free Ihro'.vs forw to­ tative in the 1M7 session, who was ture after a series of fist fights tiff had agreed to do repairs In " appiBg V (46) In 1383 there were fourteen 20 slngte homer In Washington and Romersvlilc 45. Mass. . . . Joe trip down Mt. Van Hoevenberg lingtun. and Bristol at Manches- To Push Drive to file non-0>mmiinist affidavits. Hunniford, Wyville Peabody, and May 26, 1868, he was employed as wicz of 137 Hilliard street. tal of 19 points ai.d a;i av-rage ut injured last Friday when struck Since he quit as NLRB general Albert T. Dewey, senior warden, with the police and rock-throwlrg a paper maker at Case Brottiers the amount of $425. Machle said he Anderson, r t ...... 2 0-3 ganr.s winners in the major league Washington falling In Boston. A Louis says In Sport magazine Uiat l wa.« made by Tuffy Latour and Leo tc;. by an automobile in Hartford. He (Continued from Fags One) at the theater. They complain the paid $450 but (lenlad that any fur­ h m Stedd, rf ...... 0 0-0 camps, seven In each league. number of teams were able to Ezzard CTiarles ts the man he Martin of Saranac Lake, N. Y., in three and one-aixth point.* pei | .March 3- ToiT.ng'.on At \Va'.- coun.sel. Van Arkel has been a «-ho as chairman of the building for several yeara before his retire­ game. Br ino'.s main job wa* to (Continued from Pnge One) is a patient at Hartford hospital. film is anti-Semitic. ment. ther repairs were made to the Slmler, I f ...... 1 •5-5 The Brooklyn Dodgers had the record only one homer in various fears the most but feeis that they the U. S. trials two week.* ago.; llngf' 'r'l. practicing labor relations attor- hind trustees answered many f'heek tfi.i big H'ir‘ l'ur'1 lad. of the Ameripan Furniture mart The Russian Army newspaper, Besides his daughter, hS leaves amount of $86.31. Dodd, I f ...... 1 0-0 Knockout Fighters most, three. They were Whit W y­ psriu. Washington had but one trill probably’ meet in June. Joe Their time was 1:19.08 M ai'h (i Manchester At Toi- I ney. Among others, he represents questions from the audience prior only haa he dim tin.* uell but hi.* housing program, expected trf nm the International TyiHigraphicnl to pre.sentlng the resolution for the of Chicago. Taegliche Rundschau called the 1. his wife, Mra Myra (Blair) Fer­ V Palmer, c ...... 2 1-2 att. Bill Ooueh and Russ Evans. homer in each Cleveland and De­ says, "Tlie exhibition matches I Feioriiaend's sled had the coni- rirgtoii. Senate Republicans thrown in eight field goal* ami Cfto f JnSd.'fcrRepublica^^^ union (A F L t, which has been en- 1 gpeoig] rneeting to begin a new Only the three businessmen, cldent "pogrom.” Twenty-five of rell; two sons, Albert of'Dalton, I’f l Vonsicklin, c ...... 0 0-0 On Hartford Card Detroit had two of the more troit. Detroit had only one homer have been fighting are good for ' bined time of 5:21.37. Fred For- March 8 -Manchester at Wal- the demonstrators and 14 police­ i I tune. J r . and John McDonald of (I'ide'l 11 foul tor*e* f.ir a total of ; tlon. slftvi ‘ ^.Vek on Object on Hearinifs I gaged in practically comstant liti- I campaign, howbver, have appeared before the Mass., and Arthur of this town; Changes Would ■Wayner, r f ...... 2 0-0 highly publicized rookies at their In Boiion and.Tony Lupien hit the | me. They keep me In trim and my I.ngford. ’ ureem ent reached last « « « « ° " gation over the Taft-Hartley law | ------committee to tell of their work. men were Injured slightly. five other (laughters, Mrs. George t\ H Anilrosa. ig ...... 8 7-10 Lakeland, F la . baas in 1989. They only round tripper for the Chicago i punching on edge. If I fight ' Lake Placid, registered 5:21 37 for 27 point'.. I.' Eyehulski can eu:i- M.,r(.n 10 Wal.iiigfcrd at Brls- state Capitol, Hartford, Feb. tiirie to til'.;' a bhn-.k't ov-t uSVrtctlon issue was more in the In his testimony today. Van i Father Cavanaugh will be heard Other Russian-backed n e w s- Cole and Mrs. Fred Hsdden, both 111 Hartford. Feb. 22—Cuban Wel- were Dlzz'y Trout (22-6) from White Sox in Washington. Cliarles in June. I'll have to be In . third place and fourth wm t lo La- 22.~—Senate Republicans ob­ .lore.* It leill g" a I'lng veay In ai l- to'. naturs of a truce than a permanent Arkel talked of what he calleil later. papers called the turmoil a "Fas­ of Versalllese; Mrs. Issbel Duke of Avoid Confusion 16 18-20 45 terwelght Oiamplon WHfredo Beaumont o f the Texaji League But 35 homers came at Griffith ] excellent condition—and I will tour and Martin In .'):22,11. Mar I 11 T'jriiiigton at Man- jected today that the public was ■ The No. 1 French sled of Rene ing the M.im he-1 r ■■ team. the law’s "picayune restrictions." Wliitlng told the congressmen cist provocation” and accused tha Manchester; Mrs. Junes JSster of li Mlro battles it out with Al Wilson and Frsddie Hutchinson, a $75,000 Stadium, low In the league, and 57 be." cl'.esler. *’**®*‘ BepUes to CriUclsm not being given enough opportuni­ the "grotesque ’free speech’ provl- | how the commission got-its Infor­ Ramona, Calif., and Mrs. John beauty who won 25 and lost 7 for .Sharlet and Amedcen P.onzcl \va* Uo not In.-ie ■ r.ight of th< t.iet ty to express itself on propo.scd British and western German police (Coattnued from Page One) Knights (53) of Brooklyn In an impending slug- that the ’Cane.s hive rjUicr .*(■ .r- March 13- Bristol at Torring- Senator Cornelius MulvlhlU .stoni," and the "one-sided and in- | of "beating up those people who Walsh of Mlddleton-n; a brother, B. r . Seattle of the Cbaat League. I fifth and last in 5:33.18. legislation before the General As­ Hits Yankees mation. feat tonight at the Auditorium. 1 The French No. 2 sled smash' d iniz threat* besides th'.> lanky lor. Bridgsport). Bensite 7 suiting Communist affidavit, and ' It asked the help of 150 univer­ John Ferrell, of West Springfield, . 4 Of that group only Trout. Hutch- opposed the continuance of thl« commission dissented from the es­ 8t. Georg*, r f ...... 0-0 Into the right side of the retaining June*. Newcomer John Bae.h March n Bristol at Walling- t h e Appropristlons committee, sembly. Mass.; 13 grandchildren and nine i: H 6 These clubbing 145-pounders both son and Jack Kramer are still In The criticism brought quick de­ filing requirements." sities and colleges, he said, smd film's provocative race agitation." timate that the suggested reorgan­ Moller, i f ...... 3-4 Town Series Meeting I wall ss It streaked around t he a,ml ex-Fordham stir. Pn’il Canio- fold. aharply " p ile d to criticism of (Continued from Page One) great grandchildren. s Pockett. c ...... boai^t knockout wallops in either the big time today. Kramer was nials from the Democratic side as Called Act “ Onc-Sldcil" | called on 100 industrial and busi­ The western press generally de­ ization would save $80,000,000 a 8 2-2 ' treachero'is curx'e. Fortunately it boil. Fi'ank Bore-, aid tlie newly -\4nrcn "20- Toir.ii';Um at Bristol Governor Bowles' budget ^mred As for the law as a whole. Van | ness firms for advice on how much plored the melee but ’The Telegraf. Funeral services will be held ii 1 Tins# rg ...... 0 0-0 fist, Mlro starting off here with up with the Brown# after compil­ ■und \S .i.lingford at .1'a; ' heal^ 1. well as assertions that if anything been undergoing treatment sever­ year. The dissenters. Dean Acue- ' didn't go over the rim as was the appoint?'! < .nn \'.’i e Dimii" ire over the week end by Rep. George a soldier with technical know-how influential British-licensed news­ Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the son, who now Is secnitary of state, Sumisloskl, I g ...... 3 4-4 three sensational kayoes and Wll ing a 20-11 mark for Ban Antonio. These ( ligihie lo compete m the C. Conway, the Republican floor was WTong with the present sys­ Arkel said: al weeks for a stomach ailment. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main '■ case In the Belgian mishap. .ill cipabh- "■ .-I'iiii.g i,". 'Joublr "I have been opposed to the act and heavy respo.nslbilities ahould paper, said something must be said and James H. Rowe, Jr., explained Klein, Ig ...... 3 2-6 son walloping a pair of foes into Kramer now is with the Boston Tonight At East Side BIckfprd has as sledniates Pat piaiofls a;c: tem of public hearings, past Re­ ( “ An American diplomatic sen-- street, with Rev. Willard J. Mc­ dreamlanii the past three weeks. rlgni e* publican legislatures were respon­ because, in my Judgment. It is be paid. "on the other hand” about the they did not believe that the esti­ Red Boa while Trout and Hutchln- , Buckley. Henry Stearns and Hugh Toirington- Frank Same.e. Jack ' '*^onw ay contended that « * P «^ in<: abroad.” he told The A.s.soclat- Laughlin, pastor of the North 24 11-16 59 This match la one of three eight- 0\>r a two Stfison ■■ preid the sible. unfair. unworkable, and onc- "ITien we went out and flew In Jews who participated in the riot­ mated savings had been "subjected Bon are'still with Detroit. i Bickford, all of Saranac Lake. N .--■iie.s between t/ic to." t'cam;. Doherty. Slim Garrett, Jack analysis of the budget showed it ed Press, ’ has to conduct himself everything the Air Force has that ing. Methcxlist church, officiating. In­ Moriartys (46) round bouts topping an all-star Senator George Griswold (R., .sldcd.” terment will be at the Buckland to enough scrutiny.” at all on tw-o jrcens where h er, Y. Riding with Benham, Lake stand* at three ,iM Li.-t .seis*»p Foerst. Jack Gimmlcr, lied Ryan, to be “ hesvily watered" and would in .such a way that he is complete- flies.” he said. ” We went on ma­ A t the Washington level, the Oriael, rf card. Another welterweight duel Reports Are Circulated GrMnwich) opened the discussion Morse interrupted Van Arkel’s , 'The newspaper said regardless cemetery. chip shots rattled Into the can. Placid's fire chief, arc Pat Martin, the local* (InwiK.I th-* 'laitf'ird llolhe .Spiiio. lien; . Jacocks, Hank lead to "wild-eyed spending. testimony at one point to assail I 'v • ‘>«'’e reproach, particularly in neuvers with the fleet to watch of the merits or demerits of the commission recommended that the Rivers, rf ... pits Vic Cardcll of Hartford Demanded MulvlhlU In a pre­ bysH ticizlng last week’s hearing Friends may caH at the funeral against Tommy Bazzano of Mid­ One or T mo Quintets Jim Atkinson and Bill Vasey. te-siii in thre.' o:' four sfirt.* 'nnd Ba etti. John Cidonc. the Taft-Hartlev law for setting ! Soviet union. While 1 bate to carriers, and crash-dived in a sub­ film, the Polish Jews were In Ber­ department be reorganized so as Barnard, If .. Felerabend’s sled team i* roiii- before the Finance committee on home after 4 p. m. today. dletown in what is aald to be a Hain ia Ward \ Comer I'li.s ,*ei.S'in the '(*100.* hive beat­ Bristol — Chubby Maiinoonico, pared statenient; dignify the.se charges to the ex marine. We talked to the men lin "illegally.” It said that they to divide its activities among eight Gustafson, If Local Sport May Pull Out; Six posed of Werner Spring. Waller Who are the experts who have a $60,000,000 bond Issue to flnance up a "labyrinth’ of common law grudge battle between rival Nut­ Experts rate Han1e Ward o f the - en the Guard.* in tw i games Frank Bores John Slab. John Do- tent of making a statement about on hazardous duty, and saw what bad once been removed to the different units or services, as fol­ Kelly, c ...... arrived at these conclusions. a building, program, 'x legal procedure. Morse said this meg State fighters. CardeJl Is a University of North Carolina the ] and Angst. Which team will lump Into the brntsky. Buggy Bell, Bclc Kogsl, them, they are completely wlUiout j ,iwing amateur golfer In the leal tomorr'-c.v night’’ Tom Henry. Walter Krcege, Dolly time was taken up by Xeslimony ment” and "harra.ssment” to labor foundation.” ) I -About all we missed was nurS' closed, and returned here without Research, Extension, Agricultur­ Helm, rg . . . . Appropriations committee had FiinerHls Dudeck. Ig . . tosses a thousand shots in a fight. nation and predict he'll win the King Ken Walter.*. presented by representatives of unions and “impair their bargain­ iliss Bucar Is a former Pitts-j le)>ers and underwater demo- permission. al Resources Conservation, Com­ Will six teams be Yepreaented at national t,tle soon— mnytie this Aiiiiiials Trounce Mam lie.sler--Tec Coiiin.a, Kail been holding hearings on the gov- burgh university co-ed from CTlalr- j mions.” modity Adjustment, Regulatory. __f ^ d has lost but one bout. Vic Rec Director Johnny Falkowskl leihy nie ihr. c of h..s lenimnal's. state agencies, that citizens had ing strength." East Mark at Weak Price has won 30 of his 35 fights, lost tonight's Town Basketball Tourna­ summer. Ward has huge hands, far Yo.sl, Bruno Bycholskl, Al Suro- nmoris budget for two weeks. ton. Pa., who quit a year ago as | Whiting said the commission Mrs. Adelaide SheRoa Agricultural Credit, Rural Elec­ 16 13-19 45 reports the East Ride and 16 est f j . 1 . •»** . I-Y ■ Koger Be.lsf.i i.* third with St little opportunity to present their The law, Morse argiieii, now The city had another attack of only to state welterweight champ, ment meeting at the East Side ReC out of proportion to the rest of hls witc, I’( to •■'^taum. Bob Tedford, He asserted; administrative nssi.stant in the U. ■ estimate.s its recommended pay in The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide trification and a seeVetary’s staff Side Recreation Buildings and the 8 H lllllC rS^ tiV 1 0 A m ^qioint.* and Johhny Cha'l an I Har­ "In all that time, the Republi­ views. gives employers a "preferred po­ currency jitters. Speculators again Frank Vigeant. and has staged at 7 o'clock, or will there be four, body. Steady pressure ii being ep- Eimer Gavello, Tom Mason, John S. information scnlce. In her let­ creases would add up to about (Brainard) Shelton, of 36 Strant service which would deal with such YMCA will be closed all day today vey Fra.«her are tied for fourth cans have not developed a single Joins In CriUclsm sition in the courts,” which he said were quoting the Soviet east mark four draws, He defeated Kenny five or more than six team man­ plled to the Jonea boya. Ben and Hazen, John Bycholski. ter of resignation she had com­ $440,000,000 the first year. The 'street, widow of Charles A. Shel­ matters as finances, personnel, le­ In observance of Washington’s place al 77 points each. "Liscomlie instance or Isolated a single item Senator Luke H. Stapleton (R., he could not “ reconcile with com­ at a weak price as reports o f an Clark and Lenny Lukes in two agers on deck ? Jim, to let Citation an(l CoaltowT. The expected close game nevci Wallingford — Frank Crisali, CThcshlre) joined in the criticism plained emba.ssy policy was direct­ commls.slon thinks most of ton, was hekl this aftemn‘ at 2 gal questions. Information, sup­ Sports in Brief Birthday. tops the loop in goal.* while Bcl- of unjustified expenditure. mon justice.” impending Russian currency re­ semi-final eight-round bouts at Ten teams attended the first have a go at each other tn a match came off in the playoff for the | I George Fe.gcnhaum, Pat Mazzarcl- with the assertion that the legisla­ Earlier. Morse had rapped w h at, ed .against , the Rus.sians. At the should go to enlisted men of the o’clock at the Watkins Funeral plies, reaearch management and meeting on the proposed tourna­ ard leads in assist* with 5.'>. "An a matter of record, both form persisted. On the black mar­ the New Haven Arena the last two The Silk City A. C. will hold its mile, but it ia doubtful anything Junior League crown at the East Phil Vitale of Wnsh ngton has ! .a, Walter Yashit, Joe ,Step^aki, tive custom of having legislators he called the "Inexcusable” de- ] same time she revealed she had third and fourth grades—such as Home. The Rev. Clifford O. library. times out. Csrdell is quite a card ment last Thursday evening. They Democratic and Republican mem- ket One west mark was bringing By The Associated Press weeklv meeting tonight at ^ o’clock will come of it. Both think O la- Side Rec last night. Tlie Pan- , spent the most time in the penalty ; George Fcrrle. K r^ Ferrle, Buka^ testify first and public representa­ lay of the NLRB in handing down ; be* n married for 13 months to Army sergeants--and officers com- Simpson, pastor of the Center Help Carry Out Progranas • ' Dosing in the Elm City, where he is un­ were Nasslffs. Italians, Polish bsrs of the Appropriations com­ eight cast marks. The ratio had Congregational church, officiated. The com m l^on recommended at the' VFW Home. A ll raffle tlck- tion would trim his stablemate, there were completely oulclassod ; box, 131 minutes. Sapen, Al Skiff. A. Seraeko. tives later discouraged some citi­ •iecisions. He said one reason for | Kon.sliinlin Lapshin, a Russian I paring in rank with Army first been four to one until last week­ Montreal— Laurent Dauthullle, beaten and winner of seven Americans. British Americans, mittee have offered no criticism Frederic E. Werner presided at that local farmer committees, first eti must be turned In at this time. despite that record 1:35 1-5 mile bv the animals. 39-12. zens from giving their testimony. thi.s is the failure of th »-N L R B ' sin ter, Khe lives in Moscow now lieutenants and captains. end. 166 >4, France, gained a unanimous straight fights. Laurels, Pontiacs, Kaceya. Clean­ 'The aeerolngly more experienced j of the budgets exactly as recom Forre.stal set the estimated cost the organ. Rev. Simpson con- set up under the A A A crop control that Oialtown atreaked latt W’cek mended by the governor for over Senator Alfred F. Weclisler, to delegate authority to regional | ^nd is the mother of a son. upset 10-round decision over ktld- Bszzano has won 30 also mid ers, Guards and Willie's. Before Animals made every shot count a notch lower. He judged It would [ ducted the committal servliie at program, be divorced from admin­ A fine choice to coach the Silk at Hialeah Old Rockport a victory 1 30 state boards and commissions. Democratic floor leader, retorted offices to make flnall flmlings of ' Dedicated t « Mother dlewelght Contonder Jake Lamot- lost three, defeating Billy Morris the ’ meeting adjourned. Willie's, and had possession of the ball a | that the custom of giving legis­ amount to about $400,000,000, and I the grave In East cemetery. istrative functions. These com­ City baseball team during the In the Santa Anita Derby did noth­ The budget of one department w _s fart. He said thi.s ought to be \ -phe 13'2-page hook, published by ta. 160>4, New York. in slashing matches In Bridgeport Kaceyi, Pontiacs and the British large part of the game. Witti lators precedence at public hear­ woyld taper off to about $280,000,- Geriiiau Court I Delegations from Temple Chap­ mittees now help carry out depaal- coming season is that of Pat Bol­ ing to clear up the Kentucky Derby earmarked for further study after done, , the Literary Gazette, is called Horse Raring and Holyoke rereqtly. Americans withdrew. That left six Mlruekl leading the way. the win- ings was established years ago by 000 a year after five years. He ter. O. E. S., and Chapman Court, ment programs covering price sup­ duc. The North End lad Is a keen picture—except to point up the THE KENNEL SHOP presents [| | | [[ a Republican request to consider Van Arkel said that labor "can ■ Tlie Truth Alioiit American Diplo- Miami, Fla.—Imperium ($8.80) Three other bouts will complete teams iif and ready to start play Republican administrations. He recalled that President Truman’s Order of Amaranth and many ports. iohopl lunches, soil conacr- follower of the game as well as a fact that no winner of the coast, ners ahot out a ’23-6 advantage at an increase in personnel sbove the live" with the administration ta­ mat.s." It is dedicated "to the Releases Kuhn won the seven furlong 61anatee the card. for ths coveted honor of town bas­ defense budget for the .fiscal year friends called Monday evening to vation, acreage allotment, for­ better than average performer. It classjc has yet repealed at Louts- ■ lialflime and had everything their ■ number which the governor rec­ said he was willing to scrap that bor bill, but not with the Taft- bright memory of my mother.” Purse at Hialeah Park in 1:24. ketball champion. If committee chairmen were beginning July 1 carries $400,000,- pay their respects. estry and purchases. will be hls first venture as a coach. viUe. ' I own way. | ommended. In considering two Hartley act. "In dirty speculative affairs Oldsmar, F I# — Fabrin ($5.10) Mnetangs Top Gaels Reports over the week-end were ______I The Panthers were able to scoro j agreeable. 000 for additional military pay. (Contlaaed from Pag* Uae) This administrative work, the captured the mile and 70 yards RAGS. A GENT'S GOT TO OWN other budgets. Republican members David R. Clarke. Chicago gen­ even Amha-ssador Smith is by no Three baeketball games are received that one and possibly two Baseball Stull but three baskets from the floor. The Democratic leader suggest­ The bill would give the heaviest oommission said, sbfiuld be done Johnny Belinda Purse at Sunshine South Methodist Mustangs (61) I have presented arguments for fur­ eral counsel of the Illinois Manu­ means sinless, " says Chapter Si scheduled in the Y Junior League teams would pull out of the event. Mlnic'.:rs 17 points were high for • ed a caucus of all committee percentage Increase to generals, fled against him In the appeal, and by department employes through Park In 1:48. B. F. Pts. There is a strong feeling in Na­ A RADIO TMESE DAVS. SHE’D ther Increases in appropriations facturers’ association, who follow­ "He committed acts unbecoming offices based on the states as units Wednesday. A t 11 #m. the Vigil- Whether these rumors will prove the game. He wa.* ably assisted chairmen to discuss what proce­ d their counterparts in the shout^: Reds’ Leader Hot Springs. Ark.—Quick Tiger Roeche, rf ...... 9 3-7 21 tional League circles that the for operating expenditures. ed Van Arkel to the stand, coun­ and not corresponding with the Insofar as la possible they would antles meet the Rovers. Other dure should be followed at public er services. "Get that Communist out of 1 $34.90) won the six furlong Carlson, If ...... 8 1-1 17 true or not wUl be answered al hustling PltUburgh Pirates hsvei®)' " BE DANCIN’ WITH ME 'STEAD No Word on Hpending tered that employers would not be high position of ambassador to ...... the county pairings are; 1:30 — Shea A vs. tonirht s raeeUn£. Rhfii wrr the only player able to hearings. here, get him out, I don’t want to Inaugural Handicap at Oaklawn Custer, c ...... 2 0-0 4 ^'Senator Rowland, the only Re­ able to live under the administra­ Moscow." Accuses Pope j ** Shea B: 2:15 — See Bees vs. Cow­ OF BV HERSELF IF THE THING Senate and House committees talk to a Russian. It la finished. Park in 1:12.4. Mlkolett. c ...... 0 0-0 0 Eilgiblllty IlsUHats of all teams o u ts c ra m V the*^Braves *r.d publican member of the Appro- tion bill as now written. The book sajvi an embassy 'The services at county levels boys. The Y will be open dally inust be turned In to Tournament riations committee to testify at usually hold joint hearings. All Is GiVeh Party I won’t talk any more." Base ball Fontanollft. rg ... .. 1 2-2 4 Cards in a close flag race. Rival ' BELONGED TO US. See Return t « Jeopardy worker, .Mikhail Zagorodny, told (Coatinaed from Page One) and to farmer units should be so Players signed: Phil Haugstad Proven, rg ...... 3 1-3 7l from 10 to 11:30 #m.. and from Director Johnqy Falkowskl to­ <39i Si»e public hearing on the proposed Senate committees, however, are "This bill.” Clarke asserted, her "that more than once, at ' Orina Broadly A t Kuhn merged as to r«dun urged, however, iN .L .) Red Barrett, pitcher, by B. Pts. bowl tonight at the Y as usual. Vlgnono, rg ...... 1 be spent in ber home district. J. Howies, of 59 Devon drive, was F. March 9. chance,” one magnate declared. erated so arrogantly under the recent period he realized for Smith a medical laboratory In Lange- cause immense deatructiori.” the, establishment of county and Boston I N . D Jack Kramer, Paternostro. rf .. . .1 0 25 The bowling lanes will be open Eagleson. Ig .. . . . 0 "It would appear that the House Idle in State Hit honored recently with a party in 5-10 , Jeff (?ravath. U.S.C.’s outspoken Wa-'ner act. 25.000 rubles in the sale of gold wasser prison camp, said he and Endorsement o f Pact state councils of farmers. These pitcher, and Matt Batts, catcher,’ Capps, If ...... 6 2-4 12 from 6:30 p.m. as usual Director Gaskell. ig ...... 0 Republican leader and Republican her home on the occasion of her "The cost of the public of the coins and watches.” (The diplo­ hls family would remain in Munich Togliattl said this ooDstltuted (xtunclla would be elected by farm­ Lawrence, c ...... 3 1-3 7 Bill Stearns reports. football coach, told a recent gath­ members <>f the Ai>propriations second birthday. There were ^7 by Boston (A .L.) Post-War Peak consequences of the enactment of matic rate of exchange is now for the time being. implicit endorsement o f the pro­ ers. Thejr would, serva la an advis­ Boston—The 'Boston Red Sox Gleason, rg ...... 3 0-3 6 ering that he would never change jg18 39 committee may be working at invited guests and Pamela re­ "The most Important thing Is Sports Hound up this htil will be enormous." eight rubles to the dollar. Before jected Atlantic pact. ory capacity only. UBhke prsaent optioned Outfielder Nell Sheridan Bcrtlottl. Ig ...... 2 1-1 5 February 22 and still not a from the T-formatlon to single-; panther# ( 12) cross purptvses. Mr. Conway’s the revaluation of the currency in ceived many Icively gifts. to get them out of Germany as farmer committeemen, they would single day of Ice-skating at Cen­ wing attack until he gets some -,u '_rh e statements would indicate that he Hartford, Feb. 2 2 - (appH down the cherry tree and them manned by ixillce^ but traf-1 i $3.30) a week. The sweeps now and exterminate those who bate oC 17 Oak’a!nd street, d a in s to At- toM tha t m ^ aboutlt. The pnly He was crippled In many parts of j get 55 marks, and had been dC' connected with embassy bookkeep- evening at 6:30 In the Robbins dffwn proved to have no founda- God.” toraev Jay E. Rubineffir. ldin.,and ^ la Italy. I mandlng 77. Itne.” 0 I Room. tloa.

Li/ -1. E Y S N IN O h e r a l d , MANCHBSim* CX)NN,, TUESDAY, YEBEUABY % 1M9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1949 FACE THIRTBKN ; 71 4.1) WaBtad ta Baat 68 H i I for Sale Moving—Trnrhins— Arlivivx for Sale W a n lr4 —T y B bt M An Icy stare la the reply we Baafnm> Services Offered 11 TWO YEARS old six-room Oaiii- BY FONTAINE FOX Mlatar Mu 0«nii - . Stomce 20 FOR SAi-E-- Late model L. CX MODERN Household (umlture, UUifULOKlNi Wt epedaUae m ItHLviKR^II.I.E FOt.KS advocate for the hundreda of INCOME Tax service for business Obtaining ents toi tenants And son typo oolonial wlUi two-car ga­ A bunch of farms waru bftUag It i WE HAVE THE CARS!! Smith sUndard typewriter with etc.' Chamber's Household Serv­ rage and aroealte drive. Nlcoiy people who greet you thU winter up men, individuals and professional RUBBISH aiiO ashes removed In­ l8-lnch carriage: excellent condi­ ice. Phone 5187. we get our fee from tnem We B A N 6 Sense and Nonsense I with the stupid question, ‘Ta It In the bronchial aaloon; Everything carries a liberal men. Accurately prepared by select for you only callable tea-' landscaped, approximately lO.uuu THE Terrible Tempered I cold enough for you?" cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel tion. Marlow'a aquara feet with French Provln- ,1m. Tho octogenarian, during the I Six million Chinese dollare now Two baga In tha adgu of th a< laii^ WRITTEN guarantee! former lnten.al revenue man. and cinders., Van service and anta withigood credit refereacea middle of an operation for the re­ are equal to one U. S. dollar. The Ware Jaaxlng a ragtlma tuna. Reasonable rates. Phone Mr. R oohm Wtthoat Board 59 Our aervlee to you for ranting clal^nca. First floor Urge living I Wife (Sobbing) — I tried my IMS PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN local moving Phone H. U. Jonea. WE REPAIR rubbara. artlea. and room with excellent flreplece end juvenation of youth, became very only uncertainty any. more hinges Back In the teeth. Ih u lolBg guiA'' AdverlitaDenb Dolan, 2-0744. CaU after 5 p. m. 2t1S62. 2-3072. rubber boota Ws alao attach los your property is trea Rental r impatient. on when the Chinese will drop the ! beat. I got the very best Christmas Sat dangaroua Ach-KarobpOf i o _Beautiful green. Radio and LARGE Room for couple. Ughjt ..barvloa P n m u . Manchester. built-in bookcaees. ecreened porch cigars I could. heater. Really low mileage. New GUARANTEED repair service on creepers. Sam Tu^sa, 701 Main housekeeping arivUeges. Refer­ t6 X 15, attractive dining room, “Don’t be ao reztless,’’ growled ' pretence and stop calling the stuff And watching hla pulaa waa hlx F o r S a le UUHT rKUCKING. Half-ton street. Phone Manchester 2-4279 any­ the doctor. J money. I Husband looking at cigars with light of lova— Vbr Real neat covers. Ehtfra trade allow­ washers. Irons, toasters, electric pick-up truck No ashes, uo ences. can 8895. time. We plaoe tenants ovary niodent .cabinet kitchen with I amazement. ances clocks, vacuums, etc. Reasonable electric ^tove, levetory. Second The poor man went on moaning | The lady Uiat’a known a« Fhi. , T a B o y T o S e O rubbiah Phone 2-1275 or 8296. ROYAL PorUble typewrttara and wbara. and aobbing. Wife—The clerk ausked me what prices. A .B a Appliance, 21 adding macninea Used typawrtt- ROOM POR two gentlemen or floor, thiae large bedrooms, tile , A young doctor who had .set up I kind I wanted and I told him you 1947 PLYMOirra 4-DR. SEDAN married couple. On bus line. Rea- "Don’t cry, the pain will aoon , practice in a rural dritnet, and { Many people looking at the net —Nice light blue. White Urea, Maple street. 2-1575. UAVELL’S Express light trucking era and adding machines aold or bath, combination screens and vanlah.’’ | I were a middle-aged man and al- CLAHKIVIRD AUVT. and delivery. Weekly or monthly rented. Repairs on sl« makaa aonabla Phone 6984. storm windows. Fully Insulated, , whose buslneea was not flourish­ I ways dressed in black. i price of coal will hope' that tte radio and heater, spoUight. Every­ a n t iq u e s Reftnisfaed. Repamng Hanaca for Salt 72 I’m not crying of pain,” ex­ ing, waa sitting In hia office read­ i reel of the winter to to be a niild d e p t HUUKS: thing In excellent order. Nice rubbish routaa Invited. Man- Marlow*a ■ TWO ROOMS, furnished or un- oil h eat Oontlnuous hot water, plained the old man, “I’m afraid done oii any furniture, tlemann, cheaur 2-4OW1 copper tubing. Convenient to ing one afternoon when his hired She—How old do you think I I one. StSt A. M. U 4:45 P. M. trades on this one. 189 South Main street. Phone CUSTOM Table pads, all colors, fumlMied. Would consider In­ BRICK, FOUR ROOMS 111 be late for achool." girl appeared at the door. valid. Home of registered nurse. achool and bue. Occupancy AprU i am 7 e 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN 5643. MANCHESTER Package delivery. have our salesman show you 1, 1949. CaU 2-9497. •___ "Them boys ia a-awipin’ of the He Oh, about twenty-one. Lawyer — How to it they —Attractive beige color. Radio Local light trucking and package samples at your home. Phone En­ Phone 3-1281. Excellent condition. Owner green apples off that jree in the I She—How did you guess 7 ! wouldn’t let you in the press club? VENETIAN Blinds. jfUl types back yard again, sir. Should 1 1 and heater. New tires all around. delivery. Refrigerators, wsabers terprise 1325, Marvel Tahle Pads HEATED Room In quiet modem leaving state. Will sell flir> , He—I didn't; I just rounted the I Reporter — They found out I Iamb and Foond made to order. eJeo recondition and stove moving a. specialty. nished or unfurnished. OFFICE Closed untU March 1st. drive them away?" ; rings under your eyes. waa a newspaper man. 1941 OLDS 2-DR. SEDAN— tng. pest quaUty Flndell Manu­ LIVE Balt. Shiners for Ice Oshing, home. Gentleman preferred. The young doctor walked over to I/)gT—Tawny colored cat Vlcln- Phone 2-0752. Phone 8046. v Madeline Smith, Realtor. streets. Nice two tonh green paint. Radio facturing Jo., 485 Middle TutB' 85c dozen. 30 Franklin street, Why not let us advertise the window, considered a moment, How helpless ia man with all his i Father (At son’s twenty-flrat Ity of Aah and Village and heater. You should try this pike Bast call 4865. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. local Wtndemere. Rockville 60S. 164 ST. JOHN Street. Attractive and then, leveling his eves at the n o n e 2-0288. PLEASANT Rooms, single or dou­ your property in this space. ! modem devices, when King Winter ! birthday party)—You ire of age one. moving, packing and storagd. ble One minute walk from the Cape Cod with atUched garage, servant, replied: I takes things into hia own hands. I now and you ought to help me a kitun RADIO — Electrical Appliance Domestic and overseas crating IMITATION Fireplace, $30. Com­ on large well landscaped grounds. “No." roUND—Black Angora 1941 OLDS c An V. c l u b COUPS Service, repairs picked up and Post Office. Gentleman preferred. ARTHUR RNOFLA. Realtor : little.’’ erith red collar and bell, Owner and shipping. Excellent van aerv- bination storm and screen win­ Price $11,600. April X vacancy. __ 1 Frosh- I was out with a nurse Son—Yea, dad, what can I do —Nice nil the wny. Spring l.s com­ delivered promptly 20 years' dows. 26Hx4S; used refrigerator, Phone 8588. 875 Main Street Henry Escott Agency. Phone call 2-1165 after 5 p. m. experience. John Maloney Phone ice to West Coast and all parts Small minds talk about people; j last night. for you 7 ing soon. of U.S.A. and Canada. Telephone tier tablea and miscellaneous. COMPLETELY furnished, heated '8683. Average nilnds talk about things; | Co-ed - Cheer up. Maybe your , Father—You might pay the last 2-1046. 1 VValnut street Railroad Salvage Co., 167 Middle Telephone 6440 Or 6938 1940 FORD 4-DR. SEDAN—New Manchester 5187, or Hartford 6- room. Single or double, near Cen­ Great mImLs talk about ideas. mother will lei you go out without three installments on your baby Notice 1* hereby given that Pas» Turnpike, East. MANCHESTER — Cape 8 — Sign In an educational center; lone .sometime. I perambulator. black paint. Radio and heater. ELECTRICAL Contracting. Li­ 1423. ter. Gentleman preferred. Refer­ “Selling Manche-ster Real years old, 6 finished rooms. Wood­ book No 28169, t»eueJlf M 'lit ► Hlnrlcha 140 Summit street. Reasonable piicca Phone 76SU occupancy. 6-room house In misl- RADIO need fixing T Have U re- Jewelry 48 of Montgomery Wards would like SIX 6-room singles. Some new. PboM 4698. BITTCK 1940 Super sedan. New D. B. Frechette. live-room 'partm ent, or single from $8,600 on up. Immediate oc­ ncss xonc. Can be used either (or paint, many extras. Brunner’s, nalred by experts Pick-up serv­ dwelling or business. Modern con­ Inc., 3.^8 Ka.st Center street. ice. guaranteed work. Sets check­ INTERIOR nd exterior painting, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler. Re­ house. Contact Mr. Ladd, 5161. cupancy on all. T. J. Crockett, paperhanging. Free estimates pairs and -idjusts watches expert­ Broker. Phone 6416. veniences. Oil steam heat. Occu­ Persoiiala n Telephone 5191. Open Thursdays ed In the homo. Cat radios a WANTED—Five or six room flat pancy upon completion of sole.' 10 p. m. specialty. MancbeAer Rad i o Wallpaper sold Raymond Flake. ly at reasonable prices. Open Phone 3-9287. Thursday evening 129 Spruce or house by local busineas than, 226H WCtODBRIDGE Street. 5H- Asking $9,000. Theo'dorc J. La- HAVING A party? Bord'h's Ice Service, 78 Birch street. Phone wife and school girl Good resi­ Gace, Agent. Phone 6471. eream win be a treat Orders Uk- 1946 BinCK. bisck, four-door 2-0840. street. Phone 2-4387. room Insulated house with ga­ A T 3 A.M.-WRCH©-NUMBER sedan. Low mileage. Excellent A BACK to normal price, exterior, dential neighborhood. CaU 2-9996. rage. Hot water heating system. SB for any amoiuit Call East Side Interior painting papering, ceil­ Soda Shop, Manchester 383b, condition. May be aeen at Gor­ LINOLEUM — Aspba)t tile. waU 8-4 acre land, $8,500. Phone 2-4374 Lots for Sale 73 man's Motor Sales, 285 Main covering. Done by rdlable. weU- ings. expert workmanship. 30 Fuel and Feed 49A WANTED—5 or 6 room rent. or see your broker. FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES BY EDGAR MARTIN trained men. AU jobs guaranteed years’ experience. Call Mr. Burk, HAVE TOUR Income tax returns street. MIXED Wood, cut 2' lengths. $8 Manchester or viclnityf 2-9219. SINGLE Six-room house. Fully Building Lot 100’ X 250’ on Adams •WACiOUS. I AIN’T IT’S — <■;VCR WATCHIN’ \ OiMNeO. \ ’W AOItiS UP TO CHANGt • TAW'S TAB TttOUBVt von A VT’VL e iT y O li pr^^ared by former deputy col­ Hall Linoleum Co.. 82 Oak street. for free estimate. 5346. street. Call 2-0180 after 5:30 RURR.vouVE LOAFIN’, OOC.' AMAZINO.') 'TH’ WORLD'S ; A^OOT AVQtWSN SW34TBB KV50 0 0 »5"T VOU PQACT\CVV5& VOAAT VOU TQOOBV.'t t 'd t W Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. a cord. Truck It yourself. Phone WANTED —Two or three room Insulated oU heat, automatic hot week days or aU day Saturday. lector of Internal Revenue. Eve­ 3656. water heater, Oreplace, ample DONRA to r . •FEEOIBST / RIAW. OT bVf OAStY TVlV PO&'.l PTlt ACA, ______nings. only. Phone 8008. 1937 FORD four-door sedan. Model apartment for veteran’s wife. AONi L_ 85, $225. Call 2-9193. OIL STOVEIS cleaned. Installed Private Instructions 28 Phone 4480. closets, combination screen and IN ARHOMT, BOOTS ? WANTED—A ride to Pratt Washing machines, vacuums r*- storm windows. Venetian blinds Suburban for Sale 75 TlUR f WWtney .Vlrcraft 7 to 8:30. Cor­ 1947 FRAZER. New radio and pairea lawn mpwera bano and AUTO DRIVING, dual control. Garden—Farm—Dairy WANTED—3, 4 or 5 rooms, un­ throughout. Call 2-138$. heater, A1 condition. Low mile­ power, sharpened. repaired, AAA certlOed Instructor Bal­ Products 50 furnished. for two adults. Good VERNON -New 6 room. Many at­ ner of Falrvlew and Center FOUR-ROOM single, space for two streets. Phone 8881. age. Private owner. CaU 4286 saws Sled. Friendly Ftxlt Shop. lard’s Driving school. tJal! 2-2245. references. Edith Mason. 2-1807. tractive features. 2 acrea $11,.500. after 3:30 p. m. Phone 4777. EGGS WILL Be delivered to your more up. Large lot now vacant. Robert O. Johnston, AgenL 6858. DUBAUX) BROS. Dance music door on Monday of each week ENGINEER and wife urgently T. J. Crockett, Broker. Phone to t all occaslona Weddings a 1986 CHEVROLET four-door Musical— Dramatic 29 direct from the farm. Every egg need 3 or more unfurnished rooms. 5416. sedan, $135. New brakes, clutch ^guaranteed strictly fresh. Prices No children. Quiet, reliable. Best Wanfed->Kcal Eatate 77 specialty. Phone 6802 or 2-2091. Household Services TWO Tenement flat. 4 and 6. and rear end. Phone 2-2048. PIANO t u n in g and repairing. (.this week, ex. large, 67c; large references. Phone Storrs 9127 SELLING Youi property? Why Offered 1.1A Leonard Eccellente, 113 Center 64c. Write or call your order. after 7 p. m., or George Lewis, P. two-car garage. Beautifully SPECIAL Today. 1937 Ford tudor, landscaped. Large lot, near bus not place th« Job in experienced AattHBobilM For Sal* 4 FIRST QuaUty 9x10 H and 9x12 street. Tel. 4757. Leon Dimock, Spring Brook O. Box 64, Storrs. bande? We ain> to give ssUsiao- $250. McClure Auto Co., 60 Wells Poultry Farm, Storrs, Conn. Tel. line and Main street. Price $10,- street. Armstrong’s and Bird’s heavy TWO-ROOM apartment or furn­ Uon. Alice UlampeL Keai Estate tM l PLYMOUTH club ooupe. PIANO TUNING, repairs, recoO' WiUimantic 9950. 800. Call 3620. u. a Mr. ear. Ifoter recently overhauled. Heat­ quality, $8.75. Langer’a Floor dlUonlng. etc John liockernam. ished room with or without light and Insurance, 843 Mam ctreeL IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Covering, 41 Purnell Place, for- STROUT Agency, established Manchester. Pbone 4993 or 2- er and defroaUra EuU price, $795. 28 Bigelow etreet Pbone 4219. GREEN Mountain t,otatoes. Mealy, housekeeping for quiet middle- Big-Hearted Guz BY V. T. HAMLIN be aeen at 176 South Mala merly Wards Farm Store. goo<> tasting and cooking. Amelia aged couple. References CaU 1900. Several attractive country 088U. ALI.EY (NIP THE NEW HUDSON Jarvla 87i Parker street. Phone 4264, ask for Wilson. homes with small acreage, many IF yCU TRV ANY farms In good locations. Four and CONSIDERING SEXXING TFLEE KY iJTVVN OH, (SUZ, MfTW V OH. (SEAOO’Jfi WELLll_UM^.' WALLS Washed, windows cleaned. Help Wanted—Female 35 7026. YOUR PROPERTY I OH, BELOveP LEM.' ZEE , PITIFUL.' )€5 / NjUJ.' rr majesty: if AV«i. T SN'OE. FUNNY SPECIAL—1947 DODGE two-family houses, some singles POOR. \TTHINK «?kKBA9.A. BCEAKIN' ( ViA5 TIME YTuRN ME GUESS vOU BUSINESS. IL - It’s Decidedly Different! Odd Jobs of aD kinds. Phone 3347. A number of gas stations and gs Without obligation to votk we CAN STA'*. HANG YOU FOUR DOOR SEDAN AMBITIOUS women 30 to 50, in 500 BALES hay, may be used for wrUl appraise or make you a casn fW R . ) MY OWN fiON, ■ TiCM PUMR AAAV, XIU'LL < SAVE ON your laundry bllla. In­ Mancheater and surrounding feed or bedding, 50c a bale. Phone rages. Let us know your wants. RkPA.' / W0 JLD TURN MV LEMIAN5 BE SENDiN' ,BUT_ \ TH’ n e a r e s t Elaeh. laBlo and heater. An ex- No Trades Necessary Tolland offer for property. See .us before (SOT Wise ABROrtSN V t r e e .' . ^ 0 0 . / ecpUoaal ear. 18,000 miles. Special dividual service in Manchester's territory. We tram you as a deal Manchester 3656. CaU 6724, Manchester. V TMAsk er In Spencer corsets and surgl you sell. ’TO HIM.' OL man to thu week $1,828. Demonstrators only automatic, self-service laun­ DUPLEX 5-5. Choice location Phone 7728 Or 6278 HIS Available Anytime dry. You load your wash Into our cal supports. I roHts while train The County Jail service was GRAVE 1947 BUICK 1 Ing. Phone Wllllmantlc 1875-Jl Household Goods SI conducted Sunday at 3 p. m. by Copper plumbing. Bhtcellent re­ BRAE-BURN REALTY fuU equipment. Vary ciMn. new Bendix machine* and we do pair. Three-car garage. Lot 60x the reat. Wash done In 30 min­ Rev. Emery and his young people 1947 0LDSMOBILE McCLURE AUTO CO. WANTED Young lady, exper CXJMBINATION kitchen gas and from South Wlllington. 162. Vacancy foi buyer. Elva CALL MANCHESTER 8215 for utes while you wait or shop. SOc oil stove. Call 2-3255 after 5 p Tyler. AgenL Mancheater 2-4469. competent, courteous, confidential MODEL 78 CLUB SEDAN 60 Wells Street per washer load (up to 9 lbs.I We ienced In bookkeeping, typing, The Union Lenten Services will Radio, beater and hydramaUc. shorthand. Good salary, and vS' m., or 28 McKinley street begin in the Union Congregational service on real estate, mortgage. Tel. 2-9442 also damp dry and Ouff dry. MANCHESTER—We have excel Insurance and notary require­ Low mileage. Fully equipped. $700 Laiindermat. 43 PurneU Place, cation. Apply 80 Waddell road. ''HEST OF Drawers, stoves, mis­ church in Rockville on Wednesday lent 4-5 and 6 room singles priced dOVUe Open Evenings evening, Maixh 2i8at 7:30 o'clock. ments. Suburban Realty Co. (formerly Montgomery Ward's AMAZING Spare time eartiing.s. cellaneous used furniture. Rail­ The Union Service will be held In from $7,800 up with Immediate oe Realtors, 49 Perkins street. ‘Can anvon* tell m*—tlofii fiv* of fi kind boat a royal OLDSMOBILE 1940 HODGE 4-door black sedan, Farm Store I Phono 2-4274. road salvage. 167 Middle Turn­ cupancy. Phone 7728 or 6273. Connartlhle. Radio, heater and Sell stationery, napkins. 50 with Tolland Federated church, Wednes­ flush with the deucae wild?" clean,'R and H. See it and madcc name $1. Free samples. Complete pike Es-'-t. Monday through Fri­ day, March 23. Brae-Bum. WE HAVE cash buyers waiting hvditoiatle. A spring beauty. an offer. CaU. 2-1201. WEAVING of bums, moth holes day 6-9, Saturday 9-9. for two, three and four family 1947 *78” OLDSMOBILE and tom clothing hosiery runa line all occasion card.s, Easter A meeting of the Tolland Com­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAlIU cards. Profits to lOO't. Write for munity Men's Club will be held on houses at present market prices. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Cheer Up, Chick BY MERRILL C. BLOSSBR SEDAN CHEVROLET 1948 Aero sedan. handbags repaired, zipper re­ USED Gas and electric refrigera­ Mrs. Charles Currier, president; Phone 7728 or 6273. Brae-Burn. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Radio, heater, seat covers. 3,000 placement, umbrellas repaired, samples. Empire Card. Elmira. tors. breakfast set. kitchen cab­ Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Radio, heater and hydramatlc. New York. John Aborn Is chairman of the Mrs. FYirlong Flynn, treas., Mrs. HAVE YOU /EAU, WES w Tue PRANgLV. NUTTy. lU Nope L oont CAse miles. Brunner's. Inc., 358 East men's shirt coUars reversed and inets, living-room furniture, etc, committee. Mr. Elliott, agent of John Loyzlm, secretary. The exe­ 19S9 PONTIAC FOUR DOOR O nter street. Telephone 5191. replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending bedroom ets. Chamber's Ware­ . secN h O i BOOTH, '.C’ SO CBAiy m so MUCH FORJUNC* SEDAN LEARN How to earn money In the Tolland County Farm Bureau, cutive committee have named a Peecjites, ' JUfje— WiTW LASO AsouT ju'.e (Jive Me' M AKT -f AMO Open Thursdays—10 p. m. Shop. your spare time. Avon's easy house Sales, 501 Middle Turnpike will be the speaker, talking on the canvass committee as follows. Rusrv? AND n u tty ! Auoosr- sri Wonderfifl transportation. Spe- East. Phone 5187. FOR SALE 1936 PLYMOUTH sedan with ia CURTAINS Laundered. Straight, training course starts you earn­ work of the Farm Bureau In the William E. Anderson, W. Hoyt 1 1946 HUDSON new 1947 motor. Price $400. CaU 85c; ruffled. $1.25. Called for and ing Immediately. For appoint­ various county towna ’ Hayden and James D. Burke. The EAST HARTFORD ment call 2-9405. Mr. and M.m. Eugene McCarthy enisrged committee numbers Radio aad heater. Excellent eon- Manchester Phone 7581. delivered. Phone 2-3411. NORGE Wsshing machine, One spent the week-end with relatives GOVERNOR STREET dltkm. Special this week $1,350. year old, $80. Phone 2-2228. ' about 40 men. Red Crosa work 2 family. 8 roopis each apt. '/ 1947 FORD two-door. 1940 (Jhevro- ri.AT FINISH Holland wrlndow in Deep River. needs no words of endorsement. Csnld leave as to or make two let, 1930 Oldamoblle sedan. Clean, shades made to measure. Keys Help Wanled— Male 16 GRAY and white combination, 2 Barbara Lyon, daughter of Mr. All know of Its valuable Work MANCHESTER MOTOR and Mrs. James Lyon of Babcock room apts. on one side. Near . SALES dependably priced low. Liberal made while you wait Marlow'a and 4 Monogrsm stove. Very good done. High school and Main Ht.. East trades. Cole Motors. 4164. condition. Fine for heating. With hill section of East Tolland at­ 912 West Csmter Street WANTED—Two plasterers. Call tended the meeting of the Stafford Mr. and .Mrs. fiiarles Currier re­ Hartford. Sale price 87350. Phone 4134 or without 50 gallons of oil. Call turned Sunday from two weeks Down payment 82.000. $ DODGE 1941 Chistom sedan. FuUy BuildinK—Contracting 14 8849 between 5 and 7. 4919 or can be seen at 81 Birch D-H Dairy Club last Wednesday Showroom Open Evenings equipped, very clean. Bninner’s, evening. spent at Mont Tromblant In the Tuesday through Saturday Until 9 street after 7 p. m. Laurentlan Highlands In Canada. MANCHESTER Inc., 358 East Center street. Tele­ ALTERATIONS and additions. The next regular meeting of the LENOX STREET SPECIAL Today. 1938 Chevrolet phone 5191. Open Thursdays—10 New ceilings. Also roohng and Situations Wanted— (■'LOOK problems solved with Tolland PT.\ \vlll be held on Wed­ One of the earliest forms o* 8 room single, lot 50 x 190. k P Master sedan. 8349. McClure p. m. siding. A. A. Dion. Inc Pbone Fem ale 18 Unoleum, asphalt tile countei nesday evening, March 2 at 8:00 Hot air beat with oil Imraer. Auto 0»., 60 Wells street. 4860. 299 Autumn street. EJxpert workmanship free estl- o clock at the Hicks Memorial naval attack wps ramming of one JM 1937 OLDSMOBILE 4-dr. sedan boot by another and "navy ships Antomatlc gaa hot water heat­ DESIRE to care for child In my matee. Open evenings. Jones school. William T. BenedicL assist­ er. Reasonable occupancy. 6 PRISCILLA’S POP Cannot Tell A Lie MONARCH combination oil and Good condition. Fully equipped, (JENERAl. Carpentry, alterations home days while mother works. Phone up to 1911 were built with bows Furniture. Oak street ant In Health Education will be years old. Sale price $9350. 3 6 IF IT electric range, $75. Inquire 44 $250. call Manchester 5167 be- and addition* Nu-wood ceilings Call 2-'7631. 2-1041. the speaker. Mr. Benedict will al­ designed to withstand ramming ( EOR E Griswold street, 3rd floor. for 6 p. m.. or Rockville 341-W4 and insulating plank walla. Estl impacts. Down payment approximately WASHlNSTON WASN'T FOR so show the widely publicized 83.000. HIM WE'D all anytime. mates cheerfully given. Phone REFINED Woman wishes house- LEONARD 5 foot refrigerator. i films. Human Growth.’’ At the WAS THE 1989 FORD Cbnvertible. radio and 7594. keejilng position in home of busi­ Good condition. Phone 2-2950, or father BE IN heater, spotlight, new top. Good 1941 OLDSMOBILE. heater, good business meeting preceding the MANCHESTER OF OUR SCHOOL ness man or eouple. References. call at 45 Hyde streeL program the election of a nomin­ condition. Can be seen at 205 Cen­ tires. In good condition. Reason' CARPENTER Work ol all kinds. Box J, Herald. Notice NO. SCHOOL STREET TODAY./ ter street, or call 2-1670 aJtCL.^ abla Phone 7554 after 7 p. m. Roofs, sidings, additions and al 30-GALIvON automatic Hoffman ating committee to present a slate 2 family, 5 rooms --..(each P. m. y , / teratlons Also new construction RELIABLE Woman would like to gaa hot water heater. One year of offeers for next year will be on apartment. Owner apartment ■v e t e r a n would like to exchange SiefferL Phone 2-0253. care for children dava. In her own old. Reasonable Phone 2-4246. the agenda as well as several other Zoning Board of .Appeals has new hot air furnace piped FORD .1940 Pickup, good running 1936 Stiidebaker coupe for light home. Call after 6 p. m. 2-3392. Important matters for the action to each room. Automatie hot condition, 8395. Brunner's. Inc truck. Phone 2-0348. CARPENTER York of all kinds BEDhOOM, Uvtng room and of the association. The Crystal In accordance with the require­ water unit. Occupancy In 00 / 858 East Center street. Telephone Attics flnlshed,' cabinet work al Lake PTA have been invited to be DODGE 1946 Pickup, good tires, kitchen outfit. All complete In­ ments of the z o n i n g regulations of days In owner aportment. Sale 5191. Open 'EJiursdsys—10 p. m. teratlons, also colorful plastic tile WILL LAt’NI'ER curtains in my cluding Westlnghouse refrigera­ the gue.sts and fourth grade room the Towel of Manrhester, the Zon­ price $0,9.40. Dowa payTuent t V'f very cleen. $795. Brunner’s, Inc., bathrooms, kitchens. Charles home. Phone 2-4402. mothem are In charge of refresh­ ing Board of Appeals will hold a 358 E^ast Center street. Telephone tor. $488. Terms. Albert a 43 approximately $8,000. 1939 FORD dump truck, excellent Davis. Phone 2-0294. Allyn street, Hartford. , ments. public hearing in the Municipal coedition, new tires and motor 5191. Open Thursdays—10 p. m. Roy Comins of Worcester. Mass, Building, Monday evening, Febru­ MANCHESTER Phone 2-9219. - Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 vVE BUY and seU good used was a weekend guest of Tolland ary 28, 1949. at 8 P. M.. on the GLENWOOD STREET \ Roofing—Siding 16 furniture, combination range*, following applications: PONTIAC 1937 slx-cyllnder. Auto Arrossoric ENGLISH Setter pups. Boxer friends. 5 room aingle. raom for passenger coup. Mechanically ga* ranges and heatera. Jones Little Nancy Krswchyzk has re Application of Military Depart­ more on second floor. Delco oil COM. it nu MSVICI. »iC. T. a Mt. u. a MT. on. 2-J Z tezz Tires ROOFING — Specialising in re pupa Cocker pups. Fox Terrier Furniture Store. 3b Oak Pbone Yes^ $100,000 Wortl^ _ BY MICHAEL O'M.VLI.CY AND RALPH LANK soundl Fbur excellent tires. Y350. pairing roofs of all kinds, also pups, cross breed pups Zimmer­ turned from the Rockville City ment, State of Connecticut, for burner, shower In basement, X'XX VIC F L iiy r 18 Bunce Drive. '7-1 SNOW cap tlrse. Recapping 2-1041. ‘ hospital after being a patient for permission to erect Motor Vehicle also washing fddlllies. garage '^ANO NO THANKS TO MfMOW CAN Meanwhile, on bosTd th e N eptunia... ^wmatIs eoMisoov t o m new roots. Gutter work. Chlm man Kennels. I.Ake street. 6'787 In basement. Izit 120 x 150. Oc­ "I should think you’d be tactful enough to wait till we’re and vulcanizing, one day eervtce. neys cleaned and repaired. No BERLOU gives you a written over a week. Storage Building, 52’xl08’.8". al AP0L06I2C FOR Itn iN O THOU TWO J ^ ,iO(------*— ~ PONTIAC 1947 streamliner sedan- 330 Main Street (Rear! Residence cupancy 00 days. Sale price ftcc|Uftint6d with thos6 people before atkiii£. them MKfRS IN WITH THEIR CAMERA 'lOOTOROIRSIOFITA HASP FOR A rnick, tire service, guaranteed Job too small or large. Good SETTER PUPPIE.S. Bred from guarantee.to repair or replace A large volunteer committee "l||ow, then, Mr. Meeke, ahall wa .try and smile?” MOIOCK ette. A one owner car. 9.000 workmanship Nsw Kelly Spring work, tail price Free estlmstea sturdy hunting stock Beautifully B xone. '' 89,800. Down payment 82300 what income taxes they pay!" miles. Brunner’s, Inc., 358 East your possessions If they are dam­ will make a house-to-house canvass to 82.700. Oeld and KlclilbnC tires. Man Call Howley. Manchester 5361 marked. Three months old. Herb aged by moths within 5 years. in Tolland homes Sunday. Febru­ Application of Sol Cohen for ex Center etreet. Telephone 5191. Chester Ttre and Recapping. 195 Custer, 42 Bigelow streeL . Man- ceptlon on garage which Is located OCT OUR WAY IIY J. I{. WII.LIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE . with MAJOR H(M)IM.E Thuredeye—10 p. m. One spraying with Berlou does ary 27. Every street and road will MANCHESTER Broad etreet Phone 2-428A cheater 2-0716. have a canvas.:er and will have 2.4’ from side line at 51 Jordt HAK-HAK.* ive rrs A ' the Job or Berlou pays for the dam­ Street. Residence A xonc. SCHOOL STREET OR WELL souP-aaPELLaKiT I CAN G YOU A Heating—Plumbing 17 age. Watkins Brothers, Manches­ three neighbors to solicit. The re­ GUESS v e e r ? why, DON'T Better Hig h ‘ port of their calls will be made Application of Greenbrooke MANCHESTER GREEN FIGURED GEINEIRAL Repairs, Jobbing. («' W anted— I’el.s- -Poultry— ter. THACrS ASDAFFV MiSUNDER THAN THAT THROW, Business Services Offered 13 Sunday night. Feb. 27. It has been Homes, Inc., for permission t<^ SECTION OLIR HEADS AS A Windshield STAND./X t a k e a roll to MA30R-* SPRING FEVER? modeling, water piping, deep and Stock 44 proven that the least and best way erect four signs 8’xl2’, one on We win have built for .you a BUMPIN’ INTO SKATES Sharpened and keys shallow weU pumps, gas and HIM WOULD WIPER TD t a k e HAVEN'T FIND OOT HOvN BETTER Machinery and Tools 52 to "complete the Job ta to have a each of the foUowlng loU: Lots 5 room zlngle with 2 unfinished the PERSPiCATiON iN'VE&TED MANY HERMITS LET < New Is the ttme to prepare made whue you walL Saws Hied electric automatic water heaters 48. 43, 49 and 58 Center Street, up. Lot flO X 180, $9,900 com BE SOFTER Capitol Grinding Co.. 38 Main available. Prompt service. Ed large group do the calling In one THAN Military WALK THE 5 h. p. with lawnraowera, and til­ heaL' Cltv newer and water on PETTER W. Pontaluk. electric con­ PLUMBING and hesUng, Jobbing, I scribed In the .rat day with more struction Company for permission o m ' BaiOd s ./ P l a n k ./ Ws have wider eonatrae- tractor. maintenance and wiring repairs. Prompt service. John H We are known to pa.v tlie 1 lage tools. Dublin Tractor Oo., gifts coming from friends later. to erect undcrslz^ dwelling on School Street, plastered walls. HAVEN'T llsa er ena bsOd fer yes, for .North Windham Road, WllUnian Houm eonslsta of kitchen, din for light and power. 40 Foster Carlson. Phone 7325. highest prices for beef cattle The Tolland branch officers are: Lot. No. 56 Margaret Road, Resi­ DECIDED.' spring sBcspesear, s asodem streeL Phone 3303. tic. dence A xone. Ing room, living room, bath and hease la varlens aeetleas of Sell your beef to the 2 bedrooms,'2 imfitilsbed on 2nd BY m S U B TUBWieil PLUMBING—Alterations, repairs, WE SELL and service Diiston Application of E. Jones, d.b.a. FaU laaalatloB. new work. Reasonable, free estl Jones Service Bales for extension ■oor. phnnMng. RANGE Burners cleaned. Installed chain saws, Beaver. Bready, WHY. MR, and repaired. Phoqe 2-0147. mates. Nassetta Plumbing, GlaS' of permission to have Repairer’s WATTS...MI tonbury 3-3149. MANCHESTER PACKING Planet, Jr.. Rototlller garden and used Car Dealer’s Ucepss al MANCHESTER tractors, pqwer lawn mowers. FO R R E N T NO. MAIN STREET hUVTHlUG BUSINESS and Individual income COMPANY Johnson outboards, Briggs A 436 Center StreeL Business xone WRONfi At tax prepared by experienced ac EFFICIENT Plumbing and beat' AppUcaUqu of Patrick and 8 room single, improvements, THiOttPHAN' Ing Plugged drains machine Stratton and Clinton engines. 45 day occnpaiiey. Sale price countants. -0 Depot Square, Capitol Grinding Oo.. 38 Main- OFFICE Madlyn Gilroy for exception on M B 9 Manchestor. For appointment cleaned. kgrl J. Nygren. Phone Phone 2-1500 dwelling which Is closer to west 88,8.40. Down payment 82,000 |n 6497 Phone 7958. 82.-400. Terms arranged on hnl call 6653 or Hartford 4-3902. Facing Main St. side line than regulations allow at TWO Women’s aulU. two skirts, 79 Olcott Drive. Residence AA aaee. ALL APPLJANCE8 senrtced and Millinery—I 19 WANTED—Cows, calves and beef one dnas and coaL alaaa 8-12. xone. tvpalrcd. burners, refrigerators, cattle. Also horses. Call Piela Call 2-2059. Apply AJl perxons Interested mqy at­ ALLEN REALTY ranges, washers, etc All work Brothers for the top dollar. Phone tend t)ds bearing. guaranteed Metro Service Oo ALTERATTONb and drsssmsidiige 7405. 364 Bidwell streeL ZMdng Beard of Appeals. Tel. Mancbeeter 2-0883. CaU a-4870. Mn. C BnmaUa. WanUfi—T* Boy Wm. Rubinow By Ifartln B. Alvord. COMPANY Chairman. REALTORS ACCOUNTANT to handle books DRESSMAKING. Btttor drwses. w a n t e d —Home In Wapping or 843 Main Street HE « L L R « u (f H f p u M Alivw. James H. McVeigh. 180 Ceniep SI. TeL 510."! and tax returns for Individuals or suita. coats, wedding gowns and vlelnity, rieed under $5,000. Call Tel. 5556 Or 6158 Secretary FDR IT ~ , 60 S u c k s ' small concerns. |C^1 2-3329. aitaratiema Call 3:A900. - 2-a60&. a-ai T THE UPPER CRUST « < S e e WORTH • \ 1 4

»% jr.si;Ax, ifXBKUAllX **» The Weather Average Daily Met Frees Run : at C. a. Waathov 1 manrff(Btfr Enaiittg Ifer^to t’or the Meata of Jaanafy. IS4t veteranF servlc* center *l«>w* 9 ,6 8 0 eolder taolgkt; Ikuraday talr, A t the Center Church Mother** 316,793 left of an af>propriatlon of. Miss Frances Hyde of tte Child Mr. and Mra. George Henon of with togroAolag eleadlaiaa aad S3- B Village street, will make their Club meeting tomorrow evening Town Officiids 336,038. ; Btaakar ef Ibe AaSH Welfare D^artm ent will be the at SilO, Reverend Clifford O. Simp­ ON WOOL RUGS tia duMga la toMperatara. About Town guest speaker at the supper m a t­ home In Rockville after Monday, ’The educaUonal item glvee a Bareeael CUeelalloBS March 7. son will apeak on ’’Religion in the balance o f 3*20,530 out o f 3 ^ .8 6 0 Manchestgr^A City of Villago Charm ing of the Merry Weds to be held Home." A ll mothers who have chil­ list Standing lAND BROADLOOM in the Second Congregation^ appropriated. Courts have remain­ X StaMtleUllUriiM Oon» A meeting of the St. Margaret dren under twelve years of age arc church at 6:30 tomorrow evening. ing 37,862 o f 316,380 and on debt PRICE FOUR CENT! r L M M a AnxUtonr wfll mact tomor* Mary Mothers Circle will be held Invited. The hostesses for the eve­ service account* 348,837 remains ROOM SIZE AND WALUTO-WALL (ClaidSeS AdvartMag'-aa Vaga 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1949 (TWENTY PAGES) ra m n g b t kt aiKht o^elock !■ the Wednesday, February 23, at 8 ning will be Mra. Donald Morrison VOL. LXVin„ N O . 121 SL John’s Ladles Sewing Circle Nearly All of the Appro- to be paid o f an original 373,093. C a^ts Repair^ Ekpertly Awwy wid N avy Club. p. m., at the home of Mrs. Peter will meet at the church audltoriuin and Mrs. Albert Plrkey. The retirement fund amounts to Pllkaltis, 153 Hilliard street. priatioitB Have Fine ’Tuesday, February 22,’ at 7:30 336,160. n * Celeutten Army Home o’clock. Mrs. Joeephine Bonczek Mrs. Ida GUman, of 43 Wads­ Balances at Present ’The setup for refunds and iMgue vrin aiMt * t the Citadel The Sunday school teachers of worth street, was admitted to the Blast Destroys Gas-Filled Home will act as hostess. Mrs. Mary the Emanuel Lutheran church will claims shows 36,186 remaining of Manchester ten on aw eftatneoa et 3 o’clock. Sumislawska will preside as chair­ Manchester Memorial hospital 37,600. A t this time the municipal Carpet Center Says Coal Miners’ tiH boeteeeee win be Ibe. Hilda hold a meeting tonight at 7:30 Saturday for observation. According to the current stand­ Housing Program Hit i man at a period of discussion in reserve fund la 3182,000. O f the 808 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3-4343 and Xra. Ethel HcCollum. o’clock, at the home of M*"- ing of town appropriations almost preparation for the celebration of Mrs. John Benson, 19 Newman original 310,000 contingency fund **At The Turnpike’’—Near Ptadmrst Grocery St. Joseph’s Day, Sunday after­ A daughter was bom February all of the departmental account* 39,805 remains. H m dieeter Juvenile Orange will street. . noon, March 20. 20 to Mr. and Mra. John A. Krom- show leeway that will d rry Oiem With the present adequate ac­ hold • meeting Friday evening at pagal of 26 Westwood street at the ' Strike Would Hit counting and controls on expendi­ t3 o in Tinker HaU. There \vfll be John Mather Chapter. Order of through the remaining alx Month* Mrs. Carl J. Vesey Jr., and Hartford hospital. tures, it appears, according to As Giving Too Little DeMolay, Is scheduled for the bas­ an dectlon o f offtcera and the pro* daughter Sheryl Ann, left Satur­ o f the fiscal year. 'The charities ketball game against the Bogey General Manager George H. Wad­ gram fo r the new year will be out- day. February 19th. by American A t a recent meeting of the Hart­ accouht, which has undergone uiied by Roy Isham, the new pat­ Busters on Wednesday evening. dell, that except ot Rental Siibsiilies at the Hartford hospital to Mr. the 169th Infantry Regiment, Con­ miners’ strike would put the ! Conimentatur or <-ol- To ft ipe Out fThole and Mrs. James W. Topllff of 83 ington street. Hartford. 471 out of 3106,493 granted. The George P. Anderson necticut National Guard, of which country in a “ very serious ! umnist -Names .Any Now! Oak street has been named Kath­ 785 Center St.« T ^. 6859 divisions o f Mon in State rapiUil. Hartforil, The scheduled meeting o f Our local Company A and Headquar' situation.” Joseph E. Moody, Tine Payments Arranged leen Cheryl. .Member' of Cabinet Fel). 'J;’,.— ,.P) — itepubliatn.A Lady of the Most Holy Rosary ters Company are a part. The Men president of the Southern Cliurch CuAs Open, Officer Says 10% Down Mothers’ Circle has been postpon­ Coal Producers association, inten“ilied their attack toda;.' ed \mtil Wednesday, March 2. ball will be held at the State A r­ i Washington, f eb. 23- /P. O-i- on (io v e rn n r Howle.s’ aub.oi- ^ Balance Monthly mory in Hartford on Saturday, A U T O GLA SS waa arguing to the Senate Labor Mountain View, Cai.f . Keb. 23 I tics of'his administration had per- February 26. Among the honored committee that there la need for Moving Ahead P Russia quite possibly has the • li^ed housing program with INSTALLED the Taft-Hartley law provision ’ sonal and blunt notice today from assertions that it ofTered lfK> Win. Diekson and Son guests will be Governor Cheater secret of a Nazi-developed liquid Fainthig Contractors Bowles, Major General Kenneth PROMPT SERVICE HALE'S which lets the government get 80- Pa seem by look at the wrecked borne e f Mrs. M argaret Sloan Ik, Winfield, Kane. A blsAt was touched Piesident Truman that no “ S O B ' little too early. In statement.* Enjoy Year ’Round day court ordera against critical offVheu Mre. Sloaa lit u’ match la her gas-SUed base meat. Sbe/’and l|^r flve-year-old daughter were death spray potent enough to wipe Rm r US Bast Center St. Cramer, Major Edward Hickey, NEW On Timetable I is going to Influence his sppoinl- C A LL 6322 prepared for presentation ta rb-TTT- 8-0830 Or 8S8S Window Comfort With and Colonel WUllam Naylor. strikes. critl^Uy lajuicd. The fumes reportedly escaped from a gasS waterW*! beater. (NEA telephoto). out whole divisions of men in the Headquarters . ments. tile Judiiiary committee, two Local girls have the opportunity Scheduled to End Today ’ open, says an Ameriran offuer who of being crowned "Miss 169lh.” A Moody testified oa the commit­ I Some 200 persons members of Kepiibliran repre.Aentatlves, Helen RUSCO All-Metal Self- White Glass Co. FOR Throttling of Influ helped destroy the '.veapon. •M. Sinitii of Milford amj Arthur When Minutes queen from each company will be tee neared the end of public hear­ the Reserve Officers a.saociation Storing Combination chosen from girls escorted by en­ 24 Birch St. Manchester ings on the administration’s labor ence in Iron Cur­ Aid to Spies 1 and their wives heard Mr. Teu- But Germany didn't u.se the hi. B. Tamil r of Woodbury, cen« Count listed men in the company and Open Dally 8 A. M. To 6 P. 61. bill after a month of stormy aea- Israel, Egypt Agree man deliver that startling pro- I spray. and Russia probaoiv tend their attack on the Demo­ PRESCRIPTIONS Storm Sash and each of these queens will compete BINGO tain Countries Fol­ i nouncement in sn earthy, matter- : wouldn't for the same reason it cratic governor's .subsidy phase of Including Saturday alone. The bearings are scheduled hi.s piogram. Have your doctor tol^ in the selection of queen of the to wind up late today. Bill Favored of-fact. impromptu talk last night contam.inates the area for too long CALLED FOR Screens Plenty Of Parking lowing Rigid "Pattern ; at a dinner honoring Maj. Gen a period— in the opinion of Maj Kepiesi-ntalive Smith said sha pboae Ms prescription ball. PLAYING STARTS PROMPTLY AT 8 P. M. M fody started his testimony yes- Skitch Henderson, nationally fa­ On Premises On Armistice Terms ' Harry H. Vaughan, his military might not oppose subsidies if sho Free Estimates James M. Graham, a V. Army AND to Weldon’a over onr prt- mous orchestra leader, will be terd^. Ha told the committee thought they "would really be a AND YOU DON’T STAY LATE then that the nation may face an­ Geneva, Switzerland, Feb. ^3— Armed Services Commit­ . side. 1 engineer. DELIVERED vnte professional wire for there to play music for dancing UP)—‘The throttling of church In­ Turns lo Arllllerv l.aiiguaga The two German s.ientists who our housing problem. ' from 9 to 1. One of Hartford’s other crippling coal strike "unleas Ceremony Tomorrow at immediate delivery to M.>A. CLOUGH the safeguards In the Taft-Hartley fluence in the Iron Curtain coun­ tee to Press for Early ------j ------iv t i i • The dinera were brought to formulated the spray were in Ber- Contending, however, that ths radio stations will broadcast the sharp attention as Mr. Truman de­ l.n when the R.^ssia.-.s took over Bowles plan “would be but a jonr borne. Tel. 2-95.'l2 “ .Specializing In Fire law are continued." He also said tries la moving with the precision Vole on Measure I Rhodes WiU End Their ]%0\VS IC lO ltS PINE program from 11:15 to midnight. J. parted from his homey, neighborly and more than likely were taken drop in the bucket," she said: A t 9:30 there will be a brief cere­ Protection” there ia a 40 to 60-qay supply of Tinker Hall coal on hand, "the beat in over 10 of a timetable, western church s--- \ t W ar and Open Way style and turned to artillery lan- in hand by the Soviets. Grahsm 'H e knows, and the rest of us mony of tribute to the war dead of Culled From Wires PHARMACY years." officials here said today. Washington, Feb. 23 —(/P) — A (JFt guage: says. do. too, that if we attempted ta WELDON'S the regiment. MAIN STREET For Overall Peace give rental subsidiea^ on a' faitb Jamie W. Haley, secretary and Some churchmen who have main­ congressional committee approved "Now. I am just as fond and Whether chemical ar.alvsis of 664 Center Street M l MAIN STREET equitable basis lo everyone who Fyr-Fyter ganaral counsel of the National Possibility of cutting Economic « » military side the liquid by its American captors Tel. 2 »8I4 tained contacts in eastern Europe unanimously today a bill to let . . mm TABLE (Fire) (Fighter) Recovery funds to help meet coat « T I A Ics1° ttsAthe VsinrFi high F\W*ia«b rs «. andBn/4 1I ! yielded the secret, Grsh didn't could qualify, state bankruptcy Coal Association, waa another wit­ say the whole pattern la so rigid, the United States take care of Rhodes, Feb. 23,-^itP)— Ranges, Refrigerators ness yesterday. He also urged - • want you to distinctly undcratand i/vinw-know. would be inevitable. " Sates and Service carefully planned and executed it Israej and Egypt will sign an of proposed program to re-arm.^. « ^ , w Miss Smith charged the sub- DOOR PRIZE that Congress keep the T-H provi- aliens who help American spies weafem^^urope raised by Senator 1 Graham had charge of dispos.ng PADS Washers and All .alon for court orders against ns appears to have been dictated by abroad. armistice asrrocnient at a can cause any of those people to be I of the spray, named tabun after ■ sidies program was put forward FOR RENT Fire Extinguishers • Recharges a central authority, possible the . George (D., Ga.) ..President Tru- to create an emotional reaction Collie and Try It and You Will Like It tional emergency strikes. The ceremony' here tomorrow, man's request for free hand in discharged by me. by sriine smart the name* of its two inventors. He Reflila Other Appliances Comlnform (Communist Interna­ The House Armed Services com­ Aleck statement over ;he air or In rather than logical, sane and administration bill would do away mittee voted to _ press___ for early___ ending their war in Palestine rutting tariffs faces some trouble disclosed some of the details in a, OFFICE with it. tional Information bureau). the paper, he has got another Chamber of Commerce speech at sound thinking" and that tha - I«p«ii — ...... House action on a'oecrecy-ahroud'- and opening the way for an In Senate Finance committee. .At governor "has made it very ap­ JOHN W. KEEGAN Today, with Moody back on the W’hole Structure Being Altered least 28 generals in Cbiecitoslovak , think coming. ilan Jose. Grahsm now lives in Manchester Photographers Facing Main St. Th< JW .H AIC CORR Tonight They say the whole structure of ed measure which would allow the i overall peace between "N o commentator or columnist Moiintsin View. parent in the presentation of bia l>