Bpralh Allies Back Along Central Front

TUESDAY. APIIL U, I t f l

lHanrir^Btpr gpgtttofl ijgratt> T%t WasUiar p a o b s i x t e e n Averafc Dslly Net P t m s Run Fofeeeet et O. S. Weethet Bejiee For the Week Eeding April 91. 1981 Fashion Showing TVidAy cloady, a Httta Hght rata; TAT and Mrs. Karl F. FriU o f[ In Charge of “ Derby Day” Fashion Show tonight cloudy, light ehoweraj 38 Wa-hington street have re-, At Beth Sholom 10,170 About Town turned home from apendlng tte Bpralh Thoraday cloudy, ocxnelonal abow- last two weeks In Harrisburg, e f UM A o a t rsM of Oreulettona ^ntucky as guests of Mr. and K- Burton's, Inc., U presenting a Manchester^'A City of Vittago Charm Mrs. Freest Roseniweig. former fashion showing (fashlonalysli) at residents St .17 Hollister street. Mr. Temple Beth Sholom on Wednes­ Ivniif ' rcJBRi'sirafn wiU m w t *t eight o'clock day evenlni, May 2, at 8:30. nlng at the Masonic Temple In Rosenswelg is (Claaalfled Adi-erUatag oa Page 11) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 (TWENTY-SIX PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS ccr for the Hanmacher-\ogel .suit Mrs. Burton Knopp. fashion co­ ELC3EI1Z3J VOL. LXX, NO. 174 a te ^ of at seven o'clock as stat­ ||iii.WMN,lllarriil,Sin|li! y omipanv and Sportlelgh company ordinator of Burton's has written ed previously. Now Otnm ways to Vit cash from of Hairod-shurg. several songs and an amusing Phone—for 1-yltit loan. I 4S1>«S| script for this show, and since Writs or phone—for loan by mail. The regular monthly " ’ ^'*'"1 there will be men participating It At— w>—»a «»»«« the Past Pocohontas club of . im 1 ^ The w .s. c. s. of the Nort^h Come in— get cash In person. A IM. ^ IIW W SiaWiA* iW I* ytelidust church will go to^the Is certain that husbands as well as “Yes" to 4 out of 5! Phone, write, nzM h II ..... MiMlilz aet Council No. •t.’'. Degree of I o- m$nH ol I10.IS aack. HI wives will enjoy this unique pres­ " *, today. ciionuj. «'in “f'j T'3.r„s^ th e guests of entation of the latest women's iM M $9$ I* $900 Ml 9l$iMtwra Atoim Mrs Willard McLaughlin. Any­ fashions. Mrs. Knopp has had wide “TMf tomp*m* 0 titikt iiats to m t i one who has room in her car for experience In the field of fashion Back Along Central Front others is requested to get In Allies -'i, showings and* all her presentations FINANCE t^ourh with' Mrs. Jessie Sweet. have met with overwhelming en­ KS. 2nd B m t • $TATi THIATII lUllOINO tend This will be the first nieit- | thusiasm. The Connecticut (Tiapter of the 793 MAIM itmin, MANCHism, eONM. Ing in which the atten,lance pn.e | An added feature of the evening 88th Infantry Division A.ssociation Dial 9490 • 0««rt« Hsthltt, YIS MANotw Ri’ils Aiiviiiirr at Thri’p Pniiils count will be taken A will be a favor presented to every iMM «w4* H iwilmli ri sll wiTWsliH Hwia Army to Cut (Blue Devils) will hold its annual woman attending this show, aa a PuU B ac k election of officers at a nieeting House Appropriations Backs Funds Llnne Lodge No. 72, f g ift from Burton's. .Sunday afternoon at two o c ock Koio 70 Pythlaa will hold Its regular meet- The committee In charge of this June Draft ^Snoyono/?^ ' at the' Polish legion of .\nieriean f''r- :A Toe Uig tomorrow night at elg event Is: co-chairmen, Mrs. Jack STATUTI MILfS o'clock in Orange hall Veteran.s. Inc , 27,^ I'ark street, F rom A re a Sandals and Mrs. Nat Schwedel: Koli»»n • o. ^ , I* / / .. T Chang (on r.aitford models, Mrs. Jerome Brettschnet- For Emergency Defense, Project ‘X’ Call to 20,000 Jacob Turek.' 42. of 21S Wood­ der; props. Mrs. Arnold Lawrence; WORTH land atreet, was "■'"•''''‘J ^Koiong bv Patrolman John J. Baldyga and publicity. Mrs. Jacob Segal; make­ s r o p r H ! ^ KOREA O v e r Seoul neiiiocratic (group up. Burton's own CJharles of the Washington, April 25 (45 The charged with drlvln). without- a Votes Measure Gilling Grants 46 Million for Changdo license. He will be presented In Ritz make-up expert, and h»lr Army phiii.s to cut i(s June draft Holds M oHiiij; styles, a local beauty salon. INew, Top Secret Atom t- Town Court tomorrow. For 6.4 Billion Needed Contest Two call t(i 20.(MX) men and to bring WSara Slorl By G L E N C L E M E N T S Tickets will be available from Development, One of liome upwards of 20,000 battle- Pokkyg > Currrnf Offeniivo the committee members or at In Korea; Prepares for , Tokyo, April 25— (/P)— Al- At the meeting of the Manches- WASH WINDOWS weary Korean veterans monthly Burton's at a nominal fee. New Military Request ^ Twelve Construction Otor licil tank.K and troops in sav- ■ter Federation of l>emocralir Your Manchester — Tomorrow starting In May. iiKo roiinlfr-attacks today HATS CLEANED Women held at '^e Community Inside Your Home! Items in AEC Plans For Over 70 Billion So now we come to the kernel of this part of the program of Tt also expecl.a to recall to ac­ sltiugitii'rt'd Cliinost! Commu- ■V la.sl night Mrs John D. La- the Manchester Development Commis.slon - Conte.st .Niiinber ^^vo tive service in May and June 15,- AND BLOCKED I Belle was eleeted second vice pcesl- nisl.K on the critical cenli'al —Your Manchester. (Advertised In last nlgtit's Hera’di. Washington, April 2.5 -(/Ti- Ttie 1)00 re.serve officers to lielp train denl. and Mrs. Weslev < <.ryk wms TRUSS FITTING Washington, April 25—(e)—The | Ironl, lull a l.Juled Nation.s HENRY’S I .apixilnted corresponding sec retary House Appropriations committee | The papers submitted In CTontest Number One Your Manches­ Hou.se Appropriations committee I an army estiniatod to have a gboe Service—Dry Cleaning —Naylor Photo ter—Today- are being read by the Judges. Your attention Is di­ -itrenglh of l.,522,(H)0 on June 30 williiliawul was made norlii and Mrs. Vincent P. MePadden, By AKRON Gradoatod Experts. approved today a $6,468,208,000 ' today okayed a new ''Project X " «4 » No. Mata St. D e p o ts ^ rected to Manchester To-Morrow. for the Atomic Energy commis­ Tliese plana were disclosed to­ o f Seoul. Also Abdominal Bnpporta. Elao- emergency defense budget and | CHUNCHON Allan Ikiurn of the Board What will Manchester be like in all the to-morrows ahead? day by the House' Appropriations ' Kapyong A field di.siialch said two Four of the five incmtx'rs of the readied itself to consider another If you lived here ten years ago, the chances are you never visual­ sion. of u,rectors of Manchester gave a Uc Hosiery, and afl trpea of sur­ eoniniittee. whii h heard about couimiltcv niTiingiug foi I he- .mIvov military request which may exceed Tt recommoiuled a grant of $46,- eolunm.K of tanks, sujipurtcd; gical appllanees. Private Pit- ized the Manchester of today. If you did, you could not have said them from top Army .apoke.mien • Uiiongbu resume highlighting the "Derby Day l-'a.-duim.-*. at 111'- $70,000,000,000. much about it. Now, however, you can say something about it - 800,000 for the AEC in an emer­ SOUTH - liy Iroops ritliiiK in armored of the proposed program TTie amount recommended today during closed hearings eirlier this \'(*rplanck .srhiml auditonuui to­ tlng Room. something about your Manchester of to-morrow. You can do it gency money hill providing addi­ nionlli on an emergency request liail-iracks, killed an esUmat- ale the town's water supply This for House consideration starting KOREA morrow evening are pictureil right away—and In doing it you can win a big prize—an>-where tional defense funds for the cur­ for defense funds. ed triii Keds m the central is proimsed arf an aid in p rfY h t' shove, Reading from left t" Quinn’s Phdrmacy tomorrow is for emergency pur­ from $25 to $150 with two round trip airplane tickets to Now rent year. Yangpyong ’y ing decay In the teeth of children poses growing out of the atepped- May Quota Halved \\ Ho«ngi6ng^ iront eounterblows nortli of right, they are James T Blair of WILROSE York. The Manchester Development Commission Invites you to Details of the highly secret pro­ Army officers atso spoke of a although all persona who drink It Blairs. Ine. which l.s providing up tempo of war in Korea. Moat of ject were given the committee off ^Yongdungpn ' Chipyong jj Ka|>\oiiK. Kapyuiig itself is will benefit. A resolution was have your say. cut In tlie May draft call to 20,(XM) adult models with the newest and 5!)7 M.\IN ST.— .SHKRIDAN BLDG. it will be spent during May and the record. It is one of 12 con- adopted by the group endorsing Urn Manchester to-morrow Is the chief concern of the Development men. On April IK. several days Ko imie.-> iiortiieasl of iSeoul on smartest spring and suiunier June. ■slniction items in AEC's request. 0|>4*ti arrokkM thriM* iimjor K«'<1 ilrIvi'M 1. N. fom 'R proposed fluorination of the local It la in addition to $48,000,000,000 Commission, It ahould be the chief concern of every Manrhester after they testitietl. the Army an- one ol llie main roads to Llie fa-shlons; Mrs. Kay Thomp.snn. resident. The committee cut $4..’>00.0(Wi noiineed a nil in the May call In K orni yrRtonliiv In thr mlKhtlc'gt rfTort by lln' runny t4$ In water aupply. u .. i a president of the Manrhester .“lo- already voted the military by Con­ from the commission's budget esti­ (hr war. Thr (oniniiinUlA tiiok Von<‘hon ( I ) on (hr ImJIn rlvrr old capital. The next meeting Is scheduled What kind of a town w-UI Manchester be to-morrow? What from 60,0tX) to 10,000, it was roptiniist Ciub, sponsoring organ­ g a s for the flBcaJ year ending mate and requested a careful re­ rtrfr.iAr llnr, RUrpt noiitli of Hlinih\%il to »rvrn mllm iimith of (hr 1 lie iKiiips and tanka plastered for the evening of May 23 at the WANTED kind of a town do you want it to be to-m orrow W hat of its size, not entirely elear from the hear- ization; and Lester M .Shapiro of June 30. view of all costs. 38th iMirallrl ('(2) nncn for .vour fur coal into a Rlaiuoroua 000 . month for May and June, and then i "It looks to nio as If the Stevens Prague Chief $320.0.7 as Incorrcr-tlv nilvcrtlscd coat to la- cleaned, glazed The largest allotment In the AEC officials told the commit­ tce of l»cal 58, Textile Workers company wants to keep the mills aeapeaedad madidaca. stole or cape, or jacket EXPERT WATCH bill is for the Army, which was ear­ we plan to increase that to 25.000! Union of America, at tinlon hall. on Monday, April 23. and etorerl and also your tee a beryllium production plant a month." j I working until the first of May In marked for $2,850,594,000 of the Qoldfins has bacn In town for , order to k»«p Ita promise to tha Me extra charge. Be tnra now. .lust bring in your Foreign Secretary Morrison Pledges Nation HeeuMignrd t ' U. S. | Of AP Missing other winter garments. REPAIRIN8 M e $2,850,869,000, it requested. The (Conttaued oa Page Sixteen) the past three days attempting i"^people .qf ItuijtviUq, then take put (hoaaaaaaxtdme! NORMAN'S old coat and you will find $278,000 cut In Army funds waa la ^ ill_ Cut Living Standard Before Arms Plan The men relieved will be reas­ purchase The Hockaniim mills'* the best of the machinery, and signed to units in the United PHONE 3786 -$Phen your wetch. J»«t will tha. muBiih. aarttaA-v-Ana.-r AWPjj, from the M. T. Stevens, eompany. j ^ — — The yarieljr M$»i the cost very resisonabl*. States and will be returned to Third U. S. Newsman in not run spokasmen approved It. London, April 98—(4^—Foreign , Labor party's National Executive, who put their local plants up f o r ' (Oonttnued on Pnge Sixteen) PINE 410 Hartford Road—Tel, 2 3171 ’n»a Navy'a ahare U $1,645,812,- civilian life aa quickly as poa.sible; Bureau Vanishes, Ail Ranges, Refrigerators And you wonder where un­ Secretary Herbert Morrison at its regularly monthly meeting, Airliner, Navy he said. PHARMACY der the sun 000, exactly what It wanted. overruled the rebels. In an official'' Washers and AU ’The committee gave the Air pledged today that Britain would Daley testified the lower rate of Questioning Is Futile M 4 C tn tcr 8U Te l. 2-9RH You won’t be delayed while statement it called upon the whole Inductions can be attributed main­ they dilly-dally Fy>rce everything it asked for— cut its standard of living before Labor movement to stand by the Plane Collide, Fra# DdiTcry SS€ OMAHiSr. MAtteHtSTiO $1,925,000,000. which Includes a ly to a surge in voluntary enlist­ Expect Truman to Ask London, April 25—(45—William Other Appliances Remember prompt repair le slashing ita proposed rearmament British government and the budget, large chunk o f money to tool up ments. an "overdelivery of selec­ N. Oatls, Associated Press Chief of down our alley. program. which it approved as "fair and and expand the aviation Industry. tees and fewer battle losses In Bureau at Prague, has been miss­ n.JW.Iiadcou Morrison's statement, made in a rea.sonable." Fall Into Sea Korea than we had estimated. " ing since Monday and efforts to Lumb«r Building Supplies — Shingles — Roofing Almost half of the Army allot­ speech here, came as the high Defense Act Revision ment waa asked to support the In- The Labor party rebels contend­ Gen. J. Lawton Collins, Army trace him have been fruitless so command of the British Labor ed that Britain could not rearm aa CTilef of Staff, told about the plana far. GAUDET government crushed a left wing PWA Says Commercial Open 7 A. M. to 5 f . M. Doily. Including Wednes- (Oeattaaed oa Pago Btataen) fast as the U. 8. wished her to re­ to recall reserve officers. The United States embassy at rebellion over the rearmament pro­ arm. and that the U. S. was using "It la planned to order 15,000 re­ JEWELERS gram and the party pledged firm Craft C.arric4l 32 Pas­ Prrsident Calls Mnhilization Team to Study Prague told the London office of up such va.^t quantities of raw .serve officers into the active mili­ 891 M AIN 8T. support to Prime Minister Attlee's the Associated Press by phone to­ tary ser\-ice during May and June Changes Needed in Eeononiie Coiitrols |,aw day that It had asked the Czech Opposite St. James’s Church day Afternoons. Open 'Til Noon Soturdoy. policies. materials in its own rearmament sengers; Fiiul Several that Britain would face enonomic foreign ofllee to help locate him. 94 Hour Service Rail Workers The statement by Morrison, at a Bodies Off Kev ^'esl (Continued on Page Ten) luncheon of the American Cham­ chaos to the detriment of the Washington, Apnl 25 (45 - . tcrclay whieh the government said Ostis, 36, la from Marlon, Ind. ber of Commerce, was looked up­ Labor party's welfare state. President Truman called in his will roll back "the general level He was first employed by the AP in 1037 and after working in tin* Get Increase on as Attlee's answer to the rebels, Bulletin! . , . ,, . of nmnufftcturcrs’ Bevan and his supporters have top economic mobilization team ^„rklng Indianapolis, New York and London who had complained that the Unit­ been an influeiillal bloc in the Key West. Fla., April ?.W offices, went to Prague last June. 235348535323534823234853 ed States was dragging Britain in­ Chicago Set today for .a conference on what , vidlh the stabilization program S — TELEVISION 53482353485348234823532353234853484853485353235348484853535353485348535353304848482348235348234848234853235353532390National Ebcecutlve. The Bevan iA"'— A small Navy plane ex- One of two Czech employes re­ iuiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiim brwnner' Million to Receive Six to a ruinous expenditure for arms. group was said to have opposed piodetl alongside a commer­ chanKes are ner4 cents on March 1. on shore told him the Navy plane the loop, in the parade through WaRhington, April 2.5--14’)- Don­ • • e Television Receiver of financing British rearmament court in Washington on behalf of See The slk cents additional figured spun into the water immediately the downtown district and at a ald S Daw.xon. I’rcaidenliai assist- | which touched off the rebellion. Rep. Walter E. Brehm (R-Ohlo) ant, today was "requested" to tes- ! to be about three and onel’half on trial on charges of accepting after the collision. brilliant night Jamboree in Soldier cents more than was automati­ Harold Wilson supported Bevan by The airliner remained In the air Field. tify May 10 in the Senate invest!- 1 First Showing In Connecticut Of A resigning as president of the illegal campaign contfibutions. gallon of the Reconstruction FI- 1 News Flashes The SUMTER by DuM O NT cally allowable under the govern- ITather and stepson are shot to for about 50 seconds before crash- During the loop parade, Gen. ntent’a wage stabilization pro­ Board of Trade. nance Corporation. 1 “Live” W orking 30 Inch Set death on Harlan, K y„ streets In Senator Fulbrlght (D„ Ark.) eelal Deposit-by-mall envelopes, which we provide, and Approximately 900 striking itism have figured in RFC loans. It is now 21 month.s. drop It In the corner mailbox. The Complete T V workers gather at gates of Arm­ Last Febniary, the subcommit­ * * a Your bills can be paid In the' same convenient and businesslike way—by strong Rubber company in West tee reported to the Senate that • • • Picture Tube Exhibit Washington. April 25—(JP)— Bit-,5.They scheduled a Senate party pe­ Washington. April 25—(4*i—The . liitlon waa whipped through the some RFC directors have yielded DISCLOSES BED PARTY FUND SYSTEM malL ______Haven, Conn., in response to com­ LEAVE AN ELITE PORTRAIT ter political fighting between licy committee meeting (4 p.. m. pany's back to work order narcotics traffic looks today like Senate without objection. to Infiuence and named Dawson as Washington, April 26— (A*)— Edward Dmytrj'k, screen di­ Democrats and Republicans haa EST) to line up for fresh attacks Book of Yale sociologist, August a prime target of Senate Crime Continue to Sept. 1 one of those who wielded influ­ rector, testified today the Communist party had a “tithing prompted a proposal that Presi­ on President Truman’s plan for investigators armed with $100,000 The resolution provided for con­ ence. B. Hollingshead, Is selected by system” for levying a.s.sessments against well paid Hollywood TO REMEMBER YOU BY! The Transparent dent Truman run again, wrlth hla limiting the Korean war to that Council of Guidance and Person­ and four more months to pry into tinuing the crime committee until The report touched off a contro­ Asia policies as a major issue. peninsula. Generally they showed nel associations as one of beat In underworld activities. next Sept. 1 and gave it $100,000 versy between President Truman worker.K to raise party funds. He said this brought the party • • • T V Set themselves as suporters of Mac- Before you leave, give Mom or your best girl A t the same time, MaJ. Gen. Its field. In eclipse recently as it worked on top of the $265,000 it already and the eubcommlttee members. a “great deal of money.” Sdtundaep Arthur’s suggestions for broaden­ quietly on legislative proposals, the ! has received. It was to have expired Courtney Whitney, advlsar to Gen. Steel taduatty leader assails as Mr. Truman called It "asinine.” He * • * Douglas MacArthur, suggested ing the fight against the Chinese Crime committee headed back into Monday. also had the RFC send him the a fine portrait of yourself, made with skill by Oommunlsts. “arbitrary and unfair” govern­ the limelight yesterday with this SAYS AID TO CHIANG IS SELF DEFENSE The CARLTON by DuMONT thst n New York group booming ment's 85 per cent formula for de­ A fter September 1. Its records letters It has received from Con­ Open Today and Tuesday Until 6 P. M. ’The feud over this Issue, which turn of events; are to be turned over to the Sen, gress members about RFC loans. Washington, April 25— (/P)— Secretary of State Acheron 17-tarh Rectangalar W c t^ . the deposed Pacific commander termining whether an industry our expert photographers! Proofs submitted AND THURSDAY EVENINGS»6:30 to 8:30 for the GOP Presidential nomina­ reached a physical pushing and 1,. Senator Kefauver (D-Tenn), ate's regular Commerce commit In reply, the Fulbrlght committee said today the American military aid to Chinese Nationalists Plng-ta for Record Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Until 9 P. M. may raise its prices .... Hugh A. the committee chairman, yielded to tee. That group then will have tion "go home." The General has shoving stage last week, ^ow ed held public hearings and brought on Formo.sa is being sent under an agreement that will ba for your choice. Arrange for a sitting now! Player Mulligan, 26-year-oId Boston Uni­ the demands of party leaders not authority to keep underworld op­ See the Fixit. first! ""7it ® t«f" said he doe.a not Intend to seek signs of intensifying. S t versity student, is named winner only that the crime probe be ex­ erations under scrutiny and use used for "internal security” or “legitimate self defense.” political office. Democrats itied to hang a “ war (Oontlnoed on Page Sixteen) of A N P A ’s tenth annual Journa­ tended but also that he stick with any of the $100,000 not spent by « « 4 Gov. W. Kerr Scott of North party" label on their opponenta. lism contest. Telephone i - 4fli H iey ran into 'Republican charges It. A t his own request, however, he the Crime committee. COMPI.ETE ROUNDUP OF MISSING WITNESSES Carolina was the author o f the Glasgow, Scotland, bus conduc­ wiU band over the chairmanship, Treasury Balance Manchester. Conoecticui that the Trumim administration O'Ckmor le elated to be named I BRUNNER’S— t e l e v i s i o n | proposal for a new term for Presi­ tors go on “free fares for all” to Senator O’Conor (D-Md.). formally as chairman on ITiesday Washington, April 26— ^ — A round-up of 17 missing wit­ ELITE STUDIO dent 'Truman. plan will leave American soldiers strike .... U. 8, Attorney's office 3. Democratic members of the after the Crime committee sub­ Washington, April 25— (45— The nesses sought by Senate Crime Investigators has been com­ Scott told reporters yesterday stalemated In Korea “like sitting in Los Angeles says there’s no Crime committee quickly compro­ mits its findings and Its legislative position of the T^asury April 23: pleted with the arrest of Samuel T. Haas, a CHeveland, Ohio, ||3MCBimsw*n mwHOMesiii | ducks, getting kUled." Net budget receipts, $101,983,- 98S MAIN STREET—TEL. 8358 that "When this MacArthur thing chance for Aoeordloalst Dick Coa- mised their differences with the Re­ reconxmendatlons to the Senate on lawyer. Senate Sergeant at Arm s Joseph C. Duke told a re­ settles down, Truman is going to The wards were those sf Senator ttae, 2 1, to avert trial on draft- publican members, who had been Monday. 506.70; budget expenditures, $150,- porter today that F B I agents picked up Haas in Miami about OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 be stronger than ever.’’ evasion charges by appealing for calling for continuation of the in- '75,535.36; cash balance, $7,286,- iinimiiiiiiimiMllMllllllim illlllllllllllllllllllffllllllU^^ Republicans weulln’t agree. (CM M awd Mi Rags Ten) new Arm y phyaical exam. ’ vestiratioa. and an extension reao- fOeattaned oa Pnaa Teal ft6.187.66. a week ago. He said Haas had been in Jamaica. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANChKa i'ER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, A P R I L 25, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1951 PAGE THRfcl

HAVE VULIK eAK'l'V, Jobless Claim BAMtIDEI OK WEDD1.NU Bing Crosby, Jack Benny, Roches-1 Koret. A new Hit Rare Swine Disease RECEKTION IN ter, Irene Dunne and Loretta' lit K«w I" _ ported 1« killed. .4 'Red Cross AprU l^ - « V - T h e mlMiny in action and 12 injured Cancer Topic Young and lasted about twenty- „ t o i« n t today. Idontl- Lists Growing CAVEY'S five minutes. I National Brands Featured at KEITH’S! Reductions Up T o in acclde^ta. May Cause Loss Here f HtlMMl cMuaIttM tn j Drive Ends eHONE 5801 STARTS TOUORROW Carl Priesa, chairman of the An­ I • PR IVATE UENINU ROOM Of Talk Here nual Poppy campaign, which la V'et r narv authorities today ex- have mistaken infer tious rhinitla , Rise Here Refleets Pic- STRICTLY ADULT scheduled for May 24 to 26, ataUd , Short of yiiola; Aolivi- ' pressed fear\S it a UU8l> ‘bull - nose.’------The------Uvvt - condition. that the ten workers he has are pre.ssea.ieam leai iMor rolled i infecUou* • appear nllke.alike, but bull noaenose atarta lure in Other Paris of ENTERTAINMENT Dr. Edward White of not enough. He will welcome ad­ |i lies Will Coiiliiiue on State; I» Seasonal Hartford Speaks Be­ ditional workers to spend a couple losses to many farmers In 18j1. germs. It is not contagious. How­ hiEVhAViillJlJ Silvona Mangeino Is of hours, especially on Thursday, e o A * t J S J ^ Present -4itl lA*vel ever infectious rhinitis is c.auscd by The American Fotmdation for I'nemploynicht claims here rose fore the Rotary Club May 24. Animal Health reported today that * unknown sprcu sfttartlon m oTm cM ineiviSYou , ti'c disease r.ontiniies on the In- M. Maxwell had coffee and doughmita in the rants quality Manclie.ster Itcil Cross has been ter aeason. It Is very contagious. “Bird of Dr. M w ard WTlite physician on I crease following serious outbreaks total reached 213, including 127 of A SENSATION! the staff of McCook, St. Francis, lower hall. KIAD concluded with total roiiliibutiun.s "Careless buying of breeding females. There were 62 Initial “Lemon of $18 012.65, Fund Drive Chalrniaii I last year, Paradise’’ and Newington Hospitals was the •~-i( • a turirmrly ''Infectious rhinitis does not kill stock and feeder plga la an im­ claims and 151 continued Drop Kid’’ 1 In 4 dIdt) cooifomblf , York StranKfeld reporte.l to the portant factor ip spreading the di­ guest speaker at the meeting of the chtir. I many animals outright,” the Foim- The rise wa.s also noted l:Sa-(:M-9:0« 1 ;t.-.-R:10 Rotary Club last evening. The sub­ SUCH CO/HPUTl aUAXATm I; Board of Dlicctors of the Maiicht-.s- sease to clean premises. Once on I datiun says, "hut it may atop gains throughout the .state with female and more tcr fliaiiter al a nieetiiiK held ll.st ject of the apoaker was. "Cancer" to the point where hog raising is a farm, the entire heril may have claims increasing. Seasonal lay San.: *Lallab> Of Br4»«4l%*ay*-<‘olor evenluK in tile K.hI Cross oflioe. to be disposed of to rid the farm and what is being done in research, no longer profitable. Affected pigs money allocation and methods of Hollywood AINTS This sum rcpu'scnts 88 per rent of the disease." of the qiints soukIH It is the flrst fail to pul on weight. treatment. ■■DiseasedDiseased l).abyli.aby pigs sneeze fre-fre Th- Foundation r ourmunon .suggested that" " " V \VomeiiWomen made up .59.9-59.9 per cent of time that the quoin has not been Speaking of the funds collected met since the ihnpter rei eivrd Its qiienllv and their snouts later be- If ovvners ' i the total. Initial claims al.so wwere Dr. White explained that sixty per SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK come •pushed in' or twi.ted due to ; itis. they should get an Immedialr , itiffTMiaml Headboard ( barter in 1917, up. cent of the total goes to National shinkage of the bones of the nose., veterinary diagnosis. 1 lompt ‘' ” h -, reported tlic SHtSW. I , Thi? is the amazing chair you’ve been hearing .so much It is the tnloniuiii of llie BiMru ^ ..... __I ____A I * >*. .1 iri.ls-ss An B mea.siircs11 vei a n-| 11 at must ngs anr\lt8f1 he applied II if ,„voff.s ami' part-time.A. ___ <1 M W P M. I I Research Foundation and forty per of Directors, however, to riiriy on Scoiir.s, unllirifllness end pneumo cent remaining in Conn., and d is^ losses are to be held down | ,,.hediilo.s duo to lack of work: I alioiit! Supports every inch of you, whether you .sit up- existing services by exerci.sing ma may follow. tributed to the towns according tm Beds This End-of-Month riearance chops prices "In many instances, farmers 1-season. __ I needle ti'ades 875 and 220 on a SIITUMBYWSUN MtT riglii. lounge or recline. Elevates your feet (gives your laution snd economy, even tlimiKli donations received from that town. - now lean hack! IN HALE on .score.s of itiems throughout the GRANTS fuither expansion 'vill not be pos­ part-time schedule; textile 490 At the clinic held every Wednes­ Tba chair re- h(>;ii'i a lift) . . . relaxes you in blissful comfort. If you 1 and 3.') part-time; hats 10.5 and 75 I N RERSDN day at MetTook hospital anyone apondi eaii 14 . can't ivlax. com ■ m tomorrow , . . we’ll show you how in store. Mo.stly one-of-a-kind, all sold as is, all sible Ibis year chairman, announced the appoint- i "picki up' >our Mrs Jsrob Miller, Home NiirMing ‘ mciit of Mclvm S. Hathaway ns I W ^§g~kd^L»Q ipaitials: tobacco 100; carpet, 100; ^1r HEW FIND oF I95TU poor and rich alike will receive ftet. pillow* >our one (iisy lesson. Tltis ’’Heiirtsavcr” ehaii' has "articulated subject to jirior sale, ,'^hop early. J j 9 B t A E l 'woolens 55: metal good.s 35; wire QUICK-DRY ( hiilrmnn, reported tliai it w'lll he I H oi I iiiliiieni cliairmnii for the I riht6«IAT SIH6IN6 mA!10N!Wl treatment and are taught the value $ 3 9 .9 5 h e a d . . . action" contour cushioning. See and trj it tomorrow I nccesaarv to sernre new quarters 1 Blood Program. Mr. I.*Belle emi ^ lamp .shades 20, and bearing.s 15. of a complete physical examination. for the Home Nursing . lusse.s a - pha.sized llic importance of aecuring i Quotations furnished Bv Materials shortages claimed the Doctors from all over the state are ENAMEL Ihe Ked I'ross will no longer be able . now blood donors as the quota for ; Cobam A MlddlebrooU. Ine. following layoffs: brass 100; sil- also told the necessity of thorough A complete Hollywood bed out­ • ljuty'a loiinK# chair. K*^.v upliolatery venvsrc .30, toys 20 and watches tn aae the rooms at the rear ol tl.e each BlfH)dmobile visit haa been ' I P. M. Prior* clieck up on patiepts. The McCook fit that folds up and rolls away. ulth amart hrtiah fringe, rcg. $84.50 . $19.95 Ho-vpital Annex on Haitlonl ...... 20. Hirings ar>d rcliirings were Y Clinic i.s the only institution in the •ILAX ' rai-sed from 120 to 130 pints. On , Innorspnng nialtn.ss. folding . p a I c n I r rt • l‘Aiiioiia “ IttH’-Kliig" riaforin rm’krr Id O C after Mav ,T1 \ i ommiUee appoint­ leieMl visits .Manchester has failed Hanli Stocks , noted in garments. 90 and honr- country to receive a National award tocl bed with built-in stool Bid Asked F I oa (I nn ( orti // rholcr of covrra, rcg. $54.50 ...... ed by Chapter Chaiiman Wcll.c c ' 1.) inool the I’Jii I>inl qnoUi and tile I mgs. 4 0 . that IS not connected with a Mcdi- pring and pla.stic uphol.slorod fori * II p por t $ $49.95 Dennison to investigate po.ssibili- m od foi an onliiiged list of donors Piisl National Bank i al College. hondbonrd in rhoioo nf ]>astol »Otir Kod> in ihc ties for new Home .N'uising lieail- of Manchester 33 38 Cancer, the speaker staled has f I » p m 44 41 8 It * I • '^•riiN’C nimlcni Kroehler roorh has breomr a< \itr. Slow Motion Report nlors. Soo this and f»thor mod­ »P4H«. RitPt hf .8lth- quarters Includes Mrs .Incoh Mil­ Hartford National been known for five thousand ye.ars, tom aiilfr, Rray rmer. rc|f. $*H0.50 ...... $169.00 I W illiam Saclierek. Water Safety ThLfORtM OST DISC JOCKtYV els n\ailnblo at savings. fui rrlak.iEion' ler, Mrs. Charles Kelliei, Chatle.s 27>. 29'-- hut not much has been done, to ( hainnan, sent in a report which Bank A Trust ...... Cairo /P -"A l Misri," a lead- , f»6MA' ...... • t- loor aaniple M>fn In nrucw! frockelt snd .lacob Millet. Hartford Conn. Trust 70 8.3 find a cure until recently. Much of mg Ai abic paper, report* that a | 7-i'ushion al>lr, rcg. $.110,50 ...... $239.00 .lohn r> l.sBelle. Blond I’ liigr.iiu Mancliesler Trust . . 48 — , recent annual report of the Kgyp- | the lack of knowledge is laid upon 57 bright new colors , for lifeguard framing. It wa.s also I’hocnlx State Bank ' tian .Ministry of Public Work.s was, the victim, who did not want to cm’klall table Hith 64 67 face the truth. decided to investigate the possi­ and Trust ...... j for tile years 10.'l.5-36. The selling | extra ahelf l*ctou top. reg. $'*4.95 ...... $12.47 to moke the old look new Fire Insurance (oni|Uinics price of this antiquated report i.s , The disease itself in most cases bilities of .sending some girla to the is painless and subtle in its method, Aquatic School a.s there are only ; $5.74. • 5lm<*nt • IKth < entury lamp table In nmhoKtiny nienl aniiounceil. Travelers ...... 56.’) .-)8.5 n m n TECHNIC ObOK only ones practical today. Surgery • • • many montha to pn> fintah ulth leather top, reg, .$5'!.50...... $16.25 has advanced lo a point where doc­ The resignation of Mrs. Ruth Pidillc I tilitles .%lan I.idd Mo«» Erremsn T ^Bonney as cliairman of Junior Red tors can do things never attempted • 5-\\ay Junior floor lamp %\ltli Conn. Light A Power 1 i •BRANnED” before, and is the surer method of allk-llkr ahnile, rcK- $19.95 ...... $8.47 Cross and Mrs. Allan Bourn s.s 36' . riiblic Information chairman will Conn. Power ...... C ornell \\ Hde USHNELL cure. X-Rays is comparable to sur­ > , . . give your heart Hartford Elec. Lt. . . 47 •1 DAY’S LEAVE’’ gery only by the amount of rays a .3 lift . . . try this • Braaa nautical lantern lamp with Hartford Gas Com. . . 37 man can tolerate. no\rl Illuminated haae. reg. $23.05 ...... $3.95 So. New England Tel. 33 >2 111 Various discoveries and experi­ chair for your .5laniifact(irlng C«iii|ianl( CHILMEN' I MAY 8-9 • MfHtrrn dewlgti torcliii're ulth blonde ' lo Mrs Bonney has been appointed ments are being tried out and have aH|i|i*r$« thp b4»ay at hcait's sake! Am Hdw...... 20 proven of great value, the speaker Innerspring baae, reg. $tl,50 $9.95 Petain I'nrlionged Arrow Hart A Hog.. .5.3 stated. a l l .*1 Bia a t v i t a l M palal • ( tilna baae table lamp eoiiiplet** ulth i»(r«4«os( /*/ s»i» If f Dr. White spoke in a language A bsoc. Spring ...... 31'j ' StnrtH In TefhmtroUr *'TrlpoU" SILVAN A MAN GANG Mattress ahade. Iwith In white, rrg. $^‘(!.50...... $9.95 He D Yen. France. April 25 Bristol Brass ...... 17 i \%rd.: Pla« “ Abilene To%«n** Jeanette Gene especially fitted for the layman, he (P i The condition of critically ill Collin.s ...... ^9.^ ,urri», DORIS DOWLING spoke quietly and with authority • 0-\5ay floor lamp with lndlre«’t reflector 4 M. UNS FOR on a subject of which he Is an ex bowl, lined rayon icray atiiiile, reg. $'^0.05. 1 EmHart ...... *>9 MacDonald ★ Raymond Victor Ttslph ACCESSORIES remained unchanged today I p'afntr Bearing ...... 42-J in »OlNA»'S Csr Comsdr CASSMAN • VALLONB . pert. Damageil ...... $14.97 TOUCH-UP wn\ ir. The members who wished to *sljrl All the members of tlic aged Hart & C o o ley ...... BURNSiDE*:.v:r • ‘J5 Framed plclurea of well known aiibj4*<'tn, C A O Landers Frary A Clk. 27 rMTWU* i Mfse Md MSIKSItTie ------P I.l S ------any questions were asked by Vice tpedal Pk. Aeat. Sandpaper I t * Regular $44 50. a Sleep Show Kroehler at $40.50 Saving take your pick of any for ...... ^ < )ff 1 LaPolnte Plasromold 3’ . A CIREAT ailOtVI theduoidsnvin' Richard Travis in President Harry Maidment to re­ feature (April 16 to 281 that Paint Semper# ------19« main after the meeting. tress island where he is serving i New Britain Mach Co. 3.5 R(»h TTnpn Jell rhnndirr OKDKK BY MAII. NOW •Ma.-ik Of The Dragon” aavea you $9 62. CiiRtom built J X t • 9 X 1H.7 I'lgiireil broa4lbM>in, Ihia la 0«l(k.dry er Stove Npe P u n y ------7*<‘ mil a life sentence for trea.son. ' Nortli & Judd ...... 20 M. Ma\ur1t Several out of town Rotanans for Keith with many special a r4ill-end pliM*r, reg. .$109.50 ...... $79.50 1 Debrn Tnijrl were present and participated in tncmeli Interior or Spor 4 oa. Shetlae — -2*e riic old man s kinfolk made the , Ru.s.sell M fg...... 10 Tues. and \Vod. Eves, at 8;.50. ENDS TODAY comfort and tailoring fealiiics 54’ - “The “Bird Of the open fonim. i' - 2 PIECES a 0 V 5 lllg cl8..50 ...... $2.95 815 Main Strael, Manchester ; hmg it against a sumach. I hut are approximate markela. tam enveIo|>e). 1 drive 1H e 0 X 12 llelcraft yarn ami filler rug, Ten Boldlers in the Manchester I *239 I*lra.'ve send me ...... tii-kets rose or autumn shades, reg. *32.05 ...... $14.95 for THF. c;r.\RDSM.\N at area have won promotions in the .. each. TONlt* lIT^roationoo* 43d Winged Vlotory Division. All ! Limit Mint* i,»iiv. «.in .styling e 27 X 51 Broadlooiii sanipin mgs, all wool, from I>D«k are members of the 169th Infan­ with Hmart T-ouj'Iuouh ...... ^ price tji'-w la Tt-rhalfolor prices start at *5.73. your ch oice...... (Chei'k location and date dr- try Regiment and are stationed pai Urd with Krorhloi 'a f«- 1 sired). ••JOI.HON M>(»1 e 54 X 00 Delcrafl yam and fiber mg, AtiAIN” at Camp Pickett, Virginia. nmuR t’uahiom7/Od (’omfnrl. Otch. f 1 1st Bale, r 1 With Sergeant First Cla.ss William I'pliolstrrrd in a fine qtmlily reg. *17.05 ...... $8.97 2nd Bale, f 1 May 8 I 1 I.arry Rarbara H. Marceau of 18U Bissell street, BolU'LK. Immrdmtc df’liv- • 27 X 0 Wilton velvet rar|irt remnant 1 May 9 (mat.) I I .M.ay 9 (eve. ) rarke Hale has been advanced to Master Ser­ Reg. $49.95 nry in yon?- t hnu’c of 3 dcro- for hall or stairs, reg. *28.00 ...... $14.95 — and — geant. Promoted to Sergeant rntor rolnra Urgulaily la ountempy Meete • I.lnoleuni reninanie In wide choice 1 u i T o h ’ ^rotlantl Yard** First Class were Sergeants Fred­ Cedar Chest small down payment prirrd S279 .^0 Name ...... WUh Iluaard 8t. Jobs erick L. Budreau, South Coventry, with many miinths- Qf colors, patterns and alzes ...... 2 price Cartoon —- Jlewa and Robert W. Murdock, Lake to pay Address ...... CKoic* of Grty, Boig*, Gr**n • 4-plece Blonde modem bedrmim group, 2 C I O O A O street. Corporals Robert G. Ted jr. chest, bed. double dresser, reg. *240.,50 ^ I T r O s W W ford, 237 Autumn street, and Ken­ btarte t rl.. “ TIIRCK IU SBAM)^’* sad “ PALOMINO** U Color neth Skinner, RFD 1, Rockville, • f ull sIt4< modern design lied In have received sergeant's stripes. 1 Vloke checks payable to B I SII- Don't take a chance with your blonde finish, reg. *44.50 ...... Five Privates First Class have prized woolen blankets . . , keep • Hmart modem footless style bed 4x1 ft 7 ^ NELL MEMORIAIs Hartford been promoted to Corporal: Her­ them safe from moths in one with headboard, ref. *37.60 ...... 1 6, Conn. Reatl Herald Adv». bert L.. Hanson. 15 North Elm of these cedar ehests. Walnut, street; Harold C. Bagshaw, 59 maple, mahogany, blonde fin­ e 18th I'entury mahogany dresser and Salem road: Roderick D. Giles, 82 ishes. national BCAUTyRf5r MONTH mirror, |Mister tied and night stand, C 1 0 Q O O Florence street: Eugene Phaneuf. reg. *808.05 ...... ^ l 7 0 s U w 85 Birch street, and Duane L. Is National Prove It Month! NOW Skinner, South Coventry. e Floor sample mahogany night stand. one only, reg. *22.50 ...... $11.25 STATE PUTINS you'v* always knawn it, now her* is the CIO I^bor Chief e Mahogany and Korina S-drawer night stand C A A C A ohesta, reg. *44.50 each, the pair for . . . . i . J s/ Slightly Better e Folding rollaway cot with built-in cable spring and mattress, reg. *29.05...... $24.50 Pittaburgh, April 25— Con­ s .All purpose famous Innerspring dition of President Philip Murray choir bed. a S-ln-I piece, reg. *70.05 . . . $49.95 GREGORYAS C a f t a in l a n c c . w h o o a v k f o a t In PECK v in c is l s it s n ^ c of both the CIO and the CIO s Oirome and red plastic hostess chair lo United Steelworkers is slightly dress up your dinette set, reg. *10.05 $9.97 improved today at the Pittsburgh 'A haspital where he is confined wrlth e .Modem gray walnut Junior dining set, ! a PROOF! a serious abdomjnal ailment. table, errdenza buffet, 4 chairs, The 65-year-old labor leader Is $49.95 Chairs reg. *260.50 ...... $219.00 suffering from acute inflamma­ ' il e Famous Kroehler “ Davenette" dual sg. *160.50 ...... $119.00 dinner in Youngstown. O. e Fluclesa type oil healer, In recent weeks. Murray's as­ leg. *23.05, as Is for only ■ ..• sm sssss- $11.97 sociates said, he appeared tired but in good health. Closeout values. Choice of Law- e i-lue-conected |>ot-l.vpe 5'4J For some time he has been un­ son or knuckle arm styles in oil heater, reg. *100.05 ...... $69.95 der more than usual physical beige or green tapestries. Full 4 Y • All steel over sink cabinets strain, it was explained, because spring con.atnictlon and com­ 64” wide. A *25.00 value ...... $14.88 of prolonged meetings with the fort. Shop early for best selec­ PROOF! Gertrude Berg, TV star of United Labor Policy committee tion. The Goldhtrg%^ watched at a full glaaa of s Universal 8 cu. ft. refrigcrulnr. full and with the recently created water wat placed on one of 837 independent- width freezer chest, brand new (1050 C O A C O O Presidential Advisory board on model), *299.05 Mobilization policy. He also action Beautyreat apringa. She wai amaxed presided at a two-day session of that u'ater did not spill when near-by springs e AutonuiUc 2-sllce toaster bv tlic makers steel workers here last week. were pushed down. Reason: Beautyrest is of Toastmaster toasters, reg. S2'f.75...... M c K E M 'S Last February Murray suffered made differently. Springs qot ''tied together." • t'rosley Shclvadnr refrigerator, a trade-in, C O Q 5 0 a virus attack, spent a week In Result: No sags, just even, 'T^eveliied good running ord er...... a hospital at Washington, then B f f l l l iiupport.'' rested for a few weeks In Florida • Electromaater elcvtrlc range with OUR NYLON CORD TRIO STRIPES autninatlc heal control, a trade-in...... Biisinesg Session • Oil-gas Bengal combination range, a trade- C O Q 5 0 SUIT MARVEL 17®* In, delivered but not Instafird for o n ly ---- y « s # W Leave it to McKern to match up shirts *n Of Legion Post a 2 I sed ele< lric washers, take yoUr choice $15.00 Even on the moot eweltcring day thla charming 9 8 shorts in brilliant never-run never-fade fab- • Figured stair carpet, 27" wide. little BUiter will remain cool, criip and chic. Fault* I jif l night Dilworth-Cornell hes . . the cotton knit shirts match the Quey Post 102, American Legion, End of roll. *3.98 yd...... $1.98 leaely tailored with LAMPL'S careful eye for Freei Parking In our paved lot piping on the well-tailored shorts . . held its second business meeting on Main St„ beside our store a S-W’ay indirect maroon and faahlon-reveallng detail, of creaae-reaiatant nylon of the month at the Legion home, No meters on either side of brass bridge lamp, *24.95 ...... $14.95 opim' with oyer fifty members present and acetate cord, ao eaay to pack and U’a waah- MEET THE "SHOPPER" street In block south of Keith a Modem small type lounge or In the absence ot Ted Fairbanks, store! $29.95 able, too! See It now, chooec from broa-n or na.-y Shirts . . . Sizes 3-6x— 1.95; 7-^4— 2.60 BARBARA PAKTON • WARD BONO wi«...iacR«ET whb was attending the dinner Matching Box ••TV" chair, chartreuse, *42.50 ...... ta aiaea 10 to SO. It’i s housecoat, a dress, a duster coat all in one . . . honoring Legion National Com. Spring 969SO (Small down payment. . . many, many months to pay). mander Earl Coxe, Vincent MC' Closed Wed. at Noon . . . Open wear it belted or swinging free in clokay, denim Thurs. Until 9 P. M. and other PROOF! Above, John Ringling North Shorts,. . . Sizes 3-6x—2.50; 7-14— 2.95 Goioii oouGiAS"”" » “:i: Pa()den presided as commander. or checked plisse . . . buy it in rose, blue, bittersweet days 'til S:S0. Evening appoint' (President of Ringling Bros, and Barnum & The post v» ted to continue Tues- Alao available In half aliea 14H to 22H. or toast. Sizes 9 to 15. menta, phone 41S9 or see sales- Bailejr Creus) and circua elephant, "Big rwilITAilTAlU^IirriARNER BROS’ s as the peeting night for the You’re not buying a “pig in a poke’’ when r* • y W OF MiMANCHESTER unth of May. Earl Dahlqulst was Mo.” flaphant ia hoiating all five tona into you buy a Beautyrest. It’s the world’s best v„ the winner of the door prize. air, with rear feet planted on Beautyreat. known innerspring mattress, famous for its small dhthi ROBE DEPT. BURTON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP (Not* right foot on edge of mattreaa.) Yet payment . • ■ The film, "You Can Change the superb comfort, sold with a 10-year guaran­ PLUS . . . "MISTER UNIVERSE even thia weight failed lo break down World,’’ wist greatly enjoyed by the tee. Now dramatic proof of Beautyrest’s su­ many inonUu with JACIi CARSON, PAN18 PAGE ood BERT LAMB members present. It showed how KEITH’S patented, aag proof edges. Proof: Beautyrest td pay! every person car help spread the is built to stand hard uac. periority is provided . . . to disiwl any doubt eiflvsl l l i MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL "Opposite the High Schooi" k'U, FJ American way of life. It featured in any mind. Come in, see the proof. or 1 \

T - . MANCHESTLtt tvENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1061 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 , 1951 PAGE PTVS

of great players, the story of Christ ning at eight o clock at the and In all the greatest writings of manity for almost two thousand and reatoratlon of the soundness of veara. The film Is the simple Chris­ has taken human form and greater Rockville church. They will have a howling Chapman jt'oiirt STALIN FORCES GREAT INDUSTRIAL CHAIN- the currency and atablllzatlon of all times, nothing even remotely party, and concliidy the program Wallgren To Quit approaches the awe-inspiring mag- tian story portrayed with rever­ understanding. Artist Gives the dollar. The Minute Women also Sunday School children ara sell- with a social at the home of Mr. nlflcancc of the story of Jesus of ence, beauty and great power. Un­ Serve Supper Catholic Groups Protest pledge themselves to vote at all and Mrs. Fred Rocker o f Grand ^FlantoMark . Nazareth, the King of Kings, whose der a master director. Cecil B. ing tickets, and donations will ba As FCC Chairman elections. avenue. Lecture Here words and deed.s have swayed hu­ Demllle, and the reverent genius received at the door. Chest Survey Showing of a Movie Here Following her talk, Mra. Steven­ w scs Past Royal Matron Blanche Pren­ -Day in Church aon held an open discua.ston on Membcr.s of the W.SCS of the tice is chairman of a committee Waghlngton. April 36—Mon policies and answered .questions For Roekville Rockville Methodist church arc from Chapman Court, No. 10, Order Wallgren. former govtnior of Mrs. Stevenson Relates asked by those attending. a.sked to note the change in plans of Amaranth, which la preparing a Waahlngton and cloae frtand of A protest against the showing. ed out In this week> Catholic Pentlande’ presented Mrs. Steven­ for tonight's meeting which will frtrd chicken auppei. Wednesday President Truman, bat annoufioodT Council o f Worn* . ttslisn language film. "Bit- Transcript, History of Organiza­ son with an orchid corsage before evening. M ay 2, in the banquet of the Italian lang g "Kesolved thal all membem of Free X-Kay Pliotoj* to lie he held ip Wesleyan Hall at eight he will resign ’’someUma th if •uin- she began her lecture. o’clock. hall of the Masonic Temple, wlilch M to Hold Meeting on ? Uw J d with the then- f ’amphell Council .173, Knlghta of tion She Founded mer” aa chairman of the Fedtral ha.s t’rrn 1 Campbell ('oliinibus. be Immediately notl- i'hiircli Council will be open to the public. .Mrs. Tak^n of Anyone in Power commission. Slay 4 at Emanuel ter's fled of this fact and ttrge them to Then will be a meeting of the Prentice will be assisted in prepara­ The Daughtera of laabella pre- Immediate Distriet I'Tiiirch Council of the First Lu­ tions for the meal by the members He said In an interview yaatar- *^wmch drew protests solicit their friends, regardless of ReIig;ious Film day his reasons are personal and The nim. ''" “IL’ , . ' , „„,„e ..,.oed. Id refrain from attending aented Mrs. Suianne Sllvercruys theran church thi.s evening at of tile Ways and Means committee. ' Y b # ManchMter Council o f when shown In Halt ford and some . irem ^ scheduled to be private. He said he would go back wnen »mivw» mi ...... - , Stevenaon, noted artlet and founder Roolm-illr, April 2."> (Sponul) l ight o'clock. The menu decide.d upon besides Cbyrch'Women will obeene May other cities, opeas at the ( irel. to Washington and "look the stt- shown at the O rcle theater in To Be Shown Here Tile .Sewing Circle of the church fried chicken witli gravy, will in­ M lowihtp D*y on Fridny, May 4. tomorrow. _ _ and national chairman of the M in­ NOW The Rockville Public Health Nurs­ clude ma.shed potutoes, Bird.scyc nnllon over’’ hut that he had not lucct.s on riiiir.sdHV afternoon at At Monday rnpctin^,. Manchester. ute Women of the United States of decided about re-entering poUUca a t 0 »* Emanuel Lutheran church. "A copy of this Resolution la be­ BIG SELECTIONS ing aasocvKlIon will .apnnuor a Gf>ni- '2:30 o'clock, pens, cranberry sauce, rolls and the Council ‘ unanimously a.loptcd "King of Kings,” a full-length j becaiiBo "I'm not sure the people n tta t day women In hundreds of ing sent to the management of America, In a lecture entitled munifv ChVst X-ray Survey In co- Thiir.silay evening at 7 o'clock, blitter, coffee and lenioii sherbet. a resnltilion slating that llie him feature movie on the life of .lesiia ■ want me." Waahlngton elects % the C iriie tliealer immediately.” "Guarding the Land We Love.” last the Luther l-icagiic will hold a so­ It la proposed to serve the meal merican communities will take a "senouslv offends Christian and Christ, will be shown publicly at j opera\lon>(vlth the State Tuber- Senator and Governor next year. A letter of protest was reeelv- night at the Hollister street school. SAVINGSI ciiIobIb Cnmmia.^lot!. according to cial evening. continuously from live to seven •*ihow ot hands ' to find out whattraditional standards of morality jibe North Methodist church. Fri­ J tiie ■ ed by The Herald today from An audience of around 7S persona the aiinoiinicment of Mi.ks Lucille o'clock, ami to serve cliildicn un­ Mr Truman apiiolnted Wallgren, ' and has been condemned by day evening at 7 o’clock. This show- j they are doing and what they can i Mrs. Dolore.s Trudell, rhairman of attended the meeting to hear Mrs. Kiihniy. prc.sidcnt. ,Mr.s. Uiidolph der twelve at sn -apprecinhlc re­ 1 vvliii Is 6 0 . to the Power comrols- ocpikv Ing is under the ausplce.s of the # duction. 4 o In the national defense program. IvOpion of D Stevenson relate the history’ of the .Schmidt haa been appointed chair­ .si >n chairmanship In November. The text of the resolnti.n fol-ilhe Combined Catholle Mothers' Sunday school, Charles S. Field, A t May Fellowship Day nieel- The t.xt oi tm lc i,vle s of Mam hester. agilinst Minute Women, its purpo.sea and man and a committee of crimmunity Sf'iiiiluirv PlaiiN Mra. Ina Mankin who is in ‘ HMli. Earlier in tlMli the President superintendent. charge of tickets, ha.s placed them |n««; church women w ill a-sk Uiem - aima. Ita organization began two SPRING reprejientatlven is being organized. noininiited Wallgren to be chair­ Among the records of the world's in the hands of nil the officers, or ■elvea such questions as; Am l y’eara ago when t .''>0 women were The survey haa been arranged to For Its Wedde President of the TTnlted States un- be held this evening with Supreme The seminary, one of the oMost Into a grent military bastion. I cc.ssivc week hn.s been reported by A Belgian refugee of World War families, communities and nation. MrLraii I{<*<'Iop!«m1 iler Calvin Coolidge. died of a President Hazel I,. Garrety of in the country, says latest statls- I tile Sliilc l,ahor dcpnrtmest. Last 111 art attack In his Fvan.ston I. Mm. Stevenson Is now devoting FESTIVAL Galtfornln in charge a.s.siated by tic.s slmw nearly half of Ita 122 old niH^za/.inc.s t<» sr)l to n wa.str wi-.'K s I)ilal was 14,726. a rite of May Fellowship Day Is sponsored W ILL BE CLOSED Mendvilln, Pa, (/T' Tlir newly cainr to town l>ick Kanchcr of doiii^; im thr ratuh now. s.i 1 i c< h • I Imiiic Monday night. He had not nil her time to the Minute Women. Supreme Mnnahall Dorothy Tatti 1 '218 fiom Ih e prei eding week'* by the General Department. Vnited sliulents are married The influx oFRani/fd company of mlnutcmpii company. The minutcnicn. orjjan t.o\vl)o> 'riirill.s onctl III jfo Broiimi the wtitlil to! I’resifltMil Of Al* i been III and last week hatl accept- Her aim la to unite the women of South Dakota Undtd on a round- Icvi-I Hriilgcpcrl reported the big­ CTiurch Women of the National Mrs. Marie Knbnek will be in­ of married students which has set up to rcplarn a National fJuartJ i7c(l on a .^lalrwidc haais tjurinc i SCI* thf big rlllf*,**." 1 I cd honoi ary chairmanship of the America In aupport of demanding the-world trip, wcarinjt A weatern gest niiinher of elaims, 2.‘282, fol- Council of Churches of Christ In FROM APRIL 26 stalled as president. Dinner will be continued without letup since the Company ('ailed into federal serv­ the cmcrj;E*Mcv. arc made up of committer to greet General Mac- efficiency and strict economy In all 111 Siiijjaport hat. boots. checUrd .shirt and cvnry the USA, and in Connecticut by N>w York. April ZJV '/T’l Robert | served at six o'eloek at the Elks end of World W ar II has posed a ice took a novel way U» raise mon­ volunteers who .serve without pav | lo'.vrd by New Haven. 2.042, Hartr Arlhiir at the general's arrival In governmental agencies, teaching of thlnp that a movir cow hov wenra thlrty-alx local councils of the Con- MrI.,pHn wiiA rool'M'tcd prt*aid*'nt of; Home, preceding the installation. difricult housing problem with ey for uniforms. MnKnr.inc and pocUct .slrd hooU I ford. 1,166, snil 'I’hompgonvtlle. niicago tomorrow. the American heritage In schools Men’s (iroiip Mr s.ald hf iTwnrd a 20 tiOO-in’rc Uit.M arc iH.sucd l>v Uic t ht»iiMai.ti>» I i l'2."i .Seasonal layoffs In textil* becticut Council of Church Women i „i „ hoard of TO APRIL 30 even storerooms being ebnverted The company conducted a paper \N’hcn Mo.sloins prav tlicy fa. SiuKapoir 1 1' On Mav Fellowship Day laai 1 uie a s .mh no ..... ^ 11.. was I'csl known In public and colleges, removal of supporters A meeting of the St. Bomard'a .Smgaporean.s j ,.1orc Io R)ipi,| Cily, s.D h^' th*’ Ku;htli r .'ri Armv to hat- | fii ir..s H' eoiinteii for Ihe large num- to apartments. drive, collecting new.spapers and toward Mecca. year, church women began a two- : directors meeting ves ■ , I life when he was Vice President of Socialism and Communism Men's Club will be held this even­ I H ‘t a thrill when real t'owboy" I Hr rxplnmcd 'Thorn’.i not much tlr/onr troop.s m Korea la'r of elnliiis in ThompsonvlUe. w a r study of cconomi’ea ns the] Mel.ciui. president nl tlie Pliila- f,,,m pej,'-, to l!i'2U, ami later as In Feder aland State govemnients ing at eight o'clock in the church concern of Christian women. This i flelphin Bulletin, has been prenident i Amhassmlor to Great Britain, basement. .vear their emphasis has shifted i of the AP since 1938. iKarlier he wa.s chairman Superior Court from a BUnev of loral employment. Harold A. Fitzgerald of the |,,.ision which made studies John H. Yeomans, clerk of the child labor and other general con-I Pontiac iMu h.i Dally Prc.ss 'vas ^ ,.,m,|t,ng m the fiawes Repara- Tolland County Superior court dltlons.... to .U-.the place of women in H\- Hid fliriM'torS n.S ttl'fll | | |i in.'s plllll Jlftc?' W ofM I. CURTAINS has issued notice that the court will on Friday, May 4, 1911. at 10 the national ceoiiomy lircMdctii and W H ('..wl.... i.l the a. m. discontinue all ra.aes which Spokane Spokesman Review a.-- 1 >Mlge to IH.V10W Cndels i tailored curtains of eecond vice-president. have been pending more than five Legal Notices years; and all ca.aes which have Lloyd Stratton was reele.ted New Ijonrton. April 21— ifP — secretary of the AP. and Robert been pending more than two AT A COl’ RT o r THOBATF: belli ] Gov .lohn I-oclge will visit the For Thursday,Friday,Saturday Msnrheeter »lthin Linl f"r lie Booth reelected treasurer ■r-) SHEER RAYON years, but less than five years, un­ HOUSE’S SPECIAL SPRING VALUES ( ..list Giianl a. Hileniy .Satiir.liiy less wTitten request for their con- riinrlcl of Man. he.o r . n tlie 21nl HI..I inspei t the cadet corp.s iliir- ef April A.IJ. 19." , guaranteed washable finish tinuanee Is filed prior to that date. rretent. .lOHN J W Al-l.KTT. irig the weekly review at 1 0 .'Kl a Forms requesting contimianee Judf*'. , . litMi. Dawes Riles ni. may be obtained from the Clerk's O n ly E»Ute o( Margaret MrCauKli-y. lal* Governor Lodge la the first Con­ Theta hov* double- office. of Mancheater. In .aid Di.ulrt, deceae I Tliis Aflernoon nect iciit (lile f F.XPCiitlve to visit Neighbor’s Night ad. , , stlt.ched tide hemt to A p ril 2 6 On motion of KrmiK M. ( ailBh. v of tile a. ailemy .unce the fall of 194.") Neighbor's Night will be ob- STAMPS Given With Cash Sales they'll hang ilroighl said Manrhe.ler. a.lmlni.trnt"''. when Gov Raymond Hslilwin sen ed at the meeting of the DOUBLE THURSDAY t'h iiago . April 21 ifT' Fiin.-ral ORPEllED That eix moiilli. li i" s|>oke III farewell exercise.s for the when waihed. Each American Legion Auxiliary to be the Mrd -ay of April A.D., I'.'.'.l. services for (',eiieral tTiarles Gales Danmark, a Danish sailing vessel held this evening at eight’ o’clock and the aanie are limited and allowed Dawes will he held today i4 p. m. tide 42" X 7 8 ". Egg- in the G.A.R. Hall. Members of for the creditor w ithin which to hrin* used for cadet training from Jan- rSTi In the First Gongregalional ihtll. Sov* 61 S poirl the Broad Brook, Ellington an.l In their claltna against aald ealate amt church In suburban F.vanston iiarv, 194.") until her departure. reg. 2.98 the aald admlnl.tra’.or la dlrertid to Stafford Springs units have been five public notice to the creditor, t.i Burial services In Rosehlll ceine- SUITS invited aa guests. There will be a Virginia entered the Dnion on bring In their clelm. witliin said i.no tei V w ill he private apeclal program with Mrs. Doro­ HOSIERY In .spite of ri.sing cost.s allowed by publuhli.g a c..py of tin., Datve.s, H.^i-viar-oM former Vice June 1788. SPORT COATS thy Allen, Child Welfare chair- Footwear Specials .order In aome newrepap-r having a rir- Blair's is offering our man in rharj^r. Iculatlon In aald probate dlatrl.t, willi- AND entire stock of Cyib Sroiita Reduced 20% I 1b t*n dR>'t from th^ c.'Rtf of tkl* ortler, On Saturday, April 28, Pack 86 THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY Reduced 10% I and return make to thia court ot the COATS, SUITS, 1 notice glren. WASHABLE PAPER SHADES of Vernon Cub Scouts will collect MEN'S AND BOYS' 1 JOHN J. WALI.BTT, Jii.1i;.. R.MNCOATS at sub­ cut to tixa you nood-FRIE ef CHARGE Q Q < / coat hangers from their neigh­ WERE $32.50 ...... NOW $29.25 bors. The hangers, tied in dozens, D PIII.VTK l.'M J*a tA a ^ (XlURT w •- • or -• - PI stantial savings. Brok­ 36" a 6' waterproof thodot on rollor*. O v e .■should be brought to the Pack • Manchetler will »i..l |.ir th­ 39c Value NOW 2 9 c ...... 4 pr. for $1.00 WERE $27.50 ...... NOW $24.75 ; Dtitrlct of M»nche»t< r en the 34th en sizes and colors. COATS meeting which will be held on May • of April. A.D. 1951. I in the auditorium at the County W ALLETT. 45c value NOW 35e ...... 3 pr. for $1.00 WERE $32.50 ...... NOW $24.25 i Preaent. JOHN J. V Home school la Vernon Center. Women’s Dress Pumps Juds*. THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY . .-fiO-fiO d a b Regular*, long* and shorlji jN ut all luze*). Ext^te of Annie A'lnmaao. Iwlc SAVE DOLLARS on SLIP COVERS and DRAPES The 10-19 Club o f the Rockville 50c Vahio NOW 39e '■jilnclieeler In eald distrl. I deccaecd. Baptist church will meet this eve­ Upon appllcwtlon .'f llaym-.n-l .i. 2 p airs of a sInIc; I pjtirs of a sly lf; f> pairs of another Finnegan, admlnlslrml.'r, prn> ms t-.r 65c Value NOW 50c A u th ority to eell certain real c u t. slyle. Broken lol.s. f jpart'cuUrly deaeribcd In aald appllca- features -^ S U IT S — Legal Notices 75c Value NOW 59c $ 0 .9 8 j tlon on file. It U . ORDERED Thai the foregolnr ap­ AT A COl’RT nr PROBATE h^ld at $10.95 VALUE plication be heard and determlm d at All Wool rcvpntry. wtThIn uno for th^ dlMrlcl 85c Value NOW 65c America’s most All Wool of Coventry. r»n fh.- 2oth iav nf Anril TOPCOATS ithe Probate olTi. • li. Mai,diet, r In JP51. ' aald DIatrtet. ,.n Ihe 2nd day of May, rrf*#rt II..:, •I'li.-m,.- •; VS rii^a 1.00 Value NOW 79e A D. 1*61. at ten .. . I.rck in the 1.re- with luxury JU'lRO. noon, and that nolKe be given t.. ull |H>|>ulur girdles SUITS Kfltato iif AniiJi Ko\al, ]».t. ,f Coven- 1.25 Value NOW $1.00 Off paraona Int-re.len' In aald e.iate ..( the SUITS JO-/. tn-. In 0Rtd Dlutrirt. tlprea*cd. Mndency of aald appll.ailon and Ih-- tgatf and place of he.irlrs Ihercn. by pebble weave Thn Admlnlftnit'Tr hnving mad«^ wrll* WERE $35.00 ...... NOW $31.50 ippllratlon to Maid Court, in ar. 1.25 Value NOW $1.19 i publlPhlng a c,,pv o f thla order in aome new.pap. r having a .iicul.'.ti'.n m Reg. $35.00 NOW Reg. $45.00 NOW oordanr# m-}th thp jitKtutp. for an ord^r of aal^ of th** whole or part of th(* real Roy.8' sizes 7 to IIU. M^n's sizes 10 to 13 Nylons rayons rot- WERE $45.00 ...... NOW $40.50 aald diatnct. at I'aat ttv. dav. I« f. i-- CRETONNE I the day of aa;d h. arins to appe-.r it 4'MtatM described therein. U ordered tons Hanfl framed argyles and all wools. / they aee caua«- at aald lime wii.t pla. ■■ that aald application be heard at the Casuals WERE $62.50 ...... NOW $56.25 Probate Office Covpntrv. on the 4th and be heard relative ther. to. and $34.50 ^'ay of ..lay, ?9.M, i.t lo‘ o'clock in the make return t" thl. c.-iirl. $19.98 forenoon: and that notice thereof hr Regulars lungs and shmis .Sume with zip-uut llninga. (N o t all JOHN J. WAI-LETT Judge Here's an opportunity to buy an size* 1. giNen. by piibll.ihlng a <i-triri Reg. $1.00 ...... NOW 85 m m at Ira.Nt flv*» day.* brfore paid day of ■ Judge. hearing, and (hat return he ma.ie to $5.00 to $6.50 Values Boys' Shop ! EsUte of Junes rimi»Fan. late of You get first quality, full-bolt thia PoijrL Reg. $ 1 .2 5 ...... NOW 98e I Manchester In said district deren,*.-1. SUITS Afteat, I’potj applt* atm I f.f .1 ■■ 4 y ',I l.r - I SUITS ') pieces ol Ihis price. All bought ! fail. aLHilnistrstrix I'l.i.ii'r f'»r an* ' THriMA.«: G, WRLLKS Judge. thority to sell rertrtin I'al '.-'i'- I'm* specially for Ihi* sole. Choose CURTAINS BOYS’ ETON SUITS tlcularly Jcfirnbetl it said -jli 'n Reg. $59.95 NOW washable colon. 36 . OB file. It is Reg. $49.98 NOW LONG SLEEVE THAT $ 2 piece. .Sizes 1 to 12. Were IORDERED; That thf f f'ijou g *p- ' pUcLtlon be iieard and rtet* rtn.ii*r-1 at HEAVY mill CRHONNIS You Can Depend On priced In sell from $12.9.6 to i tlm Pr-obale offlrc in Manrl«c*iBr in $47.50 $18.9.'l. N O W ...... $9 .9 5 » Bald D.stnct. on the 2nd tloy . t May, ^ $42.50 For you who prefer # NEED NO A.iL at !‘'ii o < IcH'k It, f” :-'- SPORT SHIRTS ♦ and I'lSl imUiu he l-> all Moally Gabardine and o imoother texlure. Q # Dillon’s The Jaekets ran Ije used ns separate sport coats with odd trouser*. ^ persons Interested in said *:»toie ».i tli« Reg. and H alf Sizes. Worsteds. WERE $ 6 .5 0 ...... NOW $5.19 pendency -'f said application ar.-i the Washable color*. 36". g,g. 79 1 IRONING tlm» and place uf heaniiB theron, t-y WERE $ 5 .5 0 ...... NOW $4.49 publishlnK a copy of this ord#*r m| MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S some neu'Bpajo*' hivintr a nroulat' Guaranteed In salij. uisti c*. at !• tUe r»r linrd i Judge. Estate of Frank Kebart, late of Man- ■ Frain» your windows In Organdy Rofflos yellow and blue noiegoy trintj 1950 Studobofcer Chom- ehester In aald district, de.-fusfd . CROUP 2 See our complete new line of short sleeve Upon Application cd Charles Kebart' GROUP I pion DeLuxo I praying that letters of admlnistralioii | 1949 Ford Tudor. 6 Cyl. LONG $LEEVE ’ be granted • said estai*' as p* r Lp- ♦ the only girdlv that ncirr L u c k y U s ! W e have these won- rc pllcAtion on f\U*. it is DoLuxe ORDERED: That the foreg.iinir ap-] roUt orrr . . . a/imya afoya up derful Warner’g* with the famoos Reg. up to $35 Now Reg. up to $45 Now PERMANENT 10% REDUCTION ON ALL ACROBAT FOOTWEAR pUcAtlon be heard and de*.*-rmin-'- at SPORT SHIRTS ..let. TOO bond naiurall. patented Sts-Up-Top* waittbands 1949 Ford Tudor, 8 Cyl. the Probate office in Manchester In heloft the band. SAM District, on the 2nd day of May. in everything from aoft-knita to FINISH DeLuxo POLO SHIRTS A.D. lt51. At ten o'clock In the fore* ik the onlr girdle thar^rom- those designed to discipline ... in Is Starting at noon. And IhAt notice b** given to all $24.98 1949 Chevrolot Sedan $ 1.95 persons Interested In said estate of the Jortabty tlimt your «»aiFt a* step-ins or panties ... in nylon or $35.00 Men and Young Men pendency of said Appiicalion and the h trims your hips. WINDOW 1947 Ford Tudor DeLuxo Reduced 20% tUne And plAce of hearing thereon, by not... with 2-inch or 3-inch waist. Also our colorful pole shirts from $1.00 up publishing A copy of this order In 1946 Chevrolot Club •erne nevspAper having a circulation ^ the oniy girdle with the bandt* Your Opportunity to Buy for 3 Days In Mid district. At least five days before esay.auoieh wai.tbsnd thsi ol- Choose the W arner’ s Sta-Up- Coups the dAF of sale* hearing, to appear it FRILLS they M « cause at said lime and place *""* ’ ’ ‘ " " " Raincoats 1946 Chevrolet Sedan and be beard relative thereto, and ** .a-t c.s. r.i. os. own/cngfA, hip *•*• and cbnlroL CO-OPERATIVE or BATES WHITE SHIRTS maka ratum to this court. GROUP 3 1947 Chevrolet Deluxe JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. Form erly S14.98 (By Famous Maker) Panel Delivery Neckwear Special Warner’s Sta-L'p-Top girdle.s from $4.95 to $17.95 ■ Reg. 1.98 Regular F REGULAR 1.39 1941 Plymouth Sedan MAKES — Black or Brown Personal Notices Warner’s bras from $1.50 to $5.00 Now $ S * 9 8 The/re »o eoiy-fo-put up, and 1940 Ford Ferdor Special for (his. -I days $2 .9 5 Reg. up to $55 Now SOFA CUSHIONS Reg. $1.50 Tie f o r ...... only...... Card of Thanks itretch to fit any windowl Dress OXFORDS At Formerly up to S29.B8 Chooie goy gingham or solid Guaranteed life time collar. Sizea 14 to 17 in most sleeve lengtha. Ws wish to thank sU our rolativoa. I TONIGHT 8:15 trim* of red, blu# or green . . friends aad aelghbors tor their kind I 97< expressions of sympathy shovn ua | DERBY DAY $42.50 on white or yellow organdy. Save 42< on each during DILLON \mvE$■ - dapBS our rscent beresvemont, the our idle. Wine, blue, green, laaa St oar soother Domenlce Veico. Now $19*98 10% Saving Wa sapirtally thank the doctors and FASHION SHOW block needlepoint *tyle. Sales and Service aiiiatia iif tha Maaebestcr Memortsl boioIMfi. the Alplae' Boetety. the Co- Vei'planck School 319 Main Street "SLIPPIR.PRII WHIRR tMohoe ■aetety. the riremen ot Hoee BENEFIT OF CANCER FUND CEHOIISESSON Otb'->Mi •. all thaac who aeat the TOPPERS SPECIALLY PRICED YOUR FOOT RINDS" KEDS for AH the Family. White, Blue, Red. CEHOIISESSON ksaUftd Batal trlbotes aad loaaed the Admission 75c Monehostor W F (2 T V F <2PX*rv f t T B n a SaTi. I I Nl c=. .1,-1— naa ^^MkVara.. Junior and Mtaaea clothea by B lalr^— Chtldren’a 815 MAIN STREEiV V E GREEN STAMP^t clothing by Tate-’N^yena. VSKO. .... FOR THIS EVENT .... W. T. G R A N T CO =P= Joaeph Peretto. Krs. Joseph Leriio. /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,,WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1951 PAGE SEVEHi. i

changed. ‘Oh.’ he said, you va • I yvho yvaa staying at the mlaalon ailminlatratlon of liuliiatrlal arRoi | Hd’a m R««l PiM ter pin* acedlinga— by hla own eount-;- my is also waging a limited war helped me. I feel better now. I m Chief Warns of Dangers proccfiara to the Hoararrii Cnr------. on hi* 140 acre farm In Union Cinilf* : Uri« llM within the c^pncity oi yvrote a cryptic yvant-ad, and going to yvork tomorroyv and I’m The First Patient in the New Wing of Memorial llobpilal Discover New by refraining from challenging our Gives Faith handed It to her. Urges Airport I'oralion .V N.-yy York City, a FI Dcrailo, Ark.—upi---81d P«p- ty. In south Arkanaas, durlag top < U m r l|P 8 l p r honorable end Intelligent men to going to forget aH about it. iioii-|>n>tll srli'iititlc ori; iniziilion , pci. (17. has planted by hand 4fi.00(l past four ycari. air and naval supremacy, which , 'T yvaan’t much taken with It Most of her ronversatlon.s were I at first." she said. "But he Insisted Of Youthful Bike Riders do. ^ w*ould spread the area of the con­ just as surees.sful. The phone rang For Mill Site, Ergot Source {aritU t^ ^i»ralb ■ Moreover, it te cquelly Im­ To Troubled and I let him publish It." almost constantly. She took out y^ipi.tHHKP BT THE flict. As long B.S this is the ca.se, j __ , It first ran for three weeks in portant to recognize that one step the ad. but the calls came anyway. volve boys and gid* OR bicycles. I BRUNNER'S — TELEVISION it»»Ai.n pr in t in g CO.. INC. we have no rea.-ion to take upon „ The Washington Dally News: Then she re-inserted it, but lim­ ’’That boy's beading for trou-. In a given direction leads to an- "Mystery i phone for discouraged. Some are the fault of the carrie s I N ew l.o n ( lo n Senator for Iiiipoclant Uliild - Birlli | = II Biw«U rtw t. ourselves the onus of doing what I IfloH' EvilllgrllMl SaVN ited the time she would answer ble!” CoRh. other, and that if taken, ivc must i IJ.’odU." or irrespon.sible Piotorisf. but the \_) THOMAS FERGUSON. cni*mv refraiii-s from doing. i Immediately the calls began to the phone —"2 p.m. to midnight.’ The elderly yvoman who made U se o f TriinilM ill F ie ld . .M«‘(li«-iii<- I« FouihI'S prepared either to move hack- [ the l*ravrrh Stop SiiifidcN, "They’d call Jiist the same, day total blame doesn't rest there. Bi­ Tr»»».. 0«n l same political eonslderatiors , come In. They yvere from people, that remark aftei narrowly miss­ cycle riders yvh'j forget that traf­ In Florida Miislirot>iii = reundtd Octob«r I. iMl. ward 01 to go fonvard. But the the (iivr INrw Hope or night," she said. "To be jarred ing being knoclteo to the sideyvalk Hils Projeel Blockers coimael caution on our part. i mostly men. fliho were discour­ out of a sound sleep—dometlmea fic rules and regulations for auto­ Evtninf Eifcpt only way to avoid contemplaling aged: many who yvere thinking of by a young bleycllat could not have Ev»ry I yvlsh they’d leave me alone, but mobiles also apply to bicycles con- •r»(. »l <•'' Bo long a.s tlii.s c’onditiop la.st-s, | suicide. Calls came from the riiri- been more prophetic if she owneo a Hartford. April 25 Qin a pro­ By now \B O W. BUXKKSI.K.r, = SU^VS tnd nolldsj t. Enterei. si the retreat la to be certain that, if By Eycrl (lark they want somel)ody to talk to trtliiite to their own disaster." Post oSle* at Msnehesler. Conn, •» It means tlint llie relatively un .VK.\ s'lierlnl Correspcindent oiis, too, hut often even they had posal that Trumbull airport In .\vMM'lute«l Press Hi'lence K;ot hii.s com* mainly troiii PyUTtr^d^ bchftvjor tn inlf'rnHlHUiiil Af air and sea war than does the „ ...... - It Wouldn’t be ethical and It | figures out to better...... than 20,000 I Chief of Police Herman O. F#*!) or Ira.sr tlu- airpf>rt for a st*'*'l and a want-ad. weaving or stenting. Iron ('urtnm iM>untnrs n*helr .sup- ' enemy In fac t. it constitutes one The tiny, 70-year-old widoyy'widow of | t be the psychological yvay calls. } Schemlel ll.st.-d Willie and his I 3. Ride single file. mill .Kite Hr siiid h*' prnpo.sc'd th*' member o r lairs. It not in internal luaUer.c I'he.s have been *iwimlhng and s s of the great elements of our su­ Free Methodist F.vangelist Mmer , ^,ther, yy-anton discourtesy a.« a pu'ollc 4. Do not arry passengers on m casu/' hri-ausp hr whs r(mvim'*rd •nw^Aifon^ed''press i» evchisoely | failure to recognize it and weigh thr Irj^i.slalnrr uoubl not aulhorirc Fllsyvorth Shelhamer came here . find the yyorld i.s .sick and traffic menace equal to the jsy- bicycles. !04*nlly have dotihh'i) The periority in Korea acquisition of the onjjinal proposed tntmed to the uee of "J it m tin scale of i nlui and dispa.s- three velars ago. after her ^us- I lonely and tired and disgusted yvalker and the darter-between- , 5. Obey sh traffic layvs. signs I'hirnlH report says the muslirooin . Thi.s is to say nothing of the with life, especially the sinners. site in ^^■atertor^l throuch eminent SEE THE TELE-RAMA :',ll’'^V .rw ^'e« d ltn ^i^ esP-'T an wisdom is precisely what band died i . . j he was verv un- parked cars. I and signals. th.‘D o\ery. th*- first it.s Uiml. | fac t that siieh a hroaclemng of the In a Negro .slum centner ng beautiful wife had left If God helps me I can say the domain s S biso the locaf sews /I1AV It'Rd uimitungly into a National Safety Council figures 6. Do not hitch rides on cars, |in*iniN«-.*« nn in*l*p*nil*'nt .\m«ri- AH. riahts ef republleslion "f speeis around a two-story 1 hlm'^'and taken their two children. right thing fivr or six words yvill Th*» N*'\\ I.omlon Sennl*»r a.c.-‘'rl- I an souri e Kigot ,*hn.H hct'ii *‘*im- of I rrnirnciou*? yvar ycoulcl mean not a Korean yvar j that about .'VW children are 1 trucks, street can or other mov- < *1 that ('onnec th’ut .slmuM not lose ENDS TODAY (llalatrhei herein are also reeer.ed. full Stall 'vfti Rhc rAlabliPhP^l her F rco MolhodlRi He was apparently yvalklng .. — the I on the job. killed each year In accidents In­ irg iroiu a funpu.'* found only on s s but a world year. Mission. Here, she fell, she eould i I ing vehiclea. a .«teol mill becRu.vi' i»f the ‘stuh- dimensions anti trij;hirul ronar- floor. He couldn’t ’oe consoled. | volvlng bicycles and motor vehl- * I'lT'al gram.** I jpult s e n lee eMer.l ef N E A. S e n - So long as Ihis roiidilucn lasts, do the most good. 7. Avoid riding at night, unless hnrneR.s arul ha* kwnnlness of a Id (nunrr.i It i.*' Uic leplin^ tliat U' .Mrs, Shelhamer suggested yvhat I eral Ph-'P'e ,^| ^ c i„ . Willie’s chances of being! ____ _ I'his thug IV »»M,’ tilt .*l.|i‘.st t n r 1c^. tnv. Tl.# The rpndoyvn house cost $1.1.000 It la ea-entihl. If you must ride. *if people " \s h*» ar*' ♦ipposmc Ihe PMt>iuhtrf Kfpr«‘.*fht«Mw so long as ^ilc■ (’ommunista con­ .vii nut !><■ folly awnii’ - tlial's Wastiiiiptoii real ostate. eminent ulin*dv TofJf. pftroit and u( the si^;nifit aruT of Ihi.i .Mrs Shelliamer had only a thou­ The proposed use ot eiumenl DuMONT The It rail, rriniing Company I ne. Friends all over the yy.iild re- ’H r , ' s r 'rr. ~ r” i Colchester. April 23— .^ 1—Dem­ Hplit the (»ovt'rnor s Ste*l .‘\d\M.s*>ry tliat nf «italcniat'’ is still surviv­ Th«‘ ih.-'t ti\*'i y limn- a.s r h\ • j "Live" Wni'kiiijf 10 Inch S"! Msuniea no nnaoclal reaponslWlit.' f.T crises of rci I nt y«'ais .spi.ndcd. .and tin- inorlgagc "'as '*’.1 of .uie de"^ ' “"‘' llng.s of an o.:cellent rider, but he ocrats who yvon all borough offices « ommittee only In.st uei'h. 17 in* h Ui ('langiiliii Ph-liire. typorraphlcal err-re appearing in ai ing It we I an turn l.aek this pared (loyvn to $1(00. here tyvo year ago by a small mar- That rommitte.e rccmumcmle*! ; |'|(•.llnl t>l a iifi'long mtercNl m | ling ill f*ir U*-riii'd vertlaeniente ami elln'r reaiUng nia. • "Wai an milnmlcl "m-* '"^H e told me I was a pretty good j nervous. ” she says. may not live long enough to prove iiiiLyxlut'oiiLs by 80-year-ol*l Hr. \V. | I’onununist attack ami then re­ Then, last spring. Mrs Sliel- g,lesser" 1 for me, I think I’ll be all right. I It Knowing ixnoyvsng how mv. to lu handie a bl- glM. yesterday were swept out of that the Stale ba* k the .steel null \ P|U\ 1*1 . 289 in The .Manehealer Erre.lng U*’rs‘'^ e\en one of gust ms'.nltiide will | .MimtiII, foinu'rlv of tlu- New j liHiner hecanie di.st ressed over the cycle expertly is an asset, but it office by the Repiibllrans. Dsnlel proie*'l **nly if an *'Xi.sUnt: .steel I lie Dii.Miinl Westminster 11 train from trying to pur.sue the - — . I cvi le expertly ia an asset. L ...... ^<•lk B'itanieal gar«i*-ns. an«l hoW | Wednesday April 2fl 'pro\i 1o I" no solirnl for wliat neivspaper storv of a proniuient . Mrs Shelhamer begsn to pray. Several important ffbups m .I enough AboutAV.mil one-outAoe-oiit ofof! i Goldbergrtoidberr (RliRi defeatingdefesting David Le- fjonipany *’('uld be mlere.sletl, eneniv ba. 1( into .North Koi ea Wsslilnptonian's ■ ,-uieide al th* nnivi'iMity here A hotan- • • • ^ .Se|i,’ii’iite I’ditcrltiinment spi'eni .y to hr the pri .s'nt indi-i- "1 think I prayed for a (uH min- , msmmala eight traffic deaths and Injuries to j vine

vere*l gn>wing at the ba.s*' *tf The mo.st distinguished .ontri- Ishe prayed An ex-newspr$per domain legislation. The airport is R4)lM‘rt Niiiinuin Vholo ■on a broad hoilzon. wlietlier in ees.sallon of figliling. located just east of the proposed iMetured above are. Oiarge N upim*. Mm. Mary Stenid and Patient Mm. S4>pliki M*»nlpetit, of fp* oaks and palms near Helantl and I’he Complete T\' hulion to .sanity yet made in the (lain* sville. Fla. • . .Asia or in Kuropr. or hotli. is, in That IS the pii.sFilillity yvlilch is ^Vate^ford site. Adjoining land Jensen slre«*t. In the new wing of the .Memorial h*»s|dtAl which waa o|>enetl t«» th»* ptihlle >e*»tertlH>. To (Iml out wtu-ther thi.v nms!\- MaeArthiir debate tame m the I now sUil aliv( For the moment, ran be purchased. Hengnn said. Mrs. M<»nt|Mdlt Is the Arat pati*'nt to oeeiip> the new wing. • • • I’ictiire Tiihe Kxliiliil I itself Uie clearest mBnifcstalion i«'<’in WHS poisonious,. Hr .Mur- apeech Lewis W. Dougla-s. chair­ Mia bill was referre*! to the Judl- TweKe aeml-ppivate n»oms, to n<'eomnu»date 24 pAtlenta are now r*tul> iit the IimmiI timlitiition. 'of imlitiial insolvency. It it is 'llie task IS that of Mpellirig ami eiary <’oniniittre. till sent It tn I>r K H F'rench man of the boaid of the Mutunl This ia hilt the flrat of a#*venil siH'tloiia of the new addition to he inatl*' n'miv in tlu- luur fiitiir*'. thrust upon.us, wr nuisl in n ady I i-nnlniiiing tlie (’onimiinl.st attack. In another development ycHi*>r- This e4>nstnic’tion and n^modellig now going on. will coat In the nrlghhorliooll.irv of th<’ Floi id.'i Agi M'lilturai F.x- ^__ Life Insnranir Company, and loi ; a task yvhich depemls upon the day. (Jovemop I.»*vlge announced p muent stati<*n Th** lnM**r f**il ISIS Tlie Trjin.apHi-ent with speed to muster our military that he expected to icceive a re­ It to ratv and it di*l not ptiison | a s mer ambassador to Great Britain, loiirage and efficienry of the men \ and moral and economic strength, port on Friilay from a second com­ ' involve ronstrtietion of a new tu»nMl ffuililh's Hilt l)iir.»'d in th*- Hd'UI • • • TV Set made to the newspaper publiahers Scvinoiir lligliw ay hut let us not he delinked Into the in the field Tliaiiks to those qiisl. . mittee investigating the .steel mill I bridge acro.s.s the Naugatink nvci t :xt *ti th** p*‘liti*»n wa.s h n*qu*'.st But fine rat was pn*giiant and | of America m New York Monday ties, the battle has so far gore project. I„o DnMONT In the greater portion of his uf well. alUioligh tliere can be no 1 mittee, hendet! by Prof. Klmer F, T o Cost .«:2..')00.000 ductu>n of mi.v4'arri,*g*'.v \n one of disi'rove llie enii.ty proim.s. :'ni»l in*iicat< s a totiH c*isl of ■ ri .i; \-five person.'' no i,. l *ii.- l*-lncli i(i'ne by Hr. l‘hiK in fur Kecnrd »5* voted to the topic of relations be- ( 1 liav< become so attractive to In- peak of llie •'human \» a\e ' on- ^ might ari.se in an area where a S* ynu/ur. April 25 ‘Jr< Fort a '• hii h A ilI soon be ready i*»i U- Itoss M Kixt**t n**w In T**nmtn l-lnxer THURSDAY. FRIDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. tween this country and Britain, 1 steel mill would be built mne .'Seymour homc.s and 27 rom- ■ ,l‘ M;.n .stage.” and Hi W M ami Hr. .. viim I discr inmate peojdes. or that it slaiiglii IS readied Mine f uses Mr. Douglas w’Bs addressing him- | > ' It's fime for spring housecleaning at Watkins, too. We ve mcrrial buildings valued at .4600 • I.n .retta K F*>x of the thuver- ^ \ft11will nrnvIHd*provide anAn nn«\vansyver to political Hre liCaieft 1.800 Honi«’les«i oou will have to he removed to ex- t«U to the fundamcnlRi \^n\u Sign M)’ Petition? I’laTikhn. Inni was fare, raised hy the MacArthur iintro-,. mplumed ahniit. n**!’;*’.** •lou*lfi yj perimJ of history is so peri'lexiiig nook and corner for things that have been Tokyo, April A' Fire In.st wav from the center of Seyfh*»u’ (*rand Island, Ntb. -tP - Just to and tt'e s« n-ntists develo(»rd ’ a versy—the issue of yvhetlier or night destroyed houses at the to An.sonia town line where it will ; than shotgun.s.” Polo-o f*>uinl some methn'l of gn»wmg It In the lah- 1 B R U N N E R ’S— TELEVISION ami ItiiTalrmiig. hecmise it is d - of-a-kind floor samples . discontinued patterns shopmarked priva that aonie people will "iKn , «. re ev,,i,„i.„^. not, contemptuous of all other na­ resort town of At.sumi, 218 miles meet the Shelton-Derby-An.sc»nia *>rat 'rv Thl.s artificial eultlva- rived from a comliination of th. north of Tokyo. expressway, Stale Highway ('om- arnlhinp. the Grand Island Daily' I ,„i„„ , f. l'..said il,c Icl-^ ln„k tion Tircjiihs s to qnpplv cpianfity = 358 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 8191 tions. and disdainful of the conse­ pieces. military strength of the Sovirl The .fapaneso pres.s reported al- mis.sionrr (*f .Mhcrt Hill snid her* lii'l.’pend'nt circulated a pet it ion ^ them fnan a nianiila. t irinv lirm ananl!- militaiy victory yvoiil.l not mean F-yeryday Klri-ss and Strain Slay Itrl-iK Splitting lleailache All sales final. All items of the Kremlin than the disinte­ the cxteriiunation of Ciunmimls' ideu.-- nil- very ilcaolalion which il gration of the united front of the yvill leave in Its trail yvill make By F-ilw in I*, .lordim, M. D. TO DRESS UP YOUR WINDOWS WITH United States, the United Kmg- Written for NF,.\ Henlee the social soli of the Orient, in A splitting headache ■ often "r- subject to prior sale ■ r)(H) ChipiKMulalo \N injT ^ l a ir. take root In . . . The niililaiy \ .. engagement which one wani.s t-' aelves. He said, for instance: g'2 Id III! S-I’iri'c .Maliiifriin' I'i'iiiijr .Satin“ .’...... 7 9 . 0 0 PERMANENT FINISH AIRCOOL tors beeiimi ultimately alimi't ii-. lavnid. tile real thing is ex.-ee.l- "India and Pakistan afford th< imm...... 1 9 8 . 0 0 $98.00 (1) Qiiocn .Anno Fallback impovcri.'hed and yani(Uislod .i.c ^ Ingly iinple.i.sanl. 1 Western world a link with Asia. 19.00 riO-inch (leorpian Pino C h i i i r ? ...... 7 9 . 5 0 tho.se hav. li.-cn t..at.n on tin ; H. a.lache is a strnng. .In-or.ler Whether wc may agree or dis­ 1 9 8 . 0 0 $189.00 Loung-o Chair; Rod ORGANDY CURTAINS SHORT SLEEVE field of l.atllc I Til. re arc reasons for believing C l (lonzit ...... agree with their position, wc can- ItlMt in nio.'-t. if not nil. there 1.-. sr>o on Iii-uii-Loaf Ma'h'pao.y L c a th o r ...... 1 6 9 . 0 0 .Sin-Ill ten I Tables . not escape the fact that they have , Thos< yyhu t.an ini-r.-:i.-..'d l.lno.l flowing tliroiigl' $1.59.00 Wing- Chair; Croon and 36 X 42 $2.98 llmty Hilly T;,-iiip'...... been trained for self governnieiil I the- hi.. ..I viw.si Is of the h irin d m - :7i’i 1 (10 Sot o!' 1 Maluipany Cbaii’s^ 5 0 .0 0 R lrck ...... 1 1 0 . 0 0 d with th- 'ing II lieail,mile and Ihi.s inorea.-ie $69.95 Mahogany Pembroke; rxovx 54 X 42 . $3.59 SPORT and that they reflect the opimon ! '""hiliz. ,1 an.I eiigag SO'i .")(i Miihopanv F.xtcn.sion S98.00 (5 1 (Jno''ii .Anno I’.iirrol i nemy on 111.- soil .d almost i-iciy the pi..ssiire on Un- skull. Cei Inlaid ...... OF PERMANENT FINISH of the Asiatic orbit, an opinion t iir.lv most of them feel that yvay ,1 '■"'SI,]'' 59.50 Cl'i'ii’s ...... 72 X 42 . . . . . coiiliMcnl on tile yyaves of almo.st $22..50 Mahogany Sheraton lamp 1 4 . 9 5 O R G A N D Y . $3.98 which it is so important for ii.s to : \\ h" this hapi'cns in some peopi :«r,'.i..')0 M ahopaiiy D rop 1-oiif $:’>9.95 W injr C h a ir: r.l.'u'k , . . ,„„ I every sea and under them, and ! an.l at some times Is hard to tip $19.75 Mahogany F.nd: Stretcher COTTAGE SETS know and understand. even r,...... 5 5 . 0 0 C r o t o n n o ...... 45 X 42 . . . $3.29 ...... 1 . . high up in the skies above them I lire r.iit Ba.'^e ...... 1 6 . 5 0 SHIRTS though at times and on specific j •' ' I 1’iidi.iihte.lly "o riy or ...... 510 1 no Sot of 6 Solid rhcrr’ $89.00 Modern Slippor Chair; All color*. , .. 1 those yvho have lost a genei atioii r .$29.95 .All Mahogany Step; ' 63 X 42 ...... $3.79 isauea their y-iew-s may differ from 1 " other kind of nervous strain h a i r s '...... ,1 2 4 .2 5 W lv c t ...... in battle and Ihos. wlio have ours . . . 1 brings on hendarhe in many peo- .to;’, no Solid Chorrv Drop Lo.-it 819.50 (2) Shoraton Occa.'^ional Leather T op ...... ' j ' ’2 4 . 0 0 Sanforized Skip Dent” sport shirti spent many intcri eiiitig y ear.s, ! pie While a headarhe can $69.'5wnataira de- on. ChooHe from our Ki’eate.«t collec­ cently expressed opinions of the I sinus troiibl.' nr an upset stom- .cof.o (10 All Mahopaiiv Inlaid help from us, m rffniis in irrap- $79.00 Chino.se Chippendale Tier; pa rtnient. DOUBLE WIDTH, 81 inches long . . . $9.98 tion. White, Blue, Tan. *iray. Green Indian Government on certain ' Rcli. the.nervniis nrigiii of null... r -1,!.' ...... ,1 9 8 0 0 Sofabeds— Couches $1.98 to $2.98 questions but we cannot deny turc the eronomu and |udUicnl Ihe.olacheH is the most important >1119.50 M ahoj-iiny C om niiH l.'-D ino’’ B lo c k ...... and Maize. Small, Medium. Large, strrn*:lh whuh war has slnppnd $89.00 Mahogany Drop Leaf that their proplueics have so la- line man had a quarrel yvitli T; 111,'...... ’...... 9 8 0 0 $159.50 W altham Loiinjfo; Rod from them and to bind up th^ his I'arlner about two a ycai p e m h ro k e ...... 7 9 , 0 0 been correct and we should avoid I ■s.'.'i.'i 00 .-Ml Mahng’a n i ( liapin T o x ln ro ...... 1 3 5 . 0 0 WMiind.-^ of \Nftr realize tlu' eternal and .lav l it. I he wnuM inv iri- I $.52.00 Mahogany Seyving the error of looking upon the dif­ ahl- ..e proslrate.l by a sev.-re ^iil'lioiird...... 4 5 0 . 0 0 $269,011 Pullman Sleopor Lotmtre; truth of this proposition 1 lieadi.-lie A mother always .1 >:i91 00 Solid Maplo China Red ...... 1 9 8 . 0 0 (hihi.ict ...... 2 6 . 0 0 $1-55 ficulties in the Orient a.s on. « j $ 12.00 Solid Cherry Modern which can be resolved next moiiUi, | “Thi.v is not to say tluil it war velnpe.i s bad attack whenevei ( I'inot ...... 1 2 5 . 0 0 $69.50 Sofahod; Creen Textured "HOUSE BEAUTIFUL" comrs the members of lh» Tom- , her daughtei- stayed out in Hi. Cocktail ...... 1 9 . 9 5 or even next year. T’hey will he 1 .-ill..50 Solid Maplo Rofoctnry Cover ...... 3 9 , 7 5 I monwealth will not do their duty ev'ring longer than tlie mottiei $49.95 Blond,' Mahogany .Modern r e g u l a r l y J I 9 « wjth us aa sources of concern lor | thought wise I'llo ...... 7 0 *;o $89.50 Studio Couch; Cray with TAILORED NYLON I inect the « nemy r.'n >;allantly as g’’.9.5o ’’.r. X ■Ifi-inch Solid Maplo Rose ...... 7 9 . 5 0 Cocktail ...... 2 5 - 5 0 a period of time, and over tins j This soil "f tiling goes on ail $19.95 (21 Blonde .Miihogany Modern CURTAINS lengthy stretch. India can in I they ha\e m th*’ past. Nor Is this tlie tiiu.' an.l funiishes go...l evi- .'llllo 2 4 . 5 0 ?, t ' o i i ...... ' ...... SO S trin e ...... 1 6 9 . 0 0 $65.0(1 Mahogany Chairaide; CURTAINS have induced the Korean war no ' Thcfi , It .'t ‘ ms to 1.7. i.w H M a- tvp ' hh h HI'- partly heredita'" $‘ "75 (2) Mahofrany Chipppnd;il‘' $275 Ofl Ri.scnit-Tufted Back; J 5 5 , 0 0 two of us together have mad.' a , .son* *1 and l*'mporate exposition of '4 X 4 2 ...... $2.19 jan'l n-ii t!v tlie suit of the stres- F I - • T o n ...... 4 9 . 9 5 C reen Dam a.sk ...... 2 3 9 . 0 0 '>0 (‘^1 t4\- SltTMt'*’! the mam poluy this *f*untr> es and strains of nietdern life PLAIN COLOR WASH SLACKS botch of a na-sty and .-xtrcmely S7" no Mjihi men' ( 'hiniirndalo ...... 4 9 .5 0 63 X 42 ...... $2.29 I Iryin;: t*i folluw in ih* uorhl It ■ Ft -n inanv of tliose whi.-ii are no- N e x t V ....: ...... dangerous situation ' FI"' T o n ...... - 6 4 . 5 0 i 72 X 42 ...... $2.39 I us a policy in which ue shoViUi o*’ rlH.i.sifleil as piigraiiie come on Davenports In such a spirit of tranknes.-. 50 Miihinrtuiy r'hippondalc FAILLE DRAPES far mon- perie* t and consist nt after a riiffieult conference s Double- stitched hi-m each aide. Mr. IXiUfcla.s wi nt on to discu.-.s qu'iire] nr soni-thin': else yvliie’' FI-’ T o n ...... Tt^.OO Bedroom WTyi matchinff valancoa 00 Ina. Iopr. 21 ina. 1 than wo ar< But it is, lor all the $;’.69.00 Chinese Chippendale: $2.98 the question yvhich threatens to interfer.'i '.vith a ealm life. $"■'00 (2) Mahiig'iinv ('hiii)iomia''’ 2 9 8 . 0 0 impcrf*'clu>n.‘' 4n it.s *'\«‘4-uli**n inif Red Dama.«k ...... $10-5.Oil S.iliil Maple Bl!iiik’’t dWlde u»s at home and to divui; Nerves riav Tart h i 't T o n ...... TO 0 0 wide each aide. Set ...... S3.98 BEAUTIFUL HAND PAINTED la policy this nation can . $269.00 4-Piecc Mahogany Printed with valance $4.98 set .SO^f Trade Wind Tropical fabric. the nervous system One phvs'- FI"' T o n ...... « 0 0 0 $269.00 Lounge; Forest Creen SHOWER and W INDOW Britain has reveakd toward cei- ’ $’125 00 .All Miihog-an\ I,ong>'f''ll'i” ' Honnlewhite ...... 1 7 9 . 0 0 Sanforized for lasting fit; Top Still l.imitrd rian wlio has stU'iied this suhic' Dama.«.k ...... 2 1 9 . 0 0 $575.00 5 Piece Mahogany Quality for lasting wear; Vat Dyed ta^ proposals about the Far F;a.st inle-isively believes that mlgrain De.sk ...... 2 4 9 . 0 0 FORMAL $’279.00 Tuxedo; Forest G r e e n ___ ...... 1 - 3 9 9 . 0 0 CURTAIN SETS hM caused a certain numboi o: I So far the answer to tli. all 111.- victims and perhaps some other- .sitional WE ARE SHOWING A for lasting color. Plaids, Checks, yvho get '.le-odaches hav'e a drivin- Damask ...... 2 1 9 . 0 0 $1.58.00 Miihogany Queen Anne Stripes. Americana to raise th Pos'er, p*«. an attitude common to I The are attacking again, with many- readers of this column will .$19..50 (2 1 .^her.atoii Occasional set Corrrit firriual wear ,Fn» S i z e ...... ;• - - 2 9 .7 5 In 2-tonca . . . Solid Colora . . . Florals and $5.98 aeveral members of the Uommon- the technique the "hiima'i s’ipport this view. Chuii’.'* ...... 3 9 . 9 5 $58.00 Mahogany Po.ster. Full Stripes, for Chairs . . . Divans . . . Davenos fop all orrnslonB Noth­ yrtalth, including Canada na'l wave ” in which elementary man- ing to H#*n*l :iwny foi — $98.00 151 Chippendale Wing Size ...... 4 9 . 5 0 . . . Maple Chairs and Boudoir Chairs. Xoatralia. poiver. equipped with light yveap- wr Bupplv you immr- Chairs ...... 7 9 . 0 0 $102.00 Solid Maple Kneehole diatrly right out nf ntir "But perbapa equally uiiportan'.. ons and primitive modes of trans­ 95.00 Sheraton U’ing' Chair; A’p n ity ...... ,...... 6 9 . 5 0 OW'D stock. it mirrora some doubt—not s.i EASTERN STAR portation IS pitted against the L i n e n ...... 5 9 . 5 0 $11.00 Solid M.’^ple Vanity PAPER much about fundamental Amer.- 1 modern fi poyver of the United Br"i''h ...... 32-*fO OUi Intentiona— but rather about Nations army. RUMMAGE $42.00 Mahogany Poster, Full VENETIAN BLINDS tiie course to which a particular ’The enemy attack is being made ■ Size ...... 2 4 .5 0 met. If undertalren, might neces- without tanka. It ia being mad-' SALE $82.00 Cherry Sl"igh Red. An tnexpen.alve dress-up for your windows. The TEXTILE STORE •iOHy commit ua. ' yvithout air power. ’This condition Open 2 Nights All size*. R E ^ ^ L FiiH S iz " ...... 5 9 5 0 A. L. SLOCOMB, Prop. ' **1 do.ieltfMi Uiat whil* at tfmaa means, aa long as it lasts, that $421 25 2-Piece Solid Cherry gMat itaka' muit taken, it la the war is not being broadened THURSDAY, APRIL 26 Open Tuesday and Thursday Evenings Bedroom ...... 3 2 9 .0 0 CURTAINS AND* DRAPES A SPECIALTY MEN'S SHOPS ^alwaya «aa«ntial,tliat a knovladga In Bcope. 9 A. M. ' to 9. Closed Wednesdays at Noon *1.29 _ 907 MAIN STRECr WBJKMItLOO. of-tha axUnt and dimensions of As the New York Times tees it 913 MAIN ST. NEAR MANCHESTER SAVINGS BANK «Mse ;

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•INT GLASS FIXTURE SPECIAL Sright new bedroom beauty at special MIXER 8PECIAL-FORMERLY 46.50 31.35 WESTERN FIELD RIFLE purchase savings. Graceful crimped- 6V*" ELECTRIC SAW REG. 39.95 2.47 Reduced for W ord Week. 5-shot clip ^ 0 7 7 edge shade with buff design on frosted Hurry In for this top-quality 16-speed One of America's biggest electric saw lllglili outomotic .22. Use os a repeater or ^ f \ ' ' background. Enameled metal holder. "G ilb e rl"— limited quantity. Has new values! Combination crosKut, rip blade single-shot. Gold bead front sight, open swing-tilt beater action for thorough 3 8 «» cuts 2'/*" at vert., 1 ot 45". No 3588 p rk * . 1 0 % .. t»nm reor sight. Walnut finished stock. mixing. Juicer, chopper, 2 bowls incl. toad speed: 5200 RPM. UL approved.

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Word Week Only RIG. 8c GALVANIZED SCREEN WIRE SALE BEST FIBER - INSTALLED FREE Handiom* manlv« flvInQ room group reduced for W ord W eek lovingi. Rexmiy jofo, N gw smart patterns in extra heavy Re-screen nowot W ards fpduced price. _ 1 2 8 8 fiber, lacquered to resist scuffing, soil, two cuihioned lounge chain built on staunch hardwood frames, upholstered in long- 18x14 mesh. Resists rust, lasts years. / ^ fcdinq. Plastic trim. Tight smootfi fit. 2 1 9 8 8 Zinc screening heavily plated on tough Snv^ rrtro in Ward Week. S c 4 c a wearing Jacquard Frieie. Decorative Mahogany-finished wood knuckles on the arms. steel wire. 24 to 48-in. widths. #•/' I9«40r9 R. On Terms, 1 5 % Down Coil spring construction insures seating comfort. Come in and save during W ard Week;

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16-INCH HAND LAWNMOWER SPECIAL — REGULARLY 17.95 '— S self-sharpening sloel blades Fully enclosed wheels and gears Cut adjusts from % to 1 ' Handle, roller weatherproof varnished 39.95 HAWTHORNE MODEL 50 RIG. 98c SUPER FLAT WALL PAINT One of America's biggest Mower values. Compare it for price . . . compare it for 15 9 7 Save during Word week Boys and Save extro during Word Week. Velvet quality with costing dollars more. Semi-pneumatic rubber tires give smooth, mowers maple handle finish, resists fading, won't crock or ^ girls — lull sire or junior size With quiet performance— .won't injure your lawn. Ball bearings in cutting reel automatically peel. Easily washed. Less odor. maple roller kick stand, chain guard; New De­ 3 6 “ parture brakes. "Air-Cushion" fires. •• e GeU. redored from 8.89 to >.87 adjost fo take up wear. Light green finish with bright yellow trim. Buy it today.

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SALE CHROMED TOOLS 1.39 ROCK WOOL REG. 29c REDUCED REG. 5S.50 prkm, 9«cA SoVD • « 1.24 Choice of 12 handy kitchen SHEL CABINn Effective, inexpensive, lasts a tools now at savings! Resist rust. lifetime. Eosy to install. Light- SHOWER ! w "Hong-up" wooden handles. clean-odorless. 40-lb. bag. k in g SALE— 49c SPARK Word Week savings on 4950 REG. 1.29 BIKE BASKET PLUG 3 7 c A ll e*e«# tenes llxl Ja«4i. Sin 9 7 c M rh Styletone broadloom Can't be beat at any''pricel Economical "extro both" Rustproof, golvonized steel Gives new pep and power — for basement, shop, g a ­ wire bosket, electrically welded % quicker starts. Saves gas. rage. Sturdy, rust-resist­ for extra strength. CHICK THISI LOW PRICIS: ant. 1 -piece porcelain 99.96 9 AND 12 FOOT UAIM.ISS enameled floor resists RIG. 3.98 GORDON 1.89 SWEATSHIRT 9»12 foot size, W ord W eek price...... SALE, 24 MONTH GUARANTEE WIDTHS CUT TQ ANY SlU stains, aeidt—cleans GLOVE REDUCED 9xt 3 foot ilio. Word Week price...... 124.95 easily. W alls fli water­ Power-pocked for trouble-free driving. I ^ ^ 9 3 iGTfD AEaii’i, i« rt' S

1 2 *1 8 foot size, W ord W oek price...... 199.92 patterns, years of wear— ndeal for wall-to-wall carpet. M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , M a n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. W e d n e s d a y , a e r i l 2.'>. 1951 PAGE ELEVEN m i Ix>ral Woman Strains Rack which wii.s d u e led liy Juilge Olehrate Fiftieth AiiniverHary Taking Pie From Oven Caneer Drive Wesley C Gryk. is exiM-i-led to Engaged to Wed Levees Hold AhoiilTowii tiling over $1,0(10 Into tile Cancer Describes New Mrs. Ix)ia Komleski, of 2.% Change Made [Rapid Growth of Town Fund. ('Iinpman ('ourt. Oidor of Aiu% Margaret road, wilt long re­ Tonight's fashion show will be ' “ W h y a Mississippi ranlh will hold a poslpoiuMl tue'c’ - T o ta l S 4,()()0 member her experience of bak­ lield St Ihe Verplanek school iiii- Retreat House lag Friday weiung at oighl o i Uk k Fssi' To He Starte»l Soon on ing a pie. -Daylight Saving Schrtl Stresses School Needs in the Masonic Temple An entei- iler the sponsiirshlp of ttie Sorop- I ■ While taking a pie out of the tainmenl will follow Ihe iineting IIMII-I club and will he presented Oanprr of OvtTflows nven this morfilng. Mrs, Komle­ ni^ AIipph Runs; Npv,^ Ka'liioii SlittH I'oiiiohi liy m.ui’.s. Inc. The sliow will Savings Bank?” Loeal Chapter of League lAilall .Street;- ill and 1 efi♦'shmeats uill bf i jvr.! u\ III 'I'lirrp ski could not- straighten up. Mr%. Dorothy 1‘oleiixuU an‘1 lie- Al A 4*r|)laiirk Solittol stall al 8 19. .“She wa.s taken to Manchealer Accoinino*l .-\rlion Miijil Be Start- Expects Belated Rush dM I pirk a Bank for my an* Receives First Hanl<>n Xlsker Dnunt ? ment was described aa an acute The New Haven Railroad * etl at Once to Provide Preview of Building .start of wiirk on Hie new gar­ Mis I'arrie S.iml'os i.t’i A Ky T h e .-Nssociiited I’ ress den aparlinent development on ivO .Additional Class- worth .'itnet. \'.h* b;is 1 een a ('. lilt I ibut ions for the Ciinicr Kitsl Ijinsiiig. Mnh iNF.A, EAfotA than tho Mutual HaAina% Banka. Members of the MunchrMcr ment. she w-BS di.scharged. next Sunday, April 29. at whirli i. iHt.'iT ni.sJi apprflt.s imium'-iu tient m Maiiclu’.slei Mrmotuii ln»s l-'niel tut Hie $11100 nmi'k today Gene Gilil'on.v 16.-pounder. Levees in danger spots along the Lyilall street is expecl* <1 soon willi rooiii>, OITieials Assert ,ir Connyctii-ul dnvi rx to g' t ChepUr of the Holy FBoitly Re­ time daylight xavinj; will start. pital Hince Mnuh 1. when .■ lu tell' 1 I31li national wr.-.stimg ctianipion Savtnaa Banka havr hriprd Ih# flooding Missta-sippi river in three the filing of papers yesterday on! ‘i.'il lii-on'*'-.'-. ultli pi("i'(»'is Irom tile rig c<‘l- treat L«ea|rue recetven Mam strerl ilurmg tin la.’'t i.i. Iioi’i anil I imglit's ln.sluoii allow pr" lin ed h.\ ( os'h 1-enilli \ t ol t>ropl(> of tliU atatr to aavp* mnnry for the organir-atIon of Hie Lydall ! Charles F. Kelh v. Coiuiiiii- preview of their May lS-20 week- i Midwest slates appeared holding of narcotlrs required thorough In­ I tabloff Rfraln will show dnyl'pbt Wilh l.iHin new boriu’s hmldmp .siu)Wsl«>i-m ol the sea ,m \•.a^ d i-• .Mil to he ad.led to tins figure. si Michigan St,-rie. tloiiK, Ronii* for mon® than a rtmtur}’. m d «t the new FarminKton retreat Garden Aparlments, Incorporat-1 -iioiiiT ot .Motor Veiiii les, sai'i today but the danger of serinns vestigation. ! pavinir tim»' so that pa.«.«5in^ors D''l plaiinctl fur tht Mitmbrrter rhargetl from the m Mui • (*b;tiim;iu I’hibp Mivri aanl thus house when they heard Rev. Jo.aei.h ed. Dave Finhiner. eonnerted He reiterated after the Senate's Inijav oiii.\- iihniit iiall ot SUO- day. Ml- Samluv. ,t' ‘•..-n.t SavlnRa Banka have no atock- overflow-» had not ended. will not have annoyan« o or w(*rry Hr-.11 action, ptissiblc opening; ol Th<- four pi-lal.v ol immtiud flow- Leo Flvnn. C.r . describe the new with ttie Rolling Park develop­ vote extending the ('rime commit­ klO inoton.sls iiHVi- olitaiioil liolfb'm. All rarnliigH aftP‘r r\prnacH« and about two kinds of timf of .Mfs 1-la ibluvin --i Ibe .ibov I,a t \sr*'k .-4 tng rollr« ‘ ion. ••vh ft>rm a 4'ro.KS. "home" at a meeting held last Rain WHS in priis[iei I for some ment i.s leading-the new- enter­ 1 '.t A tiii't '\\hith (hnl- new Iiieiis«-.s. M'r\r% urr paid t4i df'poallora aa dlvldonda. tee that he fell the field of nar- Thri’o nr*‘ no major atidresS night at St. Bridget s halt ' of the flood areas in Iowa, Illinois prise wliieh. It is expected, wilt I’lu- li. niilini' l.s Mominy niglu rottes had not been fully explored the s< bf (Inlo.s. but bo«'au.so nf a ' ii buld lip lu 1 oou mure, and a **BiM*a»'M» th<* U'a4llnK hualnoHA atid profaa- dent Henrv Riley presided at the and yfissonn Ttie floods, whnh I cost about $.900,000. because of lark of liine. it thi- 21 state motor vliii le numbf-r of minor adjustnmnl*' ‘ ixt I\- .'tMO Htldilional ainglf homea Pa.'^t I’I e.sul'i.ft-f Mar-. H.i-.h alonal nii*n of tbito to\%n httvo iin Savln^H Bank meeting, which was opened with a have made some 7,.'i(kt persons The Garden Apartments will May I'robe I’rositliitlons iffires. 'rnilronti offoinl.s tliat I' -inalltM- ad'litiona about town. nell G^ieney Au\iliru>. I’ .•< W V, Thursday Friiatcra. M> mixliiRH iirr Imrat^d undrr th«*|p ahow’ing of sports films homelesa and tri-aiein-fl another ron.slsl of nine hiiilding.s of Iwn i oConnov also has mentioned or­ will h. »M their itionlh'.N mettuu; Father Leo told his listeners 24.00(1, were expected to i-nuse seri­ 'travolrrs contomplalinj: trips tiiC Huhi.I of Hducallon Iasi ni^bt r X |M®rlMK'tMl niaiukRt'inrn t. .stories each and in eaeh building ' ganized prostitution as a phase of I'dil mrniheTs of four other town Kridav id 1 3o jit th- h-u --1 Mt- that the new retreat house witl ous damage in downstream cities aft^'r Satunlay to .‘'Ur»* to ronsuit Friday I there will be four apartments. The ! criminal activity that should he b -jiMis that nnmetliale action imist'. .! M. Nirl’.nl.v .‘t.'i \--I ' i :,.;: ! ’ eel *'Bri'aUHr I Ukr tlin rririi(ll>. n«dghhorly rmir* occommodate mO in single nroms in the three stales later thia week. one of ihn nnw table's. Tboy will tile gciiei'iil I'lan.s. aiul Hie seeking ap-irtment^ w-ill be four room lay-' investigated h. .'ta-letl to pruv’di' fiO addilioiuH of approval I'l the steps under way (nax nf tlii4 Biiiik. Morr p«Miplr Kava At previous retreats at VN esr The big stri-am was using slowly Senator Wiley i R., Wis.i. an­ br nvailnhk* at the depot at Ibr Saturday I outs, 24 in number, .and three ...... here lui local Hchools. Memliei" of the hoairts pre.sen’. .Memorial Teni|t',e N" 3.3 I‘\ In Mh*s4> IninkK -;uifk to'i;t'! Tu'.v t'Vtnir.g at Mam • Only inst It iitiun on rooms beraiise of spare spots. Across the river at Drury. prostitution as among the. mailers .<-omp)otr srh^dulr.s and datrv of !’. * Ii ’ bat Ihe IV'VM-r..4 hunl tin ' lor il.s planning I’resent. he.sides an ii4 « nunt is >11 11 N;k\tn^ f’r M. I ’ lii, *""t re. 1 • Imiihl ha\ an* tile ,s. hoo'l hoard, were iiieniliet.s CHILDREN'S SADDLE priest continued, will seat more ,.f 6.', Il.a/.'l stp-t. H.-iil'''>i'l. HM- lop of the levees, workers were ex­ 111 Oak street leached the fiftieth supper, ronnil'd out Hie celebration. Yoiiiij: D«‘iiiorralh turn llicir spotlight tram.*;, inrluilmp tlu Bar Hnrb'-r to the I lulna’ ^ i ..i'. i al M< ii t-, lou Blink ’ utii. f ei^nl or ten roum.^. it of the Boaid of l>ir<-i tors. Town than 100 retreatants in addition to nmiiv e ll" engnr.'ii ..ni "f ' tending the pmlective wall arnm-ersary of Itmir marriage, Sat­ The honored guests weir re- With .Senator Tobey iR-NHi. tile F'xprr.ss. Nipht Whit*- Moimtain.u Mam .’'t iet t in 11 ib-it. to bp!i lepu|ti‘»l, Uiele .s!:u ik; b* it ."^IX I’lanning ( 'onimi.s.sion, tin- Ke( rea- the religious of the monasterv. .liiiightri !•' ''I’l Robert I The ibi)ul tifi Hai krn.ilafk sti’t'el tior- and S'hool Buililing i ommil- memhet of »h»’ Ti’nijl*- .u ■! o'hiT The chaiiel should he completed In .1. IIiMei I'l ini'l “on of .Mr .and one of the- most critical areas in i performed in Sirai use, Italy, and fnl Mowirs ami other gifl.s, alao tee Wiley Introduced a resolutinn Noptunr, NiRbt (*apr ('odder, OXFORDS re.I- K«“t*ney .str»‘et, fuur room.’* Mav 18th. Father Leo said Mrs John 1 liM'' t’rn"'l o| 71 Ridge I jtliey remained in then native c-oiin- ciiriomy. bana. S« ashor<’ I liiu.satome,^ (.'ran tee.". I^vlhian orders. Iowa. and nearby (Tinlon. hut last week to extend the investiga- *1 ti'iltl he atided to the South school, AlrcMi 1 f . Air-ronditioning ha.s been In­ Mr and Mrs Saminmi s im- I .An opportiinitv to gain a better 'I'lie names of the possible dcvel- .street . , , ' river anlhorilies kept a watchtiil Irv for ahoni ten years prior to lioni until m xl Jan 1.9 and to b*’rT*. anil Uu’ Sanu Dun*. pmb.itjly ftiiir tr. the Civen .‘^ehuol. stalled in the rhapel. dining room Mps Newt'. rv is " stndi'iit , inednite f.-innly consists of six sons iimlerstan'ling of the factors un- Tbcf«’ will 1>4 K m u sumnv ’ o;*ers of tile large new Keeney .1 anu‘«; I H ) ’ 1 I' 11 •' ' i” of eye because seipage under ilikia 'leaving for the f S forty years provide $1.90.(kXI to finance it a' ij .1 1,1 ’A' IX tuulH elellltMl’ .'i I y and rcereation room, and the luiild- mi’r.s.’ lit Mer.-v llos|.,I.al Sioing- and four dniiglilers, namely Char­ .stni'l section were not diselosod. ?»I| Hlid .M I .lit’ii's I 1 1111111 ui I, .37 nnght cause serious damage Resi­ 'ag o Three of their family of ten ; derlying the prcaonl Fast-West The outcome was a victory for liam i;nown Ih* .\d\aimr 'uu . ' hi “ 1 shuukl he ei'ettf’t.1 near tile THE ing Is of the most modern architec­ Arid Mll.ss M' 11 ih i'" hi and is [ ctiildren were horn in Italy. les nf Albany N. V.. Joseph. Wil- tension will ho afforded lr>ral re.si- Ktlk:*' wliuh will lenvf N» w i Init It was staled that options I Li I »D-n '"I ! • c! ba ■ 1 i ■ i j t-i ri 11 \ Savings BaMk°fMaHciiester dents of Salmla, a town of 800, Hi'i'om. at the iutei's»M’tion ot \k‘rnon ture and eqtilpment. Father Leo .,o« .serving with llv 4Jr I Infan­ hain Salvatore. Anthony and Al­ the Republican no mheis They had have tieen secured for the purchase a-i.Migned lu tin Ibooth Supplv have been w-orkmg nnininl the Ttie golden wedding was observ­ ' dents on NA'i-dnesday. .May 2. Fridays st.it lnu, June 29. at » ru.d Lydall streets. Nei;oliation.H for pointed out that the retreat hmi.se try I'lvisioti at Camii Pieketl. Vir- bert The daiighler.s are .Mrs I.nry repeatedly callisl f'lr continuing of the Darling and Sternlierg RipiM'lron at W-^tuv-i \u I-3>irr A MUTUAL SAVIHGS BARK clock this week sandhiiggirig the ed by a parly at Hie Zipser Club. ! when Professor Harry Marks of p. ni.. stopi'iiv,: onl>' at N* piin iia^r of thi.s propertv are under knd monastery is built for many Far.zina of .New Britain Mrs. Siin- the probe while Kefauver anil his ' farms as new homesite areas !’vi HannMun, .h gradu.tt** gintn. two one-mile long levees Iwliere Caterer Peter Coniollo serv- I the t'niversity of Connecticut will Haven. Ol'l Saybrook, New Lon- \ll Itepnsits In rills flnnk Are Giinriinlecil In I'lill lt> The years to romo and must be of tnr h«i» been net die Georgetti. Mrs, .Mary r*ompei Democratic collea;;..r.« had propos- \V .I V (Jeneral Manager George 11 of Mam h»-«t<-r Hich .'- hoMl «r - No (Ipflmlr liat^ The river reached a stage of I ed a chicken ami spaghetti dinner addresa an open meeting of the tlon and rrovid*’iu-^’. arnvinp at Beyond .Ml l-AiMTtatioiis Savings Itsnks’ I1e|iiisll .■iiariinly Fiimt of ronnccticiil. Inc. best construetural materials. and Mls.s Pauline f) Siamond of : ed setting up a .special Senate- Waddell, noting the start of de­ I Imtcil in Ihr Air l-'uTf.’ Nov^’iiihor for the u-cd'hng. 17 9,% feel at Keokuk, la., and j to the large family ronncctioh. Young F'enioeralii Cliiti on "The l-oston at lO.lfi p. m. The iapid ^rrowth of the towm. Addressing the men who will he Mam lic.ster There are sixteen House committee and a Federal velopment in the serllon arnin'l 24. 19.30 and r-tfiw d hi.s basic Ihi-enlened the ahutdown of aome : "Open house ' for their many Background of Rii.'so-American The Down Kasb-r, Fla.st even within tho pa.%1 year and a SPECIAL SCOOP I1c|ioh1Is mnde on or before the fifth of iiny making their first retreat in Mar- grnndcliildren ; CVimc commis.-loii to carry on the the Porter street school, suggested j training at l>ai klamt AF'H. T*'X'-a>. rHII.IIKF.N’S I.K V niFK GOOIIVFVK W KI T ter how lonely the house Is wllh- factories. friends, with dancing to music hy and Noith Wim! will m*t opetn’ - half, haa pitched ahead, and beyond month ilrnw Interest from the first of the iiioiitli. Father Leo pointed out ‘ Relations ’ ' that sufficient land be acquired |l’pf*n ■'.‘Lsfully (-nn'd'k-lmg his OM.V niit her. how empty tlie days are F.ngineers at Davenport, la,, work this sumitiff rxpcctalionJi, some of the .school important faetor of the 1 A thorough student of Russian Kefauver. ho vcver said the e\- tliere to permit sehopl additions iba’4ic triitum: be ^^a’' ;.ci:t to Golden Hours" the spiritual ben­ now that she is gone and slnidiir and nciirliv Rock Island. Ill . said a "siiu-ar oiinpaign ’ Welker said . <*hanfcefx in lot cil train.s ar< n planning which ha.s been advam ed history. having studied widely later. , Sujiplv Tci'linu lanM Si huol at OXFORDS - NARROW WIDTHS $2.97 roniplalnls. nil it out You the rrest expected tislay would 'rriiiiian .M.-icArlhiu had tieen "maligned, t'nsion'wns decided upon ' not only follow': Tram 12h udl be knov, i; with tho present building program 1 efits receive.:. "The retreats are j ahrond. Professor Marks has maln- A serious view >f the situation IvO’Aiy AI’ B l3ilor.it!.- IM Ham­ for everybody they Kl'e you .shouldn't let your.self east even a rnil he as high as advance predic­ eiiiharrassed. slandered and ruh- I on the urging of fobey and Wiley as The Hi;:hlaiul. ami will op‘‘*‘’ ’ under which tho Bowor.'*. Verplanrk , tair.ed a busy schedule of lecture." ' was evident on the part of all par- ilton i** p’-‘ srr't!v tak.Tu: .ulvan- QlM .ITY F'OOTWEAK FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY an opportunity to get a little small shadow on her hnppinoss. tions. But the quad-rities area of I Iiled hv the hat'hel men of the lull on the iinaiumou.s urging of two t«» minutes latm- Willi- and Broad street .srhuols have a On ,\-^ia Poli«*i«vs in Connecticut during the past lieipating officials last night, it tngr of bi.s t*Mb^i-nl f amuig in SAVE AT cloaer to God. your Maker you .Nor should you gel hn in the low-a-llhnolB was one of the dan­ Deniociatic party." the Denioiratir Policy committee ' mantii to Kr-ankhn, thie Boston at part. few years His theme is customan- being Ihe general imi'tes."ion that suj’pL' h’.' ’ilcniT tbt i^tiar- close the door on life for the entire stale of mind where she feels lorn McMahon retorted that neither O't’onoi s.iid he w'as unable to 10 fiT a ni. It amv( s in Manehrv- Uist lupht Ihere wa.s some hopc- ger spots. ly f.illow-ed hy a llvelV discu-sion the town ." school problem is grav­ t'chuii'.*’ at \V«“'tovor THURSDAY-FRI DAY-SATURDAY week-end." between her loyally to her hus­ Some families have been forced (ftantlnoM) from Page One) MacArthur nor President Triimnn .say whether the louimiUcc would t« r fit 7;2*T a. m lul talk ui limiting the speed of Noting the need for elear thmK- band and her love for her parents. shou! 1 tie slandered. pcri.id. m which questions and go *. O "( li V B OT (' Tram irii) W ill h iiv W aterbui.' developnienl in town, hut withoiU ing larger faster Ilian il is being In move from their homes in Can­ cniicisni are encouraged from the ropeil with If this Iren'l lannot he AdiiP Bar-’,-■/.a 37 of Bii-h tnr in the world today, the Pas- While she IS busy making s new ton, Mo H. S. Highw-ay lit was Cnpchart iR-Indi; one o^lhe pn.sh- Rcilolph Halley, the ji'mmit- f'm t P- ni.. Hartfi-itJ d;^0 and any propusiils being made that chei ked or equalized by the lora- st f» • t u a- (1' ' V ''c it h on .'Sum­ HARPER'S OUTLET Blonist priest asserted that "that a and complete life for herself, you flooded near Canton and .si Insils .iiidu-n' c tee's 'Ssiel i iin-c told reporters • iu»’ ^o^ ton nt 9;l.o p, ,u. It wdl 1 ould. or would efr»*ci Hus stoppage ers in last -veek's .siiiffle with .Sen The entire evening will he de­ : tion here of tax-fiaying industry, mit ‘^ti-a’ at 1 a i-i t’-lav wlu’n, the trouble \r ith us today . . ■ « e tret hiisv doing the same thing it were closed for the second lime he dertuitelv inleio!--»l to leave at iimw arnvi at Mam luster at nf growth. Blors Ijchman iI'-l.ih-NVl ami ,N. H. R . K. K oporls iifficials afijieared to Hunk some bo tfiM I’ d P*lM;;m !’• N>r .'^taum, Shopping Center for the Thrifty don’t do anv real .serinua thinking. Iran be done at any age. you know, in a week herause of backwaters voted to the speaker and tlic dis- Ihe end ol the mni th tl'Conor saiij }'. m. Aflditional rooms also are plan- AT Aw’ay from the distractions of jied for oilier ♦•xisting m !iuol.*i. overhaul of the as.se.ssnient an! hr U i*: bb I,i|i’•' ■ i |• i! k-d I All nghls re.srrved. NFA Sei v- , la-hrnan and .Senator .Mc.Ma.hon !\larrli .\t‘l liK oiiu' , place at 8:?,tl. .above Mur|yy's Res- The fu m e onimiUee was set 9;ir> a. m insti'ad ot 9>7 with no 1009 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER warded In spiritual benefits. la.sl night, the se.ssiun being de­ iinderlai'.en to provuie increased his vrhnl' tci Tin iiylt of Mu’ \cr. Inr ' ( Dri'enn I accused the Kepiihlicansj ! taurant. ehanL*' m*t'’(i on ar ris il m Maji- T i r e $ l o n e up nearly a rear ago and its sen­ ' revenue.s. ^ roa-1 and .^tni-k a hrr hs'drant. Retreat master this year, the lb an«l Wnteruuiw at 7 Ob p. m. Hawthorne strr<4t, tonight at eight ora wprr to mov»* wanly port of Ma'-Arihur's posilu.n (Continued from Page One) old to Avoid the poasihility of party roail leporlcd a $2,99,t*UJ deficit .z- DRIU and roWEIt m i sir McMahon announced lie is rcad\ o'eloek. 1 t'rtil ttie committee tiles its re- fllaciplming or oven rxp\il«lon for to take on .Senator Taft of Ohio from rad nponilions. after sinking I unit, compared willi a S2.'5'i 1.9fi poit and he IS elected chairman. Grocers To Hear Four Manchester youths ^ are oppoAtnjf top policy. ' the chairman of the GOP Policy ml income for a similar period jO ’Coiior told rc|)orters it was im- 1.95 At the Kxeoutivr. Morruion waa T enjoying themselves on the Flori­ I committee, and Senator Met iirth> I possilile for him to say what cour.se Price Regulations da roast this week A1 Williams. Raid to have made a ronnhatory iK-Wisl. a Stale Department int- l.i.'.t ytar. Foi- the first three niontha net i the dramatic inve.stigation will Doug WIsse. Boh Mullnney and .speech, atroajnng th- 2. f G .Maiu'l'.c."lcr Ja\' H"iwath..l4 Har- Ward Week Sale of c'i:d. H •!;<' -It-' 'Vrt.-. in-11'i'icd i \anl 111,id, .'ll." I’liyllis /.auais- Ptti. 1. , I ■: 1 ycH' ago aii'l 5 Black Jtla-ss “ no clarc pic­ s <■ H' I he: H .-•'.ind arc living in licw.'-iw. i'2 Kciiy ."tree!. Wallet SLIPPERS . . . . $ 1 .9 9 a • '.i, ;i lim.i.iiid iiiilcs tnun ii.x. ! I'lavrl,. 9.'i .Spruce .'tiect. c Auxiliary I'ersonal P^efeD ture tnbe.s. Finest picture fram- Here Are Just a Few of its Many Uses! 'III. ■, have in 'nry to vrit Adii'iU'-'l I'id.iy KiiiUi Kaisluis, Outboard Motors f^ce Controls. Conveniently 1«^ li- ,:;i .'.I ;.. p'otr'lilv -ct n.'.'av !|i' Bioaii sticcl. Kotx 11 Itcyiiolds, inR. Both round and | ;i" ■ I- '.n c a V'-ar to visit ,')(1 t.’mictUind street, fliarics Cal- eated tube models have “ no slare P-c- © til. I'"n t vmi think we would I kins. 1.92 -Iirive G .Silver l-anc NYLON HOSIERY a • • • • tv' '.\ IS. s.'li ou! small business homes; Nniicy Tiemanu. 1S9 South n > r tic L Hold” and “ Hori/.ontal Main street; Kenneth Sato, 85 (Famous Brand— 1st Quality). SEA KING 5 H.P.* STANDARD TWIN and 0 ,1 hom.c and go to live In H o l d . " ______their citv ' .After alt. she is all Strickland street; Mai tin Ij»- we have. " Flamme, 129 Onklan'l street; .Airs. . Pow.rI«l AmpUfi". POUSHIHS CAR OR fURMirUtl DRILLS UR TO *'4 INCH . . . SMOOTHS - SANDS Isaliel 'Schors, k.'t Bn eh street; Don't even think of pulling up 7 , Automatic Gain Control. As­ Lamb'i Wool Bonnet—Solt. G#B‘ Equipped with Drill Slalft— Melei Perfect for ..Sanding Wood-^Hei stakes ar t ■fe.Pnwing your daugh­ Pamela Glenney, Rm kville. I’amc- Regularly 1M.98 | 2 6 ^ ^ 10% O.wa .* TWm. Has 1* t»(i"« P'"* - " H a Statloeery Orill. At&orted Sending OUct. ter. Tt "l.e is all vou have in life, la Treschuk, 56 I,enox street. .Airs J\umber One On Our Bargain Counter sures finest picture controls and ff«..:."Givat Shining FirltK. that is a sii .iation you had hotter Caroline Pagani. 59 Homestead j Sava on thii powarful, oll-purposa twin. 360® fuH newest types f o r tine, t i correct. atreet; William Purus, 86 While j prevents overload on stronR siR- street. 800 PAIRS OP NATIONALLY ADVERTISED LADIES' SHOES— sorry wo pivot raverse. Devalops ipaeds up to 14 m.p.h., trolls For she has her own life to lead nals. Stops picture “ flutter.’ and sound reception. now. Her first duty l.s to her Discharged yesterday; Mrs. Lu­ smoothly. Automofie rewind storler. Weighs only 43 husband. You shouldn't even cy Felice, 144 Highlaml .street. Pe­ , ^ can't montion tho name. Regular price S9.95*$12.95. dream of trying to live the rest of ter Smith, 78 Ridge street; Rebec­ Ibi. *0.B.C rofed pt 4000 rpnw ca Niederwerfer, Rockville; Bar­ your life through her. 9 Built-in Antenna. Only bara Lerch, Rockville; Shirley SHAeaiNS - MONif w iti sautM 6 u rm uousmiho « t v n | ■ Start living on your own and adjustment required at ^ IwonKiralri ^ rr.v4« leave your daughter and her hus­ Ambrose, 28 Middle turnpike; Griadiag W k,.l puH K ..a Edge ll.mov.i lUft. Nial—« .H Sur- Soft Bolling W h ..l RamovM Tat- <- Sherwood Ferguson. 103 Cam­ ? n st« lla tio n . Aut,.mat.cak^c^^^^^^^ band free to do the same. SEA KING 12 H.P.* SJAND/ilD TWIN ceivers. ^ ,hock. on K«i.«. Tool*. »oe. CWon to JiZa nhlp-$.4o-Ooick. | Start Again bridge street; Charlotte and Ma­ SALE PRICE $7.99 nled for both hiRh a n d low ire aRainst hazards * After all, you and your husband rianne Huthcins, 8.9 Broad street, nuenev ranttes. Connections alM Mark Peterson, Jr., 47 Hamlin Regularly 216.00 fire, tube breakage, - •« BtiU have each other, which is all Not every sue In every style— So come early to make your selection 20U° Jrovided for outside antenna m that you had when you started street. 10% Dewa ee Tinat •mred. Full Size Censele out tf^ th er. Get busy planning Discharged today: Mra. Edith fringe areas. Rich hand-rubbed mahogany flni.xh ■nd doing things together. See Stead and daughter, EHlington; Extra power for outboard cruising, fo il utility boots. more of your old friends— aqd Gloria Jean Tipton, 37 Griffin cabinet. A handaoma furniture piece. m ake some new ones. Make road; George Mayes, 14 Arch Davalopt speeds up to 35 m.p.h. Automatic rewind aonw pinna for the future you can street: Barbara Smith, 21 Gorman AUTO STORES starter. Underwofer exhoust. Alternate firing cylinders. ♦aiic about and work toward to- place; Mra. Gladys White, South YOUR FIRESTONE DEALIR gothar. Windsor; Robert Salters, South •O .B .C ratod ot 4000 rpm. Save during W ard W eek. THE SHOE SALON • t t t you mlas taavliig young people Coventry; Glenn Carlton, 59 Dem- America’s Best TV Buy! I h Ing street; Judith Kayan, Rock­ 856 MAIN ST. TIL 7080 around, aae H you can be a real OM60 Sea King 3 H .P.* STA N D A R D S IN G L E 00.5#- Mead to some of the young cou- ville; Sharon White, 37 Bllyue •‘EXCLUSIVELY YOURS" W e believe this new 1951 Trov- F*D piM 3TOU know. There to oo much road. an oMar w bo h h has to offer young Birth yesterday: A daughter to Ler Console to be the greatest Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Parone, Wast 1 474 MAIN STRCn ^ - ACROSS fXOM TOE POST OFHCl « YOUR NRESTONE DEALER paoplo. If toiato wlUlng to put her- television vdue in America to> aatt—** awAoat to MK* •a friend fdito fh*vnthem. Hartford. 856 MAIN STREET . TELEPHONE 7080 Above allv.lf you have been In Birth today; A son to Mr. and J day! " Ailvrrlise in The Heralil— It Pays Oto kab^' F T iU n i your dauyfa- Mrs. Walter MUler, Hartford. L k a I . I /• f\ W-;. J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26. 1951 PAGE rHIRi'EEW

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. nT=:DNESnAT. APRfL 25. 1051 cent to a charge tliat he fatally grand Jury relunied a first degree TWELVE ; VKAB - M4» U T IL — lINMI Court Drops Plea New (sovernor 150 Fre«i Orcliiils shot Ixnils I. Wolfson, West Hart­ murder indictment agalnat his ford liquor dealer, in a lioliliip a brother. Albert 2.5, In connection Superintendent, Rev. James K. n t A — 108.7 m*^ ------To Restore Phone AI Pear 1*8 Store year ago. At the s.ime time a with the aame fatal shooting. Chewing Wrigley’s Church Parley English. (ISi-S Today's Radio uuAV; - mo To Direct Masons* Anniversary Observance Rev.-Clifford O. Simpson of the T tVlINS - 1410 Raatem Standard flnM UTM1 — 1280 'A. k. Meeting hostess church will lead the serV- Hartford, April 25 145 Su-| B. D. Pearl s Appliance and i Spearmint Helps ics of worship at 7:15. Center perlor Court Judge Thoma.s E | Furniture, 649 .Main atreet, newly Here Sunday church choir will provide music, 00— 11: 15— Here May 12 ami the address of the evening Shoor Bros. j WDRC—strike It Rich, W l U T - Sports Report. Trolsnd ye.>«tcrday turned down . appointed Servel Refrigerator Hi sw m m m tfm m Relieve Tension will be given by Rev. Jam es W. i. U ”nc —Backstage Wife, WDRC— World Tonight. I the plea of Jacob Surmclian. a | dealer in Manclieslev, is giving Delegates to (>uther at i WONS —Holly.wood, U.S.A WO.NS—Jack's Waxworks Lenhart, whose subject will be SPONSORS ! smoke shop* proprietor, for an away IfiO orchids to the first 1.59 Many people who wock t t B Four Speakers to Ap- "The p'aith of a Congregation- WTHT—New.s: Western WHAY—Night W’alch. Outer Congregational W’TIC Songs by George Sau- order requiring the Southern New women to view the new 1951 .Ser­ aliat." > ' Roundup. PITTSBURCH fait clip find it helpful to chew pMur at Hollisteir Street I W’CCC—Musical Scoreboard. telle. England Telephone company to vel motorle.ss refrigerators to At .'I ill tli<‘ .\fternooii The Association includes the a itkk of Wrigiey*a Spewrmint |'t:llW— 11:25— restore a telephone It removed at morrow. The orchids are being Gum when they M terms. Tha Hall on That Date following churches: First and WDRC--INiblic .Service Program the request of the State's Attor­ W TIC Stella Dallas. Imported direct from Hawaii. pleasant, easy chewing tends to KfpM SrntHl l\r.s of rJuin ht'R in •South East Hartford: First, TOGETHER W’HAY -Sports. ney’s office and local police, SUN-PROOF WONS—Jack Do'wnej-'B Music Buckingham: South, Glastonbury; "W e are proud as peacocks' relieve that feeling of pent-up Sattinlay. May 12 at 8;30 p. m., Ihr UnrUtMfl Ka.st A.»’ this taaty, Inez* the inception of the local gniup In hr inodrrator, K*'V l^hiliji M Ko.sr Delegations from each church ' board. W TIC—FM 96JV MC. tory.’’ 4:45— went to the place to remove the t>f Burhiri^ihnm. t should make supper reservations ! WDRC— FM On the air 7 p. m.- Belter construction and m.iny Iktnsive treat dailv. November IPt.l. WTIC - Young Widder Brown. telephone, they wore denied ad­ Th committee on arrangemenU A srrvH P of wot .Mill]) .at. thrre tlirough its minister, by mall or I 11:25 p. ni. innovations pn the interior are in WEAR mission. The telephone was then ■has prepared a program that will o’rlorlt in thr aftmioon will hr by ( ailing Center Church. Man- | WTHT~Mn.«lc. Same as W DRi.’. corporated in the pew models led by Krv. Ihniv W Tutth\ Iho rings taporoltly 5 :0ft— w n c—FM On the air 6:25 a. ro.- disconnected in the central ex­ Include four speakers, two men Chester, 6.568, by Friday, April 27. or legathar . . . The All models are hackee! by a fac­ Smoka or Ooi won't discolor It, nuni.strr of tin- Marlborough W D R C -N ew a: Old Record 1 a. m. change. 10 and a woman speaker from New tacrei tpck "hidet" tory guarantee of years and bocouso it's Fumo'Proof York Citv with a man .speaker chiirrh. The annual huHine.‘^.s inrrt- Shop. Same as Wr’'n C . B D. Pearl's rusfomers are as­ Stameae Twin Fish whan not in utt . . . WHAY Story giieen. from down-state Connecticut. All inj' of thr A.a.sof ialion will follow rings lock Or unlock Telcision sured of 24 hour a day service Piiisburgh's new Fume-Proof, Sun Pr.Ktf Altrerl D. Krtiuao Sfewart R. Kennedy at 3: If), whrn officrr.s will bt* W THT—Big Jon and Sparky. l i of the four selected are "big- F ixmI a . Verplanek San Pero, Calif.— A pair of ol wilt. WNHC— T\ Deaths Last Night Sundays and holidays Incliideil if Hiniie Psint produces a film of unusual eli'i teil. reports submitted and arjy, ^ . . . U T IC -W h e n a Girl Marries. Orel! E. l/ung (abm e), aeere- name" speakers In A. A. affairs ' .Siamese twin fish are on display DIAMOND RINGS P. M. necessary. whifenest chst resllv stsst white' ( oal an'' Manchester people who are In­ , comjilete, but he hopes to have rep­ ti'in taken on various other mat WONS J'ark Trail. 4:45—The First Hundred Years. lary of rhe territory of Hawaii smoke or industrial fumes will Worshipful Master Albert D jn an aquarium her^. WKNR N c"s: Reque«t Mati­ New Y'ork Albert Herman The number of orchiiL' for dl.s- terested in the alcoholics problem, resentatives of the Grand Lodge ters. I Not tinct doyt of old has there been such a 3:00— Lucky Pup. since 1946, was chosen .April 20 not darken or discolor if. It's self Krause announced that Past I Irand ITie twnn.x. joined at their atom- nee Woods, 81, who produced hun­ Irlhutlon tomorrow la limited to even if they have no ronnci lions of Connecti<-ut [iresent, and he is At four o', lo( k, the gathering 5:15— Howdy Doody. by President Truiiwn as the new cleaning,ning. itxi - remorrs surface J j M anchester .Ma.stcr Kre.1 A Verplanek will he acliR. are marble mollica reared revival of inferest in the art of the goldsmith. Hero 8:1.5— dreds of plays, including many 1.50 and an early visit to the themselves with Alcoholics Anony­ striving to wcure some well will divide into simnltam-mis semi- i •UY 6:00— Sidewalk Inteiwiews. governor of the Island group. He din Fltieen durable colors Honorary ebairman. and F’a.st .Mas­ by Mr. and Mrs. Jam es K. Kirby. is rare workmanship in precious metal . . . brought to WDRC Tlie Old Record Shop. Broadway hits from 1901 until his Pearl sliowroom Is suggested mous. are cordially invlteil to .at­ mils on the snlijeil. W hat Con-' tfi# ringi taporoltly 6:15— Song Shop. succeeds Ingram Stalnhock. Caiar Dynermes far tfia Hama ' baaklaf iisl ter .klewart R. Kennedy will be know-n speaker lo deliver the prin At the age of 28 w'eek^. longer W T IC -P o rtia Fares Life. retirement in 1943. and former tend the coming meeting Date fiook . ...Rl ftd.lroHR U IT plannoii to von-j-^^t^katioiinlistN 'nilnk " Krv K. ' or fogathar. . Whtn you in these perftdly matched bridal enstmWii 6:30— Faye Emerson Show. Genet al c h.alrnyin for Hie observ- tlian moat Siamese twina live ar- WHA5'- Croahv’a Quarter theater owner in New York anl Sets Aliirder Trial Date •*.No One SnIU For IrrNH' Without doubt there are many fiT siHvml himor.'^ upon Iho obloRt ^ N V w I^rilnin will, you buy oilhtr ring 6 :45—Connectciut Focus. am e of the One Hundred Twrnly- ronling to acientista, they W’ere blessed with the extra advantages of the 5:.nft— Chicago. He waa horn in Hun­ Court for the F.a.stern District of persons In Manchester who nec.i ; b id I hr seminar on "I'lir Sacra- w#7l held ill molt 7:00— Kukla, Fran and Oliie I rldii.t. VprII ■ »0 to Monday, April tiitli anniversary of the Institution jiH.sl nia.strrs an<) i>n name votrnin' put on ilisplay In a mu.^euni tank. exclusive FEATURE LOCK. W T IC -Ju a t Plain Bill gary. Texas since 1939. a jvist hi'ld hy Hartford. April 25 'T' .Siiue help and necil it badly Withm. nirnts . lirv. .Innirs W. lymliart if you wiihl 7 :30—Showroom. F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO. Arllior 0 ug Stores .HO of .Manche.sicr i>>dge .No T.d, Free Ma.sons who hav<- Ihhmi mrmhrrR of W TH T—Joe Girard Show his falh<-i' I'livid K! Bryant, fruni rior Court .Todge Howard M' .M- donbt there arc many families in of N’rw Haven on ".^m and Suffer­ 7 :45— Newsreel. San Francisco Matthew I>nvrr.s‘ In rn.Mos issui'd at Ar- MnnrhpRtrr for morn than, ' //.'i, ' x’t * WONS —Clvde Beatty .Show. 1890 until 1919 com hs-. set Mav 15 for file first Manchester which ha\c bwn sore­ and A'ii-pled Masons, which toll ing.' U« v Krilti M Jnne.s of 8 ;00—Arthur Godfrey. Barnes 71. internationally known LIQUOR DEPT. luory. 3.'» to f). *' 30 to 12 .^nlur- fifty vrai5 W HAY—Band bv Demand. Milwaukee .luliiis F I.uihe ft.3. murder .legree trial of Joseph Ta ly afflicted by the results of ac­ lie ■ elehrnti-d on .Iiine 2 aicl d at Wet hei .Sfirld on "The I..ife to ' Relieve Red Raw Rough 9:00—Charlie Wild, Pnvate De­ painter, who was a plasterer by 7!t.i M AIN S T .— M A M I I E S T E K dav.’ A5 a I’llmax to tho rolrhrntirm. ! WCCC—News: Sfuslcal Score­ former pre.siil. nt of the Pei lex I l"^r.';kv 27, of this ctt\ rshorsky (>|M-n 8 5 >1 Ire II I' 51 tions by some relative who i annot the .Masonic Temple on Cen­ ('onir " and Ftev Fiosior F Metz­ tective. trade and never had an art lesson Tonluht IIm mcmhrrs will altontl (iivint'i board. Corp, and one time executive vlce- I yesterdsv enterc! a plea of Inno­ control his or her drinking ter .street ger «)f Hdoonifirld on ■ Ibayr? ' 9 :30— Plainclothesman. He wa.« horn in .Scotland. .‘icrvu'o at thr South Mrihodi-tl ITCHY IRRITATED SKIN 8:45— pre.'.id' III f'l the Mimu iipoli.' - It is to these people that Man Snroptuiust flubs fa.shion show Mam lu ster Isnlge was institut­ Supper will br .^rrved in \N'oo; Ktstival. sjwni.sorod by mtr of ttir [.rr.srnl Ma-I that thr mmitirr.*; of ManvhoNtrr -b:.%5— likeness for the one and one-half I Tel Aviv 1’ A.schIoii ..ii the j east of thi WO.NS - Victor Borge following the meeting there will ' rhiUlren of Mary. St. .laino.s'j] fatt thiitrrn' Uidjzr attend ,srr\irr*: at thr South Red Terrorists cent stamp. i eastern shore.s of the MeiPtei r.iii- I .-spi.ic Temple, in 6:0ft— ' lean ntire a Philistine town and he th« usual "Open House" gather­ j .school MrlhiMli.'^t 1 hiirrh on thrir nnni- “ FRUIT OF THE LOOM” ' maple tree- di.stant ineeoidii. t^ . Kilmarolm. Pcotland Ixird Ma ing at the rathfuider t l ih. 102 Nutmeg' ^■i.r.^^t No lid. Tall W DRC-N ew a. I later a Cru.'-ader furircss is now i , an old deed I The first home of the r.snry. Just a.*i t.liry did one hun­ WHAY—Newa. ‘ Take Huge Toll Clay, 9.3, Mini.stor of • hipping (y beennu’ a modern Israel i ily. Norman street, where refresh- jiVdars oi la^himon .MfiruiK I'on'mo- , I^idge was the upper floor of the dred and t%M*nty-t)vr yeais ago in DON'T THROW IT AWAY! SAVE IT FOR THE W TIC—News from 1916 to 1921. and Gla.sgow "Amidar. " a .auh-eompany ol tlie met l.s will he served and a re-un- I nial and para«lo. the little M< thofiist Meeting House shipowner. | 15 A lon of local and stale-wide visiting ^.id hn< k school hoii.se a» .Manches­ WONS—News Kuala Lumpur—(4^—Communist "Jewisli Ajipear’ m South Africa, j Wodnosduy, Mav 2 ter ilreen wtiieli as built in 181ft. wliicti Htood only a stone ,s throw W THT—New.s; Joe Girand P ans—Gen. ' Alphon.^e George, I I.s to invest lonnoii pounds in the A. A's will be en)oyed. terrorists destroyed or damaged I^ossort brulKo. Ho.spitnl Au.x- ' hut IS no onger in existeliee from the pre.M'iit Ttmiple and was LIONS AUCTION Show. 7.5, who once served witli Mar.shal ! rceon.st ni' I ion of Ascalon. whu ti is i diary. at Country dub. 1:30 f).m. Henri Philippe Pelain in Morocco. I i Geiui.il Chairman Kennedv re- one of the predei es.sor^'of the pre.s- WCCC—Music J l.800.000 worth of property tn the a few miles north of the F.gyi'tian ' ' Kashion slmw liy iturton’s. Tom- PHONE 5838 or 4047 Fort Collins, Coin. J. I.,ee l>een, I thal the program la not yet ent ehurch. UTCNB—News: Sports. Federation of Malava in December, occupied "tlaza strip." I ! plo liotli Sliolom. H 30 p. rn. port." 54, dean of Colorado A. * M ro| lim e the Lions pick up what you linn'l need that they ean give 6:10— 1950. About Tom II ! l>t Harry Marks on ‘ Mack- lege s Kore.etry si hool and a for- ' S la te S e n a to r III and Ri'pan’nlly paid an exorbitant whiit smile do need. WDRC—Jack Smith Sportscaat Of this total, 81.300,000 repre­ FAMILY AFFAIR I grouiui of itii.MHian-A nioriran Ho- 6:15— sented damage to buildings, bunga­ mer instnictor at Y’ale. He wa.s pni e for it The Children of Mary wdl mrrt | lations.” Young Pi‘mhvs rostautaiit. H 30 pm, Tile aeiused. It was Al cn o v . sATI Kl).\^ . MA\ 19th, t II.VRTEK OAK ST R E E T W H AT—Supper .Serenade and engines. During December, ter­ Los Angele.s- The Rev F.dgar . .Senator < ;e,.rge I’.iusuold 'K ' is (.oiirl Cases a lOI'l MEN'S LONG SLEEVE fcaaement of -S* Jam ras rhuiih ^ Tno*ulay, Mav K alter I out t. pill ‘ based \l ( TION MART. w n c —Strictly Sports: rorists held up 49 motor vehicles. Ralph Neff. .54. field secretary of ' confined lo his home here after model iis'ed I in- for SG:’„5. The Members are rrquc.strd to hnn^ ('oncort by Hartfoni YWCA .liuiib Tiirck 42, if 21.8 W ihmI- I Weather. robbed passengers and burned cars ‘ tlie National Council of the Epis- suffering a h-iart atta* k x'esterday (*horalo .Sonrty nu.sjucr:^ Ilf SI vehiile was onlv hitting on four This Ailverllsenient Paid For By .Manchester Drug. WONS—Sports. eauslng a loss of $264,338. Terror­ copal Church at the .stale Ca|u*"l in Haitfoni. ticket returns. was fin.-d JIO by | GABARDINE OR FAILLE Mary's Mon's (Tub. S I Mary's land street eyhnders and was reportedly in 6:8ft— ists also murdered 128 persons In Sherman. Tex R.indolph ■Mrs, Gns'.sold said a phcsician has .ludge Wesh-y Gryk tn Town 1 poor condition when Turek wa- B, John Shinn of Rorkvillr, a pan.sh hall. W DRC—Record Album. Malaya tn the same month. Bryant. 57. judge of the U. S. prescribed absolute rest. ariesled. 'Hie aeeu.sed apparently third year student in the Srhool Hoi ho.st or (’ar hurrt i»r cliiib'. at Court this morning after pleading ! 6 :8ft*“ .loesn'l know how In drive and W’TH T —Sereno Gammell: of ESiffineerinR at thr rnivrr.Mity Br itish-Anic-riian dub. 7 15. open guilty I" driving without a h- | to auto moi'haiui s. was loM bv sonieon. Ih.tl he Weather. 'ir- of Connecticut has hrm rlortod vu r een.se He was arrested earlier this ; ; ' A - - Sjilurda>. Ma> 12 roiild diive for :tu 'lays. whde w n c — Fmlle Cote Glee Club SPORT president of Tail Rota Ri. Krta ueek hv Patrolman .lohn Baldyga. j leait.iiig. uithniit gCting a li­ l.cM'ked loR plhor , . . for fi llfpfinin WONS- News: Stock Market chapter at the t^nivorslty, Tlir so­ A Iroholu .-s A nony moos opon ; Proseeiilor I’hdi|i Haver .said ■ cense STATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP of happlneax. 6 Hparklin^ (Hamondft Reports. CHARGE ciety 1* the national honornrv on- mcrtini: Hdb.stor hool. 8 3o p, An Important Occasion m. Ithat Baldyga's attention was In oth'-r eases. Thomas Egan. State Theater Bldg. Main Street ant In m atch rcl H K ArttinK*^. $ 1 2 0 - 0 0 6:4A— gdneerinp fraternity W DRC—Lowell Thomas ACCOOTS ThiirMlay. May 17 ;diau-n to a ear that was being 5;t, no addre-s-. Mas S'ntem i d to .Iriven in fust gear with ennsidei- 15 dins for intoxaalion and Wil­ CONVKMKNT Bri)(;KT TKRMS UTIC—Three Star Extra In Their Young Lives . . . The committee for the rummaRe Fastom Star variety dossort mili­ IWITFD I alib- taeiiig of till' motor The po- ] liam Hilbei of West Hartioid pai-1 Shoes Dyed Any Color and Refinished WTHT—Weather. Mle beinjf hold by the Hauphlors tary whist. Ma.anmc Trm|>Io, 8 I lieeman uivistigati-d and found la $5 fine foi an overtim'' paiking WONS—Evening Star Of liberty No. 17. L.O L1., tomor­ ]>. m. Ithat Turek dulii'l havi a lieenre. ; violation To Like New 6:85— row morning at 9:30 at Orango Tluirnda) and Friday, May Look U’TH T-Edw nn C. Hill. I Bayer staled 2 t anil 2.% 7:00— hftll will begi* the hail tonight be­ .Ml Oressi-d I p Shoor Bros. WHITE Mav Fair at St MhivN i hur'h The ncru.sed is a natwe e,f WDRC—Beulah tween 7 and S to rerotvo donations. Elh.'lbtrt. .Mail ,1' Klhel- Shoe Shining Hat Gleaning j Czecho.s]ii\ akia, lias b.-en in this .lEWELEIW W.ON8 -k-Fulton Lewis. Jr. eountrv only about 1.5 months and hert's lire I'nick. dcc'onilyd With Senior Deputy Grand Tall Cedar North Carolina ha.i had in cap- W TH T—Newa: Headline Edition -.peaks little English Jinlge Giyk white site.inlets, oM shoes aii'i tin Shoe Repairing While You Wait !»77 M.UN STKKirr— M.\N('HHSTi;U MEN S SHORT SLEEVE William Forbes, chairman of the ital.-c Kdcnion, .New Bern. Hath. WHAY Sj-mphony Hall. xplaiii d the eliargi- anil fine t-i cans e.si-oile.l Fiii- CInef .\le\an- COMMUNION Nutmeg Forest No 116 .'Spring Uilmington, Ilill.Hhoro. Halitax. WTIC—Here’s to Veterans. the man m Polisli Bayer staled der Shem liook !•> > hun It on lus SANF. COnON Ceremonial, has called a meeting Sniithflcld. F'ayctteville. Tarhoro W K N B—Alan Ladd, Box 13. that Turi k had just liought a ear weitding day. ’:08— of the committee to be held at tin- and Raleigh. W TH T-M ualc 4 Orange Social club at seven o clock 1:15— tomorrow evening. WONS—Tello-Test. WDRC—Jack Smith. ANGELIC WHITE DRESSES Mr. and Mrs. Miles .s Staples | W TIC—■■ ..." Conducts and small daughter are moving j SPORT tVTHT—Elmer Davis thla week from 221 Hartford road ' SPECIAL SALE Bliort aleeved annforizaa BOYS’ $2.29 7:80— to one of the Willia apartments on 4 9 8 to 1 0 9 8 heautlea. (’nmfnrtnble, mol WTIC —Newa of tlje World. •kl|>drnts that alwaya look Main street. Mr Staples Is em- | WTHT—Lone Ranger. \ ployed by G. E. Willis & Son, Inc LAST THREE DAYS OF fre«h and new. WDRC— Club Fifteen. DOUBLE KNEE A wontierful rollertion of lacy or tailored W T IC -N ew s. whites for thip import/Uit- -.occa5 ion in doited Medium weight, long sleeve SHIRTS TIARA VEILS 2.98 to 3.98 WONS—Gabriel Heater. SuT.xs. mu.*;lin cle nciY*. f»rgpn«ly. nmon and s|H>rt shirts with two way 7:45— other fabncfi Sizes 5 U) fix, 7 to 12. collar. The Ideal all-year HOUSEDRESSES With Isee edging r, DENIM ZIPPER WDRC— Edward R. Murrow. ■hlrt. .\ttraetlve rnlors. SIzew ALLESON’S FIRST WONS—News. 6. M, U W TIC—One Man’s Family. WHITE SLIPS 1.49 to 1.96 8 :00— WDRC— Mr. Chameleon. Trimmed with Igcg In strap or FOR W ONS—Story of Dr. Kildare. ■Vs built-up shoulder, multi-crepe or DUNGAREES W TH T—American Agent. fine cotton, slses 4 to 14. W'HAY'— Poliah National Home. WTIC— Halts of Ivy. $1.69 each Western style wilh- five pockets. 8:15— BOYS' WHITE SUITS 9.98 MEN'S $8.95 and $9.98 W'HAY—Stars on Parade. t i ' 8:25— Stree 6 to 12 Combed gsbardine. WONS—Braves v*. Dodgers. 8:30— BOYS' MEN'S FRUIT GABARDINE SLACKS Rogulorly $3.49 WDRC—Dr. Christian. $ J .9 8 W’HAY—Pledge Program. LONGEES . . .3.98 to 5.98 W TIC—Great Gilder.sleevr. In white or na\-y gabardine OF THE LOOM ('rruM' rt'Hlstaiit quality yrnbanllne tuo-ply fabrlron. Now Hhndrn nf brossti. blur. tan. Krey. am] W THT—F at Man. UNDERWEAR j;r«M*n. Sl7i*e 28-42. 9:00— Wonderful buys for Mother’s WHAY—Night Watch. BOYS' WHITE Dsy. Sires 12 to 20 snd 88 Every stitch is double OR* W THT—Bold Venture, MEN'5 GRIPPER MEN'5 DUTCH RIB MEN'5 HNE RIB BOYS' $4.98 MEN'S $1.50 ta $2.00 to 44. Also 1 6 'i ,o 2 4 'i- WTIC—Groucho Marx: Y’ou Bet SHIRTS ...... 1.69 to 2.98 ,\N(;k stitched. Zipper fly Your Life. front. No-scratch rivets at W’DRC—Harold Pearv Show. Short or long sleeves, converti­ OR BOXER points of strain, riiilored of 9:.20— ble or epresd collar. Sizes 4 to 14. ATHLETIC WAITE heavyweight 8 ounce lilue- W TIC—Mr. District Attorney. Gabardine Slacks NECKTIES W THT—Mr. President. WHITE TIES ...... 59c SHORTS denim—Sanforized. Sizes G to W’DRC—Bing Crosby. Pictured left: Be-chsmilng 1 2 . 10:00— & SHIRTS BRIEFS checked percale that rips W T H T - Rogue's Gallery. down for special donning WTIC—Big Story. WDRC—Boxing Bout *3.91 JL ^1.00 ease. Sires IB 'i to 2 4 ',. 10:30— Qpltnn^K/asfier Qimlilv fnhrlm, broWn, blue and grev. SIzea 6 to SprliiR ami nuininpr patti^rnfe. Iliimt-palntcd pan* W’THT News. 7 9 f 16. ol^d fanhlona. KexilU’nt conMnirtlnn. WTIC—Short Story. Just Arrived! 5 9 ^ 6 9 f BOYS* Sanforized, full cut shorta. u/itk H filR iS iiirt WONS—Ja c k ’s W'ax5,'orki CLEARANCE! SCOUT-TEX WDRC-Music. another shipment of Albert's Comes In white, solid pastel l-Tne combed, full cut shirts. Fine oorabed, tong tapered MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S $5.98 lOi'tfk— colors and fancies. Sliea 80- Plenty of give for sure com­ briefs. Styled for your com­ From Mid, to spin dry lo ono MEN'S $3.49 FULLY LINED GABARDINE 62. fort. RIsea 84-44. fort. Sized to fit all. .inglo tub —yoor hood, aovor SUMMER POLO SHIRTS W THT- Three Sons. touch hot Mopy wolor. Also 11:00— GIRLS' SPRING News on all stations. t-n Intermediate Jackets vjJoshf^CWner/, SPORT SHIRTS MAURNITY COATS and SUITS SHOE DEPARTMENT TRIPLE HEADER’ SPECIAL! SLACKS SlrcH 2 to 12 NOTICE t o : t 5 t « '/ sizes 2, 3, 4 ARCH SUPPORT SNEAKERS BAREFOOT SANDALS Children's Playshoos! Tim annual meeting of the Red, srreen, grai DRESSES stockholders of the 5Ianchester FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY California atylea Joat Uke mother’*, ONLY THOR GIVES YOU ALL 4 and SEERSUCKER Water Company will be held at For Boys’ Girls’ ' In a variety of eolora. Hydro-Swlrl « Cofrlrellobla 1 .9 1 Sires It to 20 the office of the company in Man- Jodhpurs to match... .2.98 *3.91 OFF YOUTH5, BOY5, MEN I Action «Wothmg Tima Short sleeve*. Famous "Penahlre” make. New r-he.sler. Connecticut, on Wednes­ At This Low, Low Price summer nanforlzed ahlrting*. Small, medium Rayon gabardines anil eheek*. Zipper frnnY, SHORTS day, May 2. 19.51. at two o'clock HIGH 5NEAK5 AMXNtf Hot J Tkor Ovtrflow and large. light weight. Size* 29-42. 2 UtaMr >ovbi«. ® tinta p m . E. D. T.. for the transaction .V V z . 9 7 the following business; Of those V4 •» Solid colon, and stripes. Sirea MORE 8 In 6 and 6 to 12. 1. To receive the report Hopalong Cassidj' Sizes 6-2''2, 8- . 9 7 rlradi-ls dml, rm HIik.l MEN'S $29.50 ALL W OOL sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 LADIES' COM8ED of the Tres.surcr. 6. 6 'j-1 2 . . 9 7 $1.00 2. To elect directors for S lie s 5-8. the ensuing year. SWEAT SHIRTS And I ’p CH ILD REN ’S COTTON BRIEFS White, maise, blue. Sizes .1 9 Virgin wool coverts in red or na-.-y 3. To approve and rati­ $223o 50 to 12. with add-a-j’ear hems CHILDREN'5, MI55E5' BALLERINAS SPORT COATS Q White and pastels. Sizes 5, 6, 7. fy the acts of the Board • Red, White, Brown Herrlagboae and tweeda. Tan and (rey. SUes 86-42. of Directors since the last Sizes 5-8. Red, blue, white. Black. bhM. Annual Meeting. ' Slaea 10-S. 1.97 Suits in rayon checks or virgin wool o Leather Uppers 4. To transact such YANKEES or RED SOX flannels. o IdHig W earing Soles NORMAN'S WOMEN'S othbr busineiu as may le­ WOMEN'S gally be brought before T- s h i r t s Bine and wMte. Siena 4-f. • Sizes 5-2 CHILDREN'S the meeting. .19 LIMITED QUANTTITES ■ IHI VARIITY MART' BEiite only. Siaea 8 to 16. Bv order of the President. INFANTS' WEAR gubtrers//f Main Mun«Ke*te Lorin 3-164 Harry C. Straw Women's, Growinif GFrIs' Gasuals-MaRy Styles and Colors $1.97 r 448 qRartfnri Hood ’ -.w, , ' . . - ALLESON’S U LINCOLN’S Secretary MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR ..L. ' Tplcf^oM 2.8171 723 MAIN ST. (Carner Bissell St.) TELEPHONE 6614 599 MAIN STREET SHERIDAN BUILDING ■ . -1—

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2li. 1951 PACT flP TEBM . PAfiB nOUBTEEI* Beshore ImpreMes Werle Proving Ace Reliefer for Pittsburgh Pirate^M )^ittle League to P l a y 30 Game Schedule With His Courage London, April M — m — T n U t * BMhora of HarrUboff, M ., M p Test«r4s]r’s BatsNs PromiBing Rookie Pitchers Get Out of .My Way Three College Players Amerleaa h«v« loaf hlg ia>nMnid boot t « Bu* Vejar Favored Saves Three Games Doubleheader to Open New Torg I. Philadelphia 0. rop«M IlfM hMVjrwglilit cham­ Reds Expect to Enter XVsehInztnn 7. Bnitnn 8. pion Don Ooeknall iMt alfht, but I'levsisiid 8, Chirsfo 3. - In Main Bout Break Legs Sliding Home St. Luile-Retr-ilt. pcetponsd. rain. British nowgp«p«ra hallad him to­ K< Nstlnsal day as the tougheat thing ever And Wins Another Season Memorial Day Btiiluii . tlrnnldyii 4. aeen In a boxinc ring her*. 1952 Olympic Games New York. April 25— ( ^ —So still doesn't consider himself a PlltebiirKh II. Chieago 4. [Ymiiip Sl.niifortl Boxer j SI Lmila a, rir.'lmiaU 1. Tlie D«UIy Oraphle said ’’BMhore far this spring we’ve heard of full-fledged Y'ankea because he won a title—that of the Champion steady Kdtllc Lopat. shut out Hi : hasn’t been in Lenox Hill hospital, Philadelphia fi .N’ew York 4. ; !MreiK Billy lMnrpliy| But’S Tt>p Retls; ^ anks Philsdelphia .Xthletics. 3-0, in Ne' Games Scheduled Every three college baseball players xvho Intrrnadonal punch aselmilator in boxinp.” The Decision Poses Some Sixth Team Sought For where all the ailing Bombers arc No games aciieduied. Pop Atlilelirs Behind York, to retain third place. Detroit 1951 Little League suffered broken legs sliding into sent . . . Rounding a somewhat op­ Dally Bxpreaa called him **A walk­ Kcc SofthaU League In Trrvrr lleatlliin'r i Tuesday and Thursday Msntllnta ing punching hag.” Hia Newt Absorbing Questions; and the .St. Louis Browns wer" home plate . . . Wonder if the timistic note (or 1951, North Car- Amerlran Lopat; Nats Surprise rained out. Chronicle eald. "Bethore must be ."terretHry Nilio Acelo of the Nights; Each Team to Baseball Schedule coaches think it would despoil tlie olnia fool hall Coach Carl Snavely " t. Pe GBI. Little likelihood of I Nrw York April 2?> Un- Sid Gordon’s three run homer off riet eland . .. ona of the toughret men In the ring Rcc Sofuiall I>cague reports Bttsox at Feiixtay Park beautiful campua to dig a sliding predicts thMax Surkont went the route for Dodgers vs. Cards rielroli New York. April 2A nut Street Tavern entry has de­ baseball schedule has been pre­ frozen ground? . . . Lou Ltnuuer, ers on Ihe Eintraclit-Frnnkfort bull of the ring—one of the atrong- hardhitting Rilly Murphy in the Tuesday, Juno 5 -- .me mlichty sbrorb- rided to drop out. thus leaving Fvery llinc tt'IIlie Werle saunlcr."( his second victory. who hit a pinch homer for Ihe soc. er team, xxhirh opens a U. est, toughest boxers we have ever I main eight rounder at SI, Nicholas pared by Farl Yost for the 1951 Card.s v.s. Yanks I’lilla.lelphia IB* questioriR by dearinr thr way a vacancy Any team Intere.sted to the mound for Pittsburgh he Stan Musial broke out of a bat. Athletics Monday in his first time tour May •>. have agreed not to .1‘s seen in this eountry." to compote tn the IPliZ Olrmpii season with opening day activities rhiirsday. June 7— is R.Rked to contact Aceto. ' Arena. Inereases Branch Rickey's rejiuta- ting slump, craeklng three atngle.s at bat in Yankee Stadiiiin, is a marry during their four-xxecks nr.' -Id,' ii The Dally Mall said the ca­ I The IP-year old Stamford to .spark the Cards nlnc-hit attack slated to get underway on Me­ Dodgers vs. Red Sox Bronx boy who lives only seven trip. About half the 18 players are pacity crowd of 10,100 at Harrln- Tile league meets Monday tlon as a ina.sler Judge of players. Cln.-nz-. ^*CkVR thi» moan Uial Ibo Krom- ag.sinst Willie Ramsdel and two morial Day, May 30. with a twin- Tuesday. June 12 — blocks from the Stadium . . . Mich­ liHchclors . . The United Cerebral night at T IW at the Fast Ride jlConni schoolboy sensation has I’dleli'irch . gsy Arens gsv • him "A round of lln hao dorldod thoro in little Itko- It was b.sck in 1949 that Rickey, .'Sucre.'-.sors. Veteran Max Lanier bill. Paired in the holiday classic Red Sox vs. Cards igan’s Bennie Ooaterbaan figures I’alsy Spoits committee is offer­ .SI. I...Ilia applause at the finish -and no Iter won all 27 of his pro starts. 17 of lihood of woriri war next then head of the Brooklyn Dodger.", spaced rigid, hits in his first start will he the Red Sox and Yankees Thursday. June 14— he won't have to worry about los­ ing a novelty "Home Ron Baseball i’hila.ielpli.u them by knotkoiils. Murphy, a 24 fighter eoiild have deserved It more. Opto thio m'-an that Uiia-Rinn offered $200 000 for the lefthami ! for the winners. .Mii.sial had only in the first game while the Dod­ Yanks vs. Dodgers ing his scanty supply of football Bank ' to contributors of a buck nr iloel -n year old New Yorker with a stiff N. w X'.-rk Me (X as •imply plastered with pun­ alblotOR (Bn now oompoto on a par , ...... 1 1 l^'o h't.s to sliow for 13 times at gers and Cardinals cla.sh in the Tiie.sday, June 19 — players If the plan for deferment more to I Ins worthy can.se . , . The with (ilvmp'i rules’* says Rrun- wallop in his fell hand, represents relief speriallst. The Pirates dus- ye.slorday, ( .n.-li iiaM ishment " with tbo worlds boat” nightcap. I Dodgers vs. Yank# on scholastic rating remains in- University of Texas basebsll learn ' I ’hicii's toughest opposition so far. j Coeknell. the lAl-pound London- Thoro la no way lo answer the lingi dalned the offer. And is Rii key ^ Washington'.s Bob Kuiava be- Little League activity will I Thursday. June 21 -- changed. He's sure all the seniors features a hiirler named Ehrler. \ .s Hriindag. leaves tmlay for an The 10 p. m. test) bout, limit­ I er, xx'on s clean-cut one-slded de- flral quoatlon positively, but thankful. Branrh. of course, i.s now j rame the sceond visiting aoutlips’i again this sca-son be held at Me- i Cards vs. Red Sox are in the upper three-fourths >f Olympic meeting in Vienna ed to eight rounds because of Va- Dots All, Bmlhera ' j risinn but Beshore nex’er let up. Ivc aafoly asaumod that Soviet general manager of the Biic.". ^ to pitch the distance and win in monal Field, Games have been ] Tiie.sday, June 26 the class . . . Although two Na­ I I 1 Imperial Russia competed In the jar's vouth. will be broadcast and I’almerton. Fennsylvanla iiii i The Daily Express said. "Reshore’s sports stars will not enter mter- Fiinni* thing. Werle wa.-m t wortli i Kenwav Park this season. Alex srhcdiiled every Tue.sday and Red Sox v.s Dodgers tional Hasketball Assorlatlon clubs 1017 games hut since the revo- telecast. I fairly long nddrrssi is proud of ils j i ; rough and tumble l.ietim had onlv natlonal competition unless they a plugged nickel in spring training. | Kellner of the .Vs was the other Tliursduy evening, following the ; Thursday. June 28 alread.v have undergone fimincial lutlrin Russian contacts with the I aUilrtes witii short nmisnal names' I ' the most fragmentary connection are confident they will show up It s Chico B first ovting as a In .some 30 innings he wa.s man-| v«ar onlv l ,(o lefthandera 'opening doubleheader, 1,1th Satur- I Yanks v.s Cards reorganitatlons this spring, the iiiitside spurts world have been j . . . It is the home of Bill .Mlkx’y. | I (Xltli hoxlr,g. but the Y’ank like a won apalnst the athlotos from the main cventer on a network TV-ra- handled for sonirlhing like 10 hits , nal Newhoiiser and Gene Bearden (lay afternoons a.s the makeup day 'Tuesday. July 3 league is planning to operate xvith 1 sO -Id Domocracles. very few until last year dlo show. The youngster Is rated and 20 runs. But once they started 1 _ did the trick. for postponed and tic games. i Card.s vs. D(vlgers tin' Temple I'asketl'aller. and b'..- ' ' lank kept moxlng forxvard. firing Russia IS known to have excej- the same ten clubs next sea.son. mer Valo of the Athletics. Next '• l.aniea It also can bo aafoly as.siimed the b«at welterweight prospect in Allaa 4}ettel. M L tn r m n r American Ismguer, hopes to solve the Giants relief pitching proMna. playing for keeps, hr quickly began .,ix as.sorte.i tlmgers for Each team will play fifteen Thursday. July 5 - That will be the first time in five piMirhes wlxJi'h rnrelv landed on lenl women track athletes, anil candidate la Bella Vide a six-foot- that if Ruaaiaas oompata. Amen the Bast since .lohnny Saxton and He name hark xia tke Oakland Coasters. Jim WHaon, center, once with the Red Sox. plana tn make to look like a million biick.s. games, meeting the rival elubs Yanks vs. Red .Sox years there havenl been any 'be target areas .and ivhlcli cer- r t good aoccer teams, but Its strength , 12 hits ineluding five doubles and four ba.skpl iMller xx ho scoied near­ can interest In the (ramos will ho ,Ioe Miceli went Into the Array. the Bravfss' Big Thn-e a Big Four. He slriicl, out 2*8. had an earned-nin average of t.»S with Seattle. He's been in four of the Pirates j ea( h five limes. Tm sday. Julv 10- changes. fn niv never hurt ' In other sports Is problematical. j a triple, the Phillies slapped the ly raid points in 2.'i high s> hoisl , at the hlRhost pitch ever Murphy has built up a 32-11-2 Tom Xlorgan. 20. up from Binghamton, clinched the Yankee opening left by young Whltey Ford's Army six ronlesta and Pittsburgh has I Th(; Dodgers, defending chain- Red Sox vs. Yanks Boon* Ta Boom The Daily Telegraph halltd Be- For instance on Monday the In­ i\lh straight defeat upon the I mplrc Art Gorr !a r1iinip<'(1 by IViiniifii Ismvrry St. I^oiiU games . . . While 69-year-ol(l Tom Russia has boon flirtinK wnUi record on the power of his left won them all. He saved throe and 1 pious, will be coaehed by Jack Thursday. July 12 Comes next fall you’ll be hearing ' .shore as ' A Ighler of trem-ndo’.'s ternational Amateur Athletic Induction. Cards won, "The Thing. " . . . Or J-ie .McArdle one by a Swedish girl. Women'# Lena Faulk, Thomssville. Ga F.arli 1 M-l. ( A I* \Mrr|»hnto). ling Aao.sciation He’s the one xvho i rii-e.i'is effoi'ts” The Dslly MIrrnr but nothing came of It. jabs and right uppercuts. The starter Vernon Law yesterday. ' Goer will conch tho Yanks. The Dodgers v.s Red .Sox ran tell you about him now . . . Joe track Is one of America’s weakest won without mueh trouble yester- j won the 194r> Hamidetoniiin xvilli j i • I 11 ' >.xld Beshore had been touted an Slowly Russian amateur gov­ Connecticut lad has plenty of sav holding: the ('uba scoreless for two! Red Birds were fourth last .sea.son ; Tuesday, July 24 was working xxith the freshmen on f l 1 '•■r X'lio alwnvs kept com- sports day. Miss I.enrzyk beat Mrs. , innings to preserve Pittsburgh’s i lie.stei!ow n Just a Ie(v daya-niteri erning bodies have affiliated with vv to go with a well roiui'led at­ Church Bowling Playoffs Liiicsrores and the Y'ankees third. Red Sox vs Cards defense last fall and had taken one lian.: 1 . 11 1 1 ( • I' I, -leky lO 11. I ing and last night he kept com­ the International Federations—a Japan always powerful In George Trainor. Rorhester. N Y . j 6-4 victory in Chicago That made | Thursday, July 2 6 - lieing lliro'.xn from hia suiky aii-l ! ' tack. LOCAL lad aside to correct some mistake. Amerlran ing In for ni.ni'hment for 10-roundi necessary prelude to Olympic men's .swimming and with eager 6 and .1. and Mi.ss Faulk won from | it 10 scoreless innings this season | Yanks Vi. Dodgers tiampled b\ a horse . . . Kiirsl St I.eiila al I'h.'-sgii i2t XX iilmar lane Thomas, Salisbury. N. C., .X , Natianal . . . The rest of the frosh started a Whllxvorth, ulio tabbed his 196'i in.n--Ion." competition. athletes In other divisions—la edg­ At tie Chiir.h Bowling la-ague The r II off r.s on a three game | for the 29-vear-old native of Oak- Tuesday, Aug. 7 - play while they talked. nietc 0 li XI. -1 ;(nni I'l-li (,. Oii'-ipert il-O) But until now there has been ing hark Into the Olympic picture and 3. ‘ land. Calif.' • R ..d. i. . . urnMill nni001 0 o:>2ii> -• 7 i.i Dodgers v.s. Yanks Dkinhoniii A. and .M. fooIlKill 1 „ T'. i fi iha- ii eMll. The Communist Dally Worker titlier upper bracket matches lo- roll ,'M ia.-i' nighi, St. James's ti.'ai p nfall r sis between 11.e | ! Br,...kP ■, ...... 200 IIOI Oia—4 10 1 Sports Mirror xvas a "woosh " as something went no Central Olympic Committee In and Western (lerniany may have Miss O'Sullivan Werle started right off on open Thur.'dav Auq, p SPORT CHATTER ■Mp.iad tlie * th.ng tidily " had lid I I'iiitretelpiiia at N't-(x- Y- tk Kelliiel ,-it.*o "n s mlldiv Impressed xvllh dav saw Mary Ann Downev. Balli- team No 1 fo- i.< second lime. fir.sl six leams o Hit league. Cincinnati runl''S.a .^urk'tiit at;r1 Muollcr '7>. past and the lad to xvhorn Joe was 1 o I \ .• .Sh, n I o 1.1 a team at the next games. South 11 1.1 (•.irds vs. He,I .(4ox Bv men Old for spring drills. .Saul ' the Amerlcn'n The Worker said. Russia. Now It has been created nioie. playing .lean Hopkins. I.ake- right o h(,ld tlie .Nr''.:”!- I? Er^ktnp *, Rnnkhp^d an-1 Toda.v a Year Ago------Terry Al­ talking disappeared . . . "I looked XX a-hli.K' ■; .'(1 it '' I Mst:-r" America led by Argentina, is more The winning team memliers are ,n 2 1-3 Innings to safeguard a 4-3 lAmpHncllA Tuesday, Aug. 14 -- I'.ars "Din t knoxx wliether Ihiit | It was onlv h'-s Iron constitution and has applied for recognition Still Favored wood. Ohio, and Marjorie Lindsay, j der .larvl.', trophy fhr a year They len won the British and European EARI- W. VOST around and there he was five . 1 rii i.r C. .nan. g r s I 1 (11 Parnell Olympic minded than ever before. J. Reilly, R. Lupiiachino. Martin F' 1 victory for Cliff Chambers. He HRp Roi8. C' rr Gordon, Hkn. Red Sox vs. Dodgers inean.s xxe’ll lie twice ns good a.s that alloxvf'l him to keep Intact Approval aeeme certain. Iieratur, III . taking on Mra. Sarah | previously won i lee on the ,, pi ;.' flj-welght championship by out­ yards away, flat on his back. " says 10- 1 I All this means that the winter Reilly. T.boray. Hildebrand and J | rarnc right back the next day w.th Farillm 1,1’ Erjikin'*. Sports Editor last season or txvlre ns bad." | (1 n IV rrsmea a. lie.lnle.l. his i-ecord of never being put on There may be some question Mellick, New York- Mr.« Melln k , i\ l‘i( h must be " ' ; i 'u *'' i m pointing Honore Pratesi in a 15- Thursdax. Aug. 16 - Joe, "lYie Thing had seen some- sports at Oslo and the games Pinehursl. N C , April 2.’> i n I ippachino. ! three scoreless rouiid.s against St. Inlernallenal the cnr.v.is " raised as to just how amateur are had the longest match of the open- permanent posses.sion. the first round bout. Y’anks vs. Cards iiody xvenr.ng a wliite abirl .so he themselves st Helsinki next year Defenfling rhamplon Pal O'.Siilli "The Alexander Jarvis trophy i l-imis If save a .X-1 game for .Murry Pilt.-ilc.jrpii .... ixin—ft 7 t Northern Connert ic.it 74001(1 (jf dad -in 0 e .,1 X! . Ill 1. al. Russian aporta. As Avery Bnin- and nearhvpng round, going 20 holes to win ye.ai it was dmn .d uy .\n I. . i. Five Years Ago—Catcher Walk- , ‘ 'i''"d®.v. Aug 21 - s >11 All g.imes xvill be played at blocked him " Fast starter# ' may draw the biggest and best van of Orange. Conn will he presented along with other Dickson, in his next outing, he Chi'-fiirf ___ 020 <100 ‘I20 -4 7 • Spi .1 kO-'. - al ('U.i(( a. dage. U. 8. Olympic president Y h i . s 'V..S dunn ■ 't.> T'lk V' sc *- M Aiwi M*H'uI1 'UfTh, Cards vs. Dodgeis empires will .supply a’.l men for K"uert-nn Park. K|M>rts Before Your Eyes l:. 1,, . X- 'I. . ..|.t... Hoop ..\nd Hit m iry lists ever and produce the .Smilhern Pines sHll looked liki ' from .Mrs. Kdward Ne.shitl, Phila- stopped a Cincinnati uprusing in the L’iu er Cooper of the New Y'ork Giants points out, cash payments to indiviilua’ and team prizes at the T.mnn %nd Walker. HR. Thursday, Aug 23 Little League baseball games itu.s Jackie Farrell, the Y'nnkees' Y'onkers. N Y’. - l N F A l — Tlv 1 the girl to beat as the eight-match delphia. seventh inning and wa.s rewarded suffered a broken finger as the re- , S\ a at Hnffalo athletes and special training I fiercest competition. The Irophy w .s von ln,«. V, ar annual banquet held at Garden Prh \‘. "Atl/i’,'' \y p Lf.w. LP lyo’x n Y’anks vs. Red Sox season at Memorial Field. Mar.ch'.*ter C’linpi'>r of the Con- road secretary xxhi spent five traxi'dng starting gata used in I Dasdon, O. — fNKAi — Day- 1 .... second round of the North and | The lower bracket had three with the victory when the Pir.utes suit of a foul tip in a game against ' camps prohibited. There have i'.v SI tri'ig ef. tm-.m. No. .’ Grove on Tuesday, .May 1st, the Boston Braves. Tuesday, Aug. 28— nc'tirut Bo.il'I of ApprovecI weeks of "spring training " in a trotting races usually moves 3.5 ' Bedford, Mass JseU Web- I ton's basketball star. Junior Npr- been reports of such goinga-on in Hchulaatlr Baaehall Results South Women# Amateur Golf Idangeroiis (hallengers to Mias rallied for two runs in the ninth rinrinndti , OOO non U»—! « \ Red Sox vs. Yanks Little I-eague games have been J 1 i".'bii| I'luiu.-es ((ill hnkl a ris. Is rated by scouts as on* of Tournament got under way today | O Sullivan Mrs Kstclle Lawson Ten Years Ago—The University hospital folloix.ng lliree . oper.-x- I'l 45 mlles-.in-lionr, Init has been ' Fa xlii kel. R I onlpoliited ' Hartford 4. Hillh'Uise .1 to snap a deadlock. |St Li>ui.«...... iin 01© lOx—;j 9 1 Thursday. Aug. 30 - scheduled every Tuesdax' an I : '--’ti' ■ M .: d'iy nigh' at 8 ' the best major-league baseball Russia. The long-driving Mias O'Sullivan, | Page of ( 'hapel Hill. N. <' . Dorothy M'lse, York, Pa against Mr,".. of Texas lowered the American lions, hope.s lo lie imek on the jol> elm !(cd lo elose to 60 inilea-an- ■ F.dinonds. Hailfrjrd. "But there is no reason why Bristol 8. Hall 0 Werle yesterday sh.ared honor.s Raini.*l--ll, p.'rk -wskl Ij), Wehr-'.i if r Dodgers vs Card.s rhiiisdny evening at .Yl'inutial d .dlde Kec. Kielly, Los Angeles, and Mae Mur­ 111 sprint-medley recoi-d to 8:23.2 in in Biiotlier xxoek or i(xo. Jackie Innir Inn yni.ls pn-.l the xxire. 1 prospects m college. I Klngswood .X. Weaver 1. winner of the Augusta Tilteholders Catherine Foxpark, Bloomfield. N. with outfielder Wally Westlake, ani. I'rariK.aa I.ar.lfr ami ilara- Field folloxvmg tlie o|n'mng dax Russia should not psrtlctpata In Sports Schedule Klnla. LP Ifam.adfll. the Drake Relays at Des Moines. Tuesday, .Sept 4 — Meriden 6, Hamden X Tournament last month, played the ray. Rutlami, Vt., who al.so works j beautv. who accounted for four Pittsburgh double-header on Memor:a; Day the Olympic games If It compiles at the hotel employing Misses Dir- j . - Tix'enty Years Ago— Garry Herr­ Cards vs. Y'anks best golf of yesterday's opening runs with a three-run homer and a Thursday, Sept. 6 - Opening day xvill tmd the I'.ed .So\ I o n n s .S', » Y 'l k non 031 000—4 10 I mann, former president of the Cin­ Ml T l i n e round when she stayerl even with inger and O'Rullivan. r< Beat Rhody Friday. April 27 clutch single. The homer was West- Dodgers vs. Red Sox playing the Y'ankees and the Dodg par in winning from Mrs. W. B. Mrs. Page had Ihe easiest match Bristol High'at Mnnrhe.ster. 3:l.’i I lake's third. Cub rookie (Turk) riiii«df|phi» 010 .111 oox—« i: 1 cinnati Reds, died at the age of 72 B('wni%n. Jowe^ i4». Krwm<'r Tuesday, Sept. 11 -- ers oppo.smg the (.'ardmais. I’ l.M Cocke. Charlotte, 4 and 3, to pace in the brac ket yestenlay. coa.sting ■ t-i„r,s April 2.X Ti Oiithil 8 Oval. I Lown wa.s the loser. TCfiiri'-'J;- i.S>. l < 1ft) Koflo l7). an4 Red Sox vs. Cards poned :ind tie games will tie plavi d 1 O the favored performers through bv Mtb. r F. Faton. ,Ir.. V\ollealcv' ^ ^ *i « ' Cards Win. (lim b Flyera on Time M o i i o i v d Hills. Mass.. 7 and 6. Today she | ' mversity of Connerticiil Sunday, May 6 M'..Btrutn; Miller Konatauiity <9) Thursday. Sept. 13-- on .Saturdays. the opening test Hamilton va. BA s. 2:30 Oval. I The victory tied Pittabiirgh uith Wiibrr WP: Miller. LF B-'-^Tnan. mft Mnrjorif Biirna. GrDj'nsboro. ( ba5#*ball team capitalized on six Yanks v» Dodgers Her second round upper hraeket Monday, May 7 i Chicago for second place, a half | Dayton. O.— (NEA1— Daj-ton W.i.'durgt m. Ap;il 25 t h r e e j eoach Joey Oavin conducts foot­ First named team shall be the Ty Holland likes the Cleveland Am azing opponent today was Carol Di ringer. N.C.. whtt also was over In R.hodr I.sland errors to win their Silk City vs. Aircraft. 6 -Oval. ' game behind the National I.eagiie ' \meriran l.eagae ball practice sessions along rigid, borne club. Indians and .St, Louis Cardinals m , Ihc Associated Frc.ss all-time All- 8 and 7 winner over Mrs. Kliza^th winning from^Mn*. Richard Hell- ! Yankee Cf*nfercnce baflt'ball Wednesday. May 9 leading Dodgers. wh- 4 1 the maj(B- league baseball pcnr.iini mann, Pinehurst. 6 and a j -rusx stop-watch precision lines, accord­ ' Postponed and tie games will Amenca f(x..thall team xxill b« Robson, Fort Wayne, Ind Mis* Hamden High at Manrhester 3:15 7-1, by the Boston Braves in Brook- | y ,.. .'Bjo i>xi Oux—3 : races this season. M is.h Kielty and Charlolle De- , of the sea.son 6 to 1. The ing to schedule. I be played on Saturday afternoons hoiioied I.ere June 2-3 at Ihe .Na­ BENSON’S I'iringer. who makes her home in lyn. The Cardinals edged into t h e ;’ shenti «n4 East Hampton vs. Ridges, 6 — Tipton. Lopat starting at 4:30. Offer! Tiffin. Ohio, spent the past winter cozen, Parsippany. N. .L. both e»sy ; Huskies racked up enough in a j tional Cel'britie.s Golf Tourna­ Oval. •* first division with a 3-1 win over nprra. Herb .Stex’enron. eomniissionci working at Ihe deak of a .Southern winners yesteniav, met m another . hectic second inning to win. on two | Floral Baekdroji ment. Cincinnati in St. Louui, The Phillies of aaaignmenla Tor the Northern Pines resort hotel slnng ivllh Miss lower bracket niar.-h. The nfhers ^ watks. threb errors, four stolen f handed the New X'ork Giants their . nni /V)i nav-. 2 b'* i These first team members have DOUBLE TRADE-IN CT. '-(Ip:...... Connecticiit Board of fmpirt.s. re O'Sullivan. paired Mae Murray, national run- ‘ base.*, triples hv pitcher Jim ! Yeatc-rday'B Stare i .sixth straight loss with a 6-1 vie- C'l»'VPlLr'i ...... 021 on Oiix- :> s 0 Louisville— (NEIA) — Some 45,- accepted inx’datiotis and xx-ill re- Last Nighi^s Fights ports -Cliff "Pop" I'lleasnn and One of the top matrhes of the nerup last year, against ^t^s Hoi* O'Keefe and Joe Bettencourt, and tory under the Philadelphia lighl.s. I'a.n .Yi'd Vlarh »•. F#*li#*r (ini 000 plants, now in greenhouses, ( eix'e a " ai ds from Ihe Tniu hdmvn Frank Vittner will work the lYv. ALLOWANCE tournament liHimed m tlu- upper brook Platt of Pinehurst and Sonia , h double by Fddie Clark, Balling—Wally WrsUakn '' Bob Feller kept the ludian.e iii will be transferred to the turf at ('luh "f \1 .irhinclon o:i the first Baseba.l Lo.ag.je opci.i j- at tlu- ratna, Coiitr'd a home nm and first place in the American League, ft.-hirjci -P 001 101 400- 7 9 0 Churchill Downs on Kentucky B.v The Associated Press I... tJc.Aton ...... oao 000 210—5 ft X West Side on Siimiax. .M.i\ ti 1,-e- soa single tn drive in four runs arirl stopping the siirpnsing Chicago Derby Day, May 5. London— Don Cockell, 181, Lon­ Fu.D D Hut.-(*n .Maliaiua. Kuzava ani •''Ipht. MrD^r- tween the BA s an i Hamn'.'.if. \'n lead Pitt-shiirgh to a 6-4 victory White Sox. fi-2, in Cleveland. Run- don, outpointed Freddie Beshore, ■ I'l I IF "' I i.'-t'Thani. .Michi- mott 1 7» ani Raft. Dannis and Donnie Cm', k .-, !.,iv( over the Chieago CXih.s. • nenip Washington remained a half Min*- VislloKr. D-'t*rr. WjlUaTia. H»w Times Have Changed 185, Harrisburg, Pa., 10. CHI .YOUR SMALL SCREEN been assigned llic May 7 game be- Pitching F.d I.kipat. X'aijkees. | game behind. upaeUiiig the Red I.F Wight White Plains, .N'.Y.—Tony Alle­ T i. kk - tl'ilbiir Henrx. Wa.xh- txveen Silk City and liatl an! Doled out four hits in pitching Sox, 7-.X, In Boston's Fenway Park. Columbus. Ohio— —in these gro, 137, New Y'ork. outpointed ingten a- I I'(Ter, O' and Brnnko Whitney. x> Itile Jbhn BoheiiKu and New York to a 3-0 .shutout over The defending champion Yankees, lu'HjiF At Dptrolt, pcstpor.fd. days when a ball Is thrown out of Roman Alvarez, 141, New York, 8q N 'giirski -M inneiof a TV SET NOW ! m St AeAmetffht et/et S aii/f Wall Snoxi will xvork the Fast the Philadelphia Athleties. behind th e four-hit pitching of' rain. a game at the slightest niek, it is Detroit—John Summerlin. 188. Giin-d'. Fudge Heff-Iflnger. Hampton and Willimantic game The Man For refreshing to know that on April Detroit, outpointed Dick Hagen, Valc. ar.'l Boh .S'lffndge, Tennes- on Jlay 9. 11. 1912 Kansas City and Colum­ 197, Chicago. 8. .•.ee bus in the American As.soelation Loa Angeles—Nick Moran, l.Yfi, Hai k.s Jim Thorpe Carli.slc, All Types Of played an entire game with only Mexico, outpointed El Conscripto, Slate Baacball Comniixsi'iner and bunie •Nevers, .Stanford, one ball. 146, Mexico City. 10. Harold Turkington report.s that tho Of Ihe other three fir.st team VAN’S semi-pro tournament xxdl be nieiirbor.i. M:ir.'!'l iRedi rtrange. Auto Repairs staged at Bulkcley .sil.vdium in Illinoi.s h.i 'tbark, '.'-ill not he able Hartford this season. It wa.s orig­ t' ittend, xvliile Adolph .Schulz. inally planned to hold sectional , Michigan, center. and Walter Work done right in our own garage tourneys xxith the finals at tho Ecke’snll. Chiraco. quarterback, Gat our DOUBLE TRADE-IN ESTIMATE now for small acroan TV sat. You'U ba surprisod whan you to# ^^^Frigidaire I stadium but due tq lack of inter- are dead. how much your outdatod sat is worth in trade if you act at enco during Philco TV wook. No matter what your car needs in the way of repairs ’ eat and woil-.ing conditions In de- Bu-s Ham aports editor of the . . . from a tune*np to an overhaul . . . you’ll be Rivini? fen.se plants only one event xx-il) be Wa.shington Post, which sponsora The only refrigerator tho) yourself and your car a break by brinj^inj; it to Van’s j held, that in Hartford. 'the tou-nnment. said "It seems Full Size Garage. .Ml makes, all models, we handle them all I ; lo us it i.s particularly api'ropriale providos Hio 3 KST KINDS SEE ' Annual Wedne.sday Night Y' lo give these axvards noxx' to the.se Bowling I.^'agiie ban(iuet xvill be '•real athletets There is loo ,17-inch All Kinds of Motor Rtpoiring, Wheel Balancing, Of COtO-eodi with its g24-52S .MAIN STREET T E I . 5161 MANCHESTER held tonight at 7:30 at the Brlt- , much moral decav in aome flcMa Ignition and Corburetion Repair* and Adjust* own rofrigerating system! EHlS i_ish American Club. , of modern sports, as shoxxm by Console ■ the basketball seandals, hut these monts. OHIY ! George England, Nexxt Taggart 'football giants represent the fln- Q(0JEy Bill Kelley. Larry Gaskcll, Fred , e.st devi lopment of athletics We 95 I Dickson. Dave Robinson, Bill and ' heliex'e the all-time All-America ’319i FOOD-FREEZER COLD! Abbie Eagleson—the British ' team is a symbol of democracy H ot Tom Here'e Philco Model SERVICE American club Board of Strategy 1 anrl personifies our great Amerl- •/id H’aFra^4|r 1601 with aenaatiopal Fraaza and ttora up la 73 lb«. —put Its stamp of approval on 1 ran Ideals.” I The axvnnis will he presented with Balanced Beam 16- of maah ond other Iroian foodi this season’s BA baseball team at ioeh picturs—A'o B lurt a recent practice. on June 2 bv Ted Txmits. general B alan ced STATION in the leparata locker-Top at your Authorized Lincoln-Mercury Dealer ' sports editor of the Assorlated S o Sntear! Mabogany- ConilonI food-fteeter eoM 1 Press The team was picked in Boom TV finiah cabinet. Buff VAN’S "The Cornerstone Progress, " a ghret wfe protection for weeiu a poll of the nation’s sports edl- Buy new and now end SAVE! 427 HARTFORD ROAD West Hartford monthly publica- . tors and newscasters in coopera­ ' tion. 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Stock No. U-123 I will comprise the league this sea- 136, Galve-ston, 8. for the following work done by ur for Douglas Motor I Sales, Keeney’.s Garage for one 1941 Chevrolet: PistoM provided by Cold-Wdll ,y,tem I ------Spaciol dMiqn for bMt *Koetheri*ed (expanded), new piston pins fitted and of chilling coil. In cobinel wall# 1948 OLDSMOBILE— 4 DR. SEDAN TV viawing. h’s your* * 4 5 9 ** aligned, new connecting rods as required. .American Gray, Radio, Heatot now with ANY Philco (Pina Thx Md Warranty)' hammered piston rings supplied. Our work order No. Stock No. U-160 16 ", 17”, or 2 0 " TV Trade In Tour Small Screes 2594, date 4-19-’51. ’'Scheibel’s will be happy to furnish Ward Week Bike Sale IF YOU WANT A HAIRCUT, tabi* model or console. any information on this process. One Meter-Miter Does Everything I 1947 OLDSMOBILE— .2 DR. SEDAN Set Block, Radio, Hootor, Hydramatic o6 To Any aBrbor Shop. All 3 zyOamt . . . Locker-Top, ' 8 8 Tune In WreetUng^ See “Honest” Dougla.s first for tW best in used cars RogulcHly 51.9ft, naw Only 10% Dawn on Torms always. This car and others ax’ailable at Hydreton, and main toed cem- Driva. Stock Ne. U-115 But If You Want tho BEST Service and WFTHC-TV Philco Television ; portmant. . . gal Itioir 3 kind, of ^ cold from a dngla Malar-AAiMr. The lowest price this year—the only bike on the market equipped with 1947 OLDSMOSILE^ONV. COUPE Workmanship! Of Course! At the ' H'l lha dmpla,! rofrlgaroHng General Electric Sealed-Beam headlight. Electric warning horn. Tan vinyl Groan, Radio, Hooter, Hydramatic Easy Payments -- Take up to 65 weeks fo pay It> madp for meehoniun pvar built —and only plastic Troxei saddle. New Departure coaster brake. “Air-Cushion” balloon Drivo. Stock No. U-110 Frtgldoira ho, HI tires. Full size model. Boys’ bike black, red and white trim. Girls’ bike me­ Manchester Barber Shop oncc-a-week ikop^ng!. tallic green, white trim. AH obovo cars carry the famous ’Ed" SuHivon DOUGLAS Sofa Buy>Usod Car vDdrronty, 1101 Moin St., Opp. the High School Reg. 39.95 Hawthorne Model 50 Bikfe—Jr. or full size. 3 6 * ^ 8 Motor Sales Spoeial Attention To Juniors! SSS MAIN STREET Four Barhors On Week-Ends Spk«priHONe SISS ■ ■ - 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 PA6 S 8SV1 NT9 BH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 Adtomobilea for Sale Aulnmnhiles for Sal* 4 Healing— Flumtiing 17 Help Wanted—Male 36 Hltuationa Wanted— Garden—Kara—Dairy. Waated—To Boy IS Malt 39 Prodocta The "expanding patient load," the Public Kecords 1941 CHEVROLET dub , coupe. 1941 CHEVROLET 'i-ton pickup, PLHMPI.NG and Heating Furn­ ROUTE Balesmait. Excellent op­ to WAKTOD Ctood OMd ..fciii— and aquipmaat In ths commlttaa saliT will require 40,250 Airliner, Navy 1053 License! Gassified Motor Just overhauled and rc- good condition and priced right. aces. oil burners auic boilers. Earl portunity for right man. Salary W ANTED —Part time work. Have BLUEBERRY BUSHES, t and S Any quuUtjr. W* odiar ; Truman Calls Top beds, compared with 18,406 avail- flnished. May be seen at 27 Adams Clarke Motor Sales. Tel 2-2012. Van Camp. I'el and commisalon. Apply In person. ost priOM. Woodakad. Permlta 13 years’ store experience, meat year cultivated, locally grown, **^Turthennora," ha deel«ad, Obituary able laat July 1. street, Buckland. Will consider Open evenings. Ideal Cleaners, 73 Summit street. cutter. Drivers’ license, knoW USA i^ashioii Shovr Green Manor Estate*, five new big producer*, targe berrlas, assy “thay will not aven taU me how Mobilization Team The Navy’a new funds Include Issued Hei /Advertisements trade. town well. I work atternatlng to grow. Priced reasonabi*. F. iS Inauranca there la on the 1417,956,000 for aircraft procure­ Plane Collide, five room dwellings on Elizabeth 1947 PACKARD deluxe clipper (Moving— I rnrking— TR AIN E D M AN Wins In war or ? shift* 7 to 3 and 3 to 11. Will be GUI, 85 Darning vreet. ment, 473,044,000 for guided mis­ drive, six on Quaker road and 11 CI.ASSIMKI) AI»V:i. 1941 CHEVROLET Tudor. Motor, soilan. 8 cylltvler. Radio, heater, s io r a g c t o peace. A man-power shortage will Here Tonight they eey U»*y able to work foui hours each dav Koopu Wltboot Board It (OMtlnncd frotn Page One) siles, 4365,856,000 to expand pro­ on Green Manor road, each to D K n HOIIKS; front end completely overhauled. overdrive and other extras,. Goixl follow Ih vhe w-ake of Korea. m IL 1 Deaths Fall Into Sea That Is Up to 1 O^Qof M A M ’HESTEK . aekage Delivery W riU Box O. Herald. PANSIES, Sate* GlanU, 68c bas­ FURNISHED Room for on* ga»> Ooldflne eald compwy oBJcUle 1 duction facilities, and 4137,000,000 coat 411,500. Guaranteed. 1910 Plymouth condition, one uw-ner. Price $1,- Will you be ready to ca.^h In on ket, perennial flower plant*, Banking committeea which deal Robert Savoy, alterations, 7 8:»n A. M to 6:45 P. M. Local lignt trucking and package tleman. Ntar Main atN ot raoa* Soroptimkts to Sponsor want him to make a written offer to start building and reconverting At the State ArmOr} sed.an. new- .notor recently equip­ OuO. Inquire 31B Garden Drive, or It" Study at home, spare time. gladioli bulbs, canna bulbs. Prem­ with controls legislation. ships for the active fleet. (Contln jed from Page One) Ashland street 4500. delivery Ketrlgeratora. washers 2-2170. » Hazel aUMt. for the mlUe, "but how can I ped. Dougla.- Mo.ors. 333 Main. call 2- '600. I, C. S courses are sound, prac­ Ongn— Htrffia— I 't l t -Jl ier etrawberry plant*, asparagus S l^ EzhibH to Help whan I can’t find out If they want Covers 15,000 Plants Navy spokesmen said they hope J. F. Fogarty, garage, 54 Wal­ Still Flagging Behind and stove moving a specialty Jos. Rollason ing into about 30 feet of water tical, easy-to-follow and employ- root*, flowering shrubs, ever­ LARGE . pleaaant double rooms, to eell "lock-etock and barrel, Price Director Michael V. Dl- to have a fighting force of 810,000 nut street 4850. 1950 4-DR. S T U DEBAKER 1918 W ILLYS Jeepster. Inquire Phone ■2-(l’,52 CDLLIE Puppies. A.K.r. Sables, between one-half and one mile off­ Loot aiM Pound I or-ncrepted. Coursei- cover 400 greens Wooulnnc. Gardens, 168 libe Caneer Campaign with or without the (food* now In Salle expects the factory celling, men 14 months from now. The Fred H. Petlg et ux, alterations By 1 o’clock this afternoon 10S| CHAMPION $1695 — Radio, Homer Larrahee, L. T. Wood trl*. J. H. Pore heron. Demlng with twin beds. At the CUter. 14- covering 75,000 plants, to wipe out shore. itALL PHIl , tor moving, light hiisiness and technical subjects. Woodland atreet. John J Zapad- 16 Wadawortb the plant, or what have you." Navy has 63,400 officers and 600,- 241 Summit street 459. l o s t street, Wapplng. (Off Buckland Araat part of the runaway price boom Passes Away driver'a licenses had been Issued i ' —PASS BOOK So. 28823. heater, overdrive. Locker Co. trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. G. I. approved. For full Informa­ ka. 8474 Ik s flat,’* a humoroua. A t thU point he produced a let­ 800 enlisted men on active duty. Carrulhers said two bodies iden­ William Ca.savant, alterations Notice is hereby given that Pas* Road), Manchester 8370. that followed the Korean Invasion. The Marine Corps are described tified aa Navy men had been re­ the armory, location of tha suM 1918 LAND CRUISER 8TUDE- Specialize 'r movin- Good work. tion write International (Corre­ AT THE CENTFR, clean, com­ SkM. wOl ba waaantad thla avaninf ter from Andrew B. Trudglon. at­ 31 Columbus street 41.200. Book No. 28823, issued by The PiUCMIERK Strawberry plants, a t tba *T>erty Day raaWtm Show ’ The country will find, DlSalle to the committee as being "at covered and "Wo are recovering branch office of the Motor 'Vehlclel B A K E R —Heater, overdrive. Call 2-3774 anjTliiie, or 2-9248 spondence Lchoole, Box 1669, fortable rooms in quiet homa 90 torney for the company. In which Former Well Known Administrator’s Deed ; Savings Bank of Manchester has Garages— Services— M ALE English Setter. Orange $1.25 per 100. $10 per thousand. at tba Varplanck achool auditorium a written offer for the mill* waa predicted, that his Office of Price least three to four timoe stronger" .some other bodies which are being Department. This was the best day after fi Scranton 9, Pa. Wadawortt. atreet. Raymond F. Brehant admini­ been lost and application has 1918 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN, 4- Storage 1(1 Belton. Thvo years old. A.K.C. Rhubarb mol.s j for 25c. Four or anrlBff tba mtarmtaaion. A team requested, "with which the com­ Stabilliatlon has "not been play­ today than it was a year ago. brought a.shore but have not been Call 2-9762. Bnsinesfi Man Dies strator of the estate of James E. so far. Inspector Daniel Kerr said.’ been made to said bank for pay­ DR. — Immaculnte. $1395 I'HK AUSTIN A Chambers Oo., YOttNO MAN, general work drug 5 acres of good land for rent. ROOM FOR Rent. No kltdian from tba lliauranca Entertainment pany could do with what It like*, ing pat-8-cake with prices"—that Air Force officials said they identified," If all driver’s licenses are to bej Brchanl to Annulli Construction ment of the amount of deposit. Model 76. Black, radio, heat­ iJARAGK For Rent near Pirn- Ux-Bl and long distance moving, store. Good salary. Pleasant work­ Charles O'Uonnur, 171 Union privileges. Gentleman preferred. Buiaau of Hartford, conslstlns of Goldflne eald.. in the months ahead people will After a Kong Illness plan to have 87 combat wings in Issued here by the time cuircnll The Navy plane, he said, was on company, property on Hillside er. hydrnmatlc. Acres Inquire 14 Okott street. packing, crating and storage. ing condition*. Artljur Drug, 942 street. Phone ,5608. Call 5252. Jaan lUa, Paulina Ames and A r­ By phone from New york to­ realize "the whole program Is operation by June 30 and 95 wings licenses expire at midnight, Aprllt ^ LOST—Lady’s gold Bulova w-rlst Lite Slock— Vehlritt 42 nold C. Thompson of Waddell road, "a planncrl operational flight." street. 1949 FORD CONV. COUPE Ra­ Phone 5286. Service to all pa. .s ol the U 8. Main street. ' . day Trudjflon confirmed hi* stand tougher than they have been led Joseph Rollason, former well late in 1952. The size of a "wing" A flotilla of rescue crew, includ­ Ineorpo ration 30, Kerr said the daily total would watch, Tuesday, vicinity Main IJtROE, PLEASANT room for win perform: with Karl F. Borst of that Goldfine should make an of- to believe.’’ varies, depending on its mi.ssion. dio, heater. w-hHe side walls, A and Canada. CJad 5187. Hart­ SADDLE 3 0 9 SKR for rent. Also I known busine.ss man in tlie Depot ing a diving crew, went to the Lyilall Garden Apartments, have to be a lot more. After to­ atreet. Finder call Hartford 8- ROUTE Salesman, steady employ­ one or two. on bue line, twin bade. Oxford street as “Emcee” and ac­ fep without an Inventory. "He’s Almost half the airforce funds, $149,5. ford 6-1423. for sale or trade O dar Hill Uouarhoid Giuida M OPS will follow up with three area, died yesterday after- scene. Coast Guard. Navy and capital 4.50,000 in .500 shares of day's total has been recorded it 1323. Reward. Riisiness Services Offered IS ment. Good pay. five-day work Phone 67( 5. companist. Last night the same a buslnwtsman." he declared, "and more major ceilings within a week. ; nr 4 30 at his home, 71 $700,000,000, is for airplane and will at,lll be behind last year's 1948 PONTIAC CLUB UOl'PE Ranch, 34 Bush HUI Rond. .Man­ other aircraft flew over the area common at $100 par starting with week, Blu Cross, life Insurance OLD RED Tin Barn. (06 North cast entertained the children at the has been In the plant several related procurement. Much of the figures. Radio, heater, six cylinder. chester 590(1. County Home In Warehouse These will cover machinery, cot- \y„j,inpton street, after a long looking for possible survivors. I $50,000. Incorporators Dave Ein- PETEH W PA.NTALUK, electrical Pnlntfng— Fapering t1 paid. Vacation w-lth pay Apply In Mam id reel, buy-r and sell* gwid times durlnsr recent weeks he ton textiles, and wearing apparel pppjod of failing health. He had rest is for pay and support of an Kerr reminds all drivers that the .1 $139,5. contractor, maintenaiicr ana wir ROOM FOR R.>nt West Side. Point. First reports said the airliner! binder, Frances M, Zito. Jean Pas- Pcraonals person. Msnehester Coat, Apron used furmt-r" auo anlKpie*. should be able to make hi* own Air Force of 850,000 uniformed office is open dally from 8:30 until 1948 CHEVROLET AERO SE­ Gentleman preferred. Call 4408. The showing of atyle* from dawn Inclmling shoes | reached the ape of 78. vanished in the water hut that bits qunlini and Jay E. Rubinow. Uig for llghi and power 40 Foster PAPER HANGING painting work and Towel, 73 Summit atreet. Poultry and Supplitt 48 Frank Denett* Phone 'J-.1376. evaluation. The new order will bring some' Roth Mr. Rolla.son and his wife personnel by July 1. 5 o'clock and closes at noon on Sat­ TH E PKOdPekn HUi School tor D A N —Radio, heater. to dark will be In Charge of Blalr'a of wreckage were floating to the Warrantee Deed street Phone 3303. done personally, meaning good Another Stevens' official. George priee Increases mainly for those; were horn in England and came to urday. young children Pre-kindergarten, PLACE YOUR order for quality ROOM FOR gentleman. Private store and ToU 'N Teens Shop. Aa surface when the first Navy rescue \ hqU Investment company to 1940 PLYM OUTH 4-DR. SEDAN work at moJeraie coel Raymond Coleman, business manager of who heeded the government's ap- Manche.ster in February. 1906. Hi.s kindergarten, tirr grade Monday I ALL APPLlA.VilES serviced and chicks, prialuced from leading COMPLETE SELE(TION entrance. Near bath. Central. In­ announced, the program 1* for the boat reached the area. Joseph J. Sullivan, property on 1948 STUDEBAKER I'i TON Fiske, Pel. 2-92i>7. Hockanum Mills, said today that pea! for 'voliinlary" restraint and father was a shoemaker in the old Top Approval through Friday. Transportation I repaired, burners, refrigerators WANTED strains, also started chicks in quire ’.24 Charier Oak street. benefit of the Cancer Fund Drive, Frajliie (^liii*f ; Scarborough road. furnished. Mrs Lela lYhur direc­ CAB and CHASSIS solid maple and waxed birch cribs, Call 8368. under auspices of the Soroplimist an Inventory of the plant would be then were caught in the Jaii 26 country and a brother rhoniaa, I ranges, nashers etc An wurK INTERIOR and exterioi painting, limited quantities. .Sliiiiley Dick­ Camden, N. J., — (N E A )—Train­ tor. Phone 4267 1948 INTERNATIONAL -\ TON FIRST CLASS PLASTIC chlfforobes, chesta, high chairs, dub. local women’s service club. taken over the weekend, "however," price freeze But thes ■ will he out- long deceased, prei oded Joseph in ; guaranteed Metro Scn.-ice Co­ paper hang'-v*, celbngs reflnluhed inson, 531 Lydall street. Tel. 5403. he said, "it will be several days— Of AP Missing Retreat From Area Transpontine TlU ers working out horses at Garden PANEL rel Manchester i-uXS.'-l Fully insiin-d Expert work. V\al! balhliieUea, solid maple hunk LARGE FRONT room. Nicely Men and women who attend the weighed bv the rollbacks. DiSalle leaving England. Both ■ men were State Park say the track is in ex­ fiirnnlshrd, Continuoiia hot water. past the May 1 deadline—before a p j j engaged here In shoe-making and W AN TE D to alternate commut­ 1947 INTERNATIONAL TOS paper bookc. Edward R ' Price MOLD DIE MAKERS beds, children’s three piece chrome show tonight will enjoy themselves complete evaluation could be New York. iN E A i The cellent condition. ing to Springfield. Hours 8 to 5. PLATFORM •\L\I)0\\ SHADKi' made loonier Arllrlra for Pale 45 sets. F'or couple or single 316 Spruce and at the same time assist a wor­ rrr-KorMi IVIcm . PIun ' repairing, and .lo.sepii I'ontinued (C ontinued from Page One) Phone 2-1003 made." INorlli Of Seoul Yank.s and Giant.s of the National or otherw-i»e arranged. Phone I and installed Venvlmr, Olinds TOOL MAKERS street. thy causa. The Tumor Clinic at in the business for a period of 39 It's bad enough ti go to Uie law 1947 DODGE L TON PICKUP •New Furnltuie, Appliances and TV He also pointed out that there Strjpppd to esflcntinls. oath fao-' ,ears, retiring in April, 1946. Hia Football l>>ague will play their 8867. and curtain rods 24 nour service. ( ’HICKEN Manure for garden or Manchester, hospital established tmy s now price coilinR will ho. tho week that he believed he was ho- . with your troubles. but much and MACHINISTS lawn*. 40c bushel Phone evening* ROn.M FOR Rent at 19 Johnson may be some machinery in the (Continued From Page One) first honic-aml-home series this We also have for immediate de­ Estimates gladly given Fagan ' Repainnff 2.7 Shop .it almost five years ago, through the pro-Koroa‘ price, plus wa^e in- ing “ followed 24 hours a day" after ' season. worse to go to the in-laws. livery Studebakcr ton pick­ 6071. Terrace. One mliuite from Main far-sightedness of the late Dr. D. pl.int that the company would not the third of the AP's ('zeeh cm- i ------• Window .Shi-d.. Co. Houle 44 at rreases and increaso(al* 4 ups, 1'- ton cab and chassis. MATTRESS. Youi old mattreiises Steady employment and CHAMBERS street References. Phone 7843. C. Y. Moore, Is maintained by the want to sell. ployes there had vanished. nese had been “ hurt very badly” Bolton .N’otci. Phone '2-4473. tonals. On most materials, in- sterilized and lemade like new ffood "waKe.fi. Complete (iroup BULTON ~ Building stone and Connecticut Cancer Society. Man­ At last night s meeting Goldfine Wr.itPrn colU.ap,ic.x .i«id that >>P to regroup at tho Groon EMPI/OYED Gentleman, Pleasant said he would ' take a gamble and croasos only up to la*-! Doc 31 t an 1949 BUICJK Super 4-door sedan, rHORCUES MOTOR RALES I c a BINFT .Making, reflnlsh and Call Jones Furniture and Floor flagatone. Also rock drilling chester doctor* who serve on the onti.i' car wa.s not in thr garnpr " ' ‘''t ''®ntral front. Unit- in.suranco which includes lifi*, double or s’ligle room. Next to within the radio, heater. Fully equipped. 1948 80 Oakland St. Phone 2-9483 i repair furniture. Srreens made to CJoveilcg 36 Oak Tel 3-1041 and blasting Holtur. Notch (Juar- Hours: 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. Tumor committee on a purely vol- iniake a written offer ho counted. where he u.-nially kept It pel Nations forres piillpo bark accident and health, hospitali­ Pontiac sedan coupe Several I order. Phone 2-9533. John Hahn. ry. Phone 2-0617 Stanley Patnode 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. bath. Quiet home. Private en­ unteer basis include Dr John Ham- | next few days Kven if a firm finds itself en­ abruptly and broke contact with 1938 FORD Deluxe 2-door, Low- R EPAIR and trade on sewing ma­ titled to a price hntist on this basis, But Jones addcld that he had Classified Advertising others. Douglas Motors. 333 Main. zation, surprical and medical trance. 2-9690. ' blet, chairman; Dr. Fxlward Besser. the Reds. The withdrawal was so price for Incxpen.slvc tran.sporta- chines and motors. House Ap­ ROYAL AND SiiiUh-Ooruna port it must Rive O rs 15 days' notiro checked the border crossing points rapid some rear elements were PLUMBING art# Heating. Repair coverage for employee and KecretarV', Dr. Donald Morrison, 1949 CHEVROLET coupe, heater. tlon. Check with Douglas for the pliances. Pendulum and electric able and »tendari, typewriter* WE BUY Jid .sell good uied fiirni- before marking up the price tag. where Oat is might have left trapped. work a specialty, at reasonable family. Vacation with pay. Dr. D. j. Roberts and Dr. D. M. (iranls 16 Millions Czechoslovakia and they had no re­ SEE PAGE SEVENTEEN Very, clean In and out. Priced bSst values. Douglas Motors, 333 All make* of adding machines ture, comblnatiun ranges, gas ROOM FOR Rent in private home, Caldwell. Mrs. Frances Taylor, OPS thus gets a chance to douhlo- prices, 40 years' experience. clocks. F. X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood. One waa ambuslied by Com- right. McClure Auto Co., 373 sold or rented Repair* on al range* and heaters June* Furni­ luidy or gentleman. 2-1746. vice president of the Poroptiniist (heck. port of him. Main. Prompt service. Call 416.5. 7779. A.B.A. TOOL and DIE CO. iniini.sta wearing white civilian Main street. 2-9442. makes Marlow’* ture Store. 36 Oak. Plionn 2-1041. Club, Is a full time medical social For Atom Projocl lender these rules, manufactur­ Czech employes of the A P ^ H o o m s fo r Sale 72- Hoases for Sale 72 30 Grandview St. ROOM For Rent with private Prague bureau began viinl.shing garb or the blue denim iiniforma BUTCK Special. 1939 tudor Good PIXIWING and harrowing. Gar- worker at the rlinie. ers sharpened their pencils to re­ of South Korean supply bearers 1948 CHEVROLET convertible WINDOW .''HADES Measured, family, near bus. Inquire 12 Hol- price gfiods having an nnnual^giops about three weeks ago when To- j EAST HARTFORD. CJuatom build condition. Radio and heater. 'iens and ai rei-ge. Ren.sonable Musical— Dramatic 29 Manche.kter PE AT HUMUS, excellent sol] con­ U. N. troops rolled southward club coupe, radio, heater, very ______1 made and installed lu cnlors and (('ontinued from Page One) value esliniatcd by OPS at $70 bil­ inns Svohoda, .sports reporter and j 4-room bungalow. Fully Insulated, Phone 78,51. j rates Phone 2-1287. ditioner and top dressing. Man­ ll.«ter street. nice condition throughout. See PIANO Tuning, repair*, re-condi-j qualities In slock Keith Furniture lion. This is about 23 per cent of teletypist, was believed to have ! ‘ o «fr d Seoul in a long column VACANT gas heat, storm wdndows and chester 6515. at Luckey, Ohio, was being forced this car oday. Douglas Motors. LIBERAL DISCOUNT tloninfj J. (Jockerhsm, 28 Bigelow- Phone 4159 SINGLE, Airy, front room. Heat, charges Hedging the nation's entire output of goods been spirited away from his home | stretch.ng for miles, screens. Venetian blinds. Nicely | I FIXIOR PR0PLE'4S solved with PERSONAL FINANCE to move because tlie Munitions 333 Main. I llnolei.m, a-pha.. tile counter ."Street Phone 4219. hot water. Gentleman preferred. and services. anil arrested. | "From the air it looked like an Four room single, two unfinish­ landscaped lot 60 x 200. Price in. NEW DODGE 1...-T0N hoard had ordered the reiirtlvii- Suhseqiiently two others, Pavel lepio and orderly traffic jam." AP ' Expert wor, .lanahip, free estl- COMPANY PIZZA Baking i vrn Ideal for MR ALBF.RT HAS Phone 2-3.319. On Iloekaniini The new ceilings must he in ed. built 1949. Near stores and new eludes gas stove and refrigerator.' PANEL tlon of the plant for the pnidiie- Wodjinek and Peter Muenz, dis- Correspondent William C. Bar- 1948 C H E \ T tO L ^ Aerosedan, I mate*. Open evenings Jones Fur- restaurant. Call 2-8185 a n o t h e r g o o d BARGAIN fone bv May 2S Retail buyers Broad Street School, $10,900. This Call agent 3702. ( ' | Help Wanted— Female 35 ROOM FOR Rent for married cou­ tlon of magnesium. will feel the effect later, depend­ appeared. nard reported. There waa a Immaculate. Practically new NEW DODGE ' .-TON nitiire. Oak street Phone 2-1041 Will employ several men aa Just i-cturni'd from location la Improving every day. i SET OF Men's golf clubs —three "MEADOWBROOK’ M( )DEI, ple or 2 girl*. Two minute* from (Continued from Page One) They added they proposed to ing on how long it lakes for the One of their Czech colleagues in solid line of milltarv traffic-ve- Premium tires, radio, heater. Low- PICKUP ■ branch manager .trainees WANTED wood* and eight irons Uanva* bag HOME Main street. Call 2-1614, or 47 build a $3,100,000 plant nearby new goods to roach retailers j Prague reported by telephone that hlrles of all klnda. mileage. None nicer anywhere. COLE MOTORS—T pI. 4161 RADIO A.NI> relevhsion sales and Lot* for Sale 7S YOUNG LADY FOR Must be High school gradu­ Included. $.50 teke* them. Cali 3 ROOMS FURNTTURK WITH Cottage street. liquidate the remainder of their unless the Budget bureau suc­ shelves and showrooms. i "nobody knowa where they are— The tanks rame laat. TTielr Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Best Terms— Best Trade service Antennas installed. Open ate 25-28 with car. holdings here." ceeds In forestalling the Muni­ Prmliirts On IJst they're just missing." I guns were silent although Reda ARTHUR A. KNOFLA evenings Delivery service. Call COSMETICS DEPT. 5^16 during day. 'WESTTNOHOUHE EI.KCTUIC (When plans were announced tions hoard action. This array of products is rov- 1 dntis went to Prague to replace ' had already infiltrated further Realtor SEVERAL CHOICE BU Y NOW! Save price In­ 2-9097. This position offers a ae- REFRIGERATOR 1949 PACKARD deluxe club sedan FOR SAI-F.- LI' ■ halt at the same Hrardeni Wanted 59A for the liquidation by the com­ At Watertown. Mas*, they said, end: Nathan Polewctzky, who had been | south. (.'ommiinisf.s on the hills crease on new Hudson automo­ Excellent (ondition. Private .sale cure future with splendid op­ "BENGAL" COMBINATION 875 Main Street—Eat. 1921 BUILDING LOTS IN ALL in lioaiiliful, air-conditioned place 20 ycar.s. Jim Rolston, 29 RA.N’OK pany, pro.speetive purrha.sers were the Ordnance department is fore- f ’(»nsumer “ hard goods," includ­ Jnsrph Rollason expcllod from the country 11 weeks commanding the highway let the bile* in our stock, prior to new Save commission and otli-'r KKPAIRLNG BY uart K Wol­ portunity in consumer finance W AN TE D —Working Girl or wom­ ...... ing theni to vacate spare whicli Phone 5440 or 5938 SECTIONS OF TOWN. government Increase which was cott on wasliing machines, vac­ ilazel street. Tel. 5707, Just like new. Fully gimriinlei'd. given 30 davs to make an offer) ing ra«hos. television sets, refri­ csrlirr on charges of unobjective tanks roll by. Home Llatlnga Wanted charges. (3*11 7008. store. Good 3nl;iry, piths com- an to share my single home. A.II Goldfine. who owns the Win- [has been used for an experimental gerators, washing machines, eldest son, John, also followed in | lepni tiiig, a charge that wa^ not allowed al) dealers. Choice of uum cleaners, .otora, small ap­ field. Salary plus car allow­ Used only s abort time, for Orderly Retreiat S. A. BEECHLER ! mi?.-cion«. No nipht:i or Sun- KILL, I>OAM. sand and gravel. exhibition. conveniences. Call 2-4171. throp Mill at Winlhrop, Me . and researeh laboratory ranges, furniture, hardware, house­ the footsteps of hia father, but' documented and which -' - “the “ AP de- In the extreme west. Allies fell colors and model*. Top dollar for CLEAN CARS UNDER CEILING pliances. Welding and cutting ance and insurance. Other Tliere. they said, they propo.se hold appliances. Realtor your automobile. Can purchase ! ilavs. CaU 7195 b'tween 9 a. m. and 5 I WIIJ. ARRANGE George's River Mills at arren. died during the influenza epidemic nicil. hack in ortlerly fashion before DUPLEX—6-6 rooms, two car ga­ lA'RITTEN GUAR.VNTEES 1 .Motor replacements A-1 Repair. benefits include group life in­ to build a $1,250,000 struetiire Many processed food and grorer>’ outright without trading your p. m. LOW EA.SY TERMS Me., charged that "The company after Worlil \t'ar T. swarms of Chinese, exploiting rage. Excellent location, imme­ Phone 6969 I Sales. 180 .Mam. Phone 8.597. surance and liberal savings Wanted— Roomii— Board 62 will not give me. a prospective unle,s.s they sireeeil In leasing a items, including breakfast cereals, Mrs. Kollason, the former Sarah car. McCl'ire Auto Co., 373 Main 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN I ...... I With Storage and Insurance until their Imjin river crossing. They diate occupancy. $14,000, cash and retirement plan. you want It. at no cost to you. REFINED Young man deslrsa buyer, an inventory of the ina- building from Boston university. crackers, rookies, nincaronl. apag- A. Green, was married in the were less than 25 miles north of SALE OR Lease. Main street busl« street. Tel. 2-9442. 1941 PLYMOUTH TUDOR I cINOLEUM Remnanis, 50c square j Apply Mr. Byrnes Cliiciigo Set needed $5,000 LOAM. No 2 grade at $3 a cubic room and board. In privat* home. lietti. canned fish, potato chips, pari.sh church of (Quarry Bank. Seoul. South Korean capital out ness location. Used car parmite 1941 CHEVROLET .«EDA.N i yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. FOR INF"pe baby carriage, two- .son. Tliomns E.. of 41 Strant west were pouring down the Yon- HOWARD R. HASTINGS-2-1107 8350. — Heater. New seat covers. fice of local firm. Apply Connecti­ rang*. ABC Appliance, 31 Maple. City and county officials and cellent condition. Call 76,54 after economically rojiaircd. ABC Ap­ tone brown. Also power lawn street, who is a.ssistnnt treasurer chon-Unjongbu invasion route. 1948 PLYM O U TO 4-DR. — Radio, cut .State Unemployment .Servu e, and 2-1675. county courts will close at noon. W ELL BUILT older home, conven. LOTS, southwest comer of 6. pliance Co., 21 Maple. 2-1575. mower, good condition, less than POINT 'O WOODS cottage. June of the Manchester Trust Com­ This highway also leads to Seoul. heater. Jet black. Good tires. 806 Main street, Manchester, or Calls l)a\4soii pany. also four grnmichitdrcn and The Uhli-ngo Board of Trade also lent location. Three rooms down, windemere street and Irving TURRET L.^THE 3 years old Inquire 42 Hollister CALORIC FOUR-biirner gas stove. 33 - July 7. Phone Hewitt. 8800. Allied fighter plane.s and bomberji 1948 B m C K SUPER 4-DR —Ra­ ."-IGN PAIN TE R desires truck let­ 2-0027 evenings. two great grandchildren. A sister. will close at noon and most of the three bedroems and bath up. Oil street, next to Broad street BALCH BETTER BUY' street. Good condition. $25. May ba seen loop sloi'es will bo closed during attacked them all dav long. dio. heater. tering or any small sign w-ork. OPERATORS Fo RFC Prolu* Mrs. .Sarah A. F('reiin>', live.s in steam heat, cash required, $3,500. | gchool. Inquire 270 Oak street USED CARS I THREE WOMEN for general at 77 Oxford street. 1 tho afternoon parade. This is The most abrupt U.N. pullback 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE Professional of long standing. IRON FIREMAN forced air furn­ Wanted to Kent 68 England. Shown by appointment. Douglas laundry work. Steady employ­ spring vacation week for public was to the east of this road, in the LOT, 2H ACRES, with welL — Radio, heater, new clutch. 1951 MERCURY 4-DR. SEDAN— Phone 6981, call evenlnga. ace. Complete with ducts and FIX)RENCE Combination gas and Fiincral services will be held Blanchard, Realtor. 5447. ment, benefits. Apply In per.son. MIDDLEAOE couple desira 8 or (Continued from Page One) school children and Catholic west-central .sector. There the French Road, Bolton, $1,500. (3all 1942 CHRYSLER 4-DR. — Rndio, Fully equipped. Mu.‘5t be al)lr to set up. High controls. CaU 2-9646. oil stove, excellent condition, Friday afternoon at two o'clock .STENOGRAPHIC seiwlces. typ­ New Model Laundry, 73 Summit 4 room apartment. Life time resi­ school.s have declared Thursday a ! broke contact with the Chl- AN OLDER Home with three down 8770 after 5 p. m. heater. Dark green. Extra wages. studio couch, pair new Chicago at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETMAS­ ing, letters, reports, composed, street. G IRL’S 22" bicycle. Good condition dents of Manchester. Call 3-0658 testimony that Dawson and his •Mam street and Rev. W. .1. Mc- holiday. nese just south ol the 38th paral­ and two up. Extra lot. Owner has nice. rink skates, size 7. 2 Iron beds funiily spoilt cost-free viicutions at lel. Then they withdrew to new­ TER 4-DR.—Fully equipped. ansv. cri-d,. Telephoned dictation, Reasonable. Hod-*-d*y water after 4 p. m. I-aoglilin of the North Me thodist After tho Soldier Field recep­ to sell. House Is heated by oil. LOT IN South Windsor, near Man-I 1941 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SPE­ HOUSEWIVES. If you can spare and one spring. Call 8735. a plushy Miami Hcacti. Kla , hotel tion. Gen MacAithiir will return lines north of the threatened Seoul- Excellent condition. Purchaser Chester line. 200 foot frontage,^ 1948 BUICK SUPER 4DR. SE­ delivery service. Mailing list*. All FIBRE EQUIPMENT CO. heat. Like new. Call 7295. cliiirch will officiate. Burial will C IA L DELUXE — Radio, 3 evenings s week for 3 hour* W ANTED — Young couple with wliicli was an ItEC bomiwcr. to tils suite in the Stevens hotel Uhiinchon highway which ap­ can move in Immediately. Priced approximately 280 deep. Tel. 2- D AN —Fully equipped. accounts strictly confidential. 8PECTAL be in Buikland Cemetery. Fncnd.i i heater. New Paint. Samuel Ltnaay. 2-4731. each evening, have a car and need Hilliard Street BATH TUB on leg*, cast Iron lava­ family desire 4-room apartment. President Triimnn has said he to Slav overnight. He is sched­ proaches the capital from the east. ri'ght, too. For details, call T. J. 9848. I saw no rea.son for ins aa.slstant to may call at the funeral home to­ 1947 CHEVROLET — New paint, $45 a week call Bostonian Mfg tory, medicine cabinet, 30-gaI1on Like new white combination all In vicinity of Manchester. Fura- morrow from 3:00 to 5;00 and in uled til leave Friday morning by The ambush by the di.sguiscd Crockett, broker, at 5416. Open Monday and Thursday testify and has hinted the White TWO CTHOICE Building lota.1 * fully equipped. Co., collect, tel. Glastonbury 3- galvanized tank with aide arm cast Iron Bengal stove. 4 oil and 4 Isbad or unfurnished. Dial 9-2640 the evening from 7 ;00 to 9:30. auto for a reception In Milwau­ Reds was sprung during this Evenings W ANTED — Part* counter man, House would not honor a subpoena kee. the General's legal rcsidenoe. withdrawal, just east of the SPRUCE STRF.ET. Duplex 4-4. Hackmatack street. 88 x 267.1 1947 C H E V R O L E-T CONV. Household Services 2126. This 1* not plastics, hni.shos, married. Experience preferred but gas heater, st» am radiator, We.at- gas with minute-minder and stor­ Storrs, or white Box 15, Merrow, if the committee issued one. Kiimlnva-Uijongbu road. Allied Hot air heat, 2-car garage. Large Priced to sell. Call Agent 2-8106. T BROWN-BEAUPRE. Inc. COUPE. Ofrered I3A cosmetics or utilities. not nece.a.aary. Brunner’s, 358 Inghousc Ironer, Norge refrigera­ age space. A $400 stove for $150. Conn. In a letter to Dawson, Eulbrlght I Mrs. I.lna Ilrown artillerv and warplanes cut up lot. Only $11,000. Terms. Wm. Phone 7191 Ka.st Center atreet. See Oiet tor. CaU 8611. Must Be Been To Be Appreciated said the HUhcommitee now feels Mrs. I-ina iFindeisciii Brown. 1947 OLDSMOBILE MODEL 78 FLAT FINISH Holland window W AITRESS Wanted. 6 p. m. to COUPLE 45, Clean, neat, quiet, the Reds. But field dLspatches Goodchild, Sr . Realtor, or office 15 NORTH MANCHESTER Nice loti Brunner. that It will be nece.ssary to have ,50, willow of .lolin P. Brown ot 100 X 132. Conveniently locatad.f 1988 OLDSMOBILE tudor sedan, SEDANETTE. shade* made to measure. All 1 a. m. every night Apply in per­ Phone 2-1421 want unfurnished apartment. Ad­ Stafford, died Momlav at the said at least three Chinese divi­ Forest street. Manchester 7925 or vour testimony in order to com About Towu full price $650. Exclusive with! good rubber, $80. Call 2-3633 after metal Venetian blinds at a new son. Club (Jhiartl, 14 Depot Brats aim AcreasmiM 46 dress, Box A7, Herald. sions were .streaming southward. 8891. 1938 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DR SE­ W ANTED - T V. service man. full SOFA BED. maple arms, three plete its hearings on the M ixt^'ot >>-'■’» ’ “ f T Z 'a The W. B. A Guard Club will Alice cnampet Agency. Phone 2-1 4:30. DAN. tow price Keys made while you Square. Manchester. time. Must be experienced and ' - . B. Engley of Bolton, after a long Plug Central Hole FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ way floor Ian p complete. Both W AN TE D -S' or 4 room rent by RFC and its Investigation of the meet Friday evening at the home AP Correspondent John Ran­ SIX ROOMS complete. Oil steam 4543, or 2-0880, or Mrs. Wagner| wait Marlow's have driver's license. Married man illness. A native of Stafford stie 1950 FORD tYinvertlble. whitewall W ANTED— Woman to care for rine hardware and paints. Mc­ for $16. Phone 2-2341. 2 adults References Write Box various external sourees of in- of .Mr.s Andrew .Merli, 47 Pioneer dolph reported the Reds made no heat. Sunporch. Storm windows, 2-0028. preferred. Brunner’s, 358 East had lived in that town all her life tires, radio aijd heater. Has 13.000 BALCH PONTIAC WEAVING of burns, moth holes two .school age children. Houi.s 8 Intosh Boat Co., North end Pur­ rtuonv' on the dcclsion.s of the RFC' Circle. frontal attack on the west cen­ screens and awnings. Very clean S. Herald until three yeans ago when she miles. Priced $1,895. Prl-vate own­ and torn clothing, hosiery runs, to 3, in exchange for room and Center .itrret. See Chet Brunner. nell parking lot. Chns-(Jraft, CIRCULATING Heater. burn* board." tral front. The only sound of throughout. Shade tree*. Near bus 155 Center Street coal or wood, brown enamel fin­ went to Bolton to make her home | |,...... - Sobarban for Sale 751 er. Call 2-3391. handbags repaired, zipper re­ board. Write Box P, Herald Mercury, Champion. Scott-At- YOUNG fU U P L E to be married Fulbright noted he had "invited" with her daughter. i Memorial Lodge, No. 38, Knights battle came from Allied artillery line, stores. Charlez Lesperance Phone 2-4515 water, Mastercraft trailers. Phone ish. Oil burning hot water heat­ soon, desperately need 3 or 4- Dawson on Feb. 24 to meet with placement. umbrellas repaired, WANTED Ma-ion's helper. Phone Funeral services w ill be held ; of Pythias, will hold a service to- j and the roar of airplanes. 3620. 1950 NASH Ambassador sedan. Open E^-enlng.* Until 10 P. M. men's shirt collars revered and GRANTS HAS A GOOD 2-3102. Open from 9:30 a. m. to 8 er with 30 gal. storage tank, one room unfurnished rent. Call 2- the subeommitlec. Dawson didn't morrow evening at eight o'clock at Allied reinforcement.* and coun­ ANDOVER LAKE Attractive 3406 tomorrow' afternoon at 2:30 at the 14,000 miles. Hae radio, "heater, replaced Marlow's LltUe Mending p. m. year old. Both suit able for home 0312 after 6 p. m. accept the invitation. the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 terattacks plugged the hole on NEW FIVE Room ranch house, room cottage. Large living roor 1947 2-DOOR Dodge .sedan, green. JOB FOR YOU WiUiam H. Yo.st Funeral Home, hydramatlc, twin l-ed* and other Shop FILM CUTTERS, experienced. Silk or cottage. Call ,5545 after 6 p. m. At lliat time, Fulbright .said. Main street, for Joseph Rollason ol the central front. An estimated flreplace, hot water heat, attach­ wnth fireplace. Screened In porchJ 1500 miles oi. completely over­ W ANTEIY -3Vk, 4 or 5 room .'Stafford Springs. Rev. Herbert F. extras. Elxcellent financing. Terms • Good Starting Salar.v! screen process operators. Call I "I advised you ol the subi omniil-1 pa.Mtor of the Fir.st Uiii- Washington street, who died yes­ 100,000 Chinese. including “ 'B ed garkge, extra large lot, many Private beach with boat, $7,900J hauled engine Radio, heater. In ROW BOAT, holds five, $50. New- VUTTORIAN bedroom set, bed afiartment, unfurnished. Heated available. Phone 5416 during the Hartford 4-3374, 9 to 5 p. m. tee's comer., that there should be ver.sali.sl ehurcli, will officiate and terday. Members of Linne Lodg-? strapping fellow-a from the Man­ extra features S. A. Beechler. Madeline Smith. Realtor. 2-1642^ excellent condition throughout. • Vacation.8 With Pay! last year. Tel. Coventry 7-6729. dresser with 6 drawers, marble or unheated. Manchester or vi­ churian plains were halted seven day. Call 7456. Roofing—Siding 16 nothing in its records that is not imrial will be in Stafford Springs are invited to attend. Realtor. Phone 6369. or 4679. • Discounts on Purchases! PIZZA MAN Wanted. Inquire Oub top and long mirror, commode. cinity. Cail Hartford 8-4460 - 89- in full accord with the facts or eenielery. miles south of 38. 1942 CHEVRf LET Club coupe. GUARANTEED Roofing and roof SAILBOAT. 15>i ft. Snipe, qrand Phone 3782 between 6 and 9 p. m. A heavy Allied counteiattacK SPACIOUS 2-story colonial. First Chianti, 14 Depo. Square, Man­ 9670, 9 a. m, to 4:30 p. m., or th.at unjustly reflects upon any- Friends may call at the funeral James B. Tuttle. ICFN, who for Runs and handles beautifully. repairing. Cutters and conduc­ • Promotions on Merit! new sail. Want to sell this week. write Box 1169 .Main street. East .smashed Into Reds pouring down floor. 3 rooms and lavatory. Sec­ Wanted— Real Estate 71 1937 PLYM OUTH Sedan Call chester. R O YA L UPRIGHT vacuum with one " He added. Iioiiie Hus evening between tlie the past several months has been Good tires, $165 down. Full price tors. Coughlin 7707. Phone 2-9612. Hartford, Care of Weatherman- stationed on the U.S.S. Ellyson in the main road toward Chiinchon. ond floor 3 bedrooms and two 4909. • Retirement and Sick PIan. 1939 PACKARD 120 4-door sedan. ROOFING Specializing in repair­ Inquire 12 Lydall street. $ 1 0 - 9 5 gan. President Truman came out home tomorrow from 2 to 4, and large lot. Full prict $9,950. Call BRAE-BURN REALTY work. Appiy Jim McCarthy, try houses, $12,600. Madellna ceipt of the death of her sister, And on the eastern battlefront 1950 FORD 6 cylinder, radio, heat­ In good coiidition. Has radio, ing roofs ot all kinds. Also new 816 Main Street with a plan to abolish the present from 7 to 9. Ellsworth Mitten. Agent. Man­ Smith, Realtor. 2-1643 or 4679. Mrs. Winonah Melv4n, which oc­ „ U.N. tank column rolled north­ s e l l i n g ? Contact this office fcj er, low- mile ige, by private own­ roots. Gutter work. Chimneys White street, Manchester. Dtamonda— Watrhf live-man RFC board and put the heater, good tires. New battery SHIRT .PRESS operator. Experi­ curred last night. Mrs. Melvin, wi­ ward Into the town of Inje. Korean chester 6930. prompt and dependable eerric er. Phone 2-1207. cleaned, repaired 26 years’ ex­ Machinery and Toola 57 LOOKING FOR a home or proper­ S7x*t 9 to 15 lending agency under one man. Reds w-ho had captured the city and scat covers. Phone 2-1325. ence not necessary. Steady work. Jewelry 48 This reorganization proposal ran dow of Friend Melvin had been ill TEN \nNUTES from Center. 6 AUce aam pet Agency. Phone ' perience. bree estimates. Call FU LL OR Part time cab driver*. USED CULTIVATORS for F.12’*, ty In and arouix], ManchestarT Voles 6.1 Billion abandoned it, choosing to fight In­ Benefits. Blue Ooss. life In.aur- l EUNAKO wv. YOST, Jeweler, ra- Into oppoaition in Congress -- for a long period. She leaves five room older house, fireplace, hot 4543 or 2-0880 ot 2-0028. Howley. Manchester 5361. F.20s. Allls-CTialmers, Fsrmall M. Then contact T. J. (Jrockatt, at children. Another sister. Mrs. Alice stead from nearby hills. A P corres­ ance paid, vacation witi. pay. Ap­ Apply at City Cab, Purnell Place. polrs, adjust, watches expertly AND MANY OTHER STYLES TO chleflv from members who want to water oil heat, excellent condi­ cornplanters for F.12, Used lime his office 887 Main street or Shannon of 17 Oval Lane, and a pondent Stan Carter said the Allies LISTINGS Needed—Single home ply In person. New Model Laun­ Raaaonable prlca* Open dauy. abolhsh the RFC — but both the Defense Fiiiids appeared to have stabilized their tion. With or without acreage. YOUNG M AN or boy, full or part sowers, selection of used disc phone 5416. Many houses for aals; brother. Carl McAllister of West- multiple units, farms, cottage dry, 73 Summit street. rbursday evenings. 129 Sprue* SELECT FROM Senate and House refused to block line below the town. CaU agent 3702. Heating— Plombing 17 time. Driver’s license. (3ood pay. harrows, tractors of various some building lots, choice land wood street, this town, will leave Free appraisal. Allen Realty Ed Sallivan’s Special! Call 6545. straeL Phone 2-438'( In TalcottvUle and Bolton; som* It. (Conttnoed from Page One) for Chelsea tomorrow to attend Red advances were made by leap PLUMBING and heating. Jobbing makes. Terms arranged. Dublin Mr. Truman- has nominated W. frogging one division over another. ID E AL Location. 5 room single. 180 Center s^et. Phene 51<1 Investment property. Check (glth the funeral on Friday. a special*V. Repiping with cop- C APAB LE Woman to care for Tractor Co., North Windfiam Stuart Symington to be the head Fresh troop* pushing through dead, Garage. 14 acres, barn, poultry evenings 2-0493. Crockett before you aeU or buy. creased military strength of recent ^ pet tuning Automatic hot water children occasionally. Call 6.514. Garden— Parn— Dairy Road. WllllmanUc. 3-3217. of the reorganized RFC. If the wounded and fatigued Reds on the houses. Priced right for quick 1948 STUDEBAKER MULTILITH OFFSET months. Much (# the balance is A New Uniform for the Coach WjflTTED-Your property to MORIARTY BROS heaters a«'a and Installed. Bstl- Produrta 50 Seftate approves the nomination dusty battlefields. sale. Ebcclualve with E. F. Von W ANTED -Saicslady, full or part PRESSMAN the change is expected to be m i*e for purchase of weapon* including Reliable ouyers waiting . ,wl| I mates cheerfully given. Call B. 7S tank* described by the committee Tw'ice they cut off sizable Allied Ecker, agent, 509 Keeney street. time. Apply Manchester Public POTTED TOMATO plants, cab­ VN earing Apparel— Kurt 57 H o i for Sale about May 1. New York—OP)— Johnny Logan, c«»b. Finances arraageC I T. Peterman 2-9404. with some print ahop experi­ a* "superior to any tank used or In forces. Both times the Allie* es­ 4-DOOR SEDAN Market, Bakery department. bage, broccoli, lettuce, pansy formw playing-coach of the Trl- caped with alight losses. First It MANCHESTER— We have Just need 4-S-6-7 room singlet a^ ence. Phone 2-2741 days or CAPE OR Cape Stole remodeled ATTRACnvr; Ranch home— Wx the hands of any potential enemy." PLUMBING and heating, special- plants. Krause Greenhouse, 621 All Dreeerd I'p m ty yWackhawks In the National w-as the Turks. Then the Belgians. listed this veiy unusual 6-room family houses. Howard R, BLUE W ANTED— Two girls, second Monday, Wednesday, Friday from your old fur coat, $35. Guar­ large rooma, flreplace, tile bath, The committee aald the extra I Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop- Baskriball Association, la now In Front lin e,officer*. like the top house with country atmosphere. inga. Phone 2-1107. shift, 3 to 1’ for gt-nerul t'actory night.«. Hartford Road. CaU 3700. anteed workmanship. Let out modem kitchen, exhaust fan. Philadelphia — (N E A )— Frank­ money will not support armed for­ Korea with the Seventh Division. I per water [iping, neyv construc- Radiant heat, oU burner, rear ces "In a major war" and will "hot command, were confidenL But not Not In a development. House was work. Apply office. Chapel street. W E LL RO-TTED cow manure, $10 furs slightly higher. CTold stor­ lin Field was redecorated and new His ex-teammate. Gene Vance, la Korea’s civilians. built last year. Has oil heat, Vene­ TO BUY OR SEU« ; tion. Estimates given. Time pay­ Spencer Rubber Products. porch. Large lot. Immediate oc­ cJr track beds were made ‘for the "provide the supplies and equip­ In Japan awaiting aasignment. ments arranged. Edward Johnson Y^OUNG M AN over 21 to teach a load, |16 foi full cord. WaU age. Open Mondavs. Max They fled southward Into Seoul, tian blinds, drapes, stove and re­ cupancy, $15,(HX). Term*. Wm. Penn. Rclaya, Apr. 27-28. ment essential to an early mobili­ RING EITHER BBtl/I S1245 Phone 6970 or 6044. people to drive. Dual controlled ston* $15 four yard load. Call Silverman, Furrier, 54 Church zation for war.” ' These needs. It and again southward out of Seoul, frigerator, one-car garage. Lot street, Hartford 6-0304, Room 616. OoodchUd, Sr., Realtor. Office 1* Stmtalned Slugging In great duat-clouded columns. It Help Wanted'—Male 36 car. Hours 9 to 2. Phone 4233. 7083. Leonard Glgllo. CTilef McMahon said, must be considered In the 100’ X 140’. Reason for selling, EFFICIENT Plumbing and ttaat- Foraet atreet ManelieeUr TWi was their third disheartened flight owner In service Full price $14.- 2-1642 or 4872 or 8891. i next military money bill. Wicjiita, Kans. — (N E A ) —Joe ing. Plugged drains macblne BOY W ANTED to wash pots and DUMP Truck driver wanted. Ap­ M AIN E Certifled seed potatoes, ItlS MAIN STREET—NEAR MAPLE STREET Will Expand 4lospitals ahead of a Red Invasion. Duet 800. Exclusive with Alice Clam- New York,—(NEA)—Jack Mc­ Wllhoit, who played for Wichita MADELINE SMITH 815 CtNTtt SfKIir., WAHCHtSIf V cleaned, ('arl J Nygren, 303 pans, 4 or 5 hours a day. Aiipl> ply In person. Colla Construction, $3.75, 100 lb. bag Knarfs Mar- The committee approved $10,- clouds were so thick It was some­ pet Agency. Phone 2-4543 or 2- Read Herald Advs. OTHER ADVS. ON PAG* !• Mahon will captaffi the 1951-52 of the Western League In 1919, hit times. impossible to sec for more Oakland atreet Phone 0497. Pine Pastry, 660 Center street. 84 Middle Thirnoike West. kst. 632 East Middle Turnpike. “Your Biiiget Goca Farther At Smart Dress Shop” Brooklyn St. John’s basketbsll 909.503 to expand hospital facilities 0880 or Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. Realtor than 10 feet. squad. in the United States for the Armyi- safely in, 69 consecutive games

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tential military value is being con­ camp committee, spoke of the sidered. All airstrips, however plans for camp this summer. Air Strips Seen Engaged to Wed small. In many cases could be Training will be held at the office adapted for use as emergency Girl on June 12 and 14 and at Camp Need in Malaya landing grounds for fighter air­ Merri-Wood on June 19 and 20. craft. Scout Mrs. Mac Morancey distributed Rubber planters In Malaya are MARLOW'S SERV-UR-SELF camp folders to the leaders. A record nirilrop of 340 tons of News Mrs. Joseph Frey resigned as being asked to Imild air landing HALE’S A P m SHOWER OF VALUES strips on their estates. supples was made Feb. 24 by C-119 chairman of the Program commit­ Flying Box Cars to mud-hampered tee and Mrs. Lucy Jackie was ap­ The Mnyalnn Airways needs pointed for the remainder of the more landing places in line with United Nations ground force# In FURNITURE MART The new Camp Merri-Wood fold­ term. Mrs. Corinne Baldwin volun­ la expanded program and the po­ Korea. ers are now available at the Girl teered as Council representative WALK DOWN TO, THE BASEMENT & SAVE! A Return Engagement Thursday-Friday-Saturday for May. The refreshment commit­ Scout office. Leaders, please drop tee for May will be Mrs. Edward In when you are on Main street Brown, Mrs. Robert Coe, Mrs. LOW OVERHEAD — LOW PRICES — SAVINGS OF 20% TO 50%! and pick up the folders for your Pauline Edwards and Mrs. Arthur Of A Popular Sale! tmop. Why not plan to distribute England. The meeting closed with SHOP US AND COMPARE tnem at your next meeting, so that a program of songs. Refreshments GREEN were served, the coffee having been EXTRA SPECIAL the girls may register early. This will give parents and girls a made in the new fifty cup urn, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ONLY! BEDROOM SUITE chance to make summer plans which was donated to the camp by STAMPS the leaders’ groups and Council, P a u HEAVY SOLID COLOR Double early. All camp applications should be returned to the office. Call the and which is for the use of any group using the camp. The next BIGGEST VALUE mattress CANNON TOWEL ENSEMBLE office If you have any questions Given With Cash Sales All Day THURSDAY about registration procedure. meeting will be held on May 17 at PluA Camp Merri-Wood. B E 0 S P R I N G On Wednesday afternoon, April P lu i 18. Brownies of ’Troop 23, with Intermediate Troop 51 of Bowers R«9. $1.1? 22x44 BATH SIZE . . . . school met last Wednesday. First BOUDOIR lamps 89c their leader. Mrs. Roger Gardner, —leering I’hoto the troop met in the play room, took a trip to the State Capitol Mis* Doris .McGugan KTOWN GIRLS and PRE-TEENS and library In Hartford. Mrs. then ail walked to the home of R«9. 5?c 16x28 HAND S IZ E ...... 4 9 c Gardner, with the help of her co­ their leader, Mrs, John Hamblet. where they worked on badges. Mr. and Mrs. James E McGugan i p leaders, Miss Mary I’rovan and of 172 K,ldri . 0 7 STYLIZE One Group Special At $16.95 Cor. Main and Middio PUROFOAM EXTRA PLUMP Reg. 89c Ameritex Printed Waffle Pique . . yd. 79c $29.95 Values Now $19.95 Tninpiko HAIR $ .00 Phone 2-S991 MARLOW'S FURNITURE Reg. $25.00 Values Now $22.95 CUT for an Appointment DEPT. HAS IT FOR LESS! U TEX FOAM BED PILLOWS MELVIN COX. L00K!9.I2RUCS Reg. $29.95 Values Now $25.00 Remarkable YACHT 7 CANNON SOLID COLOR ^'alu<‘ ! 1 0 0 % Reg. $35.00 Values Now $29.95 HOUSE DRESSES CHAIRS $ 6 .9 9 TURKISH BATIITOWEIS Sizes Turn Your Porch Into a Summer Home WOOL FACE Reg. $39.95 Values Now $34.00 Button coats, zipper front closing, per­ 1 to 9 Cnmc in and see these liiind- $2-99 I smne nigs. <’lionsr from With sanforized ripper covering. Pink, white. ’The alight Irregu- Reg. $45.00 Values Now $39.00 cale prints. All sizes to 44. Reg. $3.98. lariUea wrtll not affect the wearing qualities. Be one of the hun­ *3.49 lovely palleriis. dreds who have already bought them. each IM PORTED ! 75c Styled By AT A NEW LAWN TODAY'S REPLACEMENT PRICE 99c RAYON CREPE SU PS BAMBOO 16x33 HEAVY PIR E LINEN $1.98 SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACE Deb-Nan Red. Green. Blue, Multi and UMBRELLAS Fine quality Cannon bath towel.^ in solwl ahnilo.** of gren. Poach, AN EXTRA SPECIAL BUY OF A WELL K.NOWN MAKE Black. ^^^^LOW PRICE! Rreen and yellow. In perfect graduated pearla with rhinestone BLINDS DISH TOWELS cl.'i.sp. 2, 3, 4, 5 strands. Special. Each Cover bra or straight cut models. Adjust­ S11.98 Plus Tax able straps. Imported lace at top and bot­ $1.39 tom. Colors: Pink, white, navy, black. A l l i | s n i A i i T p n 4-FT. NATURAL BEACH regular $3.98 value. Sale price ...... $3.59 each LIGHT WEIGHT CANNON SOLID COLOR $1.00 49c LADIES’ SLACK PURSES OR BILLFOLDS " M .9 r Real quality pure linen dish towels with green and blue borders. FACECLOTHS lUniiLu IT o With change compartments. In blaek and pastel KNIT RAYON GOWNS rolnrs. P:.arh ...... SHOE DEPARTMENT 9x12 Plus Tax 79c A twx> tone polka dot print with white trim • If you have a pre*crip- FELT BASE Blue or pink. Sizes 38 to 48. Reg. I1.49' $ tion—and no one avail­ MORGAN JONES DISH CLOTHS 5 fo r 54c $1.59. S a le ...... 1.00 Complete With Hardware $1.25 FIRST QUALITY able to bring it in— Ready To Hang RUGS Soft absorbent dish cloths. Made by Morgan Jones For tho.se who want a lighter weight fare cloth tho.se are a good FULL FASHIONED NYLON HOSIERY telephone oar Em ergency 2 PIECE quality in yellow, peach and aqua. Service. A me«*enger will NATURAL GREEN Sheer or semi sheer in new spring colors. Rein­ call for your prescription, LAWSON for forced heel and toes for extra wear. Sizes 8 *j to BABY SHOP SPECIALS ... . 2.29 4 ft...... 2.49 6 54c 11 Buy several pair at the low price. Pair 98c deliver the compounded 4 ft...... LIVING ROOM HOUSEWARE DEPT. BOYS’ TOP COATS sizes 2-6x...... Price $9.00 medicines. You will find 5 ft...... 2.98 5 ft...... 3.49 39c nilU D R EN ’S and MISSES' Values to $13.98. our prices antformly fair. R>9. 49e FINE QUALITY 80 SQUARE ... 3.49 6 ft...... 3.98 $219 C l i L O BOYS' EATON and regular suits also reduced. And there's no extra charga 6 ft...... TWIN STUDIO COUCHES VALUE ^ 1 0 7 TRAIN CASE Reg. $2.98...... $1.98 FINE tfUALITY MERCERIZED ANKLETS for thi* fpq^ial lervice. PERCALE PRINTS Cosmetic drawer, mirror. lock. V’aiious lolors. GIRLS' COATS sizes 2-6x ...... Price $9.00 7 ft...... 3.98 7 ft...... 4.49 15 Month* To Pay With reinforced heel and toes for extra wear Values to $16.98 ADJUSTABLE FLOOR LAMP Reg. $9.98 . . . .$7.98 Sizes 8 to 11. White and colors. 3 pair for Prices reduced on all coats. 8 ft...... 4.98 8 ft...... 5.49 Complete with shade. Idea) for TV. * 1.00 " $49 HOLLYWOOD yard GIRLS and TODDLERS D R ESSES...... $2.29 NORTH! END 10 ft...... 5.98 10 ft...... 6.49 44c UNDERGROUND GARBAGE Valuea to $5.98 PHARMACY Krjf. $39 m RED ENSEMBLE Two to ten yard lengths of finest quality 80 square percale prints PAIL Reg. $12.98...... $10.98 $2.98 TOP HANDLE POUCH OR Other dresses priced from ...... $1.00 Sturdily made of split bamboo. All with \ 'i " slats, Sin* ThU Galvanized Ijirge sire. fl^ Value f*;*,' In small and large patterns In florals and geometries. BOX STYLE HANDBAGS SOCKS special 4 prs. f o r ...... $1.00 4 Depot Square Tel. 6545 LOW COST APARTMENT HOME 6 ft. 6 in. drop. $ 6 9 5 0 GLASS BERRY SET Reg. $1.10...... 89 Sizes 4 to 7'4 Many with zipper compartment. Simulated POLO SHIRTS sizes 1 -6 ...... Special 59c FREE DELIVERY Model Open Fo r Public Inspection At NO RESERVATIONS 7-Plecc. I,*argp bowl. 6 do.nsrrl.^ plastic calf, plastic patent, failles, Imported SAVE .$20 HATS GREATLY REDUCED stmw.-i and India prints. E a c h ...... I*aj Y’our Telephone and BURT LEHMAN’S ATLANTIC SERVICE NO TELEPHONE ORDERS Sale POLORON STEP-ON CAN Reg. $5.95...... $3.95 Plus Tax $2.39 706 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER $2.f 8 to ti.98 V.lu. At square. White enameled. Odor proof. Electric Bills Here (HOUSEWARES DEPT.—MAIN FLOOR REAR) Mattresses Pay Only TilirR.SDAY and FRIDAY, APRIL 26 and 27 $1.00 Weekly ALUM. BAKEWARE PANS Reg. 55c .. 3 for $1.00 98c BRIDGE or CANASTA PLAYING CARDS HOURS 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Varloua shapes for unusual cakes. Come tee the Man In the Moon! Get the detail*—See It today .With hard flniatnd backs that will stand plenty Includea Hollywood head­ T k i c Q u i -Move la tomorrow. , $1995 board. buierap^g mattreaa $1.00 $2.00 LAWN RAKE SPECIAL Reg. $1.69 . ‘ ...... 9B of playing. 2 packages in each box. SpeckiL Bex JW HAL< FOR EVERTTHING 79c MANeHVm i COMlft* 7' and box apring combined aa FAIRCHILD TRAILER SALES, INC. one unit and mounted on • DEVON, CONNEOnCTT An Sizes tega. / .

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I'JO l ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. , jpAOS TWENTY PAGE TWENTYeOMC staying for a longer still quite a number of ' “o^Ma- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, (X)NN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2o, 1951 place among the 107 who will re- i daughters ar< Watchdogs Fail Hnrry H. Rlrkhain, and tholr ’ ers to be heard from, and this Is A U T O G L A S S celve honors. | visit. probably true of the other towns I younger daughter, Miss report of the Constitution com­ Gray, accompanied him in attend­ The Hebron Klementsry school I -Miss Joan Hewitt, daughter of district. There is good Their Families den and home, scenes around Co- Motorcycle Aids Hebron of the ...... MIRRORS Andcraon cho.'r navy blue, trim­ mittee. To conduet inch other bus- ' ance at the Installation closed F rir" aftercoon for the I Mr. and Mrs. VValte- C H ewitt reason to hope that the quota may med with white and wore a cor­ New Senator I lumtda .md I'ldures of ihc Foiiith Andover THURSDAY A new Nature club has been usual apring vacation of about a who has been ill and out of school be realired or over-topped. j of July [laradcs during the past Iness as may propcrlv come he- * Young Preacher The Civil Defense rally at tlie Richmond, Ind.—(/P)—The faith Columbia sage of talisman roses. (ore the meeting. formed In the . New- World Wide Wonder eliib. to be find the house entered, $821 taken lumbia and Pkiil N. Anderson, son navy blue and pink checked suit '.Mic.sl s)>eakcr at the unnnal past "Tliero’s a Widencs.a in Gisl’s tnr PhnwM who rode honeback to being present, and little of a con­ and infant daughter, Bonnie Mae. some ma.^tct oi till .N’litional known as the WWW. „)d " '"whTcler’s'MnH'borm"^ $rorVo'' Mn and their "vicious ” dog locked in ■pre.snlciit'.s parley a l the Ganle M ercy" nml "Com e Holy .Spirit ” vialt their far-flunit perlshioner*. structive nature could be done But visited Mrs. Jones’ mother, Mrs. o f Mrs. David N. Anderson a n d 'w ith pink acee.s.soric.s. I ’ pon their Muriel Warner was winner of I!-:;;::" s‘.rM U p i./ \ ^Wdh^.. .,u.da .r ^eb..n the kitchen. Grange will not ho guc.-t spc.ikcr Hotel. Hartford. Mr*. George "Family Night " will he observ ■n» difference l« that C ^e. a the (^est speaker, R. H. Barnes Eva Tiipper. In Worcester. Sun­ the late Mr Anderson of W o r - j leturii-they will live al .300 West the April spelling contest in the at the Hull .inr.iial G iangc .1' in lav .N’. Lson and four otliei pa.st pre.sl- ed at the chiireh on Friday, April fifth feneration Methodist minis­ of N^v London, said that much with tils graiidiiiothei. Mrs. ni,„nt jss S.'i iiiorc must be day afternoon. Mrs. Jones And Fid Bratton cjme home the __ a.ir. 100th street. New York. consolidated sriiool. Robert cester. Mass., were married .'-un- at the i’mvor.oly of ConiicctKiit. dents. one past department prcs- 27. with a |Hit-luck -upper al 6 30 ter. uaee a motorcycle. apathv is being s h o w n all around, Wheeler, In the meantime t-,1 here if llcbmii goes ov.-r brother, Sherwood Ferris,re iiio . who v>..., same night to find ilia house ran- The bride is a graduate of Rrhatr. cam e off second. day afternoon in the Storrs Con­ Ho cxpc' ts to l.’C in .N’c ’.v Moxli-o dciit ami the current president p, m The choir will be lio.at Every­ He makes daily calls on his regarding defenae. ami that au- Wheelers live at Ainston Lake. ' n,p (^p ,ir even reaches 11. The lives with them, accompanied I sacked and his watch dog -which Windham High school and the Hebron students .at Windham j he had left inside—sitting outside, 111 i.'i Center 8t. Phone S888 gregational church. Dr. George S. I and iimihl*' I'c ha* Ic here ui tunc, ;in*l si-cretary of Green-CholKit one welcome modem contraption and unllv Hebron has shown more ae- Mr and .Mrs Kuhert A Ki .cd ,,,,iire three t'lWii district, with it-s them on the visit, I'nivcrsity of Oonnecticut. cia.ss of High school who went wIlli the shivering on the front porch. Brookes, pastor of Columbia Con­ Ifl.'in. She is now employed by I Ho .sugge.st- that .\al;niial .-lecio- I lilt No. .1'J all.'inlcil. Tlie theme has made him especially pop­ tivitV than many other towns, In and lour daughters of Am slon q ,„,fa of $627. r nort.s .$202 al- Mrs. Agnes Aiibe of Bathurst. Store Fronts, Picture Frsmlng, Supper guii.yl.s at the home of class of Ifl.'il on the annual trip New Brunswick, is a visitor at Venetian Blinds, | gregational church, performed the Modern I’ |.a.,n Iroin I'lic following Hems are men- session at the town vleik s omce It is estim altsl that ntosl liiiman of no percent or over, in all full miisic. C’onnccllcut la.st Jiine and i.s cm- Miss Elizahclh Bortnri, Uwal le.--, luice.l ,11 the warning To receive to receive tax payments bhe will iirlpga cjvn diiitlngulsh ahoul 66 credit .iihjci ts, are: Arlene Snglto. The bride, given in marriage by pioved by Buelianan and Com­ tiirer, whit will h a lf u ,htn-tl\'. the repoits; to cieet Afl’icers for be there .‘?atm i-s «a A tars I/a m fra-rtllW X l'Ill n V . 4S Brooklleld St. Tel- M*® Ij.n, Those on Ltie .scilioi honoi roll Home Kconomics group, will fly. ing transportation to the nali'iiial of weal to voui slioes Work from April 1 to date of pavmcnt wore 8 matching bonnet and car­ .vlio have nialnlaincd an average Hey, Kid si Look! ried a bouquet of pink carnations 'The tw o groups. Mrs. Evan K'lll- ses.sion at .ttlantic City in a few dune, w’hile you wait, il you The Hebron Congregational La­ WRIST ,>f over .SO per > ent for the four Miss Bhtrley Stone of Danbury gren, a director of the Farm months Ml-. .I*ihn Yeomans of PHILCO prefer. cv*** "•e tt, dles’ Aid Society has named its years’ course are Arlene Saglio. CARNIVAL former college roommate of the | Bureau said, will present the flag RIair Moody. • meotber o f the , .\ndovcr juveni:.- 'dcpu ly. s|ioke president, Mrs Irene Wright to 00 12; Lillian Goldman, NO 20; WATCH bride w’as her maid of honor. She ‘ to file town to be nsed in Yeomans IXctrolt News’ llashlnglon biirciiii i of the work in that lii-l*l an*! rgcvl represent the society on Hie enm- Bernadette fiernats. S7 70: Isrls w ore an aquamarine colored dres.s j Hall. The Grange also voted S6 to| has beien named to mn-ceed the ( ’oUiniUia I'-' consider organizing '3 a li(u m L SUEDE ^HOES , mlttee to plan for feeding the BALLOONS Plus I Wnoclward 87.00. Tlicse .students of- shantung with a full over- ' the Ked Cross drive and another, late Sen. .Yrlhiir Vandenberg by 1 a Juvenile Grangi- large number of vi.sltnrs expected 625 Tax REGLAZED & CLEANED are in 7lh. 10th Ifith. and 24th DRUG STORE skirt of net an I a matching ho- ' $.'’, to the Cancer drive at Its meet-j Michigan Oov. r the .Soil ( o n - 2 IT S '“15* lero. She wore a half halo of I jng in Yeomans Hall. Wedne^dav llams. .Moody is ltrlle\ed to ^LIKE N^W! servation Kiel.l Day to he held on Check These Festures net th the same color and carrieil share Vaiidenhirrg’s \lews on for-1 Horton Brothers’ farm Tile so­ night. a bouquet of deeper pink carna­ j eign pqliry.— (NE.\ Telephoto). You Cnn't Bvy Hotter Television ciety has voted 1,1 participate In • Shock Resistant About forty 'Jrangor.s were in For Your Individually • Second Hand tions. attendance and greatly enjoyed an PHOTO DEPT. Performance Anywhere '. the event , Robert Anderson of Worec.ster. Harold L C.rav was mst-Slled .-u- Dpi^iKned “ SI’ IREI-I-.N hour’s talk by Frank Atwood. ' to Austria. He brought his talk to • Luminous Dial W’as best man for hi.s brother. FI I.I. I INK OK FILM RADIO, TKI.FAIMON. ckoH cutdd^ eommnnder .Saturday evening at Farm Director of WTIC and ' a close with a humorous note when , Foundations • Chrome Case Joseph Jannetly of Waterhury aiid AM) ArrEssoRir.s A rP tl ANDES the .Inhn C ites Terrace Commun- i Farm F.ditor of the Hartford he rea

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w ith muflical exprcflfllona In and I.knila Miller of Hartford were spending the spring recess at her week and have opened their liome other member of the »wim team. the home of Mrs. Grace Cooper fully follow Narnynnnn'a wife 1200 Nnrkyanl wherever she j M ehrew In expected to bo pub- Saturday jpiiesta of their Tolland Tolland Center home. Deborah i* • senior. Wednesday evening. Cobra CoiirtHliip 'l o l l a i i f l on Chestnut Hill, bought only * Naraynnl went from frljjht iil h.sheil In I.srael. The Va’fld Hala- Wapping re la tiv e s . Mias Janet Anderson of New C o lu m b ia Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Nat.scli rRESCRIPTIONS few weeks Itefore Colonel Zeama I The fire siren blew an alert aig- first flight to her eiirrent aUltutle shon " t (llohrrw I.angUHgc Coun- No Jokes for This Traveling Salesman The Mother and Daufchter ban- and son. Lnnsing. of Heinpsteiid, ■ York City spent the week-end with n«l Saturday. Just «t noon, in con­ Talk of Madras I Harley Foiril bf New York city CompoundMi By 8feD Ot waa tran-sferred to Texas by ' Long Island, spent the week-end of respei'tlul resignation. Popular I ell I originally believed that it! Evercrcn Lodfr, A. F. »nd A. M j quet held Saturday evening. April her parents. Mr. and Mr*. William Columbia Volunteer Are de­ nection with a nation wide teat of I haa been apendiiiK a tew d a y s Many Years expcrirnc* Pratt and Whitney wlieie he is ^ v is itin g Iti.s m o tlie r. M i s. CluM le.s belief nins that the snake \n m a k ­ might tuily he neceHsary to tie- | net Monday night at Matonlc ; 21 a t 8 In the (,Tii:rch parlors was E. Anderson of Tolland O nter. air raid warning. The alert wa.s • Medical Man't ISear Enut Cwttomerf Too Touchy and Very Ho$pitablc partment was called out Satur­ as.sociated in the salr.s manage- ' Natseh at Orchard Mill. ing love to the woman. It tioes Mei tome Home 100-120 imiHU al ex- ‘at his Tolland honia. a happy occasion, when about 104) Ihrec-minute contlnuou* blast.! Miuiui »‘T‘ — Natives of T>mpla. Dr. F. K. Priddy o t W o th- Arthur Drug StorH day morning to tend a fire on ment. The family drove home i Mis.s Sally rnttle ulio has hi cn not hesitate to slither Into her ] pii'H.Hions In one revived Hible lan- RoNntyTait* • Tablitform • toy to HI* ; I Mr. and Mr*. Chester Clough of 1 weie present to enjoy a deliclou.* Two companies of the C. S. Ar- , After waiting a minute or two the n rn rh y C r IUmiI jtive a romnntlo araftrld SU ta Priaon wa* thr gT«“»V| Willtmantic road which burned in four days, bringing with them ' making net home willi lier cous­ betlroom, darting off only on the * gu.tge, but experiem'o has nhown Ry Riohard Kleiner The college campua couldn't hold ' New I^ndon. Conn., and Tolland turkey dlnnet with all the flxings m y R th Engineer Group com- i twLst to a tale of the cobra Rnd 224 in a trailer behind their tar. a ail clear signal blew. This consist­ in, Mrs. Barbara Sweet in West entrance of another human I that many more are needed . even apaakrr. Movlra »rr* »ho»-n and I NE.A Staff f>»rr«ip(mdenl him, ao he took hia present poat. ^were in Tolland Sunday at their , served by the Tolland Men's club; pleVed a 513-foot pontoon bridge . over a grassy lot between Fer­ paloinino saddle horse, flve-gatted. ed of three »liort blast* with * Hartford, has returned to Coliiiii- the Ifl'ly, The story tells of Ilf a numtter tif n n-IIrhrew (often ^ rtfrrahm entt aervrd. New York i NEA i Isouis Now h* (onlarta doc* ' nome on old Stafford road. also the illustrated talk with Koda- spanning a Korean river In ■ raro’s Midway Garage and Jones 20.000 32 whleli the rolonel purchased in min-.ite betwen each one. hia to spend the .suiunu-r willi diiUy Msils hy th(’ six-foot reptile Music In llebreu ll t a l ia n i w o h Ih wlm-h are interna-i tora in hia three-continent terri­ I Miss .Marjorie Meachani. n stu­ (hiome slides on "We Travel to h o u rs. j Construction company headquar­ Thr Ladle*’ Aid will meet Fri -1 Uaiilard ia one traveling laleMiian Te.xas and had trained. He plans Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley An- iter parepts, ,\Ir nnd .Mrs D iiuild tt* thf house t»f n villnRer immetl tm iia lly u s4m1, arc admitted lnto| tory. By now, he'a uaed to the dent at Becker Jr. (fullege. Wor- .Masks ' by Mr*. Hoadley H. W ills ters. Mr. Ferraro said it also to enter It in horse shows in this d a y a t 8 p. m. at the home of Mr». who finds traveling aaleaman joUrs diews. Judge Clayton F. Hunt, and R . T u ttle Nmiiyanaii. Tlie snake faith­ Tel Avjv i/Ti- A tliclionaiy I m o'lej M I b ’bi't w .iH u ell haigaining which miiat precede ceater. Mass . spent the week end of Vernon Center. Mrs. FTdith Gun­ WANTED burned two Junk cars which hart a re a Florence Waldron. There will be are pretty tlrkliah things. If he Mrs. Charles Wheeler of Scotland, W illuir Fletcher. Like ro.'ul. Ims every aale. and the mandatory with hei parents. Mi. and Mrs. ther waa In chaiRC of music of no value. immediately the fire­ Columbia in general and (;olum- a bualnea* eeasion followed by a i have returned from a four day.s’ retU’-ned liome after a trip to ian t careful, they might coat him four-hour reat period in the mid­ ^ Preston Aleacham . lioth vocal and instrumental. men had returned to the firehouse bit Recreation Council worker* In talk by Mr*. France* Taylor of the | Carpenters trip to Rochester. N. Y Mr An­ South Brnd. IndlaiiH. wheie he at­ hie living. dle of the day. j Mr* Maud Steele and Mr*. Toasts to mothers, daughters and they were called out to help fight partlciilBr have catiae to be Justly tumor clinic in .\Ianche»tei The GLASS drews, * member of the Windham- tended a coriTlation meeting In ) A a a matter of fact he'a g ro w n ; Mable P. Bam rofi and .laukh- forest fire in Westchester. aesiatant hoatesse* will he Mr* ' Hia territory, yon .are la \hv srandmolhers were Riven. Carpenter's pto.d of Nancy Smith, sixteen year, 'onnpilion wit'i liis duties at NOW IS THE TIME to like the idea. ler of EllinKtnn were .Sunday call­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bish­ Aiies. the male quartette with 4 Mav Barber. .Mr*. Helen* Ko.*trr Near and Middle East And the Mrs Anna M. Risley is a For Ev«ry Purpose oM daughter of .Newton B .Smith. Pratt ;md Whitnev Aircraft ers at the Sleele-Hall home. op of Falls Village and New York Ihe W iilimanlic (Thaptei of SI’KB TO PLA( E YOUR ORDER FOR A Hr*. Edna Smith. Mr*. Marion . Near and Middle Knateinera are patient at the Rockville O ty hos­ Helpers •Nancy, a .sophomoie at Windham Miss (il.'.dvs Iticc. princip.il of I A p rI ,R0 fro m 0 a nt to 12 noon were Sunday gtiests of Mt. and Hy.A. attended the K >. liester very touchy rill/ena. If they think p ita l. Auto. Mirrors. Window H ig h school (X'Ss one o f e ig h t g irls Horace W Porter schpol. has re­ Stile.* and Mrs Merle Steane .Specially Act , and I to p m will be the last Mrs. Donald Tuttle. CHiaplci a parade of Bather .Shop aomeonr la poking pun at them, 4 to represent the school In an Inter- turned to her home after a slioit Wappinp r’on-.niiinity CTuirrli Monday Emery .M Clough. ta.T Mr*. Emery M. ClouRh Is chair- Plate, Obscure Plumbers Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Kvans Quartettes The other* visited Mi. they're quite readv to kirk him .Scholastic swimming meet held at .stay at Windliam Comniiinity Me- will sponsor "A Nipht *: Ihi (Has* ' man for the drive for Cancer Aid. of Greentrees. Trumbull highway, and Mrs Clayton K Himl. Jr. and HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY 4)1.!' of the 4.o i:n tr\ H ia l pnia|-e< I i.s H o t S t u f f rolleclor. will be at Toland town AND Slipper ” and (•^rdreila W eelt- Tolland student* at Rockville Phone 5.122 had as their week-end guests. Mr Hartford YMCA last Tiiursday. inonni hospital. maUca Caiilatd Ihink be hall to accept payment of taxes their daughters. Mr Hunt l.« Judge Knd" a* pre.srnled hy Ho ' and and Mrs. B. Timmerman and .sp(l^.^ored by .New B r it a in H ig h AMESITE - ASPHALT - TARVIA f M e te llin g a .stor> . I 4e wll he at hia home any hour High school and local schoola are Laborers Hunts son; Mt* Hunt, Mia. 4 H ollyw oocJ - W illia m school. There were nine achools Floyd, at Ellsworth HiRh .-.hoo: A.a it ia. he a w elcom e in (oun- to accept payment of taxes after I enjoying; the spring recess. W HITE daughter. Sandra of Great Neck. Wheeler'* daughter .Spaeth * specially is walkiUK hire- APPLY Long Island Mr Timmerman represented. The Windham te*m ^ M a y 4 at R p m liie a on tbiee lonlinenta He giMM th at tim e . Mia* Bernice A. Hall of the Mias Faye Taahlik. a student at T h is * spon-s'ired b\ nn r:ilet- foul aiToss a hert of hot coal.«. It has been director of Est'-s Park took the moat points, and for that.' CHAHERBOX Efficient 1 into L;reece. North Afri.a, Mr. and Mr*. Benjamin Miler 1 East Haven High school faculty is GLASS CO. Bryant College in Providence, prising group of our t'hurcli wumi- ’ Isn't difficult, he say*, if you h*\e Jarvis Realty Co. in Colorado btit because of health each girl was awarded an emblem 10% Down Tutkev, Iran. Irait .I)t 4l«m S\ iim . spent the week-end with her par­ RESTAURANT touKh feet and the coals are aet 24 Birch St. Manchester reasons had to retum to the ea.st which says on it "Connecticut In- Reliable Work en and i* for the henefit of out Iselwtnnri .Samli ^ i Rhin and pi.inU 5 DOVER ROAD ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tasli- 818 Main St. TrI. 2-8002 up lipht This time sniueluMly r.nast to live. ter-.Schola.stic Athletic Conference" church, the prot eeds will s" fm ve.st. Ha .\eht ami Muldle K h >1 11k. The eouple entertsined their decorntinp the uitrnoi of th-- crossed him up Due to high winU.s ou Friday, and can be aewed on a aweater. BUSINESS MEN'S Guaranteed ilivuiitu niRnager IfU an .\nieiuan other dtughteis and husbands, U p To c h u rc h . It i.s lioped ttu- u u iii- Spai'lh savs you should use siusll the Girl Seout.s, planning their Nancy took first place in phH!'UR4 m l u a I h'tuae 'ihe Met ways to Get Cash a 60 Mr. and Mrs. Saul Blum. Mr. and GREYHOUND liil.v of chiirioal sprinkled on a bed LUNCHEONS— 85 bera of our rhurch nud ol(i.'r«| first cook-out of Ihe season, were yard medley relay second place in mg 1 'oi p ' of sand As you step. Ihe emhei* Mrs. Saul Caroline and Mr. and Machi ne a n il give this progratr, Iheit ut- compelled to hold it indoors. Tliev the 40 yard brlast stroke and sec­ M* ikea hia lei nt. -i \. bnl d (tui s sink Into the sand with no dsmsse , Mrs, Maurice Alexander with 30 Months niost support A foot! sale uill! sdjoumed to the home of their ond place In breast stroke for hav‘ ila drawhaiK.'s l*‘»r 4»ne ihing to the fool. Faye, at dinner Friday night to precede the show *t 7 p lu leader. Miss Jean Natseh Blush­ Spread it ]•* i4M» hnspilRhle (hi hia i<»imd l.e he i- w**l- ing bunny was cooked in Ihe the Columbia Recreation Council On Balance at fl p ni the St Pitiuns of \«- “hakims" are gomi leroveriiif: fioiu second and thitd kitchen, hamburgs cooked lu the Beverly Alexander reached her Power Rolled I Mluen ill Ihe • >>nt -«<- 0{ A 4l/t V llM ilenree burns on his soles, .Spaeth ikkd V6U U n ‘wimming program held here the second biithdsy April IB. Her BANTLY SHOE stsi church snnu.il minstn’l will ■ I firebox of her furnace and marsh­ Ml , ups t.f 4 i.I Ire, HOUSE PAINT! pa.st four year.s through co-opera­ Now fatt wayi to gat rath be presented, directed hv l.isoph Kip The native ^^a.^ .strapped to said that at * rehearsal for his sd , IsaeA MM**.* mallows roasted for rtessert in mother entei'lained 10 c h ild re n somebody used king-sise coals from Ona. Phona- -for tion of Columbi* Chapter Ameri­ Rotirke of Hartford Tiie talen’ H Inn.se. which was then fe*l gen- $24580 «312J7 the open fireplace in Iter living and th»ir mothers In hot honor on We Have the Proper Equipment and Know How REPAIRING A llu llle t (»' h ’> pi dtU in.A !•» fiWKt They didn't sink. 1-vitit loan T w o. Writ# or phone A superior paint for u.se on all .surfaces. Free flowinif. can Red Cross Last year ahe waa ‘ .Sunday at the Alexander home of the show is luostlv lorni. hut . .-an il Rl t.iM ,s .vli. \ III irn< hmg f-rniis |•^^^tl4lns 4>f gram and w.ater, 34?» 4SI4S room. Fire Chief P.avis need OIL CO. for loan bv mail. Com a in there will tv a few s> is hv pe.. I'hat iliei in:t«le Ihe Inuaes bellv T h r — . have no fear for Girl Scout fires. “ Miss Columbin in the aquacade I on Hebron road Little Beverly DON'T DELAY • CALL TODAY Of the Setter Kind 4>: ih» te n io i*’ vid ag r's l.i* get caih in parton at 1^>ucnai— dries to a hard, durable finish. A modern and improved pie from on! of tmvn swcdl. which m tiiiii f »Me l the Lieutenant rolonel .lav Zeama which climaxed the seaaon. She haa 'received many lovely gifts Mrs (IeneiHll\ he slnUs In 4 whara it'a "yat" to 4 out of 5! DONE WHII.E Tberp will bf* a hip ha- k m! S rh tre a tm e n t i.a di.Rpen.sey word of mouth (laillaid fmda f e n A o n a l FINANCE CO. iitce' ORDER NOW 2-9219 NeipfhborR' niirht tonijjh! at It p them ever e;«g4»r ti) try moilern ,\s ,4 repifsenlat 1 VC of a lir n i , 2nd NMr • tTATI THIATRE ■UtlDINO 111 MAIN ST. m. at the Conimunitv Hnn«p mc*(Ii< me* amt sav.s his anlea to the o » » m akin g nu*4li'iru-a (ijnll.uil vi.sifs 7S3 GO hakims are gniul MAIN tm ir, MANCHISm, CONN. , Special Spnrtan plivan lan.a throughout hi.a terri- Dial 3430 • G««rg« YIS MAWagar SALLON i 4»ry -MthfOigh atill way hehirnl ^ Gallia ni t a ight nnHu opnlngy iBam m«4t t« rtti4«n(i tf •!( twin Wiiitie altfie dart... and i( Eaat Lanalng. Mn h. i NEA * .Anieritn, he naya the .standard of anvc’rn m e n l .‘ s d lre 4dor of health OUTSIDE WHITE • GLOSS SEE FOR YOURSELF... aorlatlon champion, ("hiirk Spieser, i s t ill r \ ia l ( )n e he \v iin e s s r4i n aji«l v.eifjuc in Tac’gn. Korea, ARE YOr BUILDING A NEW HOME OUITPRTCES ARE the best amateur hc a ever aeon. |native treatinent for a di.alniRtcf g ave turn a dfcse 4»f v^anderlnat REQUIRING A SEPTIC TANK SYSTEM? • INTERIOR FLAT • ENAMEL DU PONT HOUSE PAINT INSIST • KALSI-KOTE • BARN RED ON A McKINNEV BROTHERS’ KEI’TIC TANK SYSTEM • PORCH AND DECK GREY BECAUSE (1) Syatem engineered nnd In- atnlled hv apeclnllate giving SOLD ONLY BY CLEANS ITSELF! you n Job THAT LASTS. STORES (2) Reasonably priced. Anyone ran afford Ihe BEST. (8) You gel the benefit of our 10- You mean me? year aervtre plan, cleaning pe­ 681 Main St*., Manchester riodically at a 10% discount. DIAMOND’S Plugged newer* eJeaned electrieat- Also nt 11.') Triinihull St., Hiirlford Iv. Septic Tanks, Cesspool* cleaned. You can easily be the very lady we And did you know how very, very WATERPROOFTNO of f’ELLARS A R M Y AND N A V Y have in mind. See the picture here? easy it is? You merely add milk. Now McKinney Bros. Sewage Disposal Co. 997 MAIN ST. TEL. 2-390S Did you know you can make a cake that we understand one another, how 180-182 PEARL STREET TELEPHONF7 .5808 FREE! every bit as fine and luscious as this about surprising your family tonight O-CELO CAR from one of the new Pillsbury Cake with your V'ery own Pillsbury Cake. SV WASHING SPONGE Mixes (White or Chocolate Fudge)? Yours. Yours alone. with purchaat el a PINT CARNU ***•••% a 10 01. CAR PUTE CAM. visa&UL IX. Only the tebulous . . the no-rubbing 20 minute Auto Wax REG. 2.19 169 VALUE

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SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL B Y D ICK T U B N E B OUT OUR WAY B Y J. R. W IL U A M S FUNMY—ONE O l thoroughly cleaned, nib It well EACH SlOe OF -THE Sense and Monsense with boiled linseed oil. Remove HALL, WITH A STRIlUO excess oil with A clean cloth, and BeTWEEN THEM' V allow the floor to dry for 48 hours. WHAT ARE 500 Blnss Their Soles The Florida beach and blue sea Give It another waahing then to E A n N S OR looked inviting to the tourist from remove all surface traces of oil. REAPIhiO IM Blessing on the new-shod boys B E PAT THIS With their books Instead of toys, up north, but before venturing In­ h o u r ? ■Mny God bless their soles and keep to the water he wanted to bo sure FINGER-TIP TERRY TOWEL.S It was safe. "Are there any alli­ —the kind- that guests don't hesi­ DhiI from buying shoes each week. H. B. Bazemore gators here?" he Inquired of a na­ 'e - r Street. These classes, at $8.00 for tate to use, are nice to own and tive Floridian. "Oh, no.” replied eight two-hour lessons, make a make charming little gifts, aa for the native "There are no alliga­ An "eating competition" was or- moat desirable supplement to Mother's Day. A t the J. W. tors here. " Reassured, the tourist gnnize makes him think better of the got only ten. Matter of fact, he can’t count or epell eltherl poptilar poika dots Prices are low This is usually a sign there's a and chocolnte picro.s; niix rare- I cSCllODEC’, I wonder if he's sure about our ages!" los.-s fK.iii the American Beauties .Street. Available in all colors and large proportion of bone and a American sense of humor, when Motorist Well, are they fresh " it the CHENEY BROTIlKIt.S fully. Drop by .spoonful'i onto well- YOU MEAT-, eUTTlOhi Farmer—They're so fresh the that adorn voiir bonnet, Irv scent- 1 Discoloration <>f the yll^ a rea w'lniierfully simple to launder, mnall proportion of meat. The body nobody laughs during a movie REMNANT .ALESROOM By Sue Burnett greased baking sheet Bake in HEA-D.'yT MDUR hen didn't have time to finish a mg them with a light flm al per- beneath a plelure ^ there are bedspreads at $7.98 with should be plump, with a well- UlP.' comedy. Bl’(;S BUNNY FUNNY BirSINFSS BY HFRSHBERGER matching draperies, vanity skirts, PRETTY enough for a trousseau moderate iBuOF. i oven 1.5 to 20 dozen. The finest specimens of blue -sap- fume of appropriate odor. If yours larded yo p covered breast-bon^ Is this exquisite housecoat with minutes. Remove from pan at once WAMTA and dust ruffles to make a eharm- START ?t.Ttistics prove that there are fitted mid section and full flowing Makes 1 dozen macaroon.s 2 inches ■liiic-tciUhs ns many women work­ It's quite a problem to know HOW ABOUT A ...CRACkfER WHEN I ^ rs ing room. Black-strap molasses, that old WE.ARlN' CRUAABS skirt. Try It in a bright all over in diametMTv ing in industrv today as there whether to pay up the winter's euPER CLOTHES SAY NO, spring remedy that Is ne'wly' rec­ print, or rich solid tone, in nylon FALE.E BRUSH, t?OC ? g r a v y L MEAN Cheney's own NYLO N AND t e e t h were cmplovcd In industrv during coal bill or buy a new spring coat SPOTS. ommended for longer life, is one of perhaps, for glamour. 1 If housecleaning show.*, up your SWELL FBR SILK CREPE comes In the most the many good things among the SO the .^second World W.ar. or suit. BRUSHIN' OFF Pattern No. 8709 is a .sew-rite I old floor covering, you should srn YOUMG delectably feminine shades of pink DIABETIC FOODS, conveniently perforated pattern for sizes 12, H, and bhie.The forty-one Inch fabric the splendid posslbiiuies in LINO- ? r' Th*y a double lif* - • • accessible at the CENTER PH A R ­ 16. 18, 20: 40 and 42. Size 14, 3 7 8 I LEUMS, ASPHALT TILE, and with the best features of both ny­ MACY. There are the new handy yards of 39-inch; 2'3 yards of rib­ DAILY ( RO.'^SWORD PUZZLE lon and silk, Is only $.9.3 a yard at PLA.STIC FLOORS at the M A N ­ small cans of "Dltex FYults,” fla­ bon to trim. CHESTER FLOOR COVERING the CHENEY BROTHERS REM­ vored with "Sorbitol ’ for sugar For this pattern, send 25c plus CDMPANY. 721 Main Street. Answer to Previous Puzzle Practical Saddles NANT SALESROOM. By Mrs. Anne Cabot flavor without sugar. From break­ 5r for first-clas.s mailing, in There's a complete color range m Fish Here is a lovely summer nlght- fast foo ,flgST POHCH WAS THROW kI BLAIR'S. 7.57 Mam Street, at a mailing, in coins, your name, ad- bmp. In (Theney quality, the mar­ Informative. Smart, easy to make 1 4 14 Faucet Charles Lamb 1 1 1 m mmlest $1.49 a pair. dre.ss and the pattern number to quisette adds amazing durability frocks: decorating tips: gift pat­ M ANICURE SETS with gold 15 Old Greek 0 Temple Ul Buster Brown makes them tough for wear, 7 Number (pi.) Anne Cabot, Tlie Manchester Even­ and the utmost simplicity of laun­ terns printed for you. < olorotl implomonis ar^ «5 pn'tiv TO O NK K ' . ' ;■ rOI.KS BY FONTAINF FOX colony u s a i: but oh-so-gcntlc on the f f et. Very spring-like l.s the CALI- ing Herald. 11.50 Ave. Americas, dering to its qualities. It's $.75 a thev arf useful nl >!AT!1KK S 17 Era 8 Laughter 23 Bedding 43 Mouthward sound FOR.'X'IA IVY D INNERW EAR in New 5'ork 19. N. 5'. vard at the CHENEY BROTHERS j (ins. cake, biscuits; and a larger A T THK rp'.NTKH from nai,L,«i» W.SJ Irina; •g n 18 Exists 25 Turn 44 Granular Needlework fans—Anne Cabot's 9 Greek letter Genuine Goodyear welt. X-Bay fitted. the Poppy Trail line shown at REMNANT SALESROOM i size holding about four cups of $6.10 tip. ar»’ rnsc.-j in moir^. vrl- 19 Rub snow big new album is here. Dorens of 10 Greek sea 32 Sea robbers I MATHF.R'.S A T THE CENTER. OREETlNG~C ARDS FOR i to use for yea.st breads. vrt. or simtilal‘'d leatlu'r 'vith dif- 21 Diminutive of 33 Rents 45 Profound fascinating new designs, gifts, dec­ 11 Dragnet I TUNE IN the Busier The graceful pattern and fine qual- fpriTiR mimbrrs -1 atock. There are many tions WTIC. handsome big ones at $1.00. There After the floor covering has been The Inquirer discord 41 Compass point (Bib.) matching plecea. Including water nib well with a flannel cloth which 20 Levels of are delightful greetings, not only 27 Sharpen command 42 Compare (ab.) 54 Railroad (ab.) pitcher, tea or coffee servers cov­ has been dipped In oatmeal. 28 Abstract being ered vegetable dishes, salt and for Mother but for sisters, grand­ mothers. wives, and aunts, as well 29 Diminutive pepper shakers, and bowls of va- Two utterly delicious cakes are as for someone who has been like suffix r r r ‘Care to buy them back?” 1 rlcd sizes. "syerlaled " this wee,k at the PINE a mother" or a friend's mother. KEMP'S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUQGESTS 30 Babylonian ' 705 MAIN STREET PASTRY SHOP, 660 Center Street deity Soiled spots may often be coaxed - Gustafson’s - the SILVER C*HERRY LOAF Because your hands sometimes i Sehtimenial Songs for Spring 31 Race course o ’" " from a wall-Hspf*** wall if you and the W A LN U T LOAF, both of become Iniensltlve to exact degrees ■ circuit P BY M F R R ILL C. BLO SSER flne-textured white rake with lus­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Citrfot? of temperature after they've been Tur-cy 33 It is two to ET cious while icing. For satl.sfytng in and out of water on washday, ! “PRETTY-EYED B.\BY’’ . three feet home food or for elegant party it's a good idea to try another | ( ’nisl)y ur H I It lL YOU ITS NO BuT,TRn«E, YOUGOr , I I SNEAKED OUT.' WELL GNEAK TOPSy Duck soup.'Xv f \ won’t woaic-i fare, the shop will meet one s most method for testing luke-warm “MARIA BONITA" ...... 35 Pertaining to OO ! MXMA WILL OUT THE other night.' MY 6ABY SITTER. YOU OUT AGAIN, WOULD , GOT A WAY WITH TOPSYS A , , particular requirements. TT SHORT-STUFF/ D oos. I LL TOSS v e g e t a r i a n / water. Flick a drop onto your In- I Martin the ear MEVBR LET ME WBJT TO SLEEP ! “FAITHFI LLY YOI RS" our after DARkl.' ) BARK.^ HFRAHUNKOr ner wrist. Just as you do for baby's 37 Gaelic MEAT. A N D -- PROTECTION FOR STORED 38 Roman THES heCOAT tdret OFF bottle, and you'll know for sure “NEVER BEEN KISSED" Martin A DELIVSBY (7LOTHING and AIDS IN HOUSE whether the water ia truly tepid. emperor CLEANING are available In qual­ 39 Threc-toed 5TERCAY/ ity products at the PIN E PHAR- JOHNSON'R "PR ID E ," the new sloth rioim MAt-Tf, 664 Center Street. Excel­ and delightfully effeetive furniture 40 Time lent for keeping moths and other wax. will make spring houseclean- 1 measures ST Insect pests out of closets are the ing easier and more lasting. One 46 Average (ab.) H m m i i I Aer-o-Sol Bug Bombs that are so applies it with a damp cloth and 47 Ocean « a ea.sy to use or the "Expello" can to rubs it off when dry. leaving a KEMP’S ® 49 Frolic hang up. For things packed In the lovely sheen and a protective coat- lncorp4ira(fd 50 Shoshonean fT attic one wants .Dichlnride...... Moth j |j,at has no sticky residue. 76.1 Main Street Green Stamps Given Tel. •56'<0 Indian crystals or Larvex. "To .«hlne up the •■Pride " Is $1.00 8 can al the Furniture and Music Home of Frieidaire 51 Invest house one finds self-polishing lOHNRON PAINT COMPANY, 53 More opposed 4 -2 5 -5 ! Preen or famous GIo Coat. And 699 Main Street. 55 Asterisk 25 I T. «■ HQ. U. 1. f«T. Off have you tried the Expello Air M Sadden It's convenient to have two Hour Freshener which comes In spray All In The Family BY AL VERMEER form to kill all kinds of odors? sifters In your kitchen; a small PRISCILLA'S POP .size holding about two cups of MICKEY FINN Tough Is Right! LANK LEONARD ^ 5 To free your compart of smudg- flottr to use for making pie, muf- tha mocfifna that has 'ANOTHER A^O/rtfvV WINDOtVJJ BUT ANOTHER Kiol OH, OH .'YOUR E geE , REP -THIS IS TOUGH,' I - I’M AWFUL SORRY, REP.' IT'S NOT JUST DO VDU KNOW HOW MUCH IT WAS PLAVING < ORDER FOR DIE BUT-AH-TAKtNG THE PHYSICAL 168 BUT-AH-IT'S ONE OF THOSE THAT. MICKEY,' WILL COST TO REPLACE IT?. WITH ME. SO MY evarythlng, dams avarythlng, WHgrSTHEMATTEff,) I WAHTBOTO PRE-INDUCTION EXAM POESNTI«AN THAT YOUtL] M« THINGS-ANP while IT’S LET'S TAKE A SIX DOLLAR^! ' SHARE WILL ONLY RED?WHY0IPNT ) TALK TO YOU PHYSICAL/ BE CAUEP RIGHT AWAY' MYSEU; GOtNGTOBEErfRA HARP WALK COST VDU ri^R EE saws avarythlngl YOU COME UP TO /A LO I#, MICKEY' IT MAY STILL B£ MONTHS MICKEY' M YOUR CASE -JUST WHEN AROUND THE DOLLARS, THE OFFICE ? y I GOT THIS FROM BEFORE YOU’RE- I V AS , YOU’RE MAKING GOOD--, •lock! WITHOUT ^ THE DRAFT BOARD 6000 AS -THIS MORNING! IN RIGHT ATTACMMtMTt NOW' y

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W E D N E S D A Y . A P R IL 25, 1961 Average Dally Net Preaa Run The Weather Faraeaat at 0. a Wontkat PAGE TWENTY-SIX iKanri;(0t?r lEtt^nins i|gral& Far the Waak Endtag April SO at midnight. The office TOWN April 31. 1951 brought to Rockville Monday -for Sunday morning for a bad chim­ Cloadjr ta fair Uila atteraoaat ney fire in the chimney from the will be open every day from 8:30 Kurt Huehner of River road. South Local AUoriiey services in St. Bernard’e church a. m. to 5 p. m. except Saturday. ADVERTISEMENT tonight fnir nad coeleri Friday ^ventry. entertained relatives Betrothed and burial in St. Bernard’e ceme- kitchen stove. 10,170 The sub-branch office of the April 28. cloaing-that day at noon gaaerally fair. while their *>retber. Elmer H ue^ McMbOT of tka Aomt ilanrhPBtpr iEu Ptttttg Hpr alb and opens again Monday. South Coveutry To Be Speaker ^Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Cook and Motor Vehicle department opened Dog Owners ner of Rapid Oty. South DakoU last Friday in the police court Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Dun­ Bareaw of ClntNattona MancheBter— A City of Village Charm was visiting them Mr. family are going on a trip for ham and fam ily have moved from M n. Psutlne Uttle ’ Hie week, making Waahlngton one room in the Memorial building in Section 3384, Chapter 181, Gen­ CoveatIT 7-OTSI had not been east for alwut 31 Attorney John R. Mrosek la Rockville for the renewal of op­ the former Mandell property on eral Statutes of the State of Con­ vears and had seen neither brother slated to be speaker here at Man­ I of their stopping places. Maple street to Claremont, N. H. PRICE FIVE CENTS I Rev. William C. H. Moo, pastor erator’s licenses which expire on necticut. Revision of 1949, Re­ (CbuMlHed Advertising on Pnga 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 26. 1951 (TWENTY PAGES) in the meantime. The relatives In- chester Armory, April 26 when Cub ScouU who have bwn of the Tolland Federated church quires THAT ALL DOGS OVER VOL. LXX, NO. 175 duded nieces, nephews. Ciand Hartford Chaper of the Military SIX MONTHS OLD MUST BE •warded their Wolf badgw fol­ nieces and grand nephews: Mr. and ! occupied the pulpit Sunday in the low: Norman Or^otaky, Do m W Order of the World W ars holds a ' Ellington Congregational cchurch LICENSED ON OR BEFORE Mrs Fr&nk Holmes and tnice dinner meeting at 7:30 p. m.. fol­ MAC 1st, 1951. Neglect or refusal RobbllM, Robert Gehrlng. Robert daughters of Rosindale, Mass. in exchange with Rev. John C. SiSh^Davld Meaellan, Thomaa lowing a scK-lal hour starting at •Miler, pastor of the Ellington V. F. W. - R O G K V IU E to license your dog on or before Waller Young of Willimsntic, Mr. that date will cost you an addi­ JolViaon, Robert Cone. Pa% Id and Mrs Francis Gargonne and 6:30 p. m. i Congregational church. Jack Sanson. State theater man­ tional dollar as well as make you O m T Robert Conner. h.enneth fanillv of Willimantlc, Mr. and I The Ellington Memorial Day liable to arrest. WlBiamson. Francla Aver\. Mar .Mrs. Henry Corlarty and daughter ger w i n be. master of eei-eniontes. ; committee will meet Thursday. tin Dragon. William 01r.«en. Ken­ and entertainment for the evening of Willlmantic, Mr. and Mrs. W il­ ' April 26, at 7:30 p. m. in the se- Registration fees' are as fol­ neth Jurgenaen. Albert liam Loree and two children of will be furnished by Bill Oreen- I lectiTien's room, Ellington town lows: Male or Spayed Female, Truman Asks Higher Tax, Tighter Credit ^ n a ld Koehler. Richard Kohler. Windham. Also entertained were ough, maglelari. iliall, to make plans for Memorial BINGO $2.00: Female, $5.25; Kenntd There w1H be a aetbaek part\ another brother Wllliani Huehner The Military Order of the World Day exerci.ses. All interested (when not more than 10 dogs are Wedneaday at 8 p. ni. under apon- ! and Mra. Huehner and their two W ars is composed of officers of all arc" invited to attend this meeting. kept), $26.00. ■orship of St. Mary a pariah in Antonio Liisa of Stafford SCOUTS CLUB, W. Main SI, Rockville 1 daughters. Mrs. Helen Kosdi ami branches of seri'ire who took part Information required under the S ” church hall. Mra Benjamin Springs has been named executor ! .Miss Eleanor Huehner, all of Man- in the eonflicts. Commander is law includes. Sex, Name, Breed, “ Rags” Clieck Boosts Cancer Total Over 8S,200 Strack and Mra. Alex P. Troulx of the estate of the late Lucia F. Recover More ! Chester. Robert P. Nichols of West Hart­ FREE TRANSPORTATION Age and Color Markings. Allies Pull Back wUl be in charge. Liisa of Plnncy street, Ellington. Elmer Huehner has two dangh- ford, Mra. William A Smith of Soum The Ellington fire department BUS LEAVES CENTER AT 6:45 P. M. VETERINARY CER’nFICATE Urges ‘Fair’ In charge of the arrangements ters and three sons. It was errone­ Coventry apent the week-end in was called to the home of Mrs. REQUIRED FOR SPAYED FE­ ously reported that he had mit for the meeting here 1s Col. Kobian Bodies From Newport R. I-. where her huaband Ethel Bancroft of Main etrect MALE. NOT PREVIOUSLY LI­ three sons in an earlier report. The E Johnson f.lffli era in this section Again Behind 38th J i ^ K d n g hia basic training CENSED. Office hours will bo as late Mrs Huehner was a daughter who desire to attend nr to become with the Naval Air Cadets. follows: Daily except Saturdays Plane Wrecks The So-So-Sewers 4H club will ..f William Denver McGaa after members should communicate with and Sundays, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., whom Denver. Colorado was — Fox I’hofo meet Thuradav afternoon at the Capt. Nichols, Col. Johnson or A t­ except Tuesday, May 1st when the On Western Front Farm Ceiling K of Mra.- Jamea T. Kaldlaw. n.imed. She was born on the North Miss l»rr«ln e .McKee torney Mrosek. hours will be 9:00 a. m. until 9:00 Pine Ridge Agency on White Clay DR. I. G E R S H A N O F F AMESITE DRIVEWAYS Divers Remove 24 Vic­ le^ler. in North Coventry. p. m. Saturdays, April 14, 21 and Oeek in South I>akota. Tlie Hueb- • REDUCED RATES SINCE IBtO Norbert W. St. Martin of De­ The engagement of Miss Lor­ 28th hours will be from 9:00 a. m. ner family had maintained a ranvh raine S. .McKee, daughter of .Mrs. OI’T O M FTR IST • GRADING FREE WORK tims from Airliner, WRuhington, April 2(5— (A*)— Prc.sidenl Truman, saylnff In- pot road. South Coventry has GUARANTEED until 12 Noon. Tokyo, Friday, April 27— (iP)— United Nallon.s troops on for 40 vears at East Buffalo Gap, Margaret McKee, of 191 Oak • POWER ROLLER USED flatinnarv pressurea “have not yet reached their peak,” asked &en promoted from Ellington HAS RESUMED • FREE ES’nMATES CALL If available, please bring last the west-central Korean front withdrew again Thursday be-] Navy Plane That Hit in private first class in the 103rd prior to its being taken over by street. Manchester, and the late the federal government for a e'nME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER year’s license with you as this fore Chinese Red masses. This extended their pullback in that Congress* today for higher taxes, tighter credit controls and FUbter-Intercepter W ing « ith James McKee, was announced at REGULAR OFFICP; will expedite the is.suance of the Air, Fell Into - Sea bombing and testing area. Schools in Ellington recessed j • SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7801 “fnir ceilings” on farm and other products. headquarters at Bralnard Field In an Informal dinner party at the new license. sector to 27 miles in five days. Hartford. St. Martin is .sta­ Siindav visitors at the home of home of the prospeetive bride­ Friday night for a week. S A V E W ITH U. N. stragglers fired artillery at pointblank range to hold Key \Ve.,t. k'la . April 26 In a special mc.ssnge to the lawmakers, Mr. Truman urged HOURS If you apply for renewal by tioned at Bradley hield, Windsor Mr and Mrs C. L. Little and groom. .lolin L Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. W al­ speedy action he said: “The world situation could explode at family were Mr and Mrs L. L. lace of West Brook farm arc on mail please enclose last year’s li- back 300,000 Reds pressing toward Seoul. Grim Navy diverb recovered more Locks, with the llSth Fighter-In- .Mr. and Mrs John L. Speneer of TEL. 60110 Hiil and Mr.s T. E Little of Pialn- a week's motor trip leaving here DeMAIO BROTHERS con.se and a stamped addres.scd The new withdrawal wiped out every western front U. N. wreckage and mangled bodies to­ any time, and we must make every day count.” tercepter Squadron. 66 Holl street. envelope. 'The I’ resident’s request for “ fair ceilings” on farm and A daughter was born to Mr. ' villr Saturday morning for New Jersey. 915 M A IN ST. Call Now— We Personally Supervise All Work foot-hold north of the 38th parallel. day from the shattered section., of Miss McKee Is currently employ­ Harry G. Aborn of Somers road Samuel J. Turkinglon other products is aimed at permitting tighter controls on and Mrs. Anthony Moraer of Lawrcncf C waa elect ed by Clieney Brothers, and Mr. But the Allien ntlll are in North...------~ 7 ~ a CJuban airliner and a Navy train­ ,ed president of the Nathan Hale has received word of his sister's , Tfm n Clerk Korea along the Hwachon reser- mannen nurged across 38 btkI down Avery Shores. South Coventry. Speneer, a veleraii ol three years er plane which collided and killed f«>od prices. Snnday at Manrhester Memorial ^ ('oniiminit v Center assoelatlon death in Newington. She was voir on the eastern end of the 100- the Yonrhon-UIJongbu road lead- witJi the Air Force during World 43 pcibon.,. “I do believe • • • that for Friday night during the eleetion mile front. They beat back Red at- , ing to Seoul. Allies pulled bi^k hospital. W ar II, is a Junior at the Univer­ By noon today a total of 24 price contnil purposes, tbe pailly Mrs. Mabel G. Hall, tax collec­ 'of offirers meeting Other offi- U cks on both sides of the reser- south of Chnnggo, four miles be- price for each commodity pre­ Czet'lis Hold sity of Connei lu ut. bodies had been brought to the tor. will be at the town clerk s ,cers elected follow: first vice pres- volr Thursday. i low the border and 15 miles north vailing at the start of Its normal A candlelight wedding is plan­ surface, and taken to morgues office Saturday from 9 a m. to ^ilent, Mrs. Edward SehilUheiss: The western withdrawal from Uljongbu. marketing season should be ap­ ned for Saturday. June .30. at the in this sorrowing southernmost 4 p. m. for persons wishing to I 2nd vice president, Kenneth Spen- above the parallel began at mid- ! Chinese tried to knife down an plied throughout the balance of IJ.S. Newsman, ily in the United Slates. Nineteen pay their property taxes. ieer; 3rd vice president, Mrs. A l­ South .Methodist church. day, as Chinese advanced within undefended strip between this the marketing season. Just as is were located ye.Hterday after the Fire Chief Arthur ,T Vinton of bert K Kalher; treasurer. Wln- 20 miles of Seoul highway and Munsan. Heavy artil­ the case in most of our agrlciiltiir- lery fire ripped into them through­ crash. Coventry Vounteer Fire Company ithrop Merriam. S r: assistant North (Aiventry was chairman of Eighth Army headquarters said Bl jirlre support programs. Hints at Trial 3 has advised that arrangements out Thursday. Nineteen diverb worked in re­ i treasurer. Anion .M. iJisseiv. see-| the program. Montevideo, Uruguay the Allied troops were ’'fighting a "1 recommend that tbe Defense have been completed by his com­ The U. U. withdrawal toward lays, two St a time, over the iretary. Mr.- Ralph C Hoffman: wa.s Uio country .studied during the magnificent delaying action." Proiluctlon act be amended to pany for the civil defense alert Uljongbu yielded about six miles smashed piece., of the four-engined I assistant sreretary, Mrs. Benja- program. .Movies were shown and Munsan fell to Chinese driving provide for this. Under this ComiiiiiniHtH in Prague teat which is to he state wide on min Anderson. to the Reds- their biggest gain of transport, scattered over a wide I music to recordings played. down a main highway from the amenilmenl. the parity price will Saturday. The test at noon will I Members elected to the.execu­ ORCHIDS the day. It almo.st wiped out the area on the sandy bottom 20 feet j northwest. The town, 21 miles from continue to he a minimum stand­ Report William OatiSf Include intermittent blasts of tive committee follow .lohn H Kollowdng three weeks of soft- western side of the Kapyong bulge the war-battered capital, was the below the surface. ard for each price celling" thrMirn'r*'*" duration. Tlie all- ball practice IS girl- were .sclccte'l in the center of the 100 mile front. J, P. Nnylor Photo ('Jiief o f AP Riireaue Westland. Mrs Richard S Snow, site of an American paratroop Find .Navy Plane He said this sort of control I clear signal at 12:10 p m will be Herman E l.a'Dovl. Mrs. .lohn H to play on the regular George Hcr- •liidge Wesley C. Gryk, rhalrman of Hie recent rag eolleetlon comhicted for the Iteneflt of the Can­ TO THE LADIES - - ON THURSDAY landing last month. Other divers located what was cer Fund. Is shown aecepting a check for from .Abraluim Ostrinsky while General Oialrman would suffice to stabilize food Gathered Red Secrets thne ateadv one-minute basts in­ Westland. Mrs Thomas W. Rider, Hcy Robertson school girl's team (CoaUnued oa Page Fourteen) Fifteen miles to the esst. Red left of the Navy trainer plane prices for the time being. terrupted by silent two-min>it» I Eugene W Ijallnier. Mrs .lames for this season .Uomc 43 girls i’hlllp Bayer beams ni-i'rinal. .Vtniirbrsler resldenis gave 17 tons of rags, mnllresses and ruga 16 about two miles away. The Big If that doesn't work, the Presi­ periods between. Ulanssr. Mrs Owen S Trask, ■x- the collecilon, boosting tile f aneer Fund total to date over $5,200. In addlllon, Mr. Ostrinsky made triial out for the team. Tlie girl.s Wheel, the boat used for fishing dent ssld. Congress will need to By R IC H A R D K A SISC H K E ’T h e Ladles Association of the Rev. William J Shields, Albert K a personal contribution of $.'iU. i to play on the second year's team consider the use of other devices, First Congregational church will Kalher. Henry W Ford. Mrs We have ordered 150 orchids direct from trips by President Truman, found Shown above, left to right, are Ostrinsky, Boyer and Gryk. Joseph P. Dyer, Caneer Fund pub­ Fraiikfiirt, Germany, April follow: I>us Lyman, captain; Alice "including limited food subsidies have a rummage and white d o ­ Ijiwreme C Ijittmer Seeking Vandals Here the wreckage with gra| pllng irons. licity man who originated the rii';s eolleetlon Idea, wa.s iinnhle to lx* pn'w.it ulien llie photo was taken. 26— tom." On Mail Use i The government now fixes down to the Htate.” v: Mrs. Edward Neumann. Lynn Cas.sidy Gail Rychling, Joan He said the dlvera hadn’t seen Talks by MacArthur payment and other terms for sale Mrs. Rider. Mrs. C Davis Calkins. Oatls, chief of the A P ’s Prague ages Today Which May Total More Than SI,000 any sharks. of new houses but older dwellings Make it a Truly 1 Mrs. Robert Heims .Mrs. Benja­ Koehler, Ruby Vance Lois Saw­ bureau, vanished Monday — tha yer Tlie first game of the season The largest section recovered By Gamblers are not under the regulations. fifth employe of the A P Prague min Anderson. Mrs Frederick G. Washington. April 26 bPi — , firm or deny a New York Times will lie played following the school In one of the worst cases of .came from a passing car. Patrons BO far was part of the forward These rules are aimed (o prevent bureau to disappear In three Bi.ssell, Oscar Miller. Mr. Rpen- portion of the transport. It was recess next week with the Bolton vandalism here in recent years, at in the tavern of Jean Colavecchio, President Truman said today he . wnuld-he buyers from bidding up weeks. Government etatementa eer. Mr. and Mrs Snow, Mrs sma.shed and twlated. A woman’s Senate Crime Probers .. _ minlslratlnn document purport- lha price of new homes offered at Elementary school girl's team in leaat 11 buslnesa places have suf- ' 208 SpruCe street.^here the two seemed to Indicate the other em­ Herman F lo-Doyt. Mrs. Ernest foot and shreds of bodies came up will not ■ pull the atnnga on Gen, , cover Mr. Truman'# eoiiler- eu N terme. • 1 r r\ I J. St'irkel, Mrs Jnhn Kennedy. tliat town The majority of the sea­ fered plate glass window damage large street windows were broken, Alfio Aims Major Blow DouglM MacArthur but will let I ^n^e on Wake Island with MaoAr- ployes, all r^cch Nationals, would estimated at several hundred dol- reported that a car passed the with It. On taxes, the President repeat­ bo presented in the role of wit- Mrs Lawrenie C Ijiliincr. Ken- son games will he played with Divers also found a skull, with hlm say yvhat. he pleqqes, when he i Ihur last October, lare. The damage was c|uaed by :layem at the exact Instant the ed his earlier requeits for an In- nsMsa agatnat-OatlB; - ; icth Spencer will I'c member ex- those schools with whom the girls' the fiesh tom aw ay, ttpparently To Shut T^ttliuenuL pleases and where he pleaaea. 1 A reporter noted this etery- l i ^ large aebblea-aiS' rocks a ^ oc- glass shattered. E8ah " p w " Tre$ae*Uflf year ot “*t leaat ’ $1I).- officln of the nieinlH-i-slilp com­ haskelhaU team played. The ma- ^ tHX forfie oTtllBImpacL The presldeitt told a hews con- { said MacArthur had apologized to 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,00 0 . ComplalMd l a Kmbaeay mittee with Anton M I.asscr Ufefi rnagie.. »nsi Andrew OonaiantinopK 5 Dover Road— ^Tel. 4112 get a government permit. White Houae aldu on government MacArthur case. Any such inquiry groupa, aald ha will force a ahow-

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