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OPEN '(F NOTICE CLOSED TUE 8D A T . M A IC H M . I H l Tha i^uiivtsf iKanrir^Btfr lEpgntng Ifgralii Avaraga Dally Nat Preaa Ron Far the Wsek Badtog quarters. He w ill operate tha st»- March 11. 1951 David R. Kallay, non of Mr. and HosUssss ^ ths masting of the tton himself If approval to given, Board Tables tauigkt partly ctoudyi Mrs. Thomas T. KeUey pf 84 Republican women’s Club tomor­ To Lecture Here la Granted Extensian Drescher road, a atudent at Naw row aftemoor. at the home of Mrs. Walter N. Welr.waa granted a 10,145 About Town Ray Warrsn, 109 Prlncston strsat, two years' extenalon o f permission Hampton achooL N «w Two Requests Mbsr a« Sha Aa9H w If it At hoiM for tho fprini^ wiU ba Mrs. Ralph Uuidbarf. Mrs. to have a repairer’s license at 342 Easter Lilies raaa o f ObeolatleM a^Md m m tSat <* JliJSi; “ m tha annual winter Robert Gorman, Mrs. David Keith, East Center street. Anthony Agos- Manehettsr—A CUy of VOlago Charm < 5 S a ld elM i win ba bald sports banquet held recently at the Mrs. William Roscoe, Jr., and Mrs. tlnelll received permission to erect Zoning Officials Relay an outside stairway on the east aavan o’dock thla he was awarded * William Stuck. On Sale Wednesday. At ’tHIRTY-TWO PAGES—(IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIYE CENTS tlM HolUatar atraat acb^*> varsity basketball letter. He has Decision on Applica­ side of a dwelling at 270 Hackma­ (ClasMSed Advertising on Pngs 19) M ANCHESTER, C O N N , W ED N E SD A Y, MARCH 21,1951 The Inasmuch Class will meet tack street. Romaldo Doyan YOL. LXX, NO. 144 am* to b ^ **? firsts been co-captaln of the team. 9 A.1L ^ ’^ f i*----- — -----------------------:-------------------------------------- - f^toiriia vice cbfttnnAn o tb# n rit this evening at 7:46 at the Church tions of Roy H ag^orn was denied permission to re p ^ motor vehicles on property west 2 ? ^ ,^ of “*• The Manchester Rotary club of the Nazarene. The usual prayer ItMl Ooaa. and Alain ®5***Vhat**tf and communion service will be of 844 Middle Turnpike, west. meet tonight at the Mwchwter The Zoning Board of Appeala A holdover application from a Allies Ct^tiDue Advaoce Oabane haa aanounead u held In the msln auditorium to­ Country club at 6:30. President tabled two appllcatlona presented previous session was approved. 200 PLANTS AT Smawara any P«™f^ iJf Carl Furay will preside at the morrow evening at 7 i.'lO, Beginning Chunchon in Ruins standard Hrat aM certificates tn- by Roy Hagedom at Its session John Webster waa allowed to con­ F H IM «, S. WW 1 J Frank Costello Defies Probe open meeting. The main business Wednesday. March 28. evangelis­ terastad in befinninsr the ^ “ ^** ■* vert a single family dwelling Into will be a report of the nominating tic services will be conducted by laat night. Hagedorn Is seeking 4 VaagysM thiaMme they would he able to at- l*ermisslon to erect a gaaollne sta­ a two-family dwelling at 1085 NORTH KOREA this weetln* and naake up the committee and election of officers Rev. Ross Ekiirlck Middle Turnpike. eaaL and directors for the coming year. tion together with lights and signs for same on Middle 'Turnpike, rest of the work. Dr. Bernard Sheridan is chairman Anthony J. Brewer, Jr.. of j As U. S. Tanks Enter west, east of No. 240, which is of the nominating committee. Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Brewer of 38d : S t catrlstopher’s Mothers’ Orcle closer than 200 feet from a lot re­ $J.29 For Fourth Tin e on Funds Keeney street, a .senior at Wesley- I win meet tomorrow eaenlng ai served to be used for the Broad an University. Middletown, has ■-,5 The meeting of tlic Bucklaiul atreet achool. Hla second applica­ HALE'S [Jriengbu alKht o’clock at the home of Mrs. been awarded his letter for varsity “r * Seeks A llied John O’Neil of 54 Marshall road. Community club scheduled for to­ tion la to repair and store used SPEHAL Stiff OppositioD Be- I HONCCHONt RefuRcs to Talk About morrow night haa been postponed wrestling cars at the same location. Both SEOUL Crime Probe FiKurcs to March 28. due to Holy Week. applications must carry a state Headquarters yoDd City; Claims 7 i ' *1 ' v s' .Ivdoog• Hie Aeiietfl, Piiitiirea The nekt meeting will be in the The food sale by the O. O. P. Agreement on News Tidbits approval also. Self OR ProDioter ol form of a potluck supper and any women will open at Hale’s store at Description Is Wanted FOR Red Force ^ e r 38th Culled From (IP) Wire* Sole Agenta la Maacheater neighbors and friends in the area twelve noon Thursday and con­ •gpalVYangpyong' CNpyo Hagedorn submitted a plot plan i Other Plants At Infra Red BroUera who would like to attend are invit­ tinue while the supply holds out. to the board, but an exact descrip­ 38th Parallel MILKMAID Bob Hewitt Tokyo, March 31.— {IP)— WONJU ed to bring a hot dish and attend Mrs. Hazel Finlay and Mri. George tion of the type building was not SUWON SOUTH Waterbury American, newspa For HouRewivesg Qtea AIDS F. Borst, chairman and co-chair­ An American tank force to­ the supper. Mrs. Lioulse Seymour is Bob Hewitt, cowboy explorer, available. The board tabled action per, says Connecticut Tavern Own- man, respectively, have arranged KOREA chairman of the committee in lecturer and photographer, haa until this plan was submitted. The $1.98 $2.29 $2.98 day rumbled into the former AcliesoD Asks C o d i i d o d cers’ Association haa marshalleU Plunge Into Oil« Real with Mrs. Robert McIntosh, tel. Kumyangjang Aithar Dng Stoiat charge. been engaged by the Brotherhood building, Hagedom said, would Chinese stronghold of Chun­ ■ forces for mass descent on State 6063; Mrs. Frank Gerlach, 6084, View OD Problem De­ ^Oun Capitol tomorrow in support of bill | ERtate Firm; Admita of Emanuel Lutheran church, for comply with standard service sta­ chon. It met only flag-waving The Friendly Circle will hold Us to call for food contrlbiitions, a program at the Bowera achool, tions owned by a major oil com­ that wo\ild allow them full liquor | Bootlegging After *26 regular monthly meeting tomor­ Thursday forenoon, if inconvenient Korean civilians. The Chi­ spite MaeArlhiir Au­ f< privileges .... Janies J. (iarroll.i Friday evening, April 20, for the pany he is dealing with. However, ; > Chunywtg row evening at eight o clock at the for the members to bring them to benefit of Troop 128, Boy ScouU, Hagedorn also plana to build a nese, who had made the cen­ thority to Cross Line first Senate C*rlme comnilllee wit | Community " Y . " A social hour will ness to balk al testifying liefore New York, March 2\.-AfT) the store. Mrs. Flnlsy will also of which Raymond Wogman is second story to be used aa living No Deliveries on Flowers tral Korean road center their FOR RENT follow the business meeting. collect if necessary. Her telephone television cameras, plans 1o ap­ — Underworld B obs, Frank acoutmaater. The profits will be troop massing point in South Washington, March 21—(>P)— For AD Occasions Is 2-1411. used for camp equipment for the VONGiU’: pear before committee at Wnsh- Costello today defied Senate Manchester Grange will confer Korea, apparently had withdrawn Secretary of SUte Achcaon said STATUTI Mats ^ r < ^ Inglon hearing tomorrow . Fed- , troop. crime investigators for the the third and fourth degrees on a A special rehearsal has been north ol Parallel 38. today the United States wants a cral Security Administrator Oscai ITAUAN-AMERICAN Mr Hewitt will deliver a lecture Chunchon 1. 8 1-2 miles south rirclea Indlrste wldely-soparale areas where Chinese and North Ko­ fourth time in their elTorta to class of candidates at eight called by Director Henry Gryzb TRUSS FITTING common point of view with Its A l­ H. Kwing says some 100,000 newly | on •‘Roaming In Wyoming.” His o f the Red Korean border. rean Communists were reported trying to maintain orderly withdraw­ oitglhle oldsters are about to lose o’clock tomorrow evening in for St. John's third annual min­ descriptions and pictures. In both Ranges, Refrigerators lies in the 38th Parallel problem. find out his net worth. He CLUB strel show. It will be held tomor­ By AKRON Oradnated Experts. Housewares Dept. It waa from Chunchon that the al yesterday. Allied troops (black arrows) continued to advance their first month’s Old Age insur­ Orange hall. Supper will be serv­ color and black and wljlte film, of against moderate rear guard artinn. Censorship lifted, the Eighth said he wouldn’t answer the ed at 6:30 foi members and candi­ row eveqing, following the. Lenten Chinese mounted their two mas­ But he said no new authority Is re­ ance checks because they have EldridRO Street the marvels of nature’s architec­ Also Abdominal Snpports, Elas­ Washers a|id Al! quired for United Nations military Army revealed the rapture of the diungpyong reser\olr luid power question. With the same sul­ dates, preceding the meeting. The service which commences at seven Basement sive ofTensives In January and failed to apply. ture in tliat part of the country, tic Hosiery, and all types ol anr- February against Wonju, deep in forces to cross the old boundarj' station 25 miles northeast of Seoul. They captured the plants Intact len stubbornness he has dis­ Weddingro. MeetlnRS, third degree will be conferred by o’clock.
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