\ I / :■...... I . It'- •> . .}■ (< ■ ■ ' . '^TUES^3^“Y^'JA?^A^■y■•^3v• 1953 WlGWTOURtCTN A rerigt D«Uy Net Press ■matttljVatfr lEutiung Iffralb ' For tiw Ififeelr EiiSetl Fereesat of :D.-S- Woathet Buimui Jtm. 19, 19SS Fair, hot so cold tonight. Mlal^ Walter Ferguson, 27, of 8T Fos­ 10,853 mum near SA. Thnreday, Ineroaa- ter I street, .U-a .l«csnt addition to, Poctora ,H.onUfl Men in .New^^ Play Will Help Ing rloudlneao, mild. ^joulTown, the Manchester Police Depart­ VoteatM^des Member «f the Audit ment. He was appointed a au>- Physicians of the Manchester' Bureau of Ijircnlntlon* Manchester--^A City of Village Charm •■»»b I-orle Butler wes lipnie from pernumerary by' CTlef of Police Medical Asspclatlon '"'ho w;ll Moves Q In Polio Drive H eacfqtiarters Herman-Ci. Schehdel oh Dec. 1... feapomi " calls, C usp Plcketti V*., for « few hour* (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS 1^'Bunday. Pvt. Butler, who 1* tomorrow afternoon and eve­ FOR (aawtlfled Advertlolng on Page 18) MANCHESTER, CQNN.v WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1953 Malfned to the Medical Corpa, had The Holy Family Mothers ■Circle ning are Dr. G. R. Mllleiv tel. NLRB Assigning Field! . ‘M^lenlrammer’ Will VOL. LXXII, NO. 88 {•••II pravioualy confined to the in- will meet tomorrow at ,8 p.m. at 3-1^629. and Dr. William Stroud, I Highlight Jamboree on = / fttmary for five day* with the the home of Mrs. Geno Andrelni tel. 9-1708. ' ' Examiner to Arrange *«|)pe. __^ of. 89 Weaver road. The speaker Election, Union Says ' Jan. 28; Cast Named will be Mrs. Mary U Hutchinson j ' ------• ! of Linden street who 'teaches in Posters Hit Jamea A. Warren, aon of Mr. Sun.set Council, No. *!>. Degree of The National I-ahor Relations Mr*. Eva Folsom of the Com-i And Mra. Roy B. Warren of 127 the Manchester Green School. Pocahontas, will postpone its I munily Players, who ia wcU knpwn | ion Princeton atreet, now in hia sopho­ rummage sale scheduled for the Board has Informed Manchester] Chene I for her ability as an actress as well more year at Worcester Poly­ Llnne Lodge. No. 72. Knights of 19lh in Tinker Hall. Members who Mode* that a field examiner h Reds’ Delay technic Institute. Worrester. Mass., Pythias, will meet 1‘omoriow eve­ have articles for the sale are urged being a.sslgned to arrange a ^ea a director, will direct a one act la a member of the Slgrnal Corp.i ning at 8 o’clock In Orange Hall. to sftve them for a later date. "secret ballot election” to deter­ I “Ineller drammer " for the Polio SeMor Division ROTC unit. He mine whether the firm's workers ■ Jamlwree to be held at St. .Tames Of Prelates has' advanced himself by display- Members of the. Army and Navy Walter Van A'rsdsle of Coventry, Sch6oL,pn Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 8| To Fight Cut Inr qualities of leadership to the Auxiliary are request^ to meet will resume his art c1aa.SM aus- desire union representation, *c- renk of cadet aergeant first class. tonight at 8 pl^clock at the Quish fordlng to Jack .Simll. a local or­ p. m. * i pcnded.durlng. the hDUdayA.PA Sal-_ Mrs.’ F ^ b m Is now releasing the- - Va4k*n City. Jan. 14— (/P> He has also just been awarded the Funeral Horne, ih'trlbute to. JuTrus iirday. .Ian. 17. at- the VMCA on ganizer for™ the....iHtemationwl Ijistlhctive Insignia for academic Ctiagnot. Sr., who died yesterday. North Main atreet. Ladles’ Garment Workers’ Union cast for this drama, entitled, By LEN ZEIDENBER(; . , —Pope Pius XII assembled achievement for outstanding work His daughter. Mrs. .lennie Lappen, AFL. "Parted on Her Wedding Morn, or Rongts, R«frigtrators Local 6 .3 , Textile, Worker.* Union of America, CIO, has 16 of the 24 new jtrinces of In military science during the is a member of the auxiliary. The union submitted a petition More to be Pitied than-Scorned, ” llSj-52 school year. This award is The monthly meeting of Rock­ to the NLRB last week, allegedly written by I-elanb, Price. The cast, W pshtrs and All, hirSl former U. S. Rep. A. A. Ribjtoff in an effort to have the Roman Catholic Church ville ' Kmblem Club No, .1 will be in the order of theJr appearance; is before his thrond iit Vatican flt’en' annually to the top 10 per Mrs. .1. Herbert Finlay of Phelps held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock bearing the signature* of a major­ Oriicr AppliancBt set aside an arbitrator’s decision that cutwasre-s at Cheney cent of each class. ity of the employes. as follows: Faith Tvuehcart, Carol Brothers almost 11 cents an hour. Frank Reliiy, president of palace tonight, and in ac­ Scattered Wreckage of Transport road, chairman of the Second Con­ at the Rika Home |n Rockville In an official communication tr raid Photo. :i*'rAld Photo McVeigh: Mother Mahoney, Faith gregational Women's L e a g u e The regular pOtluck will be omlf- Wlllifim F. IMIton lyeon A. Thorp Fallow: Bowery Liz, Ixiretla Mos- the Ibcil, announced the appoint-v “ ' cordance with ancient and A son was bom at the Hartford groups, urges all parishioners who tedj and refreshmenta will be Manchester Modes, s copy of which ik .J W .IU U COItl colorful rites conferred on Hospital on Jan. 0 to Mr. and Mrs. was sent to the union. Suall ssiid j . — k^uk: Desmond Dalton the villain...... Msuaamrm Cana ...... nient of Ribicoff this ( J 4 * * F s Wants have not already made reservations aerved after the meeting.- F".' College.' He Has been a niefti'be'f of ThPma.s Turner; Dpal Bucking-- laid ' he "aTid ■ other union- leaders them new emblems 'of their Wlfliam Brown of it0 ‘j Charter for the turkey supper on Thurs­ Bernard L. Alpei t. first regional ] The promotion of William confened with the former con­ Oak atreet. director of the labor board. , pgnon to the position of local ad- The Herald klaff since 1921. A^ di­ ham, Gloria DellaFera: and Ex­ high rank. James Francis day, to do so this evening. Mrs. .St. Margaret Mary's Mothers rector of the corporstion for many celsior Colfax the hero.x,Joscph Con­ gressmen last night. Circle will meet tomorrow night at The wage cut, which affect* Cardinal McIntyre, Arch­ Louis J. Tuttle will receive reserva­ X ™ . t J. ":.T o year* he was elected secreiaiy Of ti. The scene takes place in a tions from persons whose names the home of Mrs. Peter Pllkaitls, the corporation in 19.'51. New York tenement in thC 1890's. about 1,600 workers at the local bishop of Los Angeles, the l.VT Hilliard ati - that the local firm he included with , afl^the appointment of Leon A. Students to begin with the letters. A through Britain Hall, women’s suit factory ■ ThWp to fill a new,poaltion a.s *d- Mr. Dalton .will take oyer super­ Roger Negro is in charge dt|)rop* textile mill, was announced on Jan. 12th Ame.riciin to be elevated At 500 2 and went Into effect Jan.'.*!. It RED CROSS ’ G; H-N, Mrs. Nelson Smith; O-T, in New Britain also owned by Sid- vertising direcSor of The Herald vision of The Herald's local advar- erties and Enrico Gentilcore SJul. to the Sacred College, and the Mrs. H. L. Tenney: U-Z. Mrs. A, A public millta . . ,ila( will he held tislhg staff. irKfliidlng the' com­ Ruth Brown in charge of make tip/1 was handed down by Profesaor In the aocial rooms of the Bucking­ ney Ellis In one election unit. were announced last night by 15 other Cardinals knelt, in H. Barber. The meal will be served Thomas F. Fergu.son. president of pany's Rockville branch. Born in The play la being protluced by ape-'- John A. Hogan of the University By STERLING F. GREEN HEADQUARTERS at fi:30 and the annual meetlngx ham Congregational, Chiirch Fil- No Date Vet of New Hampshire, who based the Face D raft turn before the Pontflf to re­ The. union is attempting to or- /The. Herald Printing Company. Manchester. ^Ir. Daltdn Attended rial arrangement with the Drama-1 with reports and election of. offi­ '-day night at 8 o’clock under th local schools and graduated from , lists Play Service, New York City. ^ major part of his decision on the ceive birettas—the red hats. Washington, Jan. 14—(/P)—President Truman told the coun­ apon.sprslj)p, of , tl\,e ,Eastbury Clv|c ganlje, pfociuctlon-w’orkers in both Inc., at a dinner party held at The. ;Arthur Drus Storn * '— establlahcd WILL BE LOCATID cers will-follow at 8 p.m. Herald plant; ' ' ' ' Manchester ' High - School in-'thc < wage-cutting ....Jackson, Mifio., Jan, 14—^ try-today- i t / ^ - achieve- production of .hjrif . a trillion, dollars League In conjunction vtlth tlie plants. Hearings In determine ^ /'H o r n s bv textile Bisnts in the FallTUver- Selective Buckingham Ladies Aid. Refresh- whether the voting unit requested •Mr. Thoip, secretary of the cor laps of 1917. He joined The Herald | bv textile plants Rome, Jan. 14—\!F)—Bril annually withh) a decade—if it beats a"* potentially aerioM Mother Cahrlni Mothers Circle Is' p-oiWr ai e expect to be held , poration. In his new position will I staff in 1931 as an advertising ■ New Bedford. Ma.ss., area. threat of depression after this year. In his last will meet tomorrow at 8 p,m., with 1 meats will be se.ryed.. &er\:ice._.fprese.ey manpower iiantlj/ri'olored poatera at- major AT •iii NLP.B Boston oMre '.shortry.f h'avc general aujjcn'irston of Herald, solicitor. ' - • ' ------Feet* Statute Violated ------1 iackmK'Comrriumam *ahJ ac, esge to congress, thV annuar ecb-V Mr*. Albert R. Puaso, 11 South' •tiisll said The election i.« ached-1 adverti.slng, but will spend a g reat-; Mr. Thorp, his wife Dorothy Ribicoff said today be would shortages within the next nomic leport, Truman'-plctured to­ Main street. [ Herald Eiiiplm es - VlMl- to follow, he -said.- although . er- proportion of-his tin>e in-lMin'rFoll*n3br.e Thorp. nnd._apn ,A ^on LECLEROl bring an action in Superior nine to 18 months which may cusing the Reds of preventing day's "unparalleled proeperlty," M CENTER STs no date hasas vetyet been. _assigned. ^ , tiling national advertising business, j liyc at 18 Tanner street. Mr, Dal- ' F U N E R A L H O M ^ to have the avt’arrf Vacated; The necessitate drafting fathers, tW new - Roman Gathoiic high employment, and Stable prices' St. Margaret's Circle. Daughters [ * T^e NLRB offtcidl r*qu«ste dii> TS'y Garden Grove catifreiii in th.* j'ganizer, the board requires the list But Won’t Reveal Fig- permit if io present new evidence Shoes Repaired Here . The general said In the opera- The Prealdeht ignored .a 2 to 1 Science at the University of Con­ Cesspoohi and Septic Tanks th* full 9’i cents an hour cut In highlight of the consistory week WIrrphoto), closed today when the clitff necticut Thursday night at 8 rompoalng room of The Herald • be submitted to the hoard in order urcs tintil ‘Verified’ and.exhibits. i which opened Monday with the split within hia Council of economic o’clock at th* Community Y. This plant. Appropriate gift* were pre- "to protect the secrecy of the In his letter to the commission cleaned with mir powerful 8AM YULYES (<>intlnued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Nineteen) Pope’* elevation of 24 prelate* to advisers which, i/developed, baa executive sent hifl annual eco- la the aecond In a .series of sente^ to the honor gue.sls^ Identity of thriae who signed requesting the reopening. Attorne.v , l.OOO/gsllcn pump. '.Modern bring the College 'of Cardinal* to disagreed on the outlook for defls^ nomic message to Ejpngreaii- catds." The Eighth Utilities District ha* Shoe Repairing of . the Bet­ tion In the next three years when "Green Thumb" programs being of-^ Raymond A. Johnson, representing i equlfmeht,- We go anywhere. ter Kind Done While Yon Its full strength of 10 members. The president took no'aota aC ft fered to Manchester home-owners'’ No comment teas available at received it* bill from the Man-, the water company, said that there Six other new Cardinals were to defense spending la due to back off. in hia 15,000-word maasa|(a>: tflsalf*'''^ Manchester Modes today. rhe.ster Water Company for fire c ./ l l c o l l e c t . Walt. through the local YWCA. Hospital Notes was new evideneg which would af­ 1,1 MAPI-E STREET • get their birettas from the heads Sabres Destrqy The clash was disclosed in the mltted to Congress along xrtto tha protection service on pipe the fect features and exhibits already of state In Spain. France. Portugal council's economic review, sent to advisers’ economic ra v i^ . '/ company has laid In; the district GEORGE BONKOWSKI Opp. First- National Store - Acheson, in Final Talk, The Little Flower of Jesus presented.’* j Cnliimbia. Conn. Parking Lot and her* In Italy, at sfieclar cere Ctengreasi along with the White Minor disaents slid footaotea Mother* Circle w'lll hold Its meet­ ratlent* Today ...... 1.M Lenox St.-Is Site in tl’ic past several years and for Renew .\ttark have appeared in soma pracedihg ADMITTED-Y E S T E R D A Y: i which it has nm*cr charged, but Tel. W'Ulimantlc S-9305 monies. House message. (Jhaimsn tieon ing at the . home of Mrs, Ethel But John.son’s letter, instead of/ Rite* End Tomorrow Kayeerling end the newest mem­ repdria, but they were not of tbs Barry, l.'i6 Main stieet, tomorrow Ronald Smith, 36 Thomas drive; 1 whether the entire bill Is ever indicating the Eighth District^' Predicts Western Unity Superforts Smash same scope as the basic split b ^ Of Minor (Irasli The elevation ceremonies con­ ber, Robert C. Turner, celled for d evening. Her'hua'band, Dr. joaepfi Daniel O'Brien. 79 Wells strcrt:-i* going to be paid remained a quer.- bill, which is yet to be paid, polM- . tween Chairman Lson Kel^itiag Mrs. Ruth Barrette. 123 Middle tion today. No large amount of clude tomorrow with the great start on private snd gorvernment Barry, will be gueat apeaker. Mem­ ed to a customer which has public consistory In St. Peter's measures to prevent poaible post- ind Robert C. Turner, on ona hand, turnpike ea.iit; Mrs. Martha Ellin ; One minor- accident was reprirted money 1s believed ln\*olved. imbursed the company for charges Seoul, Jan. 14—f/P)—Sabre and Vice Chairman John'D. Qaxk HARTFORD bers are requeated to report at 8 Rockville;. Robert Chambers, 677 , . . . __ , ■ Ra.v S. Warren, president of the W ashin^n, Jan. 14—{fP)—Dean Acheson, winding up four Basilica at which the Pontiff win defeare unemployment and slack OFEN THURSDAY EVENINGS o'clock sharp. since metering went into effpfl. jets destroyed at least eight on ths ether. Center street ; Mrs. Catheclne.Rob j P”"*'* ""'1 district, disclosed receipt of the Meanwhile, with the annpiinced years as/Secretary of State, said today he was sure the for-' present the broad-brimmed gai- Transit Strike New Top Red markets from spinning Into “a , :Twn Heelbrent ; • due. 26 Hale road; Mrs. Evelyn | investigation. Two cars were in- yesterday, but other.than stat- eros, or red hat*. Russian-built MIG-15s today mbra serious deflationary sp ^ ." reopening of the hearing aiid the midabie difficulties in the way of we.sterh world unity and The posters put up b.v the Chris­ . In brief, K ejw U ng and' T 4 iW Robei ts, RFD 2; Nils Nil.son, 30; volved in .the cia.sh on Lenox that the adjusted bill Involves company’s submission of Its retro­ strength can and will be surmounted. In a farewell news con­ in the biggest air battle bv ‘Vice Clhamman. John O.. Olatk foraSaW a ' poaalbl# thragt- ac Norman atreet; Robert John.ston. | ,^1* morning. Patrol- pipe/in which the district should active hill to the' rilstri/t. oppo­ tian Democrat* — who tackle Ital­ Snarl Growing! North Korean skfea since Se]^ Purge Seen in dissented tartly snd tsrsAIy. Ms 23 Division street; Mr*. Oladyr > Joseph Sardella is Investlgat- have been billed .-ince 1949. he wa.s ference he gave that answer, based-' ; ■^ ~~ ’’ ian Communism next apring in the fnreuas no buslnese conffitlons nents of .the company'./ pr0(ied ufion a review of progrea* and | first nation-wide parliamentary iem ber. Oambolatl, 12 Myrtle street: Alclde I ' reluctantv to discus* either the. rate- Increase ..renewed/ their at- . changei, hs said in a footnote, Souclei'. Broad Brook,----- amount oKpl'pc tlie company say.« troubles in the western slUsncel l J g T e US S c t electiona since 1948—blamed Com­ The U. 8. Fifth Air Force said Doclors’ Arrest YWCA HOBBY COURSES Reports indicate Edward Maln- tack. / . 'I FUEL OIL against Soviet Communism, when ; L-/a>-s< InPhiladelphial Allied'pilots'bagged' eight of the which are “thceatealng enough to start on private ADMITTED TODAY: ^Joseph it has installVd in this period or the munism for the absence of Aldjzijc require new counter-defUtlonary vllle, 29, of 8 Nathan road, and El­ Walter Hibbard, ehair'man of a he .wss saked what ■ he thought' Cardinal Stepinac, Primate of Red warplanea, probably destroyed measunw to ptwblMtt Bielecki, Rockville; Mrs.- Anmi liot Godes. 41, of 98 Bentoh street, amount of moh,ey for fire protec­ fact-finding committee of North lit^on, action by tb« govemnienL'’ CIhrk, in a terse M ss^ seiFl REGISTRATION FOR NEW TERM .lyikks, 11 Durant- street', Mrs, tion service tlie Company-says the / about new French effortseffort# to amend To -Get Tough Yugoslavia, and Stepan Cardinal Philadelphia. Jan. 14 _ Ofi By one and damaged three. Additional were driving in oppo.site direction* End residents, claimed that the . k tfelty which would permit Westj Wyszynski. I*rlinate of Poland. train, auto and taxi, apd In droy.eg; .dalma of one nrobeUe.i and six oaeiatf. aiid to««y RuMtor# arraat Okrtt Bi f i is 4» -■alp .f-otOsess Mary Pater.son, .1.31 Oakland district owes It. amended rate schedule proposed by \y snough to rtquirs AT V OFFICE — 79 NORTH MAIN ST. street. on I/cnox sti'cet. Tlie left front He said he prcferrtq! not to dts German rearmament. "This Is the peace and llborty of weary-footed ptdealrlans, Phila­ Ttamaged are pending confirma­ of a grolip of top dlflht doctor#, Clark refused to halp draft two fender of the Mainville car was —- the eompany was diseriminatlng in Gef reliable dells-ery sers'lce of hlgh- Achesmi opened the conference tion. deflationary action by tho BIRTHS Y F, S T F, R D A Y : A close either of these IIIes unui, the large Industrial users. of Communism,” the placards de­ delphia straggled to work today in mostly Jews, ipay be the flgst step long ehaptera of the advisers' re­ damaged, e.stimated' at 8100. while It was hrat-rnnlent oil on demand or at regu­ with some Ideas which he said he On Red Planes clared. The posters also -carried 'The air battles came after U.-S. ment^" fflark did .not TUESDAY ONLY, 1:00 to 9:00 P. M. daughter to Mi. and Mr*. I/So they had been "verifie' Hibbard said ^ a t . while the in­ the grip of a cUy-wlde transit; In e Soviet pui^A etrlkln|; atliigh port In which His collsaguss ap­ dreftlng of two long Sykes, 433 Center street; * son~to the left rear fe.nder and bumper of lea "ned, though, that on f basis lar Interval*. Both services are available had jotted ddwn on his years in picture* of the two absent prelates Superforts and fighter-bombers ly placed political flgures. ' praised the hasard, dr they see It, the Godes car were . smashed. No dustrial u.sera /provide only 10 per to fit your need. All deliveries m etere^' office. He said he was deeply By ROBERT EUNSON strake. smashed home two more trip-ham­ the review in which his - Mr. and Mr*. Henry AbCrle. Rock- of the company'* figure* for 9,12. rent of the compan'’'s income, thev and me*sage* of welcome to those It was, catch-as-catch-can for Whether such k purge wilt de­ and dtscuasdd prevenUve action. Sehodult and Program on Roqutsf villf; a danghten to Mr. and Mia. other details were available. pa.\'\an too, for your complete protection. grateful for the complete loyalty Tokyo, Jan. 14—i/Pi^Japan and new Prince* of the Church who mer blows against the key Com­ velop and whether It win ' reach discussed possible steps ^ the district win have to use 4.1 per c^nt of It* product, and which h s i existed between himself travellers In and to th* nation’s munist-transport center at Slnan- The President did not deliver the efhploymeBt end stimulate. Francis Dancoaae, II Drive B. etld'l'onal 5.100 for ftre'protccti the U. S. have warned Soviet Rus­ came to Rome. third largest city. Ten* and per- into the little inner group of men 15,000-woto meuage In pansoa, PHONE MI-9.4260— MI.9.768B— MI.3-8673 Inrrca.s/ being asked for this as head of the State department sia that they have embarked on a Pope Plus told the con*l«torjl Ju. The one-two assault marked ksts In the post-detwlBa porM t : .;'. DLSCHARGED YESTERDAY: rates annually. Vomer is 1.1 per cent as and the President’s foreign policy haps hundreds of thousands were' Around Premier Statin la specula­ hut sant 1^ to tha Capitol to be Under the Emplayment Richmond Hogg, 71 Haynes stieet; new. get tough policy in the Far elevating the new Cardinals on late: thousands more didn’t get to the iixth straight day of a relent­ tive, but expert! here would not be « W III Verify Bill ed/to the proposed Increase L:T. WOOD C O ./ adviser snd President Truman. East and the.v are ready to back less drive to knock out a main Red read by Clerks. 1948, the Cbunoi) of Dacdd JedcziewsUI, Rockville; Mr.*. Engagement Tlie bill- -which was one of *ev pant for the district and Monday that he had received a work at all. Those who did faced surprised If that happened. They Truman stuck to his policy of Asks Fair CTiauce it with bullets. telegram from 'Cardinal Wysxyn- supply route from Manchuria to assume a struggle-for power over visers is obliged to Martha Shai'p, 8.1 Summit street; ...... /..eraUAClOi'-l ioyplved In ,the reopen ------the. .average, .ixicrea.se . of . 25, pgr. $1 BISSELL ST. _ PHONEJ^I-3.^96 For the regime; of Secretary- anoUi.fL, and possibly a worse, ■state -of th e ooononqr,. THIS*' Nellie'Tobliey, 91 Cbestnuf --.The. warning, yesterday- -to- a- snarl In getting home tonight. the froxen front,.... - ...... Bunn’i eOccAeaor 'has long been I . ' Ing of the Public Utilities Commis- i all classe.s of service. deslgna'te Joh'h Foster Dulles, "forelgn power” left no doubt bot (OsnUnned aa rage NInistoen) recom mendstions for the street; Mrs. Florence Stores. 20.1 (...... UenneQUin- r-uinegan — i ston heHting on the company’* tc------\/Ntf Vletory--...... ------(Oontinned on Page Nineteen) All public transportation in this The sustained air blows sppar-, going on. ' Acheson asUd he.was asking; some­ that Japan was tsdking-about Rus-. ently stung the Red-fighters Into- T m y alao *axpect further Mos­ on desirable poHcteS; i North Elm street; Jahe’M'cBucney. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G eorgeq„est for an Increase In rates ' vever/lt wa.s also brought out city of more th an ' two million 106 Campfield road; Joseph Ta- thing beyond goodwill and'a fair sla. whose Kurile island-based action after six days of relative cow emphasis on the antl-Jewish maintaining nuolmum ; Heimequin of 28 Cottage atreet an- , ^vill be turned over to an engineer, ,ves/rda,v thsKwhat opponents of chance. He also told, reporter* not stalled at midnight. Members, of buying power and en^ioynieBt.' V rlcco. 36 Marshall road; Mr*. Ann i nounc* the engagement-of-theii.'.i.,,„.y,.i.pnnamed, wRhin afew daj’i planes are only six miles from 4he CIO Transport Workers - Union quiet In MIG-alley, deep In north­ aapecta of. the arrest. Some officiain ■th/lncrease hadsihought of as an to think badly of his successor If Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost west Korea. Ike Shuns Bid The mstdent, tn.tun^ -haw Ml -•-.1 Falknwaki and son, 68 Alton 1 daughter. Bar'oaia Aiiene, to Ron-' fo- v'"ier‘“l'oii. War*—r a-’id. earlv, if minor, victory, turned out sometime* the new administration Economy Plea walked off the Job after rejecting questioned whether this • might street; Mrs. Elaine Manniae and Isle. a new_ contract which union offi­ ,The day’s loll of MIGs la the eventuelly Involve L M. Kagano­ these racommandattons hia“fOeiltr l aid Albert Finnegan., son of Mrs. . .Undlcation* I'''ei'c,_hoW.*y*r..> V,'."*, to be -not a victoi^ at all. when seema tp- be acting Ilka the out­ At least one Soviet plane al'-- er measage to Oengrese..... - aon, Bollcm; Mr*. Elizabeth Hyde James H. F'lnnegan of 87 North the hmount of money owed by the /hairman Eugene S. J^ughlin of going one because tradition ia cer* had reebmmende'd they ac­ highest reported since flept. 4 vich, a member of the old Peilt and daughter, 1.19 Henry atreet; ready has been e.scorted from cept. The rejection came at • a when 13 were destroyed and four buro and still one of the Inner By Reuther on Apoo on torn M ata . street. district, which 18, fighting the ''the PUC clarified a st.'uq^ment he strong in the State department. Japan. So far no bullets have been Made Before Clark want .aloag with Kayead^ -S-Thomas Paascante.ll. 42 Hale road, MI. 214 SPRUCE ST-, MANCHESTER TEL. MI-.3-.3095 ployed by the .United Aircraft failed to bill the (li*|rict pioperi.V *a,v that the commission would blue tie. He was grayer, of hair and anti-aircraft guna are pre­ • ...... ed the Sthanju area with 110 tons also to Soviet radio criticism of bridge sTrtet; George Slddell.' 142 -Service .Cqrporalion, ; for the past-sevfial years, ma.ybe reached the agreement In 11th hour the. security police for having fail­ Washington, Jan. 14—(B—Prssl- west' center street; ’ Stizsnnc' grant -th*i-. eoinpan.v;- -v/hich -haa' than when.he.auccaeded .George C. pared to handle the next violation, . . State. Capitol. Hartford,. Jan. 14 efforts to avert a wallujuL. dimt-elect'BIsenhBwar refuaad'X re­ (OMrtfaaed an Pago Nlae*iieaY ^ Mr. .Finnegan is a graduate of laigeiy academic.-,, , / .some foil’" and two-inch mains, an Marshall a.* SecreUry of State in with force If neceaaary. —(/Pi—The economy fheme, p-hlch (OontilMiNl M Page;^*#^?*) ed to turn up evldenite of the Smith. 1.1 French road; Ml*. Mar- Manche.stcr High School In the Warren .said that . he had/ re­ Buses,, trolleys, elevated and Sub­ alleged crimes of the nine-doctors quest from CIO President Welter ADMIRAL-BENDIX-MOTOROLA i gery DeLiale and Son, 173 Deming increase in fire protection rates on January, 1949. There ia no particular aignifi- the Republican leadership sayS wilt way trains were taken to their Reuther then ha araolnt a map rla.*a of 1949 and Is emplo.ved by quested a JegpV opinipn*W» the dis- pipe smaller ^XharV six'.inches In He' told questioners that on the rance In the timing of the warning. be dominant at the current session sooner. This led to speculation over i atreet. the United Aircraft Corporation. t riel's ♦iWigation lnA>egaidu/io /to the terminala and parked for the dura­ whether the secret police might be from the CIO as Undersecretary of diaTnete”. since the conimi.ssion re­ Friday after inauguration he will There ha* been no marked Increase of the legislature, was sounded to­ tion of the walkout. At least two Labor. Instead, the Job, lUte that The wedding will take place 'at bill from Attorney''John p- I-ar-' quires slx-ijich lines. i go to'New York and attend a din­ in the number of violations of the day at the first meeting of the In for a purge a-hich could con­ t. fbe South yiethodlst Church oh Belle, who 1* representing-the dis- trolleys abandoned on the streets ceivably Involve L P. Berta, an­ of Secretary, went to-an AFL man. Ycslerda.v, however. Loughlin. ner to be given by friends there. Japanese Skies. But , continuing legislature’s farmers' Organization. at the midnight deadline had |o be Reuther, In a letter to Eisenhow­ BuUeting Saturday. March- 14. ; trict** Bosi-d of Dircct||rs;and over when questioned on this point, saidj SEAL'T MATTRESSES . $29.95 and up On the following Sunday, he will violations ha've caused concern. House >^(>rity I-eadef Simon S. News Tidbits other men who has been does to !4ofl ‘North F.nd residenU hi their picked up T^company aupeiYlaors Stalin -for several years. Berta ii er dated Dec. l8. asked for the eq that he had not meant to give that fly to the Island of Antigua in the Shooting down a Russian MIG Cohen (R-EIlington), appearing at Starting at dawn, houra ahead o( Cull^ from AP Wire* lection of e ‘‘competent iMreon tmm the AP Wire* opposition to the proposed rate in­ West 'indie* where he will spend over Hokkaido would have caused the meeting to discuss bills per­ assumed to have some kind of re- CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. crease. The cbmpiiny is seeking an Impre.sslon if that wa.s. in fact, the normal rush, travellers were eponslblllty for the eecret police from the ranks from the CIO'-’ In what he had, said; He e.xplained! two months on vacation. He then a lot more flap internationally be­ taining to agriculture, said he abroad In the city seeking ways of the Labor department's second additional $20,500 In revenue an­ expect# to return to Washington fore the warning was issued than hoped the farm group would not although he gave up nominal direc­ BUdNOfrON nually. and has propo.sed rates that' it waa commission polity to >• getting to work. Qowntown at 7 Houao Subversion InvMtigatora tion of lU operations several years highest job and said he wanted to Local Stocks direct that new installations be no KEMP’S, and resume hia long-lntemipted it would cause now that the Soviets bring forward any proposals which a. m. looked like the pre-game rush talk the quesUon over with the In­ New Yeeh, Inn. 14 — (P) , i-f 311 M AIN STREET that woiild Incre.ise fire protection 763 .MAIN STREET TEL MI-3-5680 would add to the state's expense. disclose thay will take, close look vice charges for the distrirt by smaller than six Inches, but that ■ private law practice. have been told Japan and the U. 8. on ArmyrNavy day. at proapectlve Rhode# achelars, *\loscow announced yesterday the coming President st tha ‘‘earliest An nttemey tastlflad teflnjr hs/ Quofatloa* Fumlsbed By 8ft per eVnVand IhVblllsTf do'mes’^^ commis.sion had no hard and In hi* discussion of the develop- mean business. "Let's do nothing to embsrraa* - Car pools carried many persons convenience.”- anw WUHnni W. Coburn * Mlddlehrook, Inc. I^ E BEDDING liiig unity of the western world Both nations concurred in’ the bur economy at the present time,” Americans who are chosen yearly arreet of the nine doctora Uc and commerolal usera_23_per fast objection to four-inch pipe and to their Jobs. Key industries. In- for advanced education .'ia Eng-Eng-^charges of being. reapohalUe for. the. ^ t Eisenhower replied be Intend- fenner gevemnwnt TEL. Mitchell 9.5238 ------lp.m.pHe«* - g j / “ " . ■ " 1 IhaV-each case had to be Judged on he said...... cl'udng the htiFe "U/ 8. 'Navy instal­ *eAlb “ leave this matter^-^M I Shall aeeased of perjnfy. sttawBeg'Sh ' r -Bank Stobks Agriculture can "set an example land . ’. . Wage system for state deaths of two top Rueeian leaders, Await laiBelle'* Opinion ' Us merits. (Continued on Page NIneteep) (Uoatimicd on Page Tea) lations here, mobilized fleets of Andrei A.'Saidenov, a leading PoUt In all other departments—larMly OMSaaontat party n*eellng_hl Bid Asked for other groups' "by holding the prtsoa Ihnsatea is proposed by Cor Newport, N. to. In 1990 tote ■ Warren saiij that the district ______------' -----— trucks and private buses to get 4-ecUona Commissioner MAxwell B. buro member, . and Alexander to the cabinet Officer himeelf.” The , ..First. .NAtipnal.Bank. '\Vbut(l■v\‘XttTM' LaBene-'ss-optnion ' ' ■ ' ' line, against, added expenses, Cpheo -wopkara- 'Ui -their. Jobs. ahuUllhg. Sdherbakov, head of' the* chief po- officer in quesUon .ia ,.Martin;. P. ..ertawteBli*ne-n,l)e*eeei^,e*l9.. V—- of Manchester ...... si 38 asserted. from, central dispatching points Grbssmah'in 'Bbstdni ' ' Durkin, Secretiuy of Labor-deaig dent then. WUUaa* J . Hartford National. and the engineer'.* verification of TT)e farmers’ group elected Rrt>. S.econd. ylcUm' ofax welldlaj^ llUcel administration of the Soylet 1^' the - company'*’,flgurea before -doing.. SaiCH fs Your upd*c.,,.preyl- Aetna F ir e ...... 62'j 64'.j when William Foulds. president -of AT ITS Grange, secretary. double trolley tracks pn Market vehicles who may use it as evidence Old Technique Lloyd A. Mashburh, who has a long The bumgaral eananilttoe saM. By ALEX SINGLETON about your fine Chevrolet than to givo it rogulor Carter Hartford Fire ...... 167 173 the company, informed Warren of i j Back* Tobacoo I/evy and the space on Broad street usu- to suspend s license. The State Department comment­ history as an AFL official, *w La­ today sepenno Dorothy Mayfl66_ National Fir# ... <___ 7ft y'73 Belgrade, Yugoslavia, J*n. 14—- | Cohen spoke fsvorably sbout a bor department undersecretary. win he the ffrot Negm to aiagil" the fact. 'The company. In its | f/PH^Premier Marshal Tlto( was' proposed bill to create a tobacco Errol Flyan, movie star, is re- ed that this charge of "medical Chevrolet Core. . Phoenix ...... 1 0 3 T08 turn, had. been told of it^failure eiT COMPUJt MOBIIHIAT S t lt m i ■(Continued on Page Nine) jiorted "much better" by hia doctor ■abotage" against a group, of mm Reuther sent hla letter to Eisen­ a proaidentlal ontM itfnlK Ci6*i. Life aad.Indemnity In*.'Yu*. to bill properly for fire protection elected Communist Yugoaiavia’a commission which, with the ' sp-- who were mbetly Jewa " was "‘an­ hower OH Dec. II. The rep ^ he ■leny wlwn she sings ‘The flhw. Aetna Casualtv...... 109 116 first president today by parliament proval of at least two-thirds of the in Naples, Iteiy, where he is hos­ amrioas by Pl^C inveatigiitors who BEH ER DEAL AinOMATIC DtllVEAY-saves both­ combustion efliciency. Mobil- pitalized and suffering from jaun­ other step In the recent Soviet cam­ got, dated Dec. 18, Increased spec- Spndgled Bnanet^ Aetna Life .. . .117 122 acting under a new conatitutlon. | tobacco In Connecticut, ulsUon that the' Republican party «mi eerensenlee of PraaMetot' wee# conducting a customary post- heat'burns completely! The wartime partisan leader prom- ’. would be empowered to levy a 82- Six Die In Blaze dice and fatigue . . . Feur chUdre# paign against the Jews” such as No better way to prove jt to your pockotbook oithor os Conn. G eneral...... 190 200 hearing check of testimony and PONTIAC DEALER er of constantly checking your are killed in snow slide in Japan. elect Ehwahewer next Tneednyi-. Hartford Steam Boll, . 47 .10 exhibits. The comml.ssion had held oil supply! HEAT-SAVING TIK-help heat your laed in an acceptance speech to ' per-acre tax on all tobacco lands. (ponllmt^ on Pnfe Ton) Travelers ...... 775 '795 step up industrialization - aiid im- ■ Civil Service Oommisslon drops (Continued «n Psgn Twa) regular Carter service pays off in truo oeonomy by kooping three day* of hearings, on Dec. 1, home better at less cost! At Nursing Ittrme SER VICES CALL MEDlOfl Public i:tlHtle« RILL MEASUAE-no “guesswork”! prove living standard*. , (Continued on Page Ten) maximum'age limits for entrance Washlagten. dan. L your Chovrelot in top running eendftion thus provonting Conn. Light. Power No chance of errors. tOUATEOUS- SEAVICE - considera­ Tlt(k who ha* headed thF~*qv- , into most government jobs and The DefeiMe depnrtaaentjM t Conn. Power ...... anunent since the defeat and with-! Warren. Pa.. Jan. 14-tft — Two urges federal hiring agrneir# to day It h as eaWed fa r * d n tft CLEAN FUEL D ll-to promot0 tion for your premiaeal elderly women, a man and four take on older persona . . . Housing possibk costly mointononca. Hartford Elec. Lt. ... .10 NYI, tabbed to S U M M B B im ir Em-Hart .. 96 100. SEWER IJNE9 electrically cleaned.. of an uphill struggle which began poaed changes in the election law Clintonville; Merle Nourse, 70. and workers for permitting themselves WneMagten. dhs To cllmiiiate root tronbles for all Hnle, have McKinney Brothers when he waa a teen-age Conjinun-t Since De Gasperi'* Gsspori's Christian the following nieces ^nd nephews ment operations arpid Indications ^ succeed Rep. Chelf (D-Ky.) as Fafnir Bearing ...... •33'i- 36'i to be victimized by would-be Supreme Court Juiitic.e'Clark and I chairman of the House probers Sennte Post OHlee Hart Cooley...... 1.1', .18', Install New "Boot-Proor' sewer line. 1st in hi* native Crotia at a ti'me Democrat* and-allied small partie* I of Mrs. J. A. McCoy, operaip.r of capitalist who arranged to get coal WATERPBOOUNG OF CELI.ARS . when Yugoslavia was divided and have an absolute majority, there! the.-home: Ben. Morse (Ind.-6re.) eventually i when they orgenlM. lold newamen dnjr I/atldera, Frary. Clk, . 24', 26', for their ceoaty councIL will testify. 1 the witness - is Russell Duke of thnr .to.' Ne\y,Brit., Mach, Co., . .12', 34 If you get water In the cellar, remiember we waterproof frq^m largely under Austro-Hungarian PRESIDENT TITO is virtually no possibility-of the ^ Jsfncea Bnrlin, 12; hi* brother*. Henry J. (Bob) Topping, tin­ the Inside nnd guarantee our work against seepage. seven-year-old government falling. Thomas. 10, and Joseph, 14; and a The developments:* Portland, Ore., and San Franclaco. ' i i toM North and Judd ...... 26 29. domination. plate heir, takes ss his fifth bride Duke Fneea 4)nlx Russell-Mfg...... I f t j . ifli^. BE SAFE! . . . BE SURE!, . . Call Fought NaV.bi Last night there was nirw vio­ sitter, Jo Ann, 16. 1— A House Judiciary subcom-- an. Thfe ua« of the "medical «abo- known,, they give evidence of un­ bers of the Nathan Hale Par- of violation of rules of the road, tlfied vehicle struck a cary^rked banked street for two cars, police roe I nryriiifc The food sale was reported to be to signify their vote, Tito was given a 10-minute certainty and inaecurity within the group. will retain Uielr jobs although' Safe''-^arK* waa described-by the .ent-T(•Teachera Association in the very su«ces.«fnt by Mr*. Edmund that resulted from a two-car col­ on Cooper street near R i^ e be­ reported. Amid exchanges of blows and in­ tumultuous ovation when he cn- Soviet Union. » Keating said he expeclSa the Sen­ they may carry different titles. j idepartment a* an old technique of school auditorium last night. Zaglio of the Ways and Means lision at the Intersection of Mid­ tween 7:50 and 9:35 %. m . yester- . The left rear fender of Godes’ sults. Communist Deputy Silvio ate group to begin private hear­ tci-ed the chamber after the vote 'Ihe Boirleta. It waa recalled that Insofar aa the arreata are ua^ Inadequate diets in nutritional committee. Mrs. Hyatt Sutliffe ra- dle turnpike west and Adams car was hit by the other vehicle as Measlnettl lepiped to the voting In the past, the chief duty of the AT A BIG SAVING WHILE QUANTITIES REA\AIN! /they ings on the Duke case .within a fe w ' was counted .He was awom in im­ parliamentary presidium has beerv It aimllar charge waa leveled to promote anti-Semitiam balance result In hidden , hungers ported on the Manchester P t A street at 1:55 p. m. ye.sterday. It , John F. Tladale.y42, .of Hart- the two cars were passing each table and hurled the ballot box mark a further development of an days, with House committee mem­ mediately as chief of atfkte. to approve government executive | arainat medical men in the 1937 which may be remedied by follow­ council meeting. She mentioned was one of three accidents report­ foid, a meter reader for the Hat-t- other. The accident occurred about into the air. Three Choices 't e it e trlala, the aUeged victim o|d but growing trend ih.Ruasia.: bers sitting in. decrees when parliament I* not in ing the. "basic seven" foods con­ that the. referendum on the high ed yesterday. ford gas company Was the driver 7:30 a.m- A fter ^r d e r was restored, the Thereafter, K*atlng said, the The members of parllaihent bad A e n being M e*!*" Gorky, the taining the necessary proportions session. school .la expected, (o.be, he,ld in the Police *ay that a car driven by _ .p r a ld .«ft , o f the Chamber sus House group’s Inquiry- Wmild be three choice* on the aingla^-tickct. ■Jitter. It waa charged he had 8KK B ID ^ jnilRMANS of protein, calcium, iron and vita- Now it is to be subdivided Into spring. The PTA Is among the the South Windsor woman went pended Messinetti for five days, Tlic.v. could mark yes, or'r*cpr_d i l i m killed ^ opponenU of Stalin. Vienna, Jan. Doe* Com­ rnlna, she cnntlnned...... confined to DuknA relattona^wUli no. ccmmtttces ■with' yarisdiction over s p o n a 6 f rn g ‘ brgaftlHItlon* Of throii]^ a red light and crashed a umMnctMM rshbitatioi* Thjs' aewrtbh "irioSe^^ aft'er midnight ah abstention by dropping M un- 7 The department'a viewa were munist Kast Hdrope'a new wave of The basic seven, foods include THE/lilUSICAL the-‘Justlca departmen^t. legislation affecting such matters UNAM. wit hoiit reacning a vote on the mai-ked ba'lot in the box before iitutlined in a atatement read to ,re anti-Jewish.triala and purges mean such items as fresh' fniits and vege­ as foreign affairs, interior ques­ The Vienna Choir Boys will ap­ OF THE YEAR I goyernment-bafked bill’s main pro­ the speaker's rostrum. •Bort*« r * by press officer Michael J. ’Russia ia.looking for a new version tables, meat and milk products, pear n Manchester for a student vision, to give "fconus’’ scats in the VANDERBILT WU-L FILED tions and agi-iculture. With Tito as oft\f th*the llitler-Stalin nartpact nf'lOaO?of 19397 STATE The election of the one-tlnie JdcD cooked- vegetables, cereals and program. The final announcement CENTER THESPIANS chamber to any party or bloc win­ New York. Jan. 14—(fPi—Mrs. its head, it will appoint state see* •f Observer* who expect more aen- And will the Soviet* offer div­ breads. Food fads lead to many Cornelius Vanderbilt, society lead­ partisan leader to the presidency was the possibility of educational ning 51 per cent of the ballots in makes little difference in the retarie^r, deputy secretaries imd (ikational developments now said the ided Germany unification and her misconceptions of foods. Mrs. television, on new T V channela. P R E S E j^ . er who died a week ago, left most TODAY '/ this year’s national elections. powers ho has wielded since 1944' other administrators to handle l^edical men in the 1937 trials were prc-1945 territory now held by Sturmer pointed out that nutrlflon Parent# are urged to write to their / - UFONDBROS. of her estate, estimated at one and lbt«sent*d aa tools of politicians Poland and Caechoalovakia, in ex­ THRU In addition to setting up the' executive duties now performed by is a fairly new science and .experts town representative# about the de- a half miUlpn dollars, in trust for ministers. S^om the regime wanted to get rid change for neutrality or a new in the field are conservative in the her son and daughter, j ' . presidency, the new con.slitution. alrahlllty of such programs. SAtURPAY 8TCM( HOUSE .Six Die lii Blaze ■ ...... 'iof. They alao commented thdt the Moscow-Berlin aal* tlfupT...... ■recommendations they make. At the clbse of the evening re­ Years Ago^ Her will, filed yesterday for pro- pjwides -. that -parUamont's — 40 liuaual pattern « f Oqmmuniat purges Western diplomats CO' Vienna be­ MONMN, MASS. member Piesidium, which has had V HOME-GROWN AND HOT Concerning children's eating hab­ freshments were served in the kin­ 3 ACT COMEDY ^ hate in Surrogate’s Court, named ^ a aeriea of arreata which tend to lieve these are possible explana; its, Mrs. Sturmer said, "N o child dergarten room from a table Oui.', Home of the “ Sons of Fun” At Nursing Home the son an^l daughter—Corrieliiis liltle auth'orlty in the pa.st, will Halon Rouge, La. — i N E A ) — ^ i l d up a case and to arouse pub­ tlons for the widespread liquida­ ever starved in the presence of attractively decorated with a mini-, Vanderbilt, Jr., of Beverly Hlls, take over executive affairs- from When B ob' PettH led Louisiana lic sentiment against one or more ROWERS SCHOOL ,Whee.' tion of Jewish Oommunists, known food." An early establishment of atu re skating sceo*. " ' People of Manchester — It's (Continued From Page One) Calif., and Grftce Vanderbilt Ste­ the cabinet.. Bta\e in basketball scoring last lltical ftgurea. who, until then, to be baaicBlIy anti-German, In good eating habits, a definite tim­ 'The February meeting will fea­ pM-ty time. We have apectal vens, of New York—as principal It also calls for a new two- .scs.sOn. he became the first native ve seemed, to be firm ly estab- JAN. 23 and 2^ /I t ’s - K the Iron Curtain around Germa­ ing for meals and a good example ture a potiuck. Parents will be con­ f? rate* tor parties. W e also have daughter of Guy Durlin, of Bear heirs. hoUse parliament. One ho.se, to pace the Tigers in six -years. 4iahed. ^ ny's eastern periphery, and for the sat by adults helps train the chil­ Ticket* Avellshle At bus service. For inforphstlon tacted by the room mothers. Ques­ Center Church Offtre HkRNES Lake, who shot and killed his wlje ^ The death of Zhdanov four years purge of Jews from public life in dren. However, their appetites tions may be referred to the hos­ mgo gave rise to speculation then And himself in September of 1951. East Germany. cannot be Jud.qed by adult tastes. pitality committee, Mrs. John RAT The fire waa discovered shortly might have been the vie- Bros; CALL MONSON i^S27 - ^ a t he ^ l a exclamation, to the sources Because'of the emotional as well Schelbenpflug, chairman. after midnight. Firemen said the ■ i»i.— here, .Js. .ntore logical ..than, the .of­ as . .physical effects of poor nutri: XlM EiumlM :tW ^ i^ t ....two,.story, frame building was en­ ten-expressed theory that the cur­ tion, Mrs. Sturmer. feels that the NUTMEOOERS FARE WKIA. veloped in flames when (h*y ar­ world organizations for better nu­ rent anti-Semitism la a bid for Washington, D. C„ Jsn. 14—(#*) rived. Arab favor...... ' trition are of great benefit to world .-rrOinneciicut Sepatnrs^^ f^ ex- ____Patricia purlin. l!i. a sister of the . . . H ■ Sources 'here see many aimilari- pekce. She concluded--her. talk - with young victima, clim)jed down a fir* a review of pamphlets available cpptionaiiy well In the orgahiaa- tiea between the present and the tlon of standing committees of the escape to safety. ’years from 193d until the Hltler- thrpugp the government, Insurance Mrs.- Mkrtha Flnla«r a neighbor r i\v \ companies and food companies Senate s^sterday. ----- /Jit D I M I N SIO N USHNELL Stalin pact shocked the world. Sen. Prescott Bush was named and' close friend of Mra. McCoy's, >< • /I *1 Then, a* now, there wa* a with help# on proper diet. Mias HUTdlfh' Butler, ■ principal of to the-Banking-and CUrranoy com■^ »»€ I? I I fM aajd:.. ... liquidatidh of all potential cflllca HARTFORD - - ’ "This la horrible. Everything is Nathan Hale School told the par' mlttee; and to the Public Works of Stalin’s cynical foreign policy destroyed. There la just s thick -manipulations. — ants, about, the. new. painting, whtfdi .cqmmjttee. ,_8gfu William P^ — RTTEWAKT GRANGER THIS THURSDAY haa been hung in the auditorium. dfew three aasrghme'n’t s r lie was JAMES MASON ^ile of glowMhg rubble there now." It waa painted by Harry Ballenger, nsmed to Labor and Public W el­ DEBORAH KERR Mat. at 4 P. M.— Eve. at 8:80 ■ Firemen combed' the smouldei--. Ing debris through the night local artist, in the presence of the fare; Post Office and Clcll Service THE WORLD-FAMOUS atudenta whose artistic impulses and the powerful Riiles and Ad­ 'PRISONER OF ZENDA* aearcblng for bodies. were considerably moved by his ministration committee. 8:15 SALZBURG The home wa.s located on Route GLASS demonstration, according to Miss 6, about 18 miles west o f Warren. MARIONEHE Mrs. Finlan said Mrs. MtCoy. a Butler. The picture was purchased ID A LU PIN O FOR EVERY FURfOSE ... widow,, had . retired a short lime with' the. money earned by the atu^-. ROBERT A y AN - ...... THEATER _ _ l,ir .> ri !' dents in their annual Christmas belore the fii-.e broke out. -Mi-s. AUTO, MIRRORH. WINDOW Featured In the Dec. 29th lasne 'McCoy and Mrs. Combs slept on sate., This event ia scheduled each EASTWOOD "REWARE MY LADY" of LIFE. Matinee features iht h rut PLATE, ORRCURE year preceding the holidays when the first floor. The btheis slept Ids I.uplas , 6:85-9;,55 “RUMPELS’nLTSKIN’’f Eve. H. -firalnser on the second floor. things the children have made in Ur-harsh Kerr features ‘THE MAGIC PHONE Mlteh«E 9-7322 their ‘clasarooms-are offered for Rsheii Rvsa SATU R D AY 1 P. M. Firemen said the blaze ap- "PRISONER FLUTE.” AH seats reserved. sale to other atudenta. “ BEW ARE ppienlly started on the first-floor OK Gene Aulrey— 5 Cartoons Mat.: Orch. *2.40. *1.80. *1.20; John D. LaBclle. chairman of MY where two coal stoves Were used ZE N IIA ” . _.UDE DAUPHIN 1st Bale. *1.80, $1.20, 7Sc; Eve. WHITE the hlood program for the Red I.OVELY’’ "siTN.*"THE s t e e l T R A P " to heat the entire building. Ihp. BOLAND OIL CO 4 Is eulor) Orch. 88, *2.40, *1.80; 1st Bale. A stunning Sofa Bed of nationally famous Kroehler qOality Cross In Mnnehester, made a plea PluB Rod Camoren in Womon of tlio North Country Mrs. McCoy had been caring for Plus “ THE RAIDERS’’ Tech. $2.40, *1JI0, *1.20. For reserva­ . . ,-at a dramatic low Keith price while limited quanUtlea GLASS CO. for more donors si this meeting. the Durlin children since the deatli 3« f CENTEt STREET tion* Tel. Hartford 5-3177. 24 Birch St. Mnnchenter He said Manchester Is trying to Snsds.v, "THK NTKKI, TR.tP” EASY FREE PARKING 3 Showa Daily-r-MaL > p;m., Eve. 7:15—Sat. continuous from S p.m of their parents about a year ago. remain! Upholstered In choice of Red or green textured Tap- TEL MITCHEU 3-6320 keep up Its monthly quota of 150 aotry with full coll spring construction . . . easily opens to a • j r a " " restful full length bed for two. Don’t miss this savings op- Probers May Call porturiity!' - ■ ■' ■Y ';■ BURTON'S for BESP Clark and Morse \ - -. • - MATCHINSXHAIR ♦- 0 ,0. 0.0 0. A » 0 • NOW $49.00 (Continued From JPage One) .i,. W#"-'*'***

841 MAIN ST. and a Washington lawyer, Edward Liberal Budget Terms they’re copied stitch by stitch from Paris styles! P. Morgan. . It was Keating, too, who said it Is essential that Clark be ques­ kieV-p'*" * . -in O wn tioned about the mail fraud c'aae you’ll wear them spring.,summer..winter and fall! dismissal. McGranery announced last night Contribute to Man­ he w’ill give the committee the file ,sd.-h'iQB'PlwL chester;* March of conperning the indictment .of .Roy Dimes! Aid not-only they have elegant lines and superB tailonhg! E. Cnitnmer and 10 other individ- .END STEP the local Ytetinui of I'lais along with the R. E. Crura- TABLE TABU poliomyelitis, )>ut V '1 mer Co. and the Crummer Co. by" you help through the our Nan Bundy crease-shunning crispy, new a federal grand jury at Topeka, research of. the na­ Kans., in August. 1944. tional foundation for Justice files showed that Crum­ Infantile, paralysla! mer and -co-defendants were charged with scheming -"to de­ fraud bondholders of Citrus Coun­ MAOAZINI ty, Fla., and’ the town of Panama City: Fla., and. ii.'ilng the malls to END TABU execute -their scheme." , The gov­ ernment said at the time the Pan­ ama Citv refunding case involved ~ |1,900;000 and thc 'Cit-n-s County •iToe'"*"';' rca;undlng,,pa.s.e..ilJ51J.{)p0. , _ ;...... A Circuit Court of Appeals, re­ .' T-- junior . . . missy . . . and HALF SIZES r - versing a trial court's finding, held the indictment” '4vas a good plead­ ing." ! Then, on June-10, 1945, the gov-, ■ ■ / . irt oiif suit salon ernment had the charges dismiss­ ed. ’ ' Xr. S. attorney Eugene Davis,, \ who helped prepare the case as an a.ssistanl prosecutor, said at Wi- ! Chita last night that "W e were positive we had a good case ’ j-4>u r fitted button-front jacket ha# a detschabl*‘embroidered- ‘ agalhst CiUmfner; We Wer* cha-‘ orlon collar! tailored in crispy "Barometer" it comes in size* 12 grined at the order to disml.'w;’’ ^ \ to 18 in spring navy. Pari* blue, watermelon pink. The government had charged $17.50 VALUES! 'that Crummer and his as­ sociates obi-alne'd some old 2 “ you can. wash bur prion and rayon cardigan suit . . . the jacket honds on which interest had i is edged with ahiny braid . . . the pecay dickey is detachable! been defaulted during the STUNNING NEW Florida boom collapse and refund­ aizes 10-16 menawear check*. ed them at,a lower interest rate. The hondhold'ers got their principal J-;Ovr cotton-tweed cardigan auit has the "Parisian toUciv" with and some Interest, the government MAHOGANY VENEER said, hilt noM he defaulted intere.st. its middy styling, white faille and rhinestone'a top this beauty Crummer said a valuable .service In alzea 10-16 in hl^ck atriped tweed. • had bee'n rendered the bondholders and only x s’uall profit made. — our worhah’s au’lf haa~a siinvmaking Jacket trimmed with At -the time: the ca.*e was dis­ missed, Davis .said the action was lAMf white braid, in aizea 14’ ; to 24 <4 in aprlng navy,-spring lilac taken "at the direction of and on and benefiictlne. * ■ . . the authorizjitior: o( the Attprnev II r!1 General after'd’ue'c6‘nsiderati‘6h of' the Departmerrt of Justice and all ^ -'paTries'- InvoIvedi’/'.i.He *aid V ...night he ■ had ■ in.ststed- - rm ■ getting .s a vr,OK.xitten. .instn:rtions. 'frora. Wash Ington. . . DMply- reot*dDfd fdshioR*d virfutS of tho posf .... CXarK ■w-as head' o flb 'e criminal ■ diriaion when the indictmint was i with a dirtet bMring on tho mccoss of YOUR future . . . is can still shop . returned. Attorney General when the ca 'e was dropped. tho iddo of "storting a nost ogg." Tho modom vorsion of o below-cost Keating; v.-ho previoii.sly .said the- A- thrilling collection' of Keith Qualit.v eommittee would like to question "nost ogg" is, of courso, your savings account . . . growing stood* Tables . . . at a dramatic low clearance Clark about ca.sei it aired l**i year, eaid: ily to drooms-como-truo sizo via regular price that brings you a world of beauty -I "This is,another case'on which at a decided ,«aving! In richly grained "t ____ of ' T feel it will ,Be essential for us deposits from yoUr earnings. Why. not Mahogany venefrs with graceful .scal­ to hear fronf Ju.stice Clark," Neitlier Keating npr Sen. Mc- start your own "nest ogg" hero todoyT loped edges. Choose one. a matching pair ,,'Carthy (R-Wisi, head of the .Sen­ '. . . or a complete en.semble . . . to bring ate committee, would discus.s de­ FLEXEE GIRDLES tail* of the ca.se concerning Duke'.- your home added beauty . . . make your Keating repo.-ted that Duke was savings even J'roater! Choo.se yours FREE PARKING In Keith’s Private Park* placed under subpoena in Chicago ihg Lot Adjoining The Store. No Meter 2 - 9 5 ^ . 9 5 fi- 9 5 on Monday and brought to the Thursda.v! ' - ' Parking In The Enttre Block Just South of capital yeaterdav. Committee aides the Store. valut 4.95 value 8.05 ' value 12.95 seized some of Duke’s record? and m e correspondence in San Francisco. SdviH^ Bank'^MdHcliestei' OPEN EVERY THURSDAY RVENlNa Keating and McCarthy said UNTU. 9. aoaed Wednesdays At Noeh.. Duke’s nagie had been connefted A MUTUAL-^SAVinOS DAniC LIBERAL TERMS! Regular Hour* From 0 A. M. Unt0 SdB with that of the Oregon Senator. P. M. Morse told re^rter# he is willing THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHJESTER to give the investigators all his FLEXEE BRAS fil*

*- i ' I / - it'T (\- „,-.L .. :4 - . ------l, 0)Ihnson, Rolland. K. Meloche, G. is the ' first time li) the past 12 ered practicable. The mailer will as chairman. Hubert T. Edmondseh be’ discussed with parents of those r a d i a t o r .Coventry,-...: local. And county oiganizatioiv may homes.. Through, contacts ..of. ..tbis Y & U n g to n Earle Porterj JoHh T). Queehi Bel'a years or more ’When the GOP '1«--adviser:'' ...... kind many Manchester families Palco-Felice Wedding elected both representatives. children who plav in local or Inter­ Today’s Event Ciilendar D rive for Fum ls, be sent’ to her. Hotbver Sketch L. Schreier and Merlin Whire- TROUBLE? The Manchester Branch of 'the have made firm and lasting friend' house. Found Too High community games. Selectmen Voice Complaint Wednesday meetings include ships with these students. i I tire liestroys Coventry'Junior Homemakers 4-F Hartford County YWCA offers Others elected but not sworn In The local board of education held Jio a l <>f„f; 2 ,() 0 ( i mSny' ser'Tge4 ^ THe. .rornjriunHjy, vis D iscovered were;: Carhnan Franket; R.v and a- uiacuss.on ..at dta-last- meeting on- Manche#t»Hr-Bvenl»|pHerald HC' WE Sew'ihg -Gtub -Vcter' -schoal .at Uu*. ^ r/y Old bron correspondent/Mlse S u sa n home of Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffrpan arid keeps expan’dlrig"'fhe*se ai ,the Ralph V. Secord, Jesse A. Hills, the subject of insurance for chil­ Cars Block S f^ town expands, but it Is also a part John O’Donnell, Democrats.* dren. In the school In basketball Pendleton, _^telepl(one HArrIson .leaden,Merry MaidvT'-W .3ewjng Today marked-the nffieial open. »By Researcher CAN Club after school at the home of ,of-a na,tional and alBo -an .intema-- AtLavitt Pl^e Duties of peace Justices Include games. ’They found the rates to be 8-8889. ing of the campaign of the local4 Uonaf set up.' The headquarters of administering of the oath and per­ Coventry, Jsu. 14— (Special) — .Raymond Broga, Helen R. (Jraft, Mrs. A. G. Crickmore with Mrs. Ethel Cargo, leader; Brownies YWCA* to raise $2,000 to eaVry on j Uie National YWCtA arc in New Hebron, Jan. 14-^ (Special) •— forming marriage ceremonies, be­ . SAVE YOU 'The Board of .SeWtnien her. to-1 A^ its work'in the community, w^h a York City and of Hhe World’s Father f . ®lUnfton. ^an. 14^ (Special)— sides a number of other duties imd Troop 69 from 3-4:30 p.m. at the 7 ^ Charles C. Sellers, summer resi­ day comjjlained that private cara ^ Robert C. - Halloclc, ■'launching luncheon" at the Holi­ YW^A in Geneva. Switzerland. In Here It Is I ?A one-Btory. live-room building dent here and a member of the privileges. Robert.son School; Frisky Needle ...... all there are different countries MONEY! parked along the town roads and j Heckler, Philip 1. Holway, 4-H Sewing Club from 7-8:30' p.m day Inn, Ann street YWCA, HarV 66 THE NEW IMPROVED } once houaed. lUnerant tobac- faculty of Dickinson College, Car­ Attend Aeoeinbly ford, on t'riday to send, off work\thrQUghQUl the. world arflliated with highways fmpeaeil snow femoval 7 Airfed J. Hunkin. George A. at the home o f Mias Naomi Grif­ DELUXE ARTIST MODEL S farm workers on the property lisle, PS., was recently In New Hebron’s two representatives to T- ers on the three weeks county iVhe World YWCA, making it one York looking up Benjamin Frank­ Book o’ the Both, and operations during the recent scries ‘ Kingsbury, Anton M. ^ ssen , L. fith, leader. YWCA finance drive. j nt\^ihe largest and most effective John's the General Assembly were In at­ First Congregational- Church t lot Louis tAVltt, was reported to lin portraits In connertjpn with re­ of storms - James Loyri.m, Walter F. Mather, Part of the local hinds will be Int^natiorial organizallons working tendance at the House of Repre­ X choir at 7:30 p.m. in the sanctuary; BELRUSS I >iave been raaed by flames Tues- search along that line. sentatives for the first time this Monday’s light snowfall, pound- Jr-. Joseph Motycka, Mathilda J. u.sed for professional direction and to hNP people of all c-ountries to 1 , 4gy. Although, unoccupied at ed to a glaze of ice by the wheels; Leroy M. R^erts, KenMth Pftrent-Teachers Association at 8 affttlatlon with the national organl know And imdei-stanrt each other, During his ' search he came year on ’Tuesds” They are Charles p.m. in the Robertson School audi­ - 7 M ed icin e II the time, the structure vyas In use across a little drawing owned by of Auto traffic, rendered sections M- zation and the real to maintain the As part of lIs program the Man- f ^ -a residence for John Lashook, M. l^com b, ft..D., and Richard ntie Worlds finest torium ; set-back party at 8 p.m..in CORNER CLAMP former'President Herbert Hoover. of State Route Srand South rtrertT A '^"on ^.-S tew art, Jr.. Arthw^ local program which is carried on' Chester 'i^C A ' encourages mem' i m farm laborer., • St. Mary's Church had on School by many competent volunteers, j bers and mendk to Invite young. will not mar—not even wrafeh. Rubber Hpe He and his wife, whO accompanied Into a trap for unwary motorists. street; lecture andalidcs on WKNB f o r c o u g h s . protmt delleate framea and moldinga / Msny reported being late for th e ir ' -Welles and Helen I. Westland. . Mrs. A. P. WyUe of 60.5 North people from Other'Jands studying In him, made a study of. the picture TV ststio'n and builrilng. New job , as ears piled up at the foot I Vr<.|H*rty Sales Slow ! and had It photographed. Unex­ • Expert Worionaaslilp Britain, at 8 p.m. at the Nathan } The fire was discovered by chil- Bettkroom Fixtures! pectedly they were invited in to NOTICE • Excellent Service of hilly* spots for lack of chains The sa e of property has slowed Hale Community Center sponsored due to c o l d s (dren who noticed smoke pburlng have a chat with the ex-president, • (Wholesale or BeiaU) or abrasives. ! Up considerably wlt^ only two $2-49 ♦' ifrom the roof. Volunteers from warrantee deeds filed .as of Monday by Coventry'Volunteer Fire Co'rn-. which they thoroughly enjoyed. We have combined all our Selectmen said the removal of pany 1 with refre'shmenla on sale. Soothes Throat Irritation I I the l o ^ Are department were un They founp Mr. Hoover a very snow in' ihany instancM has been at the town clerk’s office since Jan. • 'able to save the burning building operations at our new sales­ BRUNNER'S 1. Between Dec. 18 and Jan. 1 Olsen Named Juror REG. MODEL $1.98 Impressive old man, quite tall, hampered and requested that mo­ Alanson E. Stewart, Jr., trial t,|but managed to wet down two P-A-C-K-A-B-D about 20 such legal papers had Used 95 Years very gentle, affable and easy*to room. We are no longer do­ torists refrain from parking where justice, has appointed A. Harry VV. I'(nearby tobacco barns and rescue talk with, though somewhat deaf. ing any business at __ 858 East Center Street their cars will block ,the progre.ss been recorded. No Dangorout Drugs - TEL, MITCHELL J-S m . - The t.wo.deedan«cording transfer Olsen as prosecuting 'grand Juror ,i;them from the flames...... 17 Take Oath ■ 'of ’towrr trucks tryihg to cirsr the in Coverilr.v' Proba fe "Coi * rt...... i» The building, erected by the late (5f the 21 Hebron men (no 481 Middle Turnpike East Ask For Bensea roads. Pointed out in particular of property include Nathan Hale, Jnc. to Jo.seph Sway.s. of Hartford, Add Clerk Items i^ax lAvlttr la located off.Maple women Included) who were elected were the private developments To date 640 dog licen.ses have, {(Vitreet. justices of the peace In Novem­ around the lake where some of the federal stamps $2.20; Katie W. !\ ' STANEK Newcomb to Catherine A. Hill, been issued during the past nine Collecting Names ber, only 17 went to .the trouble unimproved roads, almost too Wayne Holland. Ellington’s only federal stamps $20.90. months, records at the town clerk's New Low Prices COSMETICS of having the oath of office ad­ Electronic Laboratories narrow for normsl traffic, were office show a.s of Monday. LARSEN'S HARDWARE Eagle Seout Is taking the names ministered by Jah. 9, the deadline, blocked when the--storm came. , Plan ’Splash’ I’artj* WK CARRY ALL Recent Arrival GARTER’S WORK CLOTHES LRADING BRANDS ef boys between nine and 21 i without Which they would not be 277 BROAD ST. Lieenne Fee* Totaled The Christian Endeavor Society A son was born Jan. 8 t,o Mr. 34 DEPOT SQUARE — TEL. MI-3-5406 I years of age who are interested able to assume the duties of the More than $2,100 was spent by ofx the Second Congregational and Mrs. David Oldhani of South For Painters, Carpentiers, Plumbers Arthur Dru{ Stores hi belonging to a 4-H dairy club I office, ' local. residents during. . the past Church w-ill Join the Tollsind Youth slrecl. South. Coventry, at Man­ here. John Lana la to be the Republicans this year for hunting, trapping aria Fellowship Saturday to attend a chester Memorial Hospital. leader. The majorty of those who were angling. Records at the town ‘‘Splash” party at the Y in The Women’g CTUb will hold lU duly qilallfled wets Republtcana; BftLCH Is Your clei'k'.B office- shmt*' $260 was spent- Hartford. -Thfe.. local...group., .will •Manchester Evening 'Herald <’ov- anniversary'^supper at 6:80 p. m. They are: Charles S. Barnes, Reu- on re.aident hunting; $6 for rc.si- leave the CTiurch Community entr.v correspondent, Mrs. Charles 1 ^""Tomorroaa at the Town Halt A House In North Coventr;^ at 6:30 L. Little, telephone FClgrim 2-62^^! .ben H. Bosley, John ,J. Hooker, . dent Uapping; $148 for- resident p.m. . ------poclal hour will be enjoyed In John E. Horton, Harry H. Kirk- angling (wo'men): $988 for "resi­ which thd members will play ham, Irwin B. Miller, Douglas H. dent angling; $62, ' non-resident On the recreational program will Mrs. Eileen Parker la in Porter, (Seorge Pugatch, Adolph F, anglihg: $598, resident-combtrm- be swimming. .bou-Jing.. volleyball,, JUST IMAGINE! rge of the refreshments. On Simona and Clifford R. Wright, tlon hunting and angling: $14, and other' sports, with refresh­ jan. 21 at A p- xn...the.. club .wiUj - DemaevaU'---- ktrttotl'rjforcexr $24, special •'com- ments. .The..iocaJ society wilL.have. ID ’S SIGN CO; Beet In the Hall Memorial Ll- a St. Valentine's Day dungaree hop . Democrats who were duly sworn . biriatloh, hunting. trapping, • Commercial I.^tterlng rary hall .at. whlob time Mrs. angling; $34. re-stdent special at the CTiurch Community Hou.se lenry Butler of Somers' will rfve (over 65). Feb. 13 with Glenn Bradley and A Silk Screen Priieess PrlnUrig ' $ K - I demonstration of "Finger Paint Peace Jziattcra Qualify Mts.T Jtme D.' Loomtsjis co-chair­ Bg'for Fun." BEHER DEftL Universal*Rundle Justices of the peace qualifying men. A Neon Service Class Buys Tdblea - SERVICE - f o r ' a two-year term beginning They w-ill be a.ssi.sted by Bar­ ' The Friendship class has pur- PONTIAC DEALER IDEA ANO PLAN BOOK .Tan. 5 according to records at the bara Scliw-arm, Anrie Reynolds. La- ED TOMC'7,UK 114 PIECE Will N WANT O! p:- mi' :-. '(riiased two mahogany tables for . I . {11 . r - ■ M in ||. .W'l office of Mrs. Mildred C. Hiltgen. Lee Becker, Richard Sherman. A. MAnehesfer Ml-8-8268 . 'iUsplay of flowers In the church M 4 M i y l Telli how to select the finest bath­ reflectance! -* Color Fixtures per­ Special to'vn clerk, follow-: Harry \V. ’ Olsen, jlll. and John Or H Art ford' 2-8191 . on Sundays. The other furniture on Raymond - H. -Rradley.-Sr., P. Adams,The 'vprshlp. committee of 16 Tccispoons J ’■ the platform la mahogany and the MRS, LAWRENCE M. FAUJO • I't t!(ii r Work room- fixtures' in me -world; wtth fectly matched!-* Hun/er-rfieir- ' DiNNERWARE ENSE.MBL ’tablea will match It. They were • \S hrt 1 Mifiinicnl these lifetime features that you'll Steel surfaces, that resist scratch­ . m 9 8 *”iisea Tor the frst time 'Sunday Miss Anne Theresa F e 11 c e ,f salt and pepper topper and orchid WALTER D. want for your own home— ing, dulling, crazing! * Chip- ' ;;«omlng. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Giuseppe corsage. • N\ hcfl n.il ini'im: * WhiUU of any bathroom fix­ reiiilaHl enamel bond, that fuses Coining Event Calendar Felice of 122 Eldrldge street, and The bride was graduated from VAN ARDSDALE tures made:—tested for oVer 80% enamel and fixture body into one! THINK/ OF IVKRVTHING'* The first meeting of the year ofLawrence Michael Folco, son of Manchester High School wlth,4he • Mdior l iitii' up OF SOUTH COVENTRY • A U«tt«r ¥•!»• f*r v«vr U«Uv **wMi «N ^-Tithe Prudential domfhlttee of the Mr. and Mrs. Julius Falco of Col­ class of 1947, and la presently em PHONE OR STOP IN ANO GET YOUR COPY • Hi .'ikr Si r V H (• WILL RESUME iK* iMlwrwt** r Congregational Church will be chester. were married Saturday, ployed as a secretary by the State • D«uUI« crib with plwMic t«*tb* ,,Jpicid at the parsonage today at Jan, 10, in St. James’ Church. ’The of Connecticut. 'The bridegroom ART INSTRUCTION • \N i--liinr ALL MEDIUMS iRfi rcilt. 0«ily AwcwrwicU^bmll trlmi |t%7:30 p. m. ceremony was .performed by Rev. graduated from McKee Vocational Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. • Avwltabtc in beeurtfwl nvPMry wlwri f . a Tomorrow at 7:30 p. m.Edgar the Farrell at a nuptial high and Technical' High School, cla4s • Attrocfivnly D R U G S T O R E ^ ’^-•‘ancel choir will rehearse In the Mass at 10 a. m. White pompons of 1946, and was recently dls SA T.. JAN . 17— 1 to 3 P. M. actuary. • and palms decorated the altar. charged after serving in the At The YMCA, No. Main St. ' F. T. BLISH, JR., Pres.'and Trras. TURNPIKE ' Wefjrns 5-Crtin 0 4 7 M AIM iCTGBnr a t n- maid of honor. Bridesmaids were and the bridegroom gave to his 877 MAIN STREET- TEL. MI-3-4425 1089 Main SL Opp. High School TABUTS ir School gymnasium under the her sister-in-law, Mrs. Isabelle best man and ushers, tie clip and Phone Mitchell 9-1411 TEL, Ml-8-8856 Bottlsi oi'lOO ecton of Rev. Kenneth Johnson. P'ellce, and niece. Rose Ventura. cuff link sets. add 7^adcicottai _ oys are asked to bring their own Julius FalcOi Jr., was best man for U g c H U j D R U G s t o r e ^fym clothes and towels. his brother, and ushers were Nich­ 2 15 9 ' " irt Sunday, Jan. 25 . Is Youth Sunr olas Bousantl of Staten Island, r.^ nday. This special service Is cele- N. Y.. nephew of the bridegroom, l: •’grated nationally by all Congrega- and William Moletlch of Colches­ HtW " KO(ii:HS-ik^ ^ o n a l Churches. The Pilgrimter. COUPON S'^Jgroup will sing and several seniorThe bride’s gowrn of Imported ■■^*"jSnd junior highs will take part InChantilly lace, satin and nylon HAIR BRUSH S I L V E R P L A. T F. his youth service. tulle, .was , designed with a fitted . REG*,« .5.1.91.9 . A - f..A- The I) through K's group has bodice. Illusion neckline, foiig. fH -1 By Royf'Ts Silvc'^sfTT'ti'is im Co int r '. w r t - ,^med Jan. 30 as the date for the ted sleeves, and bouffant skirt of W T e l y Beat comniunity supper which' wilt the tulle over eatln. Her flnger-tlp 824-828 TEL. Ml-8-81$l served In the -wurch. Tlinlng -veil of Illusion was attached to a 8 2 i ^ T E U MI-8-51SI MAIN ST. MANCHESTER A I 10* WHITE ■ as. An added feature will ^be tiara of rhinestones and pearls, and ,MAIN ST. MANCHESTER C m eENVELOPES n v e l o p e s B ^lihe. silent auction and a programshe carried a prayer book with a Mercurochrome Wilhlhit follow the supper. white orchid marker and stephano- coupon . 601 Ht\V"'K()Gi:HS^ SILVERWARE *P *C lA t Personal Mention tla. WORTHMORE-l-OZ. SIZE. (Limit 1) . . I Pvt. Gardner Chapman, who has ’The honor attendant wore a en spending a 16-day furlough gown of white lace and nylon tulle. rlth hlsjiarents, Mr. and Mrs. The strapless bodice o^ the lace MEMORY potNm-^todoi^ i^T S 6l y o t» f lion Chapman, of Maple street, had a matching Jacket. Her hat tabib gloaming wHh 0iii fino illvorwart -• oml b* growd fvor, baa returned to Santa Ana Marine was fashioned of the same lace. , TEA APRONS in California. and she carried red carnations and.] olfor, IF$ boavily lilyffrptetod Offd poHihod to ihining lovoll-- On Saturday at 2 p. m.. Reverend white 'pompons. The bridesmaids FULL LENGTH-PLASTIC. (Limit 1) . . , f»$$. DjBtigmKl emd b y moUttr crofhinffrt o f iho worW^f' lohnson will take a group of Junior wore strapless gowns of white lace high young people up to Somers and' nylon’ tulle with stoles. -Their iorgoit tilvoptiyaro^ tncwufbclMWir., for skiing. If weather permits. tlariui were of lace -and their.-bou­ . M ra. Walter. Blair of Main JtreM quets also of red carnations and ' JSU a .patient at_ the. Hartford Hps- white pompona. ! ^ t a l . j The bride’s mother-wore a teal KNOWLES DINNERWARE s Mrs. Agnes Kibbe, a former El* blue street length dress with black Ungton resident who has been e,aubject of a ftory LE8AL BEVERAOES G9!> MOHEILWASK 14 P I f < E Dl N U f R W A 1 1 E U S E M f t U the' cnrnmt' tairn'r of •"CbniTW’trt ' good _IR6n _ PAb^eSVER' 'SBt'. Msut Governments'’ monthly-publi- I/INGWEAR SHEETS. _72_ 'x 99 ln._ Oih> biandl pint., , . , 8 Dinner Plates •batron ’ d f the' ThsUtue of Public Arthur Drug Storu ' mtialina' * reduced. l.lS'' thfeVd’4 'p e ^ Thick ' pif(J.'' non-silp' back', - muslin 49' DEMORAIirr >2.9l«ltj|N ' CaNSISTS or ... .’ •' 2 i ? 9 > KRUlMlirtUM trvifce, trhlverslty o f CJohhecltcut, ‘ HOUllS 8 A. M. to II F. Hr. cover, Reg. 1.75 . . . . .“.“'r. ...■•• IA4 ' powdot . - : . , In requestmg the study, General sq. 'tn...... 1,72. SO-cc botllaa '^ 42 Pc. SILVnWARf SERVICE FOR t 49r PODO Uanager Richard Martin hoped It i Dinner Kitivet 16 Teetpeonir might be available as a ba^is for LONGWEAR SHEETS, 81 X 99 in. 30-IN. FLOUR SACKS few mony home uses. SHAVE CREAM . 2«79‘ y^Edefermlnlng distribution of wage B Dinner Forks ' I Butter Knife muslins cut-priced. 132 threads per Laundered, opened..Ueg. 25c. 5-fof $1 59'CASTORIA 8 Dessert Spoons 1 Suger Spoon *™and salary increases.jimong town Keller brand. 6-oz . . 2 i 89’ smployes, now being considered by *q. In...... 1.7,1 Lovely C-bett-for Small Additional Charge ithe Board of Directors but it be­ CANNON DISH CLOTHS. Open-weave 9, cam e apparent the study would not LONGWEAR SHEETS, 81 X 108 in. cotton. 15x17". Reg. 6 fo r 5 9 c. 6 fo r 4 9 c A Rtju/tr $7.96 Vtfut ^be completed in time. je The data is expected to be valu­ muslins reduced. 132 threads per AYTINAL Vitamins 40 9 DINNERWARE SERVICE FOR 8 8 Bread & KITCHEN TOWELS in pipid and stripe 3 Dinner Plotes B Cups able in supplying a picture of job sq. In...... 2.07 and M lnerils with Butter Plates opportunities and information for sets of 3- Regular 3 for $1. 3 for SSc t Soup Plates $ Saucers - ^'■tiecting new employes. Crystallint S-12 Each capsule * • Bread 4 Butter Piotes . LONGWEAR PILLOW CASES. 42 x 36 In. 69' WALGREER A.C.A. TICKINfi for homes, wardrobes. contains 10 Vita­ Service for 2 in each of the 4 color* datcribed above mutlint. Buy today at lavinga..______4 3 c mins. 10 mtno'rals BISMADIRE 8 Saucers xpense H ere Low Blue-ond-white pattern. Reg. 63c.Yd. 57e JANUARY SALE OF COTTONS iBottla ol 100 ' POWDER FITTED'SHEETS, double size. Cannon mut­ , 1- • ■ ■ ' 32 Pc.‘ 8LASSWARE SERVICE FOR 8 The fuel oil you ivant when 2 . 5 2 8 4H-az. .botttos For Public H ealth you want it! That’s what lint. Fit Without wrinklet. Reg. 2.69. 2 .5 4 PILLOW TUBING of fine Longweor musirh. Special Purchase — New Spring Styles • Juke Glosses ' •'Toll Drink Glosses our service means to you— 132 threads per sq. In. Reg. 59c. Yd. 4 ie 2 < « 8 9 ’ 8 Water Glosees t Stirrers Among 17 Connecticut towns in PLUS top quality oil, priced PLAID BATH TOWELS. A special low price. V - *• . ' lie 20,000 to 50,000 population ^right! Try us once. . . you’ll Medium-weight terry. 20 x 40 in. 39c lip, Manchester in 1951 had the PLAID BLANKETS of closely woven Ameri­ ■ . $2’^ : *•. 8 Cups loweat per capita expense in rail us always! . CoIqHait parcalat MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY! can cottM. 1 % lbs.-Re^ylor 1.89.. .1 .6 7 Mitimt', aro aea'a _Junds for public health,, flg- SPECIAL-(kONTCUIR Both fowelt. Con- LIQUOR DEPT. OPENJ)AILY 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. "compiled by the Connecticut Budget Payments If you ran’t pomc in TfL MI-9-*814. or n|iall fhlx loiipon TODAY ate Department of Health indl . A r ra n g e d - twn brilliants.and white. 22 x 44 in. 5 8 c. . • ■ - ■ u ' ■ NOTE THESE STYLES NOTE THESE FEATURES an S29.9.S. The figure la 21 cents below the priced styles. All ore fully cut—well-made PARKER’S RESERVE CALVERT RESERVE A 0 7 I ■> *«. average for the population group. FUELOIL Geometries. Many with bond-box ^eih I.ovrty .Silverware j:hM l r SM. SHEET BLANKETS, 70x95 in. Creamy white ■—youthfully styled. Buy ndw, save. 86 Proof Blend...... Blended Whiskey. .Fifth 4 # ,i t / Bast Hartford spent $1.22 per MONTCLAIRWASHCLOTHS-Stockasupply trims in white waffle pique or eyelet. 2.98 Name ,., person, and West Hartford $1.11. American cotton. 1 Vi lbs. Reg. ^ .2 9 .1 .9 7 / , Dr. Nicholas A. Marzialo. the 'a t savings. Match bath towels. Now 1 5 c g l e -n m o r e b o u r b o n . PARKER’S (ilN 0 O Q -Addrexx^ ' town’s health officer, aaid today, G. E. WILLIS ...... Reg. 5.98 CHENILLE BEDSPREADS. 4 S’ears Old. 86 Proof...... 90 Proof...... Fifth 1 •l! INCLUDED ARE MANY 279 /AND 2,98 DRESSES FROM REGULAR STOOC 4,35 Rhone V ^ ^ -I .. "ih a t Maactaeater’S low per captu BETTER IRON PAD-COVER^SET. V4" pa^d. Scallojifed edges. Solid color. Plush Cil.V • J ...... aapanaa mlgtat te accounted for by ■ -T— ^ I I ('barge to my shoor Brox.. -lewelerx. affounl 977 MAIN ST. JEVIfELERS^ TEL. Ml & SO N, I nc. V Non-slip bock, twill cover. Reg. 2.19.1 .6 4 type., ehsnille . . . * i . .4.97 - SALE B40S JAN. 24TH < Mm fact tint tm town has no lab- ALL POi^ULAR BEER AND ALE REFRIGERATED I I I want to open an ac<-,nun(. , I r".' ' " . 1 - aratory and doea not hire fuU- 2 Main St. TeL MI-3-5125 4 ...... 1 officer. r I I X. I. I- -4 - \ iV : ■■■J J f - .u . JUKCMESTEB- ilVEKIfiG .HEBALP,: MANCHESIJ;B^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARV 14..195? EAGE SEVEir __ ___ : ^ fe ___ years through its program stu­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,’1953 dent fellowships, which ensbie out­ 3 E S IX Local 63 lo Donate- Firemen Speaker Cites standing college . graduates to study for one year in countries- the Books of the Prophets have al­ Harlow, Mrs. James Quinn, Mrs. 350,.541.47 as of Jan. 9, a repofi $200 to t^blio Drive Robert-Fltzpatriclf, Mrs; Robert B. Civil Suit Reaches by Leroy Norris, fund treasurer,- other than their own, aa ambaasa- ways been, emmted as the heitrt of Ladies’ Night dora of good will. Since this pro­ the Old Testament. He stated that Hyde. Miss Edith.. Ransom and shows. Miss Margaret McLean. SEPTIC TANKS President Frank Reilly of Local gram was established In 1947, 394 their great theme Is "Thus said' $6,350 Settlement Pensions paid- since Aug. 15, the 63, Textile Workers Union of Rotary Clubs .in -8,3 counties Rotary Fellowahips have been the - Lord” -which meant that- the . Dobosz. - Ertel. -. Lahoc -r, Hansen begtnnlnR of the -fiscal- y«az, -total­ K«n iieth Smith GciiRral Unit No. 14 of. the American Le­ A merica.' reported today the ;tm1on throughout' the -world -are wiltcrt awarded to" student* ln'-48 rottn- me Clu b Changes Rules; message was superlatively import- ed 39.287,20, expenses amounted to members at the meeting Sunday in an endeavor to prdmote Inter: trles. • apt and the wise man always has­ gion Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 Mrs. Mary York of 51 Seaman 3272.07, and refunds were 33,334.07. Cleaned, Reiiaired, Installed Chairman for SMFD’s p. m. for a business session follow­ voted to donate 3200 to the Polio hational understanding, good will "With fellowship and service to tens to learn things that are .circle has agreed tb accept J6.3.'»0 .—These ..expenditures, subtracted We i^rantee to correct whatever septic tank trouble you may dTtve.-"- — ^----- '•-and peace. -That- w-as-tfie message- otheriir ax Its keynote; Rotary pro­ superlatively important. ed by a public grocery social” at ns settlement: in a civil action from cash on hand Aug. 15 of 361,- Program on March -7 lecis Orlowski President 8;1.’> p. m. Mrs. Lorraine Maltls have. The most modem equipment and machinery in Connecticut Reilly 'also aaid that recently of Arthur' H. Harris, of New Brit­ vides a common ferqund for 360.000 The Prophets often -acted out growring out of a traffic accident 870.02,-employe contributions dur­ ain. governor of District 291 of their message in pantomine actions and Mrs. Eileen Flaherty are in ing the current fiscal year of 39.- makes possible a BETTER job at a LOWER price. PLUGGED - Annual Ladies Night for the elected officers of the local were businesa and profesaional execu­ last Februai*y In which ' she, re­ l i n e s Rotary International, in address­ tives throughout the world, re­ ItockviUe, Jan. 14 — (Special) —e Assigned for Tuesday, Jan. 20: on In people’s- memory long after car ^driven-by • John M. Hager Of of 31,937.60; leave cash cn hand of held Saturday night, March- 7, at Observe their anniversary- with a 350,541.47. WATERPROOFING OF CELLAKiS Matthew Paton, who was re-cleotv In addition to the activities- of Rotary District governor empha­ lenta of Rockville^ -ToUand, (special) Edith Yhcobuccl vs. Jo­ words would have been forgotten, Hartford. It collided with a truck If you get water in the ceHnr, remember we waterproof from the Italian American Club on Eld- sized. seph F. Csaszar; (special) Donald as warnings against sinfullness; dinner and dance at the Vernon Total membership in the fund is ed as vice president; Columbus J. Rotary's 7,600 clubs within their or Elling:ton In order to Grange Hall, starting at 6:30 p. m. operated by W. R. Nowsch of the inside and gnarahtee our work against seepage. rldge Street. Representative.^ of the Murphy, who was re-elected secre­ own communities to promote thi.* ___ -.' \ I E. Metx vs. Albert C. Knau.s; and the Prophets also preached, Rockville on the Hartford en­ 155 with 19 receiving pensions. ■four hose houses met last night ’The Emblem Club will meet at .8 BE SAFE! . . . BE SURE! . . . Call tary; Robert Adams, treasurer: objective. Mr. Harris explained The spectacles through which office. Thia decialon, which (special) Frances A. Hill vs. John not in iengthly sermons but in trance to. the CJharter Oak Bridge. and selected variou.s committees to others- see your character can short pithy sayings that could be p. m. at the Elks Home. The and Tude Vince, who was elected Rotary International bas spent I'ia tehanjfa of tke club constitu* F. Hill; Clyde E. Harris Admiral Mrs. York, represented by the handle arrangements for the event. more than 31,000,0()0 In, recent I cost you the loss of a lot of friends. , was leeched Monday night, vs. Morris Brooks; Mary J. Ems- remembered easily by those who monthly potluck will be ^mltted lo a three-year term as trustee. and rafre^ments will be .served at Hartford - law firm of Older' and Kenneth Smith was elected gen­ i^hther action, John Orlowski ley vs. Morrt/i ‘Brooks. - -paid-attention. - He concluded that Older, brought suit against Hager M cK i n n e y b r o t h e r s eral chairman for the" affair, I Mected president of the group. the Prophets, by their symbolism, the close of the Jiuslness session. Champ on Exhibition A meeting of thf Common Ckiun- and. Nowsch. The settlement was For Beautiful Carpat, SEWERAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY Thomax - McNally.,- aecxetary. .and I named were Byron Wood, first were pointing out the reality that reached after tWo days of trial be­ 130-182 PEARL ST., MANCHESTER—TEL. MITCHELL 3-5308 Burt Lehman, treasurer. j president; Truman Read, sec- The world’s champion “ frec- lay behind the surface In life. cll will be held at 7 p. m. with thrower” and basketball exhibition IVIayor Frederick Berger presiding. fore a SuperloV Court jury. Beautifully Inttallei “ You Can ALWAYS Depend On McKinney Brothers” Thomas McKinney will be In [ vide prudent; Kenneth UtUe, The next lecture of the Insti­ charge of the dinner committee ir- and'Edward ’weber' m i «tar, “ Bunny Levitt, willv appear tute will be delivered by Rev. The Tolland Mothers' Club will y Saturday night at the high school that includes Roy Thompson. Ho­ Harvey King MacArthur, Ph. D., meet at 8 p. m. at the home of See Ut Seen! ward Flavell and Sherwood True­ ITseirton. held at the club’s gym in a program under sponsor- of the Hartford Theological Semi­ Mrs. Leon Chorches. -New officers Retirement Fund’s on MUe Hill road, was ship o f the RHS Athletic associa­ man. Randall Brown heads the nary who will outline the New will be elected for the coming year. VISIT MANCHESTER'S ticket committee, composed of ooncemed with plans for the tion Testament. The co-hostesses are Mrs. John On tap will be ih.structlon, by Tweet and Mrs. James Metcalf. Cash Now $50,541 LfliTy Frelheit, Ed Edgar and Er­ banquet, scheduled to take Today’s Event Calendar HOUSE OF CARPETS! Modern and nest Sherman. George Ecaburt was before opening of the spring Levitt to two teams scheduled for __- Clommisslanen tb Meet a game thalt night in addition to •The Mother's Circle-- - of ~ the Always 30 Rolls oTBroadloom -elected ' chairman of the music wason. Sacred Heart Church In Vernon Temporary commissioners of the Cash on hand in the town’s Re­ . committee, and other members are VFW Behearaala Underway. the preaence of. acverai members Crystal Lake Fire District will tirement Allowance Fund totaled In Stock Article Fashions of "Rec” league teams. will hold Its meeting at 8 p. m. at Dick McCabe. Chet Kiirlowicz and Rehearsals are under way for the home of Mrs. Gloria Colom- meet Monday night at the Crystal ‘Shooting Stars,” a benefit musical Over 60 Patterns In 9x12 Rugs Vic Johnson. The refreshment com­ Levitt bas chalked lip a record baro. Lake Firehouse for the purpose of mittee consists of Ernest Pohl, 0 be presented by Post 2090, VFW, of 499 consecutive free shots with­ In Flowers From Manchester's n Sykes Memorial High School, to The Romaco Club will meet at 8 discussing anjendments to certain Budget Terms Arranged chairman. Louis Hennequln, Victor out s miss and is regarded in p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. sections of the incorporation, bill. Johnson and Domenlc Vcsco. ■alse funds for ' the Horowitz basketball circles as ah outstand­ loundatlon. Ralph Snape for a "Ladles’ Night” Personal Mention BANTLY Largest Retail Grower Treasurer George W. C. Hunt of ing player. 'The program gets un­ program. AssLaUy—Wed. to Noon -- 621 HAIITTORD, ROAD retko as Eddie Cantor, Charley 9 to 9-Tbursday and Friday Tl^EPHONE lvn-^7700 llrth as Faye Emerson, Arthur 333 Main Strttf As Power Fails luekler as Dagmar, Kem Hull as limmy Durante, D. C. Barrows as Marlborough, Jan. 14 - (Special) SanioriM0d Matching Ed Wynne. — FoDts In this town are still talk­ Other Participants Listed ing about the week 'end snow­ Other acts will feature Richard JANUARif storm that brought a rerival of TWILL SHIRT McLaughlin as Milton Berle, Tony. "the old days" when, electric IVaaU^ski as “The Singing Com- —Power and telephone service failed msreialist,’’ and.. Commander Ekl PARIS’ JANUARY STOREWIDE Naatly tallpraS at the height of the blizzard. Malson as Fred Waring. The Jub­ OEARANCE lee-laden power lines were • Reg. 2.98 and t.t Koepz ehape always ilee Singers, a group of women led shortened out during »lhe stornr • Vat-dyed e Btrongl ■tltchad o Full Inter- ly Josephine Malson, as Dinah lined collar e Two ittoB down pockets wore, will include Eleanor and i,'” • and many homes were w'ithout adequate heating facilities when a SIzee 14;.^ to 17 (arion Fecko, Stella Kashady, V ■ * * * • i...... Dorothy White, Eleanor SChwal, oil-burner, motors became idle. Dlivette Marquis, Margie, Pahline Candles and kerosene lamps were tad Frances Jones, Betty May Mlt- pressed into emergency service :haH, Bertha Wasilefsky, Adeiaid ’ while power company- Unesmen Trlplm M th/td Malson, .Luoll^ Hirth and Shirley ru-^hed repairs. Most service was reldqa.'i ^ -• restored Sunday afternoon. H l^ iH b ^ .girl» in the chorus .School.? were clo.srd here Friday CHAMBRAY V^HIRT i E tr^ Istituting ______y ’ Farm bureau are SNOWSUITS WITH HATS COAT and SLACK SETS as rural carrier on mail route 2 Strong donim. Loundry-preoF tip- I M ing elected at the annual meet- ... uhjie regular carrier Wilbur per fly. Sanforized. Graduated lizet I ng bgOlg held ^»day at-the Tol- ‘ Hitchcock' vncalfnH.s in Florida. fdr 'camfart.'laiting ureor. W-42. " I and .Fedbeiited . Church _ social Made to fit any win- ■oom%.'..; Orig. 8.95 Orig. 29.98 '.90 Manc-licstcr .Evening__ Herald ’The -pcopam oened ivWith the to 13.95 to 34.98 dow . . .■> metal slats Marlborough correspondent,' .Mfs. ihowing a fUm,"The Eastern • 84” Wide To The Pair‘d. Huuard Lord, telephone East iUtga Exposition," followed by the with white enameled Hampton 667-.12. _M)f’S report, Robert O. Hep- Sizes 1 to 4. Poplins, estron.s, In pastels Sizes 3 to 6x. solid tones, plaids, tweeds, nSC aiWoctittq director of exten and deep tones. Not every jize in every lined and wool interlined. All with grow- finish tapes and puUs • 1” Side Hem - lionT’noke "op "Extension’s Re color. a-year hems. Cost of Welfare ity to PWoitte in the Ooun- of highest quality. • 3” Bottom Hem- ;y,« .Tdllowed report- rtt I igentg.bh the program for the U p ill Deeeiiiber x>ming year, _ Dinner was gerved by ladles of It ;he church, followed by the bust 54", 63", 72 A total of S7..513.23 was .spent by less meeting, r.eport on Farm bu 2 FOR the local wrlfarc department dur- •eau hospitalization insurance; re Ih ji 'Decrhiher - 'o-tt' B9 -'ca.sy;» ihVoTV- — Sov* 23i on 3 prs. fulixomfart tit hog. $f Vtt Hyd cotton »ort on membership, by Mra W ll 10 TPODLERS' ^PIECE .15 Famous SNOVERALL Groupl lug .lOfi,persons,,? rf,p.orl h.v Direr.-, ard J. Steams; highlights of Na lor of Welfare Albert E. Bchrend Jtig. 594 T.atM«d 7.98 MATCHINiS HAT 1.98 Short Calendar Session ; Reg. 22;98 • ••••• Yellow Arms \ Reg. to $16.98 6”^PiqueRufne .A short calendar session o f■ . i^ ii r h r » a 1 tore specific statement; custody Full size spread. 2 pairs - imort 2-fpr-tt)e-money buy in gay, print- MMrats Ute support pendente of drapes. 2 valances. a A A ! wide. All colors. ^ CrarR, Chnmif* |nwnF‘r. * ^ pfeyeiSrV i i , ' ,* 1 J Gs; sUmony pendente Ute; coun pretty cotton* loviihed with fremendqtii, STORM COATS CHILDRENS SHOES Matching: scarfs. # 'W *• Jarda * 1 ..'I il fbea;. Alice V, Bouffard vs. A1 * '«■ 1 irt E. Bouffard, ali'mpny pen SIZES 12, 121/j to 8, 4 toB •weeping tkirt*. "Newest spring style*, Regr. $39.95 ■ Rex. $5.98 ^ a p v a w c b Paiygiuffi 1 ■ J .IT snts Ute; custody pendente IIU SPECIAL 323.98 t Orig. 5.95 to 7.95 perky white touche*, ^14«20, 14 ’A-24%. a ipport pendente Ute; counsel Orig. 19.98 :.9o • t r n i, fbiRliaa. l$e ta 8io | j , f «s; Phyllis Ely vs. Edward Rob to 24.98 s *t Ely, Judgment; Louise C3isppel ■( J ckley vs. Forrest Ackley, Jr, !.99 .99 KIDDIE fair' Slzez 7 to 14, nylon and rayon gabar­ and I 4M spectOc statement NTRSERV FrRMTrRE ■ Jury .Cases Assigned d in e cavalry twills, folly alpaca lined,. m a n c h e s t b r : S r y cases, sisslgned for tomor-' t l m ^ qoUgr. Red, green, navy, wine. Straps in navy, red, 1089 Main S(. Opp. H'.gh School -wwr r . w session of Superior Court: brown tie oxfords.-- TEU M 1-8-58.56 ^ J A o r I. Wiast v«. Christopher d sw isy : William Ghent McGuire 829 MAIN STREET I NEXT TO BURTONS) TEIm Ml-9a2747 ' I i .. .. A m V.: Eygens Kupfersebmidt; ■ f ' : . 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/■ ...... M-ANCHESTEH e VENINU ttERAbDrMANGHB^TERrCONN’., WEDNESDAY^ 14. ,4953 A P A G B M f l E EIGHT m a k c H e S t e r > : 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 , J a n u a r y 1 4 , 1953 ovi-fid 'subws.vi elevated '“‘s'ndy’hSs' iHmirI|TBtrr renffirtned, by thirv French judge, thing about the ngw Ru.ssian move lines. The purpose was to consider at the preciae montent when It is that -it is sntl,-.SemiUc In N orlh (Church Sets Transit Strike ways in which they could intensify, tn lp h t havA been eaaieat, to .-dla- .pharaclcjV. This. cpnatitUles. a ..hid the Impact of the strike -of 8,200 ? E u m u s I:centen Disctissions drivers and inainlehahcc ill e n itntciian^-sMi ctrd and forRet It.- - iot favor with the Arab nations of Snarl Growing 814-82* ’PUBUSHED BY TIIb agatn.st ciffht private bus com­ MAIN ST. MANCHESTER f KERAU5 PRINTING CO.. INC. the Middle East. But it is not like­ panies which normally carry. K ■' • IJ-Sliwll SlrMt .... ly io -b« too successful. I t is .too .Nbr.Ui.. .H*^*!."'****- Chbr?!]!'. M»nchmtf r. ■ Conn. 7few Face Tliis New* Policy? W ith thbus'nnclS o f ' "MethodlsY In Philadelphia 2^300,000. fares a .day^ , ...... V THOMAS T. FERGUSON. obviousl.y artificial, and the ob­ cheirr.hes over the world, is par- M-ALTER H. FERGUSON. Dr. James Bryant Conant, pres­ jects sought by Russia too tTans- I'MON WARNED ...... PubUsbKm. tlclpatng In the World Mission’.of ident of HSrvsrd, -is a -distlm- pafehf. TTie net rc'siill of this ahtl-^ Evangejlshi in T953.‘ '.ivhicdi h'ltt -<4'.ontlAii«d- From , stage One) ' - BaUlmore, Jan- .14 JjPi- - The ' Founded October 1, 1S8I flty threatened today to flex ll. 80.3 so much to eatahllsh in the worlc'l gence, finally, of a new strong man, is direeting a two-week-old walk­ forced upon the Germans! and at When your walch Is out of 89.50 Studio Couch. Two cushion .st.vle in brown tex­ Public Ctllltlea The trial, coming many yeai;' ju.st a.s .Stalin himself emerged out of operators on nine private Conn. Light Power .. 1.3'i 16-Ii this time it was reported that kilter, ton faet, ton slow, or Just tured cover with gold metallic thread. ------74.50 149.88 late. Is the trial of eight former from simil.ar struggles after, the "59;95 Whitney Carriage. Two-tone gray deluxe Tnodcl bii,! and trolley lines. Conn. Power ...... 38 40 6.00 N O W 219.88 Eisenhower's Action in trying to not ticking, don't lose time, Terms of the agreement were Na*t ■ soldiers - and 14 French death of Lenin. But It-dosA. for the bring it. to 4iAL'DET!S for free in all chrome: complete quilted interior and hood. 12- 65.00 P’lonr I.«imp.’Solid mahogany turned base, with H artford Elec. Lt. . . . .30'a .32'.) slow Acheson down reflected a Inspection ami necessary re- inch white tires..You’ll hr mighly provid to enter baLy aubmitted last night to the rank Hartford Ga-s Co. 3 t 40 ■Alsatians who, allegedl.y, took part lime, at any rate, indicate that candle top; round.tray; shiki silk shade,...... 32.50 and file members of the TWU’s ; g„ Hew England Entire blade arbor and motor rnount till up to 45 degrees. iHstaste tnr the whole proposition. palra-.^n ie|i«irs. made by a in the\;arriage parade with thi.s one...... 4 4 .9 5 • -! . * Sofa and chair covered in royal blue and second chslr In gray IB what’ happened in the French there 1.4 rth.sorbing trouble In-Ihn I.oeal. 234. In a story mass meet-1 . Xei...... 34'a 36'a A large aasortment at drastic reducll.-m. Crepes, faille#, light­ Since that lime, however. Eiseu- certlfiml watchmaker. 19..50 Table Lamps. (2) 28 inch Plain black Hall SIngla unit on caat Iron trunnions. Hand wheel# control depth tillage of Oradour-sur-Glane on Kremlin it.self.- And -we, who ing-at time.! resembling a po-j Maniiractiirlng weight woolens, most sizes. ^ frieze. Piped back, two cuahion aofa. -hnwer hn.«i become k strong advo­ 15.95 Med.strom Stroller. Tworpo.sitioii .hack,, no draft of cut and tilt. 7^ June 10, 1941. On th a t day, as a sometimes bemoan the fact that china cylinder base on- gold foot; eggshell taffeta litlcal eon'.’entlon in Itk .wildest | Am. Hai-dware . . . cate of European unity, in which ■side.s, chroinc pusher and gray fini.sh. Kerens a quality noments the PTC worker.-i voted Arrow. Hart, Hog. disciplinary measure in *n occii- we liave to have a brief -iierioTi of shades,’’each ...... • ...... 9.75 the participation of Gerniany-in a make at lo\t\ cost...... ' ...... ^,..12.95 on a standing eoiint to reject the ' A.s.soc. Spring jled country, the Nazis ma.ssacie.l |)olicy paralysis between the time- 39.50 Indirect Floor Lamp. Polished brass with milk agreement and .strike at midnight. Bristol Bra.ss...... European army would be a phase, Gail the 642 citizens of that' village. we holcl our clemocrntic; elections 42.50 Hedsmim Carriage-.Stroller. A combi^tion That hoiir was ehosert for llie .Cheney Bros, and our military experts have be­ glass font, decorated in green ivy leaves; green failh’ Only six villagers, reportedly, and its winners actually take over, that gives you uyo for one! Criav, reversible model ^"ith deadline becau.se it mnikeil the Collins . . come riiote firmly convinced that Vade (slightly shopmarked). As is • 19.75 termination of a nd-strike injiim- Em-Hart’ escaped. can watch what happens in a dic­ four-bow hood. Fold flat for storage or for iiackOvg there can he no auccessfid de­ tion i.ssued'~on PTC petition liy^Fafnir Bearing ,.... As this trial opened. Judge Mar­ tatorship wlien the clictator grows off to camp, cottage or grandma’s...... 3 7 .9 5 21.•50 Table Lamps. (2) 29i .\ inch Yellow, brown ami Judge .io.seph L. Kun of Comiiion H art Cooley ...... LIMITED QUANTITIES OUTSTANDING VALUES CHECK THESE SAVINGS fense of Europe witliout German 09 MAIN ST. cel Nu8sy-Salnt-5>aens delivered ^old ami feel rather lucky, after all. green china on black wood mounting; eggshell taffeta Pleas Court ."0 oays ago when the Landers, Frary, Clk. military man power and German 44.95 Storkline Stroller. 5'ou know that “Stnrkline” some remarks'shout the case. shade.s with brown trim, each ...... y-...... 11.75 old contract expired. New Brit. Mach. Co. mililary producllon. The situation ------— — ^------means top quality. Thik is a .station-wagon model with The. last previous tran sit str ike North and .liid d ...... "It would require the. voice of a hcAt-is./tcio,'as It has so -offen been 1 wood-fini.shpd<.sides, g r ^ hood, chrome pusher, whitir- 11.75 Table Lamp,.24f_’L< inch gray china with green in thi.s- third ■ .largest < -ilyof the Russell M f g r ^ ..,. .. WATERFALL WALNUT CEDAR CHESTS - M-W 2 8 4 COMBINATION RANGE .1 79.BB i ’prophet','' he ssldi, "to desc^iba/Hifl haiion was in 1949! It la.rt.! H'erie fnjrired " Veeder-R<»ot/-i.-ei-«-!w LIMED o a k and GRAY WALNUT CEDAR the line for it. that its failure - \ MKN’S AND BOYS’ WF.AR 44!9n Kfoll. Crib. Here’s aiiohjpi' Natiohally fainoiis Fancies, knit, .stripes and others. ■••'■'OIt'an-d gaa.-Ra'g.'209.95. this carnage?" 72.1 MAI>( ST, (COH. B IS t^ L L ) — ...... TEL. ML-1-66I4. parchment shade...... 11.50- in flareups of violence. The above quotations are not to , , CHESTS NOW ...... 44.88 woidd now amount to a Soviet sue- ' brand j'bini find at Watkins Stofk Club! This crib has be coniv rucd as actual market#. With eelf raieifig tray, were 54.95; ■• "'] "One answer dominates these ce.ss, We g e t locked In, frequently, I gray plextone spindle top and doiime drop sides. 39 .5 0 29.00 Talde Lamp. 30'!, inch Brass with grape-cut FE.AK .srBW.Xi' .SLOWIMIWN , ..a...... 7*77 proceedings and I demand that all and feel we have to go through ! ruby font. Red^shiki-over-parchment- shade. . . . 14.50 New- York, .I.m. 14 i.ip) City WERE 1.95 MEN'S TIES ...... '...... 1.47 SAIL TYPE OIL HEATER With handle. Reg. 9.50. of you remember it during this with something even something ’ 59.00 Whitney Crib. The last one we'll ever have, for offtoial.!. fearful th a t a .subway! Fancies and neats. SOLID MAPLE COCKTAIL TABLES NOW 12.88* 12.50 Table Liamp. 27 inch Brass base with gueeu alowdo'.vn may be .staged in sup­ W ere 15.95. trial; It is because heing.s having we don't lik^ becsiise not In .go j this famous ojd company will be no more. White finish; lost all touch with human dignit.v shaped head and footboards, hand-iiainml shiki-over-parchmept shade, gold trim...... 6.25 port of the 14-day old bus strike,' through with it would look like a sre mapping plans to- cope with WERE 98c MEN'S MUFFLERS ...... 77c SINGLE BURNER ROOM OIL HEATER . . 11.S8 had tried to estahli.slr h.v con- n.uasia.n ti'iumpii. . .j decorations...... 4 4 .9 5 ,.29.50 Table-.I-amp.\27li>_iiich Comiiosilion eagle in any siich move. ’ WALL MIRRORS, 8EVELLED PLATE GLASS sfraint the’ rul’e^of maieriiil force " •■ ■- -' ■ Wool-a and ra^’ons in plaids and solids. . Reg. 14.95. £ So tflere are Indication.s, ,now, ■ 51.25 Lullaby (’rib. F'ren.ch Provincial style for the dusty pine finish. Square red-hurlap-6ver-parchmenl Cmlrt injimctlnns and jdb dis­ .10 X 40. Waa 21.95...... NOW 18.88 ■ aiona,- _ th e jiiaityaR. tit Oi adoiH' 'Ib a t ■EisenR'ojs’er" hiniself- fs" riiiore ; "rndthcr who 'ivants^a'distihetive crib.'M finish'ivitb ■ ■■shade'. '.;.'; ;r; v..1 '4.75 ciplinary, ac-tioa.ih the -event of"...... i'3'.88■ died to bear wiUie.ss to the p ri­ trouble were discu.s.sed at a m eet-i comnilUed to our German policy,; lehHBtionni v.tlues in manj^ year?— Reduc- DOUBLE BURNER ROGmI o IL HEAH^^^ macy of the spiritual and of the. plastic-top rails...... \ . 4 7 .5 0 24.50 Indirect Floor L ai^. Polished brass; shade of ing of officials yesterday. i WERE 3.98 MEN'S FUR-LINED GLOVES . 3.47 as tievtsed by Acheson, than he | iiHst. B ro k e n 1o( b and BtzeB. Michael J. QiiiII,-president of the't — Regv'}9.'95i'- ...... —— respect cine to man." Cnnipfct'riy fur lined, brown and black. " used to he. i 42.95 Storkline Yonth Bed. Wax birch finishyivith deep red parchment, gold pipings...... - 1 2 .2 5 CIO Tran.spqrt Workers 'Union MAHOGANY STEP-TAILE NOW . T: 7.; 1 4 .8 r Sheraton style leg. W ere 19.96. This judge went, on to urge a But it may be that one roa.snn ! BOYS' W EARHM HiiHli headboard rquted in waffle ]iattern...... 3 9 ,5 0 (TW U). ha.s said repeatedly the 25.50 Table Lamp. 35 inch Yp^llow and Ivory china union did not plan to inspire any certain attUiide toward the trial Eisenhower wants a name ' like 4 to 5 ROOM POT TYPE HEATER 89.50 Rose-Derry Youth Bed. This one, look.s like a cylinder with green and brown leaf'decorations. Egg­ strike or slowdown on the subways WERE 29.98 MISSES^ STORM COATS . . 25.00 which was to ensue., BOYS/SOCKS, 4 For MM Reg. 79.96. C.'cmant in thi.s po.st is th at lie ' , real grown-up Hollywood bed as it ha.s an Ivory oisst'c shell taffeta shade. ! ...... ■ •1 2 .7 5 dr other city-owned transit facili­ Wine or gray in sizes 10, 12, 14". 7.5 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR ...... 188.88 "Despite the.se ma.s.sacres," /he wants to buy rxenfidence, both' in LAnLV 49r ties. y . FOR YOUR PROTECTION Reg. price 199.9.5. , headboard...... 79.50 * Fully Equipped said, "we must never let the 'ho:- this country and in Germany, fo;- 17.95 Table Tjamj). 25■ ^ inch 5’ellow china with brown The TWU and the (ItV Board * Cemplalaly Modern eeaaaea* ror of the facta obscure the men .sopi^ shift ,qf pujr. Gej;iuaii policy^ BOVS’ SPORT SHIRTS $1.00 172.50 Nursery Euite. A group that starts with a and gregn leaf decoration; lieige taffeta "shade. 8.95 of Transportation have a working WERE 4.59 MEN'S CORDUROY SHIRT .. 3.99 c a b in e t aECTRIC IRONER ...... 99.88 15.0 CU. FT. HOME FREEZER agreement expiring next Dec. 31 '* Immediately Available 'wei'are' c'allcd' upon' lo''jildge. It is out of the dead end trsp Into /'i.ONG AND siiO K t Si.EFA’fc. ttEti. crib and wjiid^s up with.1v youth-bed!'Maple finish with .'. .Solid polora. Small,, medium, large...... V.;...... '! . . Reg. .price ,117.95. •. • - , : "" Re.g. 357.98. their individual ca.sea th a t are 2.5.00 Table liampi 28 inch Plain' oxMood'red china ■’—-which hans'a'ny strike or other'] which A<‘he.s(in has led us. Perhaps yellow trim and both decal and raised plemie decora­ on brass mounting; beige taffeta shade with red boucle interference with city transit ] submitted to tis. We will never for­ we will stop Icegging and bribing BOYS’ WINTER CAPS $1a00 tions. Crib. Dresser.and Mirror, Chest and Youth operatiops. . 1' get, we French, that .wc arc face to fringe trim ...... 12.50 tile Germans to go- back into uni- K F: inch mat gray china with last night of key members rep-.i PHONE Mitchell 3-5940 re.senting workers^ b.n the city--. There, of course. Is fhe line ly of thinking that there can be V 62.95 Kroll Chifforobe. Give both drawer and haiur- gold and .ivory decorations on brass mountings: egg­ BOYS' LEATHER BELTS, 2 For $1.00 ing .space for baby‘.s clothes. 5 drawers (one full width' i REGULAR 114.95 40-IN. ELECTRIC.RANGE WAS 231.9S which appealed to us and stitred sjifety^ or stahiltty for anybody tn shell taffeta .shade; shopworn, as is ...... 8 .7 5 REGULAR $314.50 20" COAL FORCED ------A L M .F V A T IIK R - ■ and a ■wardrobe with door. Maple finish. . . v r. .4 9 .5 0 ^is. "We..will never- forget/ we the partil'lon of a country like CLOCK CONTROLS 20" OVEN French, that we are face to face 29.7.5. TaJ)Ie Lamp. 29*4 inch Yellow fluted ^Uimn. AIR FURNACE GAS RANGE Gciman.v. We have, in sei’en short BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS, 2 Fer $1.00 15.95 Trimble Bathinetles. Just 5 of these blue and with gold decorations: gold shiki-aver-parchment ’ w ith mem" years, lic'en through ever.v possible lyhite Bathinettes with aluminum tray and foot-nMnl - RK(iI!I..ARI.V $l.79-$l.98 shade; shopmarked. Aa is ...... 1 4 .8 5 In Order th explain why it stirs .■iuperficisl sttitiide toward Ger- operation, each ...... I .i; ...... 1 3,75 us we must, perhaps; depart, from Ijiah.v ranging from our earliest ! 34.. 50 Table Lamp. 28 inch Green cylindrical column 214.88 the siihtlety of the rem ark it.self. in stin ct, w hich w as to ren d er Ger;-. BOYS' GABARDINE SLACKS . $2.00 12.75 Flay Yards. Six of these in natural wax bireh ^ with yellow and green leaf decoratibn on ivofj'. band,, 288.00 /. * N O W 99.88 \ and extend Its inferences'in laii: REGCLARI.T’ S3.98— SIZES 6 to 12. fini.sh; wood slat bottom; blue trim, each , .... .1 0 .9 5 liian.v powerle.ss forever, tlifough Taffeta shade...... -...’.,...17.25 •guage^ of our own. What it o u r pre.''' ■)M‘daT;‘'Hea'v*y ma'Sqhh^ Tiriii''*''' • rmit* ‘ "6- qt - rteep*weil; Higtriapeed. amokeleaB ''brollar at .•con­ jurist was. refusing to. concede' KE(.ri..\lir.3' 85.9K—SIZES 14 to 18 ' . has two baking and bYoiling.units. 4 speedy, ea.sy-to- |*» high baekgiiard with built in lamp, large 16 Inch oven. powerful ail.v. In all of this, we plastic top rail...... ] 7.50 .laving,' venient work height. Giant atorage drawer haa nylon roller#. -'^-.-even-. tci .these defendants the cCOrs. •have roirmUtted one' basic- error— ruleaii, top burners; aTOple vStorag& spacgy.Discontinued 19S2 PLYMOUTH CRAMBROOK . i...fo rm ity . of .souUesshe.s.s they them - ..flirt thcr -'_bplip.f th a t w e could • in d ej’ct' BOYS' ZIPPER j/lCKiEtS - 1 7 18.50 Highchair. One way model in.wax birch. Handle model...... 23 9 .9 5 _ >r >rix>s* had- sougttt - to ■ proniote. lii- ;Gei'piany'.w^at;.ww , WNEIV-^RTLART^V-j!^^ "“’7!' r ,. .aiid casters for easy movement. . . - .v.. i ;X., .219i9.5 F1oreneF'Kleetrh? Range- Kcohomy^model, full 4-DOOR SEDAN 7 “ 1 /| 4hnj'. wo'rii' ''He w ostablishiltg, nnd li.-ce G erniany a.s w e plcUiHed. ...- ■; ' . . ; - ■ * ■ T them, as hitman heinga. in'spite of 17,9.> Kiddie Krome Highchair. Heavy.steel construe- ~ size, range with deep-well, cookpr. and; 3r surface him^s-.. . We_have4-- Ihoiighf fhal ■ all we had’ ■■■■■■■MEN'S WEARHMH 3 storage drawers. Floor .sample...... ;. . .1 7 9 .9 5 1950 DeSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR SEDAN !| tifieir own offense against the bel­ to do was luaiiip^date one Wa.v oi‘ tion in chromeTinish with red plastic upholstery. ] 2.50 WERE 1.98— WOMEN'S REG. 159.95 FORMERLY 196.50~GAS RANGE ter nature of man. He was .saying, the 'other, and, pre.sto, tUeie would MEN’S CHENO PANTS $2.00 ‘29.75 Storkline High (’hajr. Choice of maple with 420.00 Majestic (Combination Range. Uooks and bakbs REGEI.ARI.Y $.S.9H—lill.AV .\XI) TAN BIG 40-IN. DIVIDED COOKTOP to their accusers and to their be this nation in the exact role we gray and yellowUpholstery, or wax birch with gray and with electricity or olljCoveralls for all,top burners; au- 1951 DeSOTO CUSTOM 4-UOOR FLANNELEHE GOWNS DELUXE GAS RANGE ■judge.s, th a t none who had not di vi.secl. 'I'he truth is closer to red. These are two-way high chairs: convert tp low' / tomatically timed oven for electric- baking. Built-in b * himself made something of a what Eisenliower seemed (o .s»„ RKGli[.ARIA* $1.00 to $1.3.3 their would-be judges to get in­ aValsnchc. We can u.se Gc'rmatiy.. 49.50 Arlington Box, Springs. Full size Stearns & heater; will heat one to 3 srhatl rooms; pot-type 1949 DeSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR side the men who hacT commiUed Foster Box Spriijgs fo match mattresses above, or buy jH'ihaps, but oril.v if we recognize burner...... 59.95 WERE 1.69—BOYS' COTTON - WAS 409.95 309.95 MeGEE the crime before they-judged what The German ciirections which air MEN'S AU WOOL MUFFLERS $1.00 separately, each ‘ ...... 2 7 .9 5 • (Other Space -Heaters at .similar .savings) ^94fUeSOTO DELUXE CARRYALL kind of erinic It.was. He called for inevitable. And the first and ali- REGI’I.ARI.Y $3.98 ■,59.50 93r0- CCoolerator Freezer. 10 cu. ft. homo or farm FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS 17.8 CU. FT. FREEZER iinpoilanU German direcdlon is to­ famou.% Holman-Baker imjer.spring mattresses in tan . freezer. Holds over 400 pounds of assorted foods. 5 ■ aa ' of the Btatus their own act had ward national imfly, which \ylll lie MEN'S; SHIRTS SiBO 1948 PONTIAC SEDANDOlIPE I tried to reject. And one of his rori- striped ticking...... — ...... <*37.95 , year warranty on sealed mechanism...... 2 7 9 .9 5 obtained even if both the; United .SOII.KD— REGrLARI.Y $;2.96-$.3.98 - I' ' ' . ' • ^ '.i' esm s, quite obviously, wa.s' th at States, and Russia try tc? stanch in ' 49.50 Hospital Spring. Fits standard twin size bed 259.95 Thor Clothes Drier. Cjimpletely automatic 1.37 374.88 Frenchmen remain Frcnchiiien, the way. MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS $2.00 and ha.s adjustable back. Perfect for the sick electric drier;,tumble-dries clothes ready for ironing. 279.88 ,} Rndoperatebytheirown.rodes. no REGrLARI.V $.3.98 room...... 36 .7 5 ^Iatche8 Thor aiitomatic wagher in design and 4 matter, ivhat confronted them. . size...... 1,...... •... 2 1 9 .9 5 A two compartment freezer with 2 wire baskets and 2 'eeps-. 4 "Ws will never forget, we French, For Stalirt'8 Mantle $2.00 103.95 Hospital Bed Outfit. Using th / hospital ad- Full-cut for Jiis cohifort.ln warm, softiy-hafiped cotton flan- All white enamel range. HigK backguard with buUt-ta » g h t.1 that we are. face to face ^-ith The latest plot Vo he iihcovered MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS ju.stable spring above on a Summons hietal twin bed "nel Convertible collar style with in-or-out bottom and handy rators. SXfir^s 624 pounds of food: Two built in lights and cook top eovera. Oil and electric.; REGITI.ARI.Y $3.08 < ■ - . J ’with innerspring mht|tress, comnlete ...... 6 9 .5 0 rien.'" n is t is. we. {vesuine,'what snd now to be purged In Rn.ss'a DeSOTO and PLYMOUTHfCARS pocket. Bright achooltime plaida. Sizea 6 to 18. Save.today. two locks. * 7r"7''7:; ^ lye meanu by clvijliihtton, j^lwa.vs srrves manv Russian purpose.!, at 19.95 Studio. Divan Frame. Converts any twin size-, 241 NORTH MAIN ST. TEC. MI-.1-.5HS * ' *1 ■ rvRliRing^ th a t we are face to face ■home and abroad. MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS $2.00 spring and mattjresa into a comfortable equeh. Includes ■ > :______• ' ■ r r •Brlth men. A ad it was recalled And Abroad the most important GABARDINlS-tRKr>L'I.ARLY S.3;98-$4.9* , . WATKINS ' ‘back rail for pillow s...... <.. - .1 2 .7 ^ ; f -/

7 ' / ' ! i t\. I )" I i-. - . :-V". MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14,1953 P J K ^ T B N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, W53 PAGE ELBVEKf

WONR— 1410 -g^ > r a r v r r wW tTH h tT—— laso 1280 Ike Shuns Bid Economy Plea New Emergency Set WDRG— 1800 MffWfiWfh f i n i t m V • WHAY— 910 Chief Scliaiib Cleared WCCC— 1200 W n (3— 1080 By Reuther on Made B efo re Phones Lisied To Get Tough W kN B — 840 Eastern Standard Time WNHC— Ch. 4 Of Driving Violations 4 ;SS—WTIC—Backatag* Wife: <• 1146—WHAY—New*. . WKNfi-;-N».ws; ;R equ«t Matin**. 7:86—W THT—Weather, Farmer -Group .M any changes Jhave .bwn On Red Planes ----WtX!0 -*Mu»(e. -----• ■ -W D R G —New*. Aide to Durkin WONS—Weather. MAEOW’SMUST noted in the new telephone . WON’S—J»ck Downey'* Music Shop. Reckless Driving Count WDRC—It Happen* Every Day; I:#0--VVDRC—World New* Roundup. (Contdiued From Page One) listings now in effect here. (Continued Front Page One) - The Ohleagoan*. WTHT—New*. (OentiniMd From One) W THT—Cal Tinney. WTIC—New*. ■ Nolled, Ruled Innocent Below are the emergency WHAT—News: Polka Hop. WCCC—Kltdle Corner.' warning and both the S. Am ­ pluis-A roel effort to win euplFort The proceeds would be used for numbers frequently used. 4 IIS—WTIC—Stella Dali**. WHAT—Cup of Coffa* Cltib. , publicity and promotion for the By Judge Rottner of ' bassador Robert Mqrphy and Gen, WDRC—The .Chlc«to»n». W k N B —New*. ' from the AFL.. and ^ apparently ia good of the industi*y in general. The Herald ' suggests 4 :1S—UHP Program. WONS—New*. FURNITURE Mark Clark came -through swiftly 4 :IS—Request Matinee. 1:16—WDRC—Shopper* Special, * not too concerned with CIO reac­ The majority leader said a sim­ Evading Responsibility subscribers clip the list and w n c —World New* Roundup. with statements backing up the «;SS_WDRC—The Record Shop. This is IT! This is the kind of saio riior cemos one# in a iifotime! tion to any auch effort. ilar bill already had been referred place near the telephone. WTHT—Eddie Arnold Tim*. W TH T—Martin Agroniky. Suspended Fire Chief James H. warning. WTIC—Young Wldder Brown. W O NS-RIII Jenkfh* , „ Elaenhower did not invite to the agrculture committee of the W HAT—Save A Lile. - WHAY—Jesting with Wtmp. " W f'ro stuck! Wo'ro ioaded to tho ^raftors! Wo mutt r^ueo our Eno Maasachusetts legislature, a n d Schaub was found not guilty Of Fire— North End 3-.‘>4.32 Two Vital Questions 4 :4S —WTIC — The Women In My W K NB— Phil Hale Show. fumituro stock regardless ef former cost or soiling price!'EVERYTHING Reuther to diacuas the Labor De­ that he understood it was likely to evading responsibility by Judge Two Interesting questions re­ Houae. , 1:30—WCCC^News; • Breakfant Newa- partment and ita new makeup. He be approved. S:0S—WDRC—New*; Old Record Shop boy. must'GQ! Wolk, run, toko a Jius or taxi, but bo sure to got hero for the John S. G. Rottner in Town Court Fire— South End 9-.52.'>l main to be answered. WHAT—Story Queen. WTIC—Radio Baxaar. Simply aaid: “ If you ahould like to Cohen said he hoped the Mas­ this mornng a.s the thrice contin­ 1— Why are Soviet planes flying WON5—Bobby Benson. W TH T—Bob Llovd. bargains! ■- come to New York for a chat, you sachusetts and Connecticut com­ Police 3-4131 over Japan? WTHT—New*: Joe GIrand Show, ■ WDRC—New* ;• Shopper* Special. missions, if they are created, ued case was heard. A companion 2— What happens to a Soviet "WTIC-JUit Plain Bin. 0:46—WCCC—Breakfast Newsboy. have only to call Mr. Vandenberg ■charge of reckless driving was *!1S—WTIC—Front P»ge Farrell. • :66-WTUT-John Conte. (hia aide, Arthur Vandenberg, Jr.) would be able to work together. H o s p it a l^ 9-5201 plane and its pilot i f one is shot WHAT—Croiby’* Quarter. WONS—Gabriel Heatter. nollcd at the equest of Prosecutor . 1:0^-WDRC-New*. in my office here in the Commo­ He also reported that there ha.s down .or forced tp land inside Ja­ g;S*_W HAT—Band by Demand. been some talk of making the to­ John .1. O'Connor. The charges re­ Emergency Medical panese territory? \VDRC--Memory Lane WCCC—13 Hundrea arid 90 HIU. dore Hotel and he wUl arrange an sulted from a minor accident at WONS-tWIM Bill- HIckock. W KNB—New*; The Little Show. EASY bacco commission mea.sure a sort The 20 to 40 Soviet planes re­ . WTIC—Lighting the Whit* Hou»e WHAY—.Newa: Morning Star Review early meeting.” Oak and -Main streets Tuesday i 9-4551 W THT—Breakfast Club. Since Reuther made hia auggea- o f a "pilot bill" which could be ported over Japan since June could Chrlatmae Tree. . „ used by other agricultural groups. night, Dec. 23, as the chief was on ' have been reconnaissance planes, I: 4i —WDR(;—Curt Madgey and Mkrth* W TIC—Theater of Melody. TERMS tlon on the underaecretary ap­ his way to a minor fire on Ensign ^Ambulances Tilton. _ WONS—New*. pointment and. aaked- to dlacuaa N o himself.-has given, much study or they .could have been thrill-seek- . WTIC—Note*- and Quote*.— ...... |jia=:xWIlRCr:rM.u*lc Off. thg Record.... to the matter, Cohen said, and street. ' Burke 3-6868 ing jet Jockeys of the Russian WHAT—New*. _ . „ WONS—.lack Downey'i Waxwork*. tee question "at your earliest Five witnesses took the stand WKNB—Ed Swett Show. On Any “ 7 ^ would be glad to advise dairymcit variety. i:J5—WTHT—FrankI* Frl*c|i. Ball- convenience,” he haa not seen Eis­ for the state. They were Police ; acorei: »:90~WCCC—New*; Market Basket M op other groups of,farmers if they Quish 3-5940 Most o f them, however, are be­ . WONS—Cecil Brown. New*. Hlta. enhower. * ^ Sgt. Henry >Gauruder, Patrolman WKNB—Italian Hour. Purchase u r TO wfint to consider establishing a Mci-ald Photo lieved to be reconnaiesance-planes, ^ KrealBg The 46-year-old CIO leader has Kenneth Barker. Henry Davis, Jr., taking photographs of security^ 6 :00—WDRC—New*. W HAT—Italian Program. not publicly commented on Mash- similar commission. James H. Schaub WTIC—New*. WTIC—New*; Tour Garden. Alice Nell and Ernest Picrog. The force installations. There are two 9:46—WDRC—Bing Croihy. bum’s appointment. Mashbura Another measure likely to. in­ latter three were operators of ve­ WONS—New*. . era will hold ei regular meeting to­ purposes for reconnaissances: ( l l W’T H T -N ew *: Jo* airana. WHAY—Famous Trial*. will leave hia present job aa Cali­ terest farmers, said Cohen, is a hicles struck by the chief’s car. further, Davis found the backup To find out it the other side is get­ W’HAY—Sport*. W TIC—Victor H. Llndlahr, night. Commissioner George W. C. W K NB—Quiz, Call. fornia State Labor commissioner proposal advanced by auctioneers The defense did not deny the acci­ light broken and the hub cap of ting rqady to hit you. and, (2| to 6 :l»—WTIC—Strictly Sport*. to take,the second spot in the La­ who want the state to abolish the Hunt said today the issues sur- WONS—Patter By Patterson. 19:00—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. dents occurred. Schaub was repre­ left rear wheel missing. There was find put-whet hia defenses are be­ WHAT—Supper Serenade. W K NB—Newa: Through The Tear*. bor depai^en t. He has a long sales tax on goods sold at farm roimding the suspension of Schaub sented by Attorney James Shan­ maroon paint on the bumper, he will in all probability be aired at fore you hit him. •WDRC—Jack Zalman; Thl* I Ba- W THT—My True Story. history as an official of the AFL auctions. non of Bridgeport. WTIC—Welcome Traveler*. said. A t this point, Attorney Shan­ the meeting, but ho date is set yet Doubt Attack Now Iteve. , . . W’UAY—News- In Italian. Wood, W ire and Metal Lathers TTil.s tax doesn’t bring the state In recommending the nolle of • :!5 -WDRC—Guv Lombardo. non, who is a former jfovernor of for Schaub'a hearing. The matter The first is the most logical rea­ WTIC—W e *«rr. ■ . . WCCC—Music. GREATER THAN ANY Union. a great deal of revenue and does the reckless dflvlng count, O’Con­ Connecticut, intervened to notify’ son in'this instance, because Hok­ Si.'W—WTIC—Bmlle Cot* Glee Club. 10:16—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. In terms of future sl^iflcai^jV., is in the hands of Attorney, Charles WHAT—Italian Mutle. .i/raid ,'ijoto. constitute "a terrific nuisance,” nor toid the Court the state, had no the court it was not necessary to S. House, counsel for ^he district, kaido is covered with four feet of WTHT—Sereno Gammell. Newt. JANUARY CLEARANCE and in ylaw o f Beuther’s WONS—New*; Mu»lc for America. 10:75—W TH T—Whispering Street*. MPi Prank- Reilly,'“leftj president -of- Local ‘63,- TextUe Workers -Unioo Cohen said. . evidence to prove the cliarge. The delve .deeply into the Davis damage who "met w ith Shannon following- ■snorw' in tts .-vulnerable-places, and— ' i ' 45.^WDRC—New*.’ '-'“ v--...... 10:60—Wd>RC—Arthur^Go<.frey: to Elsenhower, the two top Lrtor prosecutor said that Section 2424 of America, CIO, Is shown here with former U. S. Rep. A. A. Rlbi- Committee assignments were because "wc do not dispute that the court session this morning. it is doubtfiil if the Soviets would WTIC—Three Star Extra, WTIC—Double or Nothing. department appointments appear completed with the appointment of the general statutes. grants the we hit his car." W TH T—Sporta. WHAT—Italian Program. coff, who has been hired by the union in an effort to set aside in House said he plans another con­ attack now. : .. . , - W TH T—Sporta. WKNB—Voice of Mancheater, to mean: vf arbitrator's decision cutting wages of 1,600 Cheney Brothers employes o f House Democrats. right of-wa.v to police, fire appara­ , Plerog, a resident of 30 O’Leary ference with •Shannon before the WCCC—New *; Music; 1. That the AFL, not ),he CIO. tus or ambulances, providing ,an One theory of their violations *:Sa—WONS—Bill jenkln* Show, 10 3-4 cents an hour. The photo was taken during the union's Labor Assigned to the- powerful drive, said his car was third in a hearing date Is set. 1:*«—WONS—Fulton Lewla. Jr. 10:46- W TH T—When a Girl Marritn. wUl .be in a position ...to., exert at emergency ..exists and the public is that RussisAi planes fly out from WHAT—Italian Music. Day rally at Memorial Field at which Ribicoff spoke. ,------; - Judiciary coromlUee were .Reps',. line.of-traffic proceeding.west o t i- - Schaub faces a-charge o f disre ■ the KurHe* to-Japan and then back • - ___ WTIC-tI Wpa^a. Communlat .for, .the least some Influence oh the new Reinhard of Bridgeport. Yesukie- vehicles involved have red lights 10T:65'-'WONS—News. SUITES OF ALL KINDS Oak stroet and stopped for thcl garding instructions of the com to test their own ra,dar and see if , WDRC—Beulah. 11:16—W K N B —News; 110 Club. administration. . Sln^d i**®.®v*5* on. and .sirens blaring. These condi­ 'Vlfi?. ,Sf Enfield,, and. Toscano... of lighL He.heard. Ihe. siren. ’rhc.-.left mfssioners, allegedly-despite, many 'it is’ W^orking-properly;" "'— — -■ ...... W.TIIT— Weattaerj. Headline Edltlen. —..WONS—Ladle* Fnir...... CIO haa been orgMlsed labor’s New Haven. ” tions w-'crc^ rhet by the fife ' chief, 7 :jft_W 0N8—Tcllo-Te*t. WTIC—Strike It Rich. rear fender of his car was struck, warnings and promises on his part. Although there is a great deal principal voice in the White House The appropriations committee O’Connor .said. WTItT—Elmer Davla. W THT—Lone Journey. Rex. 11^9.95 3-Pc. Maple Sofa Bed Suite...... N O W $139.06 he said, and then he saw the chief’s The district officials indicated last of discussion going on right now WDRC—Junior Ml**. WDRC—Arthur Godfrey, and inner administration councils. posts went ■ to Reps. Mahaney of Not Enough Evidence car hit "the Neil vehicle two cars week they were not . offering"^ re­ 7:3#—W TIC—New* hf tbe 'WorlC W HAT—Italian Program. 3. That on possible new labor The evading responsibility count as to what would happen if a W THT—I„rine Ranger. 1 I:I6 -W T H T —We. the Women. -B e g .ill 69.50 B o | e Boucle T.jiwiion Sofa. ..,, ■,,..,.. . jPfQW $129.95 Waterbury, Cohen of Colchester in front of him at the head of the instatement to Schaub. who said Soviet plane was shot or forced legislation, the A F L ” s viewpoint and O'Shea o f Beacon Falls. was applicable to Section 2410 of WONS—Gabriel Heatter. II :?6—WONS—New*. line. Pierog said he knew it was a he would seek to retain his down, no one feels that there would WDRC—Club Fifteen. R the eight million-member A F L Engineer Agrees Atteraeon With Poster B ed ...... ,...... N O W $229.95 (Continued From Page One) going to get down to business rap­ Evidence produced in court by said he recognized the chief as the would have no trouble in getting WTIC—The Great Glldereleeve. and the CIO, which has between idly, and may even wind up be­ operator. Both drivers and the WHAT—UCor.n v». Columbia Basket 17:00—WCCC—L,uncneon Musical*. /fbur and five million members, the state revealed that three cars together with U. S. officials pn an WTIC—News; Weather. Rex. $329.95 3-Pc. Cray Walnut Bedrdom Suite. Frozen Graves fore the June mandatory closing policeman said Schaub did not hall. • t • • • •.N O W $229.95 wages it had requested, as well as were struck by the chief's official Town Engineer James H. Shee- inspection of yi* plsne or the g:1.V-w h a t —Boh Crosby Show. WDRC—Wendy Warren. '‘ would likely ripen if the new ad- date. stop. Sgt. Gauruder testified he was car. In addition to the cars we.v was in the process of prepar­ wreckage. WTHT—Valentino. WHAY—Italian Voice. thlnlstration favors one over the providing for a cept-an-hour cost- walking down Main street towards 1:00—WTIC—You Bet Your Life. , 1 WONS—Curt a* ayevO^^VeUn JilOBOvbfassey y Time. 1 iflICa Rex- $139.9.5 3-Pc. Maple Bedroon^$uite...... NOW $99.95 Halt Recovery The legislators returned to their operated by Plerog and Miss Neil ing a letter today which says that other. of-living reduction. desks today amid pleas from Gov. Oak when he heard the siren and WDRC-Playhouse. W TH T—Jack Rorch Show. 4. ’That the Republicans are that were hit while stopped for there is no record to show th e' WONS—News; B'amlly Theater. ' T W K NB—News—.Movie Time. Rex. $289..50 3-Pc. Boucle L iv ip / ^ m Suite...... NOW $229.95 Move Okayed Sunday John Lodge, and Republican State saw the chief’s car go up St, W TH T—Western RountTUp. 17:16—WONS— H. R. Baukhag*. making a real effort to win the Of 40 Bodies the red light at Oak and Main white oak tree at Myrtle and Un-1 EAT ANYTNINC WITH WHAT—New*; Night VVateh. The decision to retain Ribicoff Chairman Clarence F. Baldwin for James street. He w as notified to WTIC—Medley Time. Rex* $239.95 2-Pc. Red Tape«try Lawson Suite, .N O W $179.00 eonfldence o f the A F L and spUt streets, a third car had been struck inve.stigate the accidents by Ppllce den street is a traffic menace. j # ;3 0 -W D R C -W h at * My Llpe. WDRC—Aunt Jennie’* Storle*. was reached, Reilly said, after a a short, harm'onious and econom­ WONS—Songs of Our Time. the- almost solid AFL and CIO previously while parked on Cot­ Headquarters, he said. However, the Iettei\ a reply to : FALSE TEETH I WKNB—Perry Corno Show. conference with Benjamin Wyle, Fieh Haven, Iclaho, Jan. l 4 - ical session. W TH T—Crossfire. WTHT—Luncheon Mils:!:. Reix- $369.95.3-Pc. Mahoxany Bedroom Suite. .N O W $279.95 support last year for the Demo- tage street. Schaub Testifies one by Park Superintendent Hor-1 If ron kaas troabi* wiib plMti W TIC—Big Story. the national unlon'a general coun­ (/Ph-. Bodies of 40 .persons who died Gov. Lodge, whose part.v con ibat slip bdJ rack sad (bbs* aora WHAY—Gemma Oil Program. ctatle presidential ticket. Davis, who resides at 113 Au­ Schaub took the stand and tes­ ace _F. Murphey asking if Sheekey , 1#;##—The Lineup. 17:76—I.,ocal New*. sel, and the plan was approved by in a C-46 crash on t. desolate moun­ trols both .House and Senate, held samt—tty Baiaau IMaati-Uaar. Oat applica. WONS—Frank Edward*. Rex. $349.95 Blonde I^ahogany 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite tumn" atrefct,-wa.s called t’o the wit­ tified he did not report the accident felt the tree should be removed. { 17:30—WDRG— Romance of HalOpj th«- union at a meeting in Tinker tain ridge near here may not be a conference with Republican and ness stand flr.st.' He testified his does say the tree is- an obstruc-1 ckw atkaa blaitd Ct tmmsh sad May iS il aaay: W THT—John .Daly. Trent. With Double Dresser...... N O W $269.95 Democratic legislative leaders be­ and that he knew he had atruck bactnaa Bcimait nato-liaat it a parauaaai WTIC—Boh Hope. Hall Sunday. removed from their frozen graves car was parked on Cottage street tion to traffic and is a liability to ' AVTIC—.Marjorie Mill*. Henry Mallory, executive vice fore • the legislators convened two cars. He told the court the car rtlintr. It taliaat aad ts4tt !6ota ptaiaa ie a W H AT—News: .Night Watch. WCCC—News. Judge Commends until spring. \ directly in front of the chief’s car the town. way as powdar or ptan caa do. Eaaa on eld T»:l.’i—WONS-MusltrLover'a Hour. W HAY—I. aRosi Program. Rex. $239.95 6-P—WTH T—Morning Devotions. WTIC—The Doctrir’a Wife.. Value* to 8) 0-95 Odd Cliomo of Bethel last Nov. 10 to warn the troduce the-aame measure in "the \ ■ Car Champioii WKNR-^News. based on the relallonshp between ed into the mountain last Wednes­ 7:I6.;-3VDHC—PerfyMason,- , "Chatro...... NOW 88.88 youth to refrain-from visiting his -Senate. . 6:SS-:\vON.6-xE.*r.)Y .JSd!tlqii._____ , previous wage adjustments at day. Thtrty^sevep Korean combSl W t Ic —N ews. ' WTIC—GIndereH*'. Week-end;'------daughter then living in a' state in­ Because there is one-party con­ W H AY—S*ve/A Life; Reg. 879.95 Mahogany Lowboy Oednr Cheney Brothers and those in the veterans and a crew of thrpe were 7 :00—W TH T—Breakfast with Ben., 2:25—WONS—News. stitution. Schofield was struck on abroad. The vlctinis were enroute trol this session and because joint WTIC— Rob Steele; -Weather. Cheat...... NOW 858J l Fall River, Mass., mills, as well as MT5RC-Newatime — 2,.1fi—WCCCy/Nc'e*: Music. - / the side Of the face with an Army home to be discharged. House-Senate committees will con­ WTHT ^ t ' Happens Every D*V; automatic. Sauer said Schofield., at those in the cotton, rayon and WII.AY—Morning Watch. Seores/ /' Reg. 819.95 Maple There was no Indication that the sider all legislation, Cohen stressed W eeC—Good Morning, Good Music. liberty under a 35,000 bond, faces synthetic textile industries gener­ WONSt/IMuI t Stone Show. Bookcaae. . .NOW 818.98 ally throughout New England. plane burned, Morris said, but that this practice "is absolutely un­ W K N B —Polonia' M’DRfj^Nora Drake. a Superior Court trial soon on a WONS— weather: News; Bill J*n- necessary." 2:1.3—WDRC—Brighter Day! Reg. 1148.95 Mahogany Govomor jnorala charge preferred against A t these plants, Hogan said, .■mow still covered most of the klnt. F similar wage reductions have been wreckage. Apparently everyone Speaking at the weekly GOP T’lS -W T lC — Bob Stael*. WDRC—Nora Drake. / . . .. Winthrop Secretary. NOW 89888 him in connection with the case. luncheon at the Hotel Bond, Bald­ WONS—News. WONS—Conn. Ballroom. / ' in effect for some time, and Che­ aboard died Instahtly. . W TIC—Mid-Afternoon Ve«’s; In­ Byrnes is the father of four chil win said he has asked House WK.NB—Polona Reg. 17.50 Door Mirror. ..NOW f«-88 dren and is separated from his ney Brothers "is about the last The C-46 waa <4)arteref Life. Reg. 878.95 Tapeetry Ptatform of winter’s delights for the young­ 3:30— A'Cee—New*: Mu»lc. ' Ut’K. S.7!(.nj5 Klreatone Foom Riihhf-r Members of King David Lodge other New Englanu mills in grant­ / sters. Television W TH T—’Sc/res; Top Hit Time. ■ Top Inn.THprlng Rorkera With Lock...... NOW $58.98 No. 31, lOOF, will attend the dis ing wasps, he said the lead taken WTIC—lypper Yminpa Family. Mnttrc’ss...... NOW 8’iS.«.". The city council last night re- . WHAV~TfliiV4* A Propriim. Reg. 840.95 Mahogany Occaakiaal trict meeting being held at Crea- by these • compantea must hlao be Kbg. $711.0.3 Orthn|>4'(ll<- , ■ followed when the pattern calls for ^eived,thfs letter from eight-yoar- MEN TO P. M. 3:45—\VCCC—Junior Disc Jockey. Chair. NOW 814.98 cent Lodge No. 25 in Bast Hart­ old James Curran, III: 1:00-K a le ’Smith.— ------. WDRO'—C«rl SmilTi': Aunt Jemrmi. Maffrp*.*"...... NtrtV ford tomorrow-night. Any member a decrease in wageS^ 6 :00—.Short .Snort Drama. W TIy—The Kight To Hepnin^ee, REG. $7935 5-Pc. CHROME An ultimate benefit for' the " I want io complain about the 6:1.1—Meet The Stars./ 4:00—^DRC-v^It Htppeiia Eve;*Hdty, RpC. Kludln CfiiK-h. N O W $.3n.»,3 Reg. 819.9$ Maple Cricket desiring transportation should be way the streets are sanded every Chair...... NOW 81088 workers in the wage cut was also SHOVEL SNOW 6:.10—Ilowdv Doody. I W T H T -C *! Tinney. lU-K. $tn.B.3 M a p lr Riiiik a t Odd Fellbws Hall at 7:30 p.m. time it snows. Wh.V - can’t one A:n0—Momerls of Comfort. WCCC—Muelir, , BREAKFAST SUITE pointed to by Hogan, who-indicat­ 8:1'j—Variety Club. W H AY—NeWi. ^ . ■ Brill...... N O W .4S.H.0d street be blocked off in each sec- 1 A. Ma te 12 NOON Reg. $89.05 Gray llarrel ' ' ed it wah his lAllef that the com­ 6:30—Sportscope. /WTICr-Backetage Wife. " .■ ttrjf. .Vi 1.1)5 Rollauay ('»l With Richard J. Duffy, petty officer ton for sleigh riding?” 6:10—Weather Forecast*. Chair ....,...... NOW 859.91 2nd class, son of Mr. and Mrs. pany could stay in bisino'-s in NO LOAFERS Faiiulous J » . c 6:13—World Newa Tot.*y. NOW M u ttri’**. , . NOW $IH.8H Mayor Joseph A. Stanc.o ordered $49.95 Reg. 819.95 Blonde Arm TV Chair James Duffy -of 90 Cambridge Mqpchester if the wage cut were his public works and public safety ■ 7 00—Death Valley Day*. Reg. St:!9.fi.3 .Kirc.Htune Fuiuu Kulihrr 7:30-ConnectTciit Spotlight. TVIth Plantic'Uphnlsteiy. N O W 841-8I street, waa discharged from th^ not granted. commissioners to make a survey: WAGES $1.65 HOUR 7:4,3—Camel New* Caravan. Mhttres* and Box Spring Comlilnn- U. S. Navy yesterday at Newport, Meanwhile, the red\iction In ^HUDSONS WIN TRIPLE S:00—Arthur Godfrey. llon. ______BOTH N O W SfiO.fm wagM ,1s, believed tp, have, beep 9:00—Strike It Rich. .R ..X r after, ,twef* y.e'sra ,pf .seryicp , ..lt’z,.ih«-peoplB; .who. have HEBSQN .'OlMVa2. *:>l - ■ - 9-!tiVX'Fig,Tfrltithe»inaPi ■ Reg. f l!)».0$ T:Hia . Mtea -MolA with ti»e Sixth Fleet in the Medi­ contributing factor in the com-, little cause to be cheerful that keep HIrFi RAWUNeS STOOCiCAR CROWN 10:00—Roxing. With innernpring terranean.' pany’a successful bid for govei-n- us from not having anv cheerful 10:16—Sport Spot. REG. $79.95 INNER5PRING $ la llr rs i...... N O W Jl.W.n.V; . SAVE ON TABLES 61 JARVIS ROAD This year enjoy .perfermanc9,' safely- 11:0O—Coniei^y Hour. . mept contract. , An award^ to ...... ll.-DOr.tliewa.'r'.. yf.v-i l-r.*-nu; 80.05 .,:Piaytex ...Rubheiv. ;|-'aaru, ... - T b e -Come- Double • Gliifb -of -the H O L L Y W O O D ^ tihehey's 'for a |«5A;^Wor^er; wpS ’ ahtf durablltty you've never known tefora Tsmorraw ...... NOW'JM-05 —North Methodist Church will hold •annoimced by.the -Armed Services ____ X - M______’DurOn Plastic “ Reg*. 859.85 MamgaBy Drop Lest : Its mbnlWy meeting Saturday at Textile And. A pparel FroCufement . . • i-;,.7i00—Today.. • J. — ,. $ 14:95^ jpiatfflic: H M id bo^(ii;;rA )i J This year treat'yourdelf to tfer .i..9:00—Test Pattern and Huate. Readlmarcf.- ■' 'Color*, Twin.Size...... vNOW 84.9B Table. - NOW 8*4,08 '7:45 p. m. in the church parlors. Agency Monday' and yesterday . . - . , -s . . , enuine cars, for the most stable, most'com-' 9:1,3—Moriving New*. Following the meeting there will Mallory said that the cost calcula­ drivmg fun m a fabulousIjulous 1953 Hudson fortable ride on the road. 10:00—Arthur Godfrey. Twin size. . . . $59.95 . Ilcg. $'t.71).().3 C’liarlriloh (irprn.Durnn Reg. 810.95 Mahogany Coffro Hornet, the car that won the Cham­ 10:30—Window Shopper. Hlnrpcr Sofn With Innrrsprlng \be a Chinese auction. Members are tion contained In tpe company’s ll:0O^The Big Picture. Table...... -----...... NOW 88.48 Mminded to bring items for the bid was based on the wage reduc­ pionship in all three stock-car racing And for flashing performance, ju st, P. M. M aOr.’*s...... NO W » n !).»,3 auction. Refreshments will be tions awarded by the arbitrator. . OiUeniM-ie associatiorm last year. . ' feel the deep-chested surge of Twin 12:00-World We Live In. Value* To 8 7 9 .0 5 , Full Slxb Flimr Reg. 819.05 Mahogany Cocktail ,12:16-Love of Life. Table With Glass Top. . .NOW 814.98 •erved by the committee. You'll enjoy the new Coronation In­ H-Powert, Hudson’s sensational 12..10—Search for Tomorrow. Sample Inneraprlng REG. $13.95 Mnttrc**eH...... N O W 8 S4.II teriors with deep, foam-rubber, nylon- multiple-fueling system that develops 12:1.3—Naur.V* Kitchen. Reg. 889.05 Mahogany 4-'ncr more power out of every drop of 1:30—Gari*,, Moore. Rowers, Warren CDBNER-CUMP upholstered cushions, and the smartest In 57 stock-car rdees held in 195^, 2:00-t:-Wlieel of Fortune, Table...... ^..N O W 848B8 » regular-grade gasoline. New Dual- ■ 2:30—Ojiidlng Light. OFEN 24 HOURS BLONDE PLAY-YARD appointments ever seen in the motor Hudsons won 49 victories—and 2:1.3—Mid-Afternoon Ne»’*. world. Range Hydra-Matic Drive is avail­ Reg. 844.95 Maple Coffee Personal; Notices were named Champioh in all 3:0ne-Big Payoff. APPLIANCES Table...... N O W 81188 Gel Jobs Deserved able at extra cost on all 1953 Hudsons. three racing associations: A A A , , 3..30—Welcome Travelera. Tol. MItchoil 3-5135 Here It Is You will sense complete safety in ybur NASCAR snd PRA, Hudson 1:00—Kate-Smith. NOW $9.95 Card of Thanks Hornet or Wasp because exclusive it.” g. $309.95 Bendix GvromaUc .... Manchester’s tee-o members of THE NEW IMPROVED See us and try a Hudson Hornet or now holds etery national AA A "step-down” deeipi provides the low- Waalier...... NOW 8249.9.7 We sriih to thank all ef our noizh the House of Representatives. DELUXE ARTIST MODEL Wasp, the most exciting and gleunor- record ftr stock-car competition! bon, friends and reletlves for the many Sherwood Bowers and Ray War­ Mt center o f gravity among American ous cars on the road! Bog. $‘!.79.95 Bendix Aulomallc eetf of klndneea and sympathy ahoa-n F.IeCIrlr Dryer...... NOW $199.95 REG. $1.99 14-Pc. « 6 6 . $6.60 us In our recent bereevemer.t, the inaa ren, received the committee assign­ • K^ptional ■( vitra coat. o f our husband arid father Erneat K. ments they had requested when the BELRUSS REG. $12.95 Reg. $‘J69.95 I'hlU-o F.lertrir Robinson. We especially thank the personnel of House committees Range...... NOW 8219.9.7 GLASS REFRIGERATOR SETS INNERSPRINa TOP HASSOCKS V.F.W., the American Legion, all those waa announced by Speaker Arthur Who sent the beeutiful floral, tribute* FOR 19S3, A SPECTACULAR NEW Reg. $179.95 . .Speed t^iieen ■ Deluxe •ad loisned the use 'of care. Tanner in Hartford yesterday. CORNER CLAMP China Base Tnhh Lamp 77’ringer Washer...... NOW $l$9.95 DR. HAROLD NEIMAN Now... In Duran Plastic Now. Rep. Bowers will serve on the W ill not mar—,not eveh. scratch. Rubber tip* Reg. $16,95 Florenee Portable Oil $1.00 $4.50 X n . Rose Robrnaon^^lfe, and aoii Peter,. Cities and Boroughs and the Liquor protect delicate framea and moldings H e a te r...... NOW 8J2.9.7 Control committees, and Rep. W ar­ J NOW $4.95 In Memoriam ren on the Constitutional Amend­ HUDSON WASP OPTOMETRIST ments and Public Utilities com­ ^ $ 2 -4 9 See the amart and apectacular new 1953 Hiidaon Waap, lower-pricad Announces the opening of an office for the'extim- , A SMALL DEPOSIT. In lovlnf memory of our husband mittees, nd father Joseph Gaudlno, who t" ' ruhnlng mate of the Hudion Hornet. The Waap, loo, features new lhatlon of eyes and a complete optical service at Jbnuary 14, 1942. DOYLE RESIGNS REG. MODEL $1.98 styling, new interiors and colors, plus Hudaonfa famous get-up-and-go. ‘ lAvtncly remembered. Decatur,' 111., Jan. 14—(JV—How-, • ' Standard trim a'pd other apeciftcationa and REG.'$119.95 3-Pc. ILONDE RESERVES ANY Wife anc.' family. ard L. Doyle, U. S. Attorney,for • fcceatoriea aubjact to chaage without riotire. the Southern Illinois District si.nce , 953 MAIN STREET ^ MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Card of Thanks 1936, who was investigated by a HOtrSE AND HALE-BUILDING House committee last October be­ 6 *' •> PURCHASE W e wiih to thank all of our neigh- cause of i)is'dutaide eaniings, has NOW bera, friend* amt niativea for the resigned, effective tomorrow. $79.95 Beany acta of kindneM and sympathy MARLO MANCHESTER PLUMBING TELEPHONE MITCHELL 9-5144 ahova. us In our recent bereavement, Doyle, who is 56, said yesterday UNTIL w e eapaelallr thank all tboad who sent he bad mailed hi* resignation tq MeCLURE AUTO CO., Inc. Em Mautltut llunal trlbutee and. loaned Attorney General McGranery in : of their ear*. Washington. He plans to return to & SUPPLY CO. 373 MAIN 5TREET MANCHE5TER Mn. Bven Johnson and family. private practice ut pecatur. 877 Mi^N SraEET — TEI«.' MI-3<442S Free Delivery! 867 STREET MANCHESTER WANTED

V, / i. X.- -■•t- A .. . 1 1 ■ ...... : MANCHESTlfeR EVENING* HERALD, MANeHESTERreONN., WEDNESDAYrMNUARY-14;'195if fiANGHESTER-EVENING HERALD,.MANCHESTER. X O ! ^ W-EDHF^DAY., JAJ5lUAEY:l'i;..ia5iL_..... XAGE,THIRTEEN.. ‘ PAGE TWELVE > ...... - ...... ------— SMFD Companies Hal Boyle' /Vorl/t Coventry Carl'Snow. .lohn Willnauer,'-Lewis Sabres Destroy Guest of Baptists Receives M. A. Degree Highter,' Lillian .Highter, Anna P FOR A VERY LIMITED TIME! AWOL Marine Bound Over Anderson. Raymotrd Perider. Gp- F Sehediile Dinners Grange Ready rinne Pender. C. Juanita ^Turner, Eight Red MIG^ Harold Turner, June Loomis, Rosa r * On Hbldup Attempt Charge New, Wonderful RANGE and FUEL o n , Johnson and Gertrude A, Haven. e n H iE B ® (Continued From pkfe One) Hose Co. 3 of the SMFD will ; ' To Note Unit’s The Ifical grange will neighbor repeating -hold; -its- annual visit loan, write, coma in. The parking problem has be- ' bpen the picnic lunch-' Doean’t Hawaii, a reconnaissance pilot who was fined $9 for pa.ssing a ■ red blamed the crash on mechanical It taste good? No ant^here. Thai's Kingsbury; Eva K. Kingsbury; and Grange: Ellsworth L. Coveil; sec- We introduced this superlative custom cold wave only a few place the night of Jan. 6. trouble. Flying conditions were come the number one vexation of $2-49 went to Sinanju after the fighter- Rond for White was continued at light and $3 for failure to carry CAiH VaU 6ET our times. One day as I was wait­ all right, kids. Throw tlie nibbi.sh Mrs; Besstc Strark-. re ta ry of Connecticut S tate months berk . . . end It was an Immediate hit with our custom­ bomber attack, said it was "the his driver's lecen.se; and Nelson J. good. The crash scene'was west of in. the street... No. crlticUM*.. from Mrs. Leo Mltterholzer will»be Grange: and John Griswold, depu­ ers! -Now. we’ve persuaded th* man\ifacturer—famous for one $5,000. G ridley a t a point airout 60 mile.s ISMof. 20 Mm . ing for a traffic light to change. 1 most berit-up place I ever saw. 1 While’s alleged robbery attempt Millard of New Britain was fined looked up and down the congested the back seat about going too fast. chairman of the refreshment com­ ty of East'Central Pomona and — REG. MODEL $1.98 of the’-worM's finest permanents - to continue It for a very Ilm* didn’t see a single bridge that was Bev. Lincoln B. M'adaworth north of Sacramento. $245.80 $312.37 mittee who will serve refreshments overseeer-elect of Ea.st Central Po- was'thwarted by the arrival of a ‘ .$1,2 tor violation of .rules of the Mrs. ('harles A. RoMiins streets and wonderingly asked a You aren’t even moving. No danger Red time! Hurry for your appointment! / usable—just a big Jumble of service station truck that pulled , road. The' bomber, an improved ver­ 349,22 451.45 of aeeidents.* . following the meeting. The Home mona. All are past mo-sters and w reckage.” Rev. Lincoln B. Wadaworth, sion of the B-29 of World War II. If $35 cop: last Week the team installed of­ Abovo paymtnti covtr ovorythingl After lunch you listen to the Economics .committee will also Sabres flying a protective shield secretary of the Department of Mrs. Doris Stevenson Robbins, wa.s pn a ^.raining flight from to $ S 0 0 o n A Im a of $ 00 cotti $70 40 wK«ii "Where are all these people have a booth of home made candy. ficers of Hebron- Grange.'■ The preiflpHf rtpoid in 17 cenMcutiv* ball game over the radio. .Then for the raiders clashed briefly Cities of the Arnerican Baptist wife of Dr. Charles A. Robbins of Castle A i f Force Base, near SIgnafur. go in g ?” Committeea Are Named team alao Installed officera of Cov­ Bolton, h.ss received her master inonlhlf iMlatlmonM 110.05- "They aren't going unjnvhere,” everybody fakes a nap. It is dusk. ADRIA 1N’.S With some MIGs but made ho Home Mission Soclet.v; of the Merced, ' Alahii V COMN. The master of Coventry Grange entry Grange for 1953; V American Baptist Convention, Omar Chapman Gets Fine of arts degree in' sociology from he aaid'sourly. "They’re just cruis­ Ilm g-tn stai-L hoare.-Na kUls losL FIFTH AVENUE claims. Offh-ikls withheld crewmen’s •'fH§ COOAAMrJf rNAf LIKII TO SAY f t p ' has anhoiinced the following com­ Farm Bureau Hesainn \ Trophy Winning •But in late afternoon, long .after will preach a t the 10 -a. m. Sun­ the University of Chicago. j i/s a r ing around looking for a place to .Nobody mosq\iito bitten or sun­ names until notification of next- burned. Just a wonderful relaxing mittees for the coming year; Home Several, Farm bureau members the fighter-bombers had dropped day .service at the Community The former local woman i.s now i park. See that car? It's been . of-kjn. FINANCE CO. day. You shut off the motor, every­ Economics, Mrs. Anna C. Ander* are attending annual meeting of T.BL1SH HDWR.CO. Hair Shaping 2 .0 0 ^ j their explosive loads and refurned Baptist Church, .593 East Center Of $300, 120 Days in Jail working toward her Ph. D. ini around the block five times in the son, Mrs. Ida Orcutt, Mrs; Alber­ 'I 2nd FIo m • JARVIS BUILDING last half hour." body climbs out, and ns you trudge the .bureau today at the Tolland 829 MAIN STREET / to base, the MIGs suddenly got ag­ atreet. clinical psychology at the Unlver-1 tina Lynch, Mrs. Helen Garbarini, Federated Church rooms! Dinner 793 MAIN ST.— TE L MI.3-4121 gressive. One pilot said they "pop­ Mr. Wadsworth is a graduate- S0€ MAIN STREET (Over Woolworth’i) MANCHESTER — -^People here in the big city who back toward the house your wife OVER LOFT’>S / sity of Pennsylvania in Philadel-| sa.ys: Mr. and Mrs. CarleUm Greene, Mr.s. was served at noon followed by a TEL. MI-.1-6266 L.. ped up everywhere." of the University of Iowa and the Jmlge Snttp» One Regret IMeniorial Temple phla. Mrs. Robbins Is a grad--l Dial MI-9-74.30 • Plililii E.. Jiiiikins, YKS M A Nager set out to drive to a friend's home Mltterholzer and Mrs. Ida LaMon- continued program in the after­ "That was a. . wonderful Idea, Bags Seventh MIQ Coignte-Rochestcr' Divinity School That Lmr Siet$ Limit i iiate of Manchester High School, ; RED GROSS . OftN THUISDAK EVENINGS UNTIL I. E.M.' , often first have to locate a place tagne; charity, Mrs. Ruth Loomis, noon. I The eight destroyed were part of and prior to his work with the . ,, v-wee* class of 1938. and of the Univer- | tMRf Mift It tnilMli f1 ill i.rr.iHirfini l.vM to park their car; then taxi the dear. T never knew motoring could Afi'i. Emma Snow, Harold Turner, Attend Training Kesainn a force of 38 that challenged 40 Home Miaslon Society was pastor On. Type af. ^enlencej^.... sity of Connecticut (B. A. )„ class HEADQUARTERS rest of the way to their destina­ be such fun.” Mrs. Edna Roberts and Highter; ' Mrs. Anna Anderson and Mrs, Sabres. One -was credtted-to Capt. at Geneva; N. Y. Tri the New ofYsis."' ■" ...... ■ : tion and b a c k . Garage space .ensta, publielty,--Roaa M-. Johnson-, Ger-- AValter 'S'. Haven ' attended ' the Leonard Lllley of Manchester, York Baptiat State Convention he up to $75 a month and more. And O mar Chapm an, 23, of 121 Hdl- Memorial Tempif. Pythian Sis- ; Dr. Robbins is now practicing ^ trude A. Haven, Katherine Lald- leaders training class on "Homo N. H., already a jet ace. Lilley's served on the Board of Manager)i, In. Philadelphia. Th„e Robbins' ' WILL BE lOCATED It is so scarce that wheri a man Deaths Last Night law and C. .launita Turner. Repairs" at the Tolland church Inst record is now seven destroyed and listAr street, presented In Town fees, sealed its 1953 officers In. dies strangers phone up his widow 5323534853484853532348532323482353535353235348535353484853534848484830485348530123535353235323534848485348485323235323532300535348482353235353482353535323484848534848235323230153534848535323485353234853234848532323485348535353232323482348485353 the Executive eommittee and oth­ Odd Fellows Hall last night. Past j have two young daughters. ; The reception Tommlttce lists werek; Mrs. Haven wilt conduct a one damaged. er important committees, and was Court this morning to face his and say. "Did your near late hus­ Corrlne Pender, Emory Hill and class at her home In the near fu­ Grand Chief Mrs. Frances Herron band have his car in a garage any- By THF. A.SSOriATF.p PBKSS The smashing air blows against for three years a . member of the aeventh charge.of. drlvlng while hi.s wM.'the .tnsuilIng officer, AT Lana-Brawn with -the - legialative- ture on this topic-...... the Sinanju area are designed to lent-Chief Annfe Alley preseiiited \\iere? irso', n i twy the car just Cbiiimlltee bh Ordihatloh (if the license Is under aiispension, as well m ^s. Georgina Smith, the new: ■fVeatherford. Tex. - Douglaa committee including C- Jaunlta SiK'lety to Meet ■ check Red attempts to build up Mlnisten' Council of the American a gift to Mrs. Herron in reCogni- ..,t*.getthe spacer:, ...... ^ C handor.,55. famed, p o rtrait paint-, The Coventry Fragment Soelety as. * charge, of, rwklcs.s , driving. >xeeHent chief, will have .for her-i tton' 'Of ’her " servireS -as irurtaili-ng ; •Turner, Carl ..Snow and. lyajtc.r. ■'their fronllihe ' ammutiltlbn and Baptist Convention! S9 CENTER ST. In the tremendous hou.sing de­ er Who had done more than 300 Lynch. Walter S. Haven. Hill and is m eeting for an all da'y seSslOri weapon supplies. Full extent of the was lined s total of $300 and sen- nunoclates^ the following: Past' officer. Mr. Wadsworth’s wide range of fenced to 120 days In the County f-hjpf Mrs. Ethel Llnd.say; most velopment where I live wives often portraits, Including his latest of Sylvia McKinney comprl.se the in­ today and plans for the coming damage to the vital bridge network Following the ceremony a. _ c.ome out and, throw, sandwiches to Queen Elizabeth II. Born in Surrey. -experiences in mlsaions, Juvenile •lolli , ; exceTlenl senior! M artha" John.son; surance-com m iU gp while- G- Rav* year will be made. The.meetlng^^ jcan't,be,asM!ised, .the. u..,,s. Fifth, .pcotecttony-estabUshlng- and- guldr-|- ■ .Hitlge'.Iohn S.- G'.-Rottner; In luncheon * a s -s.erv.gd, .biiffe.t, aiyle,: EFFEGTIVE TODAY their husband.s as they drive about, England. mond Johnson, Mrs. Lynch and takes place at the Church Com­ Air Force said, until "sufficient in the banquet hail. ing Negro educational centers, ad­ posing the maximum penalty on hour after lonely hour, looking for Woodland, Calif.—Dr. George Ethel Cargo, are on the juvenile munity House. ^ reconnaissance of the. area has manager, Helen Zwick; mistress a berth for the family's iron ministration of Chrhitian centers Chapman, who, he said, "has shown of finance, Sarah Godfrey; mis­ Hccke, 83, C alifornia's first ag ri­ committee. . - been made.” and fellowship with bilingual pas­ chariot. Manchester Evening t H e r a 1 it utter disregard for the law and tress of retords and correspond­ culture director in 1916 and form­ Other Ap|M>tiitnients That may not be for some time — tors qualify him to he a Speaker The situation seems almost as er gardener in J^e Royal New North Coventry correspondent for there is no sign of a letup in contempt for aitthority.” slated ence, Elheleen Lewis; protector, Theodore Mellen, Andre Lleb- of exceptional Interest. ’ that his "only regret" is that the bad in- every hamlet across the Gardens of the British court. Born man, Michael Pe.sce, A rth u r H igh­ Mrs. Walter S. Haven, telephone the daily attacks. Evelyn Saraga; gtiard, Nellie Mc­ nation. One motori.st told me bit­ in Germany. P ilg rim 2-6029. ' Today's - raids were the eighth type of sentence he could impose A llister. ter and Ernest Affricano . are . on is ilmlted by statiite. Limited Time Only terly this parking problem had be­ Orlando, Fla, - Stanley Mayer, the sports oommittee while Mellen and ninth since the aerial assault Al.So degree mistre.ss, Frances come America’s first line of de­ WHO .ASKED THE QI'E.STION = on Sinanju got iinderway Friday I8al>ella8 Slate Chapman wss lined $200 and Herron; press corre.spondent. Car­ SPECIAL SERVICES 69, finance company executive and Is also , manager of the soft ball seolenced to 90 days for driving fense against invasion. director of the American Fire and team. Marshall of the drill and night. Superforts have dropped rie Samlow; pianist. Mildred Ted- Aboard U. S. Carrier Oriskany about 600 tons of bombs, and 1,000 while his license is under suspen­ ford; triistees. Frances Herron, "No invading force could really Ca.sually Company. Born in Grove degree team is Mr.s. Haven who is Valentine Dai\^e sion and received a $100 fine and gel very far." hq said, “its vchicic.s City, O. Died Monday. also general chairman . of the off Korea, Jan. 14--(dh—Schatzie, swift fghter-bombers have follow­ Jane Smith. Sarah Miller; grand e RUBBERS REPAIRED two-year-old dnch.shund, was the a 30-day sentence on the recklehs could keep rolling only until they Sarasota," Fla. ---- W alter R Grange Fair conimitlee for 19.53. ed up with daylight strikes. representative. Carmen Biirletgh; only’dog aboard this flattop until 1 Lot, 13.98 and $4.98 and CASES Col. Victor E. Warford, Chlcka- St. Margaret'a Circle. Dalighters driving count. • aiternale, Ethel Lindsay. 1/2 H. P. M otor ran nut of gas. Then they would Thompsdh, 48. real estate apprais- Pianist for the Grange la Sylvia .she gave birth the other day to aha, Okla., said his flight of planes of Isabella, at Its meeting last General Alarm e SKATES SHARPENED have to surrender because, they e.r and Sara.sota civic leader. Born McKinney. A general police nlaim was p\it Retiring Most Excellent Chief four pup.s. went in so low "it looked like the night in the K. of C. Homc“discua- Mrs. Lindsay presented her 1952 •1! couldn't find a place to park. in Munc.ie, Ind. Died Monday. The Grange at its last meeting RUFFLED RAYON aed *plans for the season's activi­ out for Chapman Dec. 3.1 after he "U isn't my tioubles with my Pa.sadena, Calif. Mr.s. Elizabeth voted to enter the Grange .com­ • Eyebrows tilled all over the nose of my plane was going right allegedly tiled to run down two officers with gifts. P ast FJxcel- ship. One sailor volunteered, "It Into the bridge." ties. the first of which will be s e ICE CREEPERS ATTACHED wife that've got me down,”, many Hunter. 67, prominent Baltimore munity- .service contest and Mr.s. CURTAINS, $2.98 Pair V alentine dance In February. Manchester policemen with a car a m otorist, gro.ans from a p.sy- society woiiian. Brown is ohairman of the commit­ could have happened during shore U . Col. CTifford C. Ooidd. 75 and then fled town. Amherst, Pleasant Ridge, Mich., A day of recollection at the Cen­ Because of the .*!pecializcd work'involved in these FREE c h la trisfs Couch. " It's th is—where tee with the following a.ssistants: leave." ,, Town Court Proseculor .lohn J. said, "Bomba exploded all over the acle 1n Middletown wa.s nl.so plan services we ask that you brine the work in and LE.WR can I put my car?" and the:psy- Tokyo, Jan. 14 HP) Dr. Ruyzo ned, details of which will he later O’Connor In presenting the ca.se cbiati'isl. lying down on the couch, center of the bridge which we at­ said that the two poltcemeu, 8gt, CHOKED'^^GAS? Torii, 83, noted archaeologist, died 1 LOT tacked. We kicked up so much announced. T H A N K HEAVENS* Most attAcks aro IT. NO WAITING .lOBS. too; i-ppltr's: today. Torii was repatriated from Henry Gauriider and Patrolman With Each Delta Shop "Move over and lisicn In me. T smoke and debris that It must, Announcement' wa.s made of the acid indtKcshon. When it strikes take Red China two years ago. state meeUng at the Hotel Bond, Frederick' W. Tedforri,- had been BclUaiuL tohiaU. They- contain tho- . .^Qt. thr.ee tickets myself for illegal TAILORED RAYON have been pretty hard for later notified that Chapman, whose flights to see the target." Hartford, on Sunday. .Ian. 2.5. The fskte.si-actinf medicines known to parking alieady this week.’’ YWCA HOBBY COURSES license was under suspension at doctors for the relief of heartburn As the day is remorseles.sly , VANDAUS IN tJEMETERY | Three Communist night flghters regent. Mrs. F. Len Barrett, will CURTAINS, $2.98 Pair attend, accompanied by Mrs, Ed­ the time, was 'driving, and had and gas. Get BelNans today. 35c. growing nearer when the land will circled near the raiding B-29s last gone to Investigate the car he was New Haven, Jan. 14 -(/Pi Van'- REGISTRATION FOR NEW TERM Value to $4.98 night, but only one made a flrlng mund Kicly or her alternate, Mrs. hold morp automobilc.s than peo- reported to be driving at Bantly's pie. there appear only two real dals overturned 33 headstones in | pass. 'The Superforts, based on John Lappen. 13 IMAPl.K STREET B D D G ^ N T E R A contribution was voted to the service station on Main street. solutions to the problem: the Grovb Street Cemetery, one of j A T Y OFFICE — 79 NORTH MAIN ST. Okinawa, blasted a rail yard on Ciiiipnmn, who was taken Into 1. Pave Americ.a, making the the oldest in the nation, Sunday, the western outskirts of Sinanju polio drive, and a social was an­ OPP. FIRST NATIONAL PARKING LOT 91 CENTER STREET 1 LOT FIGURED nounced for the next meeting at custody by local police in Washing­ countryside one vast street. night,/police reported today. Mai-: and the rail yards at nearby Kunu. ton. D. C.. where he had given MAORI OIL CO. ■ ■ ...... coIm./iC. Munson, cemetery miper-] TUESDAY ONLY. 1:00 to 9:00 P. M. Other Allied warplanes smashed the K. of C. Home. 2. Adapt the motor car to the RAYON RUFFLED himself up several days afler the | Rang* cHid Fuel bn situation. ’ intenflent, estimated damage at at the Communist front lines to­ incident, today denieO that he had , Th» second alternative appears $2,.500. Police said footprints in­ Schodui* and Program on Raquast day. The Air 'Force said they OtlRTAINS, $2.98 Pair PIJC Pi-ohe Soiighl tried to run down the officers. "I i 24 HOUR SERVICE . tn*be the cheaper. The car of the dicated the vandalism was the CORDUROY knocked out one gun position, -got scared when t'saw the poUce.." future : will haye" a 1£ the " work of adults. Some of the stone's PHONE Ml-9-4260— MI-9-7686— MI-3-8673 Reg. $6.98 "damaged at least nine others and he said, "and I tried 1o get away. of home a .small stove, a b ath ­ Sverltirned were dated in the early CHENILLK BEDSPREADS touched off a series of fires and Oil Power Failure METER TRUCKS I ilidn't try to hit Tedfprd” r o o m , sn easy ehalr, an o\itlet for liao'.s. single and (tmihle white and color*. _ ex p lo sio n s. _ JJRep.ublle_. of _ K qtm. ------...... _.:.BURMER SERVICE Specially Prices $4.79 PACIFIC (ROK) planes bombed a Red'sup- Hartford. Jan . 14 id’i The (.'hapman, dilvlng with his ------1 - L G T - ; ply area on thceastern front. TF.I.. SIANUHESTER --- ^ of Ike monY Peafons why these CONTOUR SHEETS Stale Public Xltililies Conimisslnh lights out and at speeds that ap- ; B-26 Invader bombers last night BEACON' ALL WHITK COTTACE SETS, $2.98 Set was expected today to re.spond to proached 80 miles, an hour, SHEET BLANKETS destroyed an estimated 110 Red Gov. John Lodge’s reque.st that it escaped i-apliire that night after M I.3 -4 5 2 3 Values to $5.98 TRUTH (Type 130) . auppl.y trucks in North Korea. look into the widespread power leading 'redford and Gaunitler in a NOW $2.fi9 South Korean infantrymen fortl- failures in Farfleld County and police cruiser on a wild chase GET SET FOR THIS * REG. $2.98 ed the Icy Nam river on the east­ parts of New Haven County i-ati.s- through town. Twin ...... $?.49 / ern front early today, hit six en­ ed bv the pa.sl week-end's 'Ice The car he was ilrlving was j BEACON ALL WHITE OR PLAII SPECIAL SALE OF trenched Red iinits and skirmished storm. found abandoned in Hartford by f SHEET BLANKETS Full ...... $2.69 in the open with a aeveiUh. Al­ 'Thousands or home.s In clliea and' police', there Uje next day . i t Is j 0 (5 together they estimated S.l North NEW D DGE^S>IRUa ...... NOW1S2.98 DRAPES *2.98 to $13.98 owned hy MrsT’ vIvian Brown of 32 ■ towns from New Haven west to COX ..„.,.SA TJIi. BOlkNX)... R E G . I.3J9... .1.. -Korean- GommunIsts-kiHed..------^ 'the'New'Yrtrk 'State 'hounda'n’ lost t-Siln.s road.,' ■FACIFie (Type T40P On the east-central front. Allied electric power for varied periods (Thapmnn'.s record dates back to should be seeii by every truck owner ERS troops beat off three small hut because of ice bringing* down the 1948 and include., .six prevloii.s con- | HARDWARE BED PADS coordinated Chine.se attacks in power lines.- victions for driving while hi.s li-j WHITE, COTTON FIU.ED Twin - . .a . a . a. $2.89 ; below-xero weather. In many ca-ses power still 1ms cense Is under suspension. I Paint— Shdf Hardware TWIN , .$2.fm — FULL . .$3.98 Allied raiders hit two Chlne.se not been restore<) and many homes ' F u ll...... $3.09. : positions on the western front, a're without heat. . Electrical Siipplj*> M£WI MorePoweiiul Enpes! s.,.. L * 1 V « ^ ^ ■r They killed or- wounded an esti­ ■ - Lodge's office- said the governor Diaper Rash Tools ""[J'' mated 37 Reds in hit-and-run at­ was taking the action In an effort gines witK high horsepower and high compression ra­ PACIFIC PERCALE tacks. • ■ . to see what could be done to expe­ Q uick, r a llu f follows use of Resinol Ointment. Specially medi* Comer Main and tios, three of them brand-new. Greater cooling capacity, f O O B 6 I NYLON HOSIERY dite ■ rc-stofation. of service to cated. ri(H in ianolin, it soothes Twin ...... 1. $2.98 stricken areas in cases of ftiture smartinc akin as it helps to heal. Middle Turnpike fa s t increased disp^cement, twin carburetion available on^ M arine Leajj;ue ice slorn'is. " , ' ! ’ RMnoI S^p rleahiM fentiv. T’«a both. larger trucks- .jPZit/S proved features like 4-ring- T H E EN TIR E First Qualit.v, F'ir.st Quality Full , . • $3.09 The governof received first hand TE L MI-3-61A1 pistons with chrome-plated top ring, exhaust valve 5rgauge, 15 denier knowledge of the situation since he' RESINOL r d V .'.” ; MEN’S 45 gauge, 30 denier. Meets Tonight owns a home in We.slport. one of sefit inserts. Dodge sets the pace in power! Special the more hard hit communities. ' ■ Our reg. 89c REG. $S.«5-$4.?S A special btisines.s meeting of STUDENT H.ANGK SELF 20,000 I c pair PACIFIC TRUTH - th e F rank .1. MansfiFJ,d .D etach­ . Si>uthlngton. . .1 s n. 14 y- UT\ $ C pair ' ^ . MUSLINS ment of the Marine Corps League Claude William Perkins, 14. an OXFORDS STOCK Of A WELL KNOWN LAWRENCE. MASS- has been called by Commandant eighth, grade student, committed 3 Pairs $2.40 7 K X 101? and 81 x 98 ■Jerry Sapienza, to be held at the stilf'ide hy hanging in the attic of ■ ‘T'-t SHOE STORE. CHILDREN'S, INFANTS'. WOMEN'S Marine Club House tonight st 8 ,his home here yesterday, according AND MEN'S SHOES AND SLIPPERS.--^— “ , NOW $2.39 P-f"- , "V 7 . to Medical Examirief iDr. Eric M. ' Many Styles to Several important matters of Simmons. The hoy's body was I 81 X l08-^$2.59 business will be disciussed an|^:nted found by his niother. Mrs. Ctsude j upon at this meeting so itcwill he Howard T'erkins. Iipon her return ( Choose From TO BE SOLD AT COST< JANUARY SALE SPECIALS ■necessary- that- all - members -that- from-a .shopplng trip.' The parent.s" NCWI Extra-Powerful Brakes! possibly can will attend. were unable to a.scriba a motive ' Stop In Our New and Enlarged Busement Shoe Dept. ■; ■ : IN OUR BASEMENT " " ~ 42 x'3'6/CASES All Marines in this area are other than that'the boy had been easily on tfie steepest grade, fully loaded! Super-safe 55c Each 534823235348235323232353232323484853532348232953234823 Invited. - ...... '-iW.for-'Some-'tlme wlth--ehl<>ken. pox.4‘ brakes- give smooth fltops.-Teduced driver fatigiie, -less EXTRA SPECIAL! BIGGEST SHOE VALUES EVER! ,-1 LOT . 1. laOT- possibility of breakage with fragile loads . . . new in- n. fS.r* SLIP COVERS 1 r - V ctSftaa^d ritojitiirtg po-WCT tm T-"through'2]>$'-tOTr truckfi! . .X..k.. TAIJX)RED ami HIJFFIJJ). rPArTFre PEROALE^" A? - - - = P it/S ;Dbdge’s oversized braking surface with" rivet- REG. VALUES TO $5.95 DivBHH am! f!hairs free' Cyclcbotid linings on all hydraulic brakes'.' REG. VAUIES TO $100 REG. VALUES TO $5.00 g u k t a i n s CLOSE OUT $4.98 72 X I OB— $2.98 CLOSE OUT $1.98 81x100— 3.29 . 1 LOT V 42 X 3 8'/j— 69c SHOTS Radio studio.s. hospitals, auditoriums . . . must reducp ’ SHORT LENGTHS OF iHPOORn^P' the echo of sound. That’s why they install sound absorb­ $ DRAPERY MATERIAL NCWnruck-o-inatic Transniission! GREATLY REDUCED • • ing ceilings. , New $ V • Tnick-o-matic transmission available on > 2- and ’4-ton $1.98 DRAPERY MATERIAL PACIFIC TYPE 140 To rut the shock of hou.sehold sound, home-owners are models of Dodge "Job-Rated" trucks...saves shifting, 48 Inches Wide ' BARK CLOTH amll^AILl.E HEAVY MUSLINS cuts driver fatigue, lets you rock out of snow, mud, sand. covering their-ceilings with Nit-Wood Tile. ,45 Inches Wide—All Colors. Only Dodge offers shift-free Truck-n-matic! PLUS , 1 $1.69 Yard 72 X 108 and 81 X 99 gyrol Fluid Drjve, famous power cushion that pro­ ^ SPECIAL 89c Yanl NOW $2.79 Nu-W«mhI Ceiling ‘Tiles come predecorated in white longs truck life, protects your load. Also One isjt Rea. ,1.1)8—$1.39 YaH with the color. They’re tongued and grcMived for easy application. CHILDREN'S 81 X 108—$2.98 > INFANTS' Better grade oxfords, TRAVERSE RODS l i X 36 Casea—65c each brownie^hI iwkeye Come over to our store. We’ll ads'ise on application. f h r o u y h Booties, oxfords, straps. sandals, little owners, CHILDREN'S I LCKP * NCWrOver 50 Features! straps, patents. Singles ...... 98e CAMERA—Flash Model Estimate costs. .\iid if you ruit into trouble while the Bols, casuals. Hats CHILDREN'S 50 ways new! Reinforced cab con­ Oxfords, patents, straps. BIG BOYS'. Sizes 2V '6 Doubles .. . . . $1.69 job is in progress, wp’ll be here to help you out. struction, larger exhaust system, sKppers. 2 STIJDK) SETS, $6.98 Set extra-capacity radiators. Tinted WOMEN'S Oxfords. BATES WHITE US to d a y fo r o ru a l g o o d dual o|i glass, heaters with stepped-up ^O M E N 'S Dress shoes, sport shoes, WOMEN’S • PERCALES You merely load, aim, and .hoot for good Indoor pirture»—In rxrlor nr black-and-white. Camera, $7.20 Ihcliiding Federal Tax; hieat output available. PLUS Rais, casucils, Hats Hats, bols, baby $idls, Dress shoes, sports 72 X 108— $3a39 Floahholder, $3.39. Sre them here. moistureproof ignition, high- slippers, baby dolls. '' better gr^e Hats. saddles, loafers, pumps. 81 X 108——$3.79 torque capacity starting motors, > « and other Dodge dependability TRUCKS features. See your dealer today! CASES CLIPPERS ^ CAMP MOCS. , A. L. SLOCOWB. Prop. (SJjMavLb..PntSCRIPTION pharmacy BUILDING MATERIALS 1 sn 42 X 38V2-'B45.each 9 0 I MAIN STRUT* MANCHtlTEH V ariety i»f Mtyir- f'»r 1 .DU SERVING MANCHESTER FOR 30 y e a r s All leath^D K «r the' 4 3 X 3 8 1 .4 — LUMBER FUEL the family. 777 .M A f .ST— TKL. V lltrhrll 9-8418 entirr ' Ri*g, SOUMENE, INCORPORATED 1 913 MAIN ST., NEAR MANCHESTER SAVINGS ?ANK ^ NEWLY ENLARGED »!l».5. 336 N. MAIN ST., MA^NCHESTER TEL. Mr-9-5253 $'alu(N t" •$'?.n.5 ; .JL '. t 634 CENTER STREjET # TELEPHONE MI-3-5101 BASEMENT SHOE DEFT. .W r. CAMERA SHOP. I' ' • ■ ■ 235348534823534853235323485348485323532348485353535353534853484853484848234853232323482353232323532348235353 I k ' r «|V/ ■'■f- 2 . - 1 . --

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M o t h e r - i n - l a w creaming, and for hot-weather j ;ll|| Siense and Nonsense se calls for two egg A stingy husbaqd threw off the ■News-Times. more and more color conscious, sities are the BABY BLANKETS you'll find PARTICULARLY whites, the two egg yolks left over A nd tho dim o f politicians blame of the rudeness of- hi* chil­ especially in their homes, 'they' AND OTHER ESSENTIALS which HANDSOME CLOCKS, both elec­ may be used in a soft custard Is to rnoko a sovings b oost. dren in company, by saying that his have come to learn that nothing i are available sL the MONT­ tric aind hand-wound, at MATH­ sauce and served over the Snow. He- -You know that poo# artist can do more to uplift the spirits 6f j » wife always "Give* them theW own down GOMERY WARD COMPANY. ER’S AT THE OEN'^R. . From Garnish with a little fresh fruit if | the street? Well, he^flnally the whole family than a bright,! you Hke. . , wsy."- -"Poor things!” was the found way to cut his. food In Small ‘Yeceiving” blartkets in pink Baby Bens to Big Bens, from dain-1 E ach pno has ou t bis pruning shoors prompt response, ‘Tt's all 1 have half. cheerful home, you will be su r-' or blue are 9.39. TTiose of crib fixe ty boudoir clocks to impressive! to give them.": prised at how simple it is when i (36" X, SO") combine three colors mantel clocks, even “■ the clover; Delieioim Bread And Cake' W h ich ho w ovos in public viow She- - Does he eat half as much 7 you know WHAT COLOR GOES He— No. he eats the same at 3.98. Cotton, Jacquard crib Travelarm with luminous dial and Nutritious and delicious is the I A n d bofiN w us cril ho's prom ised Alexander H. Stevens. Senator amount, but his wife goes without WITH WHAT, and that wonderful' blankets with attractive patterns teather case for 'travel or sitting | RAISIN BREAD ahd Solid taste- transformations can be made in on a night tablq .— all are reliable pleasers are the ASSORTED Just w h at ho's going to dp. from Georgia and later Vtce-^esit- her hsif. are.31.88 and 32.98, while, all wool a dent of the Confederacy, was the the home for as little as eight or ctib blankets are 35.39, and are. and gpod-lodking. POUND OAKES—the cuirent / smallest msn In the Senate, weigh­ ten dollars a room. If you belong incidentally, very nice for baby "specials" at the PINE PASTRY At a political picnic, a news­ Vegetable Scrapple W o aH choor thoso fhw gosturos ing less thsn eighty pounds, snd paper reporter had listened for too to a club, or even a neigh­ gifts, as having a "future” beyond SHOP, 660 Center Street, whete standing less than five feet high. long, ss. a proud father recounted borhood group, THE SHEKWIN* babyhood. Chenille spreads in white (6 servings) the discriminating home-maker A n d trust ooch has tho guts A huge Western Congressman once the exploits of his 10-year-old son, W ILUAMS c o m p a n y will send with a design in pink and blue are One medium onion, .1 medium ' finds a home-made flavor 'without T o hoop on w ith his pui|>eM frothed at the mouth, seeking'to ",The boy knows everything," a representative to lecture on 32.98. Thbre’s a SPECIAL PRICE carrot. • H green - pepper. 1 cup : “home-made” effort when She is | COLOR STYUNO THE HOME, yellow corn meal, 1 taislespoon! - s- A nd roolly m oho som o cuts. answer him. the politician said. "And geograhy! ON BIRDSEYE DIAPERS of 31.97 4 . short of time. Senator—Yon! You! Wh'-. I He'S terrific at geography! Why free of charge and at no obliga­ a dozen. salt, ts .teaspoon pure monosodium I f-f4 -S 3 tion. This is an instructive, as glutamate, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, I “ I couldn’t got used to Junior baing away at collage could swallow you, and never know he can name every hemlaphere!" To make a quick syrup for waf­ well as entertaining lecture on 3',a cups boiling water, 1 cup Chop-1 fles or French toast or pancakes, A m idst this din o f cutting dow n •gain!" making the home more attractive. Plan Ahead For Budget Meals Another >vay to make your bud­ ped peanuts, fat or salad oil. I cook a cup of brown-sugar with Thorn's en o thing w o hopo clim bs— OUR BOARDING H (J i> E with -MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Drop in at THE SHERWIN-WIL­ Mince'onion, carrot and green . half a cup of water over low heat 0»tT o u r w a v J. R. WII.LIAMS LIAMS COMPANY, 719 MAIN get meals taste better is to plan T h at's our yoorly eontrnM itien them in advance. This will give pepper. Add com meal and sa lt! - until the sugar iq dissolved; then nr WAS FUN AS. Hh STitEET, or call Mitchell 3-6636 to boiling water slowly, stirring; cover and boil gently for about | T o tho h o IlocalI M orelarch o f D hnos! Anawar to Pravioua Puzxia for ah appointment. you time to study your market LON<3 Ae- IT DIDN'T INV/OLVE ^AV, HO\N ABE IF VCTO'VE GOT ESAD / You T\NO ARE T. It 1, Rat Off. constSLntly. until..thickened. . Add.! ten minutes. 1 1 supplies and prices and to use left-1 ANY EFFORT/ YOU SAW ■you GONNA SET ■ eiOOUGH BOS- BRILLIAMT SPECIMENS OF liR#. 1MI H NtA t««4a«. n Q 1 ■ 0 minced vegetables and monosodi-1 WHAT-STOFPED HMA f - . Dinntr Is Servtd ■ Parsley,-ceiary, leaves, and a overs .more,agreeably. Here are a j TO ENSL ArtO ? ^T2?P5 HOAROgP tH6 etUUS'TiHHORiy? c □ G T um .gl.utama.te, Cook bver hot, wa­ ’'‘i If yotfre making Lime Pie this THAT l i t t l e PLAJV BUSH/ J ’But I DID buy Kim an aducational^tey! H.^eartainly J M X -■ sprig o f thyme, make a good com­ few good menu suggestions': ' j 4v u*™. 60 SELL YOUR OOESTlOy»S Q "c ter I hour. Add peanuts. Pour In­ Bunimef ybUll need a' few drops'I VWELL,THAT'S SODA’S lAST VJEEK SO\i TOGO C! ■ 1 bination of seasonings to use for Dinner: Corned beef with horse- i TO A TV GJUIZ PR06RAM tau ^ t YOU a iMcen, didn’t It?" HORIZONTAL VERTICAL to well-greased loaf pan. Chill. '■wT ^ of green food coloring to make tha FINE POINT BETWEEN piOKJT MANE ANV ABROAD, MOVSI C £ ' ' I 'a lamb stew. "You may add a whole radish sauce., steamed cabbage, Sond in your coin fo ld d r-o r oddross your P»LAVANP WOCR/ Ayose OOU6H IfJ ABOUT-tW AT AND HERE, t a k e TH ESE, J Roast lag of 1 Tibetan priest T 9 parsley potatoes, carrot and ratlin When, cold, slice and saute , until, .■* .s.a .pie .a. pretty green;, fresh . Umea I clove, if you like. golden brown in small amount fat 4 themselves do not Impart the] VfcJUIt TOCKET t h r e e Bu c k s PENNIES AND FITCH < 3 Love god 4 •salad, cloverleaf rolls, butter or gift to PoH o, c^e Tho M onchostor Trust C o . SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH n 1i or salad oil. Season with pepper, green color. 1HAN TMe «AM- , You BORROVJEO, TR6M AT A CRACK-‘ S Kind of chaaia 3 Excavation _ j 1 '■ Peanut buttipr, mixed with fortified margarine, fluffy rain­ 1 ni SAROO , eLECTii>i fX'LU DECORATE THi • — - watar □ honey, chopped ralsirfs and chop­ bow cake, coffee, milk. Serve with tomato sauce. 4 Thin soup tj u Li 1 48235323534853532348534848535323234853232348535323482323 200y^ [DAY T il l v«5u vOlNNER 12P«nian...... ped nuts makes ameUetous sand­ - 'Diniieri - «Tongue - with,.-..raisin.' Meetlnf Baoy’s Needs 8 Self-esteem l: E E [:i ' 1 Rembv# dlBcbl'prBtibn insidiB 'ybuF r A very ' coni-plete" stock o f ‘ ’itl ptinca (var.) 9 Scandinavian (2 n 9 wich for a lunch box. Soak the sauce, steamed spinach, parsley 13 Pheasant, n 5 raisins In hot water for about 15 teapot with a baking soda solution EBSENTlALfi FOB BABY CARE -7 Endinf of a □ 11E t 1 potatoes, cole siaw, bread, butter made .from three tablespoons to a grbuta and 19 T U 1 hriihufes before draining. Chopping or fortified mafgarine," butter­ 8868 Is to be - found at the FINE- prayer r n and adding to the peanut butter. quart of water. Let solution stand PHARMACY, 694 Center street, 0 quail 9 Untidy scotch banana dessert, coffee, milk. 84". 3»" ill pot a few minutes and scrub off 14 And not 39 Traveler • 49 Mein dinner Dinner: Beef pinwheels stuffed which is distinctive for easy park­ • Hinted stubborn spots with stiff brush 15 One-note 29 Mure painful dish Ear Ring Fascination with mashed potatoes, baked kale Vou’lt be surp'rised at how ing, fast attention, and a pleasant­ 10 Coconut fiber quickly you can turn out this sprinkled with baking soda. - y *■. singers 30 Ice cream — 47 Site of Taj There’s a becoming accent to and corn, Waldorf pear, salad, 'These designs may be used on ly friendly atmosphere. Vaporisers 11 Gaelic 31 Wiles any costume in the FASCINAT­ trimly tailored skirt. JuXt two 17 Palmlike Mahal whole wheat rolkr, butter or forti­ furniture plates or trays, o r . on for the treatment of croup or a 19 Beverage 33 The devil ING EAR RINGS for wear with main pattern pieces and a yard of Khgdes Reversed For Thrift . 6- .*■ plants 48 Beef, well fied ' margarine, grape cobbler, If soiled, worn window shades pillow tops, aprons, curtains or stuffy cough may be used vrith . container 35 Lament tailored clothes,, pretty, dresses or, colprful.'fabric, aqd you've, the IS Mountain done.or— v» coffee, ihlHr. arc an eyesore, you-can saVe lot linens; They-may-be-traced and either, water .. or . .medication....^in: 20 Pathers evening gowns at MATHER'S AT nicest fitting skirt you'll find. ridge 40 Pendent 50 Baby's dinner Dinner: Green pepper and kid­ of money by having SHADES RE­ then painted on the first men­ prices from 32.50 to i|18.00. Every­ 22 Horses' neck . THE CENTER. Clever design gives Pattern No. 8868 is a sew-rite 19 Animate ornament 51 Essential ney stew, buttered noodles, cooked VERSED FOR 3-55 instead of buy­ tioned items, or transferred and day needs Include bottle warmenr hairs interest to Sterling silver gold-fill­ perforated ; pattern in waist sizes 31 Cured pork 43'Retaliate being carrots, pickles, French bread, but­ ing new ones. At the JOHNSON embroidered on the latter. and sterilisers, diaper palls and 34 Nomad ed or solid gold car adornments. 24, 25, 26. 28. 30. 30, 32. Size 15, thighs 45 Narrow S3 Oyster — ter or fortified margarine, lemon PAINT COMPANY, 699 Main .Pattern No. 2560 contains trah- graduates, diaper llnqre and lay­ 'V, 35 Unaspiratedf Ear rings may glow with pearls, 1 yard of 54-lnch. 33 Sweet potato valleys 55 Faucet pie, coffee, milk. Street, you can have the worn end ing designs, color suggestions — ette sets, baby oils and talcum flash with one’s favorite color, or For this pattern, send 30c in iar painting or embroidery—, and powders and varied powdered 24 High mount coins, your name, address, size put up out of'sight on the roller, 1 i r " H s k 7 t 1 10 II glitter with rheinstones and mar- while the unused section . gleams stitch Illustrations. cereals to make formulas. Prices flnm 37%xclamationf caslte. Pierced ears can be pleas­ ' Finn Hand Crpam Reduced desired, and the pattern number u of contempt We all know what winter with a fresh, new look. It's only a Send 25'c in coins, your name, are minimum—and advice la free! iT" ll 14 ‘ ingly equipped. to SUE BURNETT, THE MAN­ twenty-four hour service, too. address and the pattern number a3'»^Vk/fU.WM5, IDES THE 29 Spotted cavy - weather does to one's hands—es­ CHESTER EVENING HERALD, m *** to ANNE CABOT. THE ,MAN- If the grownups in your family lllANB. TWE -njeMIMG W3NT PENNIES HE A 33 Cause (k Deliciou.* luncheon salad; Cab- pecially hands that hays to be'- in 1150 A^T:. AMERICAS, NEW mu a» ata >»ceNT Piece* m i 34 Speaker bage-^finely s h r e d d e d—mixed YORK 36. .V. V. 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 39 Having able to get one of the best, reme­ Ready for you now—Basic peeled red apple with a half cup of should, serve them American Ched­ li II v\ith old-fashioned boiled dressing, diced celery, a half cup of mayon­ YORK r,6, N. V. HAtRIBT BUBIARD AYBR handles celery seeds, and chopped cooked dies — HARRIET HUBBARD FASHION for ’52, Fall and Win­ dar cheese often; the cheese's food A L L E Y OOP Howdv. I!'il» BY V. T. HAMLIN AYERS’ HAND CREAM—at a naise and two sliced ripe bananas. Pre.>!onting the new Anne Cabot value is similar to that of milk. 37 Take offense Ij ilp H shriisp. Serve the .salad • with ter. This new is.sue is filled with Needlework ALBUM. Directions more than fifty per cent reduction. idea.s for ama'rt, practical sewing Serve on crisp lettuce and garnish HEY,' WHAT WHAT 38 Fineit crusty rolls and tea or coffee. with pecan halves. for puppet mittens, basic em­ WONDERFUL! 39 Pace IT' H iJ Hi ' Jo il The regular 32.50 quantity is sell­ Ipr a new season; gift , pattern For a Friday night supper serve MY600DNE66, YOU CUT WENT „ • ing for just 31.00, plus tax, at the broidery stitches and grand de­ boiled codfish with lemon 'sHces, I WAS^AFRAID nr OFF WRONG?, 41 German 1 The New Pyrex printed inside the book. 25. signs are printed in this issue. w yl WELDON DRUG COMPANY. Two egg yolks may replace a bests with their greens, boiled new HAND CREAM HE'D ETARVE FOR? •article ■ Jl To their already large and varied whole egg in a custard. Two egg 25 rents. stork of Pyrex glassware, the potatoes with minced parsly. and M f 43 A n ------of I der broiler just long enough to yolks and One tablespoon of water com 3k « Hoiiseware.s Department at the Tomato Noodle Casserole 'slired fresh poaches for dessert. Silky; fragrant cream.« Mn-cily! Mahj^^ lightly brown cheese. Makes 6 may be used in place of a whole of the bags to four cups of boiling Good and economical, too! hmMj bargain 44 Dry i .1. W. H.ALE COMPANY has added Ingredients: One* 8-ounce pack­ generous servings. egg in many cookie recipes. inlo your skia to Amfiqlk and aoGcR F7o> ^ u Jl w 11 the new PYREX “TEMPERED” age noodles labbut 3 cups broken). water; let stand for about 5 49 Polite minutes, then stir, strain, and pour Chests Of Nice Silver - at jronr lectO against c k a p ^ trim np|Jiod ’ behavior i 1^1 WEAR IN COLOR. The very at­ cup diced luncheon meat, a There’s a good menu for school, Never store rich coffee cakes w tractive shades of rose or char­ tablespoons shortening, 1 can (lU into leg-filled tall glasses. Serve The best known makers of FINE fore; and nfiet aartiaure. Large U 49 Titles children’s lunch: Vegetable-and- in the same box in which you store with lemon (cut In wedges so.lVs QUAUTY FLATED SILVER are fingertipa! eizeatiesrffi^luu/j>fi>^j*>**14^^^^ 53 Deviled------i treuse are nice to bring straight cups)' condensed tomato soup, \i beef soup with crackers or rolls bread. 4k « / 55^ JT" from, the oven tp the table. T*’ ®re cup water, 1 cup (4 ounces) grated easy to .squeeze) and fine granu­ represented in many charming de- 54 Crayon artist — , and butter; applesauce with gin­ ------■—----- is .a covered casserole dish at 31,50, Cheddar cheese. Fine Carpet Kperlal lated sugar that dlssotves quickly. nigns at MATHER’S AT THE .T. a. s « V. a sm. an. 56 Exist SI Ih an oblong baking-and-.serving dl.sli Method: Cook noodles according gerbread: mUk. . CENTER. Holmes snd Edwards, 57Rr|i9ir ,, 'There’s a very special price on 7VRTHUR DRUG S l i i l l i at 31.35 and a square.one ct 31-25, to ,dir^tions-..on ^package; '^raln. beautiful WILTON CARPETING Three level teaspoons of instant Rogers 1847, Rogers 1881, William 59 Otherwise 5 " . U Fruits make such delicious des­ 942 MAIN,STREET AT ST. JAMES ‘‘It this the athletic type girl who tftt with Mrs. Wilton’s and a round eight-inch cake baker Meanwhile fry diced meat in hot serts.'Mix seedless grapes, orange in twelve-foot width just how'at coffee djssolvpd in oneraitd-one-“ Rogers, and Community- Blate 59 Sailor at 3.95. Desirabic to own and pleas­ melted shortening. When browned, half stanilard measuring cups of come In sets incased In their own boy? Havt yoCi^had any experitjice in boxing or jujitsu?” Berk ^ W il seftions and sHced bananas and the MANCHESTER CARPET 60 — ant to.use as. a gift that is, prac­ remove . meat from skillet and serve in -individual glass bowls of. CENTER, 30k Main. Street. - This boiling . water. is. a .good proportion easy-storage. chests. Odd,.. pieces •ep*. taa< H iMstaa. %M T M 1 i. V a. PM. an. 91 Swerve tical with a new touch! make sauce: Stir tomato soiip, pineapple juice. carpeting has the looped pile that' to u.se In jji-eparihg feed coffee. for serving are available, is well. I water and 'll'cup cheese into short­ looks- so UixupiouE, feels -so - sofU .Ptuu'. into, tall glasaca that have CHRIS M’ELKIN, Planetecr Space Bandit Checka In BV RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Ever try combining a can of ening in skillet; heat slowlv and BOOTS AND HER I^UDDIES Hurry BY EDGAR MARTIN .leans In .All Sizes and doesn't show footprints. Soft been packed with ice cubes and condensed tomato soup with a can stir constantly until blended. Put If you wear a size that's small, shades of gray, beige, and green pass the cream and sugar. The liiquirer SSSE of beef soup and two cans (u,sing noodles into i)4-quart casserdle; ^4BO0T THE ONLY Pe^CKIPTlOH X'LL AD/VilT 1T'6 NOT THE medium, large or extra large, you are in stock at a modest $9.9.5 jer EC..O 60RRY sbuj^-can a.4 measure) of water? mix in meat and pour sauce over square yard, so that a 9'xl2’ size WBVE GOT I^THAT THI^ EANPtT- Latee, CITZ ,/Ml6TEE, BUT CCOVA6 y E 6 .„ NO .HR&.9066WI& T H Ik H K can still find yourself a pair of Beauty in lUstaries *Stll often while’ you heat. Serve all; stirring it through noodits. Top GOOD LOOKING JEANS, in .red, would be 3118.90. Because it is satisfying to have FZOM GP/4GE 16 ^TOCK/LV BWLT. AT A AEE 6GAECE JN ATOM C/TY. I A VI A VOOl with crisp salted crackers. with remaining cheese. Place lin- NOBOPy 60 T A GOOC> LOOK AT EOOWN6 IF YOU m U T O H E VOU'P 60£NTl^r„, S9A»4C)VtQ CM, . blue or black at BLAIR’S. The.sc beauty in meaningful things, tha ^ B M H I N t n f ' jeans are well n)nde so that you Making clam chowder? Here’.* fferei ihe way HIM IN THE t ------H0H6E... BETTEC OPAB THI#, -6BO£SB -o i a b : ROSARIES FOR MEN, WOMEN VEN 16 MY h YTW Wp«D*. can really enjoy, their convenience a.flavor. trick to remember. Cook AND CHILDREN. arc extremely Zor -work or play- Borne' are lin^.-ra tlic.oniona for. tlie. chowder in SL-lit- appealing at-MATHBR’S AT THE _:ip:canfrw_, Ai60. nice for skiinig or Show shoVeiihg. ile.. biitter ' or ' ma^rgarihe'"before CENTER. In gold o r,; Sterling WHIIIS KEMP'S RECdRD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS Prices are 32.98 and 33.98. ,, adding to the potatoes and clam silver, in pearls or crystal, the de­ THR0U6H juice. Add the bits of clams la.sl, so signing is lovely. Rosary cases too DOORWAYS' waiMaysi Friday Chowder fney won't overcook and toughen. arc pl?aslng. from the wee one for | N e w kecord Releases (8 generous servings) WITHOUT r children to a pretty case in gold FOLDING Three medium onions, 3 table­ When you're serving chilled or sliver me.sh for ladies. j "N O AH V ...... , Kay Starr spoons butter or margarine. 3 med­ canned '-vichy.soisse for a soup- staftcr grate a tiny bit of nutmeg n T -V " W I N T E R " ...... , Art M o o n o y ium potatoes, IV2 cups diced cel­ A pound of shin beef with the j Jsi-J ery. 1*4 cups water, 2 teaspoons ofer each aerving just before you hone in makes an excellent stock ; "STREET SCENE" ...... Ray Anthony | salt, dash pepper, >4 teaspoon pur- pass the bowls. for a fre.sh vegetable soup. Use i mOnosodium glutamate, 1 No. 2 any fro.sh' vegetables at hand in "G H O ST OF AJtOSE" ... ____ .... Tony M orfin can ‘ (2)4 cups) cream style corn, Installation Needs .Skill the soup -limn beans, snap beans, PRISCILLA’S POP HTiat Every Mother KnoWa" BY AL \T;RMEEK" 3 evps ,milk. Tib. can nalmonr Skillful-installatlon’-of''-a -floor peas,' celery',' riirrot. pdlatdes; ; MICKEY FINN Neighborly Interest! LANK LEONARD chopped parsley.. covering means "everything" in Slice onion.-; c-ook in butter or lasting satisfaction. The reputa lion iy»w iPriee On W’ork Shoe* 1 FEEL VEP?V e v e r y t i m e GOOD! WILL YOU SEWj m y n t J i t i s a . v e s t e s p e c ia l l y .,IVE OFTEN \1 margarine until delicate brown. of the M.ANCHESTER FIXKJR . 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V...... N m a n ch esterTe v e n in g I ie r a l d , Ma n c h e st e r , conn., We d n e s d a y , J a n u a r y i4,196S‘ PAGESEVElhBBNf WAKCHESTER EVENIfTG HERALB, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 195S PAGE SIXTEHETT Enos er Is Credited with Co of the Year LOCAL ' , .JX as Near-Capacity Crowd Hodges Convinced It Doesn t Hutchinsdn Counting on Youngsters Nod over Notre Chatter Fort IVsyne, Ind., Jan. 14—((P)— Tp Put New Life into Detroit Nine By Watches Rec Thriller GMrge M ikui U “Mr: ^ k ttb a U " British^Amerks Sign Rangy Ed Bartels Pay to Try and Hit to Right Daiiie by Three Points when h * put* his mind ,to it. EARL W. YOST STANDINGS New York, Jan. 14 -(>Pi-*-Mah-, The 240-pound Minneapolis law­ Sport* Editor I agtr Fred Hutchinson of the Dc-' Six foot, five inch Eddie Bartels Jim Uathcart, Wilkes-Barre’s lead-|p Risko, Stricken, W L Pet. _ , 11 J , It,. New i!. ishing off Rose Bowl bound South- yer put his mind to it last night Nassiff Arms...... 7 0 1.000 Y o r k—(NEA)—If8 a^I couldn't sleep," he admitted. trolt Tigers first tail-end team in Slaughter, the St. Louis Card}"**-’ ..m Cnllfornia n o came to terms with Business Man­ Ing a4qrer unGI Injured, Is expected I E x h ib ito r N ew §>>014*4 .National .jBaa-; to be ready this weekend. Bob I BOB SCHALLER’S Mancheater.i football coaches Double Strikes...... 5 1 .533 typicaUy shabby trick on history's Other folks count sheep. I count In Sw ing ASFri^n i3^^rfiIit5?ini|-r6uftt- r"*ItBeMe^ the teams which were ketball Aasociation lAli-StSr game ager Art Pongrati over the tele­ Dies in Florida Frankie’s ...... 5 2 .734 pitches. In my sleep, the ball Priddy turned both ankles In the ^ Motor Sales captured first round' High. that, as time go?« by, Gilbert ing on kids to put new bourfee in- through after a dismal 1901 victims of Notre Dame became and waa the main reason the West phone laat night and the husky Baron’s last game and may m iss; honors in the Y Bowling League Collegians ...... 4 2 .657 Ray Hodge* will be remembered comes-up as big as a New. York: to the basement Bengals. .son. made the /greatest sports champions Texas, beat the East for the first time, cypress Arms ...... 8 4 .429 cop. I keep remembering how I front court former North Carolina Gm aeries. BeUa CoIohe is reported' with a 31 and 8 won and loss rec­ THOM Me AN shoe awards for Miami, Fla., Jan. 1 4 -^ ^ — 'Tht by many merely as a bloke., who Hutchin.son, W ho succeeded Red comeback, pf 1952—X*-- noyw nnj Oklahoma. Southern Californls. 79-73. sold to the Elm ira Colonels. I ord. Pete Kostek's Texacoe were Jimmy Roach and Marshall Altk*n Herm’s Crtmersa...... 1 .167 went 0 for 21 In a World Series. couldn’t hit my hat. ” ' out a tough battle of ballots -^vith co-champions State' ace will join the- British real hsart that carried Johnny Rolfc at the Tiger helm la.st sum­ witli BIG GEORGE (6 feet 10) lost Americans this week end In time , The BA’s, and Barons meet In a distant second with a 21-15 have been received from the Ward Newington...... I 5 .157 No other batter can make that "Phy.sically, there wa.sn'l any-j mer, is confident he will have an the Notre Dame football team. Wisconsin in the Big Ton. the NBA acorlng ebampionahip mark. Rogers Corporation (19-17), Risko through 187 professional Ann’s Spot...... 0 T .000 THE S6-YE.\R-OLD Slaughter _ \ , t, . ion for the two engagements with the Armory here Saturday night, Malvilic Company. The awards ' atatement.' thing wrong., I wa.s getting lots i RKC IsKAGI/R r LEAGUE improved club and says it is not last year to Paul Arlsin of Phila­ game time 8:45, and then collide Don WIIIIo Garage (18-18), Renn’a will be presented to the outstand­ and sfnsteur prlM fights in s long Almost totally forgotten Is the of wood on ,the ball in the la.^^t! got the nod over Notre Dame by Angeles J^m*. Wilkes-Barre. A veteran of four ans out of the realm of possibility that delphia now in the' Arm.y, T h i s years In the ASL, Bartels gives again the next afternoon - in Tavern (15-24) and (Tlub Chianti ing Mancheeter High f4>otball play­ ring career stopped Isst night. , Largest crowd of the seaaan was fact that the large first baseman iwo games. Ti) the se.vcntlv game 1 j St.’ . 10^ 101 106 his yigers will fini.sh as high as. the margin of a .Slfm three -points; SAdroKlnukt M 104 \2(t 329 StBSdlSfl season, Neil Johnston of Phlladel- the BA"s another big forward to Wilkes-Barre at 3 o'clock. General (7-29) followed in that order in ers of last season at a later date. Risko, bora In Aiutrls on Dec. trestsd to the finest biuketball s led the Dodgers with 32 home runs, hit two balls real hard but the. Bl^ponrttr 121 114 146 3S3 W. L. thin in the annual year-end poll o^f tjje tfn this 1952 seaW i only to fight hla aiid Bob' Cousy of Boston, admission tickets for children the atandlngs. Motor SaIm ...... 3! h help Ray Felix and Kenny Good-' tr^' Roach was named the^^best back 18, 1003, was attending s meeting game played on a local court last if 27 doubles, 102 rpn* batted In and dice \ycre still cold. One of them | Wlntpr .... 127 \Z\ 3&0 15 "In rite last couple of year* we Associated ' back 'hnd force a playoff in the gave -iieen more consistent icorera under 12 with thoir parents will be with the Indiana while 'Altken waa MAd^rn . . . . lOS 102 126 Kootfk'A ...... 31 ■ win in rebounding. Bartels began St the Elks Lodge when he col­ night at the Eaat Side Rec when 107 bases on balls. was k fly ball off Allie Reynold.*!, | npfferA Corp...... 19 17 have gomvfrom second to fifth to closest vote Wishes since the PoU national divMon, gained But it was the 28-year-old Mi- 50 cents. the top lineman. The .commlttM He struck out 92 times, lUso a hut I didn’t get under it quite j IS U this campaign with Pawtucket VIC TAGGART of the Motor lapsed. He was given oxygen Totalu ...... 550 KA 1713 Don W illU...... eighth," He said. "Nobody, said began in 1931. u .. I P*»ce with 59 poinVs.' kan who dominated last night’s Sales won top Individual average that selected Roach and Altken enroute to a hospital but was pro­ the Nassiff Arme nreeerved their (iub high. „ . ' enough. I f I had, that would have! n^mi'A ...... ' 15 24 ActuaU>% Notre Dame had the > - ...... ^ . v and then moved over to Middle- j perfect Rec S e n l^ League sla te .. Club ChtAntI . 7 29 that could.haljtMB.. But it 21,000 contract, a 111.71 votes to shove him past the Fight­ pending possibilities of setting up of the "Big Ten” were Jerry ■Good- for a winter vaeatlea at Miami hams of hands and' took a couple rollnskv ... 101 i?a «4 1 Ps^lP^r^ ...... • • • 109.1.'9 the rest of the teamsX a hitting slump in the World test after he took rebouhds off To Upset Win “ ir^Aii- Bk. He wne aittlag with hla to 54 In a epine-tlngUng contest- r< fl.OOO raise. of practice swings. O’ R^iny .. 123 III ^ 3 l Don WllltA ...... ing Irish, 103 to iOO. in another city. The loss dropped the defending ______I Rrnn’A ...... IOfi.97 One accusation that, can’t be Scries. Mize had sat on the bench, both backboards and led both Securing the eervloes of Bartela gust (Renn’s) 115.23, Fred Mp' MANCHliSTEB SKI Oub will wife and Meade a t the Blka dub " Perfeasor Hodges relaxed in the "The next time up," he aaid, "1. . fios .V57 S79 1744\ciub Chianti ...... 103.15S hurled at Huti;hinson iX th a t he In 1951. Slaughter wa.s benched most of the season, appearing teams with 22 points. champions to third placq in the ToUIa ...... magna cutGpg a man from the ’ St. Louis, Jan. 14 — (/P)—Tralper Curry (Motor Sales) 115.17, Lan\ meet tonight at 7 o’clock at the meeGag when he died. S' dressing room at the American hit the hardest ball I hit In the . - __ HlKhMiclit. lisis stood pat, a charge hw-ellcd for weak hitting, played only 123 pccasipnally as a pinch hitter^Biit N. Easy Ed Macauley topped the kv Walckowskl (Don Willis) 114- 'The Cleveland “Rubber Man*' standings. In ths other game an Baseball Academy In Brooklyn entire Series. 1 hit It with the ; .High ’nire.---- Goodrich 404. team. No decision was reached Eddie Goldberg, who once , man­ Center Springs tiodge for a short the program, the Sport Center Col­ HI tllgli Slrrle-Taggart—177. against previous Tiger mankgcr.s games instead of the usual fiill when called • upon in the seric.s Eratern acoring 'with 18 points. today as to who that man would .29, Ed Kbvia (Motor Sales) 114- bHaineas meeting. After the meet- never was champion but he fought " and deposed at length about the lat of my bat. But somehow Phil Rcnr.nrI ...... Ill 9ti 307 I Hleh\T»am Thr»» and Sttigle Motor until Rolfe ,niado that gigai schedule of 1.54, and hit but .281. against Brooklyn, he wa.s the ter­ Tefammates .OSuay and Johnston aged light fellows as jockeys, has legians drubbed Herm’a Cameras, Pinto ...... 145 98 107 Kfi be. I t la likely he . ulll repla4;e Bmny Levitt 26, Jerry Smith (Rogers) 113.23. IniLmembers will adjourn to the them all over the years from 1034 '■* upcoming season. "I’m not going Rizziito got It end turned It lnto a S*le*VI7W — «.39. nine-'man deal last June. ^ He hit only four home runs, bat­ ror of old around the plate, bla.st- got I5 and 11, respectively. / his young heavyweight, Wesbury Pop Gleason Crexacoa) 113.22, Mt. M b o ekl alope for an avanlnff until Tony Musto knocked him 75 to 5». • to try to hit to right field this .double ploy." PATAdlAO ...... 91 104 300 BOBBY DAVIES of Rodheater one of the reserve*. NASfiDTB, Maneh*ater*s new Kncbln ...... 1.32 109 127 .744 tfidlvIdDAl ATertKAB will be only 11 repeaters on his ed in but 64 runs in.stcad of fhe Ing six hits in 15 trips including Every team In the circuit has Bruno Mazzoli (Motor Sales) 112- of skiing. Skiing conditions are out In three rounds a t Miami year," he confided, "T h ey had me ' You get an- idea how hard^Gil .102 Bascom, down to 178 pounds for Bunny Levitt, considered the • RA-UdgHtl.) ______109... 107' .315 JlailcbeAlrx Motpr .Saif*.. spring -training -squad at Lakeland, al .90 to . 100. IL was. his, worst thi-ee Jhomers and * . double. ,for .a. , .^waa. Uie 8Ame’s outstanding spot strengthehed up after one-quarter :12v- ...... " : r*port«^q be very-good. Th* Mopo Beach bn Feb. lb, 1040; It waa entry In the Connecticut BaakatbaU .. trying it in Spring training last whacked it b.v recalling that he' Wltlkn . 112 114 226 TirtArt ...... I2b.?i3 .400 average. His bat provided the performer. He hadn’t . Scored a tonight’s nationally ' televl?ed,'"TO-; world’s greatest free thrower, will Association, grabbed a lead ahort- McCurry ...... II. 8.17 Fla. Of the now faces, 17 will be yedv in the majors. of the season has past. WlHtes- will be lighted and an mombora are his last fight. • season and it simply didn't work. wasn't even three-quarters down spark that helped the Yankees point when the East was leading round fight with ex-champ Ez- ly after the opening tap-off and TotAlA ...... *21 .in .Vi6 1449 KovJa ...... U4.2R first year men. , Olo\age v*as creeping up„ and it Bacre and Elm ira are maklpg ,lt_a be in Rockville Saturday night to reminded tfM reaa for akiing and Risko engaged in 50 Rghts as “I didn't know which' end was th e ' first •'base 'lin e -when ■'Billy tl2 .l2 ' down- Brooklyn in- seven, games. 6a*63 with five-minutes to-play;' HIGHLIQIITS of the first round,, waa out front Until FraaMe’a knot- - Dari-.Mald <51 The apple of Hutch’s eye and woultfn’rb e long, they were saj-ing. three-way race for the league title zafd eSarieirwho still lias 'dreSma give an exhibiUon at the Aockvilre passed along by secretary Henry 'to bring th m aquipfnoht. Maih' ah smsteur' In ' IMS and' 1038, 11) tip by the time opening day arriv- Martin's pivot peg reached first ...... : . . . lOfi no 134 349 VArrirk ...... III. 27 Then he made eight straight for ted the count aeconda before the W. H'lliiPkl 109.11 the youngster who is expected to But CJounriy* Slaughter refused to TONY DE.SPIRITO, the young *0 far with the BA’s. The Scran- of grandeur. j here arriving ^ the lodge early than tumsd profssslonsl. Hs was ed. I think that's why I. got off to fipfiicrr ...... m 114 99 33f» the West on thrae^fteldera and two High _ gym at 7:80. l^vltt will La Chapelle, Included the follow­ third period whistle. The E ast ...... 120 Xoirtrkl . t21.3 lead the Tigers out of the jungle roll oyer ahd-play dead. apprentice jockey w)w> set * new ■fon Miners off to a bad start, The bout la set for 9 p, -m. wilt be treated ^ a apeeial aki five feet U Inches and wsighed ; such a terrtble start. This Spring "But nil that's past,’* breathed J 4ndA .. Sfi 113 329 free throws. The' East' never rer appear through the Converaa Rub­ ing: High team average — Mbtbr TAEjfArt ...... HR 118 125 Ml Rakapa ('orpoV^tiAn is Harvey Kuenn. a 22-y.ear-old He sta rte ^ l9 5 2 more like the riding record by bringing in 390 dropping four in a row after win- (c.s.t.) with CBS handling the tele­ film, "High PowdW 188 pounds in hit fighting prims. Hartford^ gang moved out front on M Tm just going to be Gil Hodges H qd^s. "Now a ney. (easqn Is laUrAA ...... 19.14 covered. ber Company and la sponsored by Sales. 114.72; High triple—Good­ ...F'ullrr, .'UJ, 13? M3 «hortStop' -who- only a- year - ago Slaughter of . ^ , and .by ike **.rsi winners during 1952, was.flf.th w ith... m inr ■ita tipener; Bernie Sara-^ vision rights...... rich, 408; High single — Tsgjrart. He bad 13$ prafeesloaal firtiti aevaral .oecaaloaa in the first five giririg aW *y."'' y coming and I’ve'gqt'a new icon- 'V.r.'. irn.23 part of July w’hs slamming the 'The score yiaas the'lowest In Ihi* tb§ Sport Center; There 4a no mliitea of the final canto aa the ToIaIa .. 570 f». TitUnPkl . 10.21 was pla.ring for dear old Wiscon- .31 points. Tony was set down by chek, coach of Yeshlva College in The 178-pound trim for Bascom, MARSHALL A IT I^ , high and mat such hssdilnsrs as Oene Take It from Bill Terrj-, Hodges tract, and all 1 want tp do Is grab ...... 578 MO 1724 All-Star series due to a tight admission charge. 177; High teem single — Motor lead changed hands ssven times WItkovBkl .. 109.2.3 rjn U. A tall, rangy lad, Kuenn ball at a .315 clipNThc fans voted the Tropical Park steW’ards for 10 Brookljm, has returned to the a jockey weight for heavyweights, Sales, 639; High team trlnle — acorlng Manchester H ifh^vot, haa Tunnsy, Jack Bhsrkav, Max " frill be better off H he -doe# eoa- a bat Mtd start hanging away. I’ve FArr*nd 106.20 . VTastezn d^ense directed by Coadh T h e little man who caged 499 but qulek MMkets by Al Surowlec, TRY CM H WOMRN WR,^ ' presented' with a 45d'.0'06 him on the NatioMl League’s ■days ■ Dec; 11.' Jnst when he ap­ helm of the Miners and brought is the* lightest the East St. Louis. Motor Sales, I ’TSO. scored double flgufea liild s la st Bchineliiigi Max Baer, Tom HH- ' eentrate on MtHng straight away. a hunch this will be my year. I'd ChAmbrrA ...... 103,13 team for the annual AlKStar game. John Kunula of Minneapola. Coach consecutive free throws in 1935, Bob Tedford, Norm Biurke and FinalUt n rn 233 cause of a football kpeh injury. from the NBA treasury to cover Its th>n slapped Wilkes-Barre down don’t put much faith in this 114.26, Bruno Mazzoli 112.12, Char­ tallies against Hall of West Hart condition for abme^ time and In Whlt^ . . . . 108.12 and sportscastcr.*!, with 154 ballbt.s, C5. ler In the first period tnabloif Nas- West Side Junior League In 1952. so the Dodger Arst base­ Otblin . , 78 78 228” Smojuk 108.9 "Kuenn has sold me oh, his fu­ ed to win the. rQ51 pennant after rturrent expenses. in two straight outinga. reasoning. The oddsmakers, lie Varriek 111.27 and Walt Htllh- ford last Friday night. 1651 he sold a tavern he owned on KIlAworth 79 an 238 Hamilton 86. Utica 61. man .trill swing away this year. Luka.A ----- 10.8.3 ture as a .sound hitter,\ said named two score teams and in- holding a big Ica ^ b u t caniPybark The board also set up a pair of Mo* Radovich. 23-yeor-old al.r CjharlM and his manager. Jake akl 108.11 followed. Also, Chet Cleveland’s west Side. Since that slffe to grab a lead. Miller toated llAirtillnn 73 m 2V) dividual.s In the comeback of the to grab the Nationai Leag^ pen­ Springfield (Maas.)) 80,fUp.saJa In eeven points. Hla thrao hoops (NEA). WllkiA. .. . 88 88 278 C'lah rhianti Hutchin.son. "Hie's a smart kihand double-headers at Indianapolis this footer from the Philadelphia War­ Mints, §M see a victory ahead, for Nowteki, rolling only *#v'eral POOR FOUL shooting was one time he lived at SheffjeTfi L sk f Moves to Verplanck Gym RarkuA 106.10 year poll. nant la.sl year; were'Seventh with Viz. You can get 4 to 1 (Charles will 74. were the only baskets re g l^ re d Freglr . ,. IVi.ft I look for him to become a Veal month In hope of fattening the riors, has joined the Barons after nights, had a 121.2 per string of the chief fsetors in Frankl*’* 67 outside Cleveland, end had vaes- T oIaIa . . , Ill 402 .392 I2(V8 WiHiams 69. Massachusetts 64. by hie club. ksanwhUa. BUI Wade Flynn 10,'vS good ball player, one of thc/be.stX . Notre Dame, usually dominant in 18 points. thin attendance there. The cards draning hla releaa* from the NBA win and 2 to 1 he’ll finish it with average. to 64 loss to Nesrtfft Isst night in tinned at Miami Beach for the McLiifAn college football, finished the ,1952 Eight with 17 points V e n t a knockout. ' - Niagara 57, Buffalo *S. and Ken Plnney ware Frankie’s on­ Willie Jones Signs Ijiinrltirig , , , , 8.8 88 80 19.3 xm.ts will be Boston versus Indianapolis ^cellar-d4vellera. From Wyoming U. the. Rec Senior League fsaturs. past few yesrt. Lucaa ... 103.. *> The Tigers are going, to/have a of(II/I ly playsra to score trOm ths floor, ''Through the efforts of Johniplanck gym is much more ade- (JAnsrwrr** 70 72 211 'teason with the same won-loss-ticd Don Heinrich, the UfiiveVsjly and Minneapolis versus MHwaukee Radovich steps Into the Raron Tonight’s fight will he decided Ne*" Haven Teachers 6J, Dan. (3oach Ray McKsnna*s dub drap- In addition to his widow, Rjsho N>1aoI' , . .. -T'Acvia .. 101.« brand new outfield in 19M. Gone ANNUAL BANijUET of the "Hedlund, Superintendent of 7.8 7.8 22.8 SmilvAi) . record as 1951. 7-2-1. Washlhglon’R Aii-ATnerica ^ c k . | Jan. 23. and Syracuse versus In- lineup to. take the place of Cantain on a point basts, if needed, ivith bury Teachers 55. Is survived bv his father. - also •aeh hitting but one hoopTfiHiffs Phillie ('.pnlracl Ph'*lAn . . 83 97 368 101.1 are Vic Wertz, Hoot Byers and Manchester Sportsmen’s Associa­ ped in but 18 of 80 tries whiM J ... .1 ,'tiort Department, with much bet- Lockwood C an in g th e-1952 season. Coach Heinrich led the coMcglalc pajiW.s ' dianapolis and Boston versus Mil- Earl.Hawldna who haa missed the the fighters .splitting 10 points a Hillyer 92, Quinniplae (Conn.) Naaalffs csged 23 of 88. However. named Johnny Risko. and t i ^ cagsd' 10 of 11 fMo throws while reaUon, 4 ^ the crope^tlon ofltpr acatlng facilities, that the *8 88 258 The Rig Ten Johnny GroLh. hailed t j the lA.st in 19.50, but misst/i all of the lOu' 65. tion will be held on Ratiirdav eve­ F l u f f s hooped four of eight; 1. TaCffart. 130.33 FrankNj^ahy'4 Fighting Irish Were W’aukee Jan. 27. last six games becanse of Illness ^ round. Frankie’s outscored their rivsls sistsrs. Mrs. fiutkn Clfrsnie snd Arthur ming and the Board of parental Intereat will increase. T oIaIa ... picket line in bas2balk^nly two an injury. Hc^ ning, Fe);. 14, at the Garden Grove. Philadelpiiia, 14— — Third 3M .382 . 390 1156 . 2. Bole LuciUi- llfl-14 -held to a T-7 tic by_._Pennsylvania. season becaiisc m from the floor, 38 to 3" Mrs, Msrv Forms. \ BOH THMffMU) was the aeor- Education, the West Side Rec j parents can help a great deal in 3. OooCrlrli I IS.?' years ago. In their pm'ces wiYl be Then NotVe Dame defeated Texas, returned to top passers again liig see in fhe second period with baseman WilUe , ( Piiddinhead t 4. AuFUAI 11.S.33 MONTHLY MEETING date of The body will he sent to Cleve­ Junior Basketball League will | the success of the program, Bob Nieman, recently acquired 14-3. But', jiict when It seemed bet­ last' f.a 11. / ninA potiits for the Anna while .Jones has agr^d to IPri.T contract Dummy . .8. MCCurin* n.'i.n the Manchester Sportsmen’s As­ MERIDEN HIGH U Menchts- land for sendees snd burial. move to the Verplanck gym for t HE W EST SID E gym will he terms with tne Philadelphia Phil- Stc^ riiA . .. 8.’ Waickowsli 114.29 from the .St. Ldiiis Browns; and a ter days weVe coming, the Pitt • The Armw’football team, riddirr' Frank. Bores led Frnnkle'K ■ The the balance of the season. First! uapfj as the home court of the West Ollbort’ion 7. KovlA IU.2S quartet of rookie/ hraded by a Panthers cooled pff the South Bend hv the 19,’'il cribbing scandal, hut sociation has been changed from ter’s next ceg# foe. The CCIL lead pM ed asaault hy Frankie’s llea, club pfficiajs announced last 8. Smith the second Tue.sdsy of the month •'fi game at the new location will be j giqe Midget league which consists DoMapMu . , 113.23 couple of minor league home run outfit. 22-19. scrappinf;ic/back with the old West rivals clash at the Armory Friday fmmd Ddsci getting eight nod Pin- night. IlrllnAki .. 9. Oleasor) 113.22 to the third Tuesday of the month. night. Meriden won the first meet­ Last Night*s Fight$ ^ T played tonight at 7 o’clock, be-1 of 80 bo.vs In the 10 to 12 age The f^ trart hRvS pot boenbigned- 10. .MaazoU 112.12 kings. Frank Ci^swell and.Rufu,-’ From then on. hfiWcvcr, Notre Point spirit last fall, had 16 points per a lika tiumher. tween Manchester Trust and proup. TiieHday and Friday niplita Totllfi ...... for nittth.^ Gaidnar Mulloy, aginj; Secretary Elvin Draghl also passes ing this season in th^ Silver Cltj^ When the^x^ipa were-down In althoi^h terms were accepted In ...... 397 418 118 12.83 (Jake) Crawfori Dame lost only to Miciiigan Slate, along the Information that yearly Sal’s Maple Service. The league will hr rcHervcd lo handlo thr Pinnacle I4i WOM^.N’S I.RAGI F, the Nation's No. I cdliege team. tPiinrt '’ct'eran from Coral .Gablrr, 62 to 46. . the final eaaini^ fiurowtoc, a buU a l/deplyone converration. CMr-* Mfliinp.IlA. ______8.8 Carswell, gatin g a belated op­ dues.have been increased and that, Bv THE ABBOCBATHD F M fiB operates ' every Wednesday and 'Mfiht* team.*! p a rtie tp a tin R in th is Pr^Tsidenl I3oh rarpentef. Jr..' said, Law . . . 5n«l8 Shoppp (O)"* 21-3. Notre Dartic downed Plirdue. Fla./i^iio gained the finals of the Tampa, FIS.— Kid OavUsn, 150, under tho haekboardE- waa the Mg rowiffi! ...... 74 84 94 ‘25fi portunity; at 33. was the hatting the annual meeting date has been WrST SIDK MIDGKTS Thursday night. leaRUe. Thr remainder of the work ties’ salary was not disclosed. l4oron*2i*n terror of the/internatlonal League 26-14; North Carolina.X 34-11; U./S. Nationals al Forest Hills Havana, outpointed Amaa P4ek, gun. Parciak waa^great off tbo de­ A THE RBASOiy for changing the wilt:, see boy{! and Rtrl.9 archery, RraurliPiM* PouuO . - ...... 84 82 81 249 g a in st Frank Sedgman, waa No. changed from January to Decern-; fensive board while Tommy Kaaon .MrCormifk FackuB ...... 88 89 78 255 in 1952. He led in batting with .334; Navy, 17-6; Oklahomir. '27-21. ber. Reason for the increase in I.*sg*e Blseeii^i 151, Tampa. 10 Hffrm'fi C'amppB (4) 1 9 5 3 o i l ..2 Five players took cars mt most “ u rn TEN CO rilAM PH P*»nton . . . . Buffalo graduate left hi* speed in land snd streams. Charles Pontlcelll's York, T. chahees of the hoy getting in­ 'PtafTord ."iJ, Tourlellotte (North 89 H.f 89 291 Pfftrnnff — 94 96 Msnr.hester riumhins . 3 of tbo wlnnen* scoring. Thtford Bararpr. . ’ . . 8.T- 43 75 221 T op p U r ...... 100 • 98. 282 -the North Paelflc,' his arm t* .000 Los Angslas Billy Peacock, jured. The leaguie consists of Chfcago (>f> The Big^en had Groavenord.ile) '17. C’lirrmik - H W E beU e v e W e h a v e Brown S l id Besuprs ;.. . 0 bad 15 potnta, Burowiee IS, In rk e ...... 7 4 71 81 238 McCarthy ...... 92 , '92 184 ordln^y but he is still considered D^cl’F ...... 0 .000 115, PhllsdslohlB. outpolatad Tom­ youngsters 13 to 15 years of ags Weaver 18. Bristol 11.. SrhmiHt...... 88 104 77 369 ThffrrUn ...... 74 — 79 1.55 TRUMAN COWLES reports .loe .0(» and Parciak 10 each and MlBw co-champions, in two sp ^ ts during A} f*r.A...... a g o ^ , glove man. First N*«)or*l Bsnk ., . 0 my Umeds, 130, Honolulu. 10. and a great many of them are 19.^2. Wisronsln and ^urdu c tied New London 66. Fa.st Hartford ...... 79 ‘ 8.3 . 83 245 rufihlnx ...... 89 — 95 184 Black of the Brooklyn Dodgers nine. Plnnoy’s 17 was high foK. PfrkFv , ...... 1.30 99 I20' 349 Crawford, a i 24, Is rated a real will be at the Sportsmen’s ^Ihow in Whit# plains. N. T.— Earl Hll large in stature which taxes the for the. Big Ten fpotball croWn M.‘ TmIaI.a . 115 134 1254 Chapman ...... , — 99 90 189 r*f**i a 6e* ton, 137, Philadelphia, outpointed the Iqaora while Dead caged 15. Rg.i b Ib hi1 chaiM*., The tall Missourian <-am« CONM ECinCUT'S Hartford on Saturday while John­ PU, Foul Bhoottaig hurt Frank!*'*. size of the floor. while in haaeball ^ e r e was a .tic Simsbury T),'!. Ellsworth '1,9. n fi. . . . 87 84 Tntalii .. trdm the Browns in a $50,000 deal ny Mize of the Yankees Is-sched- Clmrills. r( . 11 Bin Boealo. 137, Pittsburgh, The seating capacity at .the Ver- between Illinois af . 1 car Phsro, 18SH. Birmingham. T#dford rtt .-i . , .v.'Sr; 89- 90 ' f ^ /ready for the Wg Iragura. Hla hat- . t Anna, tram the floor, 35 to ,33.:... hs.ftd 'Wednesday ajid, 'T?>.ur?^a,V- T)el*nej-: r« .41*., 4. .... 40ft LoomlSL — 75. - trr. - r .ring.maek at f^ihpton last, year^ Tbersleiv.. .i s . . .1, ■■ fisw Antofrto, Tex. —-Chalo Mor- ADAM .TWABKINB and. Bob. Morten ....1 ■.*, 99 93 ? was only .288, but he topp4*d the Wlilie Bobby Shah'tz of' th'e Xthle'; Turner. Ig • • . 0 Mackey paced the Oonsgiane with CrAndAll ...... too ia3 S nsndes, 18$, Durango, Mexico, TourtAllnt ...... v . , 91 f Eastern Lragtie with 37 homers tics will be At the s’low on Jan. 23 24 15 and 15 potaU wMle Jsas* l^ukas ...... -'•IX- A/, EYE 'EM-TRY 'EM- BUY\'EM and 24. Jadk Sharkey, one-time Totals outpointed Eddie Berollo, 185, “ for Herm’a la . the V /. \! and 93 runs batted in. First K*tl**sl a**h 444) Galveston, TO. tossed II 35 liCoiin’g Qiiinil)V, T oIaIa 1.88 483 ^ 9 H10 Johnny Bucha, acquired from heavyweight boxing chamnlon, will Weneel. rf ...... R. H. Rnollnr (•> • € s s b be the guest star on Sunday.'Jan. Ruhschs. rf ...... Spokane, Wash.— Ted Lowry, night, Herm’a play Ne­ Byuholfiki ...... 83 87 170 Rochester in the winter draft; and Zlenrtk. If ...... 18?. Medford. Maas., stopped Jqa LsAta ...... 106 387 25. wington at 7, and the OoUegiana Orlando Ailiug ...... 87' J. W. Porter, obtained from the TAKE 24 MONTHS TO PAf MrAulIRr. c ...... Kahut, 185, Portland. Ore., 8. Bffrzcnski ...... 81 159 Browns, will be granted a solid TO Abrams., rg ...... 12 play the Double Strika Bowlers.. Wllhftlm ...... 98 2R5 W A L K E R BRIGGS' and Tony Jsmtlll*. rg ..... Grand Rapids. Mich — Frank Tbeee games win end ths first Lucafi ...... 88 100 / t8 364 chance to beat out Matt Batts and n. Holland. Ig Favaro, 173tf, Akrcn. stooped Q Storrs, Jan. 14- [/p> -Two of the f»rliff| ...... — 98 /103 301 Joe Ginsberg as top catchers. Allbrio have Joined the' Teachers* Charbonesu. Ig round. A new schedule will be re­ basketball team in the Y Senior Chuck Spieser. 178H. Detroit University of Connectcut's star Bucha. a durable .workman, was 1949 OLDS 76 4-D O Q R SEDAN leased for the second round. Totals ...... "i37 47^ 463 1348 League. Briggs and A llb rio ^ *th e Tot*l*— 17---- 2 ..41. Hastings... Nsb. .-r-^.llly MoWe, 44»K . b.askefballers spent last night in the ftut'Tanding receiver in the In­ Gray. Low mileage. Roidlo and heater. Score *1 bSlf time. 21-14 Pagsni’A 179, Omaha, stopped George r. rtn. Stock No. u-975. ■.;.'.; r;;-__ $1295 4-4 in • \ the . infirmary, but CoacK Hugh. rriiifA|a^R#Btafiruii------am- <3» ternational Lca^e dast yearly He Blsekaton*,. 175, Qmahg. 7. . Tt .... t .Greer hoped to find them suffi­ PmmpA" hit' .284 tatoWhg pracUcally'ever^^^^ ■ebester P1*Mbii rf . . . . I 'f ;3 " PazUnoA 1948 CHEVROLET FLEETLINE AER6-SEDAN ^ '*4; F. PH. «Pareish. If .. t 4 4 10 ciently recovered today for at least PATAtlO day. , UNIFLO I.*lnS. r( ----- 0 10 TtM OBOPB CAfiE ^nran. If .. e 2-3 3 p irtiar action against Columbia in' Porter won't be 20 until Salur-^ He'ftfer;. rf .. 0 PhUsdelobm. Jan. is —tffh—The Snrnvrlse. e . A -4-t 14 MrlntoAh Radio, heater, new paint. $ 9 9 5 0 '4. 1-3 3 New York tonight. day. but already he's been ear­ ■yowie>'. If .. Federal Bi'reeu of Investigation Miller, rs ... K tot'T . . Stock No. U-924. Try this oiie;ai ...... r ^ Helps keep ;ihrler. If ... 1 Mewin. r r 1 ■3-4 4 Capt. Lou Orlando, star guard,, marked for greatness. The kid is W e ve Moved to Oannon. r 1 bt* «i-oooed It* Investlsratton Into Tedford, If . « '3 4 IS and Art Qiiimby, ace 6-5 center, Total* ...... 4M .535 462 1463 the big ‘reason Detroit- wa.s willing 'Ulng TO R OIL Mosser. rg . 3 the k'dnaoliir raee of Vlllsnors 1950 C H E V R O L H 4-D O O R SEDAN DELUXE new engines 0 a S were ordered to the infirmary ye.s- ToWi Motora (D to part , with Groth and Virgil Kwssh. rg . hesketbsll sUr Fob Sehsfe'. be- Totals ...... X Coopf .. 97 IftS J9fi Black. Radio and heater, Fowergllde. One owner car. C C 366 MAIN STREET Maltempo. Ig 0 ■ ii I\ terday, Lou with a virus infection, HolmoA .... W 92 3SR Trucks. He spent most of last sea­ runnitig like new, Klsr. Ig. '■ 1 cause the •gene'' could not find Wads, rf ... 2 3-6 3 and (Qiiimby with a bad cold. ro n cra U . son with CoJorado Springs where Stock Nb. U-971...... I “t T 4i# Plnney. If .., 7 3-7 17 94 107 274 that en” Federal i*w had been vio­ 1 . The Hinskles with a 9-1 record, M. CowlAA 99 J>2 2S0 he batted .340. , . / young engines from Total* ...... 17 lated. Rsv Abhatlcchln, Jr., soe R abc^. It 0 1-3 DtAts 99 -I0« 375 iU r Dcael, e — , 5 •-10 1« left, for New Yo(^ City this morn­ Hal Erickson. 32-year-old right­ 1950 UNQOLN 4-DOOR SEDAN ESSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY growing old. Hewitt, rf .. I 3 rial agent In ehsrgs of the Phils F. Bora*, rf » J 1-4 S ing. TotAlA . . . . In 457 49,*) hander. and Milt Jordkn. nine Color trojan gray. Ra4lio, heater, hydramatlc. Geer, rf ...... 1 0 delohls FBT office, issued the fel Laaile. rf ... 1 0-1 3 years his junior, appear to be the' B.••Conlon. If ...... 0- 0 J. Boras, If . , 1' 1-4 ; ■ Stock No. U-88(). A real buy at . . . $1795 M. Conlon. If ...... 1 . 0 ■lowifig statement on the esse: '"The McKenna, If 4 . 3-4 11 best of the freshman buriers.^ N rr. c ...... 1 1 feet* develoned In our lnveit**’a- Erick.son won 20 jit -Dall(is a"d ' Berliner, r ...... I 2 Uon In. the Bohert Pchffer matter » IS^W *4 1951 UNCOLN SEDAN XOUPE ...... - — ■Wttsoni' rg -.r.r.-7.-:'.-. o o ■ Seor* ar half 7tme;'44'K”N ^ ...... Jordan 'coppM'l^r'iKr'HufM Both' 0 0 were nresented to the office of the are regarded^as relief specialists. Color gray. Radio, heater, h.vdramaticr 14,000 miles. 4 L 0 0 0 5 Zscllo.. Tf ...... Fof(Jhain, Setdii Hall ' Rsllird. Ig ...... 0 0 TTnIted States Attorney snd As­ ' Cattoflaas (1S> f-1 V They will find the Tiger bullpen One onmer car. Stork No. U-17. ; ...... Renn. Ig B 0 sistant U. 8; Attoraev Edward A. B. F. Pt*. ■gate wfde- open...... ■« TCsITlek b is 'I'end^red the' oplnton "Maekey: -rf ■ w • Other newcomers Include Russ Vlf48 CHRYSLER "W IN D S O R " 4-Di60R SEDAN TfUsI* ______13' Twarkln*. If ...... J l - J 1» In Battle of Unbea^^ ...fo r^ e great new ^53 cars Bcore St half time. 17-17.’ thst there Is no prims facie evl- Tomalonl*. If ...... 1 4-J • Sullivan, who showed* po\fer in a Blue. Radio and heater. dence of a violatlen of any federal jeauit. c ...... i 2 :2 ,.,-! fast Septamber . finiim and*; i*4 ■ReawH. -er'.. -i. <^-1$ rr - InduitriBLeonstrii^ioR'^^ Stogk NO. *C‘-90e. .,,.. ’ fflANTB GET PfTOHEH lEMi; W * hs5e*'tbS(rMPra tennMisted favored to win the regular. right our lnqulry.'|.^.!.. __ ..... KrotJfb. rf i J .- New- «Y prk ., J an.' 14--^/T5-p;An In-.r Reg H annon o r. Harry frttd. bettJiv .Eddi(t .K§z§k;;.§,;.3J5: '.UMIMV' '.rlE • OriA'a * t d V**i * ' ’ 2^0 .. . ♦ jury suffered^Si'verid 'd§yS‘Ago' WKSt if DUkis;'iVhb iS averaging TtST FORD TUDOR ... New York, J$n. 14:47: (^ , -;eThe. ICncu&Af.. .-M-e-;******;-*-* ajkr # hitting third baseman at-Buffalo New York Giants today -acquired m icx 8EEKU rUNDh, Cbafnop,. If ...... 0 .0-3 . .♦ Winter and Summer Work ;:' , another j>ho dating back (wo yearsi26.9 points per garhe, should draw who once played with the St. Louis Ora,v. Heater, 16,000 mile car. • I may determine tonight whether; three or four personal fouls? $1495 u pitcher Jamiir Mahrt; describeif sa Baltimore, Jen. 14—(FI—Base­ Totala ...... M 3-17 71. Cardinals; outfielders Bill Tuttle Stock No. NT-326...... cars in A-1 an "outstanding pitching pros­ ball Commissioner Ford Frick said Herai’* (M>) *. Liberal Base Rates Set'on Hall or Fprdham becomes: Russell’s answer was brief and MINI . . . the next move' (.292 at Buffalo), Don Lund (.302 pect" from the Oakland Pacific funds can be made available for Pinto, rf ... 3 OO 4 the .only iinbeateti major college to the point: at Buffalo), Carl Linhart (releas­ 1951 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN Lukas, rf .. 11 4-e 36 it up te you if you ore{ Coast League club In exchange Charles (Buck) tferzog. former 3 14 6 ♦ 48-Hour Work Week with Premiums for basketball team in the nation- ' "ITl die.” ed from'^rvicei; pitchers Paul Green. Radio and heater. Carrier. If , The recent injury Is ,ar' pulled ' Coach Johnny Bach of Fordham. interested in these well- for outfielder Bill Howerton. bSMbsir great hospitalized here OConner. If 1 1-1 3 Foytack (4-5 at Willam.sport) and Stock No. NT-381...... $1795 -Yet at engine tempen^tures of 350* or Mqhrt, recommended anthusiasti- yesterday, sick and •penniless. 4 1-3 3 all hours over 40 neck muscle suffered by Richie; beaten by Seton" Hall two years Dick Marlowe (10-10 ar Buffalo I. UNIFLO*...an entirely new Idea In en­ IcCarthy: r» ...... 0 rotection... will-do more for your more, you get outstanding lubrication Dobrutaky. rf ...... 3 0-1 10 • Excellent Retirement Income Plan Hall squad Which faces Fordham egy did not call for a zone any- 1950 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN No ethar pramium Vquality -'J Reuther and Tom. Shehan, is a would be made available from the Server, If ...... 1 0 4 a »■ “*'§ against Baltimore last Aug. 15, not Green. Radio and heater. new car engine year ’round than any protection. six-foot, six-inch, 300 pound cx- Professional BsMbkll Players As­ in a battTe of the only all-winning' w'ay, since he know about Russell’s allowing a single batter to reach TotAlB ...... -36 - 743 - - u Stock No. C-774...... y $1345 hairay-duty motor oil will do alt ^ Until now, carbon deposits have re­ serviceman with less than' two sociation If an application is made * Unusually Clean and Modern Plan£^ major teams in the country. Seton 1'set-shooting squad. base. ** 6 other leading heavy duty motor oil. It • Gauge Inspectors Seofe at halt time. Si-21 OolUfiaaa. Hail is ranked second nationally If Regan is slowed, however, those ^ in gs so well for yewr cor duced the efficiency of new engines after years of professional experience. in Hersog’i behalf. . Referee* Horrath-Basttia. (Tomorrow—Pittsburgh Pi­ 1947 CHEVROLET 4-D O O R SEDAN replaces the different grades of motor * Automatic Cost-of-L»ving Adjustments and Fordham ' seventh. Coach Fordham can drop off. him* to help rates. ) oil many motorists have'^ad to use in a few thousand miles .. . often causing • Machine Op|^rators ■Honey Russell said Regan told whoever is guarding Dukes; That'll Ttvo-tone blur. Radio and heater. oil year 'rounck * Inexpensive Meals in Modern Cafeteria him last night the neck felt much probabi.v be ICd CTotUln, 6-5, or Dan Stock No. U-887...... i ...... $795 different seasons of the .yeari'.. giving knock. Uniflo checks these deposits in jjetter, however. Lyons, 6-4. e B^iinfattt new ear performance’ you one all-around motor oil for ^ a clean'engine, keeps it running like • Bench Workers - '• Paid Vacations The old Injury befell Mickey The -game 'undoubtedly would Sports Mirror 1949 PACKARD SEDAN I , longer temperatures. Uniflo flows freely at 25’ new and greatly reduces engine wyr;. V Hannon, who aenred 666 .point* a* give Madison Square Garden’s Black. Radio and heater. * • Material Handlers a freshman and then suffered a $1245 balow zero and gives you quick easy These features make it the ideal ♦ Paid Holidays , sagging attendaaoe a shot In the ''t o d a y a y e a r a g o —Lowell Stock N4». U-812. Priced to sell a t ...... * Reduce engine wear WANTED pulled '’ tendon In hi* aophoniore arm. but It’s scheduled for the (Red) Dawson, 'assisant coach at starts with leas drain on your battery. motor oil for modern tight-fitting high- • Janitors year In an unusual accident. Head­ Fordham gym. An 8,000 tickets 1947 OLD|$MOBiLE "98" 4-DOOR SEDAN * Provi^ easier starting in cold ♦ Group Accident, Health and Insurance ing home for a va4»tlon, he was Mjchlgan State, w m named head compression engiqea.. Uniflo was de­ DUE TO OUR INCREASED SALES VOLUME WE NEE’ have been sold for 4tays and the footl^aU coach at Pittsburgh. Black. Radio and heater. HydramaGc Drive. weather \ Plans knocked bowlegged by an over­ F,prdlumi people are askiag re­ veloped only for such engines — in older • Many others^ ' ' anxious commuter In a ralliqad • F IV E YJCARS AGO—Mrs. MiU Near new* tires^ puncture proof tube*. porter* to "put •onsethlng In the 'dred (Babel Didrikaon ZahariSLa $845 e Right engine deposits that cause engines ouf^'other fine motor oils will 2 PRODUCINfi AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN IMMEDIATaY station. 1 Stork No. U-809. A real buy a t“. .,..'— * Employee Credit Union to help you save paper asking people t4i stay away," was voted "Women Athlete of the knocking give full protection. Uniflo is approved "Hannon's my boy if Richie s an unusual state of affairs for col­ ' NEW Employment Offite ■neck should act up oil him,” Rus­ Year” in the annual Associated 1947 BUICK SUPER SCD AN EHE by- leading car manufacturers for year EXPERIENCE NOT NiCESSARY. SALARY AND COMMISSION. lege-basketbaU hereabouts. Press year-end poll. e Rieduce cold weather battery drain Visit OHr NEW EMPLOYMENT OFFICE sell said. .’;He-played a 8we(i quar- Gun, metal A real clean rar. . , 'round uae in hew cars and cars in A-1 "South Plant’’ te;- .against Xavier of Ohio Sunday. Seton 'Hnll- with 15 straight to TEN YEAB$ AOO-Earl (Redj Stock No. U-969...... $995 PLUS OTHER BENim ^ -.q .... today! , . We were doing nothing and he Fordham’s 11 in succession, will Blaik. Army football coach, re­ e Reduce power loss shape. 366 MAIN STREET picked up the team, made four set be in good position to-extend its turned to active duty as Lt. 9?!- ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE fHE FAMOUS "ED" Esso (formerly Hamilton "South Plant" 366 MAIN STREET ktring—if it can get psst'Fordham onel in the cavalry. a Protect against sludge formation .BUNIFL6 is the registered trade mark of Week/ shot,*! and five or six assists in the SULUVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY Standard Plat)it) tonight .-and Dayton tomorrow ‘ Etta (former Hamilton Standard Plant) ’ one quarter." TWENTY YEARS AGO -- Paul ; Standard Oil. Company APPLY IN PERSON TO MR. WILEY Hannon is still slowed by the old night. Arnie Ring and Jim Ahearn, Runyan. iVhlte Plains, N. Y., won * Protect against cerrosion East Hartford 8, Conn. two regulars of last year who were the $7,500 Agua.Caliente Open Golf 1^ injuryjs however, and is moat effec­ J C in c o d i Anothor tin* ISSQ product for Happy Motoringl ...... ___. 1 ____ it i.i tive as a aTx>t player. scholastically inelegible this term, Tburnament with a 72-hole score "have' been studying hard' and of 287. Asked what Seton Hall would do Cw>r. »si. zsso i-fc. ' . ' -v., , ' . PRATT & WHITNFY AIRCRAFT MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT If Fordham double teams or uses a making good marks," In Russell’s 'zone to stop W alter Dukes, the BEGINNER’S LUCK MORIARTY^ 112 wm coma n n i T . U!',,-:ion of Uniti-d Aircioff Corporation Hall’s 6-11 center. Rusartl snorted, T ’’We’ll know by the 21st," said State College, P a .— iNEA-1 — IJ, ; A : i! I I . ,f jr fill. ,r "Huh, they can double team Dukes Russell in expectant tone qf a Jess Arnelle of Penn Stqte aver­ E S S O S T A N D A R D O I L C M P A N Y Eavf Hartford 8, Conn. ail they, want—thqn we’ll hit their man waiting to hear that his horse aged 19 points' pec game in his 301r815 CENTER ST. TEL. MITCHELL 3-5135 free- man or use our set ahootsrs, had com* in. at long odds. first season of college baske^U- ■ ■ s -y V- • S3 y » 5 \. L- '' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, GONN., WEDNESDAT, JANUARY 14; 1958 " PAGE NINETEEW ; - - ' ^ ----. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^IN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1963 Rooms without Board 59 Houses for Sale 72 Legal Notiice hava distributed moasee of mate­ PAGE EIGHTEBIJ rial about ths case, . PLEASANT, Heated room, hot, BOLTON— Report of eonaitlon of . tb* Manchrs- Aides Split The Rosenbergs appealed for Posters Hit D of»—Birds—'4PeU 41 Household. Goods ' 5J,. Rooms without Board 59 . water> near bua line. Gentleman , i-Rpom Itonch^^wiUi W m w a y 4*, 14 Arch atreet. for $11,700. All the extras in this guiranteed ...... 3,107.557.38 scribed Acheoon aa "one of the ski, Archbiehop of Gnelsen a)|d LARGE HEATED front bedroom. one. Obligation* of Bute* and _ 6 p. iri.-8 p. m...... Ann Malaon, Ruth Hlekex. cast of prosperity through 1953; All Conv«rtibl«s. 9-8933 tor free estimates. free. Wayne School of Practical WANTED To Buy- Cows, calves 9-1041. ~ ■ the economy is "in better shape great American secretaries of Wanraw, saying that he would AU Priced to 8eU. BATTERIES 50% OFF PLEASANT Rooms, single or ■ Gentleman preferred. Phone poliUcal *ubdivl*lon* 4I0.410.$t 8 p, m.-lO p. m...... Joan Clark. COPY CLOSING TIME Nuraing, Box J, Herald. and-beef cattle. Call Peila Bros. Mitchell 3-4403. Loana and dl*couM* . (In­ than at the beginning of any year Slate:” ’ come to Rome to get this red hnt. GREAT EASTERN Roofing and 9 CU FTV Coldspot refrigerator. In double. For gentlemen. At the 127 PORTER— cluding $449.53 o»*rdTaf:«» 3.195.571.47 10 p. m.-MIdnight ...... Mr. and Mrs. York Strangfeld. Mitchell 3-7405. very good condition. Reasonable. since our work was started aix The Journal is published by the Earlier, Cardinal Steplnac said FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BALCH-PONTIAC life. SERVICENTER ConatrucUon Co Applicators of SALESWOMAN Wanted, full­ Center. 14-16 Wadsworth street. Big 6-Room Home. ■ Only $13,700 Bank premises owned $84.- American Foreign Service Asso­ MON. THRU FRI. IM Center Street time. Experience preferred. Ap; Phone 8885. with good terms. 974.45, furniture and fix­ years ago." he would not leave Yugoirta'via be­ 436 Center Street Bird and Flintkote. Guaranteed Boarders Wanted 59-A ture* $45,760.55 ...... 154.737.30 2. AU direct (xintrols except allo­ ciation, composed o f career diplo­ cause he feared that Premier Mag- roofs and aiding. Life-time alum­ ply in Person. Hsrrison's Cards Ponltry atnd Supplies 43 PLEASANT, well furnished rooms Other a**etl .. . ; ...... 3.994.09 mats and Slate department offi­ 10:30 A .M . Your Better' Deal • /’ Phone Mitchell 9-0980. USED EASY Wringer washer, ruitablf for Kghi housekeeping. STARKWEATHER ST.— cation and priority powers proba­ shal Tito’s Communist go-vernmefit - inum clapboard and combination and Gifts, 849 Main street. white enamel, perfect condition. ROOM AND Board for one or two cials. SATURDAY 9 A. M. Pontiac Deeler BROAD b r e a s t e d Bronze tur­ On bos line. Inquire Hillside Older House in good condition. TOTAL ASSETS* ...... 1 9.147.937.73 bly should be dropped before mid- would not allow, him to retutp. storm windows and screens,. For Price 840. Kemp'Si Inc. cnildren. Excellent care. Call •tnetode* »»ret» In the After commenting in an editor­ WANTED ■ Experienced pales keys, frech frozen,' ready anytime. House, Apartment 9. 24 Grove Mitchell 3-8583. Six rooms, breezsway and ga­ amount of $138,775.44 which Wants Output 1954. Steplnac was released condltlonM- free, estimates call Mitchell ial that Acheson "hOq been the 1949 CHEVROLETS, Four to 3. Standby authority ahould be ly from priaoiim year ago after 4* TOUR COOFEBAt Io N WIMi 1 raflers for Sale 6- A clerk. Full time. Apply in person 8 to 25 pounds. Schaub’a Turkey street, Rockville.' rage. Lot la too x ISO: are aegrated and art apart target of some of the hiost men­ choose from. All In Excellent, con­ 3-8271, Evenings Mitchell 3-8303, A SACRIFICE —Imported, new by law for the protection provided by Congress, for a quick had served fiv6 years o f a 18-ys6r BE APPRECIATED Albert V. Lindsay, Owner. only. Paris Curtain Shop, 829 Farm, 188 Hlllatown {toad. dacious and demagogic attacks dition. 1941 Mercury club coupe. rugs 9 X 12.' yalley rbse on Bur­ FURNISHED Bedroom, heat and X. of aavlnga depoaltor*: A frease of wages and pricaar In any sentencs on charges of coUahorrt- TRAILER, Good buy. 1941 Schult Main street. Business Locations claaalficatlon of theae a*- ever made on a- public official," Nice condition. Douglas Motors, gundy. Delicately- embossed, hot water,, near Center. Gentle­ new emergency. Ing with the Naxis during World T. Good condition. McClure Auto .for Rent 64 r T. J. CROCKETT acta la ahown below. the Journal continued: D ial MI-3-5121 333 Main, y ' TWO GIRL§ Wanted for light Articles for Sale 45 plush piled texture. Sydlee, 851 man preferred. 35 Footer street. I.IABIMTIKS 4. The excess profits tax alwuld War IL ■ Co. Mitchell 9-9442. Rooflng 16-A Wethersfield. Ave., C-1, Hartford 244 Main Street Pemand dfpoalta of Indl- "Few men have so left their work. Pleasant conditions. Kage Phone Mitchell 3-8547. OFFICE FOR rent. East Center vlbuala. partnerahipa. and At 500 not be allowed to expire at mid­ Aocosee Tito 50% OFF on famous make Bat­ 46-4892. impress upon the great design of CHEVROLETS, 1946, 1947, 1948, ROOFIN'!— Specialixing in repair Co., 130 Hartford Road. Apply In street. Tel. Mitchell 3-6514 or Mitchell 3-5416 rorporatlona ...... $ 4.813..399.28 year as scheduled; the revenue is free world unity aa has : ^ a n The Pontiff told the Sacred Col­ 1949, 19.60, two doors and four person, teries. Written guarantees. 81-00 ATTRACTIVE Front room for Mitchell 6-5820. Time depoalt* of Ir.dlvl- Garages— Shniee— ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Residence, Mitchell 9-7751 duale, partnerahipa. and (Continued From Page One) needeu and abandonment would Acheson. At ths preskht time lege of C?ardinals Monday, he could doors. All deluxe models and fully down, 81.00 weekly. Calso Serv- business couple or two business I ahould be unable to join in the provide a "'stlmulua to the economy not "aprove the ground of the ac- IiMt and Poand Storage 10 roofs. Guttsr work. Chimneys ■ Icenter, Tel. Mitchell 3-4164. FIREPLACE FIXTURES corporation! (including de- the' professionals may be more equipped.' Stop In and compare cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex- CASHIER Wanted, part time, eve­ girls. Kitchen privileges If desir­ MANCHESTER—Duplex 7 and 7. poalta in aavlnga depart­ i demand for more and better prod- which it does not now need and cusations" against Steplnac. Tss- nings -and week ends. . Apply - Mitchell 3-4165, -or -MItcheU ment) ...___ mn5.$4 meking no epecifle recommenda­ aware of his contribution than the '1/>ST—Lady’* wriet watch, Main thir selection of ^eautifnl, cleanr GARAGE For Rent at 34 Spruce perichea. Free—estimates. Can NEW WOOD-TONE ed. Phone Mitchell 9-7119. Hbnses .for Rent .j6S. Nice cotidilion, file bath, combina­ { ucts, the tot4fi market- would not,. might needlater on." ----- public; They also know how terday the - Vatican-poUiahed a. ' etreat, Saturday p. m. {leward., Manager, State theater, Man­ 90980. Depoalt* of United State* tions to the new Congress. Tn tone, I be adequate to aupport our ex- i^uaranteed. cars gt Center Motor street. Plione Mitchell 3-8469 or Howley. Manchester Mitchell 29’ HOUSE TRAILEJR, fully equip­ tion storm windows, copper Rovernment (Ipc I u d I n g however, his message followed that 6. The reciprocal trade act much the foreign service and the Dec. 15 note to Yugoalayla accus­ ’ Tel. Mitchell 3-S604. chester. BREAKFAST SETS LARGE FRONT bedroom with 900.031.40 : panding productive power. Sales, 461 Main street. inquire at premises. 3-6361. BOLTON — Building stone and ped at Coventry Lake. Reason­ plumbing, garage, extra large lot. poatai aaringal ...... of Keyserling and Turner. Their should be extended. department have improved under ing Tito's government -and the \------— ------kitchen privileges for couple Or A real buy at $12,500. $3,500 cash. Depoalta. of Slate* and - . . . I “ What we do in these fields GIRL, SIZE 12-14 for part time flagstone Bo'lton *7otch Quarry. LIVING ROOM FURNITURE able. Call Willimantic HArrison *poUII''*l auhdlviaiona .... 347.8«6.32 At this point, Clark parted hia leadership....’’ Yugoslav Oommunlat ^ r t y of 1953 WILLYS Jeep, four weeks two girls. Inquire 14G Garden Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ Pepoalta of bank* ...... 135.328.90 conclusion was that, if governmeny] should not be regarded ea mcas company. His two coileaguea went waging relentlese war to destroy I'tOST—Black fender akirt to a fashion photography model. If Phone Mitchell 9-0617. Stanley 3-2712. and btiaineM move wisely and ures... ww necessary..^.wwnrww.. to save V w a weak As for Acheaon’s’ successor, old, only 66o miles. It's new for a Wanted Aato»— Heating— Plumbing 17 Drive after 6 p. m. cy, Realtors. Mitchell 3-6930. Other depoalta (certified on to eatimate that a national out­ John Foster Dulles, the Journal the Roman CatbeUc Church in that 1946 Bulck. Call Mitchell 9-2624 used car price! See Bob Oliver on attending rchool arrangements Patnode. APPLIANCES AND T. V. and offIcera’ check*, etc.) 94.446.59 promptly to expand m^kets, the j economy from disaster. Instead, Motorcycles 12 *'^can be made for after sch'ooh LARGE ROOM for two girls or (post-defense) dip can be held t o ; sltould scale theae efforts to put of 375 to 380 billion dollars said career diplomats "welcome country. this one at Center Motor Sales, HEATING From A to Z. Con NORTH MANCHESTER—Excep­ ...... I 8.409.0&2.33 will be needed in 1955 to maintain * I jOST r-r la d y H'aniilton WrUt work. Experience not required. BRAND NEW 1963 21" table CHAMBERS FURNITURE couple. Complete . housekeeping Wanted to Rent 68 TOTAL DEPOSITS proportions they termed manage- ^ strong and expanding the opportunity to serve under The note demanded that the 461 Main street. :.... WANTED—^3-'*od clean, used car|j^ version burners, boller-bumer model television. Ready for U. H. tional 5 room Cape Cod, attached Other liabllltlea .... full employment. fiuch an illuatrlous man." fundamental righta o f OathoUcs— watch, vicinity Birch etreet Bak­ See Bob Oliver, Center Motolr Cali Miss Bell. Mitchell 3-4176 for facilities. One block from Center. WANTED — Unfurnished 4 or 5 garage, screen porch, attractive ■ ! economy can and should accom- ery and Main or Benton atreete. units, complete heating aystems. F. Hand rubbed mahogany cabi­ At The Green •TOTAl) LIABILITIES $ 8.4ft5.e73.«2 Truman’s message dwelt on eco-1 This would mean an annual in­ State department employes will freedom of religion, freedom to 1948 PLYMOUTH Station wagon, Sales,, 461 Main street. appolntment. Mitchell 9-7560 after 4 p. m. room rent by middle aged couple. lot. An unusually fine home. Com­ crease of lO to 12 billion dollars , Finder call ^ Itc h e ll .3-6147, or special deluxe.' Radio, heater. Mc­ All wo'rk guarar.teed. Time pay' net, 8189.95. Terms. Phone Aee*UBtR nomlc progress since 1929, _the j -yruman cautioned hls.Sqccesspr, glvs a mass aendoff and gift to participate in the aacramanU, the ■ ments arranged Mortarty Broth' Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. ■ Best references, - Phone Mitchell plete-In every respect.' Easily •CapUAl «tock ‘ UoUl ■ p4r a. year. Analysing potential -de­ Acheson on Friday, four days bs- M itchell 3-4041. Reward. - - Clure'Aiit'o Oo. Tel, 'M'ltchell WANTED'— 'Experienced biliihg MItchelT 9-56,50. ROOM FOR Rent near' Center: valuo): Commmv ...... % 360.000. 00year of boom-^iUid'-collapse. Only President-elect Eisenhower, and right' o r Oatholte-parents to havs era. Td. Mitchell 3-5135. 9-9333. financed. Warren Howland Real­ mand In various aegmenta of the fore he turns over his otfics to 9-9442. Busineaa Sendees Offered 13 clerk with stenographic ability. Evenings 7 :30 tp 8 :30 Heat and hot water. Gentleman Surplus ...... 360.000. 00once did he call attention, indi­ the new Republican Congress their children baptised and to give ' ,LOST—-Pair of glrl'a tortoise ahell BRAND NEW 17’’ Emeraqn tele­ preferred. .'>37.....Foster street.. ty. 543 Woodbridge Street. Phone XJndlvJdod profltii 62.366.11 economy, with defense outlays Dulles. them a Catholic aducatlon-rte rS- PLUMBING And heating. Special­ Call Mitchell 9-4563...... WANTED'-^'Garage., vicinity ' of rectly, t4> the fact that the period against reducing foreign military rim ped glaaaee. Vicinity o f Main MANCHESTER Welding Service. vision 8169. Tax and Warranty Mitchell 3-5331. Mitchell 3-8600 any time: coincided roughly with that of hla tapering off,- Keyaerllng and Tur­ Notices were passed out today ■peeted by the Yugortav govarnft izing in repairs. Copper water ELECTRIC STOVE — still in Adam and .Center streets. In­ TOTAL CAPITAL or economic aid ’’sharply or pre- ner failed to find evidence that \atreet. C»H Mitchell 9-3333. 196. Phone Portable equipment. General WANTED Woman to rare for included. Can arrange' terms to COUNTS ...... 662.366.11 party’s tenure in the White House. that all employes were Invited to ment. 1937 DODGE Sedan piping, remolellng electric equi^ crate. Never used. Large ovtfn. quire 99 Trebbe Drive.: MANCHESTER— Attractive one mateurely.” Effect of such action, auch markets will develop. Mitchell 9-7959. welding, boiler and furnace weld­ child* In her home. 8 a. m. to 5 suit. Call Mltchidl 9-0980. Recalling Prealdent Franklin attend an informal caremony at The note also charged, that in LOST—Package on .Silver Lane ment for plugged drains. Edward Priced right, 8165. Call Mitchell year old Cape Cod. Four large TOTAL LIABILITIES AaVD he said, might be to force this They acknowledged that this ing. Mitchell 9-1668 or Mitchell p. m. Waddell school area. Tel. YOUNG Married couple desire D. Roosevelt’s second inaugural noon Friday. recent yeari some 80 priesta had hi bua, Tuesday. Finder call Mitch- Johnson, Mitchell 3-8979 or CINCO ALL Aluminum combins' 9-1383. ^ rooms, two unfinished. Aluminum CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . I 6,147.927.76 country to abandon its own future analysis "might seem to strike a IMMEDIATE Delivery on brand 9.-8762. Mitchell 9-7883. three-room furnished .apartment. ?lncludfii .,’Mi y l o s t -* addreas'-:in January, 1937— ‘-'I -can ■ domestic'gains. ' : The. gift will be .the chair which iMMn .. jtUled in . Yugoelgvia and +• hit 8-7618. new)’' Hudson Hornet and wasp Mitrhell 3-5044. tton - windows No- painting,...no . storm .windows.And-.biM'eenB.' 'All moht lUbllitiofl Df $126.• . note 6t peaalmisih',”' blit said atepk Acheson occupied at White Heuoe FOUR ROOMS of furniture. Prac­ BUSINISS AND Cali Mltcheli 9-5390,' ■modern convenience''. Reason- 776.84 ohown bolow. see one-third of a nation ill- "For If Communism should gain can be taken to bolster the weak­ ‘Thoee piUty either ware not d$r- be autopIbbilM'. Choice of colors and ANTIQUES ReflnUhed. Repairing changing, no storing. Free esti­ house. ill-clad, ill-nourlshed">^ cabinet meetihge. A score of hla ,iX)ST—LADY’S gold ■wrist watch. GUARANTEED fast plumbing and mate giveh no obligation. Call tically brand new. Call Mitchell (tble price. Inspection by eprmlnt- A88KTH ANU MABILITIKR OF abroad, we would have to become ening markets, or develop new covered, were not puniahed or models. . Top trades. We need don# .od. any furniture. Tieman, Help Wanted— Male 36 .tNGH' DRPABTJIKNT INCLUDJCD IN Truman added; immediate staff pitched in a total wetwpunialied in a ridiculous man­ vicinity' Whltbn Library "and 189 South Main street. PhOne heating. Alterations ' ahd' new Wlliiam TunakyV Mitchell 9-9095 ■ 9-3032. INDUSTRIAL meht. Phone owner'" Mitchell THE ABOVE STATEMENT . ^ armed fortress at terrific cost," the ones, to forestall trouble. clean used cars. McClure - Auto Hhuaea for-Sale 72 "Since then, the one-third has message said. of 8116 to buy the chair from tha ner.” - Henry street oh Main, Washing' Co. Tel. Mitchell 9-9442. Open MItcliell 3-6643. ‘ work.. Time payments arranged. 9-8924. (Thetio assFtfi are anDodge Coronet Club Coupe. our Gray Research and Develop-, and drapes custom made. Re'-up- TOTAL SAVI.NCS DE­ man, woman and child. Wapping blrattas "was to be held In the 3-6793. line Smith, Realtor. Mitchell PARTMENT A3SET3...:% 128,776.64 the challenge to make its fair con­ proporton to Inc'reaaes in worker ” Friday). Phone Mitchell 9-6.622 Radio, heater, Gyromatlc drive. ment Division in Manchester where holstering. ■ Beautiful fabrics, "Ten years from now, a labor tribution toward world peace and productivity but not in excess of throne room of the VaUenn’s WINDOW SHADES made to orde.r parking and transportation is no CONSTRUCTION CO. ARtSU R A. KNOFLA 9-16J2 or Mitchell 3-4679. LIABILITIES Ruspell's Barber Shop, comer Oak 13,000 original miles. and installed. Venetian blinds CALL Mitchell .9-7636 fpr your prints, stripes, solids. Eixpertly Musical Instramenfs 5.3 Savinifp department de- force of 76 to 80 million, working security. Happy .will be the day productivity. apoetolte palaces. Prevtously- 1951 Plymouth Cambridge Club problem. 5 Dover Road — Tel. MI-8-4112 Realtor poelU ...... $ 138.776.64 Tests Plaimecl and Spruce streets. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. plumbing repairs and alterations. finished, 85 down, 82 weekly, TRUMPETS, Clarinets, trombones, ^IX ROOMS,, two unflhlshed. Three more effectively with better tools when we can raise to the nobler They urged "full speed ahead" namtd members of the CoUegs .of Coupe, Heater. Ix>w mileage. Prompt f'ervice. Youngatovh Estimatea gladly given. Fagan balance one ypar to pav. Call saxophones, guitars. Largest se­ •75 MAIN ST, EST. 19h year.- old, all large rooms. Kx- T O T A L SAVLVOaS D E ­ but somewhat . fewer hours per challenge of participating more in the preparation of plana for Cardinals were not to ettond, a n t t y p e doll repaired. Dressed Clean one owner ckr. kitchens sold and . in.atalled. C. Please Apply ^ (Cardinal McIntyre, tbs first Window Shade Co Route 44 at Mrs. Carr Mitchell 9-7320. lection of instruments'in town. ceilent cpnclitlon. Fireplace, com­ PARTMENT LIA B I L I - week, could produce annually about fully In the advancement of world dams, divided highways, and other F or Three-W ay to order. • Specialty collection 1960 Chryaler Windsor 4-Door. Ra- O. Lorentsen, Contractor. TIBS ...... I 136.775.64 475 to 500 billion (lo(lars worth of Prince o f the Church to vepriMBt Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. Personnel Department All accessories. Expert repairing. Phone: Office Mitchell 3-5440 bined aluminum storms, full cel- MKMOBANUA prosperity. large public projects which could , pieces restored. Dresses copied, dia, heater, good tires. Dark CUSTOM MADE Slip covers and goods snd services—measured in a V. 8. diocese west of St. Louis, blue. Onefiwner. Ward Krause, 87 Walnut. Mitch­ Evenings: MItcheU 6-5938 . Isr, nicply landscaped. $12,200. AeeeU pledfed or eMlgned - "liiis may be our most aignifl- be built aa part of "a total anil- Radio Network '' Call Plgrlm 2-6946. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, EFFICIh.NT Plumbing and heat­ drapeL? made to order. All the to eecure llAhilUles 1,010.000.00 today’s prices,’* Truman said. recession feconomlc atrategy.” In­ was listed aa the 14th o f the new - " i 1961 Plymouth Belvedere, Radio, GRAY MANUFACTURING ell 3-5336. or Mitchell 9-5592 Gatto and Co.. Hartford 5.4108. cant contribution to human better­ copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, ing. Plugged drains machine latest fabrics. Johnson's Slipcover (e) Loene end dlecounte ee ment In the second half of the creased outlays for roada, schools Cardlnalt to be summoned to the ■^XJBARN TO make your own slip heater. Two-tone-blue. Extra Manchester Mitchell 3-6946. •hown above «re after r.e- "This I- about 40 per cent above guns, etc., repaired. Shears, cleaned. Phone Mitchell 9-6497, and Drape Shop, formerly of Wat- C O M E IN! 20th Century." hospitals and public works already iVappihf, Jan. 14— (Special)— p ^ i throne during the ciRniAeny. " covers or drapes in 6 easy lessons, nice, one owner, A • COMPANY GERMAN Symphonlan mu?ic box. <)uctlon of valuation re- the present level, and represents knives, mowers etc. put Into con' kin’s Bros., 110 Spruce street. $8,500 — YOU VVill have comfort- MANCHESTER GREEN' — Here eervee of •...... 11.000.00 are needed, they said. n e y were to he ennounced lit the Call Rockville 5-7292. ,1960 Ford DeLuxe 4-Door V-8. Ra­ OLD FURNACES repaired, steam, Nice tone. Reasonable. Tel. Mitch­ an average increase of slightly Frequency checka and testa of the ditton for coming needs. Bralth Tel. Mitchell 3^739. . . . and aee our ’ able and economical living in this U your opportunity to buy a good State of Connecticut. County of Clark, a former vice president of order in which the Pontiff named dio, heater, seat covers. Nice hot water, winter air condition. 16 Arlx>r Street ell 9-7337. Hartford, ee. Mencheeter. January 18, over 3 per cent a year." town’s new thrtia-way radio relay walte, 82 Pearl street. NEW Employment Offtcea four rocm! unit of ranch-like house having real value. Seven Standard Oil Co. of Indiana and them at tha consistory Monday. !>.* ' ' ■ car. Complete healing aystems In­ CLASSICAL "78’’ albums, on sale 1658. Truman gave these comparative eyatem are scheduled fer tomoiTow Perfonals 1949 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe. Hartford, Conn. —the flneat In duplex. There is expansion space, room colonial. First floor living We. R, B. Hathaway, prepldent. and African Native dean of the College of Busineaa Another colqrful caremonr In stalled. New water mains in­ at half price. Great values. Stop V. W.“\Jnjfrah*ni. treaaurer. of the figures; Administration at University of Jet black. Neiv premium white POWER BURNERS and Range New England basement gsme. room, patio, large room, dining room, den, modern now that the official Federal Com connection with consistory week stalled. Sewers cleaned with elec­ in and look them over. Kemp's, Wearing Apparel— Furs. 57 Manchaater Truet Cotnpany, do eolemn- National output now is 345 bil­ "Nebraska, challenged the analysis „THE PROSPECrr HUl School for. tires. Low mileage. One owner. Burners expert.y cleaned and "A Good Place To Work” lot with trees. -It is all beautifully kitchen and lavatory. Second 1^ awaar that the forasolhff atetement munlcatlone Confimleeion (FOC) takes place today at the Italian young children. Transportation serviced. l« t us service and re- trical equipment. Complete Inc. lion dollars annually, as against 172 Ih these words: government’s Quiiinals palace. 1949 Plymouth .Special DeLuxe 4- cared for. Madeline Smith, Real­ floor thre: nice bedrooma and tile and other information is true to the billions in 1929, measured in dol-' Guest of WSCS haa iaeued a oenatrucUon penult furalahed. Mrs. Lets Tybur, dlrec pair yout washing machine or re plumbing and repair work. Guar^ MUSKRAT Fur coat, size 16. Like tor. Mitchell 9-1642 or Mitchell bath, hot water heat, acreehs, beat of our knowledge and belief. •’Many fluctuations will develop Prealdent Luigi Einaudl was: to Door. Dark gray. 20.000 miles. WANTED—Three more die mak­ R. B. HATIIAWAT. (CP). tor. Phone Mitchell 9-3767. frlgerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ anteed w’ork. Time payments ar­ BURROUGHS Accounting ma­ lars of 1952 buying 'power. Indus­ within our free, erratic economy pises a biretta on the head bf Radio, heater. Extra nice. ers, Experienced, first class only. chine. Adds, subtracts, prints new, $110. Phone Mitchell 9-1801. 3-4679. .<(torm windows and combination Prealdent. Fire Chief George Enee will ell 9-088.6. ranged. V. MarCIn Co., Tel. Mitch­ C O M E IN! V. W. INGRAHAM. trial output has doubled and farm during the next three years, but I Pranciseol Cardinal BorginCint 1940 Chevrolet DeLuxe 2-Door. Ra­ Apply 234 Hartford Road. while billing, 825. Mitchell 9-7665 doors. Priced at $16,800. Cell for production risen about 50 per cent. Minister Will Discuss supervise the tests, which when ^'BALLARITs Driving School. Man- dio, heater. Completely serviced. ell 3-4848. - DARK BROWN Mouton coat, full PORTER STREET Section—New appointment to see Alice Clam- Treasurer. am not able to aee changes in'bual- completed will allow the com­ Dues. Apostolic Nuncio to Italy. cheater’s oldest Thousands of ATTICS AND BasemenLi cleaned. length flare back, like new, size . . . and learn about Subacribed apd aworn to before me In the same period the work-week ness conditions which would bring Good tires. MAN WANTED at New Model BEAUTIFY Your home with all listing. 7 room colonial including pet. Realtor. Mitchell 9-4543. Ihla 18th day of Jantnrv. 1963. ^Modern Samaritans'- at munity radio link-up yvlth the It is the first time In the his­ accident free Instruction hours. Rubbish and awhes hauled. All 18. Price 8100. Mitchell 9-55Q0 the unuaual Job opportunities heated aunroom, fireplace. oil har dropped from 48 to 40 hours, about a raceaalonary trend threat tory of modern Italy that an Itol- Moring— ^Trucklnf— Laundry. Apply in- person, 73 wool hand-hooksd or hiraided THOMAS E. ROLLASON. Hartford Fire Dispatch Emergency ' Hundreds of satisfied students. TTour Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Jots done at your convenience. . the many extra rteam heat. Garage. Immediate Notary Public. but the output of each worker has South Church Talk enlng enough to requite new coun- Btyatem, tan chief executive hao porfonped For apimlntment tel. Mitchell Ressonable rates. Mitchell 9-380’2 Storage 20 Summit street. ruga! Get your materials • and WOMAN’S BLACK- coat, Persian Lota for Sale 78 risen 80 per cent. Average annual ter-deflattohary action by the gov­ supplie.a today at Colonial Rem­ advaiftogrii of working for occupancy. Asking $16,000. EIVS Base Statlen Installed such a ceremony. ’Ihls priyiltge 9-2215. BROWN-^BEAUPRE, INC. or 9-9791. Tamb trim. Like new. 5izs 46. 835. income after taxes y(rBs $1,000 a Rev. David M. Shohekab, a ernment. Therefore, I do not Join previouaiy was aeeotded ...... $9.95 •a A CLEAN, Modem Plant Qnly $11,500. Small cash requir­ SOUTH WINDSOR —Large, well aries and a feeling that America Anxlitory to Mrot Seven months remain in the . see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck ^ , Good Transportation -display of guaranteed used refrig­ prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, Union. Apply in per8on\- ■t FRAMING- 2 by 4 to 2 by 10. Tedesco, Mrs. dames McCooe and man cauUpne.d. The best protec­ The Fire Department Auxllliuy town's fiscal year. erators. George H. Williams AS' N otice ed. Gatto and Co., Hartford constructed 7 room Caps Cod. -Miss Beatrice Galligan, ail of' tion i8>tn keep the economy ex­ has a great part to play in ‘ the Sales and Service, 285 Main Mitrhell 9-4298. SHEAHING-1 by 8 (Small truck a A f-RIENDLY 5-9198. Mancheeter MUchell built in 1950. Many extras in­ development of an enlightened A f­ meets tonight at the home of Mrs. Of the appropriation of |S45,fi00 eoclates 260 Tolland Turnpike. Atmosphere Hartford, and Mrs. Walter Bushey panding, he said, not waiting until .s, street. MItjhell 9-4571. Open eve- 1946 FORD 2-DOpR V-8 H.J. HEINZ CO. load lots I • . per M $99.50 OF ANNUAL MEETING 3-6946.. clude new Magee carpeting in rica he has been studying at the Acheson Predicts Harry Cohen for installation of of­ for the water and eewer depart- rrnlng*.------Manchester...... Phone MlUheli PAPERING, .p a i n t i n g , . floor of Long Island, another brother, small recessions atart and then ficers. ‘To be seated are: menU, $116,031.02 remained. 9-3585, Bights MlUheil 3-'7691. .sanding and refinlshing. .Celling-s WINDOWS .-Complete —.av. $14.95 OF MEMBERS a Autnmatlc Cost-of-L|vlng. living room, hallway and master Thomas Galligan. of West . Hart­ trylng.to, reverse them.__ Yale Univeraity Divinity School MANCHESTER—- New six room where he la now finishing his Ph. Unity for West Mrs. Mary Chickey, president Expenditures from the general 1947 FORD'Deluxe: tudor. Radio, McCLURE AUTO COMPANY whitened,..Oil Ollbert Flckett. . 370 TOLLAND .STREET OF Adjastmenta ______,___ bedroom, Venetian blinds, awn­ ford; a aister 4n Minneapolis; and He .continued:— :______— ------—. fund amounted to 81,110J)S0.1S and MANCHESTER — TV^ Service APPALACHIAN OAK FLOORmC r:.:nch, artistically paneled. Tile ings. ." aluminum ' ■“'comijlhaUo'n D. degree in religious education.' He Mrs. Doris Ellison,' vice prfsideht heater. Jet black original finish. .Mitchell .3-6982. MANCHESTER SAVINGS five grandchildren. “ AH experience has taught ua , /■ ------Mrs. Helen Curtin, aecretaryrtrea' commltmanta aa of Jan. 6 wars radio and TV specialists .since EAST HARTFORD ...... per M $195.00 a Many other Big CompSny bath, double closets. Fireplace. storm doors and windows, cover­ Fun'eral services will be held to­ has also trained at Hartford Semi- In nice conditioni throughout, 373 Main Street AND l-OAN ASSOCIATION. School and buv line. Carlton W. that, when the economy atiula to .(ContiHiiMl From Page One) surer; Mrs. Alan Barbrick, cuatOr 82,000,887.15. sy terms. Douglas Motors. 333 1934: House service 'call 83.50. p a i n t i n g , Exterior and interior, PLYSCORD 4 by 8. .per M $160.00 Extra Beneflta ed patio, amesite drive. Vacant. morrow morning at 8:15 from the roll down hill, it becomes progres­ narj, • INCORPORATED Hutchins. Mitchell 9-5132 or Rev. Shodekah has just returneil dian; and Mrs. Margaret Chapman Water Department expendituree sin. . Tel. Mitchell 9-9442 Mitchell 9-2186 day or nimht. paperhanging. . Ceilings reflnish- WANTED - Man to work in recap Asking $15,500. Warren Howland Talhrski Funeral Home, 380 Maple sively .more difficult to check the Acheson said hd thought there are The annual/ meeting of the MItcheir3-6231. to'New ,Haven after a 1.500 mile chaifialn. \ totoled $106,011.48 and commit- - ed. Wflll paper books on request. shop, Good wages, stead.v. work. ALL GRADES OF PLYWOOD Realty, 543 Woodbridge street. avenue, Hartford, followed by a decline. clouds' on the horizon in EiAope. RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. Estimates given.’ Fully insured. AND PLYSCORD! ! ! members of Manchester Savings trip, during which he spoke to Coming Events Sokedoled menta amounted to 873857J1S, ac­ 'J939 OLDSMOBILE. 1940 Oldsmo- Apply in person. Campbell Auto MANCHESTER GREEN—6 room ' Phone Mitchell 3-8600 any time. requiem High Mass in St. Patrick's '"It is far easier, and a far moi-e But he added that there la a much Thtf Timothy Edward* Fellow­ cording to the report. bile, 1940 Lincoln, 1941 Chevro­ 1947 DE SOTO 2-door deliuj* Immediate and efficient service. Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell and Loap. Association:; Incorporat­ Church at 9 o'clock.’.Burial will be church groups, and collected data Supply, 29 Bissell street. Tel.- ed will be held at the office of the'' MERE ARE... ranch with attach^ gar*ge, rewarding task, to maintain the greater awareness Inithls country ship meets tonight at Wolcott let. All completely reconditioned Radio.' heater. 32.005 original Contract or otherwise. Mitchell . 9-1003. * Tile Original and Only Office EAST HARTFORD —Two'famlly in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. "• momentum of a growing economy at many libraries for a history of ' ' e Mitchell 3-5167. in New. Haven. Association, 1007 Main Street, ceramic tile bath; radiant heat. of the dangers of the situation. Chapel. and ready' to' go. See Bob Oliver, miler. ciiean throughoirt, 8800. 9-9273 or MUchell 9-0706. Just a few of the duplex 6-6. Oil hot water heat, Friends may call at the funeral than to reverse a downward missionary work In hit section of . Cites Great Contiiaato p a i n t e r a n d paperhanger. No Manchester, Connecticut on Janu­ Will qualify for 25 year G.I. mort­ Suffield High School’s basketball Center MotOe Sales, 46,1 Main Call owner. Mitchell 9-4344. w a n t e d -.- Man to work part time many, openings two-car garage, excellent condi­ home until 10 o’clock toni(?ht. spiral.” . t West Africe. After completing his c o m p l e t e -R epairs by Stusrt R. Job too small. Phone Mitchell NATIONAL BUILDERS SUPPUES ary 23. 1953 at 7:00 o’clock P. M gage. Immediate occupancy. Ask­ He contrasted the greater public team cornea here Friday night for Hospital Notes . street. - \ in ga.s station, hours 6 p. m. to tion. Immediate occupancy. In­ Not. only more Income but bet studies at the Yele Divinity. School Interest that now exists here In 1940 DODG^ Complete motor job. Wolcott, A-1 Repair. S'aje.s. on • , 420 Davenport Avenue for the following purposes: Grinding Machine Operators ing $14,250. Warren Howland a game with the Ellsworth five. 3-8372. 10 p. m. dail.v. Also man to work New Haven, Conn. come from one side $100 per '(er-distribuled income should be ! he plans to return to teach and Europe’s problems with the more Front end rebushad. wheels bal­ Vi^ashing machines; vacuum clean­ 1. Acceptance of reports: Realty, 543 Woocbrldge atregt. month. Asking $16,.500. Schwartz the national goal, Truman said. : preach in Slerre Leone. Harper Warren Case Patients Today...... 181 Su^ays. See Van for interview. .TELEPHONE STATE 7-3597 Drill |tr^s Operators Dads., 4-Fs Facing „ . , limited interest which he said .Services will be held tomorrow anced and aligned. New muffler, ers, motors, smsll appliances. 2. Election of. Directors. Phone Mitchell 3-8600 any time. Real Estate. Mitchell 3-8274. One-quarter of ail U. S, famillea Mrs. Grace Ferris, aecretary of ^^e near-dlsaster days of ADMITTED YESTERDAY: WU- Welding. 180 Main street. Phone Repairing S3 Van's Service Statiqn, 427 Hart­ from the Center Methodist Church, battery. Brakes x4lined. Coven­ S.. Tp consider and take action . Electricians. Hartford'iS-5138. - had less than $2,000 of spendable Missionary Education, h® ‘h llam Zixka, WUHmantlc; Elbert MifcheH 3-'S597...... ford-Road-. . ■ .... upon A proposal that thie By-Law's ROLUNG' PARK— Six rooms, two East Hartford, for Harper Warren try Pilgrim 2-6827. MATTRESS Your old'mattressea' Dfjiinonds— Watclies— partly finished, fireplace, full cel­ Chance of Draft income in 195) i he said. A third Charge of the program and the Atwood, 729 North. Main atireat; ’■ CLEARANCE SALE of the As.sociation be altered' in Bullard Operators of them had ddbts, and the Ceza, 66, a retired tobacco farmer, ’^arold Williamson. Bolton;'‘Mrs. CARPENTER Work of al! kind-s rieriiized and remade like new. MAN W a n t e d for general fa o Jewelry 48 lar,' combination storms, shed i Wanted— Real Estate 77 Willing Workers will be the hostess : Acheson urged that Ameri- 1942 CHEVROLET deluxe club the following respect; jnedian,. or. middle, famil.v. in. this who was f()und dead in his car .,|)yce. Hale.,J84A Garden., drivlj ONE OWNER GARSv > ■coupe.- radW! "heater.' Good ■ me- .Floors-sanded and finished. . No Call Jwies 'Furniture. And, Floor tpry w.or-k,. -Apply. ,Ka-KUbr. Cipt4 Engtoe Lathe. Operators .4lormeL-hoi.,water,, oil- Excellent, TOmtimied From. Tage 'Gne) gtoup...... fcana should not become obseaaed hlonday "'atferoddn.' The Car v/iSs' Covering.'36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. “Toy Co.. 60 Hilliard street. LTCONARD -W. YOST, Jeweler; re* • Artirig'-VTH arcti'nh-l.'Shafei CABK BUYERS wkitlifig fOr 4, 8, group had less than $10 in liquid . I with the dlfticulUea, ’ There haa ’ urthey' Cue, 140 Benton stfsiet; ALL WINTERIZED ^ chanloal condition. .Winterised. Job too small: Phone Mitchell Add the following paragraph: condition. $12,600. Gatto and) Co.. assets, not counting currency. parked in a. tobacco shed. pairs, aojusts watches expertly, Material Handlers _ ; 6 and seven ."foom singles and been great progress in building de- .ances Sonego, 128 Oak( Grove 8300. Phone,. MMc»1«M 9.'8784.. ^ • tafOifamily fwnsws -the. na,Udnal, drajt ,ahe. ; ■■■ A .report -by ■Or. :-JRohert.Br. 'Kiee» .. .Elyjnwilh . C»anbro«lC,-a«h’ 'WANTEI>:-''Rody ■•aird'''fetid«r' re­ ReBsonabir:‘ 'Pri«^:><»pen> 4 c.): . Short Term-Barings Shares ia':'teasible 'witHm.;'a'''deeatdc Mpther,ft Daughter fenae and lii /a(lvah(dhg. street; :"MrW"daeanDr.Heaae,-'.;fi06: Thursday eveninga 129 Spruce — Shares i:^sued in connection with states may get nt)ore control over to raise all the families whose in­ ney,-medical - exeminer,-said- that North Elm rtreeti Mn. Barbara. , tbupe. rtidio and heater—one own- 1946 CHEVROLET four-door ■RUBBISH . and Ashes removed. Private Instructions 28 pair man. stead.v work, good Brnch Workers Belton. Coventry and Vernon. and economic,unity, he aaid. - low mileage. , . i .. . .wages..,Api;^: to, Joseph-XfiwtniU: ,.aU:eefc.MJtc.heU..9,:4?8'^.-: - which payment: may. .HqWfACtLIL.. HAsUng*,,,.. Mltritejl SeiecUve 'Seifvice. when: the. :Bisenft. comes a.re-nqw'bejow^ death was; ejuMpd by cacbqn mon­ Gifford, 83 . lila c. . atreet; . .John . sedan, radio, heater, gq<^ ;tir«i|.; Parking^lojjs fitjud'driye wAj'x-ploui- -U rj. GOVERNBIENT JoVsl Min,' A ' Z&tHSr HigrMand "Parlf- School -XOne reason for flirtiniism about' ■ 1951 Fiymouth.,.~'Casahcidga..lSuh. Sollmene, .rhc,, 634 Center atreet. Dftmade'afthe option of the Mem­ ^JanUors"'^'”” '* 9-1107. r bower "administration’ comes to nualiy to that leveC” he aaid. "We oxide. Fire Chtof Enes, itccording. Brennan, 89 Chestnut street; Oarp -■.C6n31lfbn''giob3.'''jiTtcheir 9-2587. ed. Immediate service, jreasonabte VTom'en 18-50. Start high as 872 ■ b« cU o i l '7 room (iotonial with den t the' futhre, Acheson said, is the fact :,^Coupe, radio and heater. • Real ..rates. Phone Mitchell ■ 9-06,50. ber to -be repurchased within 15 and lavatory on 1st floor. Three shoufd set this as a target for a to State police.:^orked. more, than Goulette, Andover: Tbomaa Hage- week. Thousands of jobs open TELEVISION Serviceman wanted. Garden— Farm— Dairy e Tool and Die Makers „ CONSIDERING SELLING power. ba.sic American standard of living I that pracllical work among the Eu .clean car. months and on which no dividenis bedrooms an(I tile bath on nd. New lyindon, Jan: 14- iP '-- MrS. an hour with the' .nhalator in an now, M Cooper atreet. 1951 Dodge Wayfarer—2 door se­ BUY THE BF^T FOR LESS! now! Cap you qualify? Free, in­ Bench work. 44 hours, $80. 'Write need be paid. 2 YOUR PROPERTY? "We have been non-political,’’ for all within a d()iade. ; ropean nations haa shown the move Troducts 50 e Sheet Metal Mfchanlca Hot water oil heat. Owner, leaving Martha Lewis. 39. and her daugh-, ! toward unity, to be whai. he called attempt to revive Ckae: ADMITTED TODAY: Julius . dan, radio and heater, Gyromatlc formation on jobs, salaries, de- Box S. Herald. Without obligation .to you. we Hershey said, "I have not had "In fact, this would require less 1951 Studebaker Champion 4-Door. Honsehold Serviem 4. To transact any other busi­ ter, Mrs. Edna Lewis Gerow, 18, ; a real, and vital force .Itt the mid Following" funeral, ritro at. 1 J?.' Strong Andovsr; Dana HayWard. ' drive. , lail.s. Write Today! IJncoln Instl- e Precision Machinists town. Priced to sell at $16,800. will approtse or make you a cash (>CcaBi6n to talk ..with Gen. Eisen- than half the total gain in per­ Radio, heater. Overdrive. Two to Offered 13-A ness proper to come before such began today serving an indefinite ; 20lh Century. m. tomorrow, burial will follow in 171 St. John street. ‘ 1950 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door ae- ti.te, Pekin 7,‘Illinois. WANTED—Men for furnace and U. S. NUMBER 1 potatoes. Bryan meeting, Elva Tyler, Agent. MItchsll 9-4469 offer for property. See ui before h(5w*ef but I knew,him as Chief of sonal incomes we can achieve, choose from. ,* Spinners e Scrapers term in the State Farm for Women . Acheson said he believes the de­ Wapping Cemetery. BIRlrtlS YESTERDAY: a dan, black, real clean car. FLAT FINISH Holland window heating work. Experienced or Brothers. Mitchell 9-7037. ' ROBERT, J. BOYCE you aell. Staff and I think he la primarily leaving more than half for raising daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1950 Studebaker Champion Star: T-'ANCHESTER—Four r66m home) interested in performance. ^1 -be­ at Niantic.. cision on the fate of Julius and Lodge Installa Officers ’ 1950 Dodge Coronet 4-door' 3e- shades m ade,.to measure. All helpers. Call Mitchell 9-5844. . ___ -Secretary e Many Others BRAE-BURN REALTY still further the incomes of familler The folldwing officers'of Ever­ Ryan, 70 Vernon street; a aon. to "dan, radio, heater, gyromatlc drive. light Coupe. Radio, hea^r,'Over­ Mortgages 31 with recreation room, garage, lieve the new administration will already above this basic standard." The widow and the stepdaughter, Ethel Rosenberg, convicted atomic drive. metal Venetian blinds at a new January 14, 19.53 Phone MItcheIl.3-6273. • green Lodge AF end AM were U); Mr. and Mrs. Henry KraJensU, 50 ; One owner car. '• Household Goods 51 workshop and chicken c(x>p. L,arge tend to return more power to the Points Out “Gaps” of a I-«dyard house painter, they ; gpies,' would have no effect on 1949 Studebaker Champion 2-|>oor. low price. Keys made while you FIRST AND Second mortgages Salesmen Wanted S6-A lot with 172’ frontsge. This is a states, decentralize power, that is." pleaded guilty yesterday in Su­ American foreign relations stalled Monday night at ceremonlaa I'Hirch etreet. ■'■ 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe Tudor Se. , vfait Ma.'low's LTSTINOfl Wanted. Single, two- He pointed to other "Importsnt perior Court tp manslaughter BIRTHS TODAY: a daughter to dan. Low mileage. . | Radio, heater. bought for our own account. Fast,, cutle and only 17.900. Manchester ' family. three-family buaineai gaps” in the national well-being; Acheson told reporters ther*ahas held in Masonic Temple. AN HONEST PERSON charges in connection with his axe Mairter. Myron F. Burr; senior Mr. end Mrs. Allen HeikkUa, S3 1950 Ford Chassis and Cab, i 1947 Studebaker Commander Star­ confidential service. Manchester WHO’S GOING HOUSEKEEPING Don’t Wait! Act Now! —Five room Cape OxtT one year property. Have many cath buy­ He called one quarter of all tity been Communist agitation to pre­ WEAVING of bum?, moth holes WANTED old. Full shed-dofmer, tile bath. death last June 7. warden, Francis. B. Andross; Jun­ Wadsworth street: a abn to Mr. • model F-6. heater, good tires: .1 light Coiipe. Radio, heater. Over- and torn clothing, hosiery, runa, Investment Coro., 244 Main St. THAT'S VVHAT I WANT We nerd Ranch Homee, ers. Mortgages arranged. Pltaae housing, and more of farm hous­ vail on President Treman to grant excellentTOflditidn. Many extras, They had been Indicted for sec­ ior warden, Merle Tapley; treas­ and Mrs. Arthur Peck. Rockville. 1949 Dodge Wayfarer 2-door Se- ‘ . drive. handbag's repaired, zipper re­ Phono Mitchell 3-.5416, TO TAKE OVER Colonials and Cape Cods 'Apply at yhe call George L Graziadlo. Real­ Public Records ing, substandard. Sums spent re­ clemency to the condemned Roaen- FULL OR PART-TIME Iinnjodtate occupancy. A good ond degree murder for the slaying urer, Emil E. Gothring; secretary; DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Man, heater. 1947 Plymouth S-Paasengec Coupe. placement, iimbtellas repaired, UNPAID BALANCE at fair prices for oor cash tor. MIt(meII 9-5878. 109 Henry cently for schools and hoapitals bergs. but beyond thl" agitation Beverly Batsie, 509 TOIland turn­ ■I 1949 Plymouth 4-Dbor Special j (1^1812.600. Manchester, Dutch of Herbert I.«wls, Jr. .Bernard Ellis; senior deacon; ' Radio, heater. men’s ahirt Qollars rever.'wd and SALESMAN MONTHLY PAYMENTS cuatomcra. Quick aen-lce NEW EMPLOYMENT street. Warrantee Deeds are le.'is, as a percentage of total ■ .The nransl((Ughler pleas were ac­ he believed there woufd 1)6 no fur­ pike; Jeffrey Aborn. Itockrille; DeLuxe. Radio'A'nd. heater. Low Help Wanted— Female 35 $21.63 —no red tape. colonial, nice location, one-car •spending, than in 1939. Many fam­ ther impact on foreign relations. Charles Nielson. - ju n ior' deacon; ihileage. 1946 Ford V-B 2-Door. Radio, heat- replaced.'Marlow’s Little Mending Melvin O. Hewijt and Millicenf S. cepted by Judge Thomas E. .Tro- Mra. Jean Stevenson and son, 378 er- Shop. WANTED- Two girls for general NEW FURNITURE AND OFFICE garage g(wd size lot. Full price LIST YOUR home with E and E ilies ."still suffer from malnutri­ land upon recommendation of Campaign for Ctomency David 'Trjpp'; senior steward, Nor­ HilUard street; Mra. Anna Lopea, ft 1949 Ford V-8 Station Wagon. Hewitt to Edward P. McCartan and man Brdck; junior (steward, Earl laundry work. No phone calls. Selling Experience Preferred APPLIANCES ••SoiiUi Plant” ^ ' $12,900. "Manchester — dfarrlson Agency for the attention and sale Anni P. McCartan, property on tion." ' Five million worker! lack State's Attorney Robert P. Ander- ' The contention that the United 46 Wedgewood drive;. Edward . Clean car. 1941 Chevrolet 4-Door SadM. colonial. All kinds of extras. Ex- unemployment insurance. About ffanford; chaplain, Arthur Allen; 1941 Chevrolet 2-Door Sedan. Apply in person. Maple , Dry which is now-in storage— JARVIS REALTY 366 MAIN STVfiEBI’ that you want^and expect. Man- Lilac street. - • aon. ( k I States would be damaged abroad ^ le , 9 pemihg atreet; Richard .1948 Chevrolet Fleemaiater, radio ^Building— Contracting 14 Excellent Opportunity . originally sold to a young couple ' elusive neighborhood for full In­ chft'tef MUchell or Mltch- half of all' families "find difficulty if the two are executed has figur­ organist. Edward ’Tapley; tiler, -’shd heater. Club cou p e^ Cleaners and Launderers, 72 (foitneit Hai^ntfl^' Stanilard Quit CliUm Deed Anderson said Mrs. Gerow. In Gallagher, 99 Lakewood ctrda; Studebaker Sales and Service Maple street. For Good Man but unfortunately are ,hot getting nioM MI-3-4112 ' formation on above properties eH'9-8715. ■• \ ' Joseph Macri to Aiigellne L. Fer- in meeting, .the cost of .essential the presence of her mother.-struck [ ed In the campaign for clemency. >rltpn L. Porter and marshal, Mrs. Minnie Barnsley, 30«. Porter 1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe, WE BUILD, remodel, repair. No married call the'Elsworth Mitten Agency. medical care." . John.Nielson. . -radio and heater. 4 door, sedan. rigno, property on St. John street. I-iCwis with th? blunt end of an axe A delegation urged th(; State de­ street; Mrs. Maig^ret SchiSldga, CHORCHES MOTOR SALES job too small. We also specialize x c e l l e n t BEDROOM SUITE . ' - . Realtors Mitchell 3-6930. We have clients waiting to "Standards of adequacy change T. Welter Reichard, grand chap­ Voyr mileage. Nice car. E Permanent, posltloq' I>eaae as he slept in their home,. ' '^■. partment last 'veek to accept this 613 Mein street in cabinets. Wm. T. Crossban, open iif small progressive manu­ Call Mitchell 9-3773 UVING ROOM SUITE with the times," Trinhan'went on. Tlie length of the women's terms lain, was iiistallatiort officer along 1941 Dodge 4-Door Sedan. so Oakland Street Six ro(»m buy homes in Manchenter. Try Town of Manchester to American V.iew -in any recommendations DISCHARGED TODAY: Daplet building contractor. Blltchell facturing company for a capable 5-PC. DINETTE SET a MANCHESTER - Red*-Cross. prop>erty at ** Center "What is enough in a 250 billion will he decided by the trustees of I-which might be made to the White with James W. Maher, grand mar­ , '• lb41 Plymouth Special Deluxe Tel.. Xntchell 9-9483 FOR APPOINTMENT PRAHA WHITNEY ail hardwood O’Brien, 79 Welle street: Mra, 9-1253. pefson tor cost'accounting work "PHILCO" ELECTRIC REF. rbnial. Fireplace, street, one year beginning. Jan. 1 dollar edonomy is not enough in j jj,, farm, House. Offlicials told the group shal; both are past masters of Mary Darico, Rockville;'7obn Oal- Club Coupe. Radio, heater, price floors, t)ie bath and extra lava­ US for result.s. and pricing. ' Typing ' essential. •’BENGAL” COMB. RANGE AIRCRAFT for $1. , • a 350 billion dollar ecohpriiy, and Anderson said inveatigalhm had then that tpe State - department Manchester Lodge No. 73. Past |jahan, 34 Oliver road; hCareba 1 ^ .low. •’NORGE” WASHER tory, oil' hot water heat. Tills will be rtlll less than enough in a ; produced evidence from neighbors , Knowledge of operating Bur­ "Dlriaion of 'Untteil Aircraft '' Mkrriage IJcemw .would agree at th^ time only to masters of Evergreen Lodge occu­ S im o n e , 192 Highland "Mrewt . 1941 Plymouth Tudor Special De- Roofing— Siding 16 ‘•HOOVER” VACUUM ' home is brand new and in an ex­ 400*0/1 hiiKnnbillion nr or .*i(w)500 hiliinnbillion dollar#ir,Uar I [hat’Lew.is had used extreme cruel­ . Luxe. Black. Anto AecempritM— TirM. f roughs bookkeeping machine Female 38 WANTED Corporatton , - CARROLL-DRIGGS Ralph Earlan Whitneck, Hilliard pass on the clemency plea to “ap­ pied the chairs during the first Joseph Bleleckl, RoCkviHe, WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and helpful. Five day - 40 hour week, “ EMERSON” TELEVISION East Hartford 8, Ctma. cellent .location and* priced right. atre'et, and Olady'a EMa Regina, .142 economy." ’ ty on- both women on huAireds of part, of the ceremoniea but relin­ . 1941 Pontiac Tudor. Gray.. Situations Wanted>r- ' Sealy mattress and box spring: AGENCY Urgiqg- (hat aqcial se(!lirlty ben­ propriate” 'government authori­ Francea T rom bI^t..llU WINTER TIRES— Pennsylvania siding. Highest quality ma­ E. A E. Agency, - Manchester a- * Middle turnpike east, Jan. 24, oceSaiona. quished them as eich member of 1941 Ford 8 Club Coupe. Radio with other benefits which I will Mohawk rugs, inlaid, lamps, tables, 4 or 5 rooms, iwfiiniMiod efits be brought more nearly '.into ties./ atreet; Thomaa. Cleat, Goodyear Suburbanite and terials. Workmanship guaran­ be glad tb discuss at a per.iossiblo, 9-871!5.' ' Building Permits man,' public defender, told the his station. Clinton etreet: Mrt- ttUh . PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY ' Open Weekdays standard of I.iving. the President court: weeks- haa sought energentically ■•'■ft! sylvania and Bowers batteries. t ing to do fit home. Phone Mitchell 754 Main Street To J. Douglas Dumas for altera-, 122 School Btnset;_]|^ MMtor. Make ua an offer. street. Mitchell 3 4850. ford 8-2181. The Noble and West­ HARTFORD 6-0358 SIX a n d Six, Oil heat. Modern to )^ounter agitation for clemency Fraa roa3 serrice. .Terms on all 9-5635» tlona and additions to garage.and aaii'erted, that'auch improvement 'This___ __is the ___ first time___ that 1 brook- Manufacturing Company, AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 by profouionol man and 8 A. M. t(9 5 P. M. . kitchens. Neat and clean. Fine lo­ which it deemed Communist-inspir­ Maachester Evening Herald Ashwell and eOB, Rteml CONNBCnOtJT Valley Constnic- East Hartford or office at 255 Broad street, $100. Would have economic as well as have ever been oonfron/ed wifh an J o a e p ^ Kssta afiO, products The Budget Center, 91 East Hartford. SEE IT DAY,OR NIGHT cation. Near bus and scliool.'Carl­ social beneflU. saying: actuql grOundawell of public opin- ed. In Europe .particularly the Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ SOLIMENE, INC. Center street. ' f , tion. Guaranteed roofs apd siding. Situations Wanted— family of 3. To Ward F. Strange for altera- nie .OoUins, .toiephsM Mltohan land road; Krw AS ■ I Dodge and Plymouth Cara If you have no-meana of tranapof' , . Saturdaya * ’ ton W. Hulchini). Mitchell 9-5132' 'Manchester MltcMll 8-4480 tiena and additions to dwelling at "For if the millions of our peo- [ion favorable to the accused rathSr Voice of America and other gov Aluminum 'storm windows and WOMEN—You can earn $2 per. Male 39 tation I’ll send my auto for you, ■ T . . ' ; erhmsn( ioforiaation agsnclM 8-MlW aalek. fil Odt Deoga Job Rated Tn^cka USED SOUTHWIND deluxe «M guttera All men protected by in­ hour as full or part 'Urns repfS' or Mitchell 3-6231. Evanihga 82 White atreet, |SO0. ' i pie who are beyond'working age than, to the vlcUm.” «?4 Canter-.Street, No obligation! «ar heater^A-1 condition, orl surance, Three yealra to pay. Free sentative. - Write District, Hafta- HANDY m a n with 3-4 ton pick-up 1 8 A . M. to Noon v Pyina MltcheU 8-5101 ally 829.95, now 812.50. Mltc A—L-K —E—K—T—’—8 I PHQI^E Ml.3.512,1 eatimmtes. Call MUchell 3-7180. ger. Box ?7, North Branford, truck wants part time work, 43 Allyn St.. Hartford' T- V A M a Plaead to Buy Uaed Cara. 8-5210. Alfred piarest,) Owner. F Conn. days. Coventry Pilgrim 2-77|l. ' ' i '

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...... U . II. I... WEDNESDAY, JjU T O A R T U, W W Average Daily Net Preaa Run FAME The Weather ■ F o r tbo Week feoded Feieeuat of tt. & Wouthdr Bawd# -r -: ilatt(I|fBtfr lEtirntug Iffralli Jo«. I*. ItOl • / * - ' ■ "V M . " ■. 'V The Mary M,cClure group o f the 10,853 Mootly. elbody, ndld tauEglHr Second OongregatibriSTV 'womSn*'s Hearing Jan. 27 tANO SURVEYING mCOMi TAX i -miuimum - lu" tow Wm. - -FirldBp- "About Town League will meet Friday at 8 p. m. > ntllS4lAlliRAS 4 Have pour taxea compute^ oo Member of ibe Aodlt cloudy, lulld. loSe ihowera Miely. with Mrs. Haseii B. Ham, 77 Con- For Building Lincs^ k FLASH BULBS. CASES, 4 Edward L Davis, Jr. checked by a quaUfled * « a c^ Bureau of Cirenlationa wird/road; Mre.' Raymond .Colpltts- r*Tr*‘*r* ***teliell 8-J418.. Manchester— A City of Villajge Charm A-ilC H»U*rt * . dowdy, "*011.ro« fe MOVIES.-TABTS' M 'Regfotenri^ ‘Eahd Siirveyo^^ for appointment er atop la.pt Mr. »nd Mr«. E*U« H. Cowdy of a ^ Mrs. David Williams will be' bbStesees. Date for the public hearing on ; $ Arthur D ins Storts j 15 Proctor Baud , Manchester 244 Main Streel. Avalla^e at | ■olton. roiul. h u returned to Sbep^ (Cloaotflad Advartialuf oa Page I f) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 15^195.1 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICX FIVE C E jfpi^ «krd Air Force Beee, Tex„ after. the eBtablishment of building lines | TEL. MITCHELL 3-7019 your convenieiice. 1 VOL; LXXII, NO. 89 P. Howard Eddison of 418 Por­ along narrow streeta off ■ Main 1 ■Madinr « 15 day furlouRh at hU '' ' ' ter street has returned after street has beeh set as Jan. 27, Green Stamps’Civen With , ' Sm m , He Uaveled 'by American Joaeph lAitz, chairmen of the Town I AirUnea. ^ spending a week at the furniture mart In Chicago. Mr. Eddiaon la a Planning Commission, said yester­ An election of offlcem^Waa held buyer for the G. E. Keith Furni­ day. ture Company, Inc. 'The building lines set up by Plan- ^ Cash Sales THURSDAY ’f a t t r a i y tor'tKv icraduatinit clewi nlng Engineer- Wilfred' Maxwell - o f Bt,- Jamee’ School. The following would prevent owners of property : %«re elected: Robert Calhoun. American Legion Auxiliary at Locust, Maple, Park and Forest, PMBMwt; WUllam Johneton, vice members are requeated to meet to­ streets from beginning construction HALE'S PNaident; Mary/ Moriarty, tree* night et 7:S0 et the.QuIsh Funeral SHOP THURSDAY u. s. of buildings too close to the street ^ Ger.'* and NwiCy Costello, secre Home to pay their respects to Juli­ line. ' ■tary.. . / ’ us Chsgnot. whose daughter. Mrs. Town officials, expect the lines, i f ; P O R Y O U R Marcel Donse, is a member of the established, Would make it unneces-' ■eWef Police Herman O. auxiliary. sary in'the future to purchase land ■ •Bcheiitoi Will speak'on the obedi­ for street widening after buildings ence training o f dogs end wUl haye A pure-bred oat owned by Mrs. have been begun on the land. Witt Wm a dor that he has trained Louise Knowiton of 157 Pitkin The purchase, voted by the Board , nC&emeetlnr of the CosmopollUn 'street was among .250 cats and of Directors, of a 7 by 110* foot strip ; Ion C S u b > Friday afternoon at 2:S0 at kittens of all breeds that partici­ of land at Main and Pearl streets FITTED SHEETS the Center Church. Members of the pated last week in the Empire Cat for $15,000 brought forth consider­ elu^ are aaVed to bring books for Club’s 38th snnusi championship able criticism. American Archbishop Elevated tKe.Bouth American project show at the Hotel Roosevelt In The land was bought after a British Nip Pope Gives New York Oty. building had been begun there. 41 Persons ' Tho GFB-Sponsors and the Altar TYPE 180 LADY PEPPERELL' l Qulhl 'Of St. Mary’s Cburch wjU Children’s modern dance hold a.jmnt meeting at the church classes, sponsored by the Men- OR PACIFIC CONTOUR ‘ ^ Bonn Nazis^ Red Hats to Mr Friday night at 8 o’clock. The chester Branch of the Hartford program' will consist of slides on PRESCRIPTIONS In Commuter Jam County YWCA, are scheduled to COMBED PERCALE SNUSFIT FITTED SH6ETS "The Holy ICueharist” and “ Com­ start Friday at the Community Y ^CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED' Arkwright 60 gauge dark munion ■Vessels and Vesting of the seam full fashioned nylons Revival Bid 17 Prelates and next Wednesday, Jgn. 21, at T W IN BED 2 Ex-GIs Gitc^ I ^ e ^ '’ Refreshments will be the West Ride Rec. Anyone in­ Arthur Drut: Storts with reinforced heel ahd toe Washington, Jan. 15— fr served by the hostesses: Mrs. terested may contact Mrs. Albert for e.xlra wear. . nattering SIZE ...... - A ru naw ay passen ger train, I P ^ ^ hed the station through the Vatican City, Jan. 15— (/P) Kvelyn Lambert. Miss Hasel Hutchings or' Mrs. Ewaid Jackie, new winter ahades. 2.99 »3.29/ Bonn, Germany, Jan. 15—- Wgahington, Jan. 15—(/P)—The United States todiyif^Ms : Qreenaway and Miss Edna Ken­ (F)— In a surprise midnight its hpm Screeching a warn-j passengers estimated Ita apeed — Against a background of cused a Soviet embassy official of master-minding a nedy.' Fwoop, British police arrested ing, crashed through a bar-' variously os. between, 30 and 50, blazing light and the color Atlantic siiy plot against ,U, B. military, aecreta. Iiro. A six former Nazis and accused rier into Union Station to- miles an hour. of m^ieval pageantry, P b^ Chroi Bobyk of 40 White street TYPE 140 LADY PEPPERELt ,!«v At loaat 41 emenrencv the long, continuous warn- cans studying in Vienna under the G. I. Bill of Righta' them of”'plotting to regain t la j. A t least 4i emergency , Only Pius XII today plac^ the indicted a* hla aganta. In Vienna,?------— ------r-*- . and Carolyn y. Estey of 28K 234848482348235353532353534853482348484823484823532323532353 \ SNUGEIT FIHED SHEETS___, Oarden drive, seniors at the School power in western Germany. patients r— some passengers . (-o^coufga foor Cardinals' red hat on the U. 8. oouccea said a third Ameii? ] mt lidueation, Boston University in $ 1 . 0 0 British Public Safety officera, and some bystanders— were! aaved a heavy human toll, heads of 17 of the 24 Roman can had been arrested there and | Boetm*. Maas., are compleUng Pair 'TWIN BEp .. FULL BEDu osalated by armed n^ltary police, rushed to hospital but almost. Had the floor not given way, the Catholic Cardinals he created that “aubetanttal numbers’’ of oth­ tlUr.piAetioe teaching this semes March of Dhnes hauled the men out of their homes ers probably would bo picked up, SIZE ...... SIZE S e • a 0 • • mirariiloiiKtv no one was re- would have plowed on into this week. at legst for quealioning, In the Aer peim tb.gnduOtmg in June $2.89 s3.09 id. the..Hamburg imd. Xhiwridp.rf .1 . the main poasongkr waiting.room, ' Among ' those - honored in the ftn*l sfoaaTilhg df art interhatlWial areas, in the British occupation ported killed. concourse separates the ceremony in St. Peter’s great Chapman Court, No. 19^ Order of cone, and carted them off to an Frank J. McCarthj^ assistant sheds from the Soviet eepionage ring. R o c k s BaalUca was the United States’ . . OmhajuI . RacaU ...... ‘Amardnthi will meet'in Uie Maso­ undisclosed Jail. . ' proper. It usually la crowded -with- first far-westeiii Prlhce'“6f lha nic Tstaj^e Friday night at 7:46 TYPE 128^ PEPPERELt RED LABEL Threat to Allies Railroad, aald the station master gg^pjy.n^oming commuters, but the Church — James Francis CTardInal Here in WaBhington, tha Stata 'After the buainess session an en H,teAlistem Soviet officials. Morahol Raymond Roberta^i % 52a79 81x108 snow whlpp'l^ up* blizzard condi- the United SUtes line A3 s In the other accident, In lower Boatou Post Road (Route 1). a "It blew Robnrte b q ^ 20 Below Mora than 200 flghter-bombera other new Cardinals — the Anoa- Attirck on Nine indictment goes back to 1949 when New York harbor, the 8,27T‘-ton fr'bm four Air Force wings and tollc Nuncio* to Snaln. France and proposal which for., year* ha$,i the wlnMw Our W|sidi reitalr tarvks h 'Hie temerature plunged more up considerable contro-1 Verber was already in AuatriR. and . than 20 degrees below zer^in parts United States line frelghter,- one Marine air group pounded five Portugal and two Spanish prelates. stirred under the wreclutge/*'BoeiviO mtSi ImS, Jwllabla,.law sett. All accuvee him of (MllciUng infor­ ”Wn'Anally got hint out, of North Dakota and-Montaha and .Amerlcoa Leader, and the 8;1S1- key bridge* on the main supply Red Pres* Hits SpeilnMn' ic^^t Doctors perts end repairs guaranlMd. < AJ A RECORD LOW SELUNG PRICt A ton Waterman Steamship Lines route from Red Manchuria to Com­ 'The throiighway is Intended t o . mants on U. 8. secreta. think he is critically hurt.” - t $ a cold wave was forecaat for Min­ The attacks besetting the church relieve congestion of the heavily ^ In t>M aame year, Verber te We aim ramolch oimI re- ARTHUR GODFREY SAYS- nesota, Iowa and weat central ahd freighter Chickasaw colUd^ In munist armies 'at the front. An eye-wltneea said he a a s r il^ from Communism were underlined traveled Post Road. j THOMAS P. WHITNEY alleged to have tu e n information Brief peerii, replace and re- northwest W i s c o n s i n . ^ the murky weather. The Ameri- It was the fifth 'daylight raid here today when a I(ome Com- /B y men Sung “bursting out eg ' X*B Leader apparently was hnd- Lodge told newsmen that h e, Moscow, Jan. 15 — (/P) $(oa- about a U. g. Air Force Installa­ front.” . ,-Vj, ooi fomt. •Hundreds of schools.were closed since Friday, when the Air Force muniat newspaper lashed at Fran­ eonaldered the study commission’s IF'^amaged. began the series Of night and day tion. It is also alleged that he Broksn gUss, rsfrlgetmton, in the .storm area. Plane flight.* cis Cardinal Spellman of New York . reiYorl. made public recently, "a ^cow newapaeprs renewed editorial “ took, obtained anid received" aff Own on B fin t Look for the were cancelled in Minneapolia-St. Ndqe of the vessels-sank. assault*. A reconni*ance pilot re­ —who ^ew here from Korea—as I rgniarkahly good reTX>rt.’’ attacks today against nine Soviet vision seta ahd wasmng anddaeg M ei^ h lle, the Const Oiuird ported today "the whole area Is intelligence report. were blown aU over the street;” t e "dp” symbol an ihe dial. K Relox, girls •. . Paul and alrllnera by-p a s s e d a ‘^haplaln of aggr^slon.” | Lodge aald he had-discussed the doctors and their alleged foreign Among a p e ^ c counta against Omaha. Icy roads stalled bus said the^LO.OOO-ton tanker Esso beat up.” said. M you don't hovo o brookpreof The newspaper, n Paese. also highway program with OOP legt*- backers accused...... of plotting .4o Ponger'U one that he weht to travel in the western half of Iowa. W'lbnldgtoir..ran aground in the B-26 Invaders hit tl;e badly bat­ charged that the consistory la live leaders Just before meet' OvroPowor Mointprinf M wM dense fog of lhj» lower harbor. , g shorten the lives of Russian polit­ Salzburg, Austria, in January, Many cars were stalled in Minne­ tered target are* last night. '•emphasized above all the politi­ with the newsmen. 1951, to meet an employe of the sota, the. Dako.tas and parts of The ferryboat- (eft St. George, The Fifth Air force reported ical and military leaders on west­ oast you Bttlo to install M. cal a.spec$8 of the. church,” At the The proposed Fairfield (Winty ern orders. ^ U. 8. on-a mission to,arrange for ...... MADE TO SELL AT $59.9S Fiberglas Ci^aini Staten Island, with Its custon^ U.Av . Sabre Jeta deatroysd. two thi'ough'wav would-he part of a , ary moming load of commuters (The' 'ffovlet press "had remained the employe to meet with Novikov (Continued on Page Five) MlGs. probably destroyed a third (Contlnned on Page Four) ilR 4.000.060 super highway pro­ in Washington. for Manhattan and rah into the and damaged two others in three silent'yesterday on the arrest of BidletiQS gram recommended by t)|e com­ th< group - - most of them Jews — The indictment aayS that Novi­ Ha]e'.s prices— have tumbled to a new low for this sea­ Amerlnui Veteran at 7:49 a.m- dogfights during the day. mission. The entire super hlgh- (e.4. t.) between the famed accused of killing Andrei A. Zhda­ kov did mqet with this unnamed from (he AP Wires FLBRAY son— Every coat hba been mafked down frqm oUr hwn One Red Jet was downed snd one w'sv system would be supported by U. S. employe in Washington in never need ironing I Brannan Sees statue and hlonhatton. damaged near Siiiho reser\olr— nov and Alexander' .1. Sekerbakov ' MANCHESTER’S OLDEST .stock. ■ Father Feeney toll*. and of trying.to murder other Rtu-, April, 1951. Copt. 'Robert^ Lathrop, the northeast of Sinanju—in a morning The commission also recom­ Paid far Data ferry skipper, reported afterward clash. The other claims re'sulted start leaders ' through Improper APPROVAL OBIVB 8XOWE ESTABUiSHED JEWELER mended a long range free road tcratment. The silence, i n '‘‘con­ Thera is an accusation, too, that WMMngtom Jon. { • f ' Farmer Curbs that there was “ no psuilc, but_ from separate air battles north of Bares Warning program costing 1191.000,000. It Verber gave money to a' U. 8. am some excitement.” Sinanju In the afternoon. would be financed with regular trast to the trumpeting play given Exkanettve lenete eanaeilMee fm -M m lii S t—Tel. MI-S-MI7 the original announcement Tues­ ploye In 1949 for Information. qneetlealag er Cteifes X . Wife . . . iust wash and hang, The ferry snd the American ■The MlGs that Jumped the highway department revenue, At the Pentagon here, on Army . ■. BWtte Ilieater'Bulldlng Misses' Coats 111 Export Drop day, aroused widespread western son. preelilent elect EliMhiwj In Vatican Call Lodge.Yalrt he was not ready to speculation I. „ . spokesman sold military intelli­ Mr's ebeiee far Semetoey eC Die (ConGnued on Page Flyy) (Continued on Page Five) in 7 quick minu tes I ^ Etomand Strict Security gence hod been wise for several fense, tedny atowed deWn $te (Continued on Page FlS'e) Washington, Jan. 15—CP)—Sec; Cambridge. Maaa., Jan. 16—(Art All today's editorials called for drive far guide genete. etereval Junior Coats / ■ retary Brannan. in his final r*- heightened:) vigilance, agalpst for­ (OontiBned on Page SSiventoen) •f an et the new enhtaet e n tis^ -...“ That’s righttThescmarvelous' The, Rey, l4>onard J, Feeney... w)io. " 'port' as head'of the Agriculture de­ was deprived of his priestly func­ eign. .ajile* atid demanded the 'Hi^vrm«r''aev.' DeiWIiw’ ' curtains save lime, labor, and temperl partment. said today farmer* face tions four years ago in a contro­ wrictest security In the handling MdUiy ef Oregsn. wen DELUXE restrictions on production unless Ike's Discussion of T-H of state secrets. The government and nnaalmmia nppr Women's Coats . . -No troning, 410 Starching, no. - versy over Catholjc dpgmA. said R AF Planes Crash, • tfi'ey cAh keep big foreign*markets today he was' warned of excom-' News TidWts iiet\’st>ar»er Tsvestla. defcla'red that the Senate ’ Interter * stretching for Fiberglas curtains!— built up by Warid War JI. munication unle.ss he answers s the “ imperialists are stubhomlv Fear 25 Men Lost for the post ef Secretary ofl isiiy.iAmerteaxt.B'grinultijrav^Iie'fiaidi C a U e d ^ ^ elmmMttiaila g o-to the-Vatican, i .. ■Culled from AP Wires ivying to create; in the Soylet Interior. Every Coat Warmly Inierltried not even the ruffled kind! Jiist w'ash,'' ' “ la tooled jup to export at the high- . ^ th e r Feeney, .55, 'who Is still . , Union their ‘fifth column.’ " ...... ante, roll, and hang. ... .-all-in.Xtitort.. . „, oaUratalAmu;. history* .V -... - a Rileat ..hut. cantiol .p.erfoi’W .ah.vL, ...RlsdriEniiTgSfl.,;^ the, ..'--VeieUa,. ..H(jtit..,.JaB,..'.ld--rseB$» . . . even after repeated washings! War . II, . exports------.. of many *—farm . committee discussed the vising the Taft-Hartley act. Mc- desnite four letters of. sumfoon.s. .p.Tssen'gers get full refund on because certain of our soviet or­ the Mediterranean today and naval ttve Jnrore today on wteHfe(!' J’ ARN D\'E GRAYS product* started declining tn 1952. Taft-Hart|ey Law with President- .Connell said that at this time “ I ■ He ejild:. ".Were 1 to go to Romo, tickets . . . .Sen. Charles W. Tobey gans and their leaders lost vigil­ authorities said they almost cer­ they would be swayed by anu* POODLES No wonder they toll 50 fastj Foreign trade restrictions,'a short- elect Elsenhower today, but called am thinking more about revision everyone ’know* th)it I will not ly> of New Hampshire says Senate In- ance snd ^ became Infected with tainly collided ^in the air. petty, in tte trial ef W BlM g NOVELTY CHECKS. age of dollara abroad, and a reduc-' It , "too hot an issue" to relate the than a complete new bill.” ,' permitted to return.” He did jiot -vestlgatlon of New York and New careleasness." Britiah destroyers found ionly Spivey,- fetmer UelvcioHy ,e| TWEEDS Better rush right down to tion in U. S. economic aid to for- ^ general’s views regarding possible He said he and Risenbower also slaborste. . Jersey waterfront evll^, with tele­ (London sources said Vesterda.y wreckage and reported little hope Kentucky player charged IMPORTED FABRICS HALE'S for your fiberglass eign countries contributing to thl • amendment of the law. talked generally about legislation At the same time. Father F4eney vised public hearings, is "not at all a belief was develonlng there that of any survivors. .perjury la the haakethaB seandaL Seven Jareee FLEECES Rep. McConnell,’ Pennsylvsitia in the.fields of civil rights snd edu­ said he doubted the authenticity of unlikely.” the case heralded a showdown be­ One of the-planes was a Valetta BOXY STYLES Curtains today. . decline. to be eheeen m the trial .egt«§ Brannan said American produc­ Republican, told newsmen they cation. the letters, asserting they shopid tween deputy Premiers 'Georgi M. transport with 18 men bound for BOUCLES Bora Wlfch Hunt - Atlanta's Mayor William B: SS-year-eM, seven teat tell li n t tion of toBlcco. wheat, cottf n. lard, had-discussed the controversirtl have been written in Latin Instead Hartsfield urges ma.yors of • flk- Malenkov and Lay;-entl P. Beria. Marseille, France, and home base J ■ ' , * i FITTED STYLES Eisenhower reportq|dly has told of Rnriish. ahonid have home *>,.» er AU-America atar weat lata dried and fresh fruits can be main- Taft-Hartley measure In a gener­ .tlon to proclaim Sunday, Jon. 18. The winner could be th® suecessor in Britain. The other was a Lan­ BROADCLOTHS al way his cabinet he wants a zealous seal of the ,Holv Office snd caster bomber with a crew of Its eeeead day la geueral eeaiidiig. E'ULL SWEEP . During’ the campaign. Eisenhow- search made for Communists or a day. of prayer that President seven. • ■ 'court. ; (Continued on Page Three) Dwight Eisefihower's admlnl.stra- (Continued on'Page Five) ZIBELINES ■ er opposed, repeal of the ■ law but red sympathizers in federal job's (Continued on Page Three) FLARE BACK ' SALE PRICES ! said he favored amendments. Mc­ but without "witch . hunt” tac* tion ma.v bring peace to world . . . C»NORISS TO HEAD IKE ’ t« Bridgeport school children soon | Nedtr'Yerk, Jaa.T5 (P) -n ■ i4 Connell said he and the Presldent- tics. L ■ ''' Pastor Assaiilt^^ed ' elect 'dlacllased no specific changes vrim>aii Gives Last will he issued Identification . tags ] Preeldeat-elect Ktoaahawar artp * __ I E # • E ■ in methe l«iw,law, but thei-ata; •Pennsylvania «,esaa»^ • V — by Civil Defense. Philadelphia Lies Helpless deUver State of the Uate% K j i n n i I l l O f l lawmaker added that he personal- ally program set up promptly for House Ways and Means . Com­ roeeeage te Ooagieee piireiaaWyh P>lUp«ble itadded body and EXTRA WIDE tighter screening of government Talk at 10:30 Pj^ni. mittee approves bill to continue Hie beedwmrteee aald today th f pwMad rail. Duchess gears, some, revision at thia session. employes and applicants for posi­ suspension pf Z-cents-o-pound duty In Grip of Transit Strike date hM aet a derides ls | ALL COLORS ' Vague on' Plans tions. on copper impoi'ts to June, 19.54 would ge h(P* Boston, Jan. 15—,(4h—The Rev Washington, Jan. 15 — (An — Tailored Fiberglas EXTRA WIDE RUFFLED Alonzo Gaskin, 43.. Negro pastorst( In response to a further ques­ The matter It was learned today, . . . Strirken with polio last fail, tore Oeugreaa wtttia a NMai|f' .«kro|Uc puaher,'lift out fe«- Harry 8, TYuman holds his flnal of a Springfield churclr, was at- tion. McConnell said .. .. . Eisenhower ... was discussed at length at one of mother is removed from Iron' lung ay THE ASSOCIATED PRESS -^walkout, came lost night when aMy ahert ttsto alter taUag hD» t a ^ Reg. 131.98. Fiberglas Curtains racked and robbed pf $61 late y es-, did not in^cate whether the new the conferenced Eisenhower held scheduled ne\vs conference as for 50 minutes to be delivered of a Philadelphls, the nation’s third j Mayor Joseph S. dork, Jr„ urge^ See aezt Tuaaday. , WIDTH LENGTH terday, not far from the spot administration will ask Congreu with his cabinet and other top ap­ president of the United States to- health baby boy by caesarian sec­ largest city, lay limp in the grasp! leaders of Loco] 234, TWU, td of a transit strike today with the | conduct a secret ballot among the WIDTH LENGTH where Rabbi Jacob I. Zuber. 54,1 for specific amendments of the pointees last Monday and Tuesday. da.y. tion. FIBS SWEEPS DV 84” X 54" . . . $ 4 .9 8 wss fatally beaten in a $7 robbery '»w. . Tentative . decisions reportedly Mrs. Perle filesta, American'min-, city administration making the; union members -to determine if . Harllord, Jha. 1 0 0 " X 54" ...... $ 1 .4 9 McConnell was asked whether iwere reached on the general out- The custom of regular weekly they wish to continue the strike. New Year's Eve. later to Luxembourg, saya ahe-i* i po'Y ewept the upper I 84" X 63" .. $ 5 .4 9 1 0 0 " X 6 3 " ...... $ 8 .9 0 he personally favors retention ,of Mine of a new screening program, news conference's, started by "a profound Democrat" but is two-day walkout of 9,7p0 members! ' Trolleys, buses and the vast aub^ " NOW $26Jtt Thp .at.tack on the Rev. Gaskin go-day Injunction provision of i but the nature of it is^being kept Roosevelt, was cohtinued by Tru-' of the CIO Transport ' Workers eld. three story w Don’t Miss This Great Coat Event!! '■perfectly willing . to slay tn my way-elevated lines of the Philadel­ heurdlug heuee at 1 0 0 " X 72".., • e, seeaeeee came as a grand jury was hearing 1 Taft-Hartley law. (iealing with ; secret by those who attended the man. when he liecame President present.job under new administra­ union. phia Tronspoitotion Company—a 84" x' 72" .. . $ 5 .9 8 ^•*2 «g ABA M A $% 11 fi ••RrR Asl An nm « . sb, ^ m __ ^ aveaae, la Weet I 1 0 0 ': X 8 1 " ...... $ 9 .$ 8 evidence on' hoodlumiam, violence ; (j,e handling of national emer- conference. upon Roo.sevelt's death in. 1945. tion" . . . Communiat' painty leader For the second 4*5* fo • privately owned utiUty—^stopped and corruption In Suffolk County, gency strikes. McConnell's committee intends There have been indications, bvtt quits party because Confimiuiism Is some 2 <4, million comnjutera strug­ running at midnigllt Tueodoy fol­ . The grand jury investigation “Under -- - Certain safeguards,” he' to start hearings on amendment no deflhite word,' that Dwight D. incompatible with hia Roman Cath­ gled. to work and school in Jammed lowing lejecticpi of a PTC ^Snol” jOBDIE FAIR DOUBLE S& H Green Double HrifC Green, -was- ordered by, Dist. Atty. Gar­ replied. proposals early. next month. The Eisenhower, who will be in­ olic faith, he says. traina, car poolrt, taxicars, bicycles offer at a moaa meeting attended West StiimiM GiVM With rett Byrne as a .result of Rabbi Explaining, he said he wonts -to Senate Labor committee also, is augurated Tuesday as Triiman’s Two former high achool class- and via the oldest mode of trana- by a sparse 2,500 union membera FURNITURE , . Zuber'a slaying and other evidence make sure in every cose the in­ planning early hearings, successor, may prefer direct re­ mates , .bold ■ smoH-slM . reunion poriation known to mankind their The offer hod beep aecept(rf earlier COa \ Stamps Given With Cash Cash Sal^A^I that teen-age gangs are making 'Um'M alm B t. Opp. High Bchpel Conn*. junction is not . used > unfairly ' During the iampaigo Eisen- ports to the people, via radio and above MIG alley in Korea and cele­ feet. V r “ in the day- by the unioB's repre- against labor. brate by shooting down Communist The firsf mbve by.the local ad-' '• . nEXe-MI-BASSS' , Sales JUl Day Thursday Da.v Thursday I COMN*; (Continued An Page Two) As to whether he would favor (Continued on Foge Five) (Continued on Page Thte^Jf M IG-15. . . ; minislration to end the eripling (CewtUmed eu Page Five)

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