TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1946 W8T / ATcrags Daily Chealatlon TIm Waaiktr For of U. s. Westhor iKanrlfPBtpr lEo^ntn^ If^ralJi For the Meatli at/kvttt, 1848 X- Fhir UMlght, nttio cooMr Umm the entire ataff ban been unuaual- Mrs. Mary Taylor o f , The 9 ,0 5 8 loot Bight, Ught fm t In cxflMeS Emergency Doctor ly^busy. pUoeo; ThanSsy eontlnoed 'nlM Herald, la at her home^on BMwkrd VFW Officers Getting ''M ay 4 will aee the membera of r «te AWHt bb8 ooBBy. About Town' street sulferlng from an attack the Board of the Mktachester Hub- of pleurisy. She contracted a Robert R. Keeney, will Bw c m aretdaU aM H r. u d Mra. Cletiui D. Lyons of repre!)bqt the Manchester Med­ F o r T ^ D a .^ lie Health Nuralng Aaaoclation persistent hard cold ' last week At^ Seated and the nurses themselves station­ Manchester^A City of Village Charm M B io ntioot obssry**! their 30th ical Assbqlatlon as emergency that brought on the old fash­ ed throughout the town asking for waddiac niinlvemnry yenterdny. ioned grip. doctor tohiorrow. His tele­ Wednesday Tocothtr with their aon, Gerard phone numbeKJs 3432. donations. Pbbiic Health Nurses (CfaUNiaed AdvertlelBg oa Page 18) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 194« (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Both Hie ^ c a l Post anil Piiblir llcj^tlth. Nurses to Tag and Donation Day is an op­ VOL, LXV., NO. 186 Xdward Idwjoa. they apent a few Manchest*ir Lodge of Masons daya la Philadelphia.. SoliVir Donatiuiin on portunity tor each person in Man­ will hold a special communication Auxiliary lo Be at the chester to>do his or her share to tonight at the Masonic Temple. vice president. M arlon ’Hpmung; May Fourth help support an organization that r I ■ ' Mr. and Mra. Ed. Ekrut of 2S Lodge will open at 7:30 p. m. Oreinonie?!' -V South Hawthorne atreet left yea- treasurer, Anna Barron; cnaplain has meant so much to Manchester Five Missing, 150 Injured as Destmyer Explodes The Fellowcraft degree will be in the past. Thrqsllh your finan­ Morning. Only Scales Show teiday for Texas. Mra. Encrut was Frances Hancock; conductress ^Tho .Mnnrhester Public 'Health conferred. P a ^ ' Department , •Commander Louise Stackhelsky; guard, Eli cial aid. the organization will con­ Molotdv and Byrnes an Arm y nurae during the a-ar William L. Dibble of ^erlden and ur.sing Asst.ciatlon feels grati­ 7 and her husband was a captain. Anderson; a.ssletant guard. Nadln^. tinue to do even more In the com­ Hunger Diet The Manchester Grange will staff will taatall the officers of the Beauchampr seg^’etary, Jean fied to l)c 8 part of the Public ing year. Mr, Ekrut is a native Texan. Andfcrson-Shba Post, Veterans, of » - hold a meeting at eight o'clock to­ Crane; color bearers,-’ Ann Wfch- Health, i’logram that is so essen­ Odds and Ends Sale Foreign Wars of the United Stages morrow evening at the Masonic, ards, Manon Gouin, Helen Elner, The Mother's Circle of the Holy and Mra, Catherine Dibble, Ha- tial to well being of any com­ B rings Loss Temple. The first and second de­ Ruth-Ritchie: patriotic Instructor, Innocent will naeet this evening at tional Commltteewoman and staff I munity. Because of the advances grees will be conferred on a group Lillian Rice liiiitorian, Helen E r­ Clasp on Italy Rule; the home o f Mrs. Paul Morlarty, will Install the officers of the A'n-. of candidates. The first degree ickson musician, Mary Keish; flag made in piihlibshealth and the ex­ 39 Brch street derson-Shca Auxiliary at the LECLERC will be put on by the officers of bearer, Jane Fottinj banner bear­ tensive health Educational pro­ 2 5 ® Stwlent Minister Vn- the chapter and the second degree VFW Home this evening at 8:30 rilNERAL HOME er, Isabelle Heritage. grams laiinclted byN^he various will be worked by the second de­ p. m. DISH CLOTHt$ PLASTIC SPOONS able to Believe He WASHING MACHINES gree ladles' team. Refreshments Alexis Tournaud, a charter federal and State ageheies, the 23 Main Street BOB PIN CARPET TACKS REPAIRED - ALL MAKES will be served by Mrs. Grace Ba­ member of the post and a Yan­ general public has become more Phone 5269 Has Lost 10 Pounds Austria Loses Plea HAIR ORNAMENTS 19 Tears* Experience! ker and her committee. kee Division veteran, will be in­ health conscious and has learned PLASTIC BUTTONS In First Four Days Reaseosble Rates! stalled as commander and Mra. y M C A Drive to understand and appreciate titft WHITE THREAD BANDAGES Ella Brlmble will head the Aux­ / The Manchester Grange will Value of whai 4s known as “ op­ WHITE ADHESIVE TAPE Soviet Foreign Mini­ A. BKEWER ' hold a “ Breakfast In Hollywood” iliary unit. The ceremony will be Results lo Dale tional health.'' Optional health Is ALICE COrKAN Natick, Mass., May 1.—

. . . i / ’ ' / . iUNCHSKrZ* EVENINO HERALB„IIANCHEar|tnt, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1; W44- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1946 F o im are visiting his uncle and xunt Mr. faculty during Gulliver'S neSnt got another call to the aAma rdl- her brother, Furlong Flynn and I ■" and Mrs. Howard Kibbd of Somers riety of regulaUona. be said, as leave of absence, would cotiUnue Suicide Weapon aom atreat address. dcolded at its last meeting to give well as - MormaUoh that sonm Yale Law School Deputy Coroner J. O. Annll a dlnfic? to the Hebron graduating family. . ■ road. . * • in that capXcity until Jpne 30. Munmnist Trend 'r u l l u i i d Edwin G. Finance, son of Mr. Night Parking communitlea had no regulatlooa A new dean is eXprcted to be said he found Merton dead, a riSe FUEL A N D clasf, as It did 'last year. This is Mr. and Mrs., Frederic DaVls aboyt parking at night and others Used Second Time beside him. 'The gun was tbe the Choice of the blass, who voted have been guests of out of toiyn and Mrs. Eugene A. Finance of Dean Quits Post selected before thgt'date. Seymour The Young People’s Society of Thursday evening- at S o'clock Main i^trcet and ehristlan Hamil­ did not-cany out rigid ^ttforc^ same one whieh took the life of JEleclioii for 'a dinner instead of a dance. j frlehds fbr two days. Laws Conflict ment of what regulations they Indicated, ’Fhe president of thd as^lation the Hatheway-Mlller Poat. Amer­ ton Maplntosh, daughter of Mr, Morton’s utt6le. Morton's wife. RANGE Tolland church were guests of the , Mr. and Mrs,airs, noaginsHodgins .'miu. and and Mra. Richard Macintosh Most common. Chief Clark re­ San Francisco, May 1—(4*)— Irene, said he had been lU. and such members of ■ school young people of North ^Ipvcntry have as guest Mrs. Hod- ican Legion Auxiliary wDI apon- New Haven, May 1—(Jf)—Presi­ Rcliabldr MStored SaiwIcc Prs(u*> April SO—(OftlAyed) supervising staff will ke Included sor a grocery bingo at the homa East Hartford were married Sat­ ported, were regulaUona limiting dent ^baries Seymour of Yale to­ Bathroom for Sows After a coroner’s inquest deter­ NjUturna from local ele^oiw in church Sunday evening still pro- l^ n s ’ sister from Maine, urday. April 27 St 3:30 o’clock ^ New Haven Police Chief parkmg to a specified length of Bridge SupeiatltieB in the InviUtlon. Matters connect­ of Mrs. Gordon Downes on Maple day announced the reslgnaUon of mined that George Kennedy com­ From One of Manchester’s Oldest Dealers ■feattarcd roRioha of -.Cacchoslo- ed with the motion picture-sound vided the program. f Over 105 tickets were sold for the Burnside Methodist Church, Urges Uniform State- UmeT ranging from ^ minutes to St. Joseph, ni.—OP)—A bathroom mitted suicide last April 9, the ■ TaJcia cloae to the, German border projector are moving along rapid­ There were 102 tickets sold fbr the Mother and Daughter banqucl avenue. The public is Invited. East Hartford. six hours, between (»rtain nigbt- Prof. Ashbell O. .GulUver aa dean for sows only is a feature of the The curvature of Chinees bridg­ ‘ Miowed a etrong Oommtinlat trend ly, To sum up, the following or­ the Mother and Daughter banquet I hefd in the church Friday at 0:15 A rehearsal of the Grange chor­ A reception followed the' cere­ We Have A Cood Supply Of - wide Statute Ume hours. But there were com- of the Law sohool. farrowing house on the Wallace P. coroner turned the death weapon es Is dtM to the belief that evil ■ today. ganisations have pledged dona­ held in the church lakt . Friday I p. m. by the Womett’s Community us will be held Wednesday night mony in the church parlors. Sevfr- muniUes that prohibited ‘‘over­ He said that Gulliver would re­ Mills farm. It’s complete with run­ —a ,.22 caliber rifie—over to tbe spirits esn travel only In a THE W. G. GLENNEY COMPANY ' TWrty*right communltiea in the tions: Hebron.. Congregational night. A fine menu was presented' club. 'Phe cntcrtalhmciy: was in the Town Hail following the a1 guests from; this town wfre BOY^ New Haven, May Police night’’ parking without defining main on the Yale 1 ^aciUty and ning water, soap palls, medicated dead man’s nephew, George Mor­ straight Una. Thia Is the same rea­ PHONE 4148 t>aein and Podmokly areas gave church, J25; Hebron Ladles’ Aid. by the Tolland Men's • clfib and moving pictures in charge^f Mrs. fnecting. present. , Chief Henry P. Clark says thjre the hours, others that set limits on serve as chslrman'^df tbe Law oils and fancy brushea. Mills ex­ ton, 34. son for tbe extensive use of the CommunteU 16,000 votes: $’0:’ / Congregational .Sunday well . served. The“ ■ entertainment ■ ‘ ■ ■ ‘Rae Peck. The banquet \yas pro- Girl Hcouts will collect rags Donald John Edmondo, son Of ought to be one law to end the con­ parking between sunset and aun- qchool Committee on Admissions, plained that all his sows are bathed Last night the" coroner's office screens in Chins. Social DexnocraU, 6.000; National schopr $10: a frlpnd, $10: the was lirpvidcd by Mrs. Rae Peck vided by the Talland Mcn^ Club after school Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mra. Peter Edmondofof RAmCOATS flicting local laws about night time rise and some that prohibited all while Pr6L Wesley A; 8ti*rges, and scrubbed carefulljy a few days • goclalieU, 4,000, and CalhoUca. sanfe, $1: Women's Club, $10; fire with moving pictures of our c5pti- The Ladies Aid Society will Monday evening. May 6 at 8:30 West road. Ellington haa beenlln- automobile parking in ConnecUcut night parking during "winter acting chairman of the Law schooT before farrowing. 700. cHpartment, $2S; Orange, $10; •mon bird# and their habits aful the girl 'Scout committee will meet ducted into the service and Went WITH HOOD months only.'’ serve a public supper a6 the Fed­ to New Haven to the Induction Which he described aa so confusing The Social Democratic paper Gilead Congregational church, comli plctunps. Miss Jean French erated church at 6 p. m. oji Frlflay, in- the assembly rooms of the BLACK — YELLOW that a motorist needs a calendar 'This drew from him the observa­ Pravo Udu charged that the Com- $25; Hebron Orcen schooL-^flOO; gave the toaat.to the mothers and y, i-.h church. center. He had been studying AND WHITE ' and a star-gazing telescope, as tion that ”a motorist in moving BBUHlJit-controlIed Interior mlnU- Hebron Parent-Teacher ,.Assocla- Mrs. Helen Newham the toast . Plans arc all complete for the Yale Urilveraity since July, ^ 5 , from one place must be guided by the dSuehters ' \ The. Annual Flower Exchange -well as a watch, in order to keep try had handpicked spots for llon.f $75; Hebron diebshded Girl I minstrel sponsored by the Boy and where he eucceaafully finished his out Of trouble. the time of his watch, the move­ alacUona. where the Oommunleta Scouts, $31.14; air wardens L r, fuev entertained ' Tea wll be held on May Girl Scouts to be held in the Ell­ first year in chemical engineori:ing. As chairman of the Traffic com­ ment of the heavenly bodies, the Custom Meaphotstering TAKE TOUR CHOICE club, funds left ovccf^$0; cash from ington Town Hall Saturday eve­ He also played Wtih the Y were known to be strong as a Fcdciktcd church. If you-have su ^ mittee of tbeX3onitccUcut Chiefs of aeasons of the year, and a calen­ \ campaign maneuver preliminary card parties, $44.g8C Altogether this end. ning at 8 p. m., followed by a ketball beam. Police Aasbbiation, Clark recom­ dar.” , to the general ele-^tion for Parlia­ totals nearly /<400. or almost Mrs. Agnes Pratt of ' .JVlndsor, plus pcfennlals. do not throw tlicfn dance. By OPERATORS FOR; All-Around cnougli to meet the expense. ThCrc away when ’ruUivatlng. but get in mended at an aesociatlon meeting He added that one town replying You certainly can take your choice when you are given ment May 26. Conn., made a brief vlalt' to her Miss Helen Ertel has returned here yesterday that the Legislative to bis committee's questionnaire Bo reins tic Machine* Machine Operators are still other organizations to be Tollnn'i summer home last' week. touch with Mrs. Bartlett who will to her home in Rockville after a Expert Craffsmen 12 different job classifications from which to select one'. hoard from as well as individuals. arrange advance sales. committee work tor a "uniform admitted it .discouraged all night Back Spotfaoers Mr and Mrs. Frederic Dayis short vacation spent with Miss statewide statute tc^eplaee local parking in the wintertime by “de­ Tour- furniture Is stripped to the Experienced ex-service men, or others who qualify, will BuUsrd Msshinc* 'I'hc cost has been estlihatcd as The Tolland I’TA will meet Adeline Ixict.scher of Berr avenue. frame, completely rebuilt, new find any one of these jobs interesting and profitable. somewhere between S426 and .Sl.'iO. were guests of out of town frieiWs FOR S A L i MENW SHOPS ordinances pertaining to parking signedly plowing tbe snow against Bench Mechanics two (lays la.st week. tonight at S p.ni. at the Hicks Miss Alice Tuttle of . Los An­ at night. the side and both ends of vehicles springs and Ailing added iaqd re- They are listed at the righL Sensitive Drills Hebron Mrs. Everett B. I’ottcr has been Memorial . srhviol. Dr. James I. geles, Cal., Is visiting her parents 907 MAIN ST. ^ WELDON BLD( ABisb^. Internal Orlndera lilaUt;made treasurer iit;nnuivi of»#s the vs*v fund, and 'Pherc ^‘as n incoting of the He reported that his committee found on the streets.” Gear Shapers members of the Congregational Burnett of the Untvcr.alty of and other relatives here, having 4 Rooms and Bath doWn— had sent seven questions relating V * Frank Kulynych, Chief Petty 1 she will receive all donations. This Cofinr-tlcut will apeak on the arirved here by plane In time to • Good wages, pleasant surroundifigs and excellent work­ Material Handlcra officer U. S.'Navy, again acted til fund will be kept separate from branch of the Federated phurch timolv anhject of '-''Rocent Eco­ 2 unfinished and room] for to the mater to 80 Connecticut po­ In Java it is believed that If a Tapping Slachines ■ following the morning wor.ship attend the wedding of Her friend lice departments, and had received husband will slit the wife’s robe ing conditions. brave 'and prompt part when a ; other funds of the organizations, nomic and Social Changc.s Affect­ Christian Macintosh to Edwin Fi­ another bath up. Plumpinff 2 Piece Living 5lllllng Machines / Pr4>dnctlon Helpere nasaenger on the wrecked train j The nominating committee'pre- service Sunday.. For the purpose replies, though not to ail seven with a sharp knife from throat to a ing the Ij'amily." The public is nance which took place Saturday to 2nd floor. 2 acres of land. ^uesUons in all cases, from 61 of hem .without touching her, she Room Suite i^ n g tb Boston la.st week Sun-(rented the following slate of of- to elect the delegate to represent cordially Ihyitcd to atfciul. Mem­ in Ea.st Hartford. . • Come in and see our employment representatives for day He was- rettirning to his base. fleers to be approved at the nc.\t Tolland church at the oVdination bers of the Boy’s Ba.ske^all team Chicken coop. Oil hot niater &em.lem. will be freed of the pains of child­ Up complete details. ^(^Boston'when the crash occur-1 meeting: President, Mra. Charles examination for Hugh S. Barbour, Mrs. Nellie Warner of NorUr heat. Full screens and esc replies showed a wide va­ birth. will bo pro.siitt to tell of\the, ac­ Crnnhy is visiting her son-in-law Tel. 32-6500 Work carried on In tlie WllUmantlc branch wUI be moved red A Boston newspaper says of | Kf. Lnreomb; vice president, Mrs. pastor at-v^outh Coventry. The tivities of the past scasonx storm windows ail around. • Interviews Mondays through Fridays — 8 A. M. to hlni that he threw himself in such [-Charles C. Sellers; secretary, Mrs. Afisociationivl Council fotr this and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Out-of-Town Customeni to East Hartford ta approximately two nonthe. Em­ Miss Flori.nec Leonard ot,_ the G, Schliide of Meadow Brook road Given Prompt Attention 4 :45 P. M. at East Hartford. ployees will be tra^sferr^ at that time. a wav that he probably aaved tl>C _Gardncr Shorey; treasurer,- Mrs. purpose is to bp held at the Con­ Orange, N. .1. ineh''Bclinol fac^ulty Ellington Grange will observe L 6719 life of his scat mate. Miss Hilda Ralph Sccord. t gregational chuieh of Columbia on is spending tliis weclb.al her 'rol- its sixteenth anniversary on Wed­ Sweeney. I The next meeting will be in May Tuesday. May 7th.X The delegate nesday evening. May 8 in the Quoting from the paper. Miss and Miss Sears,of the WllUmaptic was also in5truclba\|o represent lund home. Miss Janet Anderson hf New’- Town Hall with a banquet which Sv^ney says: "I was thrown out | Teachers’ College will speak on the the church at the 32rtd annual \Js in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Har- VanderbOt UphoUtering Shops PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT of my seat, and would have crash teaching of art in the dlementary meeting of the Tolland Associa­ York Ctiy spent the w^k-end OWNERS ed head on into the heat in front, schools. with her parent.s, Mr. and 'Atrs. Md Jj^Patrlc. The program is in For Auto Repairs, 1429 PARK ST. HARTFORD (1) P. O. BOX 985 EAST HARTFORD 8. CONNECTICUT The baptism of two children of tion of Congr«gat(onal Churches William E. Aiulcr.son. \ charge'of past masters with Mas- butDUv henc threwinrew iiiiifocuhlmsfelf inm frontssv»*«v • of w. — - ...... ,;and Ministers to be held atNhe terx^nwood R. Campbell as chiair- Washing, Polishing, License 11 Dogs at the Office of the me and broke the fall. He got hit Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Warren Platt same place and on the same dal®,.^ The regular meeting of the Tol^ . / hard but he srtrely saved me, and i of Andover took place Sunday at jand Community Men’s Club was mnnv Lubrication Service, Town Clerk v X. then went to the ala of others. I ! St. Peter’sEpiscopal church. Mrs. Mrs. Edith Gunther was elected Itcjd Thursday April 25, at 8 p.m. \ ThiVsdav night at 7:30 p. m. the z. want my folks to write and thank | piatt, the children’s mother, and the accredited dplogate. The as­ in the social rooms of the Fed­ Scouts will meet at their as- Etc. / him for what he did.” a younger sister, Edna Schatz sociate delegates are Mrs. Eldlth erated. church. Committee in seiriWy ' rooms. Stop At TODAY^i^Y 1, 1946 She suffered severe bruises, were also baptizca. The children Gunther and W. Hoyt Hayden. charge'L T. Jewett, Raymond One or.the lilies used in the To Avoid Kenalty of $1.06 back atrain and black eyes. CPO' of Mr. and Mra. Platt are Mary On Saturday and Sunday, May L«dd, Chkrlcs Gunther, Ru.ssell rhurcli Su'fiday was given by Miss A t CarrotVs Kulvnvch himself was somewhat Ann Barbara and George Thomds 4 and 5, the ConnecUcut Christian Guntlier. Rcfi;^eshmenta were serv­ Jennie Mortis Pea.se In memory of / InjurM but that did not hinder Platt. Mrs. Platt is the former Endeavor Union is to hold its 60th ed during the Social hour to a good her pa rents, , Frederick and Delia Griswold's Office Open^ntil 5 P. M. -him from doing what he could for Anna Schatz, a daughter of the Anniversary , convention at the attendance. Morris Peasfc, SERVICE STATIONS For Spring! / • the others. He telephoned home to late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schatz Mrs. John P/ Fritz of Newport, ' Second Congregational church. The Cancer drive for $214 for the 568 Center Street - Fee! 3w m /svchl^ tell his family here of his safety. of Hebron. North Coventry. The Tolland Town of Tolland was ftarted this ft. 1. is visiting her sister Mrs. He had been home on a week’s Two marriages on Saturday are Young 'people's Society are urged last weekend. Up-to-date $75 has Frank Tuttle of Main street and 174 West Center Street leave. Back in 1942 he was cited of interest to Hebron people. One to attendi Miss Jean French had been received, from a very small Mrs. Fritz aon Raymond and wife Male and Spay^ $2.00 -cy M&dirwn^ aCt for meritorious action when his was that of Miss Betty Jones, the prograips to give out Sunday. number of givers. The committee ■niPtship. Them e Mayo,mayv, woinccame ncar-collld vacsis^iiws,sdaughter w.of Mr. and Mrs. Benja- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meacham sincerely hopes that a large num­ Buy At The Factory Storel-Save! Ing wlth'the' British Merchantman j min Jones of East Hampton, form "Douglas.*'. His quick action in crly of Jones street, Hebron, to of Bridgeport, Conn., have been ber of small gifts wlU- put Tolland Are You Playing Females, $5., week-end g u e s ts 'o r several of "Over the Top.” The Cancer Con­ Veterinary Certificate Must Be Presetted for Favorite fragrance of the twilight hour—romantic... ■potting the approaching ship in William O’Donnell, aoh ol Mr. and trol program is fully as Important a heavy fog. and taking prompt Mrs. John O'Donnell of Godfrey their relatives. Spayed Dogs Not Previously Liceni Clarence HungerfOrd of Had- as any of the previous appeals measures in sumiAoning help Hill, Hebron, which was solemnized A ttest: heart-thrilling...captured by Harriet hubbard ayer probably saved the vessels, one or at the Gilead parsonage, the cere­ lymc. Conn., was a guest Monday lately made to , the people of Tol- Smart and Safe ? For Men! For Women! both, from going down. As It was, mony performed by the Rev oV Dr and- Mrs.-- ,=!arnncr^Slmpson. ■miiaINCIi Iknd. No one gets a penny of this SAMUEL J. TURKINGT ntna lives were lost. The cap­ George M. Milne, at 2 p.m. . Rev. and Mrs. Robert French of as the, fund i.s all used to educate Tomorroic^s new cars are along tcay off Town E^lerk in a fragrant sequence of beauty accessories. tain. at that time, was able to Miss Edith Jones, sister of the Rye. New Hampshire, were recent! and treat people for cancer. Sixty May r, 1946 !l^00% Pure Wool make a quick change Iq. the direc­ bride and Jerald Porter, a close guests of Mr.s. Marlon A. Baker | percent of the money l.s retained Your car in good condition will bring a higher resale tion of hia ship so that a headon friend of the bridegroom attended. and sister, Misa Luclle Agard. in Gohnccticut for larger and bet­ value when new cars are available, plus the added safety Ihe bride wore a traveling suit of A public supper will be sponsor­ ter hospital facilities for cancer collision was avoided. patients. Your committee has defi­ factor. A When on the USS Harding in grey stripe with white accessories. ed hy the Federated church La­ HONEYSUCKLE dles’ Aid Society in the social nitely pledged this small quota and WE WILL GLADLY CHECK YOUR CAR 1945, be bad another cloae call, a The bridesmaid wore navy blue \ Jap bomb exploding about 25 feet with white acceasoriea rooms of the church Friday, May Tolland has always been one of the .AT NO COST TO YOU! perfuaw 6.00{ 1.2S from the steamer. Fragments of The bridegroom Is with the U. S. 17 at 6 p. m. very first to raise its share of Over 20 years’ experience plus modern equipment to Cohrgue 1.15 Navy, stationed at Newport, R. I. money for a worthy cause. Please tbe SOO pound bomb whistled over The Tolland Public Library As- 1 send your gift befire May 1, to k '. service your car. loilet Wster 2.50 .the deck, but fortunately no one He expects his discharge in sev­- .sociatlon will meet at the lib ra ry ---- - F a c t s S ^ e t 2.50 ■was injured. In fact, he ecems al­ eral months. Mrs. O’Donnell 'will“ I rooms on Monday -atternoon at J ; ' Specialists on most to have led 9. chartned life. be with her parents for, the pres ' o’clock. The apeakcr will he -Mrs. < - BetnsPowder 1.25 He hopes to be home for good ent. Stanley Symonds, lately camo CARBURETORS IGNITION Beth^em 1.00 next July, having spent about five The other marriage was that of from ' Rockhampton. Australia. Talcum J Mrs. Bertha Tatem, daughter of FENDER AND A b o u t O u r MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKES years In the navy. She will speak on "My Native . . . SAY IT WITH A Soap 3 5 ; up Lawrence Green, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Dombrowskl Land.** All women in the commu­ BODY WORK p f Mr. and Mrs. Archie Green, is re­ t)f the Bolton Rogd, Hebron, to nity are cordially invited. d S p h o ts plus I ported as a whooping cough vic­ John Kowalski, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilcox and SOI.IMKNK « KI.AC.r. msKopi sump tim. It now seems likely that the Mra. John Kowalski of Aniston, daughter, Alice, of Merrow, Conn., Fur Stora^^ MOTHER’S DAY which took place in Columbia at INC. TOWN MOTORS, Inc. hard coughs with which pupils of and Mr. and Mra. Charles Gunther 834 Oniri St TH 6101 the Hebron Green school have 9 a.m., the Rev. Father Thomas F. were Sunday guests of Mr. and 45 WEST CENTER ST. TEL. 8557 been afflicted are mild cases of Lynch officiating. The bride wore Mrs. L. Ernest Hall and family. CARD SPORT SHIRTO the above disease. The town rose color and brown with white Miss Doris Clough has returned GAS — OIL — LUBRICATION health officer has not been called gardenia corsage. The matron of to New York after an Blaster Factory Irregulars of Bet­ to the schools to take action, and honor wore black with cbi*sage of guest of Tolland relatives. | Did You Knotv: ^ ter Grade. Some are shaded 100% Pure Wool, Tissue-Soft as the school nurse. Miss Tere.sa pink roses. The groolh was re­ Miss Florence Meacham ha.s en­ NEW HOMES \ $1.00 but will wear ju s ty s good. Sweaters. You’ll Keep Them "Vincent, thinks the worst is now cently discharged from the Navy. joyed a week's vacation at her A reception for fatriily and friends If you Dial 5177 our bohded -MANCHESTER TRUSTS In Blue only. in Circulation All Through the over. It will probably not be nec­ Tolland hoiVne from the High LARGEST CARD DISPLAY IN TOWN! essary to close the schools. Many was held in the evening at Gilead school faculty of Manchester. FOR VETERANS messenger WILL CALL for your * Spring. Sizes 34-36-38-40-42- of the children had had the dis­ Hall. 44-46. Mra. William W. Hammond en­ Mrs. Jeanette Davis who has ease previously, ao there were spent two months in Tampa, Fla., coat. Makes Home Buying comparatively few cases this tertained the He-Gi-Am Club at 1 its Inst meeting. Mrs. Norton P. as guest of her son, Captain Joseph Manchester Green HARRIET i N i B BARb time, Davis and family, has returned to SAYn^T WITH A $ 1 . 8 ^ The rain of Friday and S a tiir- Warner held high score. Mrs. ^ Section Easy For Veterans ■ day did a world of good to th e Floyd. Fogil second. Mrs. Everett her home in Tolland. Fur storage rates start at 2.50 fo \ vegetation, though probably a I Porter substituted tor Mrs. Miss Anita Flynn of Paterson. A vailable ab o u t Ju n e 18. 5 the first 100.00 valuation! !good deal more moisture is need- j Charles, P. Miner. N. J., has been a recent guest of and H-Koom Singles. .All enn- L0VEI income. Yonr montlily Corduroy, Sizes 3-8 ‘f ;';' ;-;;", , AND STRIPED payihente wUI Inbliide intere^ ln*nr^ How to got o Glodiron soonosti / $ Soft Cotton ance and principal redaction." 1.88'X . - -J i /» m $ 1 2 9 * 9 5 Pfiitmred Tber Autetaagic Gladiron* will be idiiuibuted by ut ia tbe O aM nilad exect order ia wbibh our Priority Register is ligoed. Make Herringbone Twi|I, Size 10-14 Coat Sweaters ~ Let us give you the details of oar Hofao sure y » $ tr name it on our Hk I I WaelMla Kaoeh- Ample Parking Rear of Salon. Ownership Plan for Veterans.' Come in any nbout* in Red, In All ProbabUity-You’ll Do Your Vacation Trips With $1.88 Blue, Maize. c o m IN .. .SEE IT... HEAR IT ! time. Yonr Present Car. To Be Carefree About Your Car . . . LET US PUT IT IIS A-1 MECHANICAL RETAIL SALESROOM jfPsx Iaolnis< Oa All Prices. SHAPE NOW. EXPERT MECHANICS BEAUTY SALON BENSON FURNITURE RADIO DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE WIOR'S p WB FEATURE RADIO REPAIRS ON ALL BIAKB81 Illaiiclidsii'r Iriisl U. FURNITURE AND RADIO MANCHESTER KNITTING M ^ , 985 MAIN ST. TEL. 8151 9.>3 MAIN STi’Elt MANCriiSfFK ' .. Ernest Roy, Prt^. t NO. MAIN ST. I TEL. 5111 MANCHESTER GREEN , ' " OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. U: .-MpIttS 71S MAIN STREET TELBPHONB 85M 713 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 3535 ■kp Horovits, Injury and Death Under Sassoon, Siegfried’s Journey; G. New Books Listed Workmen’s! Compensation Laws; turns; Julian Starr, Make it Your­ R. H. Jackson, Case Agalnat the 100 Best True glories t t World self; E. M. Steele and H. K. Blatt, reduced to IhiKsgrlcultural state Naxl War Criminals; S. E, John­ War II; H. 8. Peaiaon, Success who won the war if we are going District court against the Savage , SPUGIAL OFFER ■ H, C, Adamson, Eddie Rlckcn- Clearance Sale able reaction, altflough \Senator niJaJ Ladies Night obseiwance at Sell Your Car To Da Now and. You Can Use Your Car tor the backer; S. J. O. Alsop and Thomas ^iatructor at Jeanne’s Studio of the Wheeler f D.. Mont.) Said hedouloubt- to feed Germany, clothe them and Food Market, Inc., 491 Park DAnce, and her partner, Andrew guard them for 2.’i years." street, Hartford; Martin and the Manchester YMCA. Next SO Days Wttjiout Charge. Braden, Sub Rosa; J. M. Amiss 'Cd substantial Amcricap fbreces and Esther Sherman, New Careers Winaler. ckn be kept in Germany'Igsminn^ for^^^fnr\ Senator Austin (R., Vt.), a Berkowitx, doing business as President Holmes succeeds Dr. In addition to dancing, the pro­ member of the .Foreign Relations tan .Market, 116 Hartford Bernard Sheridan., Other officers in Industry: G. A, Baitscll, Ed., years. X' \ DRIVE IN — WRITE IN OR PH?NE IN 7-8144 Science in Progress; A. ,S. Camp­ gram will include a few scenes \ ty«|lld Aid World Peace '' Committee, .said the proposed al­ New Britain, and again^ John for the year Include, Fred Malin, from the forthcoming production, liance should enable the Big Four vice-president: Herbert Swanioni W’e W’lU Buy Your Car Over the Phone. bell and Mrs. H. (M.) qampbell. New Spriii^^uits ! I Mrs. ElMnor A. Bennett ’’However," he told a reporter, Carfi, doing buslneu as ^ittoria TW O -SU C f , “Strictly Formal,’' which the n^orls so to conduct affairs in Italia Importing Company. 20 secretary and Richard Carpenter, Applejack for Brcakfast;\ Page "if we can' relieve Russia's fearS Germany that the former enemy Cooper, Navy Nurse; J. E. Corbett, Oakland-Buckland Junior Players Eleanor A. Bennett, the Beetho* of aggression on the part of Ger- Lafayette street. New ^itain. treasurer. Swanson was the only are to present on May 10. c^.^ X prepared for ultimate officer reelected. Man-Eaters of Kumaon; Arnaud In Gray Pencil Stripes lUCTRIC TOASTm ven Glee club’s accompanist for the | many to the extent that the 8o- Suits were filed in / Hartford CAPITOL MOTORSf IHC. D’Usseau and James Gow, Deep Alao Miss Emma and Miss Alma past four years, needs no inti-oduc- i victs will withdraw their ti-oopa me^npei'nh'P United Na­ County Superior qouia against; James Mahoney was named 368 MAIN STREET H A RTFORD La Palme, members of Jeanne’s tions. ' X \ Sergeant-at-Arms. Are the Roots f E. R. Fiske, Veter­ and Solid Colors. Specially tion to Manchester audiences, hav- and permit lndepen^c>it govern­ 1I -snc>UHr\i.iiin»v.shOdkKthink thatut«i the •at.toRus-' Walter Dawidowlex, Btar Market, OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 P. M. an’s Best Opportunities; J. M. Studio, will demonstrate various ing been active in musical circles ments to be set up in the Baltic routines of jitterbug dancing. siahs • wodiii pleased/* he said. gogg. Weeds of Lawn and Garden} PriCiOd At since coming to. thls town from and Balkan states. It would .mean Sizes 10 to 18. 3.80 F: D. Graham, Audel’s Power ci- Other members of the commit­ Boston Mass.x/about seven years , a tremendous lot for world i>elK:e.” tee (pr Friday night’s affair in-r ' Boom In Marriage* Plant Ehigineers’ Guide; H. A. ’ l 5 Vago Mrs. Bennett will accom- He said he wa.s in ’'entire sydi- Hattstroni, Golf After Forty; S. B. Breokfattt will be a cinch again, elude Sally Peterson and Marian PBtiy thCxClub in their concert onj pathy".with the idea that Germany with thi* modem toaster to turn m P Anderson. May 6 / should Be prevented from ever Phdndelphia Marriage Come in and pick one out for yourself NOW at a Mrs' Bennett was graduated again attaining a war-making po- License bureau reports 1.981 ap­ DON'T FORGET... out 2 golden-brown dices at o with honors from the New Eng- tential, but called it "assinine - -to plications were taken obi in Ibo great saving! suggest that the people of Ger­ Quaker City last month, lhl\groat- CAR PAINTING timel The shining chrome-plated Abandon Plans land Conservatory of Music at est number ever i.ssued in ApHI. MAY 12TH IS MOTHER'S DAY! Boston, Mass. She received her so­ many he kept in an abject state Get Our Estimate finish stays gleaming and new- loist’s degree and diploma in that of poverty and .serfdom." Since .Ian. 1. a total of 6,682 ap-, plications , wore' issued nearly looking. Complete with cord. For Big Shortcake instrument the year following her Senator Bro

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When the gang gets together at their faivori^ meeting place you can The person who plans for the future and. « Om Itai4 Dom the lob— bet things pifdc up and start moving. Have a Col^ *puks off the pro* a comfortable Savings Account plans to f Th* Odwr Hoad b fieel * ceedings. For the friendly pause with spaddmg C o k ^ a happy bond MONTGOMERY WARD • ¥mr Ca*r te Ciaaal save a portion of his income regularly. U S E YOUR CREDIT... MANY OTHER VALUES... with ^ young crowd! There's friendly magic ip its rehesHment. . r« wn GSfDUil' A MUTUAL, SAVinOS 5AHK lu iiiiiiiiii I . ,11 . . ■■■d I II . J I . i u4iSmij.iu iiiiiM ii.iii. LI lll■l|[|l 'u '• I 'i i u V ^ tt4« 1W.C< Ca. • ■'tK- ‘ ■ : ^ '-'i ■ ■>.^v I ' 1^.. IV MANGtlBan'ER EV»NIwts HERALD, 81ANGTIB5TER, GUNN., WEDNESDAY, M AY 1, 194t' / P A G l MAN4;nESTER EVENING HERALD, NANGUSSTER, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, M AY 1, 194S ------. E l C W f > \ 'V. > : ^ : -A- liegan. European Jews were mas­ ave .for years on these grounds; grated;. That lOO.OOQ Jews be ad­ "T I t thay thtpk-fthe Je\ys should mitted to Palestine at once. A rare kind of dithar. Did th«y do mate fate of Palestine. Should It sacred. Louis PriirnKfiiniil Tlie Jewish desire for a refuge be/naimilated by the peoples, , But the committee aald Pales-1 - 'Vi, become a Jewish state, or an Arab w roiif to follow tka advice of Palestine Open Wound In Palestine betariie stronger. Six afriong'whom they now are living. tine should not b# permitted tol those French Communlat leadert, state? The committee concludes The Open Forum At State riiealer Conserve Foods months ago President Truman sug­ Some ibws living In the Middle become either g Jewish er Arab| which seemed to be the official that It can become neither. It gested 100,000 homeless Jews o f Beat-expresiled fear that , their state. friendly relatioita. with the Arabs This immediately Infuriated the I PUULIIIHBD a r THB . International party line, and sack finds that both the Jews and the For Jews and Arabs Europe be admitted immediately Communications foi; p.jbiicotions in the Open Forum Will not is Pfima, "The Man Who to Palestine. Britain's Prime- Min­ are being en d a n g^ d by Zionism. Arabs on two counts: The pro-] a«!ltAl.D PRINTING UO. tN,U. AVaba are so deeply rooted there U B t i M l l Browder? Or la Moscow Itself be guaranteed publication ii they oonUin more than JOO words. ^ y a Pretty for the People," his ister Attlee didn’t like the ddea. The Arabs were op^oqM to fur­ posed Immigration of lOO.fiOO lUaeMaUr, Uona. golnit through another change of that no\ political dominance by The Herald reserves the right to decline to puhjisb any , matter tortfd tnimpet. and his famous To Aid Starving ther immigration of Jews^or any Jews and the ban on an ArabI which means Britain was to ad­ So four months ’ ago joint THOMAS PBRGD80N one or ^hV other ran be penpltted. that may be liheioua or which la in oad laata. Free •xpreMigu \ Blind-wHI be the headline In, Per­ state., 0«B«r*l ktanaf*' policy, and callously leaving the sBare Outline of Prob- minister it. Amcrican-Britlsh. committee waa suggestion that a Jewish suite be It .^eclarea. therefore, that buIs Prlma (Editor’s Note: This Is the equals about two sMces of bread in There were Jews anil Arabs in now hut are n<}t ab^don- ...... V " On Spot No Matter of witnesses, among, the Jqws and antl-S(emtUc, since they’re Semitic Su«e i know But what they that Paleati^ie must be governed precautions thaj.^'wlll Insure H i s 1 ft’aturos such otitatamling stars aa last of three artirlea In which food value. Palestine then, TOe Arabs far out­ Arabs, and took a great deal of people themselves. I ing^tbelr fight for greater jmmi- Pgat XMm at Hanchaatet. Cana,, at , «<» Know. UiigH and (hardens Use leftover, cooked oatipeal as fear is that Moscow, just after in a manner \whlch will be fair to three sqiini-^-fi day foi some time Ann Carol, ' m'"' kavorlte the Bureau of Home Econom­ numbering the Jews. And Pales- testimony here and abroad. But, the committee says, the gjrhiloi^ : Saeond iTIaa* Hall Uattar. To the Editor thIcKcning for gravlea, soups, What Decision Miule to come.^,,;-^ni get mine first, let the' others. Prims presents all his pop- ed specific ways .\inericans who, although orlgiuxlly Semitic, I th e committee's suggestion but If Pat monta by Matl ...... a -W other w’ords, ei^^eiltually Come tol control thcii pels during the plsiil^ tics ahd puddings. be allowed to enter Palestine Im­ tional revolution, may now be go­ ler fellow do it." *’it" including his famous ren- can conserve food.) Washington, May IX;,iiiPi—Pales- favored Palestine as a Jewlah home now represent an alien clvlliea-Vt does-the Arab world may Slbgla Copy ...... I . Ing season. In some rommunitij^ When eommeal la plentiful, mediately aiul that Palestine even­ DalOarad Oaa Taar ...... » »• » ing back to the war-time policy of erance. Until f^ondltlona among Wlth all the drives for this and ditions ol • Angelina. Ro^n tine. In the news again, still Is an but did not Intend to have Jewlah tually beca/ne a Jewish state. tlon. i flame against Britain and the Waatara Btatea an6 *PO ...... ->1100 the Police and Dog Wardens'^jR-nl that woilh while and humane Homl," Please. No Squeeza Da Washington, April a No.f - ' use It In enrnbread, mnfftna, . , , . nationelitv Imposed uix>n the other ' keeping hands off the Internal af­ the people themselves have devel­ open woimd for Jews and Ariibs. inhabitants ' (This c^ ld n 't be done very well Besides, the Arabs aSy, their, Jewa and turn to Russia, seeking j ■fAR make Intensive campaigns to keep cause, vve are somewhat liewil- I Banana, and his u ^ e .jt lecordmg Washington, May 1 lA’i How's griddle cakes, com meal i UBHRBH OF oped to such a pdint, the commit­ dogs from destroying growing until th f Jews outnumbered the claim to Palestine ti stronger aupport there. rUB ABSUCIATBD PKKSS fairs of other nations. • dei ed. Hnd jiiRt a bit diAgiiflt^d. nt j Ba-ba-Rc-Bop, . your conscience today? A Maev- mush. Her4 ta an ABC explanation^^ I Time passed. Under British con- than that of the J4ws for they If Britain doesn't follow the re­ tee recommends that Palestine be crops. Won’t you help by keeping Use leftover corribiead In stuff- Arabs Which would mean in time Tba Aaaociatad Praaa it aaciiwitdly It would be an excellent Idea the Ix^autiful racket that haji d c -, ing child’s next meal niay depend bsre outline—of the problem. ■ frol. Jews flowed In. The Arabs have occupied It 'fo r a thoustnd port, Jews In Palestine may riot, | your dog at home! ! upon it. i|igs, or slice and toast It. a mucri vaater Immigration than antitlad to tba uaa of tapuoiioatloa of for Moscow to adopt, for If Rus­ placed under a United Nations vrioped. If the proceeds were din- i Bell. “ Baby VVon t Palestine, about as big as the prytested bloodily. Britain put re- giving the, Britlah there mlse|ry. all aawa d'apatchaa sraditad ‘n it or ooi ' For Americans who want to Use pearl barley when available striClions on Jewish immigration 100,960). >*«■*■■■ _ . . . trusteeship. The easiest method of control st tiibuted diiectly to those In need ; Hon\c, and othcri. Extra state of Vermont', was the ancient Idea Opposed B,v Some Jews , The committee. In Its report, And the Jews everywhere will liel iity Slid|ip#ri otbarwias eraditau ta tbit paftai and sian willingness to atop working ! help hungry millions of their fel- to give body to sotips ami chow­ alar tba loral naar* pobliahul herd. the owner's home is the une of the nil well Hnd good, but there are too | added are The Parade home of the Jews. in Palrii^e. .-^tome Jews oppoacd the idea of which considered many things. reaentful. ’pile much at least j for the overthrow of other gov- To this recdmmebidation, the I low men abroad, there are definite. ders, instead of rice, spaghetti or (InTfinfhe population of Pales­ well known trolley system. String many unjtcnipuIo\]a Individunls in ‘ SpoUignt BandH. and the The Jews, like the Arabs, were \jL Jewish national state, ae they suggested what Mri Truman aug-jaeciiia sura/ \. AM rifbta ol rapublieation ol apadal ernmenta was goo were Jews. Thus th V ^ w a still are gieater and more difficult emcr- j With their disapproval. And, al- Clubs will do their ahqre willingly. way and 42nd street. l>uDliaBars Rtpraacnutitw. The through the ring. ?n this way the Nor Vill the real Sci vlcb’ Cluh mem­ There are late stage shows Sat­ Wheat is the No. 1 cereal for Gse perishable when they It was a highway acroa.s which outnumbered more th^n twe/ to W A fc O N juliu* Mathtws apecisl Agency-New gency connected with building the I thoiigli accepting the proposal urday and Sunday starting at 10 .shipping abroad, rice is urgently’.®''* abundant. Save the others for one). / Tnrk Chieego. lietrnit end fV>stnn. dog has considerable freedom and bers reeig'n if the g^ihg gets a bit the Armies of ancient Egypt and Regular S1.9S he will soon become accustomed to p . m . needed in the ...... Far —East...... In ,place'----- shipment . . abroad. k On . the •; abundant Hitler befan his feroclous/perse- peace. Well. Russia- is at least that the immigration of 100,000 rough. / Poultry, Assyria thundered. The Greeks s o F A M m e t u m HBMMBH AUIHT BURKAb UF hla confinement. De sure there Is of wheat and rice, use oatmeal and ; **®t at present arCi cutlon of the Jews. World'wac^ II N*OW hinting In this direction by Ihe , '’^ permitted Immediately’, they Now let's .get this straight. Till- > eggs, fresh and frozen fllttt, pota­ moved In. The Romans moved in. CtRiHlj^TloNR some shade and a dish of cool Hopes To Cut Work Week corn meal when possible. A d A R t o r mere act of getting ready to Jet i " “ill keep fighting for the Jewish views expressedmere arc mine and toes, many fresh fruits and xyege- The Jews were dispersed. water nearby. rM Ueralcl Printing Cuoipaiiy. Inc., Inine alone. My feeling is that the If wheat' and meal foods tables. Dreamed of Ancient Homeland 1.7^ Browder into Russia, a rare and slate as well. Teach the children to^exerclse Hartford. May 1—(JP)—State aasuniw no Onanrial r«saun»ibi|ity foi Service Cluba.tnust be worth while, are scarce, substitute secund- Crops from home gnrdeua UH Brightl} typugrapaioal s.rors tpPMring In as- unusual privilege for anylrndy. ■ But. although the repoil thus the dog daily. Personnel Director Glendon A. helpiiigs of potatoes, parrots, . Scattered, persecuted, locked in or such a g^ u p of men ns do be­ free more market crhpa to Painted vertlaemenU la The Msne.heiter Ere- t!onn. Humane Society. Scoboria said yealerijay that he turnips, rorn, peas or lima ghettoes. slaughtered, the Jews ning Hnrald. and particularly foi anvbodv who j faces opposition from both side.s long could^^not or would not be feed tha. starving. W a tch Fo r ••xl*4 Baa* llghta yraetteatlyNUxbla yanr _ _ ^ 14-Incli bothered. hoped to be able by July 1 to car­ beans. dreamed of their ancient home­ has just been called a traitor and l in the controversy, it .veeiiw t'l us II ▼lMaa...*akaBlilitdrtTl»g»«atia«ar. Staipla Body! Wedneaday, May 1 Ser^^ce Clubs Service Club Member. ry out the LegislaturA's mandate Use oatmeal occasionally to re­ land. The dream never died. \ villain by the Communist Party of , the best ihat couhl be done, from that employes of state institutions place part of the wheat Hour in Lake Mead, backed up by [ in 1897 the Zionist organization aad aaay ta IxatXlL Jnit ramova M.d tana, * ^ * ^ * $ ^ ^ without, in settlement of the eon-I ’^hXEdllo; : be put'bn a 48-hour week as soon making bread, biscuit, muffins, Boulder Dam on the Colorado; liras formed— Zion is another nSaatar, balb a*t Uiaart aaw malt. n America. I TJie io^a of Service Clubs doiiat- M r/O 's A New Russian Mood aettlenient as possible after the war. They are pancakes, cookies. river, is the biggest articial lake , word for Jeru-salpm—and then be­ These are some of the Hems of Iroversy. The tine ing one rHeal a week to the desti­ working a 54-hour week at pres­ An average serving of oatmeal, in the world.—over 32.000,000 acre I gan the real fight for Palcstfhe as liiust come from the Arabs and tute of Eiihope as suggested in Boltoti Steyi WhHtr Lonttr\ Ruaaia haa to her credit in the Russia's new willingness to get ent. before sugar and cream are added. feet of waterr and 113 miles long.. a Jew’ish homeland. Jews, themselves. Heard Along^ain Street In Satur­ ' ’ past few days an unusual number along w'Hh the outside world. Turkey had Palestine at the Red W a g o n ! day's Herald nas its merits. ^ The Womert’a Society for Chris­ Tasaw As Law As 88 a Mantli of gestures of diplomatic coopera­ Whether or not such a Russian I As a menvber\f one of the Serv- time of the Ficst World war. Tur­ / . tian Service of the Quarryvillc key fought the Allies In that war, ,Ona Wsek Deiivsty! Tirestoris tion with the western world. Most mood can lead to some really pro- |^| *' 1| IT C‘ t ice Clubs I feel s\fe in saying we j church will omit the meeting on A and lost. It lost Palestine to the A Bdf^nd New Lawn Service., of these gestures of concession ducttve International cooperation*: I l i V S I C c l I I V I . J l l t l t would gladly sacrifice our meal if Wednesday evening' o f this week Wa Bttag Fabrte Baaplas Ts Allies, too. Thri Is Sensational In Re- X H O U SE have'come at-the Paris Confer­ may depend upon the response of we Knew riu.t meal .•iXtually reach- , t<, ,now the members to attend a / 5 9 : Tear Hobm: Ns OMIgsHon ed s .stai ving family.\biit bv the | away partv for Mr. and The League of Nations made suits. ence, wWch waa so freely con­ the western worldf . If. when Riis- i^liiv (i<*l BeliefiI Palestine ^ a British mandate. And Up P A IN T \ lime it roae\eeae gestures have done every­ the idea that we alao can contrib­ Hartford. May 1 The in fact, the platter would miss- I Sfgnrjanjjg j, assistant pastor qf j ing, too. To Fabric* ■AB'TPOBO thing to contribute to the hope ute and yield something tP '. the the Quarryville Methodist church, j Slate Department of Educalion A recent suggc-stKin to tliV fam­ that the Paris Conference can de­ Choir on Friday PORTABLE, cause of international friendship, .said today that the physically ilies of the nation to rut down\n velop life and hope and even ac­ Choir rehearsal, for the Quarry- 1 It’a tha yalat of Uatlag baaatyl Oaatalha Tltaata* PIobM^ an era of good feeling, or at least ilapcllcapped in Connecticut are their rations in older to eon.scrv our food supply Immedlafelv ie - K '" l‘^ church will be held in the They>e Mack Again MacDONALD UPHOLSTERY iJN valaal treaties France waa not scheduled' aeem that it has taken a long ing to a good sijWikei', by making; attend./ i lamps. Replace with decorator- creases caused by accident- ^ n \ I was seemingly no good reason with its wealth of decorative gifts, offers 2 ;0 0 1 .7 9 have not chosen to support the the kind of ^hing.s Mother will appre­ $ Metamucil ' $ (> n the ho|h w (I y • s . M v a with aaM-t.-hahy except typical Rtis.sian |»divor.se- Y»M.C.A. in the past few years, la aafa In this atiirdy saat. ness for postponing the start of ciate most on Mother's Day. ’ Strang fahrie, natal fraaa, this cannot be done. With their $ 2..00 P o rtra it 8.00x16 — $15.20 plus tax. vary wall mada. this Commi.ssiorr’'r all important help, it will be done. work.' Now that perverseness has ■your i.'ontrlbntion, whatever i t , gone. i an be. will help. Mali it to or C o ld W a ve LAWN SUPPLIES -Another obvio.ua Hu.ssian sliaw, leave it with Walter Bncklev at STAKE WAGON already .noted, is 'the fa d that\,^y 1 0 STEEl, LAWN RAKES...... ,69c Russia refrained from n-sing the , ■ ____ _ $ . P Lavoris ' GARDEN RAKE. ..98c AN ATTRACTIVE AND DURABLE GARDEN HOE ...... i •...... 65c Security Council veto power) 1 • . I STAKE WAGON! .‘16” x 16" x lOVi" against the proposed investigation Repoit On Palestine - 1 Fiddle bottles for ivy SVAtAi 1.2 0 FERTILIZER SPREADER ...... $4.95 You I ., want $ Sal Hepatica of Spain, to which Russia obje.d-i— 'I’he Anglo-American Comniitlcc make living bookends. S i’ ALL STEEL WHEELBARROW.... $8.95 STEEL WHEKI.S: * RUBBER TIRES! ed on the ground that it was nn- Inquiry, on the problem of Pal- Blue, green, amethyst, 2 LBS. FAIRLAWN GRASS SEED ,. ..98c 2.69 fo r. $ 1.00 Pertussin j GARDEN HOSE~ necessary. ’ - , I'sline has made Its report. It IS Tea tiles with linder- Style and quality; '.Still another Rua-sian straw is ^ ipp product of sincete, Intelligeht, 25 F4. Length '...... $2.95- $3,89 giazc decorations; Gid .. 50 Ft. Length...... $5.45-$5.95- $7.45 the. presence in tills country o f : unprejudiced study . and thought, Lyme Church, shown, $ 1.2 0 Father John's 14.95 three top-1 arfk .Ruasian jourhal-;bn the part of the cofnmittee and others, 1.25 ' as always js ts , wh'i are now ejngagcd i;i g e t-! members. M o t o r o i l F L O O R M A f s FLOOR 7/ U»e 50 RUBBISH J .'tin g to know .something about this The problem the . .committee Good furniture... finely styled and .$ L A g a ro l ■ 3 7 " X 50” 7 CARPETING Sparkling candle holders in country of ours. The chances aiT tackled is one violent partisans soundly built for Idtog lasting joy Greater Significance h Audehed to BURNERS S-Oallon Can $2.98 For Rear Floor Mats F good that they w’ill show most in- could .solve easily, and violently. Itj a star design; combination 1.0 0 and.comfort.. .|s limit^. Yet here Mother's Day Each Year...... $ Lyo n 's $1.29- ' Felt Back $3.75 Yard t tcrest in . oqr worst sibe, in our ' is a problem no impartial obsei v-^ crystal and cranberry glass', at Watkins we’ve always been able $2.98 Good Rubber ^,.00 pr. e . . j slums and in our racial prejudice,! er can solve easily. Any fair kind —We Offer These Gift Suggefltions For HER: h r Pin to offer an amazingly complete se­ h in t Tooth Powder £ so that they ■;an give the people-i of report 'would be , certain to lection, styled as all Watkins Fur­ Clean;stng ^ of Russia some good reading. But [draw the attack of both the Jews niture is expected to be.. .built for SPRAY PINS. . . $5.50 aud up WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OUtDOOR they can't get to our slums and j and the Arabs, as this present re- long lasting use in accordance with $ 1.00 Fit^h Shampoo 7 9 c inVesUgaU our racial prejudice port has already done, Hand decorated sefving trays of Watkins High Standard of Excel­ BRACELETS . . . $8.50 and up RECREATION SUPPLIES! ' without seeing something else.' But the committee, facing .two sturdy wood arid Masonite, 1.98 lence. ' ‘EARRINGS___ $1.75 ahd up too, and {yerhaps they will learn important problems, has done as to 4.50 » • PLAY GYMS • SWINGS more than they expect to learn. Sofa. t4S.00t coffee Uble, 19.181 PENDANTS . . . $5.75 and up wisely and sincerely as it "could. chair (reserve now for future LIQUORS A T REASONABLE >RICE$I ^ \8tUl another Russian straw, ahd It has met Jlhe immediate and delivery), 88.90 or 99.99 a pair. LOCKETS ..... $5*50 and up • SAND BOXES • WADING POOLS perhaps the most fascinating of emergency problem of the bpipe- - all, concerns the travels of the de­ less Jews of Europe r^coni- CROSSES AND ’• SLIDES a MAYPOLES posed American Oommunist lead­ mending that 100,000 * additional CHAINS____$^.20 ami up er, Earl Browder. Only a few refugees be admitted to Palestine months after he was finally read immediately. This is the humane COMPACTS. . $4..50 and up out of the American Communist This harid deeoriited wood­ gesture t^lch American policy en box can be used a.s a WitTKIKS Party in disgrace for his war- has long been advocating, and one magazine rack or scrap bas­ Ume policy of coUaboratlng .with G i Which is certain io liiise the |ury ket, 5.00 ,, ' FREEDMAN and DOBIH DONNELLY’S'4 American ' capitalism, Mr. and perhaps the violent opposition TELEPHONE T< ARMerder is On hla way to visit of the Arabs. ‘" JEWELERS AT THE CENTER 856 MAIN STREET ThlF th iw a the Amcri- .Thie^ committee has faced the <’OwamiMiata behind him Into more major question of the ulU- 4 ii;F

J. »-ii'■J'n / jBAnuntwiER c vcmwu nEHAi^, aiAWUMEy™. w «w , nEUWcaUAT, MAY 1, \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAT 1,194§ PAGB' . t K f cesMty be somewhat Curtailed pue' --- V- to lack of funds. TliUt is not cltarl- WHAT C A U S ^ Rockville an , Increase of ^ 2 over 12. Mrs. Albert Newmaker; 18. 2:80 p.m. at the church. Follow­ ter Of the late Mrs. S' Child ty- it is work we should all have and James Richard Dii!iiyis . ■ p i i . i F f y r last year’s Issuance of m 26 wblld Mias Emma Zuehlke; 14. Mrs. ing the bualneaa meeting there wip 51 Fire Calls a part Ip and through, donations / . Mr, And Mrs. Raymond A boekl«l cenloInlRS IM esIniMi at to- Rockville located here. The finu date on Patrick J were, married at : 8U, During Month ant Child He^th Work. wlH be lani ntll,/tAA\a (bay Iqtb W any censes Issued. For hdormation Letulinu to the Arrest anti — William Armabee; 19. M rs EMward Executive of Charter Oak Counciti Bemard^i church oh Tuesday, Rev. raodar wriline lha {dveattenot Divliisn, gunlor ^lline Club BASS $9,354 for Hospital Ct^iction of Manchester's Fire Bug. Public Health Nurses V Textile Union Newmarker; 20. Miss Lucille Boy Scouts will come to Dobsonf Patrick 3. Mahoney performing" WORK Both Departments Re­ SU Fifth AvayMam'4awYerk, N.T., Dapl. K-tSI Sponsored by the Rockville Fish Kuhnly; 21. Mrs. Alice Carpenter; vilie this evening and show motion the ceremony. The b r i^ was given Play Large Part In Ordered ------7 ^ and Game Chib a meeting will be 22. Mrs. Darius Plummer; 23. Mrs. jiicture’s at the achoolhouse in the in marriage by her brother, Arthur port Busy April; One The rtWard fund eatabli.shed by the Manchester Calls Meeting held this evening at 7 o’clock at Z. Deptula; 24. Mrs. Walter Diet- nterest of Cub Scouts. These will F. M iffitt. Mlsa Anne M iffitt waa Work Shoe$ WITH A FUTURE Icaidenta Asked to Navy Waptc Kveninif MeWld for information, which will lead to the This Important Job thc Maple street school for the set, Ellington; 25. Mias Lucille be “(Ebbing In the Home,” "Cub­ maid of honor and Robert Davis m , Blaze I>ast Night ^ ^ r Distillers organisation of a Junior Fish and bing In the Den,’’ and "Cubbing In was best man. Following -p recep­ cnifford’s work pahta, shoes aVre.st and coViction of the fire bug who hffs been >/OlI company on He has one favorite time fhr setting his fires. There waa also indicated, by the office short b u s in g session. The class ita unpaid which cover author- boef, powdered milk, dehydrated Nurses play such an important Icra is expecet— We Cater To Wedding Parties and Banquets $1.59 and ^ .5 0 chase. The car, which Officer fall in behind the truck again. ‘'hedgehog’’ went off in the hands Buy Gas , Loii{;ine, Grueii, Bulo struction. Automatic heat. Interior completely renovated. tal. When It Is considered that prise^ K-2-5 Stirling said, waa operated by Ma- While trying to pass the truck of a seaman. (A "hedgehog" is First floor— 4 rooms and bath. Second floor— 3 large rooms and teenaus figures show t^at 10 per Small Business Eliminated a depth charges used against sub­ va, Benrus Watches at WASHING MACHINES cent of Manchester’s populaUon lon,\ speeded ’ up and outdistanced again, the Lublin car, going west lavatory-. Extra large closets. gilcely landscaped lot. Very^ Electric Batieliall The nation has been witnessing the cruiser, but not before the of­ on Demlng street at a point near marines, It weiglis about 60 Wholesale R E PA IR E D • A L L MAKES reaaonaMe price. RIFLE 'taaaaed In and out of the hospital a gradual elimination of small nationally advertised re ro n e reason or another during ficers had taken his license num- McNall street and the Romero car pounds and is a cylinder about 30 10 Venn' Experience! business,’’ CVSrk asserted, while inches long and 4 to 5 inches in In Lots of 300 Gals, or More Sets $1.89 • year, there is all the more reason were lit collision, as Rornero was prices. \ Reasonable Rates! M ILLIA R D STREET — 6-Room Single. Good condltiom-''^ New TELESCOPES "big business 'hSa become bigger." Officer Sterling testified that he unable to again pull back behind ! diameter.) The seaman was For your tractors and farm ye- V Collapsible f o t the continued active support of He said that 50 'years ago there hides. We also have ■ Tew imtomatlc heating system. Large property goes with tjin house. ■paper salvage. These people recognized the driver of the car as the truck. I slightly injured, but the man ’Tax Included On All Prices. A. B LE W E R were 15.000 tobaccb manufactur­ itorage tanks. Has new garage. Property has approximately 750 ft. frontage Bicycle Accessories 4 a ve all benefited In some way or Malon but called the station on the Henry J. Polowilzet of 530 j al.ead was either killed or badly Ihlephoa* 3-0549 or 3-0248 ers against 800 at present, with on Hilliard street by ahont 800 ft. deep. May be qpDt into good Shovels another from the added valuable radio to pheck for accuracy. .Malon Goodwin street. East Hartford, ; wounded. F'ireman Jack Horne of $35*80 four dominating the Industry, and building'lots. Asking price $11,500. / •quipioaent that paper salvage haa had paid a traffic violation fee wa.*? flneil $25 for permitting a Charlotte, N. C.. said, 4 ^ Full Line of Aeroplane 700 Iron and steel manufacturers - D i a l 632o .\^eal Preci.sion iMUght for the hospital. earlier In the evening and from per.son under the age of 16 to ^ other Vessels Hauled to Safely Models . . . Motors and against 350 now. this report^ his license number was WIOR’S ROGERS PLA C E Duple:ex Hquse, 5 and"'5. No heat. This Wall Tents Many examples of the service j operate his motor vehicle. i other ammunition-loaded vei*- Idatrument! In a brief reference to labor In l|oaae has a new roof and new siding of-%abestos shingles. In- Accessories. tof this new equipment cduld be verified at the police station. Polowltzer-, was arrested ''2*®” i ge]g jf, area were hauled off to pointed out and one well lllustrat- connection with the nntl-trust The two officers went to Malon’s Jetvelery — Gifts terior Is In falrly'good Condition. M ay he had at a reasonable laws, the attorney general said C fficer W ,'R . Cassells invesUgat- i ^ were all but one of a Plowing •d this: The life of the Uifant home about\a half hour later ami Int nf rpnirlpntodrich pipny, outlining to the chamber a been driven In an\ erratic manfier, ice between tlie east coast and the E. J. CAMPBELL COMPANY our tasty meals . . . was written Into the minutes of program for Industrial peace, weaving from one slde,.of the road Mediterranean during the war and No Job T ^ Large To Honor Gold Star Mothers CENTER . S!TREET AND MTOIm Ie TURNPIKE, WEST the meeting. Mr. fSoodrlch, for­ stressed the need for more educa­ to the other. Officer Sterling tes­ had arrived yesterday morning Or Too Small! tion of both labor and manage- For Over A Hundred Years TELEPHONE MANCHESTER 6348 merly msuiager ofvCase Bros, was tified that Malon hl^ ^bcen drink­ 1 at the pier for overhauling. Its rrjcn|. for a complete exchange of Bristol, May 1 -iA’i--A dinner Open From 9:00 A. M. To 8:00 P. M. DINNER a member of the ^per Salvage ing and was bolstorou^ when in­ I captain was Lieut. Commdr. O. R. LUNCHEON hjiinest Information. reception honoring gold star mothj TELB^HONE 6501 committee from its Inception. formed of his arrest. \ LaRoeque of Kankakee, III,, who 5 P. M. 'til 9 P. 5L StelnkrauS asserted communi­ crs.in Connecticut who.sf aons Nevr England's Finest Paint! 11 A. M. ’til 3 P. M. A large knife was ^aced >n evi­ was burne*’ severely about the J were employes of New Departure ties could help to promote indus­ dence which the prosecutloh tried face and hands. He gave the order trial peace by definite activities will be given by the General Mx4 to link up with the cas^e but XMfi- to abandon ship after the second Giral Charges to this end, and nSmed Toledo, tors division on Memorial day! cer Sterling refu.sed to ircvcal Ohio, as* n city which had improv­ May 30, it was announced today blast. person who had given Infori^, The fires in the ship and pier a 111 Treatment ed a troubled labor situation by by General Manager Frederick G. mation about the weapd(n, which were extlngruished within an liour, community effort. He added: Hiighcs. Thc reception, to be held }<. Malon admitted was his. \ He said Bight Atmosphere Created in the Endee club here, will- have but the Sola- was described as a (Oontlnned from Page One) that he had taken the knife In his "complete loss" by the Navy. "Many a company today would gold\8tar mothers from 22 Con­ > refuse to build br buy a plant in car to sharpen it and had ^ o w n it necticut cities and towns as 6 R A N T ' S council to determine from avall- In India and Japan, newly mar­ ■able member-nation files and hy ; the city , of Detroit, because It to a friend. \ guests. Brig. Gen. William Hale IN EAST HARTFORD CENTER — lioibim MAIN ST. Robert Sturtevant, 16, of 3 Ker­ ried couples throw food to fishes further inquir>’ whether Spain Is ; uvnild fear it was stepping into a Wilbur, nf Palmer, Mass., will ry street was given a suspended to Insure fertility. threat to peace. i hotbed of labor troubles, 'Yet l)iat speak. \ THtmSDAY ONLY V The previous evidence from the ! same company might very readily sentence to the State Reformatory W iled Republicans was Incorpo­ ' choose a city such as Boston, and placed on probation for A one rated-into the long arraignment of where a group of both lalKir and year on a charge of breach of'the 'Franco Spain by Polish Delegate management leaders have done an peace. C A N H p N Reg. 59e •'■^scar Lange In his original de- outstanding job’ to create the right Sturtevant waa arrested by O ffi­ ind for an Immediate U. N. atmosphere of cooperation- In In- cer David Galllgan at 10:30 last BRI-MAR tbrteach of diplomatii relations (luatri^ rclationB.” night after" residents of the vicini­ bRESSES, 12- Reg. 12.60 ty of Kerry pgm Union streets had Ward Week Special! with Madrid. The u. S. C. of C.’s directorate, ' 'ilhe Ui 'N. Commission on Hu- in putting aside the proposal for complained to the police that Outside P^bnt iman Rights under the kaderfihlp repeal of the Wagner act, showed someone waa peeping into win­ CHILDREN'S DRESSES Reg.$1.6D {of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and a strong leaning against adoption dows. Officer Galllgan later met jothei subsidiary groups proceeded of an/ dramatic resolution on la young Sturtevant and alter ques­ {withAformulatlon of their reports bor relntibn.s at this convention. tioning him he admitted mat he TRAINING PANT^ Reg. 25c ;to the Economic and Social coun- Gallon JEWELRY GIFTS Icil which meets here May • 25 to |frame\a world bill of rights for • ' , • \ flndlvldbals as wtdl as nations. IN'5-GALLON CANS Reg. 50c-79c V POLO SHIRTS , Lapel Watch. 17-Jewel, filled, W rist Watches, 17-Jewel, VVESt J o r WHITE, GREEN , caee and matching pin, $44.00 gold flilril oases... .$39.00 up U*lit Tells a n d oth er good colors DIRNDLE SKIRTS ' Reg. $1.55 _ 7-16 Things Are Fresher at Attractive Bracelet Watches Bow Knqt Pine In silver and III yellow Kgold, 17-Jewel, gold -> 1 About Rallies g o ld ...... $9.00 up WHHAVE PLENTY OF WHITE LEAD 2-6 — Reg. $1.98 filled cases $42.00 up ! '\ ' ______CHILDREN'S OVERALLS r (Oontliued.from Page One) X Pearl Earrings .88.89 Exquisite Cameo Brooekw ■ 1 \ Reg. $1.59 — Sm. - L. with carxlng In bold relief, iportance hml d w!!' fight for this MODEL GIRDLES gold frames ...... $22.50 up 'piece of evidence as I sec it.'* . Smarts Nevv. Flower .Earrings, goM • KqJtHi uste of 11ine” filled ...... ;85.60 up FRUIT SHOPPE Reg. $2.83 After^ H short delibo,ration with “Where Genuine Quality Prevails"! OVAL BRAIDED RUGS W ide, Choice of .Pendantq, . V *■ gold filled chains ui nnqsaal Jbis colleagues. Lord Jiistice Law- 997 .MAIN STREET a .TELEPHONE 2-0784 . 'tehee, president ■ of the tribunal art designs ...... 88A5 up . ‘ irulod- that -."an investigation of Just a Few Steps Below Hale's ^ . OVAL BRAIDEP RUGS Reg. $1.98; teuch fact.s ts a. wH|Hte of time and FREE DELIVERY! Of. ' / • ------..., AD prices include lax. Irrelevant..’-’ t Designs tq add charm to every room in T Sehacht, in his .second day of YELLOW RIPE OVAL, BRAIDED RUGSf Reg. $2.98 ^ ijirect testimony, continued an your home. The very best iir domes­ jelaboration of his main defense w iX \ • TREASURES. — ■ ■that ."Hitler deceived the world, tic and impoHed wallpa|>er8, all priced ' deceived Germany and me.’’ .tVsTfl OILCLOTH 1 ' * ■i'-. -- Asked by. counsel .to explain the BANANAS to suit your purse. I jiroaecution’s "charge that he sat |(jt -tfieiii tftiiwvtotw In the .front row at Nazi party INSULATE NOW WITH LINOLEUM A4ATS 10c, 15c, 25c, 39c i Tallies, Schacht said he only at­ tended the earlier ones as a cabi­ FLORIDA JUICE 8EEDLES8 QRANULATED ROCK WOOL ^ F IN E V net minister and added: "Foreign, REAL RUBBER STAIR .ambakaadors were there too— ex­ ORANGES Grapefruit, h*» never too late to buulatel Install Words Rock Wool right now MOTHER’S DAY GIFTS cept the American and Rusalan— -OLD SCHOOL and also ostentatiously In the fropt 35c doz. 4 for 39c and give year-round comfort to your home. A 3-in. layer of Rpek- Q UA UTr* COTTAGE SET$ P oDm Dot R. G. B. tow ." Wool con mdke a house snug In winter and os much os 15 degrees Sterling Sliver or Silver Plateio Brighten It was whqn Schacht attempted Her Table! |o<**“axplaln the presence of tHe cooljkr in the summerl h's granulated . . . so eosy to install yo vco n NOVELTY WOVEN MATERIAL Nat. diplOTuatlc corpa at this purely 1847 Rogers Brothers 52-Piece Set for only $64.75 party ftmctlon" that .Jagkson first 3 p o u n d , 3 2 c do it yourself, because, it pours! One bog covers 18 tqtibre foot mcGILL-COnUERSE IRC Sterling Silver from $17.41 per service with tax 3 inches deep. Come in for o ifree estimate a t W ords todoyl J Regarding his financing of Nazi ONIONS Bag 99c I^BBY WOVEH MATERIAL „ Gftta«WilM " yd. $1.00 included. foannament aa president of the WE WILL HANDLE COMPLETE JOB s Mirrors — Pletares Faint — Verolsh v Ralehsbank, Schacht jMld " I did a s Artlat MatrHsb thla to obtain for Germany equal OP INSTALLATION FOR YOU S Drafting InatrunMats Painters' Suppllfa CLEARANCE OF SPRING SWEATERS! rtghta, a poaltioh I atlU think right. MeINTOSH or DEULTOU9 = Wallpapers . the other powers broke their Picture Framing* ' 34-40. Reg. 12.98 to $4.29 $1.97 ,v promlaea to disarm, Germany pad Endive Salad APPLES Wlnlow Glaas ^ ^ altarnattve but to rearm to •Richman Co. aqaaUty.** The I" 2 lbs. 35c 2 lbs. 34c jjT . T E L E P H O N E 6887 g * JEWELERS • OPTICIANS STATIONERS o r tim s S45 MAIN STREET 815 m a i n s t r e e t JE W E LE R S , iiiiutiiuiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiuuiiiuiiH iuiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiH iiM ittiiiyiiitw W* GEANT CQ. $91 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER, COflN. I m ' ■'I— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 1,1941 PAGE MAJWHES'nC* EVENING^HERAUD, MAI’fO'nEB'rEll, CUNN^ WEDNESDAY, MAT 1, 194i ,Hvlng wage increase voted by the pioyes aasociatlbn has asked for_ - r 1948 Legislature. This increase 'ncreaaes of $360 e year for those' tba Immanuel Lutheran church in Episcopal Service Will Consider mlttaa aald "the forna of govern­ ware aevaral aharp exchahfes on Unusual Terms Was $180 for those earnipg $1,800 earning $1,800 or ices and ^ 8 0 SIMON1ZING the iinarled 'taIian*Yugoatav bor­ Gaitner Thuraday afternoon at H T IC —1089 ment ultimately to be eatabllahcd. or less. And $340 for those earn­ foi' those earning •nors than '|1,- liie Cost der iaaue befon the ministcra fln- ! Obituary 11 Stalin Warns two o’clock. Church Parley WDRO— 1360 Tilt Bodji Shog Motkoi Rush to Gel ahall. Tinder international guar- Today’s Radio For U.^tudeiite Higher Wages ing more than $1,800. 800. anteea. fully protect ind prei»ene Of Will Puzzle The full Legislative council le Eaatoni DayMfht Time •' 2. Make this increase a perman­ 90LIM ENB a FLAGG, lac. the tntereatt, Ir the Holy Land of Is Estimated ^' ence. ,tha^ two Italian and two Qf Intrigues scheduled to meet late this wsek Dog Licenses At Hazardville ent part of the state’s salary IM OMrtsv M. IM, iln Christendom and of the Mo«lem/f .Y u gw lav lepreaentativea be Missionary Group Dus to the rapid growth of the schedule, lifting the wage brackets ,for fihal approval of the bills now and Jewiah faitha. X\ J heard on the qiieatton P riday th i« Funerals 4;p0— WDRC — House Partyit vention Talks. Administrator Turns to University of Connecticut and the Drafting Coinniitte% of In to* various divisions by the tiiuici Study by the Drafting com- 7;45_L\V0NS— Inside of Sports; "Paleatlne," it went on. "U^ot. Tax Expert Tells Seleel- ' or New W ar To G i v e Program! Local Delegation News; WTHT — Jack Berch; increasing number of Episcopal­ i^oun t of the Increase. inltlee. time, WTIC—Musical Appetizer. Superior Court to De­ Legifilative Council Town Clerk Has One of and ran never heronie. land | w i i « i i- ' I Fred T. BIUli, .Sr. wnC^Backstage Wife. \-1 Koiir different priipo.sats for set­ ' Attend Conference 4:15— W T H T — Music Hall; W H O 8:00— W D R C — Jack Carson ians who art students there, the WouM Not Be Permaaeat which any race or rellgfon can iiieii Jl .n ill .tieun K Kiinei al .services' for BYed T. (Continued from Page One) Studies Tentative Bill Under the early Roman law, a The Busiest Days in tlement of the l.strian dispute Show; WONS — What’s the termine Action Diocese of Connecticut of the 3. Grunt another -cost-of-living jli.slly claim as its vepy own , Blish. Sr., were held gF n is late The Woman'a Missionary Socie- — Stella Dallas. husband could execute his wife, priiililiin* of weie said to have been examined I. Norwich Digtrict 4:30—WDRC—LWe Can Be Beau­ Name of That Song?: WTHT— Increase of $240 a year to those Seyeral Years Saying that anv/atleriipt to hoiiTe, 9 Laurel strei struclive labor of the Soviet peo ty of the Ematiubl Lutheran Episcopal church is expanding its and a father his daughter, ^for I by the ministers. The British. Lum and Abner; W T IC — Mr. Hartford, May 1— (45—One of Hartford, May 1 (/F> The earning $1,980 annually or leas, promote an indepdled 8rl5— W D R C — To be announced; of tax expelts, the .1. .\l. ('leniin- Dciiiands I'riesle for VllgoslaTli which Mr. Blish was president and i Mni. Carl Anderson Is chalrnalMi Hazardville In the M eth^ist 9:00— W D R C —Frank Sinatra: States Navy now on terminal creases to,state employes. Reasonably and Qaidily bills of sale and mortgage r government of Pale.stine he con- our aviation." -; WONS—Superman; ' WTHT— the Socialist Labor party, came to would arfect approximately- 14.000 linued as at present under man SHW Company, Ig.st night in the Molotov als.i d'-mandcit thaUtfie treasurler, were Francis Ray. W al­ of the hostess committee and she church thec^. The Ffev. C. Homer 'SWONS—Gabriel Heatter; WTHT leave, haa been appointed as Min­ A tentative draft of the propos­ Lightning leases. Stalin urged Ru.ssian workers Dick Traoy; WTIC — Portia light this week aa tha administra­ state employes. The fttata Em- date pending Ihe ajemtion of a Municipal building. Vflriatii iieifl of Trieste be^.d^keii ler Snow, R K. Charles, ^Villiam * will be assisted by Mrs. C. Alfred Ginns, formerly of th* North end '^ones and I; WTIC—Eddl»4 ister to Episcopal Students at the ed measure haa been approved by In the past year a total o{^,521 >lo reach and even exceed Faces Life. tor turned to tba Superior court Free eetimatoa given on any August Kanehl trusteeship icieement uridei the Mr. (.'Iciiilnsliaw , recoininended Iroiii IWly aryj turned ,oVer to Hanna. Kdward Edgerton and Anderson. Mrs. Adolph Benson and chucch here,' Is minister at ,Haz- Cantor Show. • University of Connecticut, effec­ the Drafting committee but fur­ . goals sd in Xhif nation’is new flve- 8:30— W D R C — News; Swooh or 9:15 _ WONS — Real Stories for aaalatance in determining more building. Instellatlan b.v trained dogs wore licensed by tke town to the bo. . to complete. the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, i At 01(1 Golf Lots i by Rev. C...-A. MOrrJll of Dea- gree, and of the Virginia E p ^ o p a l Telephone Manchester 3989 posed on,dll who have not aei need I omincndatioiis, if adopted. will I Ihe ..-gVoiind and has turned over ing'plans of a new War. it'i^ nec­ Farrell. •10:00—"WDRC—Great Moments was admitted to probate Dec. 8, I. Make permanent the coat-of- T»tm fens »8eewC>tM4»Tili« eel Iliia .\ll l>M-ul Uatd 22.’i Main street. Burial wa.s in I conness hospital. Boston; Mrs. Theological Seminary, Class of the n ^ s s a ry permits by, 5 p. m. D 'o a n a very heavy burden for any i essary to remember \the teac’hing | ------Evening 1944. A t an earlier meeting of the Se- 1 the Bolton Center cemetery. Re^, In Music; WONS— Endorsed by 1943 with the degree of B.D. Fol­ Quality this afternoon, when the office w ill single government to undertake of the gieat Lenin to the effect | Work. waS started by the Park Charlep Johnson, prcstdeiU of the 6KK)— News on all stations. Dorsey: WTHT — Ralph • Nor­ One of the provialona afka that n. Mr. CleminaMw was a a k r i" ’ !’"''^-^ commission was Mai shall Budd. of the Wapping lowing Ordination by Bishop Bud- This aertfon of the report loiild ' District Women’s Society; Rcy. 6:18 — W D R C — Spotlight on close for the day. The office was Federated church. ofriclated.*'’T h li yesterday in laying man; WTIC— College of Musical the ashes of the decedent and those long of Connecticut, he was ap­ mean a pox-aiblc delay in settling ed to appear here due to the fact L. MOnson, chairman o f .the Sports; W O N S -r- Today In Certified Seed ' open until 9 p. m. last night for that the last reaaSe.ssmenl o f" the " ?">ggested bolder line based on bearers were W’alter Stratton it is necessary tp be Con-Tjont ^ softball field at the Old Golf Knowledge. of the cremated body of her daugh­ pointed Curate of Holy Trinity Oil Burners mo.sl of the i.saue.a raised by the Conference Cr'iaade for Christ Sports; Musical \Roundup; the convenience of the dog owners town m Itm W11.S taken .h v the Smiinds but later informs- Kenneth Stratton, Fred Stark- i vigilant, to protect a.s the ! I,jOts. The field will be located orv 10:30 — WDRC — Holiday for ter, Sangna Fora, who died July 11, Pariah, Middletown, and waa ap­ cc'inmittee nnti' the I'nited Na­ program Of evangelism, and Dr. WTHT—Kay-O-Qulz; W nC— '.and others. » Cleminshaw (Mmpanv ami this turn indicated the report contained weather and Michael McDonnell. apple of one's eye the .armodjorces ' tlve Brookfield street side, on this Music; WONS— Ray Henry and 1918, be mixed and placed in the pointed by Wesleyan University as POTATOES Company, C. W. Shillin'', district lay leader. Professor Andre Schenker. Attention, Veterans! tions has acted on the whole ques­ minorilv rctommeiKlatlons. ; and defensive powers of our conn- ■ gil^ of Uie victory garden.s qf'the hla Orch.; "WTHT— Fantasy In southeast room on the second floor Assistant Pastor. He served also AND FERTILIZER l onceni had moree actiial data on Following a fellowfhip hour at 6:30— W D R C — Report to Connec­ tion of PaleflUnc'a future It might try. j pasty few years. Melody. / of her late home, now aald to be as Vicar of Epiphany church, Dur­ Furnaces ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A PLACE tO LIVE? rei P o’clock when lunch will be serv­ ticut; W O N S — Answer Man: Read OUr Listings In Mnnrheater and Vicinity. .\t Reasonable Priceo! even leave open until then the "The armed forces of the Soviet ThA diamond, when completed, 10:45— WTHT— Harmoiyr Four. unoccupied. , ham, until he entered the United Palestine Report cantile and induiitnal plants and ed by the entertaining church, a WTHT — Sage-AIfcn Hour; A Few Stin Aetllabic. que.niion o f^ iitB ia a action properties Uutn any other organi- New Strikes 1 union must daily improve their i will be the fourth so^ball feild ih 11:00— News on all stations. Executors of the will also are States Navy in 1944, seeing aervice We Have Hanses That Are Available Under the G.l. BUI at Rights. Discounts an Lots -of Five About Town service of worship and sermon by W T IC — Veteran’s Question Box; I military art on the basis of experi- ^ Manchester. The otljefs are lo<:atcd 11:15-^WDRC—Word from the directed to rent the lower floor to in the Pacific. or .More Bags. emergency ^ i zalion wlpch might be brought in. I jence of war. on the basis of the pro- at the North Entj playground, Mt. the Rev. Maurice L. Bullock, su­ Five Minute Mystery. . RACKUFKB OIL CO. ' Reaction Differs Priority for Iltsplacrd j n stated that If^ h e pro- Country: WONS—Earl Roth’s ,"any member of tba Socialiat The Reverend Mr. Heermane is • MapW Aeeaae — Hsrtfort WALKER STREET— TOLLA.ND— ,v Second Lieutenant George g.res.s of military .science and tech- ' Nebo and CHarter Oak All perintendent of th^ Springfield (t;4S — WDRC — Robert Trout Orchestra; WTHT — Music; bor party,” provided that this Tlie conimitlce specified tna graqi of icvaluatior^/ could be Shade Labor married and haa one child. He and IM. HarttniO 1

'i'- f AGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONNh WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 ,194« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^NCHE^TER. CONN« WPIDNESDAY, MAY l^iH ^ Fa c e f o u r t e e h Sport Slants Bristol Spoils High Opener, Winning 6-1 By Earl W. Yost flporta Bdito; FeUer Hurls Second Local Sport Chatter Costly Errors Afield WoiUd U ke Mexican League Art was definitely In « baaeball Art 'Pongratz, former Manchea- mood when he was wnting the let­ ter'Hlgh, Morlarty BfOthera and ter. After telling of hie own duties Chambers Movers and Brown’s • will include .Big Ed Wtlah and feats, he winds up by aaylng Meriden whi) wad recently Margin of Victory u ire r Hamilton Props baseball catcher, No Hit, NoHun Game Oarage will meet tonight at the T /je now In the Army, "todk time off he is glafl Nick Angelo Is back at West Side Rec alleye at 8 o’clock mltted td th* Hall of Fame. LhM Adr^Bcmentfl— from his duties in Panama to the head of the Twilight League in the second half of their home year many of the former baseball, wg^ite a lettef to thla writer. and tnat he hopes to be home Qeveland Pitcher Fans »O tV THEY and home match. The Movers won greats in Manchester during the Norm Beauregard Hits Last y«apt Pongratz enjoyed hia this sumihcr .ln time to get in a the first by 33 pins. early 1920’s appeared in an exhi­ cells are long and less of the nu­ bast y e a j^ t the plate, leading the few games In the local loop. 11 Yanks at New York; bition game at the Oval. Box Score Homer in Second for BMUittful old STEEPLE nuthieg:. salt and pepper and trient qualities will escape in the / Like many others, he was,elat- STAND CUXaCS to add the charm of ^ garlic. Add a Probs With the willow and being Dobson Blanks Tigers Dave Hamilton, former YMCA ! I Locals' Only Marker; cooking water. Child Health Is reen^sible for the team finishing > ed to read in The Herald that director, now living in Boston, The YMCA bowling alleys will, Bristol (6) ptb«r daya to a mantel or dock- butter or margarine and YMterday’e R6eults In the playoffs. Shortjy after t)»e Moriarty Brothers were back in wrote a letter earlier in the week be open for the remainder of the AB R H PO caaa—aa well aa to keep accurate i with white wdne. Shining beauty and solid com­ the baseball picture in town. In For Sox With 3 Hits National League week, Director Evan Kullgren stat- Noske Losifig Hurler time are among the fascinating HOW A BABY GROWS fo rt unite in the new DANIEL season ended, AH received hU (Jhicago 2, Brooklyn 1 (ll^lrf- to this department. Dave served Conrad, 3b 4 0 1 0 ed yesterday. SUrUng Monday the | 0 antique at BAILBY’S AN- Baby Week suggests GIFTS G R E ^ SLIPPERS at the C. E. nings.) as Y director for several years Sonstrocm, ss 4 0 2 . Bristol High spoiled Manchester Theme Today By Jack Hand alleys will be open on Monday, McHugh, 2b 4 0 1 4 TIQinc_ _ SHOP, 382 Main etreet. FOR BABIES—of which WIOR's. HOUSE SON store. House in the Army. Bottle Murray, Mike Zwlck, Jim (Associated press Sporta Writes) | Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 1. and made a host of friends in High’s opener yesterday afternoon Since being assigned ^n am a, Manchester during this time. Wednesday and Friday evening. Tracy, lb 4 tx. 1 7 ( I f ’ you’ve "any antlquee to dis­ 977 Main street, has a varied sup­ shoes in brtght satin have closed O'Leary, Johnny Hedluiid, Nick Boston at Cincinnati, postponed, The summei\*chedulo starts Mon­ at Bristol by scoring a 6 to 1 win pose of, you’ll "get the utmost or open backa and Cuban heels. Art has managed to plajl' a few Bobby Feller ■ brilliant no-hit, i Brouker, rf 4 1 V 0 ply-sterling silver ^rringer xeropthalmia (an eye disease); nnd all the other players In th^ rain. day. at Muzzy Field. The win was the consideration there, t cups, or fork and spoon seta Felt olippefs with, »»tln boWs have Rv Oavnor Maddox baeeball games in the Csnal Zone no-run Job agalnat the New York | The British-American baaeball Savino, cf 4 .2 1 3 NEA Staff Writer VKatxn Bl: Vegetabics (especial­ Twl League. New York at S t LouU, post­ Bell Towners second In three 5003.) (with curved or straight handle >; low heels. (Colors are rose, royal ly leafy vegetables), whole-grain League. This league eirployh Yankees should still once and for ! team will be honored at a smoker Zoppo, c 4 1 0 1(1 starts. It \Vas a CCIL game. i This is National Baby W’eek. News from the South’' poned, wet grounds. Leo Katkavcck, a fire pro­ 0 lockets, crosses and bracelets. blue, aqua or black. Nice for cereals (especially those contain­ many professional league stars all the sprlngtJiAe rumors th a t; American LeaguO and dinner Friday night at the Raffaniello, If 4 0 1 Emit Noske and Bill Chapin, May 1st is celebrated as (3hlld Ziggy OIbcrt, another former Rapid Robert h4 o’clock at the West Side Oval. All miss element from telephone mes­ ors that Ue in with your color (pulp or Juice)—For growth: to sUrts and It rains everj' day for operations on April 15 unde^Man Feller was amused and slightly players are asked to be present. Beauregard, If 2 1 1 4 and White leftnelder, was the on.y How easily, rapidly and rest- —’To repairWorn out tissues; to Boston ...... 7 4 .638 1 Men who have applied for mem­ McClUskey, 2b 3 0 0 3 sages, shopping lists, appoint­ scheme. All sizes in beautiful, col- help bil)d good teeth; and to pre­ several months, thus curtailing ager Mickey Katkaveck^ also a peeved about reports he was 7 5 .583 local player to dent the platter fully an ironing can be done with build new tissiie.s. Chicago ...... bership In the umpire Staff in the Cnifford, aa 3 0 1 .3 with a run. \ the new THOR AUTOMATIC ments or household bookkeeping. or-faat, washable fabrics. vent scurvy: Vitamin D: Cod liv­ any thoughts of a baseball league local man. A wind and gandstorm "slipping.’’ Before the game. Man­ Cinolnnati . . . . 5 7 .417 3*4 Lee’s Esso and the Oak Grill “ i Minerals: Milk, green vege­ hampered the workout, but the local Softball League are asked to August, c 3 0 1 .3 C!hapln passed oni^ rihe batter OLADIRON. must be seen to be er oil, egg yolk—To' prevent rick­ operating. ager Lou Boudreau shrugged off New York .... 6 7 .417 3'4 will meet in a .practice softball be present at » tonight’s meeting. Even if you’ve Just done your Another flrst\ KEMP’S MUSIC tables, fruit, egg yOlk. meat, flsh, team continued to drill. Noske, p 3 u 0 0 and sent ten down via vhe strike­ appreciated. And you’re., invited whole-grraln cereals— To main­ ets; and to )ielp build good teeth. TThe local catcher performed questions about Feller w-lth a Pittsburgh .... 5 8 .365 4 game tonight at 6:15 at the North Teats will be given at this time. ant DEPAR’TMENT kas Just received Roughage: Fruit, vegetablea, Bob Skinner of Manchester and quiet, “WRit until after the game out route. Nosko’s cofithg was to come in and see it at BEN­ tain body processes; to build with Christol in the Panama Pblladclphla .. 2 9 .182 6 End diamond. 30 5 24 WINDOW CLEANERS from (perhaps the first "in the country I whol»-grain cereals, and bread — Nonny Zazzaro of Hartford are and then talk to me." After the Totals 1 8 perfect and he threw a thiraatrike SON’S FURNTTURB STORE. The 12 WEEKS bones, teeth, blood and other parts League. He writes that two- American League The PA’i will practice Friday 01(1 000 McGILL-CONVERSE while they 8 WEEKS 120 and 80 Bass PIANO A (X »R - To regulate bowels and prevent other players from this territory game, nobody. asked any ques­ Manchester .. • . • past three hatters. \ price of the Gladlron is |59.95. of the body. thirds of the team plays proball Boston ...... 11 3 .786 The Meriden Dexters are seek­ night at 6 o'clock at the Wp4t Side Bristol ...... 030 000 Brnuker’s Triple are available. They’re the rub­ DIONS. ’These are brand new .in­ constipation. In the United SUtes during the who are with the club. Skinner In tions. 5 .543 2 ing games )vith local Twl teams. ber scraper type used by stores, There are four nutrltlonally- New York . . . . 9 Oval. The team faces the BA*a Runs Batted In; Beauregard 1, Coach Tommy Monahan’s struments, and absolutoly the first Water: Fruit, vegetables, milk, spring and summer months. his first time at bat, sent a tower­ Feller now hr.*! 39 Strikeout vic­ Detroit ...... 7 5 .583' 3 Interested teams may contact Kitchen work can in Just under 10" width (fitting seen since the war. Just what Ac­ Important Vitamins: Vitimin A: next Tuesday night in their first Brouker, Savino 1. Thrce-baae charges scored three runs in the While milk, cream, butter, egg and' soups. (In addition, some ” 1 wasn’t approached to play In ing homer over the fence in left- tims in four games. Counting the Cleveland ...... 5 6 .500 4 Manager A1 Revoir, 65 TwI.ss start. , \ really be pleasant into small panes), priced at 55 cordion students have lofig been fleld'and his fielding has been sen Hits: McHugh, Brouker. Home second on two hits and five mis- when your kitchen yolk, cod liver oil, liver, dark drinking water must be taken the Mexican League, but if I 11 he whiffed in yesterday’s 1-0 St. Louis ...... 6 7 .462 4 >4 street, Meriden, or 'call Meriden cues and came back with another Cents. waiting for. satgonal. Run: Beauregard. . Stolen Bases: Is smartly and well In-een leafy , vegetables. (Vita­ every day.)—To help build and wasn’t in the service, 1 believe I Cleveland victory over New Yprk. Chicago ...... 5 8 .385 5*4 5252-W. Lee Darting atated last night McHugh.^ 'Conrad, Raffaniello, three run cluster in the eighth with maintain blood and tissues; to There are many scouts from He walked five Vanks in chuck­ 8 .385 equipped. Y o u r Birds cannot see blues or violets min A is lacking in margarine ex­ would Sigji,’’ stated PongraU. Art Washington .. 5 5*4 that the bowling match tonight at August. Double Plays: Brouker to Clyde BroUker’s triple the pay off If he Is fond of pie—and most provide proper elimination by league's of higher classification ing his second no-hitter, becoming 10 .231 Housewares S h o p men arf^ — make a crumb crust, very well, but they see reds better cept that made from beef fat). goes on to write that "they really Phitadelphla .. 3 7V4 The fifth annual reunion of old the West Side Rec between McHugh. Left on Bases; Bristol 6, blow. has all the things —For growth; to increase resist­ kidneys and intestines: and to take all the ball players that they present and fellows who standopt one of a select group of 11 who Today’s Game* time baseball players in this area Brown’s and Chambers will .be Manchester 6. Bases on Balls; Captain Ed Brown led both which Is easy to make and easy than do human beings. help regulate body heat. may be ticketed to a_better league. you need—gaily decorated canis­ on the shortening. Fill it with a ance to infections: and to prevent can get their hands op. It is really have done the trick in the his­ American League will be held tonight at Smoke rolled for the Rec Fund. ,, Chapin 1. Strike-outs: Chapin 10, teams at the plate with two blows ters, bread boxes and easy to a good paying league." OIbcrt has signed with Wilmington tory of the majors. Two hurlers, (Jlcveland at New York—Rey­ Hallbach’s restaurant In Meriden. Noske 3. HU by Pitcher: Chapin in four offlclM trips. butterscotch filling, which re­ 16 WEEKS 20 WEEKS 24 WEEKS WHIPPED CREAM STRAW­ hantfe garbage palls. egg mixture, then fry it to a gold­ Rival Catcher Signed while Skinner left town on his own Lawrence Corcoran of the (Jhlca- nolds (1-1) vs. Ruffing (0-0). Among the local players who will The Manchester Chapter of (Senuregardl. Passed Balls: Utls aftemopn at th* West Side quires only two tablespoons of BERRY SHORTCAKES! DANISH slm'ple classic bowler, softened and from last word from the south, sugar and three tablespoons of en brown on both sides.' A rival catcher was signed for go Cubs and Cy Young of Cleve­ Detroit at Boston—Benton (1-1) be prefLcnt Include Herman Bron- Baseball Umpires wilt hold a meet­ August 1. Umpire; Maro. Oval the locals will open their National CHiild Health Day is PASTRY—made with butter! with a row of crisp, white summer $5,000 a year on a three-year he is still unsigned. vs. Ferris* (1-0). home season against Rockville molasses. You’ll have a pie so daisies peeping above the rolled land and Boston (both leagues) kle, Billy Dwyer, Sammy Massey, ing tonight at 7:30 at the East the appropriate time to consider BU’TTER ROLLS—also made basis. "I guess the people ii) the Olbert has been throwing a lit­ have three to their credit but even Chicago at Washington — Lee Side Rec. All Chapter umpires are High. Last year the locals siflit tasty that It will melt In your brim? It In pearl gray or A man wants his WEDDING Tommy Sipples, Breck Wilson, BABY FOODS—and the fslct that with butter! No wonder the States look at the Mexican League tle and his arm feels great. Last that mark is not out of Feller’s (0-1) vs. Haefner (()-0). aske to be present. Applications of even In tyro games. mouth. MANCHESTER BAKERY on pastels. RING to be handsorrte but not Bill Schleldge and Tom Chambers. you can find the foods he needs showy—and he'll find many 4t aa an outlaw leagpie but you can't year he pitched the first no hit, reach. St. Louis at PhiTadelphia—Pot­ new men ‘will be received and re­ Softball Loop Coach Kelley has nominated Bob for healthy growth at QUINN’S Kerry street (turn right at the blame the players for playing no run game in the Twl League in ter (2-1) VB. Fowler (0-2). viewed at this time. Tedford, basketball and footb..ll National Baby Week Is a good Second Congregational church) is choose from at WIOR'S. Second No Hitter Speakers at the biseball dinner PHARMACY. For formulaes, You’ll be amazed at the big where they can get more money several seasons wliile home on National League ace, to do the chucking thla after­ time to call attention to all the doing a whopping business with variety of things you cart iron with It was the second near perfect Jf they have Pablum, Alacta, Pa- supplies for baby-care that are Never put tea into water, pouf stated Art. leave from Uie Navy. Brooklyn at (Jhlcago — Gregg Meeting at Y noon against (Joach Francis Oeis- bena, and Cerevlm. To regu­ lovers of the home-made flavor an IR O N R IT E --^d at the ease game in a week a’s Ed Head of sleris Rockville nine. The invaders available at the CIENTER PHAR- the boiling water' (Tver the tea. Brooklyn had throttled Boston (1-1) vs. Fleming (0-0). late his vitamins, they have Vita­ and shortage-conscious folk. with which it can- be done. POT- New York at St. Louis— Koslo Country Gub Notes Iqdt their opener despite the fine MACTY—Kleinert’s rubber baby without a safety last Tuesday. Twi .Leaguers min Oil. For babies with eczema TERTON'S at the Center hag an (0-1) vs. Martin (1-0) or Brecheen pitching of Fogil who allowed only pants, enameled graduates for ac Rotate the usage of your ster-^ arrangement with the company by The expertness that can tcaf Never In the history of the Yan­ Team Eligibility; Lists three hits. Game stars at 3:15. there’s goat’s milk. And for all curate measuring, baby oint­ (1-2 ). ling silver so as to . bring all the down and rebuild a sewing ma­ kee Stadium had the home club Tomorrow afternoon, the locals \babies, chopped and strained ments and creams, and all baby 28 WEEKS 32 WEEKS 36 WEEKS which you have the services of a Sports Roundup Philadelphia at Pittsburgh pieces into use durttig the week. professional demonstrator in your chine or vacuum cleaner is at your been held hitless and a Yankee Meet Tonight T o Be Forwari!e|l at will play their third game in as bgnned foods. foods. service for even^thc amalleat jobs Judd (1-1) vs. AlDosta (0-1). own home to show you hoV to get team hadn’t gone without a safe Boston at Cincinnati—Lee (2-1) Final Meeting Tonight many days against (Jheney Tech at For a beautiful WEDDING most efficient lute. As both ends of of repairing electrical equipment By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Hobson, Oregon cage coach. Is ■blow in a game since 1919 when M t Nebo. The game is slated to SpHog Salad at the A. B. C. APPLIANCE AND vs. Gumpert (0-0), Party clothes such RING that a girl will treasure all the Ironrlte open, it takes very New York, May l —(4n—Dorothy coining back cast this summer to Ray Caldwell, another Cleveland Final Meeting Before start at 3 o’clock. (Serves •) aa these are all In Wfer life. WIOR’S has all sires in SERVICE COMPANY, 21 Maple complete hia studies on basketball Softball League officials and" wide articles, and it won'.t sag, Lamour, the screen eyeful, has pitcher, did the trick. One envelope plain unflavored your favor. Your plain or etched styles. Street. New equipment of depend­ and give- a coaching course at Co­ Season O p en s; Grill team managers will me^t tonight gelatin, w cup cold water, 1 2-3 since both ends are supported. Or­ Floyd Bevens matched Feller Dress Shop has a ders are being taken. The price is able quality and many aids to sew­ three horses in training for the lumbia . . . Andy Anderson, form­ Sporlsiiien’s Show at 7:30 at the YMGA^to Iron out cups tomato Juice, 1 teaspoon ing and cleaning are sold there, as goose egg for goose egg up to the Fares Legion Monday all plans for the season which Last N ight *8 Fights hcart-y s.eleetlon of Baby needs bright colored, $139.P,’i. rhcea at Pimlico and tub-thumper ; er Houston press sportswriter who ninth when Frankie Haves, Bob­ sugar, 1-4. teaspoon salt, 1-8 tea­ Jtist tWa ^arty-going well. Dave Woods Immediately tabbed is currently on tour giving ampu Ladies Day Thursday opens Monday night at the North spoon pepper, 2 tablespoons lemon lightweight w^hable to.vs of va­ by’s batterytnate, planted a home Opens at Arena frocks teen agers ried textures, says H. D. Clark, them the “ Sarong String.” .... tecs lessons in fishing, is featured Tire final meeting of the Man­ The first Ladles Day of the sea­ End diamond. Los WiUlamA Juice, 1-2 cup sliced radishes, 1-2 Sewing machines should • oe run in the left field stands. The son at the Manchester Country. League rules and regulations sigh for—all of them marked by secretary of the Toy Man^ac- xiiled every 5 or 6 hours of use. The Inquirer Wonder what he’d say if Gypsy in a "person-oddity" picture called Tribe ace had a close call ln_the chester Twilight Baseball League 134 li, Trenton, N. J., T. K, O. cup sliced raw carrots, 1-2 cup thin­ cupid and sure to win the heart of "Fishing Elxpert.” , . . For two bits New Haven, May 1—(>P)—Sports Club will be held tomorrow start­ were adopted at the previous meet­ Enrique Boiapos, 133ay. Necklaces, ear-ringS A lunch box winner — ground long-useful lady’s FOUNTAIN | financial value of an oat like put­ durance lyaa that Dempsey had Ameriean Legion, Rockville Hill ' staff for the season. They arc: IfOOLRKJI cooked liver, grated raw carrots, block. 32 WEEKS: flakes pellet. 36 WEEKS: Goes after second block. 40 WEEKS: Pokes bell. For safety on the stairs and ting it into a full brother to Bush- forgotten something and went .Stirnweiss' bat and throw him out Square CJardon nnd according to plav over the wartime caliber. and pins in wide variety of styles PEN. or- a pretty COMPACT. I Wren is .the biggest outdoor show Billies and Hamilton Props. Herb Stcven.son, Bill Braiiiard. / at STONE’S, 891 Main street, are finely chopped bacon, mayonnaise. 44 WEEKS: Picks pellet between forefinger and thumb. 48 WEEKS: Recovers bfoch from un­ easy cleaning, you'll like the' '.:X er.” back for it i:iftcr dinner. by a step in the first inning. Record opening day crowds arc ever staged indoors in this state. Several members of the Recre­ priced from $2.50 up. der cup. 52 WEEKS: Brings crayon to paper. black, rubber-like plastic STAIR Surplua Stinger Dots .Ml. Brothers Overshadows Dobson’s Job ation Board and H. Leon Shep- expected at the.so first peacetime | PLAID Old, nail polish brushes mske TREADS available at the MAN­ One medium sized potato and Just out of ^ way. track Coach The American Soccer League Feller’s storllr.- Job overshadow­ pard. Rcc director, arc expected inauguralsInmigurals since 1941: Hartford at one thick slice of broad each have a'ld Tommy Murphy. Ever have onions with herbsT excelletU paint brushes for chil­ CHESTER FLOOR COVERING Chick Werner la having a tough has invited British brides of Am­ ed a fine effort by Joe Dobson of to sit in on the session. Albany and Elmira at Williams­ COMPANY, 24 Birch street. The about 100 calories. , the Boston Red Sox who hahded port this afternoon: Utica at Peel a- pound of the smallest dren. They arc light and easy for a tine gourmet later Cf ntain blue are belter to wear' cream ( three taoleapoous Itjmon Ume assembUng a track team at erican servicemen to attend a Whitey Korowakia makings of fabric is non-skid, long wearini;, Detroit’s Hal Newhouser his first Sports Schedule Binghamton and Scranton at SHIRTS white oniona Steam in a small tiny fln g^ to handle. with dark blues, blacks and ' juice to one cup cream). Lake flsh Penn State and he was ipore than game the Liverpool Club will play in life. and water proof—and it won't Whether Mother is eighteen or Anklets Wilki'.s-Barre tonight. amotmt of water to which has pastels. in moderately hot oven. k little surprised the other day to here May 12 Just to provide a setback. *4-0. lengthening hii Stale College, Pa.. Ray crack. Ask for an estimate on eighty, she’d be proud aa a pea­ ■ Tlic champion Utica Blue Sox been added parsley sprigs, pinch MATCHED WEDDING RINGS '» — - • see s scrub manager toss the dis­ touct) of home atmosphere . . . Pa club’s .Americari League lead to W ednesday, May 1 Finely cut CAMEOS-always a cock of a new DRESS, SUIT, or and Si ranton Mlnets, 5lh last sea­ 1 Whitey) Kui'ovv.Hkl. Penn Statje of dried thyme, whole clove, bay for the brld^and groom are very lady’s treasure—are lovely for To make Mother happy on People who are eating out occa­ either of two sizes. 5 3 % Spun cus farther than any of the team Byers, Kannapolis, N. C. welter­ two full games, Dobson, an cx-GI, Rockville af Manchester, 3:15 — f^econd ba-senmn, is one ol five fashionable and have a nice sen­ COAT as her Mother's Day gift. candidktes . . . When (Jbick asked weight, is incorporated for $100,- allowed only three hits In racking West, Side Oval. son, Bic pre-scason favoiilca tlc- Mother's Day, STONE'S s them Mother’s Day. WIOR'S STORE. sionally to save short foods in The WILROSE SHOP. 597 Maiil splto the managers’ caution of an boys in. the Reading family. Four timental feellW of- “one-ness.” their own larder are finding that Softly gleaming sll- Nylon why h^ wasn't out for the- team,' 000 in stock held by hometown up his third straight decision. Twilight League Meeting, 7:30 -- in. pins, rings, and ear-rir .t from. 977 Main sreet, has lovely things. . verware means so Street, has smart young styles or I unpredictable race because of the of H)em, including George, the St. Fine examples a variety of $'22.50. Or perhaps she'd like a A fine Elgin, Bulova or Gruen HANSEN’S m i l k BAR, next the the 'midJMer replied: "Can’t pabe fans. A couple of knockouts and Ray ScArbrough turned In a West Side Rec. By The Associated Press Louis Cardinal third baseman, much to a well-ap­ gracious designs , in such pretty floftball League Meeting; 7:30— ; qudlity ol reinforcements expect­ styles are in stocl^at WIOR’S. nicely designed 'P IN AND EAR­ Wrist Watch, for example; a ring Armory, is the place to get that 47% .Cotton the physksl.” . . . A check with the they can call him “Murder, Inc.? winning performance for 'Wash­ National Ijcague bear the .nickname of Whitey. pointed table — in colors—sheers, rayons, or cottons team memoo confirmed the state­ ington, outpointinr Ed Lopat of YMCA. Batting - - Wietclman, Bo.*«ton, ed from higher leagues. RING SET. priced from $8.50. with her birthstonc; ear-rings (in­ home-cooked flavor at most rea­ —In straight sizes or half sizes. Baby shouldn’t b^bundled Into cluding rings for pierced ears); or sonable price, whether for lunch­ ' sterling or com­ Turn Down ment and Werner blustered, / ‘Get Monmouth Meeting (Thicago, 3-2. with the help of Thiinulay, May 2 .417; Hcniiani BrooUlvn, .380. ' munity plate . . Wm out of here. He has no busi­ Hall High at Manchester (track Runs Witek. New’ York. 13; his warm street clothes until you a pretty spray'pin. eon or dinner, weekdaja or Sun­ French toast is delid^us'! Take Buddy Lewis’ tlc-breaklng doirfde W om en’s Dress ‘ up the morning cereal. days. (Downyflake Doughnuts are enhanced with deli­ ness making my boys look bad." Long Branch, N. J.—The Mon­ meet), 3:15—West Side Oval. Herman, Brooklyn. Hopp. Boston, arc ready to take him qut. It isn’t bread and dip it into a tnljl^and scoring A1 Evans In the seventh. Top oatmeal with cooked prunes sold there., too. and are they cate ornamentation or acverely T ops . Sportsmention mouth Park Jockey Club’s inaugu­ Junior Sportsmen’s Club meet­ and Schoendie'st, St. Louie, 11. . fair to dress him in w^nti togs Just a hint. After preparing .The Philadelphia Athletics out- and hkv^ him sit around, uncom­ stuffed with cottage cheese :— pour good!) simple. The New York Rangers have cut ral summer meeting at its new scrambled the St. Louis Browns, ing. 7 p.m.—YMCA. , Runs batted In —Stevens, Brook­ troRN oiRtc^ over cream lind serve! fish, rub hands with arid fortably while you answer\the tel 8.111 loose Harry Westerby, .who has northern New Jersey course is 12-8. in a wild affair in which Manchester at (Jhen'ey Tech, 3 lyn, and Miller, Cincinnati. 12. Brown and lemon Juice before applying any Flat Finish Holland scheduled June 10 through' July p.m.—Mt. Nobo. Tcs.* ephone or put the fihishing\fouch- been training the club almost since Hits Muslal. St. Louis, 20: ft ft an® eight pitchers saw action. Starter At the FERNDALE SHOP, op­ soap. Removes any tattletale For the best values in lemons Friday, May 3 es to household chores. buy the small, thin skinned kind hockey was Invented .... Howrard 20. Russ Christopher was the victor Schocndlenst. St. Loul.a, 18. posite the high school, you’ll find odors. WINDOW SHADES W i j k i .TI/I'R CHENEY Meriden at Manchester, 3 ;l6 — Doubles-—Ryan, Bost'in; Rub- a new stock of useful things for whl6h contain much juice. and Tex Shirley, who opened for Sparkling big atones make., the West Side Oval. sell, Pittsburgh: Reiser, Brooklyn, W hite babies. A BABY GIFT BOX with the Brownies, was the loser. flowers above a gleaming sheaf of Dainty, feminine women get rid cut to measure Sunday. May 5 and Schoendienst, St. Louis 5. oil. powder, soap, cream makes a The Chicago Cuba knocked the leaves or small stones nestle in of unwanted hairs by having the HARRISON’S GIFT SHOP has BROTHERS Moriartv’s vs. Rockville, 3 p.m. Triple*— Wasdell, Philadelphia; nice welcome to a new baby. And Brooklyn Dodgers oul of the Na­ R AC calla-like flowers of gold or silver ELECTROLYSIS treatment, the Just received a limited shipment at most reasonable prices. and —West side Oval. Stevens, Brooklyn; Muslal, St. there are gay bells and balls, as of the lovely LU-RAY PASTEL REMNANT SALESROOM tional League lead with an 11th Monday, May 6 in the lovely SPRAY PINS at safe, medically approved and per­ Louts, and Herman, Brotiklyn, 2. Ideal for local Sjirmif SADDLE well as such staples as bottles, manent method for removal. Mias DISHES in 20-plece "starter sets” MARLOWS. Accordions At inning 2-1 verdict. Reliefer Hugh Twilight League Openct, Depot Speed— '.-ecial uo*n DONNELLY’S at the Center, Home runs Walker, Broo'klyn, EmoY nipiples, oils, and powders in sep­ at $3.95, and in open stock single HOURS: Casey pahsed Dominic Dallessan- Square Grill vs. American Legion, ing or for (rips “ Up Norlh.” which W’oiild make a Mother’s Day RENA HALEM, skilled electrolyo- GANSEHTfM€ *:/ar. 3; six players tied* with 2. "Narrog arate containers. pieces. Blue, yellow, green, and The pajama atory ia brief-one. dro with the qaeke loaded to help 6:15—West Side Oval. gift to bring Joy to one you love. gist, 843 Main street, will give you a Dally 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Pitching—Lanier, St. Louis; A GRiU- .. T""* a frge consultation it you phone pink combine luliclouslyjn each and fortella aummet comfort tATUmOAYt nATVItlf fireman Emil Kush grab hia third Softball League Opener, Rock­ Joyce. New -York, and Sain', Bos­ Here’s one for the frill. Remove 2-1264 for an appointment. set. in new. “ tommiea" — trouaera KEMP'S Saturdays 9 A. 5* to 5 P. 5L straight win. ville 'VS. Jarvis Garage, 6:30— ton. 3-0, 1.000. SHOES When airing pillows do not BLACKSTdNE VALLEY HANDICAP a slice from blossom end of toma­ bobb^ off above the kneea. - Although rain and wet grounds North End. . i American League •e^tve them in the sun too long. INC- . HARTFORD ROAD o u t NA*> . $ 6 * 8 S toes. Scoop out part of pulp. Fill Delightfully . different, Baste Cut cartots and other long vego- FURNITURE AND MUSIC tor *7tSO O AM m I forced postponement of their Weaver, New Britain at Man­ Batting—Keller, New York, HI uox* Heat dries the natural oil and game with New York, the Idle St. chester, (track meet), 3:1'5—West tro'm * Made By Buster Brown with cooked peas and broil ten baked flsh with lemon soured table^ lengthwise because their Have you heard abput the grand Ti/M-yMr-Oidr aad Vpwatd ■ SIm furioagr .400; Wagner. Boston, .375. shortens the life of the feathers. 76.1 Main SL TeL 5680 MANCUEtrriSR Side Oval, t minutes, three inches from flame. SPRED LUSTRE for kitchen and GZANDSTAKD 80a • CtUtHOUSZ 81, Taa lael. Louis Cardinals took over ficAt Runs— Pesky and Williams. Bos­ place by a half game. A Clncln- Manchester at East Hartford, n Baby Week is a dandy time to bathroom walls? It’s a lyater-thln-. ton, 14. At There’s a mighty good-looking z : nati-Boston series opener alfo was 15—Mirtln Field. Runs batted in—Doerr, Boston, remind vourseif to get a PIC- ned paint with a gloiw and it SfMW Trala latarda^Oali OirMt ta' Trach new BATH MAT AND LID COV­ Lv. WataAanr 8'i4l 5JI. Iv. Maachaaltt lOiU AM. washed out. Tiiceday, May 7 17; Etten, New York, and Spence. Z m M W * ” •n.TRE OF BABY at FALLOT’S waahes like a china plate” its ER SET at the J. W. HALE COM­ manufacturer pronilaes. It’s eagy iriaM ISKMA.M. WOUaiaBlic lli33AM . Pittsburgh broke out with three Cheney Tech at fJew Britain'.. Washington, 12. ' \ STUDIO, where you can find evi­ Pineapple M otifs Maw BHlola lOtZO A.M. Putnam I2KX P.M. Lee’s Esso vs. Oak Grill, 6:30 PANY to give style to your bath­ to use because it dries to the touch HartiotS 10il7 AJ4. A>. Conaail ItlO P.M. _ runs in the eighth inning to snap "Hits—DIMagglo. New York; dence of Mr. Fallot’s success with North End. Pesky and Williama, Boston, 18. Gustafson’s "immortalizing’’ the expression room. They're heavy chenille, in. an hour and any spatter, .can a 1-1 tie and assure the Pirates of MtNvr.j lOYS SH O P S oval shaped, in a line-check of By Mrs. ,\nne Uatoot Wedneeday, May 8 Doubles—Greenberg, Detroit, 7; MAIN that’s cutest. be wiped up with a damp cloth. a 4-1 nod over the Phillies. Pitch­ 705 Main Street white with black, green, peach, A really stunning doily—the cro­ MCGILL-CONVERSE has It in all er Tommy Hughes’ wild peg let PA’S vs. BA’s, %:16—West Side Pesky, Boston, and Lewis, Wash­ MAHCMCftI EII.XIMW. cheted ’’pineapple" motif dolly il­ NARRACANSETT PARK Qval. ington, 5. Of course you should consult blue, or ejusty rose with .multi-col­ light colors. ! In two talllet and. Boh . EUloU’a ored floral spray for decorations. lustrated gbove. ’The floWer-petal dquble drive in the third to save a Triples—Williama Boston; Kel your p^latriclan or baby . clinic center makes It an unusually effec­ Never'leave salad dressing cm Legendary Figure ler. New York; Robertson, Lewis for the best diet to give your own Sets are $4.50. victory for reliefer Jack Hallett tive lacy piece. Completed dolly Mlyer forks as discoloration may and Spence, Washington, 2. particular baby. You may be sur­ and snap a three-game Buc los Stillwater, Okla.—Now that Wa |i Today it ' t common knowledge measures 10 Inches In diameter. oet In. ing strekk. Home runs—DlMaggio, New prised by the” early dates at which Lower dolly is copied from an old college basketball days are over, York, 4; Chapman, Philadelphia, strained foods ace introduced, biit that orange in lipstick and nail polishes .is meant for the russet IX-lnch doily belonging to Mrs. You’ll want; not one, but several Foothllle' Kurland is likely to be­ 8. be cheered by this. As early aa Harold Seaborn of Mt. Sterling, come a legendary figure for all Pitching—Chandler, New York; possible is the time to develop tones of dress,'the paler'shades of of the COTTON FROCKS at WANT A NEW CAR? powder and the fairer skinned Illlnola. Pineapple doily collectors MONTXiOMERY WARD’S whem Cortez, Sexton time in Ol^ahoma AAM basket- Dobson and Harris, Boston, 3-0, good food habits, and learning to will want both these. baU. / ' 1.000. accept variety early may be the gals. Nall and lip makeups'that you. see the gay.colors, the wear­ .... We Gin’t Sell You a New Car, But. . . . we CAN tune-up, To obtain complete crocheting | able styles—and the price ($1.85 dlrertlOiM for the Lacy Pineapple; Wrestle Thursday to $4.98!) There are racks cram­ overhaul or rebuild your present car so that you will receive DoilJ) (Pattern No. 6132) and the med with all-siz^ up to 50 in PRICES niinola Pineapple Dolly (Pattern Legion Band to Perform ^llllllttllllllllllllllllllilllliilllilllllllillllllllllllllllllllll^ broadcloths and seersuckers, Hartford—Rating a ohot at 5323485323485323234848482323482353 No. 5530) send 15 cents in (Join prints and stripea and dots from KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS = plus 1 cent postage for Each pat­ champion Frank Sexton after hia pinafores to street dresses. For decisive victory over HShrl De- tern ordered. Your Name, Ad­ outdoor fun there’s a fitted bodice At Tvoilight Loop Opener New Car Performance i . FOR THIS WEEK: f~ dress and the Pattern Number to THE DISTINCTIVE GIFT' Glane, the Sensational Frenchman Anne Cabot, The Evening Herald, and full-gathered eklft in rose 6* last week. Manuel (Jortw bumps “THAT WONDERFUL MOTHER OF MINE’’— | 1160 Ave. Americas. New York green with wlilte. For all-around Into the«M^A8t competition of bis use. there’s a yellow, ruat, nnd FOR MOTHER’S DAY TTi* Dilworth-Cornell Post 102, y On* of th* most colorful and Decca Album. (Eight lovely “ Mother” songs, sung = 19. N. Y. career when he faces the champ American Legion Band under the classiest bands In the State, the Find your aids to spring re­ white striped. Nice plaids could go Thursday night on the weekly by Phil Regan with Jesse Crawford, Organist). 3 to gvorkln style. 14-Carat Gold On Sterlinf. direction of Ralph Von Deck will Legionnairee will add much to the decorating In the Anne Cabot Any Naaic You Wish. wrestling program at the Audi­ appear at the opening game of opening night program. The band MATCH THE Album. Also charming children's torium. “MOTHER”— Sung'by Gladys Swarthout § ■ In Oeorgla, sweet peUto pie the Manchester Twilight Baaeball will assemble ahortly after six SPRING MOOD frobks, summer play clothea dpz- A thunderbolt In actloh, Oortes o'clock and play a few selection* “MOTHER’S PRAYERS HAVE F0LL0W;ED = ana of crocheted costume acces­ and brunswtek stew are now n e ^ disposed of dangerous opponents league, Monday evening, at the DeMartin & and then lei^ the player* from With a _ sories and ^ gifts, 8 pages of free ing froeen. $3-98 West ^Ide 'Oval, Band Manager i ♦ ME”— Marion Talley s in. three successive weeks and baa homer plate to the flag pole In Instructions. Price 15 cents. - become a bigger favorite than ever Harold Olds announced yesterday. right centcrfleld. Flag raising 436 CENTER ST. “ TELEPHONE 2-0980 NEW We aaw the most usable of with Hartford fans. Hie Legion Band ha* appeared The ups and downs o f q>pln2 , MAKE-UP MIRRORS at the Gene Bowman, the lanky South on the opening night Jjirbgfam | ceremonies will take place at this HAffi-STYUNG GREEN temperatures call for special vigi­ WELDON Dl^UO .COMPANY. erner faces Stan Karolyi, the dy­ for several years until the war spot with the game scheduled to CARS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED! lance in baby's skin care. Face and One side magniflea; one side Is namic Hungarian In a return found many of the organlzation’a underway aU6:l5. Atth# STAMPS "regular.” They may be held or The American Legion baaeball I KEMP’S neck should be liberally coated match for the semi-final. players In the aervlcC. Monday WASHING • POLISHING • SIMONKING Incorporated adth a special baby lotion Isefore | they stand alont. The 5 In. size is Irish Tom Casey and Ted Ger' night will be the first public ap­ te, m under Coach Rocky Sturgeon $L8»; the 8 in.. $.89. ^83 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 5880 he is taken out. It won’t be harm- i malne. the Routh.Boston terrier pearance of the Legioii. Band wUl face the defending champion TH E U L Y fill to baby's skin. Lanolin and an open hosUliUea at 8:30. Phone sinqe Memorial Day, two yean Depot S q u M QriU ia the league Furniture and Music ’ Home of Frtgidaire As" accessory for ,that tailored antiseptic are the usual ingredi- 80 OAKLAND ST MANCHESTER 2-8452 'for reservations. ,410. opener. * . BEAUTY SALON enU and theae offer excellent pro- flannel spring suit, i^hat could be iiiiiiiniHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM^^^^^^^^ i tection against biting breezes. - i more flatterti^ thaij the severely 'l.J- MANCHESTER EVENII^O HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., W ^ N E S D ^ , MAY 1,194ft ^AQS aiyiftN'riiii WANCWES’rtR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY^l# 194ft BY FUNTAINB FOX room door, and there wax Ellle In TOONKRVILLE FOLI 35 Poultry and Supplies 43 Household Goods 51 Wanted— To Buy 58 Business Services Offertd IS hie nightgown, bare-footed, lean-; FOR 3 A L j:— Electrolux vacuum 3PR1. G riea g! 'We Ing forward over hla right arm WA.NTED—Girls and young woro- DKLCXR dresied broilers, fryefa, Qas^ed STRAWBERRY Plantr, Aberdeen roasters. Also^, fresh eggs e\eaner, in excellent condition, magazines, n wspapers which was sDH in ita aling, OIL BURNER SERVICE and Premiere, $2 per 100; $14 per bn for our packing department, Sense and Nonsense Q a $ » f i e d Special pnes stur^ snd large aisa Angto-Persian rug, 9x12, In­ metals. Thfee trucks "Ellle," Agnea shouted, "you get Air Conditlpnlng inatalled 1,000. 28 Foley Street, Blackmore also for bench work. Steady Job,' you. Wm. Osmnsky. 182 Btssell good pay. Apply Tober Baseball orders DeiivertM Wednesdays. quire 33 Hackmatack atreet. back into bed." All Work OuarAntecd! & Big Joe’s, Phone 6718. Saturdays 2-0617. ' street. Phone 58t9. . N^dvertisements Mfg., Company, Inc., Elm street. ONE Perfection, oil, three-burner By WILLIAM MAIER Ellle lyaa glaring kt Debby. l,,engthy. Rkadows! ■ Vialtor—Won’t you walk aa far Advertiseiiients VAN CAMP BROS. I TS TIM E to plant your C ado cook stove; Florence, two-bumer W E W IL L buy -your rags, news­ ‘"oVRcnl For Sale Lidten, you little squirt." he said •I’m Juat a ahbde past thirty," \ aa the street car with i^ , Junior? blue spruce now; 3-4 feet, $1.25 WOMAN wanted — Nice hours, huskily, “ I ain’t going to haVe you \ J u n io r—1 can’t. Articles for Sale 45 heater, combination , door; 40 papers, magazines and scrap 'The Htory: Ken Newidrii, the Saya a myatery maid in my clime; N. Day and Night Service up. Bring own container. 155 Oak good pay, 5 day week. New Sys­ bein' rude to my guests in my Vialtor—Why not 7 For Rent For Sale yards, toiTe on'tone, red c a r o l­ metals. Arnold Nelson. 737 Lydali T o ^ : To Sell ent who soM EIUo hisarance, But a study of dates convinces ' tem Ladndry, Harrison street. Debby nodded. own house." . She’a been in that ahade|, a < long Junior—’Cause we goona have PHONE 5244 OR 4844 street. CROWN Lawn mower, and a Rex ing. Phone 7154 between 4 apd 7. street. Phone 8906. _1vea out to see him. Debbjr la "H e's an antique deafer,” Agnea Mr. Newkirk Jumped up and dinner as soon aa you go. To Buy To Sell W OM AN to do housetrleanlng, one gas heater,. practically new. Call Impressed by bis good looks butt time. X RADIO - Electrical Appliance FLOW BRING plants, hydrangeas, CLASSIFIEDi H e d ADVT. went on. took Ellie's other arm. "Listen, Mrs. Evangeline Baker or two days. Call .Mnnchcalejf 2-0230, FOR That new linoleum or asphalt eUevIng he cheated KlUe. acts Service, repair*, picked' up and fuchsian. geraniums, lantanas. Rooms Without Board 59 PEPT.T. HOURS: HOI " I thought he was an insurancs Ellle, you’ve got to get bark In Ufe'a ’Reasoning X CLASSinED ADVT. 4816. - . ' tile floor, new counter or count- Bfricndly. Bart and Joel discover dcllve/ed promptly. 20 years' heliotrope, poturilas, cut flowers PETERSON Studio for beautiful b)^./epair. call 6759 ot 2-0866 and 8:30 A. M. to 4H5 P. M. man," Debby said gruffly. bed. Don’t worry about that busi- Pretty Girl tin restaurant) Oh, Be game and do not shii^. LARGE, Furnished room, suitable Hie hna been making a new kind He was smiling right at her, al­ The task that idakea you halt; DEPT. HOURS: expe?tence. John MSloney Phone and dish -gardens. JPno early to­ portraita or wedding pictures at ouf representative will call. Oalv. neas." He motioned with his hbxd dear, I mu$t have forgotten my WOMEN AND G IRLS! for 2 professional women. Private decoy that will revolnttoalze most aa though hs waa lavfghlng Just put soma peppc.r In yoqr 8:30 A. M. to 4:45 P. M. 7454. ‘ mato plants. Burle TYje Florist. reasonable prices. Odd Fellows toward Debby; “ Your aister-ln- purse. ■ ' Dougherty A Nbonan. Inc., IGoor entrance. Phone 2-0359. luck-hunttng. at her. " I ’m both," he said. w oA , \ Talrottvllle Road. Rockville, Building. 489 Main street. covering specialists and contrac­ taw doean’t like me, but that Osllant Mata—Allow ms to pay. LA.SDSCAP1,’m6, plowing; har­ ------7 " - “ ^------X” “ And he’s got some good news doesn’t hurt me sny.'She tbinks I Pretty Girl ^No, ybu paid for And you’ll be worth youfNSslt. Conn. Secure your future and in­ tors. Free estimates. PLEASANT room oh Maple street. 3tVi rowing, tree removing and lawn WICTCER stroller, practically new, ResorV Property for Sale 74 for t»8.” cheatM you on the Inatmance I me yesterday. I*et someone else do Mrs. Eva McCord crease your earnings by learn­ KiCohen privileges If desired. Agnes was talking to Mr. New- "Maybe,” said Mr. Newkirk. grading. Aime Latuhppe. 758 F.ARLY cabbage, lettuce, broccoli, very good condition. Phone VENETTIa N Blinds, Ideal Manu­ sold ydu.-1 didn’t, but it ’s her it today. Lady ' preferred. Write, Box J. Jrk in the dining room, and Dcb- 'ate By Juat looking into a Lost and Found 1 Vernon street. C!alt,60<7. tomato planU. Odermann’s, 504 ing a skilled trade. F'rame 8721. facturing Company. Custom built FO ^ SAL®—At Coventry Lake. "Yes, maybe,Agnes corrected privilege to think ao If she wants Herald. - by knew as soon aa she stepped a eyes 1 can tell what shs’a Parker street. spinning at the ALDON St’ lN- for homes and offices. We spe­ Year round cottage. Subatantlal herself. "He thinks maybe this to.” April Blossoms . . Children are f o u n d —Homing pigeon with tag saide the kitchen door that she inking. OLD KLOURS SANDED NING MILL offers you— cialize in repainting, recording, cash required. Other cottages old dining room furniture is worth Ellle shook him away, often spoiled , becauad you can’t No. 168 on leg. Vicinity of Wart- Laying and finishing. BABT Carlage and play , pen. PLE A S A N T, sunny, fumlshe available from $1,600 up. For excited aiwut something. She something aa -antiques. Maybe aa apank their grandmotRers . Date— It must be very dlacour RooSnR—Repairing 17-A retaplng tike new. For prompt room in small family. G en tlei^ “ What she thinks.” Ellis aald, J. E. Jensen, Call 2-2586. appointment Phone 6470. jldn’t hear what she was say- much as three or four hundred “ she can learn' to keep to herself. Nobody can hurt you so much aging. .service call 4553. preferred. 140 Spniee street^ »g, but her voice was gay and line. Cell 5052 Tcl Willi mantle 9928 cvenlnga. 4SXPEKH, R E P A IR S of ahingles. dollars.” won’t hAve her bein’ nlde to s relative . . . You can’t cle • Attractive wages and incen­ FOR SALE — Electric fence with live and full of zest. 'That’s just a rough guess," Mr, the world with soft soap, Caller—Madam, I ’m the piano slate. Composition and tin roots FLOOR probletns solved with CLEAN, furnished r o ^ , near my friends.” l o s t — Lady'a brown fabric 200 insulators. Phone RockvUle Newkirk hurried to say. " I want • • • Without friendshj. tuner. ' REFRIGERATION SERVICE Rebuilding and repairing of tive bonus. linoleum, asphalt tile, counter bath. Central. Busln^smnan pre­ Suburban for Sale 76 ' Debby walked across the kitchen DebbyA voice was low and grit pocketbook, business eection of 562-14. nd stood In tbs doorway with her to bring * friend who knows more highway is a lonely trail . . A Woman—But I didn't send for GruDow. Coldspot, Crosley, Fngld- chimneys and flashings. B. V Expert workmanship, free esti­ ferred. Call 6951. trembly; ’’P ’raps. Pll stop bein’ Main street. Finder please mates. Open evenings. Jones N IN E Room house, located In the _jide in her pockets. Mr. New­ about antiques than I do around rude TO your friends when you klaa ^ 4ilght la aweeter than a klfa you. Blre. G. E., and all other makes ■ Cougblln.x 390 Woodlwid street FOR SALE — Lgdy’s riding boots, Callar—1 know it, lady, hut the 3221. • Steady employment in Furr ’ ’re. Oak streeL Phone residential suburbs of Manches­ ark was sitting at the head of to see it before I make you a real stop bein' rude to mine.” at high boon . . . It costs little to Commercial and Domestic. Phone 770T squash racket; tuxedo and full- :z be careful. Jt costs much to be neighbors did. pleasant and cheerful sur­ 2-1041. Wante<|,Ao Rent 68 ter. Three-car garage. Phone Jie table, and Agnes was over be- offer. But it looks good to me." Ellie’s breathing waa so loud you dress suits. Telephone 2-2186. lide the sideboard, rubbing ita top “ And look, Debby," Agnes said, careless . . . 'Tbe love of power SCIENTIFIC A BACK to pr^wat roeflng, sid­ roundings. 460t. could have heard It out on the W ife -You told me before I ing. insulation,, new ceilings, NEW Vacuum cleandrs for sale. M IDDLE-AGED party need 3 to ith the palm of one hand and holding out the mail-order cata­ porch. “ What do you mean, your and the love of ' li^ r t y are in REFRIGERATION CO. bolding the mail-order catalog log, "look at this complete dining eternal antagonism . Fashion labried you that you were well ICE tlKEAM to carry out. Pints of ST. PHONE 2-1226 paperhanging, painting, etc. SET OF Wilson professional golf Liberal trade-lh allowance. A.B. 5 room*; best of references. No friends?" ^7 • Paid vacations and free her bosom with the other. room set, seven pieces for forty- paya little attention to ~«ommon Treat's extra rich c r e a m ------— .— Large savings, time paymants. clubs and bag, $25. Phone 5871. C. Appliance and Service Com­ chilfirdn. Phone 2-0462. Wanted«mefil Batatc 77 "Any friend of the Wymans Is I was, but 1 didn't pany. 21 Maple StreeL Phone ~'The door into Ellie’s room wss elght-flfty. Better looking than a friend of mine," she aald, her sense . . . Some people gat loQsly Without sherbet Also sundaer AIR CONDITIONED IT-NITS free estimates. Tel. 7256. The group insurance. when they don’t hear money talk know ^ERLY couple urgently needs Mr. Newkirk's overcoat waa that stuff, I think. And It leaves voice still lower. sodas and sandwiches BidweH s Hot Air Furnaces Installed Apex Home Remodeling Oorp. 2-1575. W A N TE D To Buy-^Any kind of . The trouble with some people room rent, centritl. No chil­ Jibuttoned, and there waa a pen- us with $350. What dp you think He caught his breath sharply. and Reset Rosts and Accessories 46 property. Houses, farms. In or | is that they say what others think. Soda Shop. 527 Main street^ ROOFING — Specializing in re­ • Opportunity to learn a WE HAVE nnest assortments ^ dren. Phone 8217. v. 41 and notebook on the table In of this for a lucky break?” And he stood still, glowering at Eaveetrougha and Conductors near town. If you have real estate | \ pairing roofs of all kinds, also trade and lie paid while SAILBOAT, moth class, complete­ kitchen linoleums Also tile *hd at of him. "M ight be all right.” Debby said her. "So you’re sweet on that pain All Types Sheet Metal Work. TEAC H ER desires 5 room apart- to sell call Jarvis Realty Co., 6 | cautiously. She paused, "Only lf> For three auccea.iive nights' the 5ociO/ Situaiions \ MANCHESTER new roofs. No ^ Job too sm all, or learning. ly rigged. Can be inspected at wall coverings. Manchester ^Floor He stood up, and Agnes turned in the neck, are you?” Personals ■ment or bungalow to rent. 3 Dover Road. Phone 4112 or 7275. \ ___ saw her standing there. "Oh," th en ’s that much money in it, it new and proud father had walked SHEE3 .METAL WORKS large. Good work.Jair price Free 688 Center street. Phone 7617. Covering Center, 24 B li^ : Cal) Debby’a hands were clenched In­ adults. Phone 6990. she said, "did you two meet? This m'ignt be betljer to deal with some the floqr with the baby. On the VETE RAN Wants 3 riders to vi­ 21 years’ experience. Phone 5413 estimates. Call Mowley, Man­ 0688. PROPERTY Owners— If you s j side her pockcLs. "W hat you got my Bister, Miss Weeks, Mr. body we know we can tnisL”' fourth night he became desperate The Situation: You plan to raSke cinity of State Capltjfl. leave 7;30 chester 5361. V E TE R A N and wife desires 3 to considering capitalizing on tbe i against him?” ahe asked. and oq arriving home from the of­ Our frame .spinning depart­ KAYAK. Phone 2-2404 after 6 p. Newkirk*’* "Debby!" Agnes said sharply. A an evening call -on some frlenda. return 5. Telephone 7450. VVATERMAN’.S Personal errand 5 room rent^ now comrntitlng 70 pre.sent high market contact us i Ellle Just stood still, looking at fice unwrapped a bottle of sooth ment has openings on the sec­ Machinery Tools M H e said, "H ow do you d o?"' loud thump caem from the bed— her with his mouth open, panting. Wrong W ay; Drop in unan­ service, "Local jiackage deliv­ miles per day. Phone, 6128. We pay^ top cash for residential | Ing syrup: I THOUGHT flgbUng was tough Debby Inclined her head slightly iwim. Debby glanced at Mr. New­ "Ellie," said Agnea, “ you get nounced nnd stay the entire evo- ery." Light moving and trucking. ^ Painting— Papering ’ 21 ond shift for a limited number ...... " ■ I ^ " I . or commercial property. For ■ Wife (exclaiming aa ahe saw the on those Soutlv Pacific Islands, 16 -FOOT Kayak, AJil'mlnum ribs. nd said nothing. kirk, and he waa looking straight back to bed." nirtg. 24-hour service. Tcl. 2-0762. of trainees. Act now! A BURROUemS adding machine. quick action confinunlcatr with ' label)—Oh, Jamies, what did you but finding a place to live is much PROPERTY Owners Attention. Good cond ltl(^ Reasonable. “Mr. Newkirkrk la a friend of into her face, soberly, He didn’t . move, and hia eyes, Right W ay: Telephone, before Phone 5^46. Farms and Land for Sale 71 us. Phone 7728-5329 or 2-09’20, er j buy, that foi;Tr Don’tE you know it tougher. FiTst it was the war LINOLEUM and asphalt tile, in­ Paperhanging and painting, in­ Phone 2-0498 frfier 6. aile’a," Agnes explained. loud thump cams from the bed still fixed on Debby’s Tace, grew starting out. to make sure your ♦ Write Brae-Burn Realty Co., I is very dangerous to give a child visit will not be an inconvenience. that Interferred, now its the stallation, quality materials. Your side or outside. Large savings. THE ALDON SPINNING MILL ^------— FARM For Sale— 3 room house, 16 wider and duller. NEW ^R O N T cultivator guide South Main street, Manchester. anything likie that? ■(The mere fact that people are at problem of finding a rent. Both Job gets complete attention. New b l^ k ceilings. Estimates la conveniently located at Talcott- acres of level land.' room for " I f you don’t die tonight.” A g ­ Gardei(— Farm— Dairy for '^Ford tractors, allows you to FUNNY BUSINESS Hubby (tired)—Don't worry. home for an evening doesn't mean Wife ^ recently dlacharKeti Daly. Dougherty A Noonan. Inc. furnished free. Phonr Apex 7256. vLIe on the bus line between Man­ 1.000 laying hens. R. Lehman, nea said, “ it won’t be your fault." I’m going to take it myself. chester and Rockville. Why not Products ' 50 guide rear cultivator accurately W H AT H AVE you to offer? We they haven't planned how they M.NislM Ik . from “Wavci'* and Marinos. Can Phone 6759 or 2-0866. without watching It! Work more *Manchester Road. Buckingham. have cash buyers waiting for " I wish you’d go back to bed, PLACE your order now for out­ come out and see u.s? Or call Ellle," Mr. Newkirk said desper­ will spend it.) a oJle Q< the many thousands who FOR SALE— Green Mountain po­ acreage In a day . . . be leas singles, flats, duplexes, good A merchant once M'ent to a WOODWORk for your home. Manchester 6128 and ask for Mr. ately. may-^read this ad help this strand- side painting with Eddie Theri­ tatoes, seconds. Amelia Jarvis. tired! See It now! Ask about houses anywhere in town. Write bank in anothdf t o W for a loan; Wardrobes, boeV-ases, ''Ship­ Olmsted. Houses for Sale 72 “I’ll go back to bed"—he stop­ ed/xouple out. Write, J. Potter, ault, 61 Unnmore Drlvei Phone 872 Parker street. Phone 7023. Wards monthly payments! Only Box M.A.. Hera'd. at once giving The banker refused it, but aald. BY EDGAR MAR'IIN shape'' kitchen cabinets. Guar­ 3555. ped for breath—"when Debby—; Banker—Well, I have a glass Now What? y a Lenox atreet. Manchester. W OM EN at New Model Laundry. $35.2.5. Wards Farm Store, Pur­ T W O -F A M IL Y house 5-3 rooms— your listings. BOO'IS AND HER BUDDIES anteed furniture repairs. Call U. S. No. 1 Green MounJAln table tells you she’s sorry.” 'eye, snd if you can tell me which ftOT HY ^OOO'S T «t TV9Y. vci\V(.,N'f I S lv d t v k W v a t 1 Good, clean working conditions. nell Place. Mn- ' ester. Conn. 5 rooms ready for occupancy. "^OVO ,WL W.V W AKNTVWVM* I L u n c h e o n s , teas, parties, din- Clint Hendrickson, 2-0963. INTERIOR and exterior decorat­ potatoes, 32 per bushel at the 1 WOULD like to buy a nice home Debby felt a kind of ■ a shiver eye it ia, I will grant you the Wt'^IVMO TAVVe TVSt. ,v v/ONSW; \o \>toy I Apply 73 Summit street. ' Ideal location. Automatic gas \« VOhft YQO TO TtVOftE. ^ OtAV^> , nera, banquets, weddings No af­ ing, roofing, floor sanding, gen- farm. P'rank V. Williams' Buck- not over 20 years, old In a good in her spine. It waa getting hard loan. * 0 ■\ACTTOLi PLOWING and •harrowing. Gar­ heat, automatic copper water 9«O C O VISMD5CM>t H\S Kltwa TO IvOOlOW; Vriwlbi fair too sniall o r too efal repairing. Pre-war pclccs. Would like to hear frorii reliable land farm. "f A Pl*AN E T Junior, drill seeder. locality. Any new development in for her to breathe now too. snd The man looked into tne bank­ MAV\V5<* 9 \ 6 W 'iAViv: ViCO dens a specialty. R. Watson. work guaranteed. Get outside heater. For appointment call all ahe could see waa Ellie's eyes. O f SWft NMJO TVAft . us to give best.Of service, in your men who would like to train in Phone 7483. town will satisfy. Cash. No er's eyes and aald: VfiNU.votd6l|v« w oftT r i COOY.O 0 0 TO Phone 2-0957, quotes now, Webster, 6965. 7614. They weren’t mad any more—Juat Man (pointing to left eye) — homes or in a hall. Rates reason­ spare time to overhaul and install agents. Write Box L Herald. w -tvo* THAT? HoosyK^old Goods ^ atupid and holding on. She had That one. able. Consult us. Phone 4598. TH E PIONEER Steel Venetian Refrigeration and Air Condition­ FOR S A L E -A n electric welder. TW O -FA M ILY duplex, near Main CALL KEYSTONE decorators on A HOME in a residential part a feeling he was juat barely hold­ Banker —How did you guess TWfc. CHN5Ct bUnds. Ivory color. Immediate de­ ing equipment. Should be me­ ga.s driven. Westlnghoiise. like atreet. 4 rooms and bath each Intenor .work. Submitting bids on WE BUY and sell good used ing on. and it made her feel trem­ correctly ? TO 6X\ 't M T o \ \ livery. FIndell Mfg. Co.. 485 Mid­ chanically inclined. Will not in­ new. Used less than 25 hours. side. Lot 80'xl44‘, one car garage. of Manchester or in the Automobllefl for Sale 4 exterior work for spring. Man­ terfere with your present work. fiirn>ture. comoinalion ranges bly, like when something was dy­ Man -1 guessed that one be­ dle Turnpike East. Telephone 4865 Mounted on trailer. Reasonable. Price $7,800. Shown by appoint­ outskirts of town. Will pay any chester 2-1805. For information about this train­ gas^ ranges and heaters Jones ing. And then suddenly it felt as cause it looked more human than ' _L 367 Oakland street. ment onlj-. Cecil W. England, rea.snnable price in cash Write & f o r s a l e — 1935 Chevrolet pick­ ing. w rite at once giving name, Furniture Slofex^ 36 Oak. Phone though fiverything' was draining the other. FULLER BRUSH/ Dealers— For PAINTING and Paperhanging, Agent, 364 Main street.*. Phone Box E, Herald. up, «c e lle n t condition, new tires. Fuller products and service any address, age and your working 2-1041. CLE;rRAC crawler tractors, gar­ out of her, like when you open interior and exterior decorators. 5212, your fingers and let the air out of Some Reverse English Phone, Rockville 562-14. place in Manchester township hours. Utilities Inst.. K. H.. care den tractors, cement mixers, corn HAVE YOU iT 6-8 room aingl# j reasonable prices: Call for free A USED, pipclcss furnace in good ------:------— — a toy balloon. " I ’m .sorry,” she In looking over a Social Service phone 2-1254. < . of paper. planters, lime sowers. Fordson or double home for sale? Any K E E D a Truck? 1942 Dodge- estttnates.llini ■Leach • * FogU, ” ----- Man­ condiUon. Phone 2-0460 after 6 parts. Dublin Tractor Company, condition. Cash waiting. Write, whispered, Worker's notebook the other day Fargo, one ^-ton dump, $295 Lots for Sale 73 ALL APPLIANCES servlet and chester 5797. EXCELLENT opportunity for P ny.______Willimantlc. Box V. Herald. * She was saying It to Ellle and we ran across aeveral interesting down; 1941 Chevrolet cargo. $195 repaired, burner*, refrigerators, womab with experience manag­ 2 BUILDING loU. centrally lo-/ not to the insurance man there, notations, such as: down; 1936 Stitdebaker, cab over GET YOUR Inside work done be­ ing local insurance office. W rite BAK y $10; high chair, i:)'. | "Couple breaking up home. ranges, wksher*. etc. All work cated In fine residential section, I but It gave Ellie a chance to atop engine, $96 down; 1936 Interna­ fore the spring rush. Booking Box H. Herald. child's fiat-top desk. $8. Tcl. 1 Friends helping." guaranteed. Metro Service Co Musical Instruments 53 near transportation, all improve- ! holding on, and that was all she tional, stake body, $96. Brun­ outside work now. All work 6412. ' wanted. "M ilk needed for baby. Father Tel Manchester 2-0883* ments. Phone Willimantlc 2687W. ( High and Dry BY V. T. HAMLIN ner's, 80 Oakland street. Phone guaranteed first class. Joseph THREE PIANOS. Your choice, She saw Agnea and the man unable to supply it." ALLY OOP MET.\L bed complete. 3-way floor lietween 7^9 p. m. | S191 or 4485. SEW ING Machines, vacuum clean­ Murawskl. patnler and paper- GENERAL Housekeeper for two $50 eacJi, Tiffany. LaFargue, Here's The Story taking him back through the door, “ Couple’s income is four board- ^T>\m'DN'T HAvT Ml.SD, C'MON, suss, WE’RE HeA0lN‘'\ days a week. Phone 2-1366, lamp, Rca.sonable. Cali 0297 after ers and small .appliances repair­ hanger. Phone 2-0338. Woodbury. Fine tone and action. and she got t o the stairs and up e^a who are all out of work." KLiEl/cO ANV 'SIRE—THE AWiN BACK TO TH' RALACE.-j^y f o r s a l e — 1933 Chevrolet.-ln 4:30 p. m. The Piano Shop. 6 Pearl street. them and on to her bed. But "Woman still owes $45 for fun­ ATLANTEAN ilOlLD THINS NOW IS OSCAR SA'TSTSTAVJ ed. A.B.C. Appliance and Service YOUNG LADY, stenocrapher and LOT ON Cambridge street, 50’ x good condition, four n e * Good- i n t e r i o r xninRs SIDE GLANUBS BE.N'SON’S. have them for imii)e- piano with the big tone. 8 others $150 down. and air conditioning furnaces in- ice. Free estimates. Phone 2-2424. Icaim. Good pay, good hour.s. diate ' delivery! 4-4 Florence to Choose from. The Piano Shop. Cape Cod on tlic cufl'!” tailed. Eaves trough, and con- C. Mlkoleit. TR A IIA iR - Call 10 Church streetj( Manchester Laundry, Maple combination range.s. Quality ga.s 6 P cirl street, Manchester, Conni. I For Further Information between 6 and 7 p.m. Suctor repalrinff. Norman Bentz, street. '' Call c a r m v a I BY DICK TURNER 277 Sprite street. Tel 8966. PAINTING AND Paperhanging rijnges, Deluxe Grand gas ranges. 6-Room Hoover -and Eureka vacuum n e w T lR B a new recape, used Good work. Reasonable rates GIRL TO Do clerking work in Wearing Appawl— Furs 57 Recri'atlon room In basement. Urea and tubes. Expert vulcaniz­ RADIO CHriig- Radios serviced Raymond Fiske. Phone- 3384 store, with .some practical typing cleaners, electric heaters, range Fireplaije. Storm leindow*. V r oil burners. Sparton console com- EDWARDS & in g,-8 hours recapping tervlce with modern Wst ^utpment and experience. Apply in person at SPIR E LLA CdrsetTerc. sclentlflc- wreerts. ' Amealle driveway. P A IN T IN G and paperhanging. I bination radios. Budget terms,at I ' Manchester Tire and Recapping returned in 24 \hburs. 25 years' Dcwey-Ulclynan Co. ally designed and comfortable Nicely landscaped. Beat of materials used. Free esti­ i Benson’s 713 Main, call .3,535. SCHWARZ Company, Broad atreet. Tele­ experience, 90-'dMi guarantee supporting garments fitted ih Priced Right To S e ll! --- i ISO* tt u»> ■ Phone 5070. * mates. Wm. CTlflford. 8768. Real Estate and Insurance phone 3869. Open 7 to 7, _____ P'OR SALE Beautiful drop-leaf your home Choice of m a teri^ . 611 MAIN STREET BY MERRILL BLOSSER Help Wanted— Malt 36 I Ruth M Allen. Phone 2-12 ^ W'ater Cure BC'OKKEEri.NG, public account­ INTERIOR and exterior painting cate-leg table. Suitable for din­ Joryis Realty Co. PHONE 4488 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS and paperhanging. Large savings ing-room or front room. Price ing income tax returns, payroll Al' ONCE Men for grading lawn.s MANS CLIPPER Craft' pcncU- 6 Dover Road Tcl. 411'J or 7275 I r e vo u serio us I'M SERIOUS^ I n t h a t c a s f , LET'S in y WfiAtva Aato»— and expert workmanship. Free $45. Call 4S69, ... ' JON'T BE HARO-Tb-GET, Old low vOLtiGB Ves.l HEAR h im ! LUCK. WITH AN socifJI security, withholding ta.x. and general land. Parker Street - Transportation furnished. AppI/ This is a new house and /. sliarpened. Capitol Grinding, 38 i^IANOXTUNING and repairing. frame and pprings. Phone 2-1638. Peterson Farm, Wapplng, Conn. eowt ms sv m» Mimci. inc. t. m. me. u. a mt. on. EX-G.I. looking for a car. Any­ Main street. Phone 7958. ' Player ^ n o s specialty. John priced to sell. Owner trans* S ~ t “I hope you people won’t mind George’s raising a few thing froin 36-42. Tel. Ii307. Cockerharti, 28 Bigelow street. USED FURNITURE bought aitd, ferred. bices—if you get stung they say ,il’s very good fos CARPENTR'Y work. reasonable Dial 4219. Help Wanted— Mfile —sold. The Red Shop, 56 Hudson Colonial Board Compony not sounding a peep until 1 sec my pirss agent!” arUiritisl” W'/^NTED— Harley-Du vitlsoii or rales. Alterations, rooting; re­ street. Moore’s Used Furniture. . Or Female 37 Six-Room Single, 3 down, Indian iiiotoi'c.ycle. PuikltiyWeld- pairs. home 'construction. Time Phone 7251, BY MICHXEL O’MALLEY AND RAj.PH LANE log Company. 166' Middh- I'urn- payments arranged. Guaranteed Business Opportunities 3 up. Fireplace, hot air VIC FLINT Growlie Sneaks Up On Me pike West. Phone 39IJ0, work. Laurel. Hill Construction MAN OR woman for general heat. Garage. Not new but Lydali & Foulds Paper Co. GOING ON A SMALL CHICKEN farm, located Gilucpdint left when he heard the police I PRACTICAUV HAD MY Co. Manchester 2-1372. cleaning, three or four hours each a good buy. Located^ovet 'HANDS ON IT ONCE. IF iTIt LITTLE SHOOTING r- MOKE CA.-CH fvi your tar from in South Windsor, including a siren and I didn’t try to follow him. if*-PARTY, FLINT" as. morning. Apply 351 East Center North.______' . - WORTH THAT MUCH. NO your Pontiac dealer Slop in' or B E AU TIFY your kitchen, bath 6-room single and approximately street. WANTED NO BIGGER THAN > WONDER THETRE NOT call 1164' Cole Motors room, playroom and den floors 1,000 chickens. House has 4 A HENS rEGGABOBUJEol STOPPING BY J. R. WILLIAMS .OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE with' composition tile-all colors: rooms and bath downstairs, two SHORT ORDER cook and sfull- TwO-Family on the LP0INT5AJP WHAT HE ‘ AT MURDER., _ ^ OUT OUR WAY W IL L PAY good price for clean FIRST CLASS I also asphalt tile, tile walls for jpoonffl and sewing room sacond tlme waitress. Apply Sheridan Side, 6 and 6. T>la house rWASAFRR WAS WORTH MA30R WOOPLe/.r NO WOMDER WNV.IT'S MRS, '“ car. private owner. Any year or kitchen and bathrooms. Tile board floor. Serni alr-condlttoned heat Restaurtuit. A FORTUNE. I W LOVERS LEAP- THE AWSWEfe -n o b o d y EVCC.SAID DE PL ASTER ! SOME OF OS make. Phone 3926. Ask for ceilings laid over old plaster ceil­ CARPiNTERS can -be purehaacd with reas* Groclmg JUST. STRUCK THEY w e r e K IL L IO - u found t h w hooge for with coal. Fire-place In living- ftLAH .* WW. I KAt SO (501CK— IT'S FULL. NEYCR (3R0Y) UP. MV GOOD. Harrjy • ings. Excellent workmanship, room with HeatHator, Two brood­ enable down payment. ■'LEAPED HVOH M E-- t h e IT'S JUST c a l l e d , WOMAN., 80T GO ON ALL pri.ced rea.sonable. Call Hartford er houses. Large cinder block Situations Wanted— And^Painfors IM TH’ AiC, c r e e k VVA-e, LOVERS L E A P --S O OF SCREECWlb^G evAOSTS? cellars — DITCHES IM TH' SHEER JOV ‘ OUR LINES SEElNe TWiNGG 8-4260, collect.' poultry hoUfe, w ^ attached VV/HEh» I IM flood tVHEM -w—6IME ME BMtC AAV Business Services Offered 13 Female 88 Apply THEY LEAPED ■ AM’ BtlMDNE SS OF AT NiGlAT— HAR-ROMPM./. grain room and two-car garage. JUMPED, *25 RIGKT MOW OR. X’LU Stuart J. Wasley a m ’ LOOK.- AMD THEY LOVE THEY WAS CL>T YOU DOWM SO VOO - max'l l SPENT) A INIGUT ALBER T JA(X)BS— Ashes and Household Services Egg route to go with" property. 755 Main Street Stump Removal — Land-Clearing IT WOULDM'T AWEBE DCPWMED, LEAPIM* FROMiCR 1 Aa CAN RIDE HALF FPvRe./ (N VOUR HAUNTED CASTL» rubbish removed. Light trucking Owner leaving state- during W A N T E D 'Po ‘ ake care of chil­ Jarvis Realty Co. NOT CKXISHED.' TO CCAO- BUTI AND ENICT TUOSE SOBLItiftr Tdephone 6648 *7146 PKEE BStlMATES UIViSN M USS YOUR. Tel. 8927. Offered 13-A month of June. Shown by ap­ dren evenings. Phone #529. 6 Dover Road HAIR, LEAVE THERE WAS MO OTHER CRAO/ CU RTAINS laundered, called for pointment only. Call McKinney Phone 4112 or 7275 A LOWE KILL ANTIQUES reftnlshed and repair­ YOU.' and delivered. Phone 7705 or Brothers, Real Estate *B<1 lb* ed. Rush or splint seals replaced aurance, 505 Main atreet, Man­ Oo|^—P«t»—Birds 41 — SAM NUSSDORF 2-2107. tlemann, 189 South Malp atreet. chester, Conn. Phone 6060. Crystal Lake Road Phone t181-4 Roekvtlle, Conn. Phone 5643. CO LLIE AN D Shepherd puppies. WASH TUBBS Completing the Haul BY LESLIE TURNER John Calve. 995 Midlde Turnpike, MO ITOUBHrA LOCAL MOVING, trucking and Florigto-^Nurgeriefi IS Help Wanted-Fcmal* 35 V0UUPICK*»AI YDU WANT Ml East,. — . ■ rmmHOucMJ. ..-Htara rowia usr of,the I SHOULD PLANT A ' juarABOurwASK ashes removed. J Klein. 28 Foley ATTHESAMOa \mtlULY VALUABLE^/ UXlRiAND pWTBAcra i w » . . - - OP THAT kCi AND TRANSPLANTED lettuce; green THE TBUNK ANP BOKIG uttlb______IM I—OR atreet. 'Telephone 67J8. red "cabbage; broccoli; cauliflow­ CAPAB LE pleasant person as TW O M A LE Cocker Spaniel pup­ FOatVAVTBMKi iMtt riAaSAIA SHOWING VHriERE LEAUS TONi-AN ■5.' ■■ ' TO MNP THflA OUCKUL. MTtf fjrrroM er; kohlrabi plants to set out companion for elderly woman pies 8 months oM. From register­ F IR E IC O N V N iaK HlRlAAAAM OPSNPlILOt CHIMNEYf and fireplaces expert­ who ha/T been ill. Please call ed stock. Phone 2-1805. THKI BUT HEIL.. LATBRT ly cleaned TTwe'nty-two ybars, of GlS0 t panslesrr-your choice,,, of TONfdSfUNG co'tors, 50c baskeL Asparagus, 8946. MALI HELP WANTED experience. Well recommended. FOR SALE — Toy Fox Terrisr. TOrHNr.M V\ Manchester Chimney Experts. strawberries. Premier, Dunlap A WOMAN to help with house­ Indoor and Outdoor Work. 35-$l. 1,000-$15, Progressive farm raiaed, one Cocker S months INSURANCE Phone 3-2411. work mornings, or full two days old, $10. Zimmerman, Lake Qo(^ Pay! Permanent Work! Everbearing,. 100-$4 50. Southern a week. Phone 6903. la Your Fnmitare Insured and Have You SutBcient Cov* ALL MAKES of washing noa plants, not from local spent beds. atrebt; Phone 6287. Vacation With Pay! chines .repaired. 10-years' exper Gladioli, No. 1. 10-85C. Thousands WOMAN for gentral housework, erage On Your House? These Things Arc Important! Life, Sickness and Accident Insurance Free! tence. Call, A. Brewer; 2-0549 or of hardy plants, mostly 4-95c who can do plain cooking. Family, Take Time To Check Up. Then Caff: ' 2-0248. Raspberries, shrubs, evergreens three adults. Good hours and Apply fn ill trees. VVoodlan