TUMDAT. AnOL H1MM ji{mirl;»0t»r 1Et»ni tpraUii Araraf* DuOf Nft Prera Run TIm W c For tha Waab Badtif • ’amaot at 0. 8. 81. I N I made at the atart it became aee- 8L Mary’a QuUd will conduct a Mra. Ruth J. Spancar of Cam­ aary in September o f 1950 to open Te«ay , partly-'al^ad|r, ae^; ^ runuaafa sala Thuraday morning bridge atreet left by plana today Concert Director Store to Note 2500 additional feet Of aelUng 1 0 ,1 6 4 Igh* partlyi-ztaWy aa« aaMU town for Cleveland, Ohio, where aha will ■ ‘ Ing at nine o'clock in the space in the basement and to add partl|rM]r,aaeL » » ball Artlclaa may be left at visit her daughter and other rela- four new departments. __ ball tomorrow, or if it la i n ^ - tivaa; and later leave for one or 1st Birthday , A1 Gartner, prior to moving to M anch€$ter-^A City o f Village Charm ______H. U . Royal vaolant for donora to do ao, I w . two cbnventlona of statlonera in M d tio oamial Manchester managed Btorea for YOU’LL SAVE MONEY WyvUIe Peabody, Mra. tha Southwest this nnonth. Enterprise Department Stores and I HaHBic Tomple to* Hmiaon or Mra. Max Kaaulkl will Gartner^s to Celebrate iat7:R).BMlilcath« the Interstate Store in Spring- (Olaarified AdvertWag an Fage If) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1951 (THIRTY PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS arrange to call for goods for the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schuetx of field, Mass., both of which were ON.flia SCREEN TELEVISION VOL. LXX, NO. 158 orU and doctlon South Main, street returned home Event by Holding an mag yoor, tiMrt aala. chain operations. While with n id a y after spending a two weeks' , Anniversaiy Sale'' these companies he felt that an bm to eoBM bo* Tba Manche^er Choral Society vacation with Mrs. Schuetz's moth* and tha High Independent with the proper sup­ will bold a reheaml this evening er, Mrs. Lou Pecan of Dennlsport, Gartner’s tomorrow will Inau­ pliers bad more opportunity to do Check Nashua F u l b r i p h iit Testifies iB . Lord. roqiMota a at eight o'clock in the Second Cape Cod, Mass. Mr. Schuetz is a lOtmaatberB. gurate a gigantic “Thank You’’ a greater pementage of on-the- Fears Dual Job Bill congregational church. toll collector on the Charter Oak sales event to mark their first an­ spot merchandising and could bet­ ter service a community like Man­ • Cliaptcr No. 17, DU- niversary. w R C A V K T O R To Map Moves Paid Huge Fees Mancheater Orange merobere Just a little over a year ago chester. I Aamteaa Vetorans, and aux* Members of Group A at the Cen* To show its appreciation fox Its Is Not Constitutional will be guesta of Tolland Grange Gartner’s opened In the old Wool- \ leva boaa invttad to attand this evening, and tomorrow night ter Congregational church are re­ first yeac^a grand reception, the ut ImtsBstloti of oflconi of worth store at the comer of Main millionproof lolevlsioil At Rockville will be hosteaa at ita meeUng In minded of an important business and Birch streets. entire staff of Gartner’s is mady- »«haa Boat Na SOM and O nnge hall to Thonnpson Orange, and service meeting to be held to­ Ing themselves for a big “'mank State CapitoL Hartford, A p ril. later today with Attorney General 1 tanliTit at the poat room*; When Interviewed today, A1 Owebetuck Grange of Wllllmantlc morrow night at 7:30 in the kinder­ Gartner, president and organizer You Priced" anniversary sale^hat Yes! Everyone says it’s a real b u y. . . one you’ll A—6Pi—Gov. John Lodga aald to- ; George C. Conway. at oigbt o’clock. and the Oranges in East Windsor. garten room of the church. At this of this rather recent addition to starts on Thursday of this week. waa pleazml that the ! The blU •PPW"’ed by the Housm Stevens Vice President tihie Mrs. Robert Russell is anxious Of Surplus Army Trucks Farmington and Wethersfield. The Manchester's growing shopping advantage of . . . immediately. Clear, Gmeral Aaaembly had approved a i would prohibit members ^ ^ Reports 'No Firm Bid visitors will provide entertainment to have the members bring their center seemed more than gratifled T ^ Job holding bill, but with ap- ' General Asiwmbly from and refreshments and general favorite recipes to be used in the with the acceptance Manchester sharp, steady pictures locked In place b y RCA parentregret queatloned whether , any appointive exe«itlve. Judicial Yet Received for Pur­ Hetieing will follow. cook book the group la compiling. has given his liihlted line depart­ eonstituUoiua. or administrative state office or r Victor Eye Witness Picture Synchronizer. Come Lodge emphatically asserted that serving as municipal Judges, pro­ chase of Horkuniim Executive Tells House Pw Ody $4.00 ment store. He believes that HALE'S bate Judges, trial Justices of peace Anierirans CroM 3Rth in Force Mias Doris P. Mann of Rock­ Miss Terry ivanfski ha» return­ this acceptance Is a re.sult of his he hoped that the measure would Russia Makes Group of Commissions Mora Oo o f Ft. WWo ville, an employee of the State ed from a business tnp to New \ . . . see all the new RCA Victor MILLION PROOF not be considered unconsUtutlonaL and prosecuting grand Jurors. basic policy of retail distribution: Conflicts With Constitution Rockville, Oonn., April 4—(47— FARK.ROWAY Board of Education for the Blind, Vfork City. a. Albert Pearson bringing well styled coet-of-llv- He said at a nawa conference, how­ TT ~ Z ^ - Totaling $279,000 on will sp e ^ on her work with the Headquarters television sets today! The measure, said Lodge, may Fighting agalnet time, members of New P rop osal 20 Ing merchandise to the public at ever. that he would withhold his NORTH KOREA OVtR HEAD blind and deaf, at the all-group When the G Clef club presents signature to the bill approved by be in conflict with a provision in the Rockville Citizens committee STATUTI M ills Deal Involving 1,000 The Joy Group of the North the lowest possible price. To ac­ FOR the State Oonstltution which reads: OARAGE DOOR meeting tomorrow evening of the Methodist church will hold a Its 24th annual concert next Tues- complish this economy In opera­ both Houses yesterday until he travelled to New Hampshire to­ ' f VCbeOgdo Women’s League of the Second “ Every elector shall be eligible Vehicles; Says Profits meeting tomorrow afternoon at flay evening in Emanuel Lutheran tion, both In buying and selling. Is studied the Constitutional angles. day to aee first-hand what the To Big Four < NKW LONDON Congregational church. All wom­ Whether he will refuse to sign to any office In this state, except City of Nashua did when It’s tex­ two o’clock at the church. Mem­ the keynCto of Gartner’s success. in cases provided for In this con- On Venture Amounted Spadal Baaement D oo^ en of the congregation are invited. Church, G. Albert Pearson will Sales BO far exceeded plans the measure should he be con­ tile mill moved out. bers will prepare bandages for the stltuUon.” ^ The Mary Cushman group, of hospital. direct It for the 17th consecutive vinced that it is unconstitutional, The local mills will be liqui­ To $425,000 After All which Mrs. E. B. Inman Is leader, the Governor told newsmen, he There has been considerable agl- Western Official Says year. Utlon In the General Assembly to dated If a buyer Is not found by la In charge of the program and Mr. Pearson, a graduate of waa not ready to say now. May 1, the J. P. Stevens and Com­ Proposition at 23rd 63 NDOIVKIONS Expenses Were Paid refreshments. William C. Btemmerman, a Eastman School of Music Is su­ All he would say waa that he In­ pany Inc., owners of the five mills brother of Mrs; Robert R. T. pervisor of music In the Man­ BRiinnER'S tended to discuss the question (('ontlniied on Page Pwo) have announced. Son. J. William Fulbright (D.. Meeting Conies “ Very Charles of 12 Jensen street, has Rummage Sale ’•. In tokflmony before the 'PAPAUn Connecticut’s governor, is the sub­ returned to his home In New York choli-master of the First Lutheran TELEVISION morning If the citizens committee S , Gets Order to St^irt Rent Control the interested parties, Stevens Andrei Gromyko at the 23rd meet­ plus Army trucks purchased In Th4 J W* H A L C COM Ohio Bookie ing o( the foreign ministers’ depu­ western sector, elements of an Allied division crossed the S8th par' Senior Girl Scout Troop Ona Is BUSINESSES MeauiMita Con» $25,000,000 Works said. allel Into NortJi Korea In foreo. Exact location of crosalng waa not the Philippines. The committee ig- "We have had tnquiriea and ex- ties. looking Into the dispoeal of Army /l//V./i7 1/. planning to have a food sale at We Rnllclt Tour Usthiga The new Russian proposal in­ revealed. In the meantinte, the Reds were massing an eatimnted 83 Democratic Caucus Also pressiona of Interest, but no firm Service Cut divisions (open nrrows) for an asaanl) on t’. N. posltlona. surplus overseas. the J. W. Hale Department store Dwy«r Products, Inc. state CapitoL Hartford, April 4 cluded many of the suggestions, PACKAGK .S T O R K Thursday, beginning at 4:30 In offers." Green said an additional <65,000 WEST STREET BOLTON —<47—Govarnor Lodga announced Reports Move to Boost and often the same wonling, as was paid, to hts brother, Seymour the afternoon. • Yes, it ahwM be eofiideni. A spokesman at the plant, this PHONE 5326 today he bad Instructed Public morning said there had been a the western countries’ newest pro­ Green of Los Angeles, as a ahare So we*U slaiply remind you Motor Vehicle Fees Police Silence Horse posal. The executive board and eom- Works Oomralsaloner Ralph G. noticeable let up in the number of proflts Indicated to be <425,006 that «*■«. profesaloaal pbar- of pickets. The essential differences, a Allied Task Force after all expenses. mittee chairmen of the Washing­ EXPERT WATCH Macy to g o ahead with a building Race News to Parlors western official said, are: ton P.T.A. will meet this Svening macylaalwaysBtyaareerr- program coating approximately state Capitol, Hartford, April 4 “There were a few around this "Seymour’s commlsstoil was 30 —(47—A move to extend Connecti- morning,” he said, “but, now. even In Four Big Cities 1. The Russians have put de­ at 7:30 in the library at the Wash­ ioe. Coosa ea ns for abeoloM REPAIRINO <25,000,000. Mental hospitals are militarization’ of Germany as their per cent of the. profits on tha deal ington school. to be ^ven top priority. cut’e etand-by rent control law be­ they have diaappeared." —It amounted to about <85,000,” accnrscy;fmsh. potent drags Tlonesty, Stability, Integ­ yond Ita June 30 expiration date The mills were being heavily first Item. ^Advances Four Miles FO R S A L E The funds for the program come Columbus, O., April 4.—(4 7 - 2. The Russians seek to discuss Green Said. ~ The montly meeting of the Brl- and fair prices. Ramamber rity" la not Just talk from bond issues authorised by the came out of a Democratic caucus picketed earlier this week. today. Meat from a nation-wide crime- a disarmament limited to the four Green said he, anolhet’^’brbthe^ tlsh-American Club will be held —oext tune plaase bring ns When through our door you 1M9 leililature. Tokyo, April 4. (47- An Allied .. Other Allied planes ripped Into Julius, and Edward Udclaon, 4 WELL ROTTED COW House minority leader John D. inquiry crippled race horse bookie powers, whereas the U. 8., France this evening at eight o’clock at the your doctor’s prascripiioaa. nne people walk SEALY MATTRESSES $29.95 and up At a news conference, the task force drove four miles north “Communist ' * ground " *forces and ’ Cleveland truck dealer, organlaed Oovamor made publle a letter ha LaBelle told reporters the caucus operations In many parts of Ohio and Britain would like to . talk club rooms on Maple street, after Onr policy Is expresaed In the today. of the Red Korean border today supply lines. They destroyed four Green Brothers Enterprises, Ino« MANURE, DEUVERED had written to Maby. Wua “overwhelmingly of the opin­ Find Sisters about world-wide disarmament. which the members will proceed flnal line Race wire service to at least 3. The Russians have emphasiz­ against heavy Qimmunlst resist­ tanks, six trucks and five railroad In 1947, to acquire the 1,000 trucks. to the Holmee Funeral Home, In CENTER “Tha projects authorized at tha ion” that the law ^ould be con­ cars in 270 sorties flown by noon. C o l "Gennine materials are state’s Institutions for the men­ tinued oh the hooka ’’at least until four Ohio cities—CTleveland, Co­ ed disarmament by the four pow­ ance. The corporation paid <200 to tribute to Mrs. William Preebum, cheaper than a Watchmak­ KEM P’S, Inc. lumbus, Springfield and Dayton— ers. The West haa stressed that A field dispatch aald the task lArge Group of iteds Massing whose husband la a club member. tally 111 should have top priority,” the 1953 legialaturo convenes.’’ In Trash Home <250 per truck. Altar recondition­ iHcfIteMtt PHARMACY er’s time.” HNE BEDDING he aald, "and the order for the re­ haa been cut off to bet-takera. “the existing level of arms ahould force met heavy Rod mortar fire, From the central front came ing costing I700JO <800 par truck, **Wbem Phanaaey la A maining should be the projects at (I'onUaaed ea rage TMilaen) Horse book rooms in East Liv­ be one of the principal subjects and some artillery fire near Top- an ominous report that a large and shipping charges, the trucks The Waltber League will meet PEILA BROS. 76,’t MAIN S’TREET TEL. 5880 erpool and Steubenville, two ordi­ discussed by the foreign ministers. yong, four miles north of the bor­ group of Reda was moving Into tonight at 7 :30 at the Zion Luther­ ProfeealoB** tha tuberculoala aanitoiu and the One in Critical Condi­ were resold In the United Statea.' L UMBER ToloplieM 7405 GAUDET eorractlva Inatltutlona.” narily busy places for the betting Soviet deputy foreign minister der on the western front. But It the communist buildup area north • I f jro« haw z doctor’s an church, and tomorrow evening 487 Main S t TeL 4253 A total of 348 of tho Phillpplliea Free Delivery A total of <15,000,000 waa made tion in Hospital, Has drove ahead. of 38. at the same hour the Ladies Aid 364 lidwol StTMt JEWELERS (Continned on Page Fourteen) (Ooutlnaed on Pago Foortoen) Another AUled force nearby ______^ ______surplus trucks were aold to thh' proscription to bs com- BVILDim SUPPLIES Society will have their meeting. t available for humane end welfare Report Purge Intelllgenca reports say there Atomic Energy oemmteaioa (ARC), 891 MAIN ST. Inatitutional bulldlnge. Broken, Infected Leg punchad_tW9 oUt mt" Ijgg now"'neafly eombat Macy already had given the for \ise at tHe H|uUo«d, WialL* poonded, and no one to Opposite St. James’s Cbnrch tirriha^Tongpy^g troops In this area, priraed fqr the plant, Green Hsetlied. SHINGLES . ROOFING 24 Hoar Service Oovetnor hie euggesttoas as M a Cotuu, April 4—(47—A -BaeMor leperta .aald an. Aroeri- . r . - lU—I In Red China long-expcctad Red offensive. The ABC paid <3,600 for Om kg saad so a drag n o n , fnM prioe%M^forwo4BaUM^^^»r 1— : -4e-s Mlf-lmpos«d can patrol had crossed Parallel <8 f’h( ‘ K'f ’ .N bn*lna esfitral fipont and * vootad Korea's rainy spring waathar and alK Whita- trudis, and - «|406 fra Insaintfen a WaOboards a Dears flue-like mud will favor tho Reds. sslaphona as. Onr sms- Dm Oavernor aald, ’’appeaM to be seven jrtar gsU«(aioit by two elder­ CMlneae Reda from two hills. The Diamond T dump trucks. , OhI-Nnmal Pnlata aatlsttctoiy and I rely on your Peiping Radio Reireals ly sisters In a trash uttered, cat patrol Waa probing the outer areas They may launch tbair gfsatast Green testified the ABC w ei the ssngsr will csll for tfas GIVE YOUR LIVING ROOM attack of the war any day now Judgment m thla respect Inasmuch Mass Executions; Sets ridden, three room housing pro­ For Dut^ in Europe of a huge Red buildup where al­ principal pureheaer. prssctipdon; dellvsr ths raangstown Kltclian Osbinets I ject apartment came taUgtit to­ most one-half million CJommunlst For the second ttralght day the (Oeallaaed ea Total Slain at 212 day with .the diacovery on4 of the troops were massed for an ex­ big air battle was fought near (Oeattaaed on Paga Fearteen) ODf ooodsd SBsdlrinss. women had been 0) a hoapita! for pected Red offensive. SInulJu south of the Yahi rivar. a week. Indications Pentagon Twelve F-86 sabre Jets tangled N o sztra sbarfs. Bs sots C A LL 4148 Hong Kong, April 4—(47— Re- Not until Mra. Katherine Blevina, The strong force which crossed »4rf Czechs Order Parallel 38 Tuesday along a 10- with eight Red-npaed MIGa. The poru from Red China Indicated ta- about 70, who for yean bad been Was Waiting Only for Communists broke off a'nd raced so tstspboos ns aszt tints! PNAT Near Accord dgy the Oommunists' bloody purge mlle stretch of the western front PoKce Seeking W11111111$ S N I I t K li prepared to bar admittance to their to refuge in their Manchurian reached a new high the last two iiome with a baseball bat, called Congress to End De­ Death for Spy withdrew by nightfall under weeks In March. ' heavy fire. sanctuary. PINE For a lawn of distinction try tha famous On Iraq Oil fo r . help, was tha plight of her bates, Vote Measure No AUM Loaaea Mickey G>hen slstGT known, In the air, American Sabre 1 ^ RE-UPHOLSTERING S iS B i. baouty treotment. . . Turf BuiUof StlU, tba Reds declared, the pro­ destroyed one Russian-type HIQ- In two days Uta Sabre Jets have PHARMACY tt happened a week ago but pot I to bring out color and health . . . Scoffs gram o f blotting out all oppoetUon Washington, April 4.—(47—^The Two Others Get Life; 15 Jet fighter and damaged two knocked dowm 4 MIGa and dam­ must be Increased In intensity. until last night did the facta be­ <84 Ccatar St. Tel. 2-9814 Seed to provide o carpet of thick gross. Baghdad Premier Says first troop units of the four addi­ others Wednesday in a swirling aged teven othera. No Allied losses Lo6 Angelea Gambler ll ITie Reds’ Peiping radio announc­ come public. That waa when Mias Four Receive Long Fra* DdiTcry Cost It to little — the Scoffs woyl a Frances Shaw, 54, was discovered tional Army dlvisRJns to be sent dogfight near the Manchurian bor­ Open Daily 7 A. M. tb 6 P. M. U. S. Firm to Increase ed mass executions Saturday of “a to Ehirope are expected to start der. (Continned on Page Foortoea) Charged With ^n- S O F A - « 6 9 5 o large group of counter revolution­ to be a patient in the McCook 18-24 Years in Jail Inelading Wed. Afternoons S e S O k LAW N SEED — Extra heavy, Royalties Per Barrel Municipal hoapital under treatment moving soon. tempt of Texas House runr$vitM it triple-cleaned teed that is free of ex­ aries” at Tientsin and o f 23 at for a broken, badly infected leg. There have been Indications at Open T il Noon On Sat. Swatow. This brought to at least Prague, Czechoslovakia,, April Ttik comekw cessive chaff, dirt and ?9.91% weed- At the same time it waa learned the Pentagon that the schedule prom Baghdad, Iraq, April 4 —(47— 212 the number o executions offi­ 4—(47--' The Communist press Reuther Wins Austin, Tex., April 4—(47— C H A I R - « 3 9 50 feed Itedt freu la free. You netKl only a third at much be­ that Mra. Blevina, herself, bad been and program for the movement Dim partly American-owned Iraq cially annoimced in the 13^ay have been ready for some time. said today a confessed Slovak County Attorney Jamea Ware to­ richer celer end thldi- cause there are over 3,000,000 seeds per Petroleum company la reported to the subject of mental axamlnation News Tidbits day ISBued a warrant for the ar- er grewlh. Ccenemt- period ended March 31. but had been discharged. Military leaders have been wait­ spy for the United States has This price includes complete rebuilding of frame, re­ pound of Scotts. I lb $1.55 5 lbs $7.65 ba've agreed to Ineremee Iraq’s oil It la impossible to determine the CuOed From (/P) W iras UAW Election reet o f Loa Angelea gambler col—«M only 1 lb per Joseph F. Camillleri, manager of ing only for Cemgress to end de­ been sentenced to die—and pro­ finishing woodwork and custom uphobtered in a $4 a royalties to rates about equal to exact number executed. Mickey Cohen for contempt of tho 100 tq D. feed 2500 the Dutch Point Colony housing bate and get down to action on a Texaa Bouse o f Repreaentatlvea. yard fabric. SnO A L puerosi W ter drhr lelh. i —p those paid nearby Arab natlona by troops resolutSa. claimed he was “not fit to live.” «q H-S7.50. Feed foreign Interests. Hila could be as Official and imofficial Chinese projects, where the two sisters had Cohan, tha fKcketeer who aaya •hods, ploy e i«« — tot* grewlne- I A — |l J4 It has been anticipated all along The Slovak Communist news­ Spring weather, alow In arriving, Gels Fourth Term Vote tanoo •g .f « -t 7 jj much as 50 per cent of profits. Nationalists sources at Tatpeh, lived for seven years, told news­ be la going Isgltlmate, waa indict­ ilb $ - $6.1S Formosa, reported hundreds of new men today he has been trying to that the Senate would approve paper Pravda said Victor Palko- appears in prospect for wide areas RUMMAGE A government communique last vtc, drew the death penalty it-the of country .... Government wants Against Token Opposi* ed by the grand jury yeaterday. Red executions, with thousands gain admittance to their apart­ dispatch of the four additional dl- SPONSORED BY SISTERHOOD Manchester Upholstering Co. night announced the agreement. It end of a two-day trial beforexa to take word "liver” out of Carter’s Sheriff ffinaet Beat aald he waa more under arrest on the main­ ment for six yean. 'visions, whatever the attitude it tion at CxHiventlon trying to locate Cohen. He aald BUSH HARDWARE COMPANY followed by a day a declaration by Apparently one or the other of state court In Bratlslava:^e was" Uttle Uver Pills. . . . Mrs. Ruth ------O F TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM Iraq’s I^mler that forelgn-con- land. The Nationalist Defense min­ took about the right of Congresa he thought Cohen was either la the elderly women left the place to pass on any further troop as­ accused of leading an espionage MoCormIck Miller resigns as editor Phone 48 PUBNELL PLACE 793 MAIN STREET PHONE 4121 trolled oil companies might lose istry has said about 10,000 await ring. In charge of Washington Timea- Cleveland, April 4—(47— Walter Los Angeles or Tucson, Arts. only briefly once a week or so to signments. “ If I can find out where Cohan Whether your car Is In the low priced' buy' provisions for themselves and Because the troops sent to Eu­ Two other men were sentenced Herald . because, she says, of Reuther gets his fourth term , to­ WEDNESDAY ARERNOON, APRIL 4 A Few Steps From Main Atreet (ConUnued oa Page Fourteea) “wrangle"^ with Col. Robert R. la. I’ll send a man out to get 2-9521 line . . . or a luxury Uner . - . whether (OeaUaned ea Page Faurteea) their 15 cats, which the Connecti­ rope are not destined to go into to life Imprisonment and four day as president of the CIO United It’s brand new or fifteen years old ., « We’ve others received sentences ranging McCkirmick, newspaper’s president. Auto workers. him,” Best said. cut Humane society already have combat immediately- as they The sheriff said he would ask THURSDAY A ll DAY, APRIL 5 seen and serviced them all and we know destroyed.- from 18 to 24 years, the paper House appropriations subcom­ And the UAW convention also h would be If Korea-bound—the mittee cuts more than 00 percent authorities wherever Cohen Is lo­ > what’s best for theml Drive In for service They lived on funds given them Army can choose from among said. was ready to re-elect the other SPECIAL FEATURE: tomorrow! by the Old Age Assistance divi­ It quoted Palkovlc as telling the off President Truman’s request for three top officers with him. cated to Jail him. more than a half dozen divisions <97,500,000 to strengthen and ex­ Though only token opposlUon Sheriff Best said that possible sion of the State Department of and sub-dlvlslon units in the Unit­ court, after sentence waa pro­ New spring and summer ladies' suits, pastel shades, Welfare. The sisters were be­ nounced: pand “ Voice of America." .... was put up against the four, an extradition of Cohen to Texaa to News Flashes ed States. Atomic Energy Commission says answer the charge was up to tho araorted aizes. These are wonderful buys. Come early lieved to have come here from Even if not completely equipped, “I am aware of my low and m g a n i r SUPER SERVICE ol Ike (47 Wire) Boston, Mass., but details of their miserable actions by which 1 it and Bendlx Aviation Corporation (ronllnnrd or I'age Pwo) governors o f tha states Involved. manned and trained, the dlvtaionB of Detroit have started talking .for beat selections. Abo new woolen remnants. YOUR GOOD HEALTH can go ahead, leaving those details placed myself against working MAPLE STATION (Continned oa Page Fourteen) clasafs. not only of Slovakia and over Bendlx propisal looking to­ to be completed after they are on ward production of radlosotopes TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM station In the U. S. Zone of Ger­ Bohemia, but of the whole world. “SALVE” VENDRILLO, Prop. Metropolitan Diatrlet Rcserroiro Overflowing I do not consider myself fit to “on a commercial basis.” many. In attempt to aoeelerate re- Truman Blasts Stoi^ Comer Myrtle and Linden Streets Hartford, April 4— (AVp-Reaervoira in the Metropolitan Among regular Army dlviaiona live any longer.” 220 SPRUCE ST.—CORNER OF MAPLE ST. Worth Protecting The Bratislava newspaper said erultnnent program In Hartford Diatrlet aystem have filled to overflowing in the heavy rains Democrats Win EtiU In the United States are the area, city civil defense office will 82nd Airborne, 4th Infantry and all the others hsd confessed dur­ of the past five days, it was reported today by District Man­ ing the trial. It reported these open re^stratlon offices In Hart­ NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER 2-n96 2nd Armored. ford’s 16 fire company quarters On Congress Tenure The best way is to see ager William A. D. Worts. Water at the hoge Barkhamsted Chicago Vote In addition to those, there are sentences: reservoir was roaring over the spillway a foot deep today, AndreJ Novak, a former official Monday.. Stricter controls to your physician at the four National Guard divisions, two channel scarce materials to de­ he said. It was the second time since the lake waa bollt seY- ragimental combat teams and varl- of the local governing body In Presov, eastern Slovakia, and fense and es.«entlal civilian man­ Secretary Says Article ■first sign of illness and cral years ago that It haa reached capacity. The laat time Return Martin Kennelly our smaller National Guard units The Man For which are available In federal serv­ Karol Manlk, an employe of the ufacturing are on way, National Production Administrator William By Jonathan Daniels ly m tViibaiVim then to follow his coun­ waa daring the torrential New Year’s rainstorm of 1949. As Mayor, Take Three ice. Two of the guard divisions and government-owned railroad, life H. Harrison tells Congress. Has No Solid Basis, All Types Of selling to the letter. For O f Five Runoff Teats (Uoattaued oa Page 'Two) (CMttaoMl na Cage Pwo) Prime Minister Nehru’s denun­ 4 in Ozarks Dtjcriminating women wear matching acces- Conscientioos Objector Goes On Trial ciation of latest UN efforts to . Hartford April 4— (/P)—Claiming exemption from Army Gives President's View •oriei. For that fashiocuble look let our pharmacal needs, depend keep peace between Pakistan and Auto Repairs service became o l religiom bcliefa, a 23-year-old Hartford Clilcago, April 4—<47— The India In Kashmir state places UN Farme)r. Admits Shota Failiioo Comultznt help yon make your idec- JULIA BORST on us for the same help. Democratic parijra 30-year rule of ceasefire team there in deUoate Washington, April 4—(47—The medianic went to trial here today before a Federal Coort (Chicago’s city hall remained un­ Urges Crime Probe Quiz White House today described as tioo. Bring yoor own ixen material— we do position. Tbrongh Window But l^erk done right in our own garage Jury on ehaigcs of vioUting Selective Service regahtions. He broken today with the reelecUon "Knipps wtU never make an­ “an entirely misleading distortion” the r o t ! is Nicholas W . Christlano of 58 BodwcII street, who is the of Mayor Martia H. Kennelly. other gun—not even if we are ac­ an article by Jonathan Daniels ro- Advances No Reason Kennelly woo hla becond four- Of Three More Mobsters s? \ XRfitter what your ear needs in the way of repairs OUm M fjii $trvicn offered by Now Proprietor Of first Conscientiom Objector to be prosecoted in Connecticot, cused of sabotaging European re­ portlng that President Tniman year term in yastarday’g city elec­ armament program,” says Ita favors changing the system of Coa- Conway, Mo„ April 4 (4) A . nraa a tane-np to an overhaul. . . you’ll be giving Depend on us to use na­ since the end of World War II. tion, defeating hla RepubUoan greaslonal tenure. •piut ffmrietg Cemtee. ld fan s boy admlttsjl a ^ your ear a break by bringing' It to Van’s challenger. Rooeit L. Hunter, by Bnllfitin! cials disclose U. S. has started Daniels, editor o f the Ralatgh tionally Known brands C. Duke. pumping a volley of shots through An makea, aU models, we handle them all! Certain CoIIegiana To'Be Deferred 152,545 votea. Ha took the lead Waahlagton, April 4— buying critical materials In West­ (N. C.) news and obasrver, a on Ozarks farmhouse wtndorw and HEMSTITCHING at all times. Depend on from the atart aad never trailed "They are kingpina In the gam Billie's Beauty Shop Washington, April Draft headquarters announced Morris (Mushy) Wexler, CMva- ern Germany for Its strategic former Truman aide and D m o - ki'-lnq four persons. _ ■' us too for immediate during the counting o ( the 1,365.- bling vrorld and could contribute I ®f Motor Ropoirin^, Whool Baknein^, BUTTONHOLING today that freshmen in the upper half, aophomorcs in the laaiL gM bDng figura stock pile. cratic National committeeman for Sheriff B. L Cunnlnghazejkhra fiervicing. 074 votea oaat v " " a lot to tha eommlttae’it Informa­ Plan Is in works to rednCe draft his state. Is also tba author of a upper two^thirds and juniors in the Upper three fourths of aad missing witness ia the tion,” ^ b e y told repoitera. titled the farmer as Ksnasth B r m A CorlMrafioM Repairs ood Adjust. PICOTING 22 Depot Squhre Telephone 7978 TTm Mayoralty race, watched geoata’a C nn e faivestlgattoB. calls in states where National Truman biography. eery who Uvea nsiur the eoene ■«( their classes will be defeired during, their next undergraduate with Intareat nationally for poHtl- Another top figura In the Ca­ Guard and large numbers, o f re- snrreoderad today-ta Jeeaph pone mob. Murray L. (The Camel) A Daniels article la ths currant the elaylnga. ^ ^ ’ Out finidiing touches will save you tedious houn and years. These collegians may also rate a deferment by scoring cal trenda, drew 60 per cent of the Duke. Saaato 8ergeant-at- setA’es have been called to active Ckdller’s magazine, drew from Bssery was orrestad early t»i cit/a reglatered voters to the Humphreys, also surrendered to 70 on the forthcoming aptitude tmts. Selective Service said. Arms. duty.. West Germany, formally Presidential Secretary Joseph Short day at bis father’s boma In O tm ■ give your tewing a fine-finish appearance. INVITES HER FRIENDS polla. Duke. resumes direct diplomatic rela­ Tobey,member o f the com' the heated statement that 4 ^ way. > * • • 4 Kennelly, the handsome, 63- Washington, April 4—(A)— Sen­ tions with eight foreign govern­ President "wishes it understood'sheriff said Senate Group To Probe Influence In CAB year-ol4 bachelor, polled 697,871 mltt^e who haa been urging con' QUKILiaVKI AT REASONABLE GATES AND ALL FORMER CUSTOMERS ator Tobey (R., N. H.). urged to­ ments. that Mr. Daniels has no authority bally admitted Um Washington, April 4— (/P)— A staff inveatigator for the votea. Hunter, i53,'a lawyer mak­ tinuatlon if ita InvesUgatlpn until to speak for him," day a prompt reopening o f the next Jan. 15. aald wltaesaes “ should him and Proeecuting ing hla first hid for a major elec­ John Hoainar. Senate S i^ I Bminoaa Committee said today an inquiry is tive office, reoalvod 545436 votes.' Sanata Crima Investigation Com- not be allowed to escape question Treasury Balance The article soys Mr. Truman / s i n g e r TO CALL favora: ThasIaylngBi being made into chargea qf *innaenea aad favoritism” in­ It waa the Mxth straight time mittisa’s public hearings to quaa- Ing. Just because they have sue- about four mfies soutbeast o i 1 volving some past and present members of the Civil Aero- the Democrats have vron the may­ tion Charles and Rooco Fischatti. canRiUy etudad tha commlttae for Washington, April 4.— 1. The election of the merobsta SBWINO CINTIR posiUon of the Treamiry April 3: of the House of Representatlvee In the OuBik B flls at nantics Board (CAB). Lawreneo Hendorson, the investiga­ oralty oaotasL Tha Mat RepubU- The two Flscbettl brothers, nam­ so lOBg." MiasourL emn mayor waa t|M lata William ed ^ tha commlttae as top taadera WhUte ha strongly advocated Net budget receipts. <33l,717.- far four-year ternu tnatead of the 832 AUUn St^Mandiester IS Ym ps' Expuritne* • present two years, In tHe same fo n r pi 87S MAIN STHl^ET tor, told a re p o i^ the charges are ’’pretty senaafioiiar and Hale IRig 8111) Hiopipaon, who hi the ~ that the commlttae can tba Fts- 151.06; budget expenditures. <356,- Phone 888S three men have been assigned to Hnd out whether there is 361,316.80; oash balance, <8,415,' 251,833.S«. any m^t to them* " . MANCHESTER EVENING UEKALU, MANCHESTER, tXINN., WEDNESDAY*, APRIL 4, 1951 PAOan the first time. Slnoa then the 43- Fritey ntoraing p«p«ra. Short "frut ring to the two propoaala. Short Hospital Notes Gunman Slays— read:' Reutlier Victor year-old labor leader haa tighten­ Rrst Troops Set ao auob atlpiilkUor' on hia conment. ed hla control to the i^lnt where' Adama, BlUy Brown, linnsa ChU- ‘JThat aubject waa mentioned a (FPrieves for Uie other two—Har- Detroit. Tha day bafora ha had |>an|ala haa heen Known M . « his ambltloiu program goes vir­ For Europe Duty TMay ...... ISS Four in Ozarks Bobby Hiftline looked out from his oxygan tent Name Choristers berg, Patricia Hibbard, AOen long , time ago In a caaual, Joking In UAW Election Stay of Exeeution Ty_ZieU. 22, and Harold Foster, Kingsbury, Kathy Martin, Danny Matbleaon, Paul OfBrlght, - M M f D l O I v y aloaa-frlen) and confidant of the Way during: a private, confldentiat tually unchallenged. ■' ' ' Prwldeat He aerved for a Onia aa Admlttsd yesterday: Dorothy Rt>ckville 28—at 11:16 p. m. 'rtat waa only ahd whispered: McKeavar, Linda Nelson, Georgia Paona, AUea Pyfca, oonveniatloi; between the Preal- -f3ell, 103 Biasell street; Peter. Ta- At Fiual Rest For Concert Here Ua praaa rolatlona repreeentatlve, (Contlnoed from Page One) (Coatimifg From Fag« One) (CohthiiMd trooi P a ^ Om ) Onlered for Trio 76 minutea-before they were to "I’ve got to g*et home. It’a al­ Potterton, Patricia Taylor. Doro­ Rhtnas, Sally Snvar, lf» O M ) . dent and Mr. Daniela bakoa, 30 Kerry street; Gloria most time to plant oata.” Sniolanskl, Vlrglala Tiqrtar, Ji a * halpad with Mr. Truman'a IMS Czechs Order have been executtid. thy Vanderhotf,. Jaaa Whalas, and "The President never has 'con- bours-Iong roll-call vote waa re­ the two RCT’s have been training Lee, Shut Hartford; Mrs. Ann a call for aid from the farm fam­ Those were hla last worda. Me Members of the Bower* School Beverly Wetherell. Trlmm, Riebard WAaea, csinpaicn apeechea *nd conduct­ Washburn, 106 Biasell street; Mrs. Court Session The reprieves are for 48 hours. Adrian, Mich., April 4—(P)— ‘ihieldenta are ed’ a pro-Truman' rally of South- aklerpd the aubject seriously and quired. Death for Spy add equipping since last Septem­ ily also ware fired on. One df the Bellefonte, Pa.. April 4.—(/rt— These were the lecond last min­ rallied the next day only long Clmrut who have been selected to From grade 8: John AmbroM, Warran, Brues Warran, certainly has no Intention of mak­ On the same alate with Reuther ber. The two other* • have been In EMna Fuller, 73 Schdql street: four was woanUed.- Three young Philadelphians, con­ The body of little’Bobby Htftllne enough to smile faintly at his par­ appear with The University of Bob .^ e a , Barbara Barra, Thom­ Withrow, Richard WhltatioSM am en at lUlelfh aa Uie aftennath- Mrs. Ernestine Roscello, Hartford; ute stays In the case this week. Idl tha aamce of M of-aouthem Democratic oppotiUon ing any ■ such proposal now or were secretary - treaaurer Emil federal service only since early The proaecutlng attorney said victed of murder in a tavern hold­ rested today In the gf«*^ earth hF ents. , CTonnecttcut Glee Ulub in a concert as Baselcr, William Breadheft, Lynn Woltarsdorf, and R lr iio l later. I meata that as long aa he's last January. Mra. Catherine Morianoe, l!^- Lil- Opens Friday up. have won their seventh re- The three were prepared last Sun­ Sosgraae to « toufl to the PreM enfa ca\il Rlifhte pro- Masey and vice presidents Rlchanl (Continued from Page One) Elssery declined to give a reason day for scheduled execution soon loved. conducted by Herbert A. France Dale Brown, i Marjorie CovUIe, Wright. ■ . la ' eaSi' ouunber— President he will neither make T. Gosser and John \V. Livingston. Two other guard oivlaions, which ley street: Thonlas Scranton, 267 fro-' i)'f electric chair. It is eitimated there are some on April 11 at the school auditori­ James Cunningham, Barbara ’ TIcksta ara now being sold 1^ cram. . Boulder road; .Albert Snyder, for the shooting. Essery was un­ after midnight. But Governor Bobby had dreamed of being a .. , nor snpjjort apoh a proposal. Election of 19 rogloiisl directors impriaoninent and flnea of 20,000 also were federalized last' fall, are dergoing further questioning. A federal Judge Issued a stay farmer when he grew up and run­ 10,000 , mineral spring* in the um have been announced bv the Cwikla, Lester Elganbrod, Lewis claas mothers and may riao kia Short \va» prepared when Buckland: Beauford Dake, East ol '..".'iu oii loc .one of them, 26- Fine, acting on an appeal by At­ bought at Potterton'* and K*mp'l *' "There is a list of Senator was scheduled for Inter In the day. crowns ($400). now en route to Japan to build up First dejri^e murder charges List of Cases Scheduled ning hla own tractor. United .States—of which at least principal Misa Esther Gran- Geia, James Gianaantl, Jacqueline There waa no other business on the Miclml Myinareik,' a clerk In Hartford. year-old David Darcy, late yester­ torney Charles J, Margiotti, for­ Allan on Main street, or at the Bowrik ” ^ t '^toriea' Daidela article wa» b r ig h t up a t: CJongreesmoii In Mr. Daniela defenses of that occupied area will, he filed against Elasery, the mer state attorney general, order­ The stx-year-old farm lad died j a thousand have produced water Strom, as follows; Keegan, Thomaa Kelleher,' ^’*— for ralaaae in 1 hla newa conference today. Rcier-, wholly Mr. day’s program. Kosice, eastern Slovakia. 24 yoara Admitted today: Bally Sxeygiei, By Tolland Tribunal; day afternoon. Chorister* from grade. 5; Edwin Johnson. Ins Johnson, Burton School office. close to the Far East war zone and prosecutor said. ed a 48-hour respite. of cancer Friday at a ho.spltal in 1 in commercial quantities. lei*’ Idea. The antl-Reuther faction has and 20,000 crowns. .. Russian Siberia. 110 Lyness street: Palmer Miller, Onvernor .Tohn S. Fine ordered 91 Birch street; George Dowling, , Hosmer quoted the youth a* oay- Olhfer Rockville News The article Is an entirely this- | been able to muster only nlxtut 10 Stefan Novak, another clerk in During Senate hearings, mili­ Ing he alwaya "got along” with leading diotortlon of a lonversa- per cent of the votes on most Kosice, 23 years and 20,000 crowna. 19 Academy street; Edward John­ tary loaders said there would be son. 76 Foley street; Mrs. Sarah the phockleys. Me said Essery ap­ RockvlUe, April 4— (Special)— ; tion to which the President at- 1 convention i.ssue.s so far. It was JuraJ Ge.-gel, a former whole­ a total of about 100,000 men in the peared quite calm, refualng under i Uche . formei Nazi Elite ditional American fighting, men in Steep Hollow Lane; John Dunphy. vs. Francis T. O’Loughlln, Motion To Take Physical Local 212, Detroit: vice president, [ called a neighbor for help. for More Specific Statement; Kenneth Forbes, president of Lo- guard officers under supervision that area. , 195 North Main street; Robert counter-intelll- McKinney. 14 Eldridge street: Sheriff E. I. Cunningham oaid Arthur B. Brooks vs. Margaret I. To FIT cal 4,’)5, Saginnw, Mich.; and Rudy | of fbe Ame.ican that When the neighbor, Luke Schaad Brooks, Further Order ol • T H i TIME Miami. Okla.. April 4—i/Pi— Pale, president of Chevrolet Gear gence corps Charles Monaghan, Talcottville; Mickey Mantle, rookie sensation In early July, 1949, he was sent I Dale Is Scheflulcnl Judith Anne Cook, 323 Woodl'and O’Connor, and his wrife drove Into Notice: Charles H. Bancroft vs. and Axle Local 231). 0(*irolt. the farm yard In their pickup Ethel Peck Bancroft More Specif­ • THE PLACE back to eastern Slovakia with c« i street: Mra. Geraldine Sullivan. I Reuther’s power lias growT 185 North Main street. truck, 11 or 12 shots were fired at ic Statement, allowance of Counsel • THE OCCASION ball Club, has been ordered to take steadily since lie first was elected radio transmitter and hundreds o f , ft ()|» l \ l l l l l | H a f r 0 S a l e them. O’Connor suffeted an arm Fees; Victoria Charlotte Tonoll vs. thousands of crownt to engage In | _ Discharged today: Bally Szey- • THE BUDGET a preinductioii hillitary physical ! head of the 1,2.’>0.000-member giel. 110 Lyness street: Mrs. Es­ wound. The car’s windshield was Reno Anthony TonoU, Allowance 11. it was di*-|Un'on In Atlantic City in 194fi. In military and political espionage. telle Riley, South Coventry; Rob­ shattered, cutting Mra. O'Connor of Counsel Fees; Divorce, Arthur examination April In Kosice, he recruited his old My.stlc Review, No. 2. Woman’s on the face. . . . |u(i about everything you couM closed today. that vear three anli-Reuther lead- ert Thyng, South Coventiy: Mrs. LeRoy Swanson vs. Virginia Ar­ friends into spy service with the Benefit A.ssoclatlon, at Its meeting CsV lor in lootweor—ihol't Noturol 'The 19-year-old outfield prospect, era were given the other top of­ Elizabeth Sagan. 299 East Center The O’Connors sped to Conway lene Price Swanson: Domestic Re­ fices, making most union affairs a help of Gergel. last night made plans for Its an­ street. to report she sliqpting. lations, Lillian R. Shields vs. Peter | Bridge. Thara't o (mart poitem registered with tlie Ottawa County Draft Board, presently is riassified factional standoff. Presumably Gergel received a nual spring rummage sale and set Birth ye.sterday: A son to Mr. Shields; Johanna I. Schlegal vs. right here ol bond to go with yOur 4-F due to a chronic bone ailment Blit the following year Mazey. much heavier fine becau.se convict­ the date of Tuesday April 17. and and Mrs. Ernest Smith, Bolton: a Roman courts of Justice had Kurt C. Shlegel; Dorothy S. Del- new ’'tgilored look ' the dylmg above his left'anklc. HI* home is Gos.s€:r and ^Livingston were swept ed defendants usually arc fined in the place. Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter water docks and speeches were Greco vs. Frank N. DelGreco. Friendly Class is the lotesi —the leather the at Commerce, four miles north of into office with Reuther. giving accordance with their ability to Aldie Server will sert'e as chair­ Orlowskl, 44 North School street. limited to the time It took for the 0 a U 6 A ^ him control at the top level for Day. man. and Mrs. Elizabeth Evtushek, water to run out of the dish. The Friendly Class of the Union I ^ awao-cen *••( Rnett—the wotlmonthip the reoteji here. Births today: A daughter to co-chairman. Members and friends Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Marks, Ver­ Congregational church will meet — -the comfort the "gtondeii" are urged to save articles for the non: q son to-Mr. and Mrs. Fred­ this evening at the church social ; < Sea them today > .sale, which W’lll open at 9:30 a. m. erick Stevens, 354 Main street. rooms, at 7:80 o'clock. At this The president, Mrs. Russell time Allen DVesser will speak about his collection of Electric | April to Smith, ivas unable to attend on j Hockey Playoffs at a Glance 2 12 Classified Advertisements Light bulbs. account of Illness and Mrs. Evtu­ Last Night's Scores National League The Church Council of the First SEE PA(iE NINETEEN shek, vice president, filled that of­ ROUTl 5 Congregational church o f Vernon W iinoiit Kigtrrt |g>la for Sale fice. Chairman of the recent emor- Toronto 3 Boston 1 (Toronto NEWINCTDN ApartmeniK. Klata. leads beat-of-aeven aeriea, 2-1) De­ will meet this evening at eight | gasbord supper. In connection with OBKOOBT HELEK . o’clock at the parsonage. FRONT Room, heated. Continuous troit 4 Montreal 1 (Best-of-seven PECK Tenrm entp 63 ■V the district rally here, she was W E8TCOTT To Present Play hot water. Centrally located. Gen­ LOT IN Bulto I, about one sere, conipllmented on Its success by series tied at 2-2 THREF ROOM turnished apart-1 Amerloaa Lsagne "GUNFIGHTER” The St. Jolm’s Episcopal Youth I Mv*rrii*a It tleman preferred. Phone 3129. high elevation. Call 8521 anytime SUte Field Director Mrs. Grace P las SaA B it group will present an evening of ment. Accommodate 2 to 4 adulti. Pittsburgh 2 Hershey 1 (Pitts­ ProaMe Loloe la voaua NICELY Furnished room with THREE LOTS on Harlan road, I M. Best who was present last burgh leads beat-of-five series, dramatics and movies this eve­ Phone 2-9125 after 6 p. m. "WHEK TOD’BB SMlUirO" ning starting at 7:45 p.m. at the C A B P E T a large clothes closet. Conveniently each 50 x 160. Utilities, nice trees. night. 2-0 ) SmS M»»tilinslss Mrs. Best spoke of plans for the CHILDBEN church. There will t> a two act locsted. For gentleman. Inquire Phon* 7958, 7 to 6. PBEB play ‘'7«—ether We Build” with the S10 Spruce street. Buaineaa Locatiuna national convention at the Sham­ Bamlxx) is a grass, but the 2*4 ACRE LOT with well. French rock Hotel in Houston, Texas: and following taking part, Carolyn iL- th For Kent 64 larger species are treelike In form Road, Bolton. Cali 8770 after 5 also of a plane trip to Bermuda Cook, Nancy Dreher, Kenneth and sometimes reach heights of Cook, Russell Taylor Jr., Con­ WERBNER’S < Wanted— Room p. m. In June for Connecticut members. 120 feet. arasT a Rar|l WMaurk "iro WAT STORE FOR Rent 21S Spruce stance Gruenig, Rex Griffin. Char­ street. Apply Diana’s Soda Shop, The flight there and return, with a r t ? - O V f NS* “FCM.BB MIDDLSVAGED working couple VERY GOOD crop land for rent. B v a .. BBrSH OIBL” - lotte Beaverstock, Lillian Booth- SHOE STORE or call 2-SOt-:'. all expenses on the Islands, will ba desire room with kitchen prlvi- For information'Sall at noon or royd, Roberta Kuhnly, Elinor | || ....1 1 !l ,| 825 MAIN STREET under two hundred dollars, find al­ Keune, Barbara Klee, Carol Abra- References. Phone 2-2758.' SMALL STORE at 16 Mapio after 6 p. m. at A. Rossetto’a ready thirty women have aigned HAVE VOUB PARTV, BANQUET OB WEDDINO hamson, Alfred Dreher. and Robert I ■treat, near Mam 'Suitable for Farm, Lake Street. up. Flirther lnformatl(m may ba Lukaclk. Mrs. Paul DeMacarte has | ■mall business or office. Apply REOEFTIUN IN 3 LOTS on Oxford street, 50 a 150 Mcured from Mra. Best, fifi Fair- been coaching the cast. Edward J. HolL 1009 Main street. In addition to the play, the docu-1 each. Water, cewer, gae and field Avenue, Hartford, tel. 2-BSlO. At the cloee of the meeting as­ GAVEY’S mentary film, "Window on the I beautiful trees. Call evenings OFFICE IN Orford building. Real sorted sandwiches, tea and coffae PHONE n oi Sky” will be shown, telling a story | 3408. eatata. profesalonai. ate. Apply were served by Mrs. Aldie Server, PRIVATE OIN1NO ROOM of the Navajo Indiana. 11 '■ ■' a Marlow’a. Dog Licenses 1 SALE OR Lease Main atraet buai­ Mrs. Martha Johnson and' Mra. 1 Kerwin Elliott. Town Clerk, Is 1 i s ...... neaa location. Used car permlta Elizabeth Anderson. now Issuing dog licenses. All own- | WantcM to Rij^t 68 available. Also Industrial land, ers of dogs are reminded that every centrally located Suburban Real­ dog six months of age or over WANTED—8 or 4 room rent by ty Realtors, 49 Perkin* street rimma i.om msi should be licensed on or before I / t " 2 adults. References. Write Bos Phone 8215. May 1, or an additional fee of $1.00 ' S. Herald. a. Bairwata HeUaa is required. Firemen’s Dance STATE p u Laadlawa StCT0 Br«9i0 businessman dsairss 4 or 6 Saburhan for Sate 75 : Tha annual dance of the R o ck -; room unnirniahed apartment or .'l!TA :.atekb “ St«el Till# Fife Department will be held i ■mail house Can occupy imme- t w e n t y - f i v e milee from Man­ Yka Rtgheet at the Kosciuszko Club on Friday I I 4 dlataly. Phone 7810. ^ chester 03 main highway. 38 Mpuntaln” Helmrta” evening, April 6. Ray Henry’s or­ ' acre*, 8 room bouas plus 3 room chestra will furnish the music for 1 WORKING middle-age couple de­ apartment on 3rd floor. Barn will t:se-t:4e S:U the evening. sire one or two room apartment accomilTodate 28 head of cattle, Final Gathering Saturday in Manebesver or vicinity. ' Tel. electric milker Included. S-caf '‘Uahtalag Mrlkes Twlm” The final dancing doss for the I 4264 between 11 and 2 p. m. garage For further information season o f the Teen Age group will ] caU 3702. T W O SHOWS DAILY )>e held at the East School audi­ BAST FBBB PABBINO ll». IVI (iS/w fl.l% I'M torium on Saturday evening, Farmi and iJind for Sale 71 April 7th. There will be special Waniefi—Krai Efitato 77 music by Bud Hewitt’s orchestra j and refreshments will be served. Sm How To^fiot Luih asi with hot and cold water, 3' FOR PROMPT action find person­ April Meeting « f land. Phone 8573. al sttentton list your proparty The April meeting of the Rock-1 with Douglas Blanchard. Realtor. | viUe Chapter of the American Red Loroly Docorator Effoeti 5447...... / Cross will be held on 'Thursday { Hoosm for Sale CIRCLE afternoon, at 4 o’clock at the Rock­ URGENTLY Ncadad. Uodsm ville High School. ffh iff ^ I t lor Your Floon... MANCHESTER—4-famlIy house, bomea. 2 to 4 bedrooma Caab' Water Over Dam ‘ '■dWsSS . '1^ in nice condition, on a large lot. buyers waiting. Call Suburban Starts TOMORROW Officials of the Rockville Water | Call Bllswcrth Mitten, Agent. Realty Co., Realtors, 4» Perkins and Aqueduct Company reported iaa VALUE-WIS6 Way! Manchester 6930. street. Phons 8215. ONE ENTIRE WEEK Tuesday that the water from Snip- sic Lake was running over the dam GLASTONBURY CONSIDERING BCLLIl^ at a height of 12 inches. The water { I TOUR PROPBRTTT reached this measurement last 11 High elevation. Zone AA. Without obl1gatl|B to you. wa Romance, Friday and then started to recede. I } Excellent home site of ap- I will appraise or m K a vou a cash You’ll Love but Monday’s rainfall brought it ■ I See what’s new in weaves, in pattern.*, ' iffer for property. Bee ua before E scapades back to the 12 Inch mark today. I : proximately three acres hav- the Kid in colors, in values for floors . . . at I I ing a frontage of 176 feet and j and Advertlsemea*— Keith’s, before you buy! Keljth’s floor I i a depth o f over 700’. On benti- Phone 62T8 A New Directory covering specialists will help you lay BRAE-BURN REALTY who A new telephone directory for I } jtiful Sunset Drive. Priced for Heart-Wannin* Rockville Is being delivered. a sound foundation for yoiir decorat­ I I quick sale. .■4BLLI.NG? COnUct this offlca for ing scheme . . . whether it be 18th prompt and dependable aanrice. wanted Adventure I Please don’t use it until after 7 Allci Clampet Agency. Phone 2- la, m. Sunday when Rockville’s ! rentury. Early American, Victorian ARTHUR A. KNOFLA to sit on telephone service will be changed ^ or Modern. Come in and .see, Thurs­ Realtor 4543 or 2 0880 ot 2-0028. to dial operation and the new dial | day. 876 Main Street— Est. 1921 READY to eellT This oSica In oaed a Queen’s throne f telephone numbers will become I Phone 5440 or 5938 of 4-S-6-7- room aingiea and 2- effective at the same time. I Home Listings Wanted family housea. What have you? Buyer! waiting. Call, write ' or Took Some Time | FIVE SPACIOUS new homes In an phone (all reply, confidenllall. Soo Mohawk’s Bsautiful excellent location and situated on Howard R. Haatinga. Odd Fellowa large lots. Reasonable prices. Bldg., at the. Center, 480 Main T o Make U p Mind • Consult T. J. Crockett, Your Real street. Phone "2-1107. Now “PEONIES” Gariwt! 'On the levef at SPRING IS HBIUE! Bu.vers arej Detroit, April 4.—(/iPi—Peter H. Phones Harris, 82, Was granted a divorce || waiting! List with us for quick “ reonie.s” i.s the conversation piece of The C om m and Performante Picture yesterday ^om his wife, Evelyn. the entire Mohawk carpet line. A tale. Madeline Smith, Realtor. | He said she had packed up and I TW0-FA;MTLY 4 and 4. Near the 2-1642 or.4679, ______o f the Year! * left him 41 years ago when they gray dama.sked fern ground, bloom­ Center, ‘a bi rgain at 18,000. Cen­ STABBINO • IRENE DUNNE were living In the South. ing with white and rose peonies, that ter Springs Realty Co., 470 Main. WANTED to buy. Modem 4-room house with a couple of acre* of • ALEC GUINNESS Circuit Judge Joseph Moynihan are highlijghted in twisted yams. For Phone 6988. asked Harris why he wanted a dl- | land. Write Box HM. ) PLUS color and intere.st in period rooms. Georgerge MoBtgwneiy—Brenda Marahall vorce now. Extremely decorative. High styled. • r— "Just want to get it over with THE IR09UOIS TRIAL" and get my records straight,” Harris said. TODAY a **AI Jennings Of Oklahoma’* • "Yaak In Korea” ”I don’t want any more wives,” EASTWOOD he added. ' ‘1‘IL T ' A UBAMD 04IIUBI.B BILLI ";FREE ESTIMATES lor Sstsa Bayward Deaths Last Night Br*4lG W m . LaaA ltaa «rd CRnb THIS THURSMY, Wall-to-Wall latlallalisa “ STEEL Highest BUSHNELL Baltimore—The Rev. Dr. Calvin YOU MAY WIN HELMET^ Menataln'* ______FRIDBY aaf 8«T. ’ K. Staudt, 75, founder and head­ J l:45-a:ia CONNECTICUT PBPiMIKBIC OF THIS STLBf Phone 4159,^d our floor covering specialist S:lS-e:St-t:U as Slrikee Twlee" for Boys in Bagdad, Iraq, for 20 TACRLE8S mate for wul-to-wall Installation. You will years before his retirement in SAVINGS BOND! METHOD hy ha under B|^ebUgation. 1946, and a retired minister of trained experts! the Evangelical and Reformed Church. He was born in Lower DRIVE IN Heidelberg township, Pennsyl­ vania. A;R^ Ijew York-r-George R. Witte, 56, former ne'seapaperman in Wor- Anyone who, visits. KaiHi’a and regis­ of men and music ceator. Mass., Albany and Clavt- land and onetime foreign corre­ ters their name daring the Carpet spondent for the Chicago Dally Fashion Opening, has an opportunity Newa. to be the one who’ll win this ^5,00 PLUS. . . “BUSSIMO bond. Drawing will be at KeithT’a, by Qlrla, Elephants Parade OOMINO ATTRAenONR leading citizen of community, Satur­ . Rongooti—(fiV-lEachin. dancing day, April 14 at 2 P. M. Your presence April 8—“ BaQeB PaoF* r a n AMERICAN FULL I*NO*H. tWNCttT W A prtf U-^**LeaMh Drop t O f girla and «I*phanta headed a mile is not necessary. Aptfl lS-*Ytoyal Wcddkig" added Shari Sahjeets. AB aisato narmervei. ^ long procession bearing sacred April la -^ p Froat” yi.an, ific. * Bfats. Iri. aad Sat at 2:8® p. aa-« 6®o (T ix la ct) I Buddhist relics from the airstrip to ' Putao, Burma’s northernmost town, .awii The relics.'^a-gl'ft from India, were taken to Putao by Burmese premier Thakin Nu for exposition. •'■> '-y.

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Wilfred CUrke who has oompletod Police Ueutenant Walter R. C!ks- 30 jreara of coaching baaketball, sens and Palrolmaa Joaeph J. Sar- I Price Clinic Rotary Club ~ Peter Wigren who ic atarting hto Pertili Is Held della at, the MoChare Auto con- V. Fe W. - ROCKVILLE t S M About T o ^ 30th year as track , coach and pany, 379 Main etreet, whara he la employed In the service station. Here Friday . i ^ f the Thomas Kelley who 'haa coached The first annual di Hears Lecture baseball for twenty five yeare. For High Court Police chargj that MUla kep^ EVERY THURS. CUARANTEED! SHEERNESS W ITHOUT TEARS! Silk City Athletic club 111 be held These men, who have given a total money from merchandise ealea tnv tetiiidsy evening s t the V. F. _W. of 89 yeare to teaching the youth ■toad of rliming It up in tha cash 8 P . M . To Be Held for Retail­ hSm^ Art MeW Sales Manager Talks In* of Manchester to become better Hartford Man la Bound register. '11m arrest waa mads l^doiy Author^ the music snd the public is cord- athlete! were given a round of ap­ gfter Sardalla mada a purchasa BINGQ ers in the Bowers Over on Charge of In­ IsJly-lnvttW. terestingly on How to plause by the Rotary membera with a marked $30 blU. The money School Auditorium 60 GAUGE 15 DENIER NYLONS Baild Engines who had them ee nieete for the waa later found in Mills* posses- SCOUTS CLUB, W. Mali S t, Rockville Manchester members of H «t- Write Business Letter decent Assault ston. 'H fltery Se^cM evening in ispcognltlon _ of their ford Alllsnce, DelU Delta DelU, long and faithful aervlce. John Mills, a native of Rutland, Vt., FREE TRANSPORTATION On Friday evening, April 6, 7:30 will attend a meeting next Thurs- J. Howard Donahue, secretary Pickles won the door prlae for the In a ehort eesolon of Town court has served two years in Vermont p. m. at the Bowers school on UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED! Battftrd. April 4—Pr*tt dav Aorll 12. at the home of Mrs. and general sales manager of the evening. this morning, Judge Wesley C State Prison for breaking and RUS LEAVES CENTER AT 6:4S P. M. Princeton street, Lyman Richey, R ^ l Z. Johnston. West Hart- A lrerm Jl^Vl^an of Pioneer Steel Ball Company of Gryk found probable cause in the entering and was on parole at the price epeclallst with the Offlee of Atafcnft Oorpor»Uon li fcJJT Guest speaker at the mee^ Red Admiral Diet case of Orlando Pertlll, 68, of-181i-|-^Ume of his arrest, police skid. mg. which Is set for 8 p.m.. will be Unlonville, w-as the guest speaker In the only remsiidng cess thle Price Stabilization, will conduct a p liCMiM to permit the MtM Catherine Seymour Day. M as at the Manchester Rotary Club Killbom street, Hartford, and price control clinic. This apeclfic Day a descendant of Harriet Moscow, April 4—(A>)—The Navy ordered him bound over to Hart­ morning. Gene R Krsr, 18, of 233 ^ gilSMM^mtor. Corpontion of last night. He wa.s introduced by newspaper Red Fleet reported to­ House atreet, Glastonbury, for­ clinic will cover retailers classified tM M t to naaUtocture the 2.S00 Berber Stowe, will speak Infor- ford County Superior Court under imder Regulation 7. This clinic mallv on the Itfe and. times of the Jay Rand of the Orford Soap Co. day the death of Rear Admiral M. feited a $9 bond on a charge of iM i^ o w ar Double Weep pleton Mr. Donahue's topic was "Pub­ F. Romanov, deecrtbed by the paper 88,000 bond on a charge of indecent passing a ptop algn. has been set up by the Chamber of Hartford author. 59 MiElBf for tbe millUry oervlcea. lic Relations on a Postage Stamp oa an "outatandlng commander of essault. ' Commerce to assist the retailers in Budget.” Obviously Mr. Donahue’s the Soviet fleet." Pertili was aiteeted Monday ^ preparing their pricing charts,. to build the Double The Buckland Community club 'y t U t r t f Maa Rilled tho pair Jv b a p to lto fucUlUei et MUwau- talk had to do with letters and in The obituary was signed by Police Lieutenant Raymond F. George H. Marlow, chairman of and Kenoeba. Wlacoiuln. will hold another public « rd opening he stated that in writing lending Russian naval flpires. Griffin for alleged actions with a, TOrrington, April 4 — (P) — the Retail Merchants Bureau of V tonight at eight o’clock at the letters you want three basic Romanoy'e death was the eighth 7-year-old girl. In 1940, Pertili Charles K Morehouse, 8r„ 79, was the Chamber of Commerce, will : WllUam P. Owlnn. PAWA gen- Buckland achool. Prises will be was sentenced to 30 days In jail preside. < oral naaacer, aald the license was things: you want tljp letter to be announced by Russia since Jan. 8 fatally Injured by an automobile eiven and refreshments will be of high-ranking military, govern­ after being found gujjty of indecent as he croased a street near hla Pricing charts must be sub­ pari OC the Air- Force industrial served, These public card parties read, the letter to be understood, and the letter not to be misinter­ ment or party ofliclala. exposure by the Ideal court. home here last night. Medical e x ­ mitted' to the OPS Office not later ImagiiH’l Sliecf n.vlon .stcK'king.s mmir to last . . . made for mileage aaabUtetloii program and wouid will continue until further notice. than April 30. It is urged that »a giaatoA ^ ^ P ra tt^ A Whithcy preted. If your letter is Interest­ A theft charge against Richard aminer H. B. Hanchette oaid death . . . niade to resist snags . . . made }.o look misty without the penal­ Alreran without fee. or royalty. ing it will be read and if you have The National l.eaKue hasn’t al- Alton Mills, 23, of Kelley road, was due to s broken neek. Police all retailers and their employees The Double Wasp powers four Membcr.a of the Ladies Aid So- presented your idea clearly It will w'ays been an eight club circuit. Talcottville, was continued to Cspt. Frank Sherlock quoted the who assist in the- compiling of ties ((f mistines.s . . . it’s new . . . it's gnaranleed . . . the gauge le clety of the Emanuel Lutheran driver, Albert Siddell, 80, of this these Pricing Charts attend this plaaee now in action In Korea and be understood. Once it was reduced to. six clubs April 14 under 81,5®0 bond. Pros­ iio (meiining closely knit, therefoi'e siutg resistiint) the denier 1r 15 church arc reminded of the pot- and that happened In its second ecutor Philip Bayer hsked the con­ city, aa saying he did not see More­ meeting on Friday night. ala other mlUUry aircraft on cur­ luck supper to be held Friday even­ In writing your letter, the house until the elderly man sud­ The Chamber of Commerce has rant Air Force and Nary procure- speaker said, you should have vear of existehce. From 1892 to tinuance for further Investigation. (niejining that a fine tougi>4dvf'(u»TT!^tised) the finish is mabt* (Ml l-r i ing at the church. Each member 1809 it was a 12 club league. Mllla was arrested Monday by denly appeared In front of hie car. available a limited number of awnt achedniea. The Double jnay invite her husband or a guest. four ba.sic appeals. The desire to copies of Regulation 11 which cov­ iinsliiny finish increases a stocking's look of sheerness). ; it Waap-powered veterans of Korea Those planning to attend are re- apply something new; the desire ers restaurant.s. and Regulation 14 are: the Douglas B-M light bomb- Quested to get in touch with one to protect what one already has; covering ceiling prices of certain or: the Vought F4U Coraair flght- of the members of the following get the approval of others; and "foods sold at wholesale. These er*bomber; the Grumman F7F to m ake a propyr decision. Mr. 535348484853535348535323535348534853232323484823235353235323534823235348232323 -r-'- ."\s if all tliis wonderous newness i,.sn't enough . . . the manu­ Tlgercat night-fighter; and the committee; Mrs. Amy copies may be secured at the 7325, Mrs. Hllma Lavey, 2-9186, Donahue has a formula for letter C ham ber of Commerce office, 843 facturer of these lovely stockings nncondilionally guaruntec.s tho Cnrtiaa-Wrtght C-48 transport. and Mrs. Florence Okerfelt, 2-2613. writing. He called his formula Main street. At a later date clin­ m utary planea now In produc- AlSA. The first A in for analysis, • i u|» y o u r Homo Beautiful ics will be held covering these two wear of them for aiiy reason whatsoever for a period of 7 days. M ■: ?l tkui using the Double W asp are: The Dorcas Society of the Eman­ the S for selected points and the categories and also a clinic for the (If .\h)ii lairchaso *2 or more pair the guarantee is good for 15 dn.v,s) Ilia North American AJ-l. only uel Lutheran church will meet to­ final A for Apply. In applying appliance dealers. Navy carrier-based bomber capa- night at eight o'clock at the church. this formula to letter writirig they should the stockings nin or give unsatisfactory wear within tho bla of carrying an atomic bomb: Hostesses will be Mrs. Betty Heck, arc more apt to be of interest to time limit . . . bring ’em to Kurton’s and \tin’ll receive a new pair the Grumman Guardian antl-sub- Mr.s. Pearl Hultman, Mias Anna the receiver. Lace Print Three Top Names aaarlne "bunler-Klller" team : the M. E. Johnson, Mrs. Emma John­ Then comes the question of who free of charge 1 : Vbugbt K4U45N Corsair nlght- X son, Miss Esther M. Johnson, MIsa ^•lll g et the letter. ,The w riter C o W i/- HOSIKRY DKPT. Mteterl the Douglas DC-RA cargo Etbcl Johnson and Mrs. Ellen .should know something about the In Stage Show transport; the Convalr T-20 nav­ Carlson. person who is to receive the let­ ler-'Pon-Tier curtains igation trainer and the Chase ter. Some of tlii’se shpuld be. to JUDD THE NEWEST LOOK Voile &US assault transport. regulate light and privacy Three top "name” attractions in Tile 50-511 club of St. Mary's know if he is an ngont of the com­ 6-WAY CRANES Throe types of modem airliners church will hold a short business pany; what you want him to do; FOR ALL WINDOWS the world of entertainment will be a n powered by the Double Wasp. meeting in the parish bouse Fri­ wliirli argument will be the most $1,69 pair presented at the State theatre, TlMy are: tha Douglas DC-R se- effective; and to make the argu­ ONLY rlaa; the )Oonvalr-Uner series; and day night after the first perform­ Hartford, this Saturday and Sun­ ... ,U» . V’'- • in FOR smv SOIIS;^! ance of the minstrel. Refresh­ ments orfrctlve. day. Headlining will be Mel the Glenn L Martin Company "Pcr.sonnliMtion in a le tte r la Tier-Ton-Tier twin angtne trar>sports. ments will be served to the club MORGAN JONES S 1 4 * 9 8 Torme, "America’s Foremost En- members by the following com­ pos.sible. L etters sta rte d in a w ay tertaineri’and singing idol of mil­ Nash-Kelvtnator built 16,987 mittee: Mr. and Mrs. John Trotter, that the receptionists do not have •■RADIANT HEIRESS'* Double Waep engines during lions. Mel will delight audiences Mr. and Mrs. Thomas RoUason, to think out the meaning. Effective Lintless hobnail bedspreads. CURTAINS with renditions of the song hits World War n aa a Pratt A Whit- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laklng and u.se of standard opening phra.scs Dark and pastel colors, with that made him famous, as well as Bay Aircraft licensee. Known as Mr. and Mrs^Rot«rt McCormick. arc important. Get away from old To See It Is To Fall fringe. Close upper ponelt. many of his newest recording hits. tha workhorae engine of World phra.se.s so as not to w aste the The co-headline attraction will be War n. the Double Wasp-power- $9.98 to cut down light In Love With It A minor rcolllslgn^ on Middle time of the reailer. Use short seiit- Tony Pastor and his famous orch­ ^ such famous combat planes aa ence.s w ith but one Idea. Jo t down withput SOC''f e;r;g ORGANDIES tha Republic P-47 Tbunderbolt. Turnpike, w esfc-atil p.m. yester­ Trimmed with Red, Blue, Green. estra. Tony will present his "Past- day Involved an oil truck driven by the various Ideas that you are to view. orized” style of music that brought the Vwgbt Coraair, Grumman use and then line them up in their Full Une Of him into national prominence. MaDeat and Martin B-26 Marau- Edward C. Farrell, 40, of 16 Ridge most effective, presentable way street, and a pick-up operated by CURTAIN AND S' ) " O f undof Featured in Pastor’s organization to get your points acro.ss.” 'pair Sitet 10-20 is a noted array of musicians, Nash is the fourth firm to be Vemer W. Nylin, 35. of 26 Harrison How It Can Be I'sed TRAVERSE RODS $2.98 F lOAAt street. Damage was slight. singers and entertainers, including Uemsed by Pratt A W hitney Air­ In closing Mr. Donahue consid­ All sizes. All lengths. & Also organdy ruffling to match. S' Ji/j ’to S 6'/j ' lovely Dolores Marvin, Buddy craft since the Korean war Mr. and Mrs. William Foster of ered the w ays In '>Tiich a bus% ,ss Siioi 12-20 James, and Stubby Pastor. The 3rd Others are; letter can be used. It may be used 69c yard headliner on the bill will be Fran Avery street have as their guest for market research, new markets, The -Ford Motor Company for for a few days Mrs. Foster's PAPER S' 7 or tailor Warren, RCA Victor’s "Queen of tha S,POO horsepower Wasp Ma­ as advance letter for salesman, in­ Song” who baa recently recorded grandmother, Mrs. Sarah C. Smith troduce new salesman. Introduce Silti 12-20 jor, most powerful 'piston engine of New Milford, Conn. Mrs. Smith, VENETIAN BLINDS I "I Got a Right to Sing the Blues." in tha world. now products, as a recorder medi­ All Sizes RAYON MARQUISETTE "Over the Rainbow," "Let’s Fall in who will be ninety-five years old um and to regain lost customers. The Dodge division of the in Scptcmljcr, ha.s many relatives $1.29 each Close lower curtains CURTAINS Love," and numerous others. Sev­ Ho also spoke of evaluating the re­ eral Other top-notch acts have been Chrysler Corporation for the J-48 in Manchester and vicinity and plies to letters sent out and the (In Our Downstairs Dept.) they^re here! Ttobo-Wasp and afterburner, frequently visits here. for privacy — open Green, Rose, Blue, Yellow and White. added to complete this outstanding short letter vs the longer letter. a top for light. • stage program. mast powerful Jet power package Mr. Donahue conducted a (ques­ la produetloB In the United States. The Cosmopolitan club will tion period following his talk. FLORAL There are late stage shows every Continental Aviation and Fn- meet Friday afternoon at two pair Saturday and Sunday starting at Sfsr Smith introduced George $2.98 10 p. m. imMOring Corporation for the o’clock in the Federation room at FindcJl as a now member of Ro­ PLASTIC DRAPES the Center church. A spring mu­ 00 inches long with valance. w asp pMen engine. tary. Visitors were Raym/nd Coop­ 484853484853482348482353535348532323535390234848484848482323 N sical will be presented by the er and John Puter both formerly 98c-$1.69-$1.98 Better *N Half members of the Chamlnade club. of Manchester. (In Our Downstairs Dept.) COnON MARQUISEHES Members of Club Following the program a tea will Russell Wright introduced three PfW ' All colors. Athena, O.—(NEA)—Ohio Uni­ be served by the hospitality com­ coaches of Manche.ster High school versity winter sports teams mittee. Mrs. Louis H. M artc will who were guests of the Rotary Lm WARNER’S BRAS Are Entertained sround up the 19SO-S1 aea.son vic­ be the hostess. Vl.sitors are wel­ club In recognition of their long PRINTED FAILLE torious in 33 of 60 contests. come at the us\ial guest fee. service to the youth of the town. DRAPES pair At the meeting of the Profes­ Close both upper 11.49 are juat^the ticket for a round trip to 72 inehc.a long. 44 Inches sional Women’s club at the Center wide, finished. Beige Char­ and lower curtain* church last evening members were treuse, Red, Hunter Green. for complete pri­ Gray, Dusty Rose. entertained with songe and read- vacy. ^ Beautiful Display Of LOVELINESS! $7.98 pair ORGANDY AND CHINTZ Inge by Mrs. Jessie Cadman and Miss Hazel Driggs. 1 COTTAGE SETS Special As her first group of readings j RAYON FAILLE Miss Driggs, In her entertaining' DRAPES style, presented "Keep the Home I Fires Burning” and "Little Thea-' Purchase WITH VALANCE s2e98 to $6e98 ter Drama Group Visits Back­ Plain colors. 90 inches long, stage." Her second group waa com- ; 21 Inches wide each side. They are really beautiful. Sixes for all windows. posed of two humorous numbers ' $3.98 pair entitled "Nora at the Photograph-' era” and “Artificial Respiration.” Mrs. CTadman sw eetly sang the following Irish songs; "Irish Lul­ 200 New laby,” "Rose of Tralee," "Danny Boy.” "You’d Better Ask Me,” and THE TEXTILE STORE "Mother Machree.” Her last two numbers, "Smilin’ Thru” and A. L. SLOCOMB; Prop. "Bird Songs at E^rentlde" were Spring Hats beautifully - done. Mrs. Evelyn with these Lloyd, a member of the club, ac­ 913 MAIN STREET ~ NEAR MAN. SAVINGS BANK companied Mrs. Cadman. famou.s CURTAINS AND DRAPES A SPECIALLY During the social hour which followed, Mrs. Anne Benedict and Ruits, wear 4848484853535348484848234853534823232323484823482353482348532323234823482390234853235323 Miss Kathryn B-yon served re­ Ysl. \ c freshments from a beautifully dyed to match shirts decorated table. Your basic blouse'color-coofdlnat- CLOCHES kd to yoiir favorite suit! Wear it France to Oust unadorned or dress it up with a BONNETS clip, a flower, a clever pin. Have A-Projecl Reels two—one to match, one for con­ SAILORS Values to $5.98 trast. In cool, crushless washable OFF-FACE Paris. April 4—(jP)— F rance's Sacony-Ciella, toe heavenly acetato • Flower Trim I National assembly has voted a rayon. ! Symbolic 1,000,000 franc ($2,800) PILL BOXES New Engtend Thrift f> bmt* than R * cut in the government’s budget • Veil Trim for atomic energy work until toe 3.95 heritage—it le a creed. To aava a part program is purged of Oimmuniata •V elvet Trim 4>f jresr wcckljr pay ai^m t a ndii7 and fellow travelers. The assem bly balloted 371 to (■ ’ . I Black, Navy, 211 last n ig b t for the reduction, i day, to provide aafety through saving is an amendment to the Atomic Brown and Energy commission’s budget of Jaat eemiBOB aense—the New England 7.50,000,000 francs (roughly $2,- All Colom 000,000). way. Your new tilhouette obould be curved, round^, When toe government guaran­ natural. Fatbion Mya ao! Warner’a aay ao! We tees toe atomic program is free of say ao! Reds and Red-sympathizers, toe Each and every one of oiur new Watnec'a* ' cut will be restored. Thrift has no geographical boundary TTie issue arose in connection braa ia eapedaily deaigned with a new contour with the pending appointment of and yon need not be a New Englander construction that rounds out your lovelineaa. . ; a successor to the atomic group’s m keep* you beautiful. . . naturally! recently ousted head, Oommnnist to enjoy the fruits of thrift through Frederic Joliot-Curie. You can chiooae born breatbe-eaay elaatie tt>. 4 your savings account. Everj-one should A'Luie* brea, waah-in.a-wink nylon braa, ao&r $28,000 Fire At Inn aconv suits of Palm BeaeP. .24.50^ be thrifty. ~Fut.itnid]rl>iaedciotb braa . . . all Wamer'a. . | an fit you perfMlIy in ntp, band and uplift, Old Saybiook, April 4—OPl^-Fire , believed to have bMn caused by a THI QNIV WOMIN’I tUIT$ Of fAlM IIACH Warner’s Biiaa Front $L8e to fAM . short circuit caused damage esti­ mated at S2C,000 to Ye.Coatle Inn Woruer's Oirdlm nrem SIJKFto 931 J# at Corr.tleUi Point here early to- O f cour$« you plan fo hove one of these wonderful light weight Suit$ — with the faihion-wI$o lay. tailoring that has made Sacony the be$t-loved name in suits — with the famous Palm Baach Fire Chief CTllfford L. Patter­ Mtlllnery son said that the marine tarraOe bland of costly wool and rayon that holds its shapa! And forgot about costly altarationi and the liallroom suffered exten­ Second Floor THC OF sive damage and that the-interior Sacony suits ara proportioned to your figure in misses', petite, half and junior sizas . . . in

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rounds the official right to Intro­ procedure or legal process it lias aenttment was to take the time ta go on and adopt tha propoaal, with­ hear from the public If thC ptflHfe Florida. The drew tha motion altar aoma dl- duce medication to a water aup­ been held, might. In the event of j Arrests^ Here SHOWBOAT - ,N - - r- ^ iome later difficulty with a water has either endorsement or com­ footlvol. Hostesoes for the mming ... __sting that an .ractora counselad alowar prograaa. ply. - were-Ruth Am Ende, chaffman, Urges Crime Probe KniniiiL (111115 ' It la pointed out that there ta a supply, lay thoM who instituted plaint. ST.-MARTS 50-50 CLUB arrest warrant be isau^ for him, idatidn Plans While all dlrectora appeared Im- Musical Club Besa Taft, Caroline Toft, Dorothy said he has "a record aa a rack­ distinct difference between the mMicstton liable to pereonal dam­ jnreaa^ with tha resulta and bana- On Increase FRI., SAT., APRIL 8*7 Cushing end Grace Caoe. eteer in Chlcago**golng back over Inherent right of governing or ages on the ground they had ex­ Quiz of Mobsters Duke said they turranderad to flta announced by Dr, ’ Brlenbach, Mtafi Beading Act healbi bodies to protect the gmier-. ceeded their powers. Church Women him in his capltol office, Humph­ many years." the majority appeared' to feel that dahea, Sengs. ««n n je Bums*' Set al public health against epidemic These ireem to be the lentiments 37 More Than During Hears Program reys last night and the Flschettls In a recent report the commit­ (Coatinaed Fraoa Fxga One) the general public haa had no oBa illness by requiring suqji steps as of various persons about the state ^ Alteiifled Parley Police Publish the previous night. They required tee labeled Chicago's Capone mob portunity to be Informed or to aim chlorination of water or vaccina­ -who have, without opposing fluori­ Month of Febniary chetU brothera without delay. each of them to post $3,000 bond aa one of the nation’s two major ' tM went on to explain the great cuss the measure which would be dation, questioned the methods C h a m in a d e M e m b e r s Chairman Kefauver (D., Tenn.) for their reappearance. crime syndicates and listed the MEN'S ZtLAN TREATED tion, and a right to mass medicate Five members of the Manches^ Schendel Reports ton FVelim- ■ervtce thla type...... of medication of affect on every realdent In the public Individually for an afflic­ available for Its accomplishment. Monthly Report said It firot must complete a Flschettl brothers., along with town. While. It was aUted. the Council of Church Women traveled Enjoy an Evening With' They put up the bond In cash. IM adiM lO ll on* call prove to be in that It makea tion that la not liablg to epidemic This oppoaltlont as it was brought final report on Its findings. Duke said Humphreys handed him Jacob (Greasy Thumb) Guzik and IM t C U M lO n V " : attention to children much main benefit now in fluoddatlon ts to Meriden to attend the eighth Increased police activity in BRUNNER’S spread. out at the Directors’ meeting last The Romanticists A total of 7 ^ parking violations The committee has been given an envelope In which the money, Anthony (Tony) Accardo, as ita for children, adults too gain some annual meeting of the Connecticut M^rch resulted in a total of 104 “ ' lesa neceaiiary and thua freea den- There has also been widespread night, might be Joined by those who until the end of this month to already had been counted out. leaders. _____ • *[^pply Tiwal Immunieatton againat tooth de- Council o f Church Women laat In March compared with 616 In tal profeasional man power, queatlon as to the origin of the have no reason to be In opposition arreXta. an increase o f 87 over the LEADS ADAIN submit Its report an’d wind up Its Duke declined to give ■any de­ The surrender of the latest trio ca.v. In any event, they would week. 67 arrests recorded for February, [ "In the spring a young man’s February Is contained in the lent ^plained ready short In supply, to powers of health authorities to to the proposal except that they The delegates representing the affairs—80 days longer than the tails about how they happened to of missing witnesses cut down the the other duties to which they drink the fluorated water.’ accordti\g to the report of Chief fancy lightly turns to thoughts of monthly report of Chief of Police conduct experiments on public arc chronic "aglners’’ In every case, Manchester Council were Mrs. WITH PRE-SEASON deadline originally set. give themselves up. He previously list of those still unaccounted for ______Sclal ratuIU In of Police Herman O. Schendel. Herman O. Schendel. Accidents In are called. , Director W alter Mahoney said wards In state Inaltutlona. good or bad. Emil Born, Mrs. Olendon J. Dunlap, love,’’ so we are told. Monday Kefauver has opposed any fur­ had said the Flschettls were In a to two. One of these, Samuei T. a tln s rW U i decay In chll- The general manager estimaieo, Eighty-nine of the arrests were CliEARANCE OF MarHi were 38 anlnst 40 In Feb- he wanted to take no hasty ac­ Newspapers ,hsve carried letters It was also brought out last Mrs. Rollin W. Hitt. Mra. Edith 8. evening Barbara Duke presented ther extension of the committee’s small town In Brazil. Under the Haas, was Identified by Kefauver a a jop u lt ot water ayalem on the basts of available for motor Vehicle violations, .with ruaiy and complalnta were 88 tion. He wanted to look into the from readers, some of them profes­ night that there is just now aome Wickham and Rev. Dorothy Pease, to the Chaminade club a program life, but Tobey and Senator Wiley terma-of their bond, he said, they as a lawyer for "the Cleveland _ati

’»tem and as have been carried on in state USED CARS, the latter type of offense. In Fe^ year thereafter. . better Informed, and to have an could be obtained. New Britain. It ment of Church Women National Other arrests were: Intoxica­ Mrs. Duke chose Pellx J^ndel- The Flschettls were doserlbed adtptationa in thla atate and Doctor Enoiiliach noted that a Institutions, or for the use of tion, 6; breach of peace, 2; assault ruary the totals were 9 and 68 opportunity to express its opinion chemical medication in water aup- was related, which started a fluor­ Council of CTiurchea of Oirist In ssohn-BarthoIdy, R o b ery Schu­ by Kefauver as "very Important bill la now before the legislature and battery, 2; discharging fire­ respectively. so that harmony In the eventual pliea. idation setup, has temporarily the U.S.A., was the speaker. mann, Frederick Chopln^nd Franr. witnesses.” and he told reporters Board of Directors, after to make all Connecticut water de- works, 2; contempt of court, car­ During March police reported decistdn might be achieved as abandoned the project. Complete ette. Like now. I Liszt as representati^composers "provision will be pjade to secure the preliminary report pArtmentR use nudritJoi, which use Thla, the bill now before the rying a dangerous weapon and '50 BUIOK 112 street lights burned out, 150 much as Is possible. reaaona for thla were not given last NBA Playoffs at a Glance 'o f the time. / butidinga found open were secured. their te8tin\ony." Brlenbach to return here miffht he reflected in wRter rate*. legislature, which would require damage to public property, one • Mildred Cary, M roth y Cushing The Directors then voted to csll night although lack of chemical Rida It— 34 windows were found open, 13 This msy be done by his com­ . at which time a public He said the hill ** that all water supplies be fluori­ each. $189$ the public hearing on the subject storage room, cost and other con­ Last Night’s Score Buy it! *and Esther Seelert sang an ar- lights were reported burning In mittee. he said, If It finishes Its , OR the aubject has been set slightly changed. dated, If adopted may not be the Police investigated 38 accidents * rangement of ‘‘pn Wings of Music'.’ ijn. In the municipal build* for, the 17th. imposition it at first appears. For siderations were mentioned. Western Division buildings and 32 vacant homes report in time. Otherwise, he The doctor wRid he i* not' per- Rochester 80, Minnsspolls 70 In March and received S3 ^ m - written by /Felix Mendelssohn. said, the Fischettls could be call­ IM Dlrectora also voted to sonally certain that statewide Other Consideration it would set a precedent, that being ITp to the Feople Club were checked. One lost child was (Rochester wins best-of-flve ee- plalnts. Parking violations totaled .'Barbara Duke was the accom­ ed liefore any successor Inquiry permlsaion from the State compulsory fluorlilatloii is desir­ The legal point that seems to be that any element proposed for in­ While some directors Isst night •U PACKARD Coupe De­ returned. 763. Patrolmen found 160 build­ panist. ednnie Crosy was the group that may, he set up or be­ o f Health to place a fluorl- Involved, Judged on the basts of troduction to the water supply appeared Impatient at delay while ries, 8-1). able. His own inclination, he aaid. ings open and secured them, luxe. I,aw mileage. Radio, soloist t e l T Schumann's “ Devotion.?’ „ i ajretem In operation here if the legal and financial angles were Tnnight'e Schedule La Orandiere. a French frigate, fore a regular Senate committee. Pi Fisheman^s if to leave the matter up to eiqji publlc-^ complaint, is not aimed would have to obtain, legal ap­ more thorougly examined, so Im­ Eastern Division checked 82 vacant homes and re­ Heater. Excellent troos- ' Chopin; a perfectionist in mustC, cruised ;tiore than 10.000 miles The Flschettl brothers and IPW Dlrectora. after public hearing. municipality. against fluoridation itself, which proval of the people or their rep­ was^/the next composer whose pressed were they by the benefits Syracuse at New York (Bait of turned one lost child t « Ita par- portatlan. Best dollar buy with United Nations naval forces Humphreys were among 17 long- O l gecide. All local inatallatlona. howbvsr, few have attacked, but on the lim­ resentatives after public hearing. wortts were presented to the group. : » f a hia remarke. Dr. Krlenbach advanced, the final prevailing five series, tied, 2-2). I ents. In town! Very, $1198 between July 29 and Dec. 10. sought witnesses for whom the would be under the rigid control itation. or lack of it, that sur­ Lack of requirement of such a , 'jrte piano was the most character- Specials! very special at 4^ e d that the properties of fluo* and supervision of the State De­ /istic In.strument of the romantic n ie ehemicals in arresting tooth partment of Health which also baa / : era. Martha Martin, pianist, se- Baeay have been known since 1908. to grant a permit for fUioride u.se. •6‘I" 8e- I lected a group of Chopin preludes p i yi ~ IT'---- V ~ V “ “V “^ “V ** ¥'** sK reu gh Investigation started, he The chemical, the doctor noted, la t ’ -f- '"t-vii '49CADII1A6 danette. . as her contribution to an "eve­ Famous Brands * Big Values IBld. In 1938 when aome expert* very toxic in lnr"c quantities, be­ Hydromatlc, Radio, Heat­ ning with the romanticists.” Franz IRaatation was made. In some parts ing" similar to cITiorlne in this re­ Liszt was another idol of the salon ^STPRIIY I’OI'I.IN (LOTH a f the nation fluorides are In the spect. and excessive use might er. Low mllem. Oorgeona. Tile car with a one-ypar who is recognized by musicians as Famous for Good Service! aatl and go into the water ayateme discolor teeth. a great pianist, both performer TREATED WITH 7-ELAN WAT- ■atur^ly. These sections, he said. He noted, however, that the ANNUAL SPRING watting Hat. You can have ^ SHOE and teacher. Florence Wood and I N------Beat attracted attention when the fluoride content of one part per ' Dorothy Keeney played a ^ «t SOUTH BEND ER-REPELI.ENT FINISH. WIND- law incidence of tooth decay was million is subject to exact and Special— $2975 arrangement of Liszt’s Hungarian ...aaported. The preventive agent was rigid control, and has been so con­ 6 Rhapsody number 2. , {SPRING / ANTI-BACKLASH RESISTANT. 2 ROOMY POt'K- Lgatermined to be a fluoride chem* trolled at Southbury without var­ Convpf tl- Elsie Gustafson, program cM lr- ! laal. From this, it was decided to iation for several years. Doctor ^ 'SAVINGS REEL ETS. (’OLOKS: TAN. HUE, '42 PAGKABD ble. Riack. man. announced that Emily Yer- > Mart tests to determine of such Erlenbach said that, as far as l.s bury, Chaminade club member M - A dMmicals might be artlllcally add- known, the use of the chemical in Overdrive. Eleptrd-elutch. fore moving to Enfield, would be H«r the original anto- GREY. S17KS: SMALL. MEDIUM, < ad to any water supply with equally the water supply, can have abso­ SAVINGS EVENT matle brake antl- Radio Heater. Good red I the guest soloist for the May ieWII i bacUoih control for kancflclal results. lutely no effect "o'n appearance or leather upholstery. C A C Q AT LARGE. Long experimentation under faste of the water, nor does It af­ •aalor catting. 3-pleca many types of conditions has Priced St - tako-apart. lOO-yd. fect any part of the htiman system , «n opportunity to sav* on fine quality, famoui maka apparal . . . all Yo Move P'ast! ven that fluoride chemirals can in any way apart from control of haradeasly added, under proper dental decay. I first quality .from regular stock . . . many items represented were ' $6.95 r { and rigid controls, and "astound-Ho said that no experiments ^ Super- 4-Door HARPER’S OUTLET I tag*’ results follow, Dr. Erlenbach ever had indicated any 111 effects , purchased far in advance to assure Manchester rr,others of wonder­ ’408DH^K S-Tone. Radio. 1009 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER LADIES' LINED : mid. on anv persona using the aupply, Heater. Fog UghU. Seat a Local Teats this in reply to a question by- Di- | STARTS THURSDAY ful savings. For five years, he related, Con- ‘Covers. Directional Sig­ rector Harry Flrato who said he I THROUGH SATURDAY nals, Clock, etc. A-1 trans­ ; >Tlif sboppiig CMttr for tht thrifty, whoro^ CREELS I aectleut has been experimenting has heard some objection to the ' portation. Priced low '49 Olds 98 2*Door ; with the fluoride chendeals on In- plan. you always SAVE oa i|uality footwear for ; autos at Southbury Training General Manager Waddell like­ to move Et|QC ’49 Mercury Conv. For F ly o r 1 ttw o l, and tooth decay there has wise said he tias had the proposal qnickly: 0099 iOW FRICiDI I dropped about w per cent A Bml- laid open to queatlon by some. Coup* 1 »tho oatiro family. Pram ox 4'*Ft. Bait Coftingl lar experiment Is being made in Spontoiw Noted Four- Ifankflcld State Training School. When question was raised by '47 GHEVROLET Door. '49 Olds 98 4-Deer Grand Ranlda. Michigan, has Mrs. Helen Fltxpatrick from the CLEARANCE! CLEARANCE! CLEA R A N CEl CASTING IRISTOL 1 f 'aubject of axtenstva testa and the audience ns to the source of pub­ Block. Fleetmaster, with *46 Studebeker Chom- Save! Save! Save!\ TELESCOPIC Newburgb-Klngston water supply lic request for the introduction of Heater. Low Mileage. TOPPERS la New York has been treated, flourine. Director Katherine Bourn pien 4-Deer ROD Very rlean. A-1 through­ ROD arith a resulting tooth decay drop noted that the PTA favors it, and GIRLS' COATS GIRLS' SUITS BOYS' COAT ta children of over 50 per cent. members of the Manrheater Dental out. Priced taalow B1AQC '49 OMs 98 Cenv. > HARPER’S SHOES The ^ e ie n c y ’ of fluoridation association, through Doctors Ray­ celling at— 0IV99 Coupe... $1Jt9 Only against tooth decay has been prov­ mond Mor.zer and Bernard .1. Sheri­ »ize* .3 to 6x, 7 to 14. sizes 7 to 14, 8ub.teen 10 to 14. AND HAT SETS en beyond doubt. Dr. Erlenbach dan who were present with others | Station of the profession, endorsed the pro- ! *48 Nosh 600 4-Door-^ said- FABRICS ARE VIRGIN PACKARD H'agon, ore the right ohoc# for S4J95 As he asked if there were any po.sal. - \ W O O L ^ '47 Olds 98 2-Deer fuestlona on the subject. Oeneral No question of the legality of the Medium Blue. Single Ow n­ your children. Bight for . w assgar Waddell asked If the doc- measure was brought up last j Orig. 13.98 - - . - 1 0 ’®* er. Low Mileage. Radio ^ tar regarded the introduction of a night, although General Manager | Orig. 16.98 • - - - '46 Olds 76 4-Doer * I style . . . Right for fit. fluoride chemical as a "medlca- Waddell’s question on the use of and Heater. Plastic Seat J M n 'o f the water. fluorides as a “ medication" raised Covers. Tip-Top Through- '47 Olds 78 4-Deer c> <' . b Medication the legal angle. 1^.98 to 14.98 Dr. Brlenbach replied ;"t sup- Director Bourn, who made a mo- O rig. l i M ------13’®® S.V $1925 you would call It that", and I tion that the Dlrcrtom vota to 19.98 - - - - 16’®® Indudlag Patoat, BrMni, Bed. AH White, Many Others To Choose Brewa mod White. F r o n ...... sizes 0 * 9 8 IlMXP«UlT% i / '47 FORD 4-G ^r. Black. From w .ll • bnllt ----’ 2to$ SOME FtOM 1.87 Orig. 22.98, 24.98 | 9 ‘^ ® Orig. 19.98 16’®® hexagonal Hester. Very spe - $750 Open Evenings itMl rod. Fonr a Th. Bod for eaiy-worklng, Or $200 Below CelUng e in all rayon pinchecke, virgin wool flan­ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED! Bm Uxm o nut-proof joint, a rirgln wool coverts or flanneii. • only virgin wool fabric* in covert*, flan- nels Price: a Dotoekabl. look ..cnr.ly In _ nela end worsted checks , . , in navy or red e some with two skirts (matching and con­ • colors are grey, tan, brown, navy,- MANCHESTER Haadlo place. Bavetribl. . . . pyramid.*, belted b.iok. prinVe.** stylos. trasting 1 • belted or straight backs. LAST CHANCE To Get Free Tickets O r Cresley . hondla Extended, e boxy or fitted styles.. . TMBpmdSU.1 10 PACKARD "T -r ' ITV. RCA Radio CBid ZeBith Perteble. DRAWING* Tip length 9 feet. Beautiful Light Green. MOTOR SALES 'THURSDAY, 7:30 P.M. 100% All Wool Brand new. first quality LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NATIONALLY whitewall tires, Dltro- WEST CENTER AT * 11009 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER < > ADVERTISED Famous Make Group of Beys' Junior Girls' GIRLS' COnON matlc Drive. Radio, Heat­ HARTFORD ROAD CASTING REELS 98c to $15.00 Fully Lii Famous Make Long Penfs Corduroy CREPE GOWNS er. Single Owner. Value galore for your money. < % ^ f ^ 9 " ^ NYLORIB OR PAJAMAS Priced *160 under'ceUlng. a V REELS 98c to $8.55 SPRING SUITS SLACKS Terms to suit. E 9 9 Q E SOCKS Uberol trades. 0 0 0 9 0 NEW SPRING PL AIM IN PURE DRESSES » ' « 8 1 * 9 8 Make Sure of Your Catch I 100% ALL WOOL CLOTH. FULLY ' fro m \ Reg. 59e 3 to 6x I '50 PACKARD LINED WITH IRRIDESCENT RAY­ reg. to 1 . 0 0 4!>8v,l TROUT 3 ’^^ Exquisite medium blue. ori, ^ , 9 9 19.98' 1 - NOTICE - LANDING NET ON TAFFETA CLOTH. 2 POCKETS. 2 p. . | “ size.s 8 to 16 ... 2.49 ' The “Dreomboat” ear for MATHER'S 3.98, 4.98 sizei^ 7 to 14 a man or family that ap­ SIZES: 10-18. preciates quality, beauty, THE 1950 TAX CLUB CLOSES APRIL 13lh 98c f > sll nylon with diir-n<* luxury and prestige. New color* are green, brown, 2 piece style," daintily • full ribbed dotted awian, ripple ahecna virgin w ooP check* or car guarantee. Radio. 6-DIAMOND TWOSOMI » sUea 7H to 10 broadcloth. In pa.atele or tweed*. Size. 6 to 12. red and grey . . . zip side. trimmed In soft pasteUs. Lightweight Rugged TAILORED 14K GOLD > white and pastels plaide. Just 16 ouite. pocket*. pants have elastic backs. Heater. U’hitewail ’lires. CHECKS 1 ^ BE MAILED WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18th Cltramatle Drive. Com­ Landing Net plete. Priced reasonably LADIES' COTTON $ 50 1 9 9 to make you buy! The COMPLETE FISHING OUTFITS INCLUDE Club Se­ TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON PLAY WEAR '49 PACKARD dan De- POLE, LINE, REEL, HOOKS, FLOAT, A Q Luxe. Uray Low mileage. PLUG, SPOON and SINKERS...... Overdrive, Radio, Heater. / Glevtro • clutch. Cleon. GLASS SOUTH BEND Fully Lined Sanforized Cotton Gabardine Short Slaava Combad Cottoa A Steal 1951 TAX CLUB $1375 Gabardina At CASTIMB ROD NYLON n » Y 7-DIAMOND Intermediate DENIM ROLLER BASQUE 8NOAGEMENTRING CASTING LINES JERSETS JODHPURS *09 PACKARD Appeallag JACKETS Starts May 1st. $5*95 FROM, qe^ ' BOXER JEANS — S — SHIRTS gray, rtp-top condltioa. 9 0 v f ' 150“ Choice family car. Vary H-l TOMKIN CREEL ALL METAL . ..1.98 ' ^ ■ ; 9 8 I" apodal /n The Following Classes at $1099 2-PIEGE a V ROD value* ^ 9 9 value TA C K LE DOX ~T reg.1.19 1 $1.00 Per $2.00 Per $3.00 Per $5^00 Per $10.00 Per sizes 1 1 9 1 .0 0 0 0 to 7,96 $1i99 F-ach to 1.29 1 *50 OMC Model FCIOI. *^*’*”'*' Week Week Week Week $6*95 2 to 8 1 a ■ Week Snap crotch. Stzea 1 to D. New. Brewster groan. For 50 For 50 For 50 For 50 Chrome grille, oil ttlUr, For 50 ASSORTED alxae 3 to 12. Combed Straight leg. Sisea S to *. white. pa*tel* and novelty oil alr-bwtb cleaner. Gn- Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks Weeks gaberdine;, pinwole cor­ whlU, navy, red. blut, Grey, navy, win*, green derceotlag. Spore. Be­ ICWJT.-; jacquarda. Snap-on *houl- H O O '‘ » C S j duroy. Brown, green, two pocket*, full cut. SiMS grey, 6 panel. Bmall. Me- dera. Size* 1 to 8. By fa* viith euapendcr*. elasUe low Market navy. 2, 8. 4. 6. 4. 7. 8. £ dtum. large. mous maker*. back. • A t $1375 $50iK) $100*9 $150*0 $250*0 $500*9 MINNoW \ BUCKET

I Pay yeur taxes the easy way by saving eenfistently eoeh week. KNIT OF THE FINEST COMBED COTTON ^onaToplin or Pinwhala Corduroy Boys' Short Slaava • re^.*1.98 $1.69 YARNS, TO MAKE PERFECTLY TAILORED Saarsuckar If yeu tie net need the m en ty ^r taxes It cob be used for ether pur- SPORT SHIRTS I rioetlag-type, |tattpreef. AX tha hooks yoa’U need FIRST QUALITY SHIRT. COLORFUL SPRING O VERALLS 1.69 fer a ■eoaea’a fishing. 10* peses such os a vocofieB, etc. \ / Antoautie elaa-YoeteBer ea BOXER SHORTS I 0 0 358 East Center Street Ud. Two-pleoe, / galTaalae* haaka. Bapalar . SHADES OF CORAL* MAIZE, WHITE, BLUE. *iz68 3 to 8 ■tylea.Haa8l/0te«. |0C Telephone 5191 eteeL | ^ SIZES: SMALL MEDIUM, LARGE. aixea S to 8 Open Wed.. Thnrs., Frl. UBtfl 9 P. M. AUTO STORES R(TA|[ A L fRG-.'M a i L e t s eiasUe back, p o ^ t . WiM, groan, Mut, The Savings Bank o£ Manchester two fibckttM, lonforiaed. Blue, groan, brown, brown. Kninino (HIU5 .JEWELERS navy and molso. For boys and glris to site 8. A MiitBel Scnrhigs IgBk YOUR FIRESTONE DEALER “ STREET—MANCHESTER .Rekd Herald Advs. 8.56 MAIN STREET — TEL. 7080 m m m ------>. r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1951 PAGE M H iif —-y——I ■ I— MANCHESTER EVEJNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY^ APRIL 4, 1961 the 30 were tried and shot the! araiminlUon for guerrilla flghtera argument In a $64 was made. Men of the church three, four and five yeat: old chil­ have been dropped by planes ^ o m McMatlUB Fined operataa at 106f Main atroqt, IR M el dren will be cleaned and examined Says 30 Executed same day. have generously donated their the West, notably Italy. HartfonL He appealed a lO-wiT^ oJton services for the project which will at this meeting. Fluorine An Italian ' Informant said In Ip Higher Goiirt sentence tpipoeed In Beat H artfem : treatmenU will be given at the For Alhaiiiu Blast home Saturday that 6,000 persona Town Court. oc view. And if New England Mohr D* Italia include putting up a new celling $17,504 Total and a complete paint Job. Further remaining three sessions on 'suc­ have been. executed for political He Doctored the Ball ^ management can’t do anything 'Mnoolwster 5545 plans call for curtains which may ceeding Thuradays. reasons since ttomnjunlst Enver Leo P. McMm u s , 88, of 10 Drive Athens. Greece. April 4. —(IP)— about it, New Bkigland labor chn be used to partition the room Into Hoxha bccanip Albania’s premier New York—(/P)—Roger (Doc) G. Silver Lane Homea, wat fined A Foreign Ministry source said five years ago. Uinmer, one of the great outfield­ i|prald and does. W ork win begin tonight on re- classrooms for the Sunday school, i t Mere W ar Dead $26 and given a 10-day aiiapended WROTf«fDO]l For Red Cross ers in tile history of the major in r m Bventuallyr-ithc only question decoration of the basement of the purchase o f a' film-nirip pro­ today 30 pemons wege executed The informant, closely connect­ Jail sentence when presented be­ 0&. n u . jector and other teaching equip­ ed with the "Free Albania" move-, I. e 11,'rt end a memln'r of the "2,- fore Judge Sidney A. Johnson In a For A Dettoleae Meal ia one of Ume—SouUiem labor United Methodist church which la Washington, April —(4*i—A de­ in Communisfl«im Albania for the y 8-75 pr. ment. 4 ment In Italy, said an additional 000 Hit Club," once led the. Blue criminal aeaalon of the Court of or OoektoU—Try 1 1 » Quota for Manolicslcr Is ukefl as a Sunday school class­ fense department casualty list ( No. bomb explosion nt-djie Soviet lega will be organiaeil and It will be on Mrs. Byron Shinn'will be grate­ tiou in Tirana, the c 10,000 have been Jailed. Ktdg(‘ l.x'ague In batting. That common Pleas In Hartford yester­ OnATTERBOX fTIniti rwiuuauN room. Funds for the renovation •J68» today added 67 names. Of the was in lirJO when l>oc was a mem- a wage scale equal to that in Nmv $21,000; Chairman Is­ ful for any donations to the sale al weeks ago. He said the number Jailed b y day. The local man waa charged ■bUMf** have been raised by the staff and total 12 are dead, 34 wounded. 10 increas('(l sharply in recent weeks lier of the Martinsburg team. He [with breach of the peace. 6U Mai* St. 1M .y-«M I 1. un. England. That la one of those In­ members o f the church school and of baked goods on Saturday. They missing and one Injured In a battle This souvec said more than 300 sues Another Appeal may he left at her house before berause antl-lloxha leaflets and liatled .404 'McManus was arreaitid after an evitable thlnfis one can predict on Saturda.v, th(*y will conduct a zone accident. persons were sfreslcd. and that C««ft1Rg IBSMIX 8:30 a. m. on that day or at Gart­ ■ a U M *1 Uie eaaily enouRli, without knowing food sale at Gartner’s atorc In OMia„ •• The Manchester Red tYoss Fund Manche.ster to bolster their ner’s store after 10 a. m. how much struggle and even vio­ The M YF of United Methodist M m Dflve has reached the total of Jl7.- finances. lence may enter Into bringing it 504.10 with the addition of a few It Is expected that redecora- church will meet at the parsonage «UfeMKirN iu T *8 more contributions since tlic week- tlon of the church room Will coat tonight at 7 p. m,...... t«M IV lto»l ..... about. /_ tnd. at least 8160. to date $104 has The first in a series of four aes- u ■oatiw Br Mrh ...... The other chief lure of the Joseph Naylor, residential clialr- been realized In various money- stona of the Dental Clinic will be M itk *T »*a«i South la likewise temporary. II nian. has turned in an additional iwising projects, the most recent held at the school this'evening Little lamps *9:30 to 2:30 p. m. The teeth of 1|35it. » 0».Ttet ...... » » is the lure of low la.M s. Soullu i n .sum of .>41,5..VO v.liich raises the being a paper collection on which 0HK On* Tm t...... |14"« comiminilies arc l agcr to ninkc total donations receiviKl by this concessions to new imiu.slrics. divifion 01 the campaign commit­ r i u A»io«aATBD I'Ksajs Little prices HOUSE’S They are eager lieeau.sc they are tee to Jg,258.00 tc date. I ‘ fM AaiueiaMu Pr««* *• All additional 15.00 contribution ' mm III to tk* iw* m rapublicatton ut backward, and want to make VALUES : «H MW* diMMteM* er*dlt*P to IL oi wa.s reported In the Organization - M o t t * n ^ ,ra«l)t*d >D tki* p» p*> progress. They liave low tax rale.s division, and Sl.OO in the Profes- Big Gift tM IOC Mwc puDMPiicd n«r«. because tliey have not. a.s yet. in­ lionnl group. ' wm"» • • w u^ttMiio^ot •oce’Ri iMifttD or* •*•© dulged Iheni.selve.s in progre.s.s. The grand total so far collected But even as they grow lliey. toward the 1051 Red Cross Fund i O f ^ ^nt 01 N. B. ^ ^ rt* is now 8391- of the needed quota appeal! like any oUier community, me go­ Double STMNK of S21,000.00. XO*ir**enUt)n*: fb* ing to And thcnuselves eonlroiite'l tiSiM ttaUM*______1 ap*ci*l Agency - N*«t IsNim .\niithcr .\|i|ieal | (fo r i. UhKsaCO, .Detroit »nn ad styling and quality! iaMUaamanta and Jtlier readina aiattct. schools, and sew age .systi ni.«, an I, lietween the lO.Vl q; ota and the BOYS^ SHOP the most IMPORTANT Ita 7 ^ Hanctiertei Bv«iiiin'~Hafald. since many of tliem will be starl­ amount now realized. "Particular­ Colonial randle lamp (topi of solid brass ing from scratch, they are going ly in the Residential Division with brass-studded led or green parcliment W«ln«»d*y. April 4 which Is lagging sonic S3.000.00 to run into real tax loads whep abades, 4.50 step of all... behind its quota do we request the time conies. Solid braas prism lamps of sterling qual­ Blazer Stripes A lb an ia A “ Hot S p ot?” that a vigorous effort be made to ity have weight bases, eight plastic pri.sma 1^’ eanva.s any territory which may j The main lun-s of the South, each! A75 pair. W hat f » * « on In Albania? The have been overlooked." said M r.' IN LONO-WIARINO Uien, are toni|sirary advantagen in Colonial candle lamp ( bottom t of aolld flart>up of n*Mfa over the week- StraiigfeUl. labor and tax costs advantag-'s "If any families have not been brass with hand-decorated real tolc shades; Our Showing of New Spring aad, rumorlnf two kinds of out- I? which ere already beginning to asked to contribute to thia fund, red or green. 9.98 - aMP IntarMt In Albanian affairi. disappear. \Vc say thl.s not to they will be doing a service to the agaBM from Tito's Yufosla\ia. indulge in a seitlonal debunking town If they will phono 5111 and NECKWEAR l h « Yugoalav news item said of a competitive .section of the .so notify us," he declared. See fabulous new fashion at Watkins ( ^ J that “reactionary" Albanian ele- country, but to point out that tlie Is Tops In Foshion! ^ P A J A M A S ■ggats, operating from Italy, were competition between us ia even­ hdOtrating back Into Albania In tually going to be fair, so that any r r r pteparatlon for an effort against Arm which can operate profltably For Stylo with Stamino the Communlat regime there. The in the South can also operate SWEATERS V/hen it comet to lotting weor w e o f the word "reKtionary" profltably in Netv England. doaa not convey any compliment Pullover — Sleeveless — i o e k t i ^ ond deep down comfort, ttIK t n m Tito to the effort Involved. Tanker Deals For AH? y M t T^IaIuoii/ Burton Front in plain styles ,*1’^^ 4> Aim reported la the arrival of It will br t&ld, of course, that COLLEGIATE it the nome'to look M W Ruaalan Jet planca in Albania, and fancy colors. j * GottU fwl HOUPROOF yfesumsbly the answer to the ru* 1 transaction by whlrh a g;roup for In poiomof. Exceptionally # 0 - merwl plot for a revoluUon ^ " in v e s t o r s " purchased tankers I * ' tob y'i flm tlept coll fpr Molher'a W* htow its tlw eelofb Bad Nalls May Reflect mo»t Importont tlep — lelecflon of ihoa* that •gainst the Communist regime. j from the United States govem- A A Rockbridge by Lees . . . H Htale of General Health A Santa Barbara by Mohawk welt tailored with elotHc Oive zofe Kjpport to tiny feet. paftorat «nd quelHtto yeu Botll wporU Add up to wonder j turned a quick and w C ... a New Marlborough C C soft, riclily styled tone-on- magnificent profit by leasing them tone leaf scroll broadloom of 100% carpet •dMdier Albania la to be made a By Edwin P. Jordan, M. I). blend of wool and cai"pet rayon using a classic S WM* ^ , Nytone, Wook» rayon! One of the modem miraclc-s of rug wolitband. Sanforized broadcloth BOW world hot spot—a hot spot in or selling them to private enter­ Written for NE.A .Service scroll design on a lighter textured ground to give a feeling of third dimension. weaving. Low priced: ^ Baby »hoei ore Rgyeto, mixhitoe Tn P«ear. wMcb, this time, it would be the prise, was the kind of transaction The finger nails and toe nails coretully crafted by tpecioliiH in children's (hoito and requUr lanqlk toreea o l the W rit which would o|)*n to anybody of an enterpris­ are taken pretty much for grant­ in colorful ftripes that won’t ed, but anyone who has tem­ •hoe making: ba rMorttng ter Infiltration and tn- ing imagination. A A Ravello by Firth ... a deeply A A Wunda Weave . ■ . the all » « . io th* Mason's smwt t m » porarily lost a nail realizes how ^ ~ sculptured scroll effect with C C cotton shag caipet for room no noils * no seams In bock * 1-piece seamless tarnal roTolution and masked ac- By thia theory, we should con- Indoors, outdoor#. In the auto. TEETER- See Our Spring Line of come ewf'ln the woth. importsmt these structures are. A Slow wool pile reinforced with costly vinyl fibers sizeS rugs and wall-to-wall carpeting. Clear, vamp and tongue * cork-cushioned Insoles colon. Wh«» you aaad ^ BABE keepa baby safely occupied. Tctter- tion—Um aame tactics by which elude that all there was to Uie i finger seems practically useless > and the .soft high pile of wool and carpet sharp decoraOve colorings feature this tub- KoMM ldMa to extend its sphere proewiure by which former C*on- without a nail It ia not surprising beb« with its spring frame gives natural, fast pre-shrunk fabric. Sizai I lo It. tods k kof* and youl a$ gentle exercise: relieves mother of having gressman (Yisov of Massachuae-Us ^ ‘ ^at something wrong JACKETS Ft o f Influence when It can. ■ - more nails causes a to attced baby constantly. Ivory enameled; ways find in fha eock that Tba. reason for the potential In- and a group including Admiral (good deal of concern- and people cloth seat temovea to launder. Rendegvoiu by Rigelow . . . A A now Spring color# . . . A l» In Gabardino, Nylon, ond ■ ! { « « « « 'if' pays for HsaK In waar taraet 6t the 'A'ett m such a move Halsey and former Secretary of don’t like bad looking nails; either: ’ a luxury carpet of inch mohd and Ml.stletoe Green, ■ I ee > holepro of. !• alRit^. Albania la one gate to State Stettmius, bought tankers ^ '"ornK’ '*'' number of things thlcknes.s with Lockweave back. An all-over SCherrv W^ine and Claret Red; Cocoa, Hot Poplin. ______, . .. can go wrong with the nails, not WATKINS Chocolate, Nutria; Marsh Rose, Thistle Blue tiM Adriatic. So long as It ts a from the goicinment and then ran because they can be affected i fret design i.s sculptured into the rich, thick I M 0 C C A R 0 U N D plain-colored pile. and dozens o f others! Oommunfit regime, it constitutes up a quick profit, apparently un- | by their own diseases but also r . ■"-"i ■-.« ■»«W( -VI - . ^•nulaanoe outpost for the Russian der legal dressing which excused ; l^ey frequently reflect the state S T O R K C L U B Shirts all occasion...aH season tha m ost taaperlallst system. So the We.st them from any heavy laxtax uponi“upon I ^,V'^ *«'*rJ'* he.^th. America’s ' Mrs. M. C. writes, for example, summor shirt avorl hM a natural instinct, we suppuse. Ihoir profit, was goo<|, smart busi­ about her grown son whose finger to want to bring about a change ness, w-lmh any enterprising nails have a bluish color. But she Shorts r Shirt. ia Albania’s government, if it can. American might imitate. • gives a clue to the difficulty by GABARDINE SPORT SHIRT W e doubt, however, that this in- adding that the young man’s lip# If that was all there was to it and skin also turn bluish when he and atlact has been aUov^-ed to go so —if there was no advantage of gets cold. One would auapact, *>y ^ tar as to support, tVen Indirectly, any kind in prestige with official therefore, that It Isn’t the nail# which are really Involved but the Arrow “Dart” •Bjr attanpt at ^volution. I f there Washington w-hlch might, on the bloo- the w-ay quite as smooth. \\ ,• hap­ cut for loporod, contour- famous soft collar that 'es.sened strength or poor color of 11 Middishode See These Values porfoci fit Ma Ul-fated. strike there. pen to think that a eertam the nails and any eh-onle nr wast- | LAUNOnS SIAUTIFUUVi IBo, although Albania la a iron amount of Ua.slimgton preslig.- In" dlsras" of the body can do fhe 1 .same. Gromercy Pork FIno, Sonforiaod-lobolod Ma spot so long as the Communi.st not only helped m huying the ’ Besides all this the natls ean be ' In Our Boys Shop broodcloHi Irofiskiabrooto, regime controls there. It might Im- ships from th(- goveinment. but (1-imeged by a number of skin dis­ novor shrinks ovor 1%. aome even more of a trouble aiHit al.so m leasing them to a private eases such as p.sorlaals or ring­ JUNIOR BOYS’ IT'S V O W SHIKTi . . . and U the Conununiat regime were oil company. \Vo tlunk the od worm. The result of all this Is TOPCOATS oH Amorlcos favorllol Ask that a disorder of the nails Is no 4.95 tferdwn out. Thin makes un Uouut Part Wool Paats $ aud up to far tha "Oort" todoy. company knew it wx.s doing some- slmnle affair for which one cae the current news reports body a favor, just as w-e think the recommend some local appllcat'o" Botony JUNIOR BOYS’ TARTAN PLATP reelly reflect any semi-official Maritime Commission knew it was "ome pill or food to be added to the diet. In earh case there Is MocKronsky $7.95 plot on the part of the West to doing sometxMly a favor. We don't Sport Coats Cowfin#afafa THE STETSON first the DroblofTb of identlfvln" Mk for . *«berate” Albania. think the government lias a tank- the aourei^ of the difrttjiltv and, I ZELAN TREATED Styla Na. S07S. I er for everybody who wants to then starting the proper treat-; ment. $5.75 aud up [make a little quick money, or '^Home Planned'^ AAodern has a Poplia Jaokats VanHeosen Lur* Temporary i that oil companies stand ready to Sport Coats Florida has a total acreage of | WOOL Extending the .sole edge all N*W<£nglaa Wool and You ean wear the smart casual jwp M l — A lo«r-wagad labor. gardener, was sentenced yeaterday GABARDINE SLACKS Come see for youraelf how Its, mellow "Champagne" finish keys your Open Stock! decorating plana to downright perfection. See "Hoina-Plannad" Modern for "Slippar-frM Whara Stetson hat on any occasion, with Vtba aeoaar tha Bouthsm labor to serve eight to 12 years in state with Self Belt your living room, dining room and dinette, too. W orsted. Hopaloag Suits $8.95 Your Foot Bands'' any ansemble ond know you'ro weU •ad abla to attain prison on charge* of molesUng dreaoed. Ihre# j-oung girls. Judge Howard Dresser Base and M irrof ...... $129 -wags atanilarda for it> $4.98 up W. Alcorn Imposed the senttmes on 1.89 aafar Naw Baglaad wtu Chest of Four Drawers...... * ...... $119 Cowhoy’Hats $ aud up rM ter’s pleg.^-6f guilty after Perfect White Stag Stats s Attomsy Albert 8. BUI de- Beds, Twin or Full ^zes, each...... $55 a^toed tha caaa as tha "moat n M y that, practically A LL W O O L Bedside Table with Drawer ...... $39.95 Jttulor Boys’ Pajamas $2.29aBdap C £ H O I B E ^ S ttttoa facta oaght to pm •ordW” o f the present criminal aca- CEHOUSESSON Wo itovo'« Na.um M > aioii. GABARDINES Vanity Dresser with M irror...... $189 S^^S^SSSSSESSSSS5 I ''1^ tiSnSSpSSSSSSSSSSSSS W E OIV e T m C S r EEN S T A B fP S ■ IB® W E G I V E 2 Wif opFFN,'STAM PS Yauths’ Pajamas $2.95 -Z Japan's industry deiivM abom - $19.95 Double Dresser and Mirror (not shown) $l89 Meuioheiien, 4 l i tka " lili the atda 60 per cent of its energy from aiK 8 10-20. >anilAto-aatf M'am can coaj, 28 per cent frirni .water powr -SoUdantrlpea. Plalda. er and the remainder from petro­ Also: Blue or Black Jeana. It, from the practical point leum Mid natural goa. ■-^1 m - i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, R^DNEBDATf, APRrii 4, l»Bl

MfilTK ■'I..1* India Independent of Imports In wljlte dresa with a navy topper druga. ---- - and red accessories. India Expanding Q ub Is Preparing A graduate of Rockville High The laboratory will concantrats school, Mrs. KeaUng U a member Drug Industry oh finding curea for tuberculosis, MARLOW'S SERV-UR-SEL Weddings of Sabra Trumbull Chapter of D. leprosy, fllarlaals, leukoderma, and For Fashion Show o ^ e r disease! prevalent in India. A. R. She waa formerly employed FURNITURE MART at the ConnecUcut Mutual U fo Lucknow, India— Prime WALK DOWN TO THE EASEMENT A SA Wieq A lyot Baliabmry, chairman Keating-Rich Insurance company in Hartford Minister Nehru presided at the re­ Fruit Sellers ^ r ik o . of tha Way* and Mean* committee LounfiburyDI****®" I and la now In the U. 8. Marine cent opening ceremonies o^ India's •C the Soroptimlat Club, and her Corpi aUUoned at Camp Lejeune, new national drug laboratory, the Cairo—)—Egypt’s fruit sellers It's wisa to fo e* H m facts and ^ oa tIiaiN.. . aaaiatnnta mat laat ^ g b t at N. C. seventh of 11 planned by the coun­ went on strike when their govern­ low's Furnltara V o Iu m om i't com ew to kno Btalris a to n to diacuaa plana for Mr. Keating attended Manches- cil of Scientific and Industrial Re­ ment slapped on price controls. One tha toablon ahow, aponaorad by into tho storo. It costs os Im s to do basbioss U r High school and wa* recently search. order they protested wss that cit­ tha women’* aervlce club to earn discharged after serving four Nehru said the institute was a rus fruits—oranges, lemons and you— thot's why It costs you so littio to do L_ (unda for the April Cancer drive. years with the U. 8. Coast Guard tangerines be sold by weight in­ vital step in stamping out quack­ with us. Shop at M arlow's for Fumituro Voluosj Jamea T . Blair, prealdent and a* petty officer, second class. ery and superstition and making stead of by number. treaourer o f Blalr’a Inc., and of i f ? - * the U tU e Shop; and Leater M. Skiing Coach Hurt B h ^ r o o f the Tota-’n-Teena Shop m ^wltb the group. The Blair Bozeman, Mont.— — Coach Oiopa do not atock chUdren'a W ally Elagle, skiing mentor ' at cloUiea, and It was the consenaus Bozeman High School, couldn’t tfist young mother* arc aa much alibi his way out .1 it. He fell and intereated In garment* for boys broke his leg while demonstrating and gtrla aa they are In clothes slalom turns to s full gallery of fo r themselves. Aa previously announced, the Bozeman High schol irttfers. ahow will be presented 'Wednes­ day, April 25 at 8:16 At the Ver- Chairs are very ancient, but un­ planck achool. Ticket* are al- til the 16th Century they were BEAUTY SALON taady in the hands of Soroptimist used aa emblems of ofllcial splen­ R E A D Y 1 club member*. They may also be dor rather than for common \itil- purchased at either of the three Ity. for Permanent above shopa: at Gustafson's shoe OVER $1NJ)0 IN VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES! ■tot*, or at TVrry’a Beauty Salon JUttmr Orv tJmn, tl, In the State theater building or Mrs. William M. Keating, Jr. L o v e lin e s s ... I «< IVUMM. , IB M nc 4or«- at the Verplanck school on the Mrs. Roland F. lounsbury HEQULAR $199 night o f the ahow. Miss Ivan- _MMi Igr rMcacoalB, MIm , po- Ulies and gladioli formed the Troot Yearsolf To LAWSON SUITES Ib eMM«tton with the iM th' FREE BALLOONS AND COMIC BOOKS! S P E C T A C H l Iskt, propf1€l5r of the salon, ts co- Miss Marlon Lucille Dickson, N E R d i N D I S E setting at St. James's church at chairman with Miss Salisbury, and A Rogulor $12.50 "mt iMM A lvti •< ArHafton, * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Luxviriously built mo will do the hair styling for the Dickson of Pleasant street, and 11:30 Saturday morning for the Espotabs I,iiwson sofa and match IbM*. She WM fM »d alBla oa^l fiashton revue. wedding of MIsa Barbara Jean Roland Floyd Loundabury. son of lounge chair in decorat M . % (AP WIrrpheto). Rich, daughter of Mrs. Edna Rich ■olSirTMie •lebwroca • l»»»loTite hlyled covers. Styled Albantan Mags increase Mr. and Mrs. B. Floyd Louns- of 11 Laurel street. Rockville, and lietivilv fringed b:wie. Y4 bury of Simsbury, were married at save $70 on this special . ,1 William Murray Keating. Jr., son Prague— OP) — Albania, which four o'clock Saturday afternoon In Variety Artists had only aeven magazines before of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. K e a tl^ , St. Mary’a Eplacopal church. Rev. SHOES SANFORIZED S H IR T S thevrar, now haa 11. The newest, Sr., of 107 Hamlin street The AT MARLOW'S SHOESSHOES WANTED 15 Months to Pay! In Minstrel Show COTTON DRESSES Prague newspapers report, is a po- Alfred U Wllllama officiated at double ring ceremony was per­ llUcal and artistic monthly called the ceremony. John Cockerham formed by P.ev. Edgar Farrell of played the traditional bridal muaic PLASTERERS, •UlM." SI. James's church, and Mrs. Jane Includes Hair Shaping and Wmrj Onyb, Mrector at St. .Fine Count Broadcloth and Mrs. Gillette tang "O Perfect Maccarone played the traditional PA IN TE R S . ^ ^Oka’a third annual minitrel, Love ’ and "The Lord's Prayer” . St.vling. Lalher creme S T Y U Z E D 80 bridal music. BRICKLAYERS. SQUARE PERCALE White snapdragons and ,'arnatihns wMeh la balng readied for preient- r/ The bride, who was given in Shampoo. ' H A IK SV-00 ation to the public on Friday and decorated the altar. mnrriage bv her brother, Joseph CEMENT FINISHERS Presented in marriage by her CUT ■ 'Saturday eveninfa at the Holliater I. Rich, was attired in a white Dhewins Wrigley’s father, the bride was attended by satin gown, made with a fitted APPLY SHAMPOO atraet auditorium, aald today that her sister, Mrs. Wendell K. Jacobs. bodice trimmed with chnntllly lace and PHONE 2-8991 ha )a well - plaaaed with the pro­ Morgan Betts of Simsbury was and seed pearls and a long train. $1.35 FOR gram and bellevea it will aurpasi Spearmint Gum best man and the ushers were She wore a veil of illusion trimmed Jarvis Realty Co. FINGER WAVE API’OINTMENT . the performancea of the past two Not Odds and Ends But Full Size Gene Richmond of Meredith, N. H. with Chantilly lace and a crown of and Wendell Jacobs of Manches­ seed pearls. She carried a white 5 DOVER ROAD yeara. In addition to direct ini; the and Color Ranges . . . Save! V. muaic, he will play the part of an Good for Teeth ter. prayer book with a white orchid marker and streamers o f end man and poaaeasinK an excel- Tbounndsof New Englanden The bride's gown was white ny­ stephanotis. , . to t tenor voice will aing solos. ■re fettiog enjoyment and help- lon marquisette over taffeta. Its . lliaa June McKinney who ia bertha and hem deeply Inserted Mrs. Shirley Ida Raczkowskl, of mc to kei^ their teeth b ri^ t and 162 High street, Rockville, was pianist for the troupe has a Isfric ____ .-.W I Aehi r ■ nuM with impdited lace. Her veil of soprano Voice and will be heard ■Mractiv^ by dieyflna dcScious illusion hung from a Flemish cap. the matron of honor. She in aolo work, and Stephanie Kosak Wrigleyf’aBpeRrmint • oum. --rv: and she carried white ca^ations gown o f coral satin designed with and Lorraine Olbert in a duet Women’s Dress Shees 3.98’Value Oiewinc btbe Mtunl, bmlthful and stephanotis. ' " , _ a W ter Pan collar, fitted bodloe^ FOR EVERYTHING Stephen Ckxlin and his electric May to e x n c ia e ^ teeth and The honor attendant wore ] ^ e and a bouffant satin skirt trimmed guitar will accompany Miss Mc­ Wemen’s Leather Casuals 2.97 Value i SUght Irregulara o f toe wwma—Jinlpa cleanae the teeth green marquisette over taffeta in lace. She also wore short lace RECUUR $169 Kinney at the piano. moun name ahlrta, with n d kaep them looking their besL and carried a buquet of lavender mitts and a picture bonnet of coral -An Innovation this year w ill'be I value* to 4.98. White* and satin trimmed with coral plunes. ___ i i u u : - BeOdea the pleasant chewing, sweet peas. Welce Feamtraad Summsrettas, Irr. fanrle*. Size* 14 to II, Edward Mcl-aughlln of Man­ BLEACH MODERN a lady Interlocutor. Miss Blanche you’ll enjoy the flavor of The reception was held In St. SHOE DEPARTMENT Pron. Last year's interlocutor, Mary's Psrlsh house with the chester was best man. and ushers were William McLaughlin and Stanley Opalach, Jr., will be one bride's mother receiving in teal BEDROOM SUITE o f the black face funny men; also BOYS' AND MEN'S ..... William Carlin, both of this town s : ; : blue crepe with black accessories a Bed "Styk” Orsyb, both are naturals re frea b in g ---- .. ------and an orchid corsage. The For her daughter’s wedding the behind the black grease paint. The You’d par 8.28 to 8.49 for riieoe high style ARCH SUPPORT Spearmint Gum « a bridegroom's mother wore grey bride’s mother chose a green print a HIngle personality boys. "Prudy ’ Majew- Percale Wash Frocks. Prints and patterns dress with black accessories and DEB NAN CASUALS Dreaaer lo^-laating treat, toa crepe with pink accessories and a sU and Benny Gnyfa will be other In all the latest flattering styles. Some a corsage of pink roses. The bride­ fieur d’amour corsage. Deb Nan’a faHcinating medley o f colora— contrived lo a Cheat noloiats. waffle pique. Come In sires 12 to 20, SO to groom’s mother chose a navy blue SNEAKS 1.94 The couple left by plane for catch the eye— deftlv shaped to give wlnga to your feet. * Added attraction will be acro- 40 and In half sixes. Irrtqulan of MmC* wedding trip to Miami Beai dresa with orchid accessories and Open Ntock, ' batic dances by' Joanna Marconi Florid*. an orchid corsage. PRICED TO GIVE STRETCH TO YOUR BUDGET. $20.00 Dollvon and her little sister, also a tap Sport Shirts The bride was graduated from A reception waa held at the Choose Yoar danee iv Sandra Newman. Children’s Sturdy Oxferds 1.94 Manchester High school and at­ Italian Social club in Rockville « t Double Di-esaer. Bookcase Own Piece* A high point of hilarity will be ' Oahardine, tended the University of Connec­ one o’clock, with about one -hun­ Bed available at alight addi­ AT reached when Joseph Grzyb. Sr., WOMEirS COLORFUL Children’s Barefeet Saadals 1.94 - ra*»na, ticut. She iis a member of Pi dred guests present. When leav­ tional cost. MARLOH” 8 la the role of "Doctor Sure Die,” . Luanh*. All Bata Phi. Tha bridegroom la a ing on a wtdding trip to New . paiforaea an operation in public. !l Childrea’s Neuelty Playshees 1.94 long sleeved in g l ^ u ate o f Westminster achooL York the bride chose a navy and "All In all'Friday and Saturday deep and paa- ik S L o « i? $ 2 . 4 9 Will be wonderful eveninga of fun I Plastic t«l ralor*. Hollywood \ and laughter. In order that fam- Sizes 4 to 9. Size* S, M. L. .ill Qlao aaay enjoy the minstrel to- ! Ensomblo gather a half price charge will be ' Sculls Pair SPECI.\L So eom fortable. . . So sm art,. . So color­ Regularly . made for school children. Tickets : BALLERINAS ful! Sizes 4 to 10. Colors: Black, Blue, You Have $11 may be obtained by contacting ‘ | Easy Terms **ltaggle” Opalach, members of , Green, Red, Multi, Brown, Wheat. the east; by phoning 2-2948, 4308 or ad tlio hall both nights. { 4 0 PLASTIC and PERCALE f Novelist Crov 0im pint can of Men’s Work Shoes Men’s Dress Oxfords What a of Rayon Basic BLOUSES what sa'vinga! 16 RIB UMBRELLAS Finest quality. Cord leather or Neo­ Leather Soles— Fine leather uppers. ably never Back on Farm APRONS ' ^ tvnry room will we be at Waahable aanforized Reg. 1.89. 1.98. hioosaa. prene solea. offer these beautj cotton and rayons at­ ___ new Hollywood Maryville, Mo. —- — Homer | A must for every host- All 8r*t quality In ray­ tractively trimmed and M AR LO W ’S scmbles for so Cray, the Mlaaotiri novellet, ii back L First quality, attrac­ rss. Colorful, gay on, cre|»e and mOltl- tive plantic crt|m. These perfectly elzed. A must a price. 2 - 7 7 aprons In bib and lea filaments. A variety of for -your epring ward­ P9t0 SBM i-Cl0SS hoBM In a aplash of color with j sturdy constructed um­ $7.99 apron style*. Many styles and color*. robe. Only $6.99 Idaaa tor a couple of new books.] brellas are a 8.49 value. with pockets. ENAMEL Only $9.00 Ddivon — 15 Months To Poyl W ith 18 foreign eountriee behind hlaa an hia recant tour, Ctoy is WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY gattlng "back to earth” on his Special Introductory Offer SPECIAL PURCHASE tons, ebaeking up on the spring | work and treating his friends and ■ naighbota to an array of ample MEN'S KNITTED AND SALE aqita, rad oerduroy hats and ligh t' SHOE REPAIR VALUE! BRIBHT CHEEKIE ATHLETIC pibkahirta. f| But ha dgurea to be eheddlng THURS.. FRI.. SAT. ONLY! fffpoiiworlt those “fancy duda” coon to get PLASTIC DRAPES and down to work. One of his books, he . aaid, w ill be based on m aterial' CUT ME OUT! MEN’S PLASTIC SHIRTS gathared In Egypt and Lapland. WOMEN'S Tha other win be a Miasouri love ' FILL ME IN! t COTTAGE SETS • AND atory. ‘Tva got my plot,” he said. CHILDREN’S “ A ll I naad now is some good! Deposit At Gartner’s! CLOTHS Thursday background, and I ’ll get that while $14.95 7-WA\ I'm back hare in Miasouri. I'll be HALF SOLES ' Waurlng ovcralla or pants that are < BRIEFS FLOOR LAMPi a. 10 years old and I'll ait on court-' bouoe atapa and auch places to - 1.^ abaorb tha proper atmoephere. You m get too much eophlaitlcatlon in X /. | 3 7 DUCO Ono CooF Magk • End Tobins New York, eo I'm here to get back ; -w a* ^ ^ Ti iv, ’ to oarth.” ■k timpla to apply— quick drying • Coffnn Tobins CHOICE HE- 5 8 ’ it tough, •osy-to-doon turfoo* UMBRELLAS X ■•X 4 V • Lamp Tobins sparkling, modam colon College Credits Colortod plastic detha that regularly Fine knit yarn*, all full cut. K e n a to In Mahogany aturdy leather Hole* for extra wanr> *ell tor 1.60 and over, 84 x 54 and 89c value. Brief* In 8, M, L. SUrta ovoiloblo in oillwr glon or FOR EVERYONE or Maple Finish Quality and uorkman*hlp of the IS X 14. SMli-glOH For Travelling 38 to 42. Voluns to $9.95 rine*t. IN OUR HUGE STOCK Bouaton, Tex. — (F) — You g e t , - eollege credit for your foreign - travel at the Unlveraity of Houston, Woman's Twia Studio Coothss But you hava to travel on the toura , Pair MEN'S STURDY COUPON WORTH IRR. O F 1.49 CLOTH •award aurthaia af pbil con af new Du rant DUCO .amulged by the deoartment of i COLORFUL PLAID KIDDIES’ UMBRELLAS l esJ'Oieii inaaiil. Oaa con par curtaswr. Offar /dOciology tinder Prof. Joseph S. j SANFORIZED ■aad far Bislli d lima aatv. 16-Rib Umbreiiss -Werlin. Thla year there are two, i SIW and $2J» ! one tn Mexico June 5 to July 8, ' a i^ one to Burope July 12 to Sept'. WINDOW Nau*______;------p. * Heavy gauge plaa- SHEET Colorfal, sturdy fabrics that will . A ■■ ■ • v f v f 'v t W eriili has the cooperation of the tic solids and floral* give extra long wear. Choose BOYS’ UMBRELLAS ^itJntveraitlea of Mexico end Paris, DUNGAREE 1»Uh over 20 pat­ on each trip will include all SHADES your umbrella tomorrow at Mar­ 5-RC. CHR( , BLANKETS O r ------^ ^ ------including field tripe and ';! $329 manL In Burope the etu- |! tern* to rhoae from, liLi^n-s-wrei wans our i, itnt=p==a«a^Au«i/aaTMorcsaH VAuia i/sarM or aeaiw* eanr a s low’s. IREAKFASTj Regularly $54JW. arUl vlait PVance, Sw itzer-' Reg. 1.49 value. SET , n U y . Austria, Oermany, I aix- j While lltey Last! $4 9 . 0 0 Bjelghun, HoHand and I | . 9 9 MEN’S UMBRELLAS Paid, HoiiBton philanthro-1 | . 6 6 What a buy! Opens In a jiffy to full 79J9 ' lthaidcalnlM4.Cred-: $328 or twin sixe beds at the flick of a Full alzed eettage E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ation. Sociology. IBstory wrist. Complete with three plmnply MANCHESTER ' I ean be earned. aeta all with aaah 8 3 * •M MAIN STREET ■r rr- And More filled cushions. £ s ■ And Mo m Withent Thread and renter valance Regular 2.79 dungarees. S t r e a ^ : > . WaahaWe doth *hnde« with Imper- Fine hea\7 cotton blanket*, neatly ditched for extra wear. Size* 28 Sa v tho ouifaeo and yoi^ oqvo a ll! K—W;— A no*- aawtog tn in bright cheery col­ fecUaas aa idlKlit yon’U never notice. to Hnlshed in nttractive plaid*. Regnlnr 88. I 'Bo thread to aew up 248 value. Size 28 x 80. Ttey came la graea, wWte aad acm. tohrtea. It la being or*. Reg. 1.29 value. , ■— ------— ^ I Snne. The pleatic F u n s ' together be* <1-. • anodea and •iDJIDEO new mathod ..'■".■ra w L M ^ laboratortaa of •tmrn — ■'“ --t ed Aaarlca.

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r ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 19St PAGE TWENTY-Tfi which appeara on tmall-fry pro- « « wHui nanassa la a m ^ n r atera ha* gained new preatige here. rected. They claim that young- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCllEsrEK, CONN., vVKUNh^lMY, APRIL 4, 1951, atera are quick to notice defor- grama. Children today feel auch de- Dentists Priise The vlaual medium recently got a formltlM divert attention from kindly pat on the antenna from the mitiea of perfomer* on TV, par­ now 1* being used In experiments U rg e s . Motorists to Watch ticularly the chipped-teeth variety their talentt. ______Ung any further behind than that TV’s Influence Baltintpre Dentpl Society. makes mo lone the train of which may aavc the lives of valu- FARMS A t a iiteetlng here dentlaU noted a m m r Campbell Warns Limiting Europe Forces Her News Is ; thought. Obviously, if I did 1 al)le beef * 0101* 1#. T. C. Wills, of Out for Kiddies at Play that there la an increaae In the would look mighty silly." tlib Kamloops Federal Experi­ HOMES Baltimor* — (ff) — T«l«vlalon’a number of youngatera who want On Tire Shortage There Is always .the possibility, mental Station, said guinea pigs rola in the be lonU.s Imr nhlle she talks. grounds or In raaidantlal areas.” inspection of the tire.s of any car The final debate in Congress on country that might be invaded by _ O vU T M tv m meeting •The safety spokesman pointed to can be a soiirce of sorrow to a • la praicription larvica ycna on German rearmament. Slie d'K'S it I'V lisi. ii.m; to li. i - | .sp. aKi'i cimceiili'd in lier hair. O n y t*K Tburaday evo- CouneU, which show that approxl- last heat. run QUART paopla who bring preaoriptlona to thii fine guarantee.s its work. General Elsenhower's own ex­ self talk, and thus llo.- n l liav. .'^he Id I'pa a copy of Hie news 3*4 IMwdi SfTMt The recent Gallup poll indicat­ r in ease some­ SILBROS CONTINUES THIS WONDERFUL SALE! | |M|k*r* pewaat were be- -4N The auto supply store also has to read from s -a i ;pt |SI I ipi ill-side ill* •fi tic Club, and Cbarles K. Larcomb pany will meet Thuraday evening phanucy ora pleanndy fiirpri>a00 can people approved sending more lull slie linsn'l m aL **cr*tary; Mra. Ciar- all price ranges, wholesale and re­ pushed too far and too fast. It on the air, I’almn malo s a rc ■ "lie's listening III male role. He U the son of Dr and Heath. ’*■ troops to Europe might be taken ^ ^ P W t e r , Deputy-Evacua- ized skill and accuracy. Because o f our large tail. These covers are of fiber, should be allowed to contribute its rording of In r mw , a.-^t I'le n, i had to use it yet 1 A basket of groceries will he as an indication of public senti­ eloMlI Mrs. Charles it. Larcomb of Burnt nylon, gabardine, leopard skin and share to a unified Western Europe'. wtiile slic's lodliing min ttie ( am- ■'I'm aboiil Hill- pitrase SAVE S7J 0 ON ANY ^ J S S i L Slley. DoP«ty the grand prize at the close of the prescripdon volume, prices are often h w *r ment. Only 35 per cent disap­ I xplains •Gel- Hill. A third play, a comedy, will piastle, and are designed to give crn. tlie recording i.s plaved liack a'l 11)1- lime.' slie Vtffltic*; Holland K. series of Military Whists sponsor, proved. The other 10 per cent-had Germany is not now a member chief air raid warden; Bob- be presented by a dramatic group than yon would pay elsewhere. You will the car a "naw look." . _ of the North Atlantic Treaty or­ 1 K'. DlBMU,. Deputy-^urlty; from the TTnlveralty of Connecti­ od by the Women’s Guild. St. FOR SALE no opinion. COMBINATION OF A LADIES’ Peter's church. Prizes and refre.sh- find us prepared for any emergency. Call Through many yeacs. of busi­ ganization. Neither la Spain nor h R. Wright., ^ i^ cut, title as yet not given ness, Campbell’s has acquired That .55 per cent is hardly a big Yugoslavia. Technically, as S)i- Hebron people, especially those menta are in obdei at each party on. us! Your patronage is appreciated. enough majority to be convincing, aervlce; Rev. George M. Second-Hand and Rcboilt many satisfied customers and a preme Oomm.snilcr of the NATO ity-Medlcal aervlcea. of th# eastern and southeastern as well. reputation for prompt., expert however. If the United States goes forces, General Eisenhower can't SUIT AND COAT OR TOPPER, Qray announced that part, had plenty of fresh water service. to the support to Europe, it must talk to the heads of these govern­ ta*t alert of the air warn- fish over the week-end. A pond 1)0 with pretty full backing of the ments, their foreign and defense REPAIRS American people. Otherwise, Gen­ wtll be held Saturday owned by Lucius W. Robinson, Sr., PHARMACY Men's Shoes ministers, their generals. Nor can OR ANY TWO COATS ly. April 14 and 15. of Post Hill got so full of water Miirlboroii"h Wrong Turn Is eral Eisenhower will have one he integrate their forces into a Inii iriir Wright and Se- during the recent rains that It hand tied behind his back In his 'Kuropean defense scheme. I ICOIoehe atated that they overfiowed and with the overflow PHONE 6545—FREE DEUA'ERT effort, as supreme commander, to He can't have real and complete Mrs Stanley Planeta Is a pa­ Right for Cops organize Western European de­ I OR ANY TWO SUITS to have the new observa- issued an astonishing number of 4 DEPOT BQrARE Western European unity until the tient in Middlesex hospital. fenses. j t ready at that time, live fishes, probably carp. The flab SAM YU LYES 12 allied countr^s give hlrae a di­ Putting any 20 per cent limit, or oouncil haa aet a tentative went down into the hollow* at the Mrs. Benjamin Hathaway has Pay Tour Telephone and Electric Butt, Mont. A local resi­ rective on what to do in every giv­ 701 M AIN STREET on U. S. division for every five Eu­ AND SAVE A BIG S7.50 af April 18 for a maaa civil returned home from the Middlesex Light Bills Hare dent was freed. In poUgg Qourt on a en siliiation, such as a Red attack foot of the hia washed Into the charge of drunkeness. but got ropean divisions contrlbntcd, AUTO STORE rally to be held at the brooks and penetrated as far as to on Germany or Yugoslavia—or school. The prlnrt- hospital where she was a patient mixed up on the doors and walked might well tie both his hands. the Mlllatream section of the town, Turkey and Iran, which also ai^jn't laakar wiU be from aUte for several days. into the cell block Instead of Political, Psychological Problem as well as to part of the old Welles in NATO. s s I ’7 *'^ ^ ^ •n a e headqimrtara. and Mrs. Gladys Dancause who Is In thtx>ugh the exit to the street. It Is a. touchy situation which American policy on such mat­ REG. PRICE Woods road, as far as the old Cum­ , c iv il Defenae and atomic charge of the Red {*ross drive has County officials then phoned to General Elsenhower has to deal ters may be found in the so-called mings place. Report says some LADIES’ SUIT ...... $29.95 Vrin be ahowB. ____ announced that the total amount have him held on a charge of fall­ with when he returns to Europe Truman doctrine. This policy, is I ■arartnr In town are urgeo folks literally ecooped the fish up received ia 1154.25. The quota Is ing to provide for minor children. and sets up headquarters. Closer applied In Greece and Korea, is to LADIES’ CO AT ...... $29.95 * ^ U r ie rally, and all or- by the bushel basket. The first $200. Police reported he had been re­ examination of his statement to aid any country thai «eeks to re- I intimation of whet was going on Congress and his report to the na » are raqueated to have Mrs. Edith Pettenglll Is 111 and leased. While a constable searched sist Communist a?pTession. But ’ was when a dog was seen carrying tlon reveals that the degree of his Have You Water In Your Cellar TOTAL $59.90 aiamharahir attend aa *n Dr. Normsn H. Gardner of East for him. the city Jaiier, making this la not NATO ^ Ilcy. Until It S S S T ^ A o t . A t thla a live, squirming fish in Its mouth. NOW...BORROW AND INSPECT IN YOUR HOME routine rounds iW fnhf-teell block, optimism may have been exagger­ Is, there can be no complete NATO Folks b ^ an to look around then, | Hampton Is attending her. found the man ' still wandering ated. He did not say that every­ GOME IN a d d ltio ^ ClvU The Grange will hold its regular unity of purpose Or A Sewage Dis;)osal Problem? i EASY YOU PAY ONLY ...... $52.40 rain be earoned and win and were well rewarded. | YOU MUST AGREE COUNTRY CLUB IS AMERICA'S around looking for the way out. thing was perfect, or even wonder In building up this unity, Geii- meeting on Thursday and the third th* opportunity to r ^ The first of a series of Military | The Big, Mew ful. But likewise he did not say the Eisenhower must rely first on tlie I CREDIT! AND and fourth regrees will be con FINEST BEVERAGE OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED situation waa hopeless. lee with any of th* folt W hliU sponsored by the Women's American willingness to supi>ort Consult A Specialist! ferred on ten candidatM at that Rubber-Runners The material resources to de­ hnneh**: Security. In- Guild of 8t. Pster’s Episcopal it. That will be measured first by GHARDE •urinary police. time. The women's second degree fend Western Europe are there. AND YOU SAVE A BIG- church, which took place Friday U. S. divisions sent to Europe. If McKlNNKY DUOS. SKW .\(’.K IHSI'O.SAI, ('()M!*ANY i LOW oodmlbnleatloBa. PubUc team will confer the degree on a Swilcb Flags The manj)Ower Is there. The Indna- there is a limit placed on that $7.50 a*..— Indudng tranaporUtion, evening at the old town hall, w sa class of candidates at Ka.st Wind­ I trial manufacturing capacity is i:i0-i:{2 I’fiirl Slrci't, Manchcslcr. (’onnfcticut ITt a'succeft despite very rainy westh- AMESITE DRIVEWAYS support, it may well wreck the 1 PRICES! and bridge m r iu t m i^ sor Grange tonight. Last Tuesday SI.NCF. 1970 1 there. The strategic situation is self-confidence that General Els­ #r. Seven tables were In play and a RF-Dt'DED RATES ^ (bloA) ward^. the women's team conferred the WORK Singapore Ships carrying such that defcn.se is possible. enhower must build up in the Eu­ • W ATi;U!M{()0! !N(; O!' ('!•:!.!.AKS about $20 waa netted. Mr. and • GRADINti FREE 2323234848484848538948894823532323235353 •tm tb* air warning aervice. second degree on a clas.s at Hebron a POWER ROLLER I'SEO (iPARANTEED Malayan rubber to the Chinese The one thing that is lacking, ropean countries in order for them • SLI'Til I \NKS INS'I AI.!.K!) AN!) ( I.^CANK!) Mrs. Richard M. Orant and Mrs. however, is the unity of purpose to 1 TREMENDOUS SAVINDS IN OUR MEN’S AND GHILDREN’S laeludlng reglat*red Grange. a FREE ESTl.MATEH CALI. Communist ports of Tientsin and to defend themselves. Grants' parents, Mr. and Mrs. ■ • e o W ' Tslngtao are switching to the defend Western Europe against Mieea*- *ldca. Utter bear- a HME P.AVMENTS MA.NCH ESTER • .SKWLK I.INKS INSrA!.l,K!» AN!) !’!.l]G(:KI) Howard Selden. were at the head Panamanian flag to avoid inter­ Russian imperialism, at all costs. Why KrsKb and a SAVE 10% FOR CASH 7GUI I’. S. Library Popular M|H»t SEWKUS Kl.KCrU!! A!.I.Y ( I.KANKI) I DEPARTMENTS m ^llnllv each of the above table. Proceeds will be used for ception by Chinese Nationalist Pa­ This lack of unity in Europe ia wiferhopeleislyf ...... S.WI WITH ( ’Win have a separate some kind of church improvement trols. similar to the lack of unity in the Singapore — ()Pi - - Busine#.* i.i • DUAIN.MiK !)nC!!!:s AN!) !)UY WKU.S !N- hching Find happy relief Thay're all talking about booming at the library of the Unit­ W here those inter- to be decided upon. The next party ei to many oiheri Some of the blockade-runners United States. On both continents STALI.K!) I ONE AGGOUNT OUTFITS bav* their queatlona will be held at the town hall Fri- do — UM tooth. are former Nationalist vessels, ac­ there are diverse elements, politi­ ed States Infqjmatlon Service in of Dry DeMAIO BROTHERS this British Crown Colony f itv. d may e n ro ll. Gardner ina, medicated Sherwin-Williams Paint and Color cording to local shipping sources, cal differences of opinion, varying • SK!’T!C T.\NKS AN!) rESSr()()!.S C!-EANED THE ENTIRE FAMILY It fir a t Aid courae la KESINOL. the Call Now— We Personally Supervise All Work named the La Carmela. La Oolera- threats to the national security of The librarian. Miss Margaret K FOR !'!{OM!*T SEKV!( E CA!H- MANCHESTER 5.108 popular oinimeni Beadles of MayvUle. Kentucky, The Ladlei' Auxiliary of the da. La Campana. and La Chorrera the 12 countries that make up the I AT Eaema of mumy uses chartered by the Jebtvah Com­ North Atlantic Treaty organiza­ said 14,464 residents of Singapore Amston Lake Volunteer Ftrc Com are using the library regularly. t0 aiiooaaafblly pany of Bangkok and the Tal tion. . ba awarded their Tong Steamship Company of In addltlofi five HongKong. All of them are regu­ m m rj pOHeemen bavajtakm t lar on the North China rub. l i r s t aid courses given by the feSs^imaounced that the Civil Manrhcftier bsrtgna win be the same Ellington ~ 881 Main Sf. naad during World War 2, be obtained as soon aa Triplicate identlflca- Victor DeCarlin of Sodd’s Mllla, n * Msw *aMs M Asiktalk . have been requlsttlonad Ellington, is a patient In the “. . . Uks a personsi vi.-=it to more Rock*viIle City hospital. I wlO ba laanad to all ClvU De- PEARL’S than 100 beautWully dacoratsd Csisr StyMsg The Greater Hartford Council ssorkars for completion. In* homes . . . that's what the Sherwin- • V flngar-printing and photo* o f Churches is aponsorlng a mass Williams Stsrle Guide means to me. Tha S m i GUWI shaws meeting in the Central Baptist ^ lil ______accepted with re- All these big postcr-ils* piclurts iii "Mlbaf Cbisr f**s wM wfiaf” church, 457 Main street, Hartford, rerignatlon of Karl H. deUUed color . . . for walls, wood­ tonight at 8:15. Governor Lodge work, furniture snd drsperles . . and Dr. Frederick Nolde, Dr. of rf. aa Chief A ir Raid warden, T H E N EW 1M COMNUS m FMiS b ' ' feelgnsil because of 111 health. took the confusion out of decorating. Commission oh International Rc , -two**!! then confirmed Dlrec- Now. I’m confident-on color hjir- m n U ’SCAUPICTMB lations, of tVorld Council of Qrav*a tntarim appointment of mony because 1 esn see fuUiwe Churches will apeak On "Approach 1 K . Meloche as chief war- color elfecto before I spend spennyl" COtMKMWatUOM I .• to World Peace Through Govern »fr . Meloch* has prevlous- ment.” as senior warden for The flowers on the altar in the Congregational church Sunday f'aton Lake. ! k motion was made and passed , were given by Henry Hayden in t tha tkrta deputy directors, i memory of his wife. [ r. George W- Milne. Mr. Meloche Members of the calendar staff at the Congregational church this |i I K r. Wright, who were appoint- month are Mrs. Harry Bergstrom Mne* the aatabllahihent of th* rv Council, be included as| for the st^ cil. and Mrs. Nathan Edwards <*nd Mrs. ChoxJea Hein IfKlII ©IfllSBia _jrs o f said Advlssry Council. for the nilmOoRraphing. ..w aa votad lb hold regulari Cynthia Hyde, daughter of Mr. iU hly B M ^B fs o f the council and Mr#. E. Foster H_jrde has re­ Htlia last TMaaday of each month' turned to schoql'in Proyll to 154 horsepower. many mot> saest- INI Miaseu u u m misMtu ■tecring with new brake modf'ls 1 ton ton models. Self- livs less el *less. .eelee ladles. Apply Personnel Office leadership. sMtIv SHIsfeiHl ITS s»sf«wte«* Ae eleiesi «le-*ke aidsk UM* **ee worm-and-roller and up. Brand-new! adjusting! New seat wstkcMel Msb dirt sellesSea, tepid eteelee. ee eeslw Ikae eef seeaisl fwt Whtt a 9 ob4{adBdrlniek mtans to you gears on most mod­ Extra quiet! Other design, new #teer- Come see i t ... hear it... compare ■esealreUed sSeWes. shesUes. ever elcd. Berteecc **•*>*! Me els. Short wh€H.-l- features include ing wheel angle— */t fights when / ft ft the receiver Oemeev* **t9n, l•<•tv pe*- cresMet) Pioneer ,ltU . iHb *Mp M am ... bresk merhe. ■. drtee S Only A Dodge "Job-Rate^’ truck i* engineered at banc, croaB-stecring, independent hand lus lower hood line ro GLASS it! D nol antenna baflt-in! 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through July, travel agenU Thom ahipping apaca to Britain in partic­ Brltonn Hr«d for Hnmr commod«tl*•)— Paasenger ac-1 fully booked from February GRINTS FlEirm iS HHCES-HW ES THE WEY TO SEMHI6SI 1I ■ V

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Vpy 'Waaay Oiayaoa WUtt OaircaiMndent iaii|.^(inCA)—The other day gM towrltt reported to police Id iM ften o ft a wouldbe purae •Cehar. I b o -Udof ran. Jumped into an t‘-mtomobilo and fled. The car waa a 1951 Cadillac ' MBvertible. I ' This Gold Coaat incident, in which even petty thievery la j ptaah-lined. aeU the pace for a n a t e r Miamt'a beat aeaaon aince W a r n. And with the boom. ITorida haa dlacovcred a reaort ] R a ^ n Faille Drape and Valance Set * oan be proaperoua without g a m -. bitng. The “liberal element" always | ilbti ' - ballyhoeed gamea of chance aa an attraction equal to the aun. They J a wonderful spring [ ECONOMIZE on BEAUTY for YOUR HOME! s ■ereamed that shutting the ca-i Usually M 9 4. ■ Binoa would kUl the aeaaon. j ~4; Gat 'am whita thay hi^l Then Senator E.stes Kefauvera Buy cuTtoins worth 1.591 luolTly rayon crime inveatrgatlon locked things Sonic for your hotne up tighter than Philadelphia on a )HASR ORSSS PASHIOMS Sunday afternoon. CRsn Dade County's sheriff was oust­ Bonin fla.ts dnuii Soiithr Only the horses haw room to move In this current trinter scene at Hialeah ed for lax law enforcement. Great- : Khtit-ilowii of Illegal ganibllng haa bonateil al-the-track betting 22*2 DAiRTY IAC€ or Miami was closed to roulette, | rare track In l•■lorlclB. where the si* per I'ent. ______' blackjack and kindred gamea per rent and attendance almost SUPS Gpcn caatnoa like Sunny lalcn,; — ------Stock up right now and fhonk the Boheme Club, the Little Palms formerly wsa directed into ’ Boulders cover the remaining your lucky stars you didi Each Filipinos Deseii houses and a huge crack splits the TAIiailBPS and Greenacres have been abut- ,.haniiels. | ground through the site of the dross is fina, high'count cotton tered. | Havana, where gambling la le- I village achool, reports the provin­ in o pratty spring print. Stylos ------jgal. IS doing less business than It J . Ajjoilo Village Disappointed racketeera, hoping ’ year ago. proving that the cial governor. for flottary in sixaa 12 lo 32. for a poor season so they coma ^ „„ tlueat Of all glorious dc^rator shades bring back gambling, have a new competition hec.-iusc of its more ■('agayan, Mindanao Island. .Hemorlea .At ijist cry. They are screaming that the |,j,pral pollrv. I'hilippinea 'i<* Is IJ r jie fl slopes of (he still smoking volcano, the floor of the "rumpus room" In for oosy honflinfl. CHooi# florol or bordtr In now slylail Whita, postals, 32-40. g ■verlncreaaing crowds. has been ' entfrely evacuated. his home here. Legitim ate business la up. The drapes measure 8F' long, 22" wide dtsi^nt bit doinfy i Hr II. B#t(tr conig Rorly! Aciuolly thrink lass than 1 V,, aarly season continued good de­ For l^akiHtaii thay'rt ititchad with nylon for I spite occasional dips of the mer­ (each panel), 44" to the pair. M atching tlrongar, longar waorl Whita, cury. Fashionable Lincoln Hoad on Karachi '■P' A re.solution poiYala in litaa from 3 2 to 40. Miami Beach reports exceptional , pasted by the East Pakistan Mos­ m e a s u r e s busineae despite high prices. lem League ('mim il urging tlie HoteU are bulging. Last winter Sola pricad for limitad timal ^ Arabic be adopltcd a.S the offirlal eonld expect to pa^* 5.00 or m ore for there were 3M hotels on Mleml RUMMAGE SALE languagi- of Pakistan has heeii Beach, and 11 new ones sprang eiidnrsr.l by the English d.ady. SPONBORF.D B%' SISTEUIKMID this identical, same set. See them at up aiinoait overnight. A standard 81" long, 22" wida panals HRST QUEIITY I SIS MYLOMS ^ "Evening Times” ol Karachi. OF TFIMPI.F. BETH XHOLOM touriat greeting here teems to /m The paper said that I ’ rdu la not and full 54" wide valance D o s h o n ’ s. SUPPORTED PLASTIC WINDOW SHADES be: : spoken by the m ajority of the peo- ■N ^ W A "Are yau atopping at the ------Almotid GrMR. HuB»«r Gr««ii, Chartr*u$«. Crimsen^Win*. Ofonlt awn I'SIS baoutlfuNy 1 plr ol Pakistan and that provincial WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 4 e x t r a v a l a n c e s a v a i l a b l e Cot to lizR you nttd FREE Thg»t fliia year? full-fashionad in 31 gouga 30 a last year's hotel." j I ? ; : ! : ^ wor)’t sog or stretch. 3 6 " * 6 . I rural areas. THURSDAY ALL DAY, APRIL 5 daniar doyfima ihaars. l'6-IOVk Evm old-Umara are paring the (that Arabic be provided full op- J . portiinity for dla.'semlnation and PLEATED VALANCE PLASTIC DRAPES SPECIAL FEATURE; 4S DEHU ID dasdar r t it . ■aw pluth Jobs as the Casablanca, that efforts be made Reg. 1.91. Silhy-ioft "Volfern" , Boyia YoA. Lombardi. .Tohnina ; Arabic to grow into the ayatem ol New spring and summer ladies* suits, pastel shades, CURTAIN SHOP drapes with pleat top. 72 x 90 . } aad Bex Gull. They're all TOO- <«*'' hfc. the paper skid. MSir PAYOM 90WMS - — ------— a.s.sorted sizes. The.se are wonderful buys. Come early I fooina or better, with penthouses Luxury '.\eenmmodatlons W, batiet M dy--y*« *aw iwwl ■bltee g ^ g . In some rase.s. as for best selections. .Also new wtutlen remnantV, Taka odvontogt of unusual quality, ' MBb aa $75 ■ day, and there are i I f low prico! Long, full cut no-iron Vancouver - - u?'" -Charles Weir PARISWf Dtlivtr Tolophono 2-2747 lui ' takers *t the priee. Xtoney la TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM $29 Main Shot found the thieves who took the mij: LUXURY i baouliat In whita, postals, 34 to 50. I bbexp. blooms off 168 Isrge ohrysanthe- k||| Qrexter Miami's growth isn't Corner Myrtle and Linden Streets KiPOissr munis in hi.s flow er shop. I’nck / - ■Olely trmnaienL New p e m i^ e n t I COTTON PRINTS rats under a nearby storage room Ho^itys nieoT pamtiis ~, !S22‘ SSi 'S bad“ I Hi«»«■ ‘“'•I' eHARPIIir POLOS petals. Tfcnan rajroSM nnvnr ran — nitd you ”j g W g : 2SJ*. O''-"ing." he said as u" he called the ex­ -I ta the number o f electricity users tag. 79 '• * — on the right to break a law. 2T X 3T Oval BraiM Rugs 8tylaa Baducad for Thio Worth l.ta! Como In Attractrir Color,: OREHOE SLICES Monay Navlng Evaaf. Bad. KRCALE SUNSWTS. «••• *(*• P*«alai, 2 to 4. .448 A new policy of entertainment Red, Green, Blue, Wine and A Full Peoad of Goodneat! HloM « U 9. at every major hotel further hit i OLD ELECTRIC SHAVER Brmvfi - Am D om aal Volup! Pomid N04R0N SLEERER. lt f.1.HICattan. t a where all a guest has to do ia i -in 1 0 CASH Dwr.n. raitant i. iral- flip a hankie onto the sands to 20 PC. ffOWO/MY for M EN ■ummon alert beach boys with a | ON A NEW &f4 calwt. iVi-11. ^ fraah highball or aun tan lotion, t -s b o y s during GRANTS SALE! The handkerchief is supplied by the hotel. i STARTCR SET Cot to gov«mm»nt Tropical Park race track ended standards its aeaaon with a 2 9'- per cent ^ DISCOUNT Tn datp tontSy spring postals MISSES’ A CMIO’S OXfOROS increase in the pari-mutuel liand- SanforIzBd to k*«p dle. Hialeah wagering lnrrea.sed | Cranlbia tar raatarr S P P l 22% per cent. The Miami Beaeh with c«ihi...4 wch, g I Handicap handle waa $1.8.^2,238. | Troot your tabl# fo this modtrn Ml.,h..l. S ill 11V3-3 Week day handles of more than j ON ALL LISTED MERCHANDISE 4 V" $1,250,000,000 have been common. daaign. Sava at Grant, wondtr W)\.^OAOeiOTH Z>og tracks have done well. Only LIST PRICE prica. Gray, chartrauia, burgundy, Jal-a-lai ia off. . ■ daap groan or spring poilols. WOMEN’S GAY VIVID A large amount of the increased I 499.95 ^ m i n ^ o n 10Mly--irGMMliCou «*ill 1 Oaly-lf” UyrisM CoBMit Otnlk Ri-FII S^RtaS Wtkilar RanrS Flayar cooking finds. Values os high o i 1.29, * 4^'w (5 C H • • # . 7 9 , lert (Ip lo $7..>0 Miilli YOUR NEW SPRING Service no KiringB atl»« lird l«>« 9 «g . 79^ Savaral i r and i r CoaMlaa-IW dlyJMM ____ 29955 ^ a n I Scoop ojl you naad of taard llic* ptirc4iat^ of a iir>Y Rrniington Contour F.lrrlri*' Mia\rr! S K . SEIKE PEN SET S n U UMtRELlAS V • CUP NRCOUTOR If il docBn'l gibe >o(i,llie »moii cut short, fiftthdiOMp e \ r r £2955 1.0. >.30. ChMi. liud, bring it back and >our immry dill be chrerfully re­ 3 Oaly-14” Watd Tahia IMalt-NailaBally Mvirtitad S QT. COMSIHATION COOKIR k «T. COVtllD SEIKl POT •oxars, ,|o„ic funded! Cx>me in and rboo»e >ourt nu(»! ylai. ar fa.cy c#*.'t H 33955 a. ilwrOr 10 rib tram.. •n^siias from 30 to 40. "F1I6NT CUIB'* Irinf in v#wr l•«flinf Ian 1 Daly—17”Blan4a GaiMlt ‘-■Cea* SHavar tadayl iaf tamingfon 31955 RNir UNDERsimrs factary S Daly—17” Mahagany OtOMla r9«.-i- FoiTOuimiEaloN TIMWSAR SPeeiAlS SIMULATED PEARL tcrai.h, sHms 49955 lO 'n oP lol. 10 a ly -ir OMNia WMi Fill Dttn ■**o4 ton 4-Cirp ■iwotl fon 3, 44 , , , ^ 7 i Cltan, Oil ond Adjust it (gooio Coho Ron NECKLACES Cm U. Mm*I 4-C.p Mirtin Pon -I Avotlable j 42955 "Pr.por.4 Ml." ton 10nly-^2r GaMalt ■imit f on My.-4.S; 0 / P Will. P.Quish 'S o ts . * p lo t ia. S^ w w IO H w f 12"Cwi«riwAtlW9.I.M.««l Valaa* to $6. latiravt WUB TESTED CNAMIBAY Sb v m o I Good Usod RcdHoFlIioNO CowblwadoiM. Nosio Yotir Own Prico! baad. wUb rbimtla.a Yt r.O. SHWT ejatat. Cboata laiotl ttylo MANCHiSTER 4341^ J2" X 12 " CANNON •«,. WM. « 4.,, -ww^a 1^. aawa myda UWOWCUiaMtclMd Umiaanma. / " terms MIRMIOED WASH CLOTHS Taagh Baaferlard Mon. 14>>,-IT. Rspy • btpppty 4M PEND COUPONS M l THESE SETS ERE IRENS NEW weeted oelid colers. 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lETTER RND PROMPT LARGE STURDY MG PLASTK SAG Opon o PCA tPomiaiiaitt I.4P. Tha pottorn't knit right •O YV m m t COTTON IWDOSHOin CANNON TOWEU CroMH Accounil. Spond CoHon. SmoH, Madiuw, Urja. / MSH CLOTHS Rag. 1.9DI. Vinyl ■anaoht '•n»RU0lity wtdttltoht. Sim, 2^U. 97t R A D I O A N D 69a Voluol Rig 20‘ «40" both bog, quiltod frlnMiting.1 A T Crodil Coupana Nbo c«ab — SERVICE •ixo Suy a doion. A . T 4 . . I4%* . t5",»i» in § S d ru n ic mat m , u r l * T # TELEVISION You'll M 1044 liWDT STREET OPP. THE HIGH SCHOOL JEWELER.S Stofo Opop f :00 to f :00 Mssdciy Tlwosigli Friday. Satiirday UntE 4d M . L:______V O*" y 0 4 f r liaraaBrai W.T. GRANT CO ' 4 BARBERS ON WEEK-ENDS 891 MAIN ST. (Acrom From -St. James’s Church) 'T I

„A, • Z' FAOB TWENTY. ,P;f'.: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C Q N N . WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 MANUHES5TER EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTT:!?, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1951 aa.a* t>i» Mffh«c thii l^wyer’i jueUce here. Divorcee *re Beta lAwyer'a ^ee accorSng to a new achedule oflpronU»?la than criminal caaea. tha The heaviar the . ' • 1 25 years a desiglner Inevitably re­ tunity of opening 'my house to a says the dark, curiy-hoirad aouth- — UP) — legal feea decreed'by the ninihtrj | xhedule ahowa. erner, "right down to the looking crime cherged ageJnBt the defend- a carelessly discarded cigarette. No peats himself, having reacheil the young creator." Ask TB Controls hland-Hopping Vet Coe« damage was reported. Boy Hits Paris Jackpot BUI began designing and mak­ fftlUIAe" South (Coventry The .<0*16 l>ublic Utilities Com­ full cycle." ing clothes tor his family and Bo for hla flrat oolleclton. many i m To Help India mission Friday authorlaed the The fact that a collertioh rep- friends In Mississippi when he of hla atviea are Inspired by the To Does, Cows 51ra. Pauline Little South Coventry Water Supply Designing New Clothes resenta an outlay of at leaat IS wa.s In his teens. He tried a heroine of Lewis CatToU’s famoua t}pen Forum Coventry 1-6?SI Company to Increcsc it* rates on millton franca ($42,800) apparent­ year’s stint as an engineering book. ^ ^ * —___ _ .^It MA New Delhi—|g _ . »•.__ ♦e-ira manv nOlin atloBS. both of whomrDuiii j But there are too many’ Bostoii Squirrels department officers and committee down water wastage and to elimi­ Oil Distributors ..HtiniiinK for or seeking 1 wasted try-ing to gel a rail throu^i chairmen. Among the guesU of nate the use of lake water, which rate.. Today ; on busy party » " * * - " h '" \ ' honor were Mr*. Mabel Winter of I IS chlorinsted befor® delivery to S.yi MAIN 9T. y t lniate in c w w ^ respondents wotild be ^ery Tagged as Pests Waterbury. national executive comsuniers. The existing annual b**e • Water 0>. triad to huv a private, wire at^d committee woman: Mr*. Mae D. rales are: kitchen fixture. $5; ] Chapman of Rockville, department (1.) so-called I foo many hours wasted in trying Boston—(/Pi-SqulTles may be bath. $ 3 ; toilet. $’2: .sillcock. $ 1 : ! lot of uior ------business, hou.-ies which 1 president; .Mrs. Ann B. PhUllp* of mill. $110. New annual rates: atJ?^ a^ ^ »ve done so for many 1 art- cute little pets or fair game for hnow would >r glad to have an ad- Hartford, department secretary- kitchen, $10 minimum; complete g -L « t August 1st they P «ce_d 1 tiff the pot to some people. But to Bos­ treasurer; Mrs. Nellie Ahlberg of lynets. ditionsl line snd ton ’" " f llo n ’park Department people, the bathroom, $9; bathtub or shower. r service on a meter bw the op- „n Boston Common ara (hximwell. department rehabtllta- $4;'toilet. $5; sillcock. $5; outlet, minuteswssted in getting ■ tlon chairman; Mrs. Helen Frank­ John I. Olson _____i which I have no erntor for toll calls etc. $5; mill. $140. Meter rate will he; a m a that it i« **' Just pests. I lin , of Bridgeport, department meter > barge. quarterly, five- “0»a Of ^ T c l W on the basis of I am eonvl-iccd that the opera­ Not only do they legislative chairman; Mrs. Teresa clghtha Inch meter, $3, minimum; tor is not loafing That there are hut they chew the, Insullatlon off Shanahan of Waterbuo’. d e t r i­ water charge first 600 cubic feel, OMost Pahittag nroM^ ion. ^ I Jo tb*'* electric wires, park attendants Just not enough operators, or dune* Uewh and Patient: Once he took M l cowa to sea. ment Pan American study chair­ at the $3 quarterly minimum switchboards, even as there is not sav They tell of several peop e man; Mrs Mabel Whe’ar of Terry Interior Decorating enough wires or what-not to ex­ who have had serious bites on their vine.' Sixth District president; Mrs. i feec*^^ hands after making friends with Eaalham. Mas.s.— (NE A) —WTten cow of a calf In a hot, smelly | Beatrice Chadwick o* Waterhu.^ | cc"to per 1^ Pointiiig pand the service the squirrels. When they have a .lamea Leach goes to the dog.s, he sUble below the waterline of a , department poppy chairman; Mias I cumc cubic feet; all in excess at 15 But with ail their best inten­ nest in a tree that must be re­ goes by air. Also when he goes Victory ship." Anna C. Wall of Waterbury. Sec­ Paper ffanging ^ S r ^ c ^ - b y lack of established cents per 100 cubic feel. tions. the S.N K T. Co. does not moved they gang up on the men to the cows. After that experience. I.ns Amigos Hospital here. A sys­ At least once a week, he takes Hein of Ellington, department hat | Garden CTub. This is one of a very 0 Quality Materiala and tem of radiant floor-panel heat three-quartars of * mile fronting ( hairman. Fourth District as- few meeUngs open to non-mem- rnllim-t'oiiolry <'oiilurler BUI I ndeivtood. Hells. Mts»- >a>* “ ua ■ another property lect T from the bay in his pontoon- is o T Workmanship with electronic controls develope^l equipped plane for his ""picket on the salt water Inlet, making an | sistant sergeant-st-arms, and also | bers of the garden club held on the Bill: "I have felt something like Alice In Wonderland. .Member Of metering •PP*‘ ” ; It IS hard to see how they are bv the MlnI '•epolls•Hone>'^^’ell Co.. ideal runway for his amphibious ------^....* ffv/ tum G?mn a German...... advisory . board to I «a y eonalatant baala. Too many Mrs. Refa Burj?ess near Cn »'• 24 Birch SI. Manchester Commander William Cadeaux of ! prevent excessive damage to agrl- y«M»e they are In short supply — Keys. It was a half-ounce lighter the local Green-Chobot Post, AL, culture and forestry. The mem­ too many times the supply la tem­ than one reported in Ma.s.sachii- was chairman of the .set-back orandum cxpre.ssed fear that fu $ 2 0 9 9 5 porarily cut off—Never doee it setts — the national record. But party Friday night Ih tte Le^on ture transfer of Allied rotoftiig:^ eonalst of very acceptable a-ater— the hen here Is living while the rooms on Wall street. South Cov ments to Germany would lead a graat deal of the time the Massachusctt.s hen died. entry. Prize Winner# follow: abandonment of whole villages to giiiii which reglatera on our metera Women’s 1st. Mrs,•Pear Asplnwall provide better gring langes for la ptam mud! THE HNEST of Manchester; 2nd, Mrs. Roxanna artillery. •today's axperlenc# was my RichardflonL 34. Mr*. Joseph Save $40.00 pqintod raminder. About ten a. m. IN O’Brien of .wlllimanUc. Mens 1st. tha mud again began to flow. I got Edward Skilton: 2nd, Edwin No­ ASK FOR MODEL EB8 huky and read the meter, then ble: 3rd, Stanley Wawer of Wllll- opened some taps and left them USED CARS mantic. Specials, Mr*. O’Brien and SUSTREMOVE Mr. Wawer. The .next poat-spon- open. By flve p. m. the water was sored party here wUl be the eve­ SHOE Spacious: clear enough to aaah some clams, Imagln#! No plumbing n##d#d. na floor hut I wouldn’t want to bathe in ning of April IS. EXCESS VMSTE 1 1950 Plymouth Special Pfc. Raymond Bates who has REPAIRING ipoc*. Jutt place In window, plug in «sra.^_ 1.1.1^,.... rlAWn. mAHV It. or offer It to a dog. The meter Whrn kidney function slow , down, many tieen home on a five-day leave and SPEED FREEZER * MEAT BIN fr»i4 clocked flve hundred gailona. (oiks complain of nsssin* bscksche loss oj DoLuxo Four • Door. Of the Better Kimli •o n#orMl outl#l and anjoy cool, clean pep »nd energy, hcsdschrs nw-aswv.s.^- snd«..w. distinrss ! Pfc. Stanlay B: Boynton and Pvt. comfort ..all tumm#i In home or offic*. 1 am atU|' running the water, and 1 Don't suffer longer wUh these di*enmfortA Radio and Hootor. Richard Pratt who have been home VEGETABLE CRISPER * BUTTER CONDITIONER whatever gmllonage regiaters by | ff r ^ u ^ ’ kitineV function U getting you on seven-day 4eava#.»all will re­ DONE WHD.E Brings r#li#f to many hay-f#v#f or the time It rune deer—belleve-you- down—duew — SS -.W.. to - J such aM lII common CS'»*»SSSS»SS enuset ww-ff — w— m— —»tre -----»6 1 ond htrnin, i»ver*e*eition or exposuro to turn to Camp Pickett, Va., Tues- YOU WAIT ALL PORCELAIN INSIDE * ACID RESISTANT pollen asthma sufferers. Come In. See B# that is going to be deducted! cold. Minor Wudder irritnllons due to eoid | 1947 Chavrolct SporM- dav. hew to beat the heat this summerl a my WU—and a proportionate or wrong diet mny enuae getting up nighto | or frequent pnasages. man Sodon. Radiidio I 0and Coventry Voluntoer Fire Com ­ 5 amount from bills for other loca- Ihm’l neglect your kidneys if thooo cAndU pany 1 put out a gras# fire about SAM YULYES SEALED IN UNIT WITH YEAR GUARANTEE tions bother you. Try Dunn’s Pills —• mlM Hootor. midnight Sunday on the property 701 MAIN STREET Let them eue me! diuretic. I’sed successfully by millions for J u s t Look af Tho$m fmaturoa l I have a standing offer from one over 50 yenru. While often otherwlao caused, of enson Hurd In South Coventry. it’s nmnting how many times D«vnn s givo The fire was apparently started by • Fits most any double tosh • Runt quiatly o f the carbonated beverage cqiq- hnppT relief from these dlhcnmforls — help the 15 mile# of >ldnry tui>ea and flltera 11949 Ford "8" Cintem. paniea to InaUU a gravity tank on window • Ecenemlcol operation B y roof, and keep it supplied, at a flush out waste, (let Doan's Pills today I Ovordrivo, Radio and r Cools, cleans, dehumldlfles, 0« t which would probably not ax- Hootor. • Powered by new type, fa­ oaad the price of my water. High- LOOK! 30 inch MaHon circulates the air j d«Mi Springs water, which we mous Metor-Mitor mechan­ • Ventilates with fresh air OMd for many years, ia no longer 11947 Chovrolot Fkot- ism with tpocial Frigidoiro available, and I think any extra • Reduces eutside noise 5-Yenr Warranty coat af the gravity tank system will '^ a a t mostor Club Coupo. I ^ ^ t e t by the inconvenience of HOUSE PAINT! Radio and Hootor. carrying a pall over to the South 5 ^ ^ ELECTRIC RANGES W c e t I anfljack. A aopcrhlr paint for nae on aO surfaces. Fr*« flowing,* ■1 |2l •rt*_ ' SouthernSou New England I '37 Pontiac 4-Deor. Ro« Talaphone Co. home comfort dries to a hard, durable finish. A. modern and improved with Automatic OVEN TIMER Thia company I attack in an dio and Hootor. different attitude. From formula makes it one o f the finest coatings of its l>'pe. • LIGHT ASSEMBLY oFULL SIZE OVEN MODEL 1030 qSim oxperience I am convinced MORIARTY Bros. tOat It U a capable and efficient 1 1947 PlymouHi 2-Door. • SPACIOUS STORAGE DRAWERS •iXtanixation, from top to bottom, 315 CENTER ST Hootor. • aad you cannot beat their peraon- TEL 5135 • 7 BURNER SPEEDS WITH PILOT LIGHT 90 m 1 ' for courteay and Intelligence te^ N $ anywhere alohg the line. ' OPEN 1948 Moreury Convorti- • niERGLASS INSULATION • ‘ But they are petitioning for in- bio. Rodio and Hoot­ OV GALLON eraaiwd rates, for Mrvlee which • 3 CROMALOX UNITS AND THRIFT COOKER 2 0 4 S a y cannot ddiver! Locally, at M HOURS or. COLORS 11942 Ford "4" Tudor. Also Limited Supply Prigidniro Prigldolro Hootor. • OUTSIDE WHITE • GLOSS ■lectrk lafrigamtars 3 w ays to Get Cash ironer • INTERIOR FLAT • ENAMEL HOTPOINT - FRIGIDAIRE —whh the Metsf - Mber— 11948 Chovrolot Station eeiy to uie —cuti iren* B types. 4 strlet, 10 die* iag Mate bi botf. Wagon. Rckiio am' • KALSI-KOTE • BARN RED RANGES REFRIGERATO|lS lr*ei4t*17cBMif*ei Hofldor. • PORCH AND DECK GREY •I ______Vam last awye to get caih lKnz3inzz3i hmmmi- On*. Phone tec 16.98 19.98 » * 0I l$245J0 $31237.1 '47 Olds 4 Hydromatie t loen. TW» Writ* or phone 1 4S1,4S| maA X2hr*|^CenM ta f i t 1 1 349.22 4-Door Sodoa. Radio Only beennae wn baoght ta O r. M rrocHcol. MW an d w Impsrtaid fo r SOLD ONLY BY senwisa| ^£mgMmSiS and Hofldor. this price poealble today. All-wool ypnr Spring wordroba— our aR^wool We1>*rta4iBtal5I Si ww gqbardiM ,wada and Rodu toppon ------taBiSttteWM m«sM is II 1HI|1S<|,S s anedea. Ftalabed with haita-iaad* ■ i^ si PMI ssA.^ wWi rayon B n ln o ,lia n d A *h e d do^ BROTHERS datalla, rayow aaUa Untaiga. Is DIAM(^D*S toils.4^0y Umhs now and oH H ireugh i-TNf coa*aNv*rMar tixii ro tar vrv- lURTFORI RORR ' boxy, fitted or auart new ’pyramid EI.ECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Spring. Ridi Aodas. MImm' dxo*. USED OARS atylea. Miaaea* aigea. YOUR FRIGIDAIRE AND HOTPOINT DEALER FINANCE COi MANCHESTER P N O M i i m • STAUI WiAVM MlllDmO m , BAKnHU> noAD s A R M Y AND N A V Y 1043 MAIN STRUT m TELCraONE V4IM • OoSB» H*sUm, VW MAMoesr pk'^n M fHHiBvS m sovvnonasHg iwm 997 MAIN ST. TEL. 2-3904 |3isg|yeeaeq|4i ■ qR»»i ■ flRysea^R^ .' S.,’ ■ * ' ' ' R ' ' ' PAGETW BM1t-l^^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 6^ANCHE8TKK. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961

MAJOR H(M>PI.K •I < > • . I . v t U W II.I.IAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE INERVtI.LB FObfiS - -f BY ^ T A I N E Kt»X OI UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHKSTEIL CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 ___ J.TW ieOef IMSPIRIMQ VtHJRCESAV STANDS V I- •M66SA&E* ON PA&E ONB# OUT LIKE A BEAVERS Sense and Nonsense Mnnler Ends Dispute h\» three brothera .during a fit of PLUS A PHOTO AND ABTICLB- •rSETH. Trio for Juniors temper because ^ they' refused to A r ‘ — HAW f-^-THe EDITOR. THAT'S HOVM X ^ Khartoum, Sudan—W A nh- help him collect liis "bride price," a n o ACCLAIMS M.V HUM0LB SELF PREFER IT. PLAIN, U g h taM L o v e •m all Begtaminga tlve in Madial. in the Southern sort,of dowry, from the bride’* \ A6 A LEADER' AIAONO. . .. WITHOUT TH e There |g no darkneao in the day, A teakotUt ringing on the atova Sudan, ia reported to have killed parents. >''■ /UEN-— HAB-CUMPHf A4AM?I4N^Se/ . No darknegg in the night; wa« the beginning of the oteam Bargains — BUT HOWTO Vbu What men call darknen la kut thla eiigtae. FLABBeRfiA-Bteof KEBPrrsosttoer The lack of light. A shirt waving on a clothealina WITHOUT was the beginning of a balloon, tti« m r ^ r TTninr [CH0KIN& There le no hatred In the world. fore-runner of the Graf Zeppelin. Listed by .Vn o u rself Beneath It or above; A spider web strung, acrogg a .•4 For what la hatred? Only thlg— garden path suggested the aus- y Tiro lack of love. , penston bridge. UIJi A lantern swinging In a tower Jaker—Hear about Bill being In was tha beginning of the pendulum^ the hoapiul? An apple falling from a tree was xYou’ll also need two sippera in the Robert—I eaw him last night the cause of discovering the law of chill their cookie dough first, and 'Aeven-inch skirt placket ’aiee. The dancing with a blonde. gravitation. PRACTICAL end designs for shower sheet, win- to roll it out between two abeets Sunshine Special tow swag. toweU and even absor­ new zippera that releaae fabric au­ Jake — His wife «aw him. too If you think you can’t do very V Z n priced from of waxed paper. that’i why he’a in the hospital. much, and that the little y6u can F n m t KEMP’S, m e .. 7M bent bathrobes for yourself and tomatically If it becomes caught MESSAGE TO AMERICANS sther members Of your family. are ideal. Freedom is o shining, cogriy ievet that belengi to the bcMC, ------do 4s of no value, think a t these % e t t . AU W THE FULL STOCK of 1051 Many children don’t like drink­ things. rtabU for Baby on the daily WALL PAPERS la now in stock the unconquerable souls. We hove bottled fw Ibis pradoue and ooMtTUcted ta t MoUi- SUPERLATIVE ’ CARPETING SPRING CLEANING AND gem when we were poor and weak. W ill we Hgnt for it ing plain milk—or at least they for-sUlrs Or for cutUng into at the MOGILL-tXJNVERSE SUMMER - PROOFING ESSEN­ T W O ■o persuade themselvca Add a In puehlng Hla or Her COMPANY", 646 Main Street—and again now that srt ore tba rich and powerful champion of The medical officer was tesUng small rugs is price^ TIALS are adapted to all. needs at little glamor by tinting the milk the water supply. _u Many have pracUcal such handsome papers for all the PINE PHARMACY. 664 Cen­ an the world? Aye! And forover! with one of your cooking colors auch aa a basket or bag narv bargains at the MANCHEa sorts of rooms! Companion papers Officer — What precautions do g. Fabrics may be can- TCR C^PETT CENTER. 308 ter Street. There are paste and OPEN ENDS Yes, we ore supreme, but we will stand on lop only vAilo and giving it an enticing flavor you taHo agalnat Infection? of matching colors in different non-rub liquid waxes, various we do not doubt. Conhdenci led us on our ragged opword with one of the essences, so that I or iSasUc, with frames of dur- Main Street. Just because ttey patterns for adjoining rooms or Sergeant — Ws boll It firat, air. enhanced. In the up- are cleaning out remnants, there types of furniture polish, and climb and must sustain o* always. Unilad, bopeful, milk-drinking becomes a treat. Officer—Good! for combining in a plain and flg- easy-to-use shanfpoo for uphols­ we face any power on eorth, friendly but wrafraid. Wewm ket models, with gleam- are deep-pile, luxuriously soft car­ uned combination are most effec­ HE WROTE 14 'Sergeant—Then we filter IL peting In stair-case widths (Mgu- tery and rugs. For winter clothes __ CTRwiixi pocketT rrl(6nd—What does your hus­ If you're going on a long trip, reels to outboard motors and Play clothes for aun-fllled hours ITa ufually safer and wore cco- water to grea.se and alcohol. Glow­ boats. the expert.. A completely new type Pat—(In a whisper)—Dynamite. band work at? of color selector that reduces au­ delight every teen ager and this thing you can iron by hand. See the Ironrite today. I’m waiting for Mike. Every Woman—Intervals. deal to turn off your electric ing red, yellow, rose, blue, green, exciting trio Is sure to please. « .lg erato r before you go. Clean or gray in the tabletop is matched If you're contemplating a nylon thentic color harmony to A-B-C time he meets me, he slaps me in the covering of the comfort­ ■implicitv is being introduced by You esn have a bare midriff or TST j 4> t;m;AR m a rtin on the chest and breaks me pipe. Doesn’t pay to teach , your wife ^tbotxMighly and leave the door cardigan, make sure the ribbon tuck-in blouse, tailored shorts, full ONLY IRONRITE HAS % BIX)i.S A M ) HKR HUI.)IMEM Wht.’s That? an wide enough to allow circu- giving cu.shions fojL aeele along the front is also of nylon, the SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COM­ Next time he does .lt, he’ll blow to amoke, for a woman In Turin. backs of chairs. Wie price of PANY. showing "what color goes skirt all with Pattern 8588. ■Ar Kate Pr*ss Comtrol Mops roll to VWSPR A I V«\,Y. .YWNNM B0009YW . VWON hla d—!! hand off. Italy, Adelina, Rosso, legally sep­ .d4- or he’s likely to get discouraged i SLITS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, before he’s through eating. Give To make luscious pecan waffles him small cervlngs, let him clean owe-'Hit 3 lo 6 $6.29 add a half cup of chopped pecans hla plate, and then offer him a aac-^ Too Hot To Handle BY AL tERMBER BOXER LONGIES WITH, ZIPPER JACKET to s waffle recipe using 1'4 cups ond helping. PRISCILLA’S IX)P flovr. Ct h e v a l w a v s SFR1N6-TIME Sanforized for all weather. Plaid trim on red, ^t;een or navy. PLASTIC CLOTHES DAMPEN­ I now (WYD PROMISES DOWT WHAT GAY HOUSE DRESSES are ING BAGS are bllsaful labor- m e a n a TWINS!-’ DO very modestly priced st THE IT'ii WOW NOU , YOU savers. At the Notions Department LIVt UP TO THEMj , KNOW SEPARATE JACKETS FOR SCH( i LITTLE SHOP. 517 Main street. (rear center) of the J. W. TWM COUNTS! ’ABOUT (Trim stvies in becoming color COMPANY", you’ll And these con- IT? OR PLAY *2.98 to $4.69 combinations of 80-squsre per­ venlent zipper-closed bags at only cale or "otton sheers are only m. mi sv ms sisvies. i»ic. t . m. ssa a a ssr. ss*. UAIliY CROSSWORD PUZELB Water repellent poplin or satin, corduroy. AH popular cdjors. $1.00. Either drop the to-be-ironed /FABRICS/fSPRING *2.98 to $4.98. Washable, wear­ clothes in the bag with a cup of Anawar to FravIpuB Puiila' able and thoroughly practical, water, or. If you’re in a hurry, “I lUK can’t fetl that w t’re in a real national emergency these frocks meet all alze and fig­ sprinkle garments separately and until they draft Henryl” Moiluik ETON OR CREW HATS, ure needs, from 12 to 32 and from wrap them up irf the bag for less 14', to 24'4. than an hour—and they’re evenly BY GALBRAITH A ll Sizes $.98 10*1.1? damp. The bags are also useful for iSlUb tiL A N L 'bS ■OBnoNTAi. vnnoiAi. Match to suits or Jackets. The APRIL BIRTH8TONE — storing blankets or* other articles | MDotetad , diamond or white sapphire — Is to be put away. I teiuii ^awboit ¥ ^ I beautifully presented at MATH­ • Rimtta'^raT* 4riali, ER’S AT THE CENTER. Gorgeous "PASTE-BAK" ia a most valu­ iAAsMa>sera 1M»ST M l MS' r' la ie**a gtriaai 4 Dtltft diamond rings may be solitaire or able addition to the home-repairs -F-A Superitelali dinner-ring type. White sapphires Viflitom BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY II lorn department. Designed specifically VIC FLINT 'ru . w sw e trtr D O N tijycj. axiant sparkle in rings or in pendant and for the wall paper that haa come rrom rsoftwcd ’UXIB7z vuaNT'iOUTbcOAM • Pari ear ring sets. THE OUayfXJN IS.wiLL JOB povvtj ANP 6iva A9a A HANG YA KNOW WALriTI U Kwhlnant loose or cracked, Paste-Bak la en­ u ALL mawr- aS^wl••Tlaa•d^MTw iiBhem oM aa TOtbarwIaa Yes, You'll Find Just That cased in a practical plaatlc tube RACOMOW L^ N auT I goMiaepv aaoKa a n e w We get the top-rate proteins our TWIG MOftKAN&f MB EAN OLfTON ORRca LAST NiaKr. AmaK- jo a MJBO AMP THAT • PortxaiBpia with a flexible narrow tip that | •HMOEy R U F O ^ a/ PHb (ab.) MMariaar 44 Small room gees' under the paper and distri­ V i last IsneWT ANP l'A\ IN BMTW LOOMNai MK lIStntaMd MHardanad 49 Feminine in the TL« M0(3P POE BCPIANA^^ TbSliOANriBBOUMK M BxM • O a ^ a butes the paste for smooth repkir. aovaaTHiNfr •vBRv Aw dura/" tOfartUa « ri WIdari ilata appellation TYibea are only $.39 at the JOHN­ IfPolyiMtlaa MPsaliag 4tApcrtun Beautiful Assortment of SON PAINT COMPANY, 699 Main plant llRovaaa •OBcbool booh nOoopaiatlva ••Distant 40Bafora Street, auflbe ITWUd an (praflx) . ••Down MlUmalaa 41 Pronoun 61 Headgear There are certain precautions to nO aaU e ilKougbaa UBoaa Silk Dress take in making muffina: Mix the as Noxious plant ** whips mixture only until dry Ingredienta ITButura 1 TT are moistened—but push the batter MTbvams r s m s IS HEKE! inatesd of stirring it. Muffins must W it is found never. be beaten because stirring moat seas Tim e fo r sm ooth styles or beating develops gljiten and lOTungitan (ab.) i f Prints makes the muffins; tpugh and Mata (ab.) by Buster Brown tunneled Inside. IMM mi s» Ml tiswee. IW! 8•ymbolfov f by LESLIE t u r n e r chromium If the critical spring Inspection of WASH TUBBS Escaping MAtop STi We Are Now Offering! Buster Brawns are the styk anch of Chambrays, Linens, Waffle Piques in All luscious shades. f CAUSHT ONE O f ’EM IN AN m HAVE ypur home indicates new curtains, HEAVEwVi * ISDamllod the tMSoa! Parfcct for schoe), for play, there’s nothing like CHENEY'S EA5V SAID ERIC UNOUARPCD a0MEWT._^BE 1| vourparcBl n Many styles to select from. See them tomorrow! HERE'S THE OTHER CAN O tT AROUND W D O «Y B V OUT OF the WSour Come In and Buy Enough NYTXJN MARQUISETTE. M’s iWA5 M RCX>M 7. k n o ck ed for drseeup oocasiom. Sturdy, smart, , I MUST SEE F owe, UStaa THE REAR STANtS T8 ^ s a f e m j u s t WFmdiM fllmy loveliness wears go long, It’s OUT COLD! AND AMOMm, 4 0 Cccra)aUvaal for Several Dresses. cuy to keep dean. Fashiomd by so easy to make up and so simple (THOSE H00DU1U5 ERIC 10 GONCl HE COURT to lapMcr. and it’s eo easy on the iHMia ALREAC^ m u s o o ti •Hhar Buster Brown for good lit, good wear. puree! The generous forty-eight harmed Hi 4lAchia«tiMBt inch marquisette ia only 3.75 a yard •TParaal (Remnants and Imperfects) at the CHENEY BROTHERS r WApptojead To m In the Boater Brwwn Gaog r e m n a n t s a l e s r o o m . •OltaridSolibaa •very Saturday mernteg at lld t V ____ a. m. to UiM a. m. am W tlC . PEN AMD . PENCIL SETS ^ipHERE 1$ NO SlYPhari tooUi wqloome gifts, particularly .when ANSWER. ANO •aifaitadbeaaB atjded ih/tke crajft oC such makars WMYOFEN* •tUkawias aa Pariwr.51, Shaeffer.and Water­ the.door- ••CMdaasot NEY BROTHERS man. Many types ace available at mstevweiiBscaawLT.sLeeaaaraT.ew. fatataatieo M a t h e r ’S a t t h e c e n t s r v cytantkz4iz^ MEraa where ooe algo flpds the effective **Thay w a n t m y wHa ,to com a b ack to h ar old dafenBa •7 Braid SALESROOM GUSTAFSON'S gift for nureeg-^a Night and Dpy job I may not put In a garden this yaarP JULXtt ROAD — MANCHESTER Set r o f ' two - mother-of-pearl. foun/ lo is MAIN St r e e t —NEAR m a p l e s t r e e t 705 MAIN STREET tdln pent. ■ > ; .' ’ ■ “Your BudRet Goes Farther At Smart Dress Shop” f to 6:30 end Saturdaye 9 to 4:45 The Inquirei

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- r ' '/ ■ WFDNI!5?SDAT. APRIL 4, 1961' > MANCHESTER* EVENING itERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN< WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 / pA(3t iL fveir iJIgttrffpatpr Ew ttittg ^ a r^ idtM 2 Held in Triple Slaying best way to fight inflation is to

:-** . > costs through increased production! Ross D. Siragusa PRESIDENT, Admiral Corporation FKESH SPRING XI SAVINGS-S H O P 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Free Flotver To Early Comers! ...and herds proof it can be done.

Sixteen ♦ yeOr - old WUIUua A. NYLON HOSE STEEL VENETIAN Nlcklc, liU hands manaclad. leaves SKIRTS the Kent Comity conrthonae In lEW SPRING IVtver. DeL, April », on hla retarn to Dover, N. i., where he to af>- Proportioned Lengths cuoed of ehooUnw to death an 25 HIGH STYLES unrie and two aonta wtUl whera X' BLINDS he lived. PoHce quoted tlie yonth aa anyinic he shot the throe tola tivee henauae he waan’t allowed to Ko out at nlwht to eee Mo ■f'l friend. (AP WIrephoto).

Andover

Monday, April 9th la the day of the Men's Club supper. At 9:80 p.m, clapis will be eerved in the Con­ ference Fiouie followed by a .upper in the church aoclal-room. The gvieit ipcaker will be Johp Harria Of MUford. The olllcera of the church and Sheer loveliness at a price. Church orKehtzatlona are asked to Bubmlt Ihoir reports to Mlaa Mar­ ion SlaiUey, clerk, prior to April 16. Siiuhi irreRiilars of a premium All sl/es 1» to M. Neutral tape Fljr fronfa, plrnf fronta. I |for^ ami ■The pastor. Rev. Malcolm Crook • iforr liiana«N. rr<'|>ca. quaiit^.'New spring shades. snd .Inis. A S.lfl Mind In any announces that "Dally Devotlona",. O^fp ^5 atylra. other store. SAVE. for Spring started April 1. Booklets are available on table In church veatlbule. On Friday, April 9 the Jtmlor Lace Inset and Trim Choir wilt meet at 3.30 pjn. and SUPER VALUE! the Senior Choir at 8 pjn. Clearance—Famous Name Mrs. Hamaon Toplifl praaid^ RAYON PANTIES REG. 1.98 COLORFUL Wllllmantle Council Churtli Wo­ now men, Willimantic, will bo gneol EXCISE TAX NYLONS 8|)caker at the meetli^ Ot Laidtaa* INCIUDED •Benevolent Smlety Thumday In for Out an dlM'ontlniicil the church aoclal room a t >:16 PJB. fiolor. An style*.- *er\-. PLASTIC DRAPES The mofting will open at 13:14 Ice and sheer. Values p.m. lor bualneao and the women StfrH S. S. T- Fine myon tricot. wilt also engage in folding gauao 1.6B pair. Slight Irrcaulwr- " f ■ tamoiis heller maker. I.ar|(e florals, Pink, blue, white. Hlrl|M-., Ho. All coinplcte n llh >Bliince. for the Wllllmantle HoapltaL Tea will be aerved a t cloao of tho meeting. Mra. T<^lff, who attwtdad the National CTonvontton of tha Lowest Price Ever for Nationally Council will talk op ‘The Oevo- land Conference." m u c h Communion Servlco waa obaorv- Advertised Big Picture Television...as ed at the regular 11 o’clock aervlca MEN'S AND MEN’S WORK d“n April lat. The hymna were— MORE I MEN’S CHINO SHIRTS FANCY BRAS BRAS PANTS -Jesua Shall Reign," "More Lovo to as 35% Under Any of 5 Leading TV B ra n d s . , ___• ___ NYLON HOSE theo, O Chriat," "Break Thou the Bread of Ufe" and "A parting Sanforired Mae denim, pr»> .Cottons, rayon, sat­ Sanforired heavy duty tan Hymn We Slug.” Biuiner wrap anklet The Andover Girl Scout Troop in., plunKlng necli- mlum tailored. Birrs 14'i to tyrpe. H a .tir top. lines, front closing work pant. Sires SO to SS. 155 will conduct their annual Cookie Your dollar is w orth more when you buy Admiral "l^ l Ye»»^4fl»^ral 298 colorful cltK-k*. Ir- and con\nlona1sltte 17. Bale on Saturday, April 7. Tho rep iiarv of l.Otl 2 too girla working in teams will call at today offers the American public big picture television at the* ^ and Htnventlonals. hose. Sl/.cs 10'2 to for I Sires S2 to S8. every home In town between tho IS. SHIRTS TO MATCH ...... 1-T9 hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon. Tha lowest prices ever for a nationally advertised brand. proceeds from the sale will be used to finance troop activities and t,o purchase equipment for scout liae. V hy pay more? You’ll find this sensational new table model wiA-big Tho second and third districts 16" rectangular screen as much as 35% under any of the five le a g ^ in the Wllllmantle Area will hold FAMOUS NAME FAMOUS EGCO FABRIC VALUE! . a Joint meeting with the Pinnacle makes. Above all, compare the performance. Don’t m a k e 'd ie ^ Club on Tuesday, April 3rd at the Andover School. mistake of thinking that this is a ’’stripped down” economj^modfj,. CUT ME OUT! The programs will include—Flag A Ceremony In which members of Nothing has been omitted. Every feature is there . . . even H U ME IN! the Andover Troop will participate. MUSLIN KITCHEN PERCALES Discussion of Cmncil Bervloaa, including Admiral’s famous built-in Roto-Scope antenna. D(|iMit At OartMf’*! Troop Camping, program planning, organisation of New Trdopo, Adult MARQUISETTES Training for District. Mrs. Ray­ SHEETS UTENSILS P'1 > mond Clark, Prasldent of the Here is television at its best . . . with the sharpest, brightest, nr--; Pinnacle Club. EHllngton will dis­ WP'lH cuss planning of Frollca. Mm. P. clearest pictures, bar none. Because here is the world’s most powerful o n e C. Halnsworth, chairman Third o h 2 District. Windham vrill discuss television . . . engineered to outperform any set, anywhere, any time. planning Councils. 2^ The Andover Troop members At the sensational price offered, overwhelming demand may delay will be hoeteaaea. delivery of your Admiral for a day or two. Don’t settle for less Notices arc issued fur a Public ^ ■ B i m Hearing of the Andover zoning I o f* VM.UMC *^ board to be held in the town hall than the best . . . especially when the best costs so much lessl 18 on Tuesday April 3rd a t 8 p.m. o „crui*( |; II X 99 s m Colorful printed 80 squares and fine « The annual meeting of the First Be sure you get an Admiral. ; S U ^t Irreipilars of 2.98 quality. I»w- Spatulas, strainers, covers, ladle* Ecelealaalcal Society of Andover mashers, uhlppers, ete". count clip dot curtaining all 59" wide. | (■ I li-'.eat price in months. was held In the church social room on Saturday. March 31 at 8 p.m. Budget for the year was dls- cuaaed. adjusted and finally ap­ if proved. Offleem elected a* follows First Conunltteeman George S. S. Nelson. Second committeeman, FAMOUS COMET FAMOUS ‘‘LURAY” FEATHER FILLEU Donald Richards, and Third com­ U r mitteeman, Elwood Hudson. Clerk PASTEL WARE and Treasurer Harry Daggett. Au­ ditors John M. Yeomans and Theo­ dore Wright. CAMP George 8. Nelson, past Comman­ der attended Fourth District meet­ Modal 16R11 STARTER 50c yd. ing Amerlcam Legion at the Club 89e Pastel Plaid Chambrays rooms of Green Chobot post on Sunday. WARE PILLOWS 79e Plaia Color Chambrays 50c yd. MM Cld Mrs. Montague White and Mrs. SETS Ronald Bockus attended the ^ nual eUte meeting of the O w u^ I9e Vile Dattad Swiss 50c yd. of . Church Women held hi Meriden \ 1.19 Crepe Bask Satia 50c yd. on Thursday. 3.99 9 9 c II Time Fer DseiM« 1.397SDaa.AeatataPriatt. 50c yd. 11 Rangoon — —Burma P —js* cratlc Party President ThMlBDa tSi 54” Priated Plastics 50c yd. a a ?l C Seln has called for a -uatlriaw^ YOUR dealer to d ay ■*i'4 AKD 0-CCP PERCOLATOnS SEE Regular etoek 4.98 eete. Assorted campaign to stem the jneream ^ Admiral IS AND 0-CUP DRIPOI.ATORB : ^ " " |s-qC A ItT KETTI.KH pastels to the set. • 'X ■■ momentum of the OMmaomst 17 X 21" H ire. ACA lick. Fiillv nliiffed. 79c 46-54” Oilcloth 50c yd. iBOa POAtllERS ^ FILinN PIECES )■« 2 M!5 movement in this country. __ % OFF UST Regnisr 1.49 \'sloe. OkW He said that Burmeaa "uliHM Sm Two Big Atairal Teleoiiloi Shows - “Slop Tho Moiie," Thuralayt,« ?.«, Chwml S - “Ughlo Ort,” MowBay Evoahgi, t K I k OTHXIUS AT SPECIAL. PBICES! 50 SAVE ON YOUR SEWI|IG NEEDS < « n b tlon and culture araXiloriad* SSs tn VI lea sthe people now vnlto a fa M ■ i.V I < AT THIS O NCE-IN-A-U^M E SALE! the "dangeroiu ideology than vO . Oommunlam." >v •>* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 0QNN„ WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1951 , FAChB TRXRYEISK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1951

1 delphia, Pamwt, haa ha*n noelvied at 0 a. m., at 70 Union street j Ellington aiiU Bert Fuller la dep- the estate o< Jennl* 1* Wood, late Town Court’s T In ElUngton. MT. Roaa la the aoo road wlU cater. Mrs. B d 'i^ Dm - Girl Scout Organization .icltville. Mra. Hniry IJehmnn of i iity •l*r» for O-ystal*„iyn*«a* Lake, . Ellington.... **”•*•'' of Ellftigton. It ha* been eher o f Baltic, the *U te preal­ Hike Reported Pliuiitoiii Gunman nounced hy the Ellington Probate of Mr. and Mra. WUUam C llow. < WUNS - UlU IVTIC — 1080 Arrest Seven Plnney street la the chairman. ' When desiring ■ ...... to tnirn rubbish In dent, will aeat the NOW- the opch eontaet one of theso Court. Sr., form fU y o f EUlagton. Both Report Filed FUA>-IUS.7 Mrs. Margaret Pease of Somers young people are graduatee of Mra. P. J. Peak and bar com­ Here Has 1,253 Members WUKC — IS6II Hunted in Hamileii warden* in their territory for a Word of the hnnouncemmt of mute* aervH home made cake 111 Idle Here Today^s Radio ZWHAY - Oltl road Is 111 at her home the Rockvtlle High achool and Mr. WKNB — 8IU Abortionists Tlie district forest fire warden pennit. the engagement o f M lai Jana indices buffet t^ U pretU. The Annual WTHT — IXM Kallierlne D, (Tapp of Ellington Ixnilse Worthington qf Somara Rose la now a atudant a ( tfaa PhlN WeXX, — I2UU for Ellington i* John Luel7.cn, and adelphia Tekflle Inatltute.-. ly decorated In Camp comhfilttee, with Mias Claire Total of $1,875 Receiv­ Hamden. Conn.. April 4 - has been nanieil administrator of and WlUlam C. Ro*«, Jr., o f Phlla- M d centered with pink asaleaa. A t a meeting of the Manchestei Police today are aeeking a "phan­ I.x>uls Downes is the ilepiity for Slight Increase Noted Girl Scout Council held laat eve- I Olds as chairman. An appropria­ N. Y; Police Nab Three tion was voted for the work of this ed During Past Month 4:0 nlng at the home of the commis­ Old Sunny Brook Brand WTIC—Mr. District Attorney. In Figures fkintpared commiUec. Plana for the day . WDRC— Strike It Rich. mysjery shooting her# In four sioner, Mrs. G. W. Jones, .354 Sum- ] By the Criminal Side WTHT—Mr. PreaidenL Doctors, Four Others Address Before camp, which will be held for six WTIC—Backstage Wife. | days. With the Week Before mit street, it was announced by | WDRC— Bing Crosby. Manchester Mra. L. V. Carlson, registrar, that weeks this summer, arc progreaa- W O NS— Hollywood, U. S. A. During an Operation They had a report by Mr*. Gibbons AsMmbly Activities of the criminal side of W T H T —Family Album. ' WONS—Family Theater. the total membership In the Man- : ing. ROUND-UP! Adolphus W ei* that a bullet crash­ Unemployment In Manchester Town Court during March netted WHAY—Pledge Program. 10:00— Chester Girl Scout orgsnlzatitm I At the conclusion of the meeting New York, April 4.—(63—Three ed through a window In her Long- Date Book increased slightly to 156 claims a total of 11,875. of which the WKNB — News; Request Mat- | w rH T — Rogue's Gallery. * t r H « r to th* buolBMi now numbers 1.2.83 individuals. Of .Mrs. Morancey and Mrs. Herbert TVtwn of Manchester received 11,- doctors and four other persons meadow avenue home and narrow­ McKinney told of their visit to inee. 1 WTIC—Big Story. CRMw m A »«in W y. C»thoUe Lo- last week from the previous week's these 1982 are girl members. 565.02 with 8309.98 going to the WONS- Frank Edwards; News. were arrested today as alleged ly missed striking hsr last night "Trefoil Trcsstires.' the exhibition VVCCC— Musical Scoreboard. A w o f Ctohimbua. iM t night in the Friday and Saturday, April « and 7 total of 151. a Jump of 2.6 percent. Brownies. Intermediate and Senior State Motor Vehicle department, L ^ t Saturday, Mra. Amanda of the H s r tfo id a r l Scouts at the 4:15— I WDRC—Boxing BouL members o f a $.300,000-a-ye*r St. John's minstrel show, Hol- Initial clalma numbered 28, of Girl Scouts. 140 leaders, Rs.sistant according to the report of Court Blasius was struck In th* ihoulder IL «C C. b o **. M l* Con***"*:*. leaders and troop roinmltlee mem- ' State ArmoM"flSst Saturday. Both \\\i // W TIC — Stella Dallas. , 10:15— abortion ring. IlstPi school, 8 p.m. Clerk .William V. DeHan. ! Com* in for W ON8--Jack -Downey's Music i WONS—I Love a Mystery. a* *he stood at the mailbox In 824-828 MAIN STREET TKI.. BKl. MANCHESTER Y ou n t and Mi** Carol Howe*, St.'M ary's .80-60 club minstrel. which 16 were new. Women filed hers. 23 Connell and standing com­ thought * uie exhibition most The arrest* followed s raid on 79 claims, and continued clalma Fines grossed 81,174, wdth re­ front of her Wlntergreen avenue ijig ii icbflpl aenlon who attended 'The Show Boat." nt the church. mittee members, Seven Associate I worthwhile and Inspirational. Shop. 10:3(1— an apartment while an abortion mitted. appealed and suspended or WHAY—Pledge Program. WTHT—New*. home. - Saturday, .\prll 7 totaled 127. Scouts and one executive. At the was in progress, detective* said. (ft rt* were, read and other matters | Old-fashioned dance for benefit fund which Is used for helping DIANA’S PACKA(;E "T IA T -C ro .sb y'a Quarter. I l'J:0«— I apartment be used for operallona; Jnroa; vice prealdent, Mra. Walter of Cancer Fund drive, at the ar­ List ’•‘Miicllark'’ Girl Scouts and Guliles tn />*ner MODESS Because ! W T IC -N e w * and Music. ! and Pearl La Osso. 32. who of business voted on. A supper DONAHUE PACKAt.E 5:80— will he sponsored by the elass ; Anderson; recording aecretary. mory, 8 to p. m. countries and for promoting better claim.* to be a regi.*tered nurse. 12 W T IC —Just Plain Bill Frequency Modulation some time in June, the date to be Mr*. Paul Rvan; financial aecre­ Friday, April *0 international understanding. It’s .always the fa.ehion to be FOREST PACKAGE W T H T —Joe Girand Show. The doctors were identified a.* tary. Mra. John Tierney: treasur­ At th^Ciri'lc arranged when strawberries are Cowboy lecture, “ Roaming In A basic training course for new W ONS— Clyde Beatty Show. W FH A — 108.7 MC. i Harry H. Ki.*her. 59; Alexandria comfortable and poised and FRED’S PACKAGE in sea.*on. The new look-out com­ er, Mra. Arthur Smachettl; mla- Wyoming." bene5t of Boy Scout leaders has been started and la W H A Y —Band hy Demand. W im t— FM 98.7 .MC, Plavaka. 52. and Ijiwrence Radin, treet at arms, Mrs. Frank Devoto; Mode.ss is so soft, so safe. P. M. mittee Is Mrs. Lottie Finance, Mra troop 126, B— 8:00— Arthur Godfrey. MX Center St., Tel. 2-9R14 screen play based on a novel by tary school playground yesterday TEL. .'Ifil W D R C -R ecord Album. 9:00— Somerset Maughan Show Theodore Bonnet, produeed the film Injuring four grade achool puplla ...... R24-R28 9:30 — Plainclothesman. 1 STORE HOURS: and their teacher. Rom* 150 boya ‘ in England, MANCHESTER W TH T — 8«reno Gammell. r 10:00— Boxing: W'restllng. and girl* were playing In the yard ' MAIN ST. Weather. Concl.— Newareel. D^ly 8:30 A. M. to 10 P. M. me iinie , The Bureau of Engraving and W TIC — Emile Cote Glee Club. Sandsys and Holidayn at the time. Concl.— News Bulletins, p . . , „ r r in «p ., c H._r. WONS—News; Stock Market g;30 A. M. to 8 P. M. bert Sails wdth saving many more Reports. money and other securities of the Effective At Once children hy ahoviting a warning as 6:46— he saw the tree toppling. Federal government. WDRC— Lowell Thomas. Denies Lobbying WTIC—Three Star Extra. WTHT—Weather. Against N. E. Mill WONS—Evening Star. 824-828 MAIN ST.—TEL. 5161, MANCHE.STER 6:56— W TH T— Edwin C. Hill. Waterford, Conn., April 4— UP)— 2 :00— Insurance Commiaaioner IV. Ellery WDRC—Beulah. AIl>-n aaya he didn't lobby against WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. WTHT—News; ■ Headline Edi­ th* proposed New Ehtglsnd steel tion. min on hi* recent trip to Washing­ 'Shop WHAT—Symphony Hall. ton. w n C —Here * to Veteran*. He said her* last night that he had been In Waahlngton aa a mem­ 1:05— W TH T—Music. ber of a live-man adviaory board BRIGHT WHITE PORCELAIN E:. AMEL on Insurance problem* for the De­ 2:16— partment of Defense snd that hla Use on wolls, woodwork, oppHonces, fix­ Thursday, Friday, Saturday WON8—^Tello-Teat. expense* were paid by the federal tures. Com pares with boked-on enamel. WDRC—Jack Smith. government, not by the State of wnC— . ■" Conducts. Non-yellowing, stays bright white. Connecticut. I W TH T—Elm er Davis. Hla statement answered one Smooth finish cleans quickly, easily. | g m ra 2:80— made Monday night by former . w n C —News of the World, State Senator Perry T. Shafner. WTHT—Lone Ranger. New London Democrat, who said W’DRC—Club Fifteen. he had been told Allyn waa in W”n c —News. Washington lobbying against the WONS—Gabriel Heatter. proposed mill. 2:46— Shafner said, too. that he had WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. aaked Governor I./)dge for a time SPECIALS! W ONS—News'. table of Allyn's visits to Washing­ w n C —One Man's Family. ton. 8 :00— AII>'n did admit diacusaing the BRAS WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. proposed mill with Rep. Horace NYLON CLOSE-OllT WONS— Story of Dr. Kildare. , Seely-Brown (R-<3onn.) whom he WTHT—American Agent. advised to “get all the facts" be- GIRDLES SWEATERS W H A Y — Emile Cote Glee a u b ' fore committing himself to sup- 1.00 W T IC —Halls of Ivy. ! port It. 8:15— 2.29 WHAT—Stars on Parade. Phone C*. te Expoad 4.59 Regularly 1.25-1.50 8:80— Regularly 5.98 Regularly to 3.98 WDRC— Dr. Christian. New Haven, April 4—(/Pi—A Odds snd ends In broken col­ A W H A Y — Morton Gould Con­ plant expansion program costing Save 10% on custom awnings Ah nyl«n girdles, zipper clos­ Sllp-on styles with short ors and sires. Plus sll sires duct*. $23,600,000 has been planned for ing with nylon elsstlc sides. sleeve in broken color snd in cotton or rsyon satin In W TIC —Great Gilderslecve. 19.31 by the Southern New Eng­ Sizes 25 to 31. sires, 34 to 40. white. Sizes 32 to 38. 5-piece living room outfit reduced WONS—International Airport; land Telephone Company. Stock­ New*. holders. holding their annual meet­ ordered before April 7th W TH T— Fat Man. ing here yesterday, were told the 9:00— company intends to construct 17 3.45 CHROMED KITCHEN LIGMT BLOUSES 2.49 SLIPS 2.69 ffegvfcrfy WHAY—Night Watch. new buildings or additions. Install DEPENDABLE SHALLOW WELL PUMP W TH T— Bold Venture. 102 switchboard positions, add Dress up your home for summer— stay 10° to Fimtlsh your living room now at extra room-ootfH savings. You g et a fwo-cusHooed sofa and matching 2KX80, aew Regularly 2.98 to 5.98 Regularly 3.29 W TIC—Grduebo Marx; You Bet .38,300 dial central office lines and Hard working pump gives quiet, faith­ Bright, new beauty for th* kitchen, convert 10 exchanges to dial opera­ 20° cooler in hottest weather. Choose made- lounge chair of long-wearing Figured Frieze, plus a lovely cocktail loble wHh two matching end Y'our Life. ful service longer, thonks to W ords ex­ exiro savings for you. Wh'it# gloss Odds and ends, some soiled some one of a kind. Smart multifllament rayon slip* in tailored WONS— 2.000 Plus. tions. All directors were reelected 10450 3.10 or lace trim styles. White, pink, black and to-measure awnings from Wards, in sturdy Army clusive feotures. Pumps 3 50 gal. hr. shade with eryslol louvered bottom Whites and colors In all sires but not ever>- tables. Bow arm styling and lustrous Wolnut finished wood trim. TrodWoitol-sfyled tables hove 18988 WDRC— Harold Peary Show. ' at the meeting. navv. Sires 32 to 42, tends clear, rodiont light downward. style in each size. Sizes 32 to 44. duck or DuPont's super-durable "O rion "— both up to 25 ft. 20-gol. tank, controls incl. Mahogany veneer tops, select hardwood balance finished to match. Gloss Inset fat cocktail table. ft - protected with color-locking vinyl. Avoiloble fat COTTON ARE YOU 5' 2 " OR SHORTER T NYLON o wide variety o f styles, patterns, and colors. THE.N BUY THESE GOWNS AND ANKLETS BELIEVE IT OR NOT Buy your now awnings pt Words now vdiile • SHORTIES NYLON SUPS 45c Baseball opening sale of Airline radios this speciol l 0 % discount offer lasts. ' 2i9 fo" 3i9 Regularly 59c M E N ’S L O W Cotton batiste or seersucker In full length or shortle All nylon w-ith nylon lace In Green or ns\’y nylon. Anklets atyles. All colors Sizes 32 pink or white. Not every col­ that dry quickly and wear Jot down meoiurements for to ss. or or size. well. Sizes 9 to 11. IB4.9S AIRLINI the ownings you need on this WORK SHOES hondy formj bring it to JUST 16! PM-AM RADIO PHONO COTTON FABRIC CLOVES Words to leorn how little ALL WOOL ROBES Regular 1.50 ...... 99c 17488 your new ownings will cost. Regular 2.00-3.25'...... 1.49 6.99 Black and brown nnly. Sizes 8 to 8. Rich FM, Mallow AM radio powered PAIR Regularly 10.98 with 7 tube* pk» rectifier. Phono a»eiitlty j iMtes A. t» 9. | t««k** *• f ^ ^AJl wool aoHd flannel In coachman style nr ODDS AND ENDS TABLE ploys 7 8 ,33V6 end 45 rpm. records ' ‘plaWb in study coat styte*. Sizes lO, 12. 16. DRASTIC MARKDOWNS ON SOILED. ootomotically.j lO* speokerj bu»- l i r *0. M. 4X. 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land of gorgenus scenery, Switz­ committee mattera in which he may be dla- the Republican Town I Reactivates 508th erland. From Switzerland, the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COkN . WEDNESDAY, APRH. 4, 1961 qualified”. i _ , met. • O O P Town ChaH-man Davis Cubs moved West to Spain and Republican Town ^Chalrmta said today he considers tbs Re­ irortrayed a bull fight. The bull had an-Amerlcan Oil company alRned Proposed Bills Woiild ^ William 8. Davis states the Airborne Infantry the better of the fight, felling two GOP publican Town Oommlttee’a sum­ ported they were operating. They an agreement last January with Russia Make's committee did not feel that the picadors, as well as the matador, Lodge Approves Saudi Arabia to split profits on a mation of the procedure aa a much were allowing only persons well- A b o u t T o w n Directors’ proposals went In the before It, too, fell exhausted. Bush • u ' n " i - _ „ ' cthe National Atrlinw, WajhtngtoiC 50-SO basis. more complete one that the "rath­ Washington, April 4—iA5— The men cliautlng snd whirling aroniid School Bond known to them Inside their rooms. Clarify Counsel Post direction the charter originally in­ er hasty" measure adopted by the I.abrce-Furlonjf pc. Tha bridegroom, who to S This meant an average of -Kh to 12 Building Outlay Members of all Catholic This agreement called for royal­ New Proposal tended. Army announced todayy the 508th a steaming cnnldron was the Cubs Miaa Alice liO " of Commander and M a. Frank to Trim UMT ties of about 34 cents a barrel plus Republicans members of the Board of Dlrectora. idea of a part of Africa. And last of Mr. and Mra. ®Mwart FurlOM L a g ^ ^ an afternoon.. t Mothers Circles are reminded of ' ' '• He said the reaaofi the Bowers- Airborne Infantry regiment will Terms Voted The bookies are making calls to payment of Income taxes- that Board of Dlrtctora were consult­ came U. S. A. and that famous of 78 Srhool girtEit Hklit Hlirliora, | achoolg Um m afiil im (C'ontinufsl From Page Oney the April monthly Communion In G O P bill had not been presented be reactivated later this/ month at attended school* Uwre and 1* now a central point in Ocveland or the Family Communion Crusade. raised the total to about 50 cents To Big Foiu ed, Davis said, and they agreed to American acciic, tlie "Spirit of '76." and Willlani Kenneth** ------L *B re« of employed by Capitol Alriln**, Director, and Repuldi- for consideration of the Board was Fort Bragg. N. C. . ^ ' After the presentation of "Cuhs Alexandria, Virginia, were m arri^ trom Draft Measure Cincinnati for race results. They as the problem is one of engineer- I . ' a barrel. supersede their prertoua proposal two-fold: It was thought the Waahington, D.C. , call only on races on which they The Iraq Petroleum company (Continued from Page One) can 'Town Commiltcc S m .S n .T T li.n ,,”"'" with a Republican Tohsm commit­ The regiment will form a separate Around the World," the following tills morning In St, Bridget* H Directors Act on Vari­ Ing ' Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay of Board’s bill hsd slready been sub­ unit assigned to Tlilrd Army head, Culls received awarda: have bets. Lodge also Instructed Macy. to i Phelps Road ha^ made plane res- currently currently Is is P«y paying ‘ "8 about 34 cents tee sponsored bill on the town cliiin ii. rhe double-ring ceremony Submit Measures to A t once it was alleged the word- mitted by RepresenUtlve I^Belle, quarters. The Army said it will be Richard Dubanoskl and Alan wa.a performed at eleven o'clock ous Public Matters on apply for iiiinllolled portlona of ; c-vailona for Tampa, Florida, for | „ barrel. In Iran, the Britlsh-own- Andrei Gromyko yesterday at­ counsel appointment. The GOP and the Town CJommtttee, like all cd Aoglo-Iranian oil company tacked the, latest western pro- . I I _ rv. _ ing and Intent of the charter had made up of key personnel drawn Pratt Wolf Badge Gold and I bv the Rev. Robert J. Carroll. Tra­ Asks Police Help win Attempt by bond i8.suiH authorized for voca- A.pril 11, and will proceed to St. Anelo-Iranian oil company Assembly on U lS | n ite followed that the char- bill, HB 436. dated January 25. other auch organised bodies, has Limited Agenda Fears Job Bill pays about 30 cents a barrel. posnl because It did not mentloii doea not Include any change in the from the 82m Airborne division. Silver Arrow on Wolf. John Pon- ditional bridal music wax played Obituary tional School construction In New J,p^prabnrg, whci-e her aunt, .Mrs. the right and duty to sponsor leg­ llllo Denner’s stniies and Wolf the Atlantic pact, Trieste and ------ter Intedcd that the Board of Dl- Directors' proposal on the town 1 by Mrs. Harold Garrtty and call* 1,1 fill to Water i Haven, Waterbury. Torrlngtoii and Bps^ie Mead of Cleveland, Ohio, islation It believes achieves the The regiment will be organized Badge. Stanley Mloganoskl One In Branding Case Thc Board of Directors last Danbury and for teachers college , been spending the winter. She American basca In Europe. It The current session of the legis- rectors could only confirm or re- I lilies and anapdragons decorated IJiicoiisliliilioiial auditor's term. best effect. I to provide for possible future ex­ year Service Star Hear Badge, j Bin Sponsored night approved of financing of the con.structlon in New Haven, Dan- | return by automobile with < was apparent, however, that Gro­ lature Is being asked to do some- Ject a nqminee of the fe "* ™ ' I the altar...... ager. nch-r, Others nnnonitelvoppositery held thathat OOP ProvlsIonB Both bills have been up for pansion lo regimental combat team ken Hiid.son Silver Arrow on I j The bride who was presented In Wallingford,. April 4—UP)—Th* bury and Wllllnianlic. : j^rs Mead who will remain In , myko had not received word from thing to clarify Manchester s ' Sy Chairman Vinson new Broad street elementary (Contin ied from Page OBe) there was nothing to compel the The Republican Town commit­ hearing before the Legislative strength, the announcement said. Hear -Lion Badge and Gold and]1 marriage liy her fatlier was at- central figure 1* aa puazled aa tM Funerals school b.y a bond issue floated for Out of a $7,000,000 bond is.sue ! several weeks before Local Stocks Moscow on the iqutter. charter in regard to the method of tee bill. Introduced by Represents- Committee on Cities and Bor- Oroinyko made clear that his Directors to adopt a mere "reconi- During World War 11, the unit Silver Arrow on Lion, Francis I tended hy her smler, Mra. Howard police are over the case of tta a term of not less than 15 or more , , , . haii<.f«'' vocational schools, $4.7.i7,150 j . Lieveland. , live Bowera, would, in effect, give Impose the dual job holding b.an , ■ allotted, the Cover- ____ | ({uotutionH fiirnlalied By rcaetlon was a "preliminary" one. appointment of the town counsel. mendation" of the general man­ ouRhs. was known a* the ,5t'8th Parachute Laliellc, Robert Dennison Wolf ' F. Bemipre of '235 Summit street, branded woman.. ^ Waddacten. April 4—VP>— *• than 20 years' term. There was the general manager three The NtruKgle now wilt be for the Badge. David Munson, Rtcliard Mrs. Anna Seale Cobum * Mlddli-brook, Ihe. Wording of the latest western A complication has developed In ager; directors might or might Infantry regiment attached to the and Mr. Beaupre w as best man for Mrs. (Jlayton Toeile, 36, wbo • DwnocraUc leader «*y« h« nlso some discussion on use of fi­ chances to nominate and "certify'' adopUon of one of them, or for Sylvester Gold and Silver Arrow Funeral services for Mrs. Anna proimsiil hud Indicated that ex­ that two bills to achieve "clarifica­ not follow such /recommendation 82nd Airborne division. M l. LaBi ce. live* at a trailer camp, told police liy to amputate Universal nancing sources In the future 1:00 P. M. a nominee for town counsel. If such modifications as may result on Wolf. John Hesscr - Pack In- €cale of Brooklyn. N. Y., were tion. During the ...... pressed disagreement between tion" have been introduced. as they chose. If they did not so I The biido wore a uiIhI blue suit Sgt. George William* ahe h*d no Training provUlona from within Connecticut instead of pur­ The allotments must‘ be made by I at. , theme churchciiurcn ono.i Golwayv. j. street, there was still disagreement the During the Normandy invasion, slgnlH, John Gartner Denner’s held at 8:30 this morning at the yesterday, Majority Lender allotments must be maoe oy j,„hool Rank Htoeka the eiisl and west on the a'genda The method of appointing Man­ choose they might name their own in compromise. j w'ltli toa.st accessories and a 'small idea how the brand-—e circle and a \V P Qulsh Funeral Home, and suing what has been a .35 years Bill Asked Board of Directors might name a the division was commanded by stripes. Klehard Ross—Gold and ag- O ^ . U i r r bUl before the was narrowing ronslilerahty. Gro- chester's town counsel Is of little man. I cloche, accented with brown vcl- half circle with two Inverted let­ at'nine o'clock at St. Bridget's practice of financial dealing with First National Bank counsel, or It i»lght let iU right MaJ. Ocn. Matthew B. Ridgway, Silver Arrow on Bear. Bruce Ma­ ivcl. Slie wiirc a wlille orclild eor- He appeared to have mvko's roliitrodiictlon of the three direct concern to the voters, but A considerable wrangle seemed ter J'a— got on her left thigh. church. Rev. Robert Carroll was the First .National B.ank of Bos­ of Mancliostcr ...... 30 — ta.do so go by. in which event the now the three-star commander of son. Jack Purdy. Danny Donm r - ■! sage. Tlie malroii of honor wore a ggggIderaMe Republican backing, siibjerts ycsterdiiy siihjccts he possession of the office, as events In the offing when, to settle the Is at Luiieheon She aeked police last night ti> the celebrant at the mass, Rev, ...... -‘Hartford National last fall proved, is of high political matter. Attorney House withdrew general manager would name a the Eighth Army In Korea. •Silver Arrow on Bear Billy Pa­ i navy blue suit, red arecsEorios and tat admlnlatratlon leaders still General Manager George H- nas mentioned before but not re­ quette, W Porter Gold Arrow on help her find out. Bronislaw Gadarowskl. the and Control so that I the Wesley group of the .S uith 63' •J 66'.J Cuba gradiinleii from Ciilis to i\ reception tor fifty guests was 13, I of the Old Poet road) and an­ Mudiman of the House L*bor ^ d Burial was in St. Brldgel'a ceme- anil Tru.sl ...... j told vf.stcrday's meeting of the is also good for two years. mads possible only by the defec­ body to exercise its right. Thus, I operation the town has received the useful puri>ose of estuhlishing I ....miiiittce n i .slate llscal olli-I .Methodist W. S. C. S. this IJfe nnil Indemnity Ins. Cos. action might depend on a six, High school senior who received Present Program Scouting snd received tlie Webelos ■ liciil at l:3anieH and the other In much different were correct in their charter in­ whether it intends two-thirds of t./> M fur Rt'uiit two year* on a charge The measure Is Memorial Mas# ’ ! services lo.st a motion to cause the had put asitle differeiii es "to serve 90 95 the state who received similar l evening. March 30lh. First, the Stamford. April t v Stum- •IcIiM H Scivaes of P.iist'iii, Mass., Sl.lTd.OOO pr»»je« t In build a .sta- Aetna Casually ...... iFiiid Sisters form, drafted by the Republican terpretation. even though they the Bosrd memb* rship or two- of br.."..h o. peace, and took Wll- Chairman Vinson (Ga.l of t ^ general manager to invealig:ite awards She was acrompanled by Cuba presented a scene In a res- ford Hospital nurses have iccoii- and llicir daughter. Miss Sophie A month's mind mass was a larger piihlio intrre.sl. diuni and auditorium at the I ’ m- Aetna Life ...... 67 69 7’own Committee, of which several gained possession of the office. thirds of those present. Presuma­ sidered Ihell previous leleclioii llar.'H Into ci slody on a similar Staise Armed Services ' other mcmey and service sources Neill* Aeeoril 115 Mrs \Vllllam Slover of the local j taurant in .lapan with the patrons Scn.ii's of Ira: I NorHilleld. Ma.ss. said this morning at 9:'M| "The whole state is entitled lo versity of Conuerlu iil. Ib>\vcver. , Conn. General ...... no directors are members. Thus, hv unanimous vote, the bly, since other measures require of the hospltiirs wage offi’r and cliargc ; n w w l d permit drafting 1 at this time. It was voted that a 34 37 j 111 Trash Home h.nfer I drinking tea and buying souveiur*. On their return from an Ulian- a m. for the respoae of the soul much satisfaction," commented the Governor saien Mothers acted as nar- the request today. n< cording to \ fi idiiate of Hartford High released pending trial after post­ bered, who was a teaoher “ I l^e there was some question . about The , three ...... mental. in tjt\itlons and refused Maitford Klee. Lt. . 47'-_, Town Committee. of the Slate Library and were ad- I,eroy C. Brown, iio.spital superin­ hjy next week, he Intends to of- ability of local banks to handle Uieir concessions if they ■ mediately available. trodvued by Representative La­ wording of the charter provision I rator Next eanie the famous al liool, the bilde m employed hy ing his bond. Keeney street school; and Miss their Constitutionality. In lho.se j projects planned for them are: I Hartford Gas Com. ..3 6 '.- I I Miss Shayv's eondillnn came to It Is pos.siblc, report liM it. that dre.osed by retired judge Mallble ffT a BUbstltute bin. the tW n's financial affairs, but hg Belle. would, in effect, give the as follows; "The Board of Direc­ ! story of Wllllain Tell to depict that tendent. Ida P Mindoll. home Instructor Instances, the ultimate decision Fairllold State Mo.spital iNew- to pay higher royalties. So. New EIngland Tel. 321, I light when Mr.s. Blevins leaned unless some workable compromise in the SUte Library building. - Hla bin would retain the present for the physically handicapped, was Interested to learn If any sav­ - ‘ to the State Supreme ' ------• — r,i,int The statement by Premier Nuri In the wording of the two bills Board of Directors the full power tors shall, upon nomination of the was left town I : Sewage treatment plant, .Manufaetiirlng Companies from a window lo rail out that her lo choose a tow'n counsel and set Orford Pariah Chapter will hold draft age brackeU of 19 to 26 while returning to Hartford from ings or improvements In service 19 21 can be effected, there will be no general manager, appoint by a Court. modernize boiler plant, six phy- Pasha A1 Said was m reply to dc- American Hardware sister was "awfully sick." Dr. John his pay. The provisions under its April meeting tomorrow after­ years imd extend the length of this town, met a tragic death on might be made. 49 52 clarification on the ap-^ntineiit majority vote a town counsel Lodge Jiald he recognized that sieiaiis' residences, employes’ resi­ ni.inds in piirlu-ment for national­ Arrow Hart & Heg . , A. DePasquale walked into what which the general manager would noon at 2:30 In the Federation service from the present 21 March 1. when their car skidded Tlie BroaT street school issue, 33 of a town counsel to come out of whose compensation shall be fixed such a course was open to him dence budding and rtiloi inatioii ization of Iraq's oil iiuliistry. a Assoc. Spring ...... 30 i Camillieri described as a vermin- . have any connection w'ith the Room of the Center church. Mem­ IT OEFIEI IREAKA6E months to 24. The Viiwm bill off an exist ramp of the Charter with leeway its to the term of the 16 18 this legislative session. by the Board of Direetors upon bers of the Chamlnade club will also. It was because of that, he plant. .step the parliament of neighbor­ Bristol Brass ...... 1 littered apartment and found Ml.ss choice would be struck out. cans for 86 months. Oak bridge. bonds, will be sold for the temi said, that he would not say wheth­ Norwich Stale Hospital (Pres- tMllins ...... 195 2 1 5 Shaw on a tattered couch, her left • The Background recommendation of the General entertain with a mu.sical program. * cArtkur Jbrug^ that will reflect the best Interest ing Iran has authorized. Am eri­ I Last fall, by reason of an un- I This bill would amend the town Tfce Barden bill would retain A memorial trust fund honor­ er he; would . or...... would not- sign — the . toll I : power house and nnder- EmHarl ...... 46 49 leg gangrenous. 1 Manager. situation for the town. It wa.s In­ can. British. French and Dutch usual alignment of its members, i ■erne loaored physical and ing the two local school teachers joh hill should his ronference ! j,r„imd cleclnral service, Fafnir Bearing ...... 4 0 '- 43'-:: The physician said she must I charter provision to read "The "The General Manager »o».ishall j ander.s Frary & <'3k 252.5 27 At the hospital today authorities / town counsel, whose compensation his nomination for the office, u . - l U X l l U i l > i.rx The Iraq Petroleum company is counsel to ."UccCed Attorney | me are standards used by the the Mindel-Secord Memorial town. Whatever' develops, siiid Uidge. „parlm eiil building, remodel nu ili- t^Poinle Plaseomold1 3 ' . 4 ' . described the woman as still in I shall be fixed by the Board of Dl- the Board of Director* ahall not internationally owned. A 23-'’4 per —- Charles S. House. LaBelle is a lead- ' multary services In January, 1944, Fund, it will he used for an In- The Board also voted to accept he himself ha.s alway.a Intended j surgical building ami oeeiipa- 36 38 critical condition. Meanwhile the I rectors. " t’ ndor this bill. HB 1337, I; nest of Theater cent inlcrc.st is held jointly by | New Britain Mach. Co ifig Democrat, Hou.se an outstand­ approve such nomination, the 942 Main St. ManchesterComv yrCm admlttlngiy "scraping the Bcrtbed plaque In the Keeney $2.63'J.97 from the state, represent­ and still intends to abide by the I nonal tlierapy building, 27 30 ] whereabouts of Mrs. Blevins re- dated January 26. the rest of the for Imtreai Hek Standard Oil Company iNcw Jer- North & Judd ------ing Republican figure in town and general manager ahall certify a bottom of the barrel” for men. street srhool. and for work with i ing a state grant of about one spirit of the dual jobholding ban in | projeet.s also are lo be under- 1 9 '.j 21 's I mained undetermined. charter wording would remain un­ soy I and Socony-Vacuum, Inc. The Riisscll M fg...... second nomination and If the Manager Ralmo of the Circle Valentine The Barden move will enable physically handicapped children third the cost of Improvements at making his appointments. ^ , taken at the Cedarerest. Laurel 55 58 The situation brought fro^a state. I changed. company op-i-rates on oil field at Stan Wks com. . . A t the time of the choice of Ls- ] game Is not approved, then a third Theater haa extended an invitation ‘‘YALE TUFFY” RdpubUcans, among whom there the Robertson school. Before the' news conference. Heights. Diiras-on-Thames and Torrington ...... 37 39 Thomas J. O'Neill. Hottslng au­ The hill also contains a second nomination. If all three nomina­ HAIR TONE The general manager noted that Kirkuk in Iraq and has eon- Belle, it was at once held by Re­ to the members of The Women’* DRUG STORE Salu i«B(l Miitiaaat leatrong opposition to UMT. to Democrats asked I»d g e and two t.tnderrliff sanitona; at the Mans­ Terry Steam ---- .104 114 thority administrative assistant, section, voted by the Board of Di­ J-evstt he may shortly be able to secure eessions covering almost all of the publican partisans that the town tion* shall be rejected by the Auxlllarv of Maneheater Memorial alt back "and see how the wind other Republican slate officials to field and Southbiiry training .sclmols , 1 8 'a 2 1 ':! the claim that "public housing had rectors, relating to the town audi­ Board of Director*, then within Utile . 7 3 9 * U.N. Task Force a definite an.awer on the chance of country. Union M fg...... charter had been violated. hospltsl'to be hi* guest* at the WRIST WATCH lilasrs ’’ as one of them put It, he- take steps which they said would for mental defectives, at the State's IT. S. Envelope Comm1 77 81 become a dumping ground for the tor. There was some doubt as lo the town to secure the Hayes ' The communique said negotia- The charter provides that the fifteen (IM days after, the rejec­ matinee performance on Wedne*- d-ensct fore striking out on their own. add $4,300,000 to the .state's gen­ Prison and at Long I.anc School V. S. Envelope Pfd. . . 66 70 Old Age Assistance division. the clarity of the charter wording tion of the last nominee, the property on Purnell place for a I lions to formalize the agreement general manger shall recommend dav, April n . of "The Mudlark.” Unit . 69< Representative Short of Mis- Makes Progress eral fund. for Girls in Middletown. Verder-Root ...... 39 42 setting forth the auditor’s term. public parking lot. The question of I would begin this week. I Fourteen factories in Japan a nominee to serve as town coun­ Under this section, the bill Board of Directors may. by a two- l* an English picture baAed on Shock rtiistini, luminous dial. eoari, senior Republican member Such artlons. they contended, Tlie above quotations are not to third! vote, appoint a town coun- , Victorian period in Enfrllsh sale comes >ip for hearing shortly Bili-k Ingham Palace is where The government's statement I each is producing more than .500 sel and that confirmation be made would amend the charter in that OB tha Armed Services committee xvould reduce the .State s deficit t.c eonstriicfl as actual market.s, by Board of Directors. It is also (CoBtlBoed froiD PBge OBe) in probate court. It was noted. British Royalty lives while in Lon­ gave no figures on the amount of I .sewing machine units per month. "The auditor or auditors so desig­ I I History. Irene Dunn plays the role aad one of three—two Republl- far below the $7,400,000 figure es­ j the incrca.se. However, the Ara'oi- '.ail are approximate markets. provided his compensation be set I " I f the Board of Directors shsll ' Victoria. It was reported that the town timated by Lodge and perhaps don. nated shall serve until the first end one Democrat—who yot- have been reported. Official pic- by the Board upon recommenda­ 1 fail to do so within said period of | „.(n pp necpssarv for the mem- insurance survey now being con m.ake unnecessary the increase in Monday in November of the even ad against the bill In committee, Uires raised Tuesday's toll to three ^ in.sofnr as coverage of the tion of the general manager. I fifteen days, then the general her* planning to attend this mat COUPON the sales tax the Governor h.as yesr following their appoint­ tas said he would support Bar- destroyed and five damaged. ^ j town's puhlie building fire and General Manager George H manager shall make the appoint­ Inec to contact, not later than Mon­ den’a measure. suggested. Waddell recommended Attorney m ent" FMfth Air Force~ fighters ‘ and liability riskii is concerned, la cx- RepubllcMS Art ment." day. April 9. one of the following AdmlnlstraUon leaders, al- House for the post. With its then bombers hammered the Red trans­ peeled to be completed by May. Subsequent to the adoption of ' The Bowera bill also clarlfle.* committee: Mra. William J. Shea fboogh admitting they've got a Directors Walter Mahoney, Al- aligned forces—two Republicans 7464, Mr*. Albert T. Dewey 6788, port network. Preliminary reports (’asl Is Removed Democratic mmon- this proposal for the right of the town counsel to lot of scraps and much oratory den Bailev, John Ijippen and Ray voting with a Democratic minor! secure additional legal aid "In ' Mr*. Edwin C. Higgins 4946 ahead, atlll are confident the Wednesday showed 28 vehtcles majority of five of ' ment by the Board of Directors damaged or destroyed and several , Warren were named -as a eom- ty pf three, I House will accept the Ui*T fea- direct hits on the Sonchon rail millre to study town employre From Dropo’s Arm BOBBY I toret of the Vinson bill. . ] wage problems im luding a i-o.st of - I PINS * ^ e r e was scattered ground: living adjustment which. If ap- Boston. April 4 - (/Pi -The cast A d m i r a l flgMlng on the western front, a ' proved 'voiild become rff- Civ ,,1\ Red Sox slugger Walt Dropo's Honsecleanuig Boys Would Extend brief skirmish was reported eight i August 10 ^ __ fractured right wrist was removed NEW miles eouthweit of Tonchon anti j ^ . • today and Dropo immediately made DISH C LO TH S, h 23‘ l 2- i s ! No Chtsinf Jeh Tee Mlft KEO. 18c EACH. 15X18-TH.------'- fLtmIt - ...... 6). 1 ^ J Rent Control another sight miles southeast of | | | i| o n O O K l P plan's to rejoin the team Friday at see it today at W atkins Yoneh.on. Tonchon Is six miles Augusta. Ga. Sponge & Chamois north of the border and 36 miles Dr. Ralph McCarthy, team phy­ (Oeatlaaad from Pago Oae) Service ('iil sician. Instructed the big first lerte'Saesf* CA s k ' north of Seoul. 4-pitu Chtmeii U. N. ground and air forces ^ baseman not to swing a bat or do .& • Connecticut never haa Invoked a any heavy' work with the wrist Ideal for ear or born* D O AN ’S PILLS fiAc ^ claimed 1,795 enemy casualties in , fliate rent control law, but the 1940 (('ontlnned from Page One) "for at lea.st a week or fen clays" sleep better on it tonight... yg* tizc. Tuwe or 40 amiT i) ...... V / w g BORIC Tue.sday’s fighting The V 9 1951 iMfialature adopted one that could The Sox leturii to Boston Ai>ril 13 ACID be need In case federal rent con- Eighth Army reported 1.410, Fifth jI p-p^irv^...... are closed down. The for thivr threc-g{ime exhibition rounty grand juries are In session Powder orciyital* trole lapea. Air Force 250 and carrier-ba.sod scries with the Braves. The base­ XaBelle said hie understanding Marine planes 135. In those towns ball season opens April 17. siiM that the present federal law, Two American tank forces thn" In Hotfie cities, wagering In Removal of the cast percept Ibly EPSOM SALT iqc 17« horse rooms went on. apparent!v r the only w loM extendi, also will termi­ crossed the border Tuesday in the _ . . — wire brightened spirits around the Sox 1-FOUND PACKAGE. MEDICINAL (LIMIT 1) . A w nate June 30. west pushed two and one-half undisturhrl. Toledo rare office. The club's supporters were Tlie minority leader aU» report- mllea into Red Korea before they service still is operating. plunged into gloom Monday when allorgy-fro# pillow that •A UuR the caucus, after hearing were forred to withdraw. A vice squad spokesman in Co­ reports eame from Sara.sota, Fla., NavMrkMslat tart*/* Certea CtfHU a Democratic member of the lumbus event went so far as to that Dropo might be Irsit for six TYSON say that ofTieials were ronsidering lo eight weeks. Today, however, CALAMINE ICC . . BOOK Houae Finance committee that a givot moro R u b b er Qloves nova was afoot to boost motor elo.sing down the state eapitnl’s Sox off.ielnls minimized the slug­ LOTION. PHENOLATED, 4-02. OIZE (LIMIT I) one exclusive race Information MATCHES vehicle registration fees, went on Report Purge ger's injury as "only a s'aghl OnIjT secord as being opposed to such .service. Empire News Service. rack.” _[f4e; Empire News Service said to­ roitful sloop tatlon unleaa Information was In Red ( Jiina Spectacular INCH (L M t l) fortbcemlng to show a need for it day It was operating as usual. A Rep. Louis LeMalre (R—Nor­ spokesman said It did not serve Iowa Court Barks walk), chairman of the Houae FI (CoattBOPd From Page One) bookies. The vice squad apokes- Dollar PLUS the NOWIWitk Vifmlm I- r>Added nance committee, told reporters nian aaid police had checked Em­ Rutledge Seiiteiioe who questioned him about the execution at Nanchang, Klangsl pire and Biund no bookie clients. Oamocratlc caucus action that no province capital. In some eases local officials ap­ Value! AYTINAL ■pecific proposal to raise the fees There was no way to confirm the plied the heat; in others the dis­ Des Moines, April 4—(/P)—The GOLD SEAL GUARANTEEf WITH ITAUAN had been made. many reports heard here or at continuance of wire serviro came Iowa Supreme court today upheld BALM the convlctloirtlf Dr. Robert C. MINERALS The prisaent fees are seven, nine Talpeh. , . moi-e mysteriously. In Steuben­ Compare! OLAfStN OUhee 4-ounce battle or'elevea dollars per year, graded The Nationalists have charged ville, the telephone company mere­ Rutledge, 29, of St. Louis and said Here u a world of guaranteed YEAST abcording to the weight of the ly said that service to one known he must sor\*e his 70-year term for ' fett/t OLEUM BAYTOL the victims If the Red purge al­ ' f i - o f c sleeping oooifort for 'yon • • > & IRON •noo ... .*3 fiTNNtrpliH B COMPLEX whicle. ready total more than 1,000.000. bookie room had been discon­ the slaying of hla wife's bachelor , Cher a three month* tOcc 7Q| Bettit OM LeMaire said a proposal to in- The Red radio broadcast a peo­ nected. admirer. TABLETS supply of capsule* Dr. Rutledge was .sentenced in j with the Playto Siqieffoem Pillow ... Conuini a natu­ katd* . . I V a/ too . .. A erease the fees was “in the disciis- ple's daily editorial calling on the Sheriff Ralph Paul of Columbus ilon stage," but that no definite said there were no .bookie joints May, 1949. after a jury convicted | ral source of viu- public to "smash thoroughly” all the piH«w that carrie* the aasaunt of increase had been pro- in tiie county. City police indl- him of fatally knifing Byron C. j only min B complex Brewers Yeast vitamin E Caps 91! counter revolutionaries. T ABLl-.TS. Buttle too ■ .______.(O-ms Bottle lo e ...... " REG. 2Se enled there were bcsikie joints in Hattman, 27, St. Louis aireraft 49‘ It praised the example set by re­ Gold Seal Guarantee. See thi* acienee-perfocted BAG discussion originated In the the Columbus area hut said they engineer, in a Cedar Rapids hotel I Vitamin CTablataYQ* cent executions at Peiping and , Thiamin Chloride QOi CANDY Motor Vehicles department, Le- Tientsin and urged that the purge , were outside the rity. \room. pUlow today. Feel H. Prea* it against your cheek. Bottle too * * . • w M *j-rag. Bottle to o ...... ■ Mplre said. Per.sons who know what goes I Tlie defense pictured Hattman be stepped up. [ as "a \ eneiinni-s viper-who aceoin- (Tlie revenue from the fees fi- The Red broadcast then tiinied ' on in the tiotling world .ssid the M o s t Yooni see and feel why Playtex is America’* greateat oimees this department and also biggest gambling house in central plishecl his desires with the doc­ to the ease of five Canadian Calli- tor’s young, beautiful and beloved contributes to the highway fund. olic nuns, arrested la-st month and Ohio closed after the New York, pillow vain*/ Come in, phone or oae the handy A 61 Increase in each registra- hearings of the Kefaiiver com- | wife." Sydney Goodrich Rutledge, accused of causing the deaths of daughter of a prominent Hannibal, tton classification, the amount La- 2,116 children. It hinted this might mittee. I C o m p a c t BuU eonpori hdow to order yonr Playtex PUlow* now .' Mo., surgeon. Ha.-said the Democrats under- be a good example of how and In Columbus bookies still re- waa under consideration, where to "mobilize'lhe mas.ses." S i is 3 heights "•EOUIAI" end "IXTIA-KUMT amount to allghtly more It said more than 1,700 "repre- tl {H-Oane* i thsil 6999,996. Motor Vehicles aentatives of housewives, workers, Big-Picture TV gr/fit fUait Qbpmiissioncr Charles F. Kelly medical profession students and >E TEA aaid.. ) various other circles" hurled APRONS 'He added, however, that he be- charges at the nuns at a Canton | Ever Built Ubved that if any Increase were meeting''Slaxch 30. The nuns Have n i c t s M 9 u e a Sir,. 23' tathorixed it should be more than been turned over to a people's 61« but did not indicate that he court "for punishment in accord­ b ^ made recommendation to the ance with the law " on Long-Weoring Fiber Soot Covers! Ipinos committee. It was not disclosed whether L teported that his cau- they were present at the rally, MODEL NO. 16R11 , Bias dlBcuaaed the two labor where demands were made that to the House yesterday they be sentenced to life and pub- , SAVEo'Tiircstona the Democratic-controUed Sen- licly degraded by being paraded ‘ EXCISE TAX INCLUDED a|k One would establish a 75- through streets of Canton. Now . . . from .Admiral . . . big picture television in lb* ^ 0 ^ SSMf. llts-an-taour minimum wage for moat compact cabinet ever built. Yea, this aenaational ANEFRIN state industry, and the other FIBER SEAT COVERS TABLETS bliablblt an employer from Paid Huge Fee new 16* Admiral is practically all picture . . . In a smart, juination against an em- atrcamlined cabinet that m*easurea only 17>/4' , dr an applicant for employ- • Smart Pattams Hit 39‘ because of his age, unless In Trucks Sale what a picture . . . clear as the movies . . . on Admiral’s t over 65. | • Smooth Fitting amazing glare-free Filleray tube. Easy lo tune as a radio. V II* aaid the Senate vote on > Open Tuesday . miahnum wage law, opposed ((toatiaaed fmfn Page Oae) • Long Wooring Complete with etcry important 1931 Admiral feature, only one Republican, gave rise including built-in directional Rolo-Scope antenna. 199 S-\" " at it would paaa the Rc- He related expensive dealings Evenings to 9 ntrolled House. were involved in selling the sur­ Compare . . . many new T\ sets skimp .. . . bate no plus veSiicles and getting them into built-in aerial at all. Admiral leaveg nolhing out in this ON TV "Stop fha Music," ABC. Thun., 8 P. M. ED? IM MS r.*M«t ISUM Tls IS 1 the U nit^ States. [I He said he paid the Schnitzer | greatest TV value of all I Brothers Steel Co., of Portland. Notices Ore., a 6127,000 commission for All Metal Compactsi acting as brokers in lining up the ' Free AVdam Oasi'aa AEC deal. , Theta are lewaHd #«>»*»«» o f T k a sk s m o s t s i d a n s ■Hmn£ DemtmAtUittoiv An but of cour^ astUement of { Installation WATKINS ^ engraved limulated filagree*, fi I "Sdrick MOOESS EVANS «i0AfS a n d c o a c h e s wtetad eMsaeU. AM ^P **- UGHTER ------^ tr ^tiiaak all of our acigh- 642‘,000 was pal'd the estate of a ' J i I BLADES taalMw N*f Etrtafi* far 0>* naar aeU .ot Joseph Freeman of Uoa Angelea, \ Fata* OMme SO UBHTEB FUHD , qnapaUiy sbowa us dur- who Green said sued for 610,000 for | a/ I SIM flalik...... V -njTO.'S-asaaaaaa . .4>mP ; -taa ' • ( OERF-btloMd allegedly helping to acquire the' M a tic k e d e ^ : ITBCSB- aapwiislljr i trucks in Manila. ',, Lei'pi .S' N" ga^aa aad doctor’s of tbo Green 6 66*406^6inalstcij 9 Freeinan g ^s^a66—^666 did noth- 11 MTO STORES ' taaruiUl Botpltsl 'snd the to earn the inoney, but that * YO m FIRESTONE DEALER ' i eetUement was msde because, 836 M AIN ST.. TKI.EPHONE 7«80 ttd B s r t f^ RsllroaCT^ Freemkn left a widow and a small F&D ^TkB ttxigu famllx. 1 (fiuld. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, PAGE SEVENTEEN biANtHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1951 ball where It la pitched. Sunday he had three for four, all ainglea. ^pjfciUgfOB iMecfs Up with / Twice he hit pitchea on the out­ ride comer through the hole on the Jack Kramer Pitches Well left aide for base hita and the other was pulled Into righL Manchester High Baseball Nine to Play 14-Game Slate \psox, Dropo in Sarasota There has been some speculation - as to who would get the first string ifd M r All Ears Department Daily Double ♦the hott«t (lay ulnca arrlVinR catching Job. Red Rolfe, Detroit’s , Bir Mia TmMmgttm managers, told a Boston scribe They’re telling around Chi­ T lhere. Manapi'r Stove O’Neill, In a Giants’ Hill Problem that ’:Matt Batts will be your first Overheard fragment of con­ THE Royals Defeat I k Vtoilda—After looktiif at Na- j clubhousej‘,ubhouse meetiUKmeetlnK a* minutes versation between two prep cago how a newspaper sports m Explain Moves f Open with Arch-Rival I I ;' mg rookie he had seen. with more on the winter book The aoiithpaw. who gained fame In said yes, and he said that he was I by short- _____ I Sets; Also CCIL Foes favorites, for the fourth year in a 1038 with two consecutive no-hIt Chatter hear at least two versions of what’s field and Quonsel hut at Ml. Nebo. I Maintenance of the baseball It had to come sometime, of ' rampaged all over the I>troit a i.|eraall Promising lHiie88 Ciit8 Short By Ralph Roden going to w-ork. He can help u s ; ^ipon. Listed on tho .Agenda Mt. Nebo Is located north of ndd and the (Juonset hut at Mt row that la. games, was released recently by as a righthanded relief pitcher. 1 going on In the boxing trade here­ course, but a pro basketball final J TIgera to the tune of « and I “He's got it," Dom told Steve .Associated Press Sports Writer I Wa.shington won a frce-hlttlng Seven of the men selected Spring street and south of Oiarter Nebo costs a gooil sum. Is tl Tivr Teams Reaily for j Manchester High win plsy s 14- Walking out onto Pa.vne Field the Chicago Chihs. Meanwhile, another veteran abouts—both confusing . . . The playoff without tlio Minneapolis O’Leary in an Interview. "Never Announcement by the Bravos Simmons* (laivrr Handsome Jack Kramer, tem­ 16-15 victory from the Cincinnati Action on the Polish Americans cOach and manage teams In flak street. Park Superintendent worlluvldle to the lown to us.- Lakers is like Fbhets Flelii with 11 e<* lA’aiflie Season; I gams bssebsll schedule during ths . in Sarasota was like strolling | saw a kid come up who could do pestuous rightl^ndcr of the New I'ighth.inder, little Mufry Dickson. official version, heard lii the IBC that Ernie Johnson was being Reds at Leesburg, Fla, The Nats baseball Little League this season Hot-are Murphey reports that Ml, numey year after year luajHiig tm- out the 1 lodgers. You just can t O I I- . coming Bssson. PrscUce sessions, around the West Side Oval K 'e o ’- so many things so well m the field. Red Box York Giants, confronted with a nhso turned in a neat job in Grape­ request for admittance to the Twi­ Nebo la comprised of eleven acre.-, prove’m’enls to a baseliall field that shipped to Milwaukee came as Tneson. ArurrtAprll 4 i-T III- ■scored seven runs In the first In­ arc veterans of Twilight ofllre, is that Matchmaker Al Weill picture 111 Seek One illore Lniry vvesthsr permitting, were scheduled ’ thing seemed Just Hk* home to this If he can bring his hitting iip a lit­ Jacksonville. Fla., April 4 — (/D "pitch or else" ultimatum, has fruit league play yesterday. Dick- ning and were never headed. The light Baaeball League wUI be one In this area Is a football field, a r,p( used, and to a Qiionset hut no surprise to thi.s writer when Boston’s Red Box play the first nesB halted kl Simmons’ 2fi cya were in­ . ___ - Lhp pncl of Mav. for Ri*b Baker. It gax'e Hie red-hot Royals and IritRiir for thp APAfion. Th4*y be played at home and a stmllar told thus writer he wnjiled more and plans to keep only ten. O'Neill that he jii.st eoiildn’l ronlinue. Ix>-1 llic ehallcnge with a brilliant per- inning without a lilt. Wnlly ! feated the Atlanta Crackers, 8-6, franchises in ’.he league for the Manchester, without an\' que.-t mn. i baseball roach, c'ltl he tliCj ally games In the Fastem Ba.sket- formed of the decisions prior to Nino Bogginl. assistant Dodger i sixtli ranking heavyweight, will Ithcv fairtv sizzled sgnmsi Minor- nr« thp r«rtA Oirt«lnii, Garden number on foreign fields - ball League the Sox giant first than anything else to be a Red breaking camp so that they will have to get rid of either Evans pez asked him to wait awhile be- j fnrniancc yesterday in Mobile. ' Westlake walked, stole second al Atlanta, Ga., winning out In 1961 season. They are the defend­ The .Soccer field rates A-1 Tlie fpntured inalniclor at Saturdav’a moveii to third on a pas.sed ball coach i.« a former varsity catcher get his first .New V..rk showing at apcIlH. t’’> r lldrd slrslghl victory (’ii'ovr ('utt'rrrfl, Wulnlil Two game# will be played with baseman spent a few moments with Sox player this yi-ar. He imeks wouldn’t .ship anything on to Bo.s- or Paul Hlnrirhs drafted from fore making hi.s decision. | Ala., as tlie Giant.s shaded the 1 the tenth Inning on a hit by Billy ing league champion Hamilton f,iotb»11 Held IS toi's. wilti few , linic at Maitin field In ill the hest-of-tive Western dtvt- ravprn, SUk rd Wslter Dropo CCIL rivals, Bristol, Middletown, the paner each day and was right ton. Mrs. Johnson has left for Mil­ the .Jew York Yankees Riniinons .said no. i Bfi.ston Brav*es, 10-8. Kramei Props, playoff champion British main Sion plavoff. Minneapolis bad' j,;,vv ( lull A slxtli team la Hall High of West Hartford, Meri­ the ball. Friday his double cia.sed waukee by auto. We head south to "The Indi.ana have been fair to allowed only one hit and no runs , Omar Lown and In other games, the St. Louis Americans, United Aircraft. Rock- Assi.stanl Prosecutor in Town. Vejar is advancing lo the in ('oiinecticut. The entire « " » slugging Ho.-lon Red .Sox HrsI up to date on the outcome of the Hlnriehs lost a week out of the Dutch I.a>onard limited the Pi­ bout class and I’liul I’eiider, fla.shy won the oiienmg K.aiiie before thr uoiiglit Any team Inlere.ated In den and Hamden. Home and home a one-nin lend held by the Giants Miami and up the east coast of spring training due to the death me, and I want in plav fair with m five innings. He walked four Browns snapiied their 11-game ' vine. Silk City and East Hampton Court. is enelosed. In addition, the In 'i' i pu.scmaii, currentlv on the Injured r,»of caved In playing In the Rec loop I# aakad to hard coiirt games. He got final ' and fanned three. rates to two safeties. Boston middleweight.-may appear aeries have also been arrangsd with It was a long blast to the left Florida for West Palm Beach. of his father O’Neill plans to give them. ” he .s.-dd. ”I can t help you losing streak by downing San An­ Bombers. Only six teams will com­ ball field has a separate | Uat with a broken wrist, claims Rnrhester. therefore, will meet contact rre.sident Pagani. Rockville High and East Hartford results right here In Florida field wall that needed only a little Boston jumped Into a 7-1 lead Mike Barcia, hefty righthamler tonio. 4-1. behind three-hit pitch­ here . . . The guys who figure Al from the baseball and soccer fields . through a state paper. .Still mas- Vero Besch. Orlando and then to him two or three pttehing chances i any I'm going home to prise the circuit. The Polish Amer- Owners' the L*aiirel Park Golf is ahilltng for heavyweight Rocky he It he ready to play opening day the winner of tonight’# New York- A much Btrongcr league It #«en High. more height to ricnr the fence. Mrytle Bench in Smith f'nrolinn, .see my doct<)i-* in Milwaukee and j in two inning.s but the Giants tied of the Cleveland Indians, went the ing of Ned Garver and Dunne Pll- Range. Frank Rubacha. Ed Wlerz- Ml. Nebo has the faelliliea hut ..Duke ITnlverSIty. one of the •Syrseuse «crap for the NBA ‘ saging a sore side received earlier on the northward trip and In the cans, for many years a-member. ------Marciano, managed by Al’s son its fneilllies are not used to any thla aeason with many of the star Coach Tom Kelley will face a He is up over .300 in the Grape­ training site of the Hartford Chiefs find out wliat s wrong with me. ! the count in the sixth and won the route aa the Indiana turned hack Ictte: Beaumont nipped tlje Chi­ showed no Irteres when the league bicki and Stan Grzyb, have offered Marty, give it lo you another way power.- in college baseball, rhamnlonshtp. The heated Esst- players from the now defunct In the reek Dropo sat nut Friday’s Bofilon »<*rioA with the Brave». the New York Yankees, 6-3, at cago Whtie Sox. 6-5, with two degree. Manehester Higii plays tough task getting hla charge# fruit League as are most of tlie I’m finished for Ihi.s year. ” , 1 game for Kramer with two inns was being formed this sea.son and all their golf range equipment for J _ . They c laim ’Woill figured to downed Yale ve.sterday rn I>nr- ■ , rn Division rivals, tied 2-2 In IhSit Mniiehester .S.ifthall TwilighI , session with the Giants but was a players. The que.slion Is, Can Pler- Thus for the first time sinee ^'o the seventh. I»ckrnan Tucson. Ariz, Garcia permitted runs in the ninth and Dick Sis- four or five home fnothatl gair..■■ iiam, N (’ . 3 to 1 reacheis t'ol-| pruned down and ready for the Braves failed to have a representative sale The tjuirel I’srk range "'**jgive Layiie. Miirptiy. et(.. matches tu'sl-of-flve series, will rlssh at League lieliig adiierl to the rosters opener, three week# from Friday. handy man with the stick Sunday. salf hit major league pitching con­ 1024 Al Simmons is packing away 1 Moote Irvin doubled home the nine hits. One was a two-run lei’s two-nin homer In the 11th at Ml. Nebo. Six independent U ✓ lege in New Britain will play a • banging out a tremendoiis homer RcmI Wing8 Even Beaumont, Tex , April 4 i/P) present at either of the first two located on Middle Turnpike, west would make them look bad hall gamea are played at the field 8:30 p. m lest 1 111 New York’s The league will swing Into arltpn The achedule follows: April 27 sistently? He only hit for .2(55 his big league uniform. winning runs. homer by Yogi Berra. Luke Eas­ inning gave the Philadelphia Phil­ 1 19-game Imseball schedule this Ofltti Regiment armory on .May 7 All games will hr play over the len field wall that Is .IT.h Lefty Warren .Spahn and right­ Kramer, who claimed he was , ter paced the Indiana’ 12-hlt at- lies a .5-3 victory over Brooklyn. organization meetings. Last week and was unexpectedly rewarded The schoolboy soccer team plays, Brlatul, home; 30 Middletown, with Louisville Inst year. Manager I^opez sniil that Pat Bolduc has been elected with a senes of crowd-plcosing 'season R iy Ia*genz.n. of 'Tlionip- It’s the first time m four years j nt jhe t3iarter Oak I-ols. away; May 1 \Ve#t Hartford, away, down the line. That ball travelled By now you have read about Plavoff Series hander Dick Donovan will pitch railroaded" out of the American taek with a single, double and the PA’S notified President Nick roughlv a half dozen contests at i sonville. a former University ot would siiift Jake Flowers to Angelo they wanted to again field coach of the Silk n ty softball wingdlngs . . . but the question still home. Basehatl. well, the less said the men of Mlnm auolls failed to meeting of the .league will 14 Meiideii. away:' 7 Rockville, at least 400 feet and maybe more. the new switch inaugurated Sun­ for the Boston Braves today as the thud base roarliing spot and Mel I League last year by the Boston triple. Tlie first triple header In the I Conneetii lit atidele, has j^cii gam tlie fiiinla. They had cleaned |„. Wedne«day nlgld. April HI Manebester Tribe attempts to avenge yester­ The St. Ixiuis Cardin.als w-nn a malors orciired in If^O. Brooklyn a team In league warfare. A de­ team. The Aces will play in the is how the flglilers can cash in on th,- heller about this sport at Ml away; 9 Hamden, home; 11 Mid­ day by O'Neill, that of sticking Harder to ftrst. Ho said he would 1 Red Sox, won only three games their IK'W popularity on ttie air iianieit lieml foottiall coach s. at up In Hie National ts'agiic, the n 7 ,,i F.asl Side Rec. ■While Dropo was in conyersa- Montreal, April 4ir> -Form day’s loss to the New York Giants 8-6 decision over the Detroit played Pittsburgh and won all cision will be handed down tonight. Rec Senior I.x-aguc. First practice ■ ■ ,, , NdLo. dletown, home; 11 Hm’kvllle, home; Lou ^iidrenii at abort and mov­ ask tlie Cleveland nmnagenient to j and lost six for the Giants in i Meriden Hlgt> In addition to I Iasi year m the NBA 15 Bristol, away; 18 West Hart* tlon. another Red Sox star ap haa taken a shellacking In the The next time the National Tigers at St. Petersburg, Fla. The three games Other Important matters to will be Sunday morning al 10 wave.,. The managers wall meet The ba.sehalt area ha.« been used ing Junior Stephens to third. That get him another eoaeh to help out ' 1050. o’clock at the V-FW. All positions I Friday to demand more TV dough, I c o a r l i i n g f lhall. Ray will '**"'*'! q-p,,y'ii have to'p a y to see the ford, here, 22 Meriden, home; 24 proached with "HI Manchester. Tt temporarily benches Johnny Pes­ Montreal-Detrolt Stanley Cup play­ I.,eagnerH square off again.st each in the bull pen. I The big righthander spent ten come before the bosrd will be sparingly by teams In the junior ' mntliematic.s Wmdtiaiii lligii are o5en Bolduc will be a busy, They'won t *nd what The ' finais this time, however. East Hartford, home; 26 Hamden, was Johnny Pesky, the peppy ky, but the whole Infield situation other will he in the season’s open­ I years In Hie American League adoption of the league sehed^^e, and intermediate leagues 'Wiliimantle has been accepted to Alter trailing by one point at Liilliei*iiii8. Saiiit8 off series. man again this summer for in Bd--jcan they do “ bou^it . American la'glon Juniors I niemhership in the C n i, Tlie away; 31 East Hartford, away. ’ third sacker. Johnny has a good depends upon Captain Bobby Four games have been played er In Boston April 17. Boston drop­ Snddler Wins '■'■'•I' Loiii.s and Boston. The plus first game pairings ^ e the quarter, Rorheater was In memory and wanted to know how I Ued Sox obtained him from St. dltlon to coaching softball he 11 • plBvrd onp or two Al inu Ttlie.id. __, *City s., silioni replaces Mam- Doerr. The latter ahowed no signs so far -and the home teams has ped a 10-8 deei.ston to the Giants league will open either the last We Wanted A IJve One command al! the way last night Slav DracHorkcul the moving pictures came out— of weakening Sunday aa he rat­ Ixnii.s along with Vern Stephens .serve as nlavor-coach of the Silk floUI. Twillpht IsOApur tcAins. or den Hi';h. Windham will not en­ lost on each occasion. In Mobile, Ala., yesterday after I».s .Angeles, April 4 -JA j Sunday in .Vpril. April 29. or the , .. . Johnny Clark, whose numerous .schoolboy nines. have turned Init not much. Mlimeapolta the ones token two years ago when tled a double and a pair of singles FenIhcrweight champion .Sandy ^ in 1047 for five plnvrrs and cash first Sunday in May, May 6 The city baseball team in the gage rival U(TL schools mitll the seemed lo be rllmblng a ataep (Jiarles lo Ki8k Montreal surprised the hockey leading 7-0 estimated al $300 000. non-profit publicity for the non- thumbs down tn the past on play­ basketball season.. Tonight’# box­ With two weeks of bowling left the British American Cluh com­ m three trips. Billy Goodman will Two more players have left the Saddler. New York, emerged with ■ Hamilton Props will be one of the league activities Include doing a bit of hill, never reaching the top, al- be at first ba.se until the injured world by-whipping the Red Wings Kramer won 18 g.anies for the ing at Mt. Nebo. ing bout on teevee from St. Lout# Emanuel Lutheran took four peted In the Nstlonal Tournament Braves. IMtcher Dtek Kelley of a technical knockout victory over Corter's Work Clothes teams in the opener. The other profit KeeneJand race track, re­ If the faellitiea at Mt Nebo are WBVA f'llllnK short. Grown on Mav‘30 Walt Dropo returns. in the first two games on Detroit Sox in 1018 but tailed out in 1040 will flml Vern MIfrhell and Bill Thr l.akrrA, rcrtllElnp their tltlr point# from Sovilli Methodist No, 1 at Kansas. It may be recall«1 that ice. But the Wings, showing why Qiilney, Mass., a Bo.ston snhnrh, Los Angeles’ Freddie (Babel Her-! teams will draw numbers to de­ Tonight’s scheduled Indoor base­ cently tried to get a photo of War not being used, wtiy should the • the BA’s made the trip to St. Louis Williams and DlMaggio form followinc a ripped shoulder mus­ For Painters, Carpenters. Plumbers ball practice of the Silk City team Bnscoiii in the headline Friday WRS ebbing away. miiHlered all ! and .'ll .lames N 2 look the Cen. they’re champions, rebounded to will go to the Boston farm train­ man last night after a non-title | cle in tiie /iprlng He won six termine which night they will open. Admiral looking at the statue of town continue lo spend money on night it avill be rhiick Hunter and tTUcagii. April 4 — M5 — Joe on the same train with the Bosox. two-thirds of the garden tenders. C.. to ...... The league plans to play .Sundays has been cancelled The ?quad will hia celebrated sire. Man O’ War . . . their strength and ehmbeil lo ter ('wngos for f"ur points to re even the series on Montreal ice. ing site in Myrtle Beach. S fight marked by almost as much ' and lost eight, and when asked to improvements’ If Ml N"'"’ >*" ^ Dick Wagner from St Nicks.. ; matu tieil for first place in the Maxim, ruler of the llghlheavj- After shooting a few pictures, a Who’s in right? That’s the only in May. also every MondY'. Wed­ drill Friday night at 8 at the Clark asked Bud Craves. War Ad­ wltliln one point of Rochester The hard-skating Detroiters join Hartford of the Class A East-1 v^rhiil. as physn ai, aigunynl. take the full 25 per rent cut. he attractive enough today to i alch Heavvw’eigtit champion Ez.z.ard Church Bowling I-,esgue. welght boxing rankz, will have the • gang of writers gathered to shoot problem, Billy Goodman will play ern l>'ague (Tiarley Gorin. a Merman fans in the crowd of nesday and Fnday nlghti. Tues­ YMCA. miral’s Negro groom, to lead« the with 60 seconds to play. But here when Dropo returns. How that whipped Montreal, 4-1, last night balked The Red Sox sold him to | the fancy of baseball teams tn Charlea will risk his title agatnat they were playing wdthout George Standing# law of averages on his side when the breexe behind the baekstop pItcJier and rniversily of Texas pomi t;nvc vent to a .storm of boo.s day night has been set aside for horse up to the statue . . . “Bud particular tt never will be. Joe Maxim In a 15-round bout In he tries to win the heav.vwetght » while the Sox were taking hatting guy ran hit the ball. Billy doesn't on the Montreal forum. The un­ the Giants wliile Kramer was still I MAffiWiSf’S Roy Llpp holds down first placa objected: "Don’t think Wah Ad­ MIkan. who had fouled out. and predictable best-of-aeven series re­ aliimnns, left to join the Brave.s’ when Referee .Abe Roth ruled it a postponements and for tie game rihlrago on Mav 30. .The Detroit crown from Ezzard Charles. ' practice Sunday afternoon. It was hit for the fences but jii.st hits the hol'ling out. In the race for the high Individual miral would like dat. Mr. Johnny, A considerable amount of that waa too much of a disadvan­ Rmqntiol l«ti1h8ron .... sumes at Detroit Thursday. Tlic Milwaukee club in the ("lass AAA gfin ro.nd TKO after Herman re- Dnroeher served Kramer ^^*itb 1 pteyoffs. Tigers have been able to win only St. .7«mr* No. 3 ...... Charles will defend his title In average championship in the Pip knows dat thing ain’t alive.’ monev lias been spent on the tage. next game Is at Montreal Saturday the ’’pitch nr el.se” ultimatum aft- i Umpires will also be selected at maintenance of the various fields, four games In spring training Rochester rookie Joe McNamee *41. No, 1 a 15-rouiul bout with Maxim at Northern Connecticut Bowling ftf.nth MpthofllPt Nn. 1 Chicago Stadium May 30. Sport- with the final at Detroit Sunday. ers are in Shreveport, I.ai. the sixth. er the piteher had complained of i the meaUilg. The pa»t Bports Before Your Eye# tn addition, a sizable sum was i-onipetitlon to date for the sec­ tipped tn a basket with 3.5 aeconds | League. Rolling w-ith the Glaston­ ond poorest record among the ma- Nnith MfthndlPt N-* 1 j , sored by the International Boxing In laat night’x contest. It was members from the Northern Con Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilklpson spent on the purchase and erec­ left, and Mlnneapolt# waa flntabed Sreond Confoi ...... Detroit ail the way. The Wings Dodgem nseticut Board were assigned to bury Lucky Strikes, Llpp '* tion of the Quonset hut. Tlie hut ts lor league teams. Detroit j j , Club, the match will be confirmed Is flirting with the idea of build­ After the game. Coach Lea 8t toLn'p ...... when the two fighters submit coni stnick for two goals in the open­ Miami. April, 4 (/F — The aging 129.48 per game. used only several times during the four wins and 12 setback#. The North MuthodlPt No. I work all league games. ing his secondary defense next fall Harrison of Rochester said "It a a so tracts Friday to the Illinois State ing period and for two more In the Brooklvn Dodgers may have the (ourse of a year. Meanwhile, St. Louts Brown# have won hut good thing for pro hnsketball to Hi nn U’*t p No. 1 Attempts last night to merge the around three 18-year-old aopho- members of the Rec Department four games w.’hile dropping 18 Si. Mt'Mi I'tlfft N-> 2 . •ri' Athletic Commission. finale to more than offset .Mon­ benefit of Erv Palira’s pttrhing R^eraeed have another team on top for a '.’ I Maxim was oiitiioiiilid hy treal’s solitary second-period mark­ iwo local baseball umpiring boards morea, Larry Grigg, Billy Bookimt maintenance crew aie Imsv paint-i Rdl Mlkly of Temple St. B n ’Ui-'l • N*‘ 2 for a few National Ix-ague game.s failed when state officials were un-1 and Jack Ging . . Grigg, at 1..5, Iha#'.7e. It II help the game no '' .nx'.ff Charles in three previmis n.ui-ttlle For Sale er by Elmer Lach. before he is ordered to report for , Sports Mirror ine and repairing l>rok. n win- ; 29 2 points per haim- last ha.sUet Tpiim'I" Bffih Sh"l“iM able to attend the meeting al the i.s the biggest of the lot . Jack end ” sji affairs Their r..ui lli ni.-ellng, Leo Relse, Metro Prystat, Gerry Induction Into the Army j Fod firehouse. Another Kramer, who says lie is giving up ,lows. door an.l window ImUs and hall Thla, however. w»s little c o n - I pt Murv p No a , 71 with the heavyweight hoimr at End firehouse Zl"” Luthpr^n ...... Couture and Sid Abel counted for The Dodgers announced yester­ Today s Year Ago—Mlnnes^lls North End nrer.ouse. _ ------' imnls touring, may tackle tourna­ supports, and V l n . l , m i d With R h od e Isolation to John Kudta. dapper 74 fxtAkc. fi^nrcB tn hr h nrnr toM-up. the Wings. meeting 1# planned In the lot of money is being speni on a 8t Mpt> P No. 1 ...... day that Pallca, who helped spark was chosen as the site for the 1961 ment golf next. He shoote in the pVojWrtWMt 'Neho, which gets only 1 Island Stale. Mlkly played | ^""'•W„tW^\ut"pra^^^^ Golf Range Equipment Some 14,500 fans witnessed the Brooklyn’s late-season drive last N C. A. A. basketball finals. future. upper 70’s without mv*th practice game that was a rough-tnngh af- and la a 'heck of a competitor at a minimum of use. An appropria-1 2.> games, ______| c.ster. though, saying ' I ho|«- Ihev ffalr. Detroit had 28 shots on Gerry. year will rejoin the club pending Five Years Ago-M°"^*** i receipt of Ms Induftion orders feated__ Boston, e-2, for Its _ W ra ^, Together .Agal ; anything . . . At.er tliose first go nil till' way and 1 think they McNeil and the Canadlens had 23 atralirht victory in the Stanley — . { b««Uetball baUles betw een Hie. i w ill if they keep up the fine play ” Bolls Lights on Terrr Sawchuk. Yankees C*up hockey playoff ftnala. toined ! Knioka and Syracuse Nats, it seems i Mikan. handicapped during the QAS STATIONS! OARAQES! DRIVERS! In the other semi-final serle.s, and Bo McMlllln _*’*7',tar'end i likely the referee’s pre-game 1n- Williams Agrees to Place I „pries w ith an Injured ankle. Toronto beat Boston, 3-1. to take Tuc.son. Ariz. Apnl 4 i,V< The Ten Year# Ago — : tossed tn 32 points last night In a Clubs Clubhouse New A'ork Yankee players have resigned aa president of the Na­ a 2-1 lead. tional Profeaalonal Football 'back whn I say 'break';’ ' desperate effort to [lull his team UNIFORMS decided to ask a minimum of $25 ball Uam when McMlllln coached Boxing Title on the Line 1 through slnglehandedly. But Man of DotSile IRnthirtton for any future guest appearances League, bitterly protesting the ap­ there Now McMlllln la new head pointment of EHmer Layden as End Of The Line Rorhe.ster had too many guns Mots Truck on radio, television or other func­ coach of the Philadelphia Eagles p’us the all-importsnt home-court FOR EVERY JOB! New York lAh -I.sni Novikoff. tions during the spring Ira.ning commissioner. in the National Football league. Larry Gardner, who helped Babe , .soon before the New' York Alhlelic Twenty Years Ago — Maur^n Philadelphia. April 4 T Ike edge. the "Mad Russian," led two minor l.searon. They adopted the the rule Plhoa hOE been a etar end for the Ruth w-in his first major league" (TVimmi-sion. Orcutt won the Women a ball game, will continue eui U. of Williams finally has decided to Amie Risen. Mlkan’a renter op­ • r.unranteed! • Perfect Fit! • Lettering! Mower Ball Picker leagues in batting the aame year! ' at a meeting on Monday. pro outfit for the past four years. ponent. swdshed 26 points. Jack In 1939 Novikoff topped the Texas mnd South golf championship at Vermont athletic director and base­ defend his lightweight clmiuplon- Plnchurst. N. C. ball coach although he has reached Mv Old Kr«iriicUy Home Coleman, w'lth 1.5. and floor leader • RmWems! • Fast Service! League hitters with .368 in 419 Wotta Pitching Staff! ship hut it seems likely Imlay the Bobby Davies, with 12. h1.s,< were- Evorything ntodod fo go into businos*. For times at bat He waa playing for retirement age al 6.5. Larry made Jhe Twin# Have It three hita the day P.utli, a lanky Trenton. N. J. punclier wailed a vdle. Ky. iJ’' Since 1x7.5 ' iiisti umetilal in Rorliestei # vic­ Tulsa and waa promoted to Los Sahslmry. Md. T' When the Sports Forum southpaw pitcher, made his debut little tiKi long lo make iqi lux mind. j^e race was first run. 461 tory PER SET dotolb COR Monchosfor 2*9391 or 2-3087 Angelea In the Pacific Coast Salisbury cluh won the Extern ,Sn if.s no hmgei' nrc e.ssiirv to FROM $6.90 E u t Lanalng. Mich.—(/Ti-Four . . . The 30.000 Little I,eagiie base­ Frank iBlinkyi I’Hlermo. Wil- owners have started 799 horses In League late In the season. He then members of the Michigan State Shore League title in 1937 Its the Kentucky Derby al CTiun hill give out with the cry "break iiji AT prooeeiled to belt the horaehlde at Earl Yo.xt, .‘iporta Editor. ’ ball players I there’ll he more this ham’s manager, said Ike will fight oftor 5:00 p. m. cowthlng staff have twin children. pitching stars had an amazing Downs. The largest field to start i|he linkers ” They’re broken. a .452 clip for 135 limes at bat to Manchester Evening Herald. | summer I are featurecUn the March They are: Fendley Collins, wres­ record. Joe Kohlman won 25 and American Magazine . . . Most em­ James Carter of New' York In a the Derby was 22 horses in 1928 lead the PCL In the batting de­ Dear Earl: I ,.\oP I ,r-o. Jorge Cornelias w'on 22 Full IJneiip I wish to take this opportunity tling coach; Dale Thomas, as­ }' . 'i __ R.vntinskv won ' barrassing mishap of *"*the "spring f title match at Madi.-on Square The smailc.st fields were In 1892 DIAMOND’S ARMY & NAVY partment. sistant wTestling coach; George and loal 1. .w .u_„p i training season probably w as suff- and 1905. Only three starters w n t to thank the following merchants, | 13 and lost 2. Total for.the three Baltimore Garden May 11. Makrls, boxing coach: and Danny •e caused the reiinsyl- t<> the post in those years The New York iNEAi Wagner’s persona and rhibs for their gener- | 60 wins. 4 losses. 997 Main Sfro*f Monchostor Dex-^, aaaiatant football coach. pilehers oriole rookie, when the batting vanra'* Sta"te'^ AthTeVie'commission largest' number eser nominated entiv into Hie New York Metro- ons donation oCtrophies and serv­ 1926, 1 pollt'an Collegiate Baseball Coii- ices which helped to make our cage eollapaed. They had lo untan­ to lift its suspension of \t illlams for the rsce ''* * ’ ComebM-k Guy gle Dick like pulling a fish from a fereme swells the hiop to nine. various basketball leagues so suc­ A Slight Dfop hur'it didn’t ‘change the position smallest was 34 in 1876 net . . . Yale Coarh Herman Hick­ of the National Boxing As.soria-|______cessful. Tucson—(/P) — Attendance at St. Louis i/l'i Bill Howerton, man just moved Into Ills new' Wood- Every year these leagues are •d\ outfielder for the St. Louis Cardi­ tinn. ,, .. 1950-51 University of Arizona hridge. Conn . tiome, w luch is paiilt- The NBA had begun 'be formed and each player and team home basketball games showed a nals, almost didn’t get a cham e to , ed red . . Herman says that’s to 14 members of Its executive com­ ALLESOr•4’S la Inspired with great hope as they drop of some 2,000 under last sear play professional baseball. When 1 remind him of Harvard—but how mittee to detide whether to de­ he was a youngster he fell off a MEN'S AND BOYS’ WEAR look upon the beautiful prizes that son. During the season Just con­ j about thal red meat he’s so fond clare Williams’ title vacant be­ are set before them as a goal to . a cluded, the Wlldcata played before horse and received an ankle Injury of? cause he Ignored an NBA directive 723 Main Sf., Cornor Bissell St. Tokphon* 6614 ahoot for. Not only docs It give Jo' t 40,569 spectators al 14 home that resulted In oateomyelltls. to defend hts crown by March 31. Of Four operations and much hospi­ them a goal well worth going SOUO games aa compared with 42,513 Arch Hindman, head of the NBA, after, but It brings together-good C H O O S tfW ^ for the same number of games a talization finally corrected the ail­ Recoiiiiiieiicl said the poll will contimie despite RAIN OR SHINE clean aportsmansllke conduct. tA C R ' year ago. ment. . , the agreement on the Carter, I also would like, at this time to 100% PURE PB8U. COUPW 4**n@ llltfx G n r f l e n mateh. Results of the poll wont thank the officlala. who were so yiiil lllf, V F d n i U I l I made known until next week. I kind to take time out and to give ! Carter has only a fair record : far as title challengers go. In their services free. In officiating MOTOR OIL New' York, April 4 -/e. C3ty as , q the tournament games. College of New' York apjiarcntlv 61 bouts, he won 4- , SALE Rott In world. 4|C Of- is through with big time basket- j fought to a draw six i ^ MEN'S REGULAR 21.50I RAYON I This year’s trophy donators uallty choogo fo SprIoG were. The Balch Pontiacs, donors Srod* new. Sovo gp to 5#%. 21b. AUTO SOAP He is one of five boxers Palermo rOUR YOUR OWNI ball. of the Senior League award; Mor- run tfianaiu | Dr. Harry N. Wright, president named earlier as possible foes for oil tOAP larty Brothers. Senior League of CCNY', announced yesterday he Williams w'hen the NBA Issued its playoff champions; Joseph Mc- 10 Qts. O g Q TODAY’S BEST would recommend “.to the board of March 31 directive, GABARDINE COATS 2 LBS. higher education that we should | other four are Pen y Bassett Caughey. donation of The Most iseontinue all haskethall activities iquiadelphiii. with wliom ('arter | Valuable Trophy In the Senior 2H fills. 49c 1 6ENERAT0RS FUEL PUMPS 1 Madison Square Garden” t^^-o derlsion.s; Art Aragon of Robert Fulton’s streunlined iteambMt League, and the Army and Navy Thus, the school that gained Angeles. Del Flanagan of St. Single and Double Breasted Models Club award which went to the foul REBUILT LIKE NEW REBUILT LIKE NEW FOR MOST ALL CARS FOR MOST ALL CARS BUY! .’atlonal acclaim only a year ago t „n(j John L. Davis of Oak- Quickly turned into a dreamboat... shooting champion. IN EX- ^ w'innlng both the NIT and■ land. Calif. Davis sinec ha.s quit In the Intermediate Leag\ie, the 1 IN EX- ^ t c h a n g e ■ 4 5 (’AA Tournaments, then saw Hie ring. donors were, the Garden Grove CHANGE ^ 7 9 5 1 FROM S FROM JL even of it'- star players arrested Palermo saul that if \N ilhams to the league winners; the playoff n the fixed games .scandal, seem­ get.s (la-l Carter in their title go. champions, a trophy by Joe Bar­ ingly has joined the back-lo-thc- Ike will meet Aiagon al Los rett’s Plumbing and Supply Co . CROSLEY campus movement. Angeles June 19. 1 and Fred Blish, Jr., of the Man- CCNY’s uptown gym seats 1,100 This w as news to Matchmaker | -hester Plumbing and Supply Co . eompargd to the 18,000 at the Babe McCoy who said at Los An- Garden. . . geies he gave up a long time ago ” "ho gave the Most Valuable Play- "Basically our problem Is caused I b ^ Williams-1 ■r Trophy. CORDOVAK ht^an incompatibility between our i 'D * ^ fight Me- To the league winners, in the edueallonal objectives and the re- | ^ ,*{. he Is concerned, unlor League, a beautiful trophy 1 HnwAUife SHOCKS BONDED BRAKES outrements and practices of big i ' the light- IV Newton Taggart, and the play­ n i D ROBBER 1 trend New Oriqlnel NO RIVETS FOR A U time basketball." Dr. Wright said. « off champions received a trophy 100% RAYON CORDS. PUMIUMI 1 Car Equipment for CARS FROM WITH FULL ROOM •The aituatlon Is made more acute i"«>lKbl champion, Singk-breosfod comt with ragloii shoul­ ;iven by Nasalff Arms. by a low public sensitivity to moral The June 19 date falls on a night 11% MOU RUBBIR THAN ORDINARY TIRU 1 MOST 0 % A R f S E T O F which Jby state law goe.s to the In the Rec Town Junior Tourna- 1 ALL standards and to the responslblltty ders. Double-breosted has belt oil around. menta, the winners’ trophy was of the individual. The decision is Olympic boxing organization run lonated by the Naasiff Arms Sport­ being made with the full realiza­ by McCoy and Promoter CrJ KhI- tion that the garden as a place for These coots con be used os a topcoat os ing Gooda. VISION ^^Carter iR rated number ^evrn The officials who donated their playing may be at most a contribu­ among the lightweight challengers well os a roincoot. Water repeHent. Supe­ servIceB were Jim Murray, James tory factor." 1)V Ring magazine. First is h reddie Morvsth, Earl Yost and Bernle PREMIUM QUAUTY rtr* out. RAYON CORO I'jiRt week, when New York ITni- versity. Manhattan and St. John’s Daw.son ->f Chicago, who Williams rior Gabardine coots of quality. It's o must Gtortno. BODY. Ttio STRONGEST. SAFEST. LONGEST WEAR­ defeateil in Det'cmber, 1919. tn Ike s Sincerely yours. ING TIRE IT IS POSSIILE TO GET. Yot thoy are announced 'they would continue to Tht psMsngrrt were piceted ae punch pinv in the Garden, it has been last title mateh. in the weH-dressed man's wordrobo, eosy to I Mike SavericH priced up to 2S% Lou then ordinary TIrtt. SAVE T R IP L E ^ Hindman said Hull d 'be^ NBA To get thie grand treat with their luhcU stated that tXlNY would join them MONEY. Put a aat ol PREMIUM QUALITY ’’CO«- decides to I'cmovc Williams title, I ROVAN" TIRES ON YOUR CAR TODAY. f the Board'of Higher Education weor. ^ u o l in s t ^ . winner AU the Way approves. it Will attempt to organize a four- Dr. Wright aald, however, that man elimination to determine a Ptnehurat, N. C.—(Ah — The MOUNTID FRII « PRICID PLUS TAX BminnER'S " ’ A ' . ' i STORES^ SUCCC.SSOr. , rx . this statement "was wholly un­ •North-South Open golf champion­ (90i1(...... 15.95 740x15 22.40 authorized by. me or any member The quartet is made up of Daw- GRAY AND TAN. SIZES 34 TO 42. ship o f 1948 at Ptnehurat wdll go TELEVISION of my staff and was an unfortu-| son, Aragon, Flanagan and lieiie t 6S0iU .... 19.75 440x21 13.60 Ask the lapi ''' down as a milestone in the golf^g net*---- 6 —‘representation------».*i— of my atti­ Montane of France- career of Julius Boros. He fin­ Meanwhile. Madison Square 700xU ...... 2 3 -0 5 475,19 13.60 681 MAIN ST. OPEN TODAY UNTIL 6 P. M. tude. ished aa low amateur and tied 470x15 ...... 18.35 550,18 Garden officials went ahead with with Sammy Snead two strokes 14.25 MANCHESTER SW EAST CENTEB STREET Ronring Records preparations for s W iUlams-Carter Gray and Tan back'of Tony Penna’s winning to­ 710x15 ...... 20.45 550,17 TELEPHONE 5191 tal. At this tournament Boros al­ 14.65 lliiiii m u Also At 815 Tnimbun Street, nartfnrd ^'^Harry Markson. managing di­ .■ v.-. .w?' WHII.E THEY LAST OPEN WED., THUR8 ., PRI. UNTIL t P. MU I Detroit — fNEAt — Of the 102 SARDINE HATS $1.99 so met Ann Cosgrove who Is no'v i records kept by the profc.ssional rector of the International Boxing M r» Boros. football Detroit Lioiw. 42 were Club, said he expects to have Wil­ • Y THg 98BWPB Of AMf-BICAg LAftC58Y gBLblHO Atff S' I broken last fslL * liams and Carter sign contracts ■H' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN

ArilriM r«r Sal* 41 HouMlmif G«M* HAJSCHBSI'BK BVBNLNG UBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 1961 Moving— I'niefctng— Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanieit— Malt 36 Aatomohlles for Sale 4 Autotnohilea Pot S»l« 4 Ntnrag* SO AH BrnO U * Map to acU health, ROTPROOr Oanvaa covara m .T O N Reo, 1936. Good tire* and accident, hoepltal Iheurance. Plen­ Wards nrw Rotproof tarp* ,sU»P COMPLETE SELECTION ; C tlM group pUnnod ud mxdo » DpCORMIER MOTOR in good running condition. Call MANtlHESTEH . ackage Delivery WMk*«nd th* group loolud two euta, 80 paranU, and six dan ty of leads, furnlehckl. Large earn­ the chief cause* o< tarp wear-«-ro» lunch when MIm Shirley Welk, Democrats Win ^Mush ’ Moore Reaches End QassiHed ■olid maple and waxed Mreh ertlM, ' iMTnr union Oonrontlon July •- garden plot* and diacuMed how ehlafa Irt attendance. The April SALES. Inc. 7162 after 5 p. m. ___ _ Local light trucking and package ing* poealble 'with commission* and mildew. Waterproofed. Iiepvy lA Plana will also ba mads for Tolland county asslatant 4-H club dhlfforohea, cheat*, high ch'atra, planting might be done or theme will ba railroading. The SAYS: “ See these fine values delivery. Refrigaratora waahers and renewal*. Must have car. Op- 12-oz. duck: all aeama double* Modlnf delegates to the Norta- newly organised Pack 85 will alao agent waji preaent. Mra. Mar­ Chicago Vote I 1941 INTERNATIONAL Pick-up. and atove moving a apeclalty HELP WANTED bathlnette*, solid. ma{{)#,. hunk {M d d u istla n Endeavor Confer- planned. ^ ^ garet Andereon haa alao been a Of 6^000 Mile Dog Trek Advertisements today.” I 3-4 ton. Two new tires. Rcason- portunlMe* open In all cltle*. Con­ stitched with Rotproof thread bed*, chlldmt'* threa plcc* chrom* The Ladlea Aaaociatlon of the be aponaored by the local Legion. Phone S-0'.52, tinental Casualty Company, 983 Ruat proofed grommet* In Rot­ ae.ta, •ace at Northfteld, Mass., June Nine adults from Coventry at­ guest during a club meeUrig. For Example: I able. Phone 2-9097 anytime. 2 GIRLS FOR SHIRT Flrat Congregational church will Fourth District American Le­ (Contlnned from Pag* One) CLASS! KIEDADVT. Main atreet, Hartford. Connecti­ proof leather reinforcing patch#* bave a doughnut sale Saturday tended the recent round table at CALL PHIL, for moving, light N*W Furniture; Applianew an* TV **Friday, April 20, at the ^ u rch the Windham Center echool audi­ gion Auxiliary president Virginia Le"iston, Me., April 4—(A>)—A Sam Michael, Moore'* manager- DEPT. HfHIKS: 1949 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. 1948 CTHEVROLET two-door trucking, aahes, rubhieh removal. PRESSES *nd 1 GIRL FOR cut. ' on all 4 side*, double grommet* from 11 a. m. until about 3 p. m. Snow will attend an Auxiliary was defeated in 1931 by the late at comers. Cfiieck these low price* OrnmnuJiity House Rev. George torium. and a past president of the Lions 8:60 A. M. to 4:46 P. N. SEDAN sedan. Excellent condition. L.ow Specialize in movln,- . Good work i A fMlwr «nd Son tanvwt for M. MUne of Hebron and Gilead In the basement of the church. A meeting of the Windsor American Anton J. Cermak. royal welcome home today awaited MACHINK aiiop help. Limited ex­ on the size* you need: T x 9' Size Shop ftt ' . A total of 42 pre-school chil­ club, said sale of cacheted en­ Special deluxe. A very clean mileage. Phone 2-3611. Call 'J-.3774 anytime, or 2-9248i UNIFORM PRESSES Ctongregational Churches will show rummage sale Is being planned by Legion Post Thursday night in The Democrats also have con­ Cecil A. (Mush) Moore at the end perience nece**arj . We will train. »10.45; 9' X io' site *14.85; lO' X CHAaMBERS IMUU a t T n a p B7. tiM Bxplonr dren have had their extra dental velopes carried on Moore's sled will popular car. after 5. slides and give s lecture ' the group at the church for two that town. trol of the city council, although of his 6.000-mtle dog sled trek 1949 OL.DSMOB1L.E club coupe, Appl.V Wllco Machine Tool Co . l4’ size *19.9.5; 12' x 16’ site PMt, sH Seont iMidera and troop day.s April 27 and 28. . All do­ treatment completed at the State raise a fund. a» planned. Also Good Pay at the Green land Rev, Milne spent the year Republicans won three of the five from Alaska. Moore plans a lecture tour. "The L>4Wt and Pound 1 1949 WILLYS 6 CYT., hydramatlc. Getting new car. Ex­ THE AIIS’HN A. Chamber# Oo.. Inc., 222 McKee street. Phone *31.95. Buy Rotproof tarp* on wmlttownon wd f r t | ^ ^ 1949 in that country where he nations of good usable clothing Dent.sl Trailer in the past three runoff elections yesterday. The The bearded traveler and his STATION WAGON 2-1266. weeks. There arc some 32 who trip 80 far has not brought in any cellent condition. Call 8733. local and long dietance moving, Benefit* Paid Wards monthly payment plan Hours: 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. BoftM w wm plftct Friday at studied St St Andrevea Lnlversit.y^ will be welcoineil as will articles Filial Aloiii Test makeup of the council will be 33 nine huskies trotted out of Gray in LOST—Small brown short haired Radio, heater, defroster and 7:.30 to 8:30 P. M. •:S0 w n . at the Nathan Hale suitable for a white elephant are returning for reappolntiucnts money, in fact it has not paid ex­ packing, neat ing and etorage onlv lOnfr down Montgomery The open to the public meeting is Democrats, 16 Republicans and fine fettle for the last 20 miles of penses by any means," Michael dog wearing red leather collar, gaa aa^ng overdrive. Sec thla Blue CrosR WANTED Ttuck driver. Full Ommmmtty C«»ter. '*’ ** being sponsored by the (Tiristlan table. Cnntribiitlfms may be In order to have their work com­ one Independent. The Democrats name Sandy on collar. Reward. Garages— Services— Service to all pa. i.a ot the U S time job. Apply in person Fisher Ward a ^ Due Mav i to 9 a trip begun in Fairbanks In Nov­ said. smoothie today. A and Canada Caii 5187 Hart­ EIGHT Tube O.K. console radio. «tUl boftn with n pUrni^ ^ t luck Endeavor Society. There will be brought to'Ihe church Wednesdays pleted. About 23 children eligi­ woi\.31 of 4,3 races in the Feb, 27 ember, 1949. Willlmantic „-3702. Storage 10 Dry (lean.iers. 323 Broad street. with Heiwy JacKion In from 10 a. m until 3 p. m. when ble to receive this treatment have 1948 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. ford 6-1423. Group Insurance QUALITY Awnings for le.sa at Ideal for cottage. Reasonable. no admission charge. An offering aldermanic elections. Two brass bands mustered to Wards. Keep v ’U' h .me up to m the ladies meet for all-day sewing yet to have appointments. Mrs. WANTED High school boy Phone 2-1046. ' S g ji Mrirtod by L ** will be taken to help pay for the Washington. April 4.—(A’l—^-The Democrats alao were winners meet Mush, his dogs and a state SEDAN i TO RENT—Storage for one or two | Pleasant Place To Work 20*", rnolei Ihi.H summer. Sturdy «iMi Jmm a . BrmiBord. John m. local aoclety’s pledge toward the sessions. Mrs .lohn H. Westland Charles Benjamin, of the Young final atomic test in a series at Karlin'S Pupils PeraonalB Special deluxe. Radio, heater, 1^ automobiles, also for fiirniliii c or | outside wor'k Phore 4820 in the races for three other city police escort for a parade to the Pklnllng—Papenn* 21 drill miiterlal In a wide aaaott- KLORRNCE Combination oU and Ty%»r. Sr, dimlrm*^ redecoration of their church. or Mrs. Herman F, LeDoyt may Mothers Club which is sponsor­ Eniw’ctok apparently will be held official reception at Lewiston City defroster. An immaculate car. j , what have you. West Side, near, Linden atreet. offices, clerk, trea.snrer and mu­ THE PROSBEOl HUl School for Experience Not Necessary ment of pirtlerns ami colors. Your gas stove. 1946 model. Good con­ eouinlUM hM pointed out that The local society "ill sixmsor a also be contacted in ease persons ing the program, stales a supple­ between May 4 and 9. Hall. I Vcrplanck schooi. Tcl. 2-04.82. |PAPER HANGING painting work Mra ■ppronchlng ocoutlng age ana cannot make their own deliveries mentary dental survey will be nicipal court judge. Present Program young ehllOrwi Pre-kindergxrten. 1950 WILLYS 4-CYL. | EXPERIENCED or semi-experi­ neeacit,v *63. and Drom Corp* under the leader- : coffee will he fiirnisherl The ladies used to he.sl advantage. By no­ Hunter, who during the cam­ fund. ed prr.sentation of a Beethoven Kuklnesf Service* Offered 13 j "•orker. Apply in person 222 Me- table*. Tickets may be obtained would observe the final test .sug­ paign called Kennelly a "do-noth­ He sloshed from Portland to INSIDE AND oi.taide painting. Tliree-piece Bouule living.- TOPm I.JATK JIODEL Fmnulworth radio, •htp oit A. Martin Capotwi. Wil- nssnriatlnn will assist tifying Mrs, Beniamin new ap­ clarinet trio hy George Pazianos. RIDE WANTED from North Man-1 THIS WEEK ' Kej atreet. Phom 7-1266. , from Hubert T. F.dmond.son or gested the flrat experiments arc ing” mayor, congratulated him on Gray yesterday in a driving rain­ FGOOh PKOPLE'.si solved with j Ceilings whitened, floors sanded suite *33. Hamilton automatic phonograph combination. Will Heffron. Frank Piereft and Lawrence R. Robertson, Sr. .lohtk Wittman has been reap- pointments ran he made. Dr. John DeNino and P-onald Ripley, cheater to Park and Broad Q ^ p - _ 4 f-yL. STATION HOUSEWIVES earn monsy In gas clothes dryer *9(1 Walnut under way or to be started soon. his victory. storm. His drenched dogs were linoleum, a. " 'e (ounter and reflnished. Call me for your OFEICF Help for automobile deal­ sacrifice Phone 2-1046. lehh M. Tyler, J r. will also give •■1 See In the Paper" "ill be the polnteT special constable by the Edward Bronstelii and Mrs, Gea- pupils of Bernard Karlin. itreeta, Hartford. Hours 8 a. m. spare lime. 1 do. Phone 7067. knee-hole desk^»23. Wiml.sor ma- •dectlona. Frederick Govain of at their sheltered for the night m Frank Following the recital, achieve- WAGON Expert wor .lanohi,. free *»tl- free estimate on oiit-slde painting er. Experience helpful but not Lecturers Hour program during Rnard of Pelectmen nor Wateroiis of the State De­ Lynch’s barn. to 6 p. m. Phone 2-3812. hogaliy chair *.'i Irish Mall *10 WE BliY ml sell good used furni­ Norwich, field executive of the partment of Health. Division of iiiont awards were presented to Two tone grey. Hcnter nnd ovri- mate? Open evemngi. lone* Fur­ now niberl Ficketl 6982. neers-arv. Write Box WS Hernld the Coventry Grange meetjng March 31 meeting Iiijerlioiis (ait All the way from .Alaska his Inqiiiir at 66 Mutdle Turnpike ture. combination ranges, gas Baatem Connecticut Council. BSA, Dr and .Mrs Harr\' P Orr will Dental Hygiene, have expressed About Town Richard Woodward, Nancy Davis, WANTED — Ride to Hamilton .Irive. niture. Oak street I'hone 2-1041 - — _ i r WOMAN FOR general hou*ecle*ii- Thursdsv at the hall In North t'oy- trip was a triiimpti over nature. Standard from Fern street, work­ West. I't call 2-'2160 ranges nnd heater* Jones Fuml- win ehow a movie and give a tallr entrv The business meeting "ill leave Thursday for a trip to appreciation of the very gt>od re­ Barbara Kottner and Michael Res- ONE--4 WHEEL DRIVE t s Ing one day ■ we* k. Call 2-9846. the troop will be presented w’ith The church school staff of the Skill Diseases He. originally planned to cover ing hours 7:30 to 4 Call 7278 aft­ .INOLFII.M itcuu.au.x 30c square R«»*inni Siluaflon* WanlHl- Inre Store. 36 Oak. Phone 2-I04I. begin at 8 p m April IP there "ill ' Washington. P. C, Wllliainshiirg. sponse to this extra dental treat­ the 6.000 miles in 120 days. nick. after whiih refreshments 1 TON TRUCK their 1951 charter or their eighth Va and the Skyline They plan First Congregational cliurch of yard Asphalt tilt- wall covering. Femnle 3H he first and second degrees con- * ment. But he didn't count on frigid weiv enjoyed by all. er 5:30 p. m. The boas of the tough jobs. m a t t r e s s Toui old matlresae* b a b y c a r r i a g e ejnod condl- .300 g a l l o n water tank. W. G. annual charter There are abo\it 2« In return to their home on T.ake- Vernon will meet tomorrow eve­ Done by rehaulc. well-trained ROUTE SALESwoiT.an for local ferred on a class of candidates dur- j The local Tarenl-Teachers Aa- Tel A viv- OPi—During the past Alaskan temperatures, sizzling Gther piano students who par- sterilized and rainad* like new tion. Phone 67.33 Glenncy, Silver street. North Cov­ regiatered Scouts In the troop and vlew Terrace Sunday. April 1.3. ning at 7:30 in the church school tici)iated in the program were JACK Offers a new treat for you ONE—4 WHEEL DRIVE ; men All job.s guaranteed. Hall (MU Jones Fumltiir* and Floor light dellveiy. Salary and com­ ing the evening program. j socialion "ill he in charge of a two year.s. skin dlaeases and eye •Minnesota heat, a siege ot grippe, The Roll-O-Wich, it's new, A Linoleum Co.. 3'! Oak atreet. WOULD LIKE hou«ework, part entry, or phone 7-1767. ftboul 10 in the Exptf>i**r Port. The The garden club members under | The organizational committee j food sale Kridav al 3 p, ni. at the rooms with Rev. Cart Hansen, dt- Rhoda Schoolnik. Karen Kutner, .JEEP Covering, 36 Oak Tel 2-1041 mission. Write Box C. giving driv­ BABY CARRIAGE Excellent con- rector of religious education of the infections have dropped by 70 per . 40 pups born to his sled dogs diir- whole meal for 25c. A good cup of Phone 2-1022 evening* 6166 or time, hours 9-2. Tel 7067. Scouts are now conducting a pa' the leaiiership of Thomas Wright of the Nathan Hale rnnimunily! Center .si tuml in South (Coventry. I ing the trip, or an attack by wolves Judith Brown. Jill Diskan, Judith Full top. full seat?, draw h.xr. ing experience and referencee. dllion *36 Play pen *16 "d h pad r drive. Weather permitting state conference. cent among tlie .30,000 Bonoiiins of coffee to drink "ith it 5c. Fresh­ (I have vot«sl to have meetings evefy Outer will be In charge of a .sia’l- Mrs. .Matllvw Littell. co-president Mn Canadian wilderness. Robbins. Renee Schwald. Jo.vcc etc. I 8109. REPAIRS on tcv tug mactuncB Call 2-1321. EA.'SY W A S H IN G machine. PhOB* Sere will be collections made over hack party Wednesday at 8 p. m Hie Southern Israel desert Negev ly made pape com 6c-10c. Western motors, pendulum clocks, scissor* i SALESGIRL wanted for part time other Satiirdav at 10 a m. The next will be m charge. Donations of due to modern medical mettiods. One tiling Mush did coiiiil on was Cohn. Phyllis Solomon, Lynne and Ikipi— Rirtf*— Pvt* 51 2-2230. thla weekend in a house-to-house in the auditorium. • Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Welsh of hamburgers 20c, Swift'* premium TRANSPORTATION ! Al-L APPLIANCES aervued ano work. I No high school girl* I. Ap­ meeting "111 be April H. » ' ‘ op food will he appreciated Tliese local newspapers report. the absence of snow along niiicli of Donna .Sandals. John Dobkin, repaired, oumera, refrigerators sharpened. Trade^ on tewing ma­ tanvass. Persons not contacted home of .Marv Griffith, president. Members of I'ub Scout Pack Westerly. R. 1. are the parent.s of Richard Zimmerman. Judith Ruh:- hot dogs 15c, Hire's root beer on SPKCIAL chines. old and new. F. X. Dion ply Federal Bake Shop. 885 Main FOUR VERY Nlr* Red Cocker Rnats and Aer*aa«n*a 4« C AIJiRIc Oa* *tove. Four burn­ may he biought to the school or a daughter born Sunday, April 1. ' "Health injections" as they are his route. He equipped his sled with ranges, washera, *te. All work and having paper to give may call Members did not ohoose a name 6.3 committeemen Pen Mothers Mrs. Liltcll may he notified of both runners and rubber wheels. now. Pamela Barnes and Diane tap 5c. WIU buy back number 1939 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN | 7779. street. puppies One al» month* old er* i.li'od condition. *25 May ba Scoutmaster Howsrd A. f'eaft and others Interested will meet at the Manchester Memorial hos­ called here, include also vaccina­ guaranteed Metro Service Co- FOR BOA IS, motora, tackle, ma­ but will do so at the next meet­ contributions. tions again.sl tuberculosis, succes- He began his journey with II RoUncr, ’ 'funny books. Jack's, 209 Spruce Special. Radio, heater, defroster. Beagl* Hound, male Pedigreed •een *1 77 Oxfoi street. The Christian Endeavor Society Wednesday at 8 p m. at the pital. Mrs. Wel.-di is the former Tel. Manchester k-4)h83. COSMETICIAN for beautiful mod­ rine nardwar# snd palnia. Mc­ ing "hen more suggestions will Members of the Mix Masters I fully introduced in Israel by Danish dogs. One was killed in the wolf street. A very original car throughout. I stork. Zimmerman’s Kennels, 4f the Second Congregational Green-Chobot Post. A I,. rooms. Miss Mary Stella Rooney, daugh­ Private Inxtnirtlnna 26 em cosmetic department. Pleas- Intosh Bust ('o . North end Pur­ ONE OIL electric combination be brought in to vote on. Dues 4-H Cooking club will be planning volunteers of "Intucam" (Interna­ attack just after he left Alaska. A British firm is producing A Good Deal The First Time A* WINDOW SHADE.^ made to order '1.jike street. Phnn* 6287 church will meet Sunday at 7 p m Wall street. South Coventry. At ; ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rooney i ant working conditlona. Good nell psiking lot. Chna-Crafl, range *70 one Elect roma*f*r elec­ were voted to be ten cents per and rooking a meal Tliursday fol­ tional Tuberculosi.s Campaign) and Another fell victim to a north Da­ I from crude oil products a synthc- and Installed Venetian blinds •t the Church Community House. the recent joint Pack ,37 and 6.3 i of Cooper street. Mr. and Mrs. Aatomobllo For ttalc 4 HELP! DOES your child have dif- , salary plus. Apply Arthur Drug Mercury, cfiisniplon and Scott- tric lange .320 Watkln* Bros., meeting Roll call is answered lowing achool, at the home of Mrs. j MOW taken over by local medical kotan rattlesnake. The nine others I tic fibre which is said to feel like DeCORMlP:R MOTOR | and curtain rods 24 nour aervlce. Plans win be made to send dele­ to by naming a vegetable. Follow­ meeting at the Nathan Hale! Welsh have another child, a son, Acuity in achool subjects? Tutor-1 Store. 942 Main atreet. Alwater. Phone 2-3102. Open gates to Grand Rapids, Michigan, Robert Cleverdon. Last Week Shaun, also bom In Manche.slcr. I teams. were with him all the way. silk. 1950 FORD tudor. Very clean. Good SALES. Inc. : LIv* Stock—VehicI** 42 Inc 9.33 Main street ing the business meeting over the 1 Community Center there were 45' Estimates gladly given. Fagan' ing at tiome. Phone 2-9732. j from 9 3(1 a m to 8 00 p m. to the International Christian En- condition throughout. Full price 24 Maple St Teh 8834 Window Shad^ Co. Route 44 all SADDLE lORSES for rent. Also NF.W BEXl 'I'Y for vou and your only *1.495. A real barggln Manchester Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. ! YOllR FUTURE in T V, never he ■ HriD Wanlvd— Mai* 3fi for sale or trade Cedar Hill BRAND NK" '2 ft eu»tom built I home with a New-Home seivlng Dougla* Motora, J3S Main. fore haa such a young fast grow -; Ranch. 24 Bush Hill Road. Man­ skiff. Inquire a. 61 Foxcroft machine. Liberal tiade-ln allow- 1950 CHEVROLET club coupe. REPAIRING BY o uart K. Wol- i ing Industry offered as great an chester 5900. Drive. Phone 2-1893. anen on your olo machine. 9enk- CLEAN CARS UNDER CEILING 1950 fffievrolet tudor. Will trade cott on wasiting maihines. vac­ opportunity to ambitious mechani­ cara 1931s to 1951s, any make, bell'a. Carter atraet. Phone 7519. WRITTEN GUARANTEES uum cleaners, lOtors, small ap- j cally Inclined men as does tele­ 12 FOOT outho.ird ninaboul 1930 model. Dougla* Motors, 333 .Main. 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN__ pllancea. Welding and cutting vision. TTie demand for technl- An tries lof Sal* 4ft M ercury 3 H I* demonstrator OPEN TODAY, THURS., FRI. UNTIL 9 P. M. X950 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN BRUNNER’? BUY NOW! Save 3>^% price In­ Motor replacement* A-1 Repair. riana is greater than the supply. motor. Call 2-266.3, USED Refrigerator Good condi­ 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .=4Bles. 180 Main Phone 8597. j .^58 East Center Street ROYAL AND SmllB-Oorima port 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN crease on new Hudson automo- | One of America's largest train­ able and .■•lendsro typewrllera tion ('all 6864. biles in our stock, prior to new j ing institutes can now train you 1947 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN P^TEK W p a n t a l u k , elaclrical 1 All makes of adding machines BEAUTIFI.il 16" R r. A tele­ government increase which was| in spare-lime at home for a good We have excellent PART- IMkinonda— Watch**— 1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN contractor, maintenaiice and wir ■old or raatad Repairs oa al Jawdry vision. iConaole model with 1946 OLDSMOBILE 6 CLUB allowed aP dealers. Choice of | mg for light and power 40 Eoster paying job or your own business. TIME openings selling TV makaa Marlow's. 3'ou will be furnished necessary door*I. Privately oxmed. Call 2- COUPE colors and models. Top dollar foi j slreeL Phone S30.H LEONARD vv YOST Jeweler, ro- yonr automobile. Can purchase] testing instruments and tools also and Used Cars. 2765. 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE PEAT HITMUS, (4 per yard, two pairs. adjual. waiche* ezperUjr, OLD COLONY FAaORY 1946 FORD 2-DR. outright without trading your , POORS OPENED, keys Oiled, in.sini. tions and the parti to If you work at the Aircraft, yards mlnlmuin. *. a bag. 3on- 1900 PHILCO 1 2 4 ” tele\-t»ion ast 1946 .STITDEBAKER CHAMPION copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, build a complete 12 or 16 Inch Reasonable price* Open daUy. car. McClure Auto Co , 373 Main Afr Peat Company. 6515. Tbiiraday avening*. 129 Spnico Beautiful mahoganv rahmet, COUPE guns, etc. repaired, shears, TV set This is an all Television rt to 11 or 7 to .7, or any other atreet. Tel. 2-9442. street Phone 2-4387 table model. *150 Phone 2-9114. Nlc« SMectlOn . . . 1987-1942 knives, mowers, etc. put in con­ shop proved training course at place and want to make BIG (’HICKEN Manure for garden or Where You Can Buy A New Living Room Set Beat Terms . . . Beat Tradet SPRING CLEANING dition for coming needs. Braith- home If you want only sound, lawn*. 40c bushel. Phone evening* EXTRA MONEY- Marhinrrv and loots 52 COLE MOTORS—4164_____ SPECIALS I walte, 52 Pearl street. thorough TV training If you 6971. Ginlen— m rin— l>«lry * V. i.sh to bci ome one of the hest- 1949 CHE'VROLET coupe, heater. TELEVISION Seta, guaranteed. P r ^ u c t a 60 1950 WTLLYS STATION WAGON a n t iq u e s KeOnlshed. Repairing I rained through G T I. Write to­ FARM-ALL Tractor ■ -20. with Very clean in and out. Priced —Heater and overdrive. Nice done on any fuiUlture TIemann. | SEE CHET BRUNNER Trade-in table models and con­ double plow Good omditlor 1550. day for full details on the job op- soles. 16 " Crosley tabl* model f o r SALkF-Well rotted cow for LESS THAN THE COST of right. McClure Auto Co., 373 green finish. ' 189 South Main atreet Phone p.irtuniUe« in TV. No obligations. Phone 2-4591 aftfir 4. Of FLOOR Main street. 2-9442. Jack Barry or Mr. Smith 9189..30: 16" Bendix console manure, dellvercc. Call Pella T ir e $ to tig 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SE- ' .3643. Commercial Trades Institute, Box Broi.. 7405. 364 Bldwell street. GET YOUR garden tractor while d a n —Radio, heater. Clean *219 95; 16' Zenith with doora, 1949 PACKARD club aedan, deluxe. RADIO AND Television sales and JP. Herald lUt price *409.95. less than four SVallaMe. 1’ .-2 ' H P Hoe Trac as new. We Are Open Wednesday, JREEh MOUNTAIN potnloe* No. Excellent condition. Many extras. service. Antennas installed. Open are months xrtd *267; W h for performtuee. cotutnicUon and TELEVISION Priced below current market. Call 1949 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER , V, „ I GRADUATE Practical nurses 1 mealy. Amelia Jarvis. 872 Park­ Reupholstering Your Old Suite! pvenipga Delivery aerxlce. m demand. They ______receive excellent_ Thursday, Friday Until 9 P.M. C, A console. Ilk* new. easy operation. 5 working speeds, MODELS 4-DR.—Low mileage. Just er atreet..,Tel. 70‘J6 fit the speed of the Job. Many at­ - ,.7008. 2-9097. *250, 16' Zenith blond* con, like new. | I pay. are highly respected and are sole with doora. sold for *550; WELL ROITED manure, deliver­ tachments available, only JI7L50. ALL NEW SETS 1960 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. SE­ 1947 CHRYSLER 4-DR. — One i assiu-ed of life long security. You CLEARANCE STREAMLINED PLl'MBING | can learn practical nursing ea-sily YOURS FOR EXTRA Hied tp’o month*, now *385; Ad­ ed by the truck load or by the 4 H P. plow tr*c. Rugged strength DAN. CHAMPION — Over­ owner clean car. Radio and ' Hundreds are buying living room furni- miral 12'- " comt Inatton *245; like bushel nt Hu farm. W 1'. Little, and heavier cojiHlructUm to drive, radio, heater. heater. and h e a t i n g COMPANY , at home ir your spare time. High MONEY S&LE achool not requited. Professional new. Brunner'* T V Inc. 358 195 Spencei k'reet 'I’el. 3737. handle roiichesi Job*. .3 working SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS DURING THIS BIG ONCE- lure at prices they never thought possi­ 1948 STUDEBAKER LAND 1947 PACKARD 4-DR.—One own­ Repair work a api-cialty at rea- ^ • 2-Pi«ca Living Room outfit Included. If you ere between East Cental street. Open Wed­ iipeeda. Only *292 !’>0 Montgom- A-YEAR SALE! WE SACRIFICE . . . YOU SAVE . . . GET ble. Hundreds are actually getting new $ 8 9 20 CRUISER, 4-DR. SEDAN— er clean car. Radio and heat- i sonablo prices. -10 yeaik experi- nesday, Thursday and Friday un-' WELL ROTTED cow manure. *10 ary Ward. SUITES pricofi from— Radio, heater, overdrive. er nnd overdrive. ence. For prompt .service the ages of 17 and 35 years, write HERE EARLY FOR BIGGEST SAVINGS living room suites, tor less than they d today for free information. Glen- til 9. All day Saturday. a load. Delivered. Call 7083. Leon­ 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 11947 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE- j CALL 4165 •MAN FOR part time work. I to 5 ard Olgllo. WIDE Selection of Farmalli, AUl* wood Career Scl oola. 70.30 Glen- Chalisar*. Ollvtrt. Cletrac*. and have to pay to have their old suites re­ 2-DR. SEDAN — Radio and | Two tone gray. Extra clean. I Capitol Equip-ient Co . 38 Main W'ood Avenue. Chicago 26, Illlnol*. PANSIES. Swiss Giants. 58c bas­ upholstered. It's bargains like these, • 3«Pioco Living Room. heater. Radio, heater. j ------SAVE UP TO 25'rr bulldoxera. Garden tractor#. 19 INCH 16 INCH $ 119.00 atreet. ket, perennial flower plants, Terms arranged. Dublin Tractor SUITES priced from— SE- 1946 PONTIAC SEDAN COL PE | p| harrowing. Rea- that are drawing people from all over 1949 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR. —One owner clean car. Ra- | w a n t e d FLOOR SAMPLES gladioli bulbs, canna bulbs, Prem­ Oo., North Windham Road, Route ROCKET 88 — Radio, aonable rates. Call 2-1283 or 4(H)9. BU8ln*m Opportunlli** -72 | —Reliable steady man Connecticut. Still time for you to save, DAN. dio. heater. i for inside work. Apply In person. ier strawberry plants, asparagus 6, Willlmantic 3-8217. MOTOROLA TRAVELER and heater, hydramattp. REDUCED 1942 DODGE CUSTOM 2-DR.— i PROMTNF.Nl Radio and tcleiision New System Laundry, Harriaon roots, flo'aering ahruha. ever­ but you better hurry! sales and aervlce Forced to sac- 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SE­ Extra clean. One oi^jier. | HoosehoM S«rrle** street. Famoufl Make Sewing Ma­ greens. Woodland Gardens, 168 CONSOLE CONSOLE • SOFAS priced from— $59.40 DAN. MODEL 76—Radio, rtflee due tc lllneaa. Write Box WcKMlIahd street. John J. Zapad- Mnstral inatraaieRta ftl 1941 PLYMOUTH 2tDR. SEDAN I Offered HA WANTED — Men for landacapa chines (cabinets slightly heater, hydramatlc. —Radio, heater, jet black. j A. Herald for particulars.______ka. 8474^______Many Others FLAT FINISH Holland (window work, planting ahrubbery, rolling scratched), Clocks, Barome­ 1946 CHEVROLET 2-DR. SEDAN GOOD Paying wholesale cake and and fertilizing and grading RASPBERRY PIUiU for aale, 5c TWO TRUVPET8. Both In *xc#l- —'Black, heater. shades made to measure. All ters, Radios, Irons, Elwtric • Loonge or Club BROWN-BEALTRE. Inc. metal Venetian blinds at a new doughnut route covering Man­ lawns. If yi^u Ilk# outside work each. A. Roasetto'a Farm, L*ke lent condition. Phone 5886. chester and Hartford. Good op­ Percolators, Food Mixers, CHAIRS priced fror 1948 PONTIAC 6 CLUB COUPE 30 Biasell St. Phone 7191 low price Keye made while you here la your opportunity.' Apply Street. Television - $29 portunity for right party. Call Room Heaters and other ap­ * 219= —Radio, heater. wait Marlow’a In person *o John S. Wolcott, 180 WeailnR Appurd— Fort 17 1946 FORD 8 CYL. CLUB COLtPE 1946 DODGE 2-dooi sedan, Very 2-9867. pliances. Reg. II Reg. $289.95 Main street aflei 6 p. m. CHIfTKEN Manure for sale. Phone —Radio, heater. good transportation. $330. Mc- MANCHESTER Upholstering Oa CAPE OR Ctepe Stole remodeled Clure Auto Sales. .373 Main Re-uphotetertiig draperies, slip WANTED - Man to work In gai Limited Quantities. 585-J3 Rockville. 1940 CHEVROIjrr 2-DR. SEDAN Help Wanted— Fanale 35 from your old fur coat, *35. Guar­ Chairs! - Radio and heater. atreet. 2-9442. covers 48 Purnell Place. (Tall .*- atatlon, full or part time. Good anteed workmanahlp. Lat out 16 INCH wages and good opportunity for KRAH’S 16 INCH 16 INCH 16 INCH 9321 Open evenings WANTED—Woman shirt presser. CJOW MANURE for aale, *7 fura slightly hlg.her. Cold ator- 1946 BUICK super four-door. a good man. Must apply In per­ CHORCHES MOTOR SALES Steady work, good pay. New Sys­ S67 Main St. cord, 118 North School atrset. ags. Open ' Mondays. Max 80 Oakland Street Radio, heater. Very clean. Terms] WEAVINC: ol ouma, motn notes son. No telephone call*. Van's MOTOROLA and trades. McCmre Auto Sale*., and tom clothing hosiery run*, tem Laundry, Harriaon street. Four Blocks North of ('enter Silverman, Furrier, .34 (ffiurch RCA ADMIRAL EMERSON from Manchester 2-9483 Service Station, 427 Hartford atreet, Hartford 6-0304, Room 614. 373 Main atieet. 2-9442. handbags repkired. zipper re- DEPENDABLE, Capable woman Rpad. HnumshoM (sood* ftl Sectional 1940 DE SOTO club Coupe, *200. platemenl. umurebaa repaired, GIRL'S Roller skates, Jumlx) Pre­ or high school senior, to rare for DU.STY ROSE,bridesmaid's gown COMBINADON McCTIure Auto Co..* 373 Main 1946 OLDSMOBILE model 66, i men's shirt eollara reversed and children a few hours dally begin­ WANTED—Two carpenter# and cision wheels, worth *6U, sell for 3 ROOMS 8UOHTLY with matchiiig hat. Size 14. Never CONSOLE CONSOLE CONSOLE street. 2-9442. four-door .sedan. Radio and heat-1 replaced Marlow's Little Mending two helper*. Phone Rockiille *25. can 8071. USED FURNITURE er, *250 under celling. Phone! ning at 2:30 p. m. *10 weekly. worn. Phone 8915. Wllh 8 Speed Record, Shop. Vicinity of Middle Turnpike and, 977W2. with Player and Radio $ 7.70 Chairs — USED TRUCKS 3665. i IRON FIREMAN forced eir furn­ APPLIANCES With Doors With Door.k ------CURTAINS Laundered In my Broad. References required Box] WANTTCD T.V. sen’lce man. full ace. Complete with ducts and Used a abort time. Fully guaran­ ftS 1948 WILLYS K TON PICK-UP 1941 FORD 2-door. Good condition. I home. All work done by hand. SE. Herald. | or part time. Brunner's T.V. Inc., WanlMl—To Buy 1948 INTERNATIONAL TON controls. Call 2-9846. teed. Only Reasonable. White sidewalls.] Raffled *12,3. .straight 85c. 2- 358 East On'.er atreet. *350 WANTED—Good used fumttute. PANEL radlo and heate,. Phone 2-2012] 2411. OPPORTUNITY (UXID FILL for sa.e, cheap. De- from 1947 INTERNATIONAL 4 TON taiw easy friendly terms. Free stor­ Any quantity. W* dffet you hlgh- $ 4 1 t o between 8 nnd 5;30 p. m. j ------MAN WANTED. General .farm llversd or 1 >«deo on your oam age until wanted regardleaa of eat pricea. Woodshed Phons 1- PLATFORM work. Apr y in person, 872 Parker truck. Apply at j. b. corner Broad * 3 2 9 '2 '2 8 9 '2 5 Height 1939 INTERNATIONAL '4 TON WANTED BOOKKEEPER time. Free delivery 31.34. 1946 FORD Buper deluxe club | R oofin g 16A street, or phone 7026. atreet and Middle Turnpike Weal, Shown By Appointment Only overall 80!,,” PICK-UP coupe. Maroon. Radio and j FOR vlENERAL MOTORS Reg. $495.95 aeat 2Sx2r‘ ROOFING Specializing In repair­ o f call 7195 or 2-2784. Gravel and Phone Mr. Albert Reg. $.779.95 Reg. $719.9.3 Reg. $729.95 t O J . l O heater. (Tall 2-0709. DEALERSHIP OFFICE TWO MEN to help landscape _ a loam available at other locatbins. B oom s W itBont Hoard ft9 All these trucks have been re­ ing roofs of all kinds. Alao new five Hartford 6-0358 conditioned and are in cxceUcnt piece of property. Four or After 7 P M. 46-4699 _____ PA(?KARD 1951 deluxe, iiltrama- roots Gutter work. Cffiimneys BOLTO.N - Building atone ana FURNISHED Room for one geo- Better built, better Rtyled! Its heavy hard­ condition. Excellent working condi- days' work. Phone 4836. 19 INCH 12'2 INCH 12'2 INCH USKD 12'2 in c h tic, two-door aedan. Fully equip­ cleaned repairer. ,26 years' ex- ______flagstone Also rock dniung uLD HED Tin Bam 706 North tleman. Near Main street. Phone wood frame is doweled and glued. The no- CHORCHES MOTOR SALES ped. 6700 mjlcs. Best ofl'er. Phone periem e I ree estimates. ('a ll, tion.s. L ife Insurance and com -1 POINTERS WANTED—John Me and Diaaung Boitor. .Notch Quar­ Main street, buys and aelii good 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. Laurel ‘ tre^t. Phont aag spring seat is notched into the con­ Stiidebaker Sales and Sendee 4809, Howley Manche.ster 5361. pany paid HUu* H'>s- cann, 30 ry Phons 2-0617 Stanley Patnnde used furnG-r' and antique#. tinuous one-piece back posts. Has a posture- Height overall 84F Frank Denette. Phnn# 2-3376 ROO.M F*CR Rent On bus line. RCA EMERSON RCA base S2x28” 80 Oakland Street 1940 DODGE tudor, radio, heater, EXPERT ROOFING and gutter pitalization. ARVIN formed back. In assorted covers, including Manche.ster 2-9483 18" POWER MOWER *89.95 21" Continuous hot water. Genllo- good engine. 1939 Chevrolet tudor. work. Nov roofs guaranteed to r o u t e Salesman. Steady employ­ *104.95 with famo'js make Briggs- H FT HOMF Freezer. Famous man prefereed. References e »- plastic. IE 18 MERCURY club coupe. Nice shape. Douglas Motors. 333 stay put it any kind of storm. p e r m a n e n t p o s it io n ment. Good pay. Beneflte. 5-day Stratton motors Cole Motors make, list *249.95. We purchaaed chsnged. (tel' 5457. CONSOLE TABLE MODEL TABLE MODEL CONSOLE Use one or a pair as fireside chairs . . . or Equipped. Privately owmed, *1.- Main street. Call Coughlin 7707. delivery week. Apply in person. 4164. a carload. Brand new Sealed Manchester Coat, Apron and LARGE. Furnished room private slide two together for a love seat. Three 075. Can be sec:, at Twin Hills, unit*. *.3 oxtra for 5 year war­ 1941 BUICTK Special four-door Prefer woman over 25, in­ Towel Co.. .3 Summit atreet. TELEPHONE Company Installer's rantee. Sale price *169 95 It wUl bath, heated. On bus lins. North . With Doors Coventry. J. Slivinsky. sedan. Deluxe equipment. Radio H ratin g— Fltamhlng 17 give you a sectional sofa! Coil spring seat and terested in an opportunity for body. All rtbel. watertight Ete- save you real money on the price end. CaU 8702. and heater, good rubber, price csllent condition. Tel. Rockville back. Upholstered in assorted fabrics, witii ! p l u m b in g and Heating. Furn­ advancement. of meat alone Brunner's, Inc. I* MODEL B FORD ;oach. Good con. *399. Phone 4869. JOB OPENINGS 1701-W4. FURNISHED Room with klchan $1 10.95 $ 1 4 . 0 95 boucle edging and fringed bases. aces, oil Durnera anc Iwilers. Earl "Like the acrobat—it'a the turn­ prlvUegea for on# or two genUa- 1 ^ 0 95 dition. Rerst.nable. Phone 2-4428. over that counts.” 858 East (ten­ A X O — XT!*/— $1 1940 OLDSMOBILE club coupe. Van Camp. PeJ 5'G4 ADDRESS AVAILABLE ICE BOX China closet, buffet, meh. Birch street. Phone 2-4426. l D i 7 = PRIVATE OWNER. Bulck 1947- Six cylinder. Radio, heater. Good girls spring and summer clothes, ter StreeL Tel. 5191. condition throughout. Recently CAN YOUR wartime emergency MANCHESTER in progressive Manchester TO WORKING couple, comfortabla Super, one owner (Completely plumbing laat another emergen­ size 12-14. 85 West Center street. FREEZEatS -18‘v cu. ft. Cooler#- BUDGET TERMS available for any pur­ equipped. Bhtcellent condition overhauled. Douglas Motora, 333 P. 0. BOX 271 plant. bedroom and living room, kitch­ Reg. 1450.00 Reg. $189.95 Sold For $299.95 cy? For free plumbing survey, WARDS RO(3K Wool Insulation tor 6 cu. ft. WesUnghouse. new Reg, $199.95 chase . . . up to l.'j months to pay. Selection* Phone 2-0710. Main. STENOGRAPHER WANTED — en prtvUeges. Next to bath. 6 call Tom Dawkins, Master keeps summer's sweltering hsat never used. Phons 7-2223, 7 to 9 Experience necessary muat be ex­ Apply In Person mtnutea from Main street. Otil held reasonable lime for later delivery. Plumber, Manchester 2-9669. on the outside—your home stays p. m. 168 ESdridge street, 2nd floor. pert typist. Apply rueney Brothers CONNECTICUT STATE cool and fresh. In winter Rock p l u m b in g And HeaUng. apeclal- Employment Office, 146 Hartford ENTIRE Contents of furniture In­ SHOP EARLY - ONLY ONE AND TWO OF A KIND EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Wool checks cold, cold winds, re­ HEATED ROOM with twin bad. Izing Id repulra. remodeling, cop­ Road. Manchester. cluding G.E. refrigerator a ^ Gentleman preferred. Near hue. duces hsat test, cut# your heat­ Bendix Flcono-mat. Inquire at 78 per water piping, asw construe- OFFICE Five minutea to Depot Square. Ed Sullivan’s Special! SALESLADY Wanted. Apply In ing coats as much as 40%. Fire­ tion. esttmatea given, time pay­ 806 Main Street, Manchester South Hawthorne street, or North School atreeL Phone 8888. EASY TERMS...... 65 WEEKS TO PAY ments arra-iged Edward Johnaon. peiaon. TextUe Store. 918 Main proof. odorless. Granulated Rock phone 5588 after 8 p. m. 2 - Piece Phone 6979 or 5044. atreet. Thursday 10 A. M. to 12 Noon Wool (Bag covera 18 sq. ft., 8 In. TWO VERY nice furnished rooMR 1949 MERCURY thick) *1.89. Rock Wool Batts MAGIC C?HEF four burner gas living, bedroom nnd ahare k lt^ MORIARTY BROS. KFICIBNT Plumbing and Beat­ hairdresser . Excellent oppor- (carton covers 40 *q. ft.) 82.89. atove with oil burner. (3ood con­ en, to desirable cou ple./^fil 426T. WE SERVICE ing. Plugged drain* machine tunlty in our lovely salon. Apply WANTED—, First class auto roe- Montgomery Ward. dition. Phone 8-2744. SPORT SEDAN cleaned, (ten J. Nygien, SOS In person only. Marlow's Beauty ohanlc. Steady work, good pay. SINGLE Front room. Beat, hut Suites! WARDROBE, Maple bed and laKland streeL Phone 6497. .Salon. Apply In person. Boland Motors, USE PLASTIC tile. This durable water. On bus line. Ctentleman cbesL boudoir chair. Other used ALL MAKES Lima ‘Tan. 860 Center streeL tile can't Inse its finish because preferred. Oall 2-3819.______NewMt style 2-cnshIon gofa PLUMBING and heating. Jobbing WANTED — Eteperienced office the color goes all the wny furniture. The Woodshed, 11 Main auto AUTOMOBILE Mechnnle. Exper­ uid a lounge chair upholster­ from a specialty. Replplng with cop­ girl. Write Box V, Herald, atat- through. Won’t crack or dent. etreet. ed to match. Covered in tap­ per tubing Automatic hot water Ing experience.______ience preferred. Apply In parson. A dd Twlstaat, clenna enaUy. OF TV intUBUAL Valuta, used Olenwood r o o m s f o r estry, choice of colors. Our heatars so'd and installed. Bsti- Gorman Motor Bales, 285 Main Ita ly benutiful colors. Only 56c Osntrnlly Mc^ eA Oall 4724. $1695 CLERKS— Would you like to street. gas(K>n eombtaattan. range. Het- H EU iSTA lL workmanship and eonstme- I mates cheerfully given. Call B. ■ouare ft. Bring your maasure- i24 T. Peterman 2-9404. work for an insurance company ^ t s in to Paul Young fo r «p polnt electric range. Electrolux tion are guaranty. (8 piece* t' n in Hartford? Single or married. PARTS Manager. Experienced or vacuum. A.B.C. Appliance, 21 - WE SERVICE Reasonable M— MfactMTfi of Uphobtorod FotoHoro estimate today. Montgdtadry o n u s. ADV8. ON PACN ■ stores 1 1 1 9 ). Tpen write to F'ECL Ctere of virill train. Apply In person, 285 ICagla. 2-187IS SIS CIMTIK S m ifv HAHCHfSIlt Ward. b r V WE REPAIR SoGMainSt. Phone 7080 Prices HILUARD ST., MANCHKSTER. CONN. Read Herald Adv«. Manchester Hsrald. Mala StreeL "Top Quality — Low Price* ’

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PRICE FIVE CENTS HALE’S APRIL SHOWER OF VALXJES (Claeelfled Advertlalng MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 19.5l (SIXTEEN PAGES) VOL. LXX, NO. 157 Weigh Offer Heavy Quality Solid Color U. S. Task Force Penetrates J'hursday-Friday-Saturday For Purchase Sentence Two Atom Spies CANNON FRINGED WAVY CHENILLE Eight Miles into Red Korea TURKISH TOWEL Of Hockaiium b e d s p r e a d s I'U e n s e m b l e ** Tokyo, April 5.— (JT)— An GREEN Where Action Continues in Korea American task force thrust Stevens Biisiness 'Man­ To Die in Electric Chair A t r**l low pricw- Hea\->-wcight, nearly eight miles inside Red ager Says Maine In­ ■oUd colon. STAMPS Korea today at the spear­ TT 20 head of an Allied drive along STATUTI MIICS dustrialist Inspected NORTH Jiilitis and Ethel Ros* Reg. $1.19. 22 X 44 $7.95 40 miles of the western and KOREA Mills at Rockville Bath s iz e ...... 89< ('liihhv (loiiversalion Given With Cash Sales All Day THURSDAY central fronts. This was the Oxttngdo Deputies See enhergg Husband and Full ami Twin fie.weight Cannon qiial»y Pupvong k business manager here. Allen L. and white regular green, yellow, roae, UIJongbu-Kumhwa road. ChufKhon. I word and phi a.Mi' by phra.sr. The communique aaid the force CKumurnm Goldfine, president of the Win- “Worse Than Murder” that will * !'’« yos*'* of aervicf. grey. KatoR nf the Hip hour powers are yellow, petal pink, green and dispersed an estimated enemy V, throp Mills, Winthrop. Me , spent RAYON SUITS two days In Rockville inspecting I , inovinp gradually towarti ugree- flamingo. company near Chail at midday New York, April 5.—(^ )— .5 the mills and then made a gooil Thursday. . • monl on a propntm for the pro- ConvicU'd atom spies Julius Navy and black. Sizes 38 to The United Nations ground offer. j 42 X 36 However, Walter U. Goodard. *| po.sed meetinp of their fompn 44. Rayon gabardine. Half commander. Lt. Gen. Matthew B. and EUhel Ro.senberg were Our Own Brand Type 132 SOUTH business manager, said today that I ininisterii. eizee 1 6 ^ to 24V4- R®8- Ridgway, joined his border-cross­ ai'iitcncod to death in the KOREA the "offer was not as yet official" 1 Apreemeni is not yet In sight, $19.95 ing troops. Ridgway wore a live electric cliair today for spy- " CANNON $25.00. Reduced to ...... ami would not be accepted or re­ but prop! ess is evident The for SnJRDVfEAR grenade, dangling from hia famil­ m jected until a written statement eipn mim.Mier.s' deputie.s m five ing for Uii.ssia. iar paratrooper harness. There ua« acattered ground fighting, .\prll 4. *outh«e.*t and south­ FINE MUSLIN WHS received from Mr. Goldfine weeks liave met for 23 formal .ses­ riic hu.sliand and wife, par- S H E P R *N1) Tan, grey, rayon sharkskin, Allied artillery blazed a path east of Yonehon (a ). Nearly 500.000 lU-d* are re|>orted maswd (b) Eugene V. Pick, president of lo­ north of Parallel .38. On eastern front, where South Kon-an troops sion.*. Tliey may complele their ent.s of two children, are the and black and navy rayon for the United Nations forces cal .5H. T W U A -riO , met Goldfine jot) In another week o r 10 days. PILI.0W CASES are IS mile* north of the border. Allied force* |>atrolled against light nirAw OSES gabardine. Reg. $22.95 . .Now driving toward the biggest Com­ Wednesday and discussed the labor The fo)ir deputies had a frank first American citizens ever Type IJB Cannon that will $19.95 munist troop ma.s8 of the war. resistanre. situation here. Liocal 58 has been talk toiiay at a lumlteon Kiven at to he .sentenced to death for give you yeara of aervtc^ Warplanes rocketed and flrebomb- on strike for eight weeks. I tile Soviet Flmtin.ssy hy Soviet I>e- spying against their country E ach All Sales Final ed the fiercely resisting Reds. Pick said that the union at |puty Andiei Gromyko, ami decld- 72X108 ...... $2.98 The Communists fought bark Winthrop is the Ignited Textile rd not to hold any formal mcet- eitlier in war or peace time. 'I consider your crime worse with mortara, artillery and amall Property Attachment Workers, American Fe.deniUon of j ing toiiuy. A western olfieial said than murder," said Kedemt Judge Another Shipment! 81 x 108 First Quality arms. On the western front they Labor. Dirk said that it is hia ' tlio deputies talked for a long Regular.$2.98 Plastic Calf, Failla were defending a densely fortified I understanding that labor relations I lime. In English, with no transla- Irving It. Kaufman. "I betlev* 81 X 108...... $3.29 and Patent Plastic area. are "very good." ' tors present. your comliict in putting into the TYPE 140 Reda Change Tactira Bill Gets Approval The Winthrop Mills, located 10 I Gromyko made two minor con- hands of the Russians the A-bomh NYLON HOSIERY A dlvlalonal *U fI officer com­ miles west of Augvisla, employ I re.sslons yesterday Ho changed before our best sclcnti.sts predict­ 42 X 86 Pillow Cases .. ed Russia would perfect the bomb 69/ In sheer and aemi sheer weight. New spring mented: abofit 1,000 men. This is the only Isllglitly the wording of Ills pro- COHASSET SHEETS HANDBAGS "The enemy changed his tactics has already eau.sed the Commu­ shades. Sizes 8 4 to 11. Values to $1.65 pair. mill owned by Goldfine. po.sed item calling for foreign Krenrh President Vincent Aiiriol (right) snd la/xih Malik, RnsaUn Extra thread* for extra (Irregular* of Pequot) In top handle atylea. Many with zipper*. N «w today. Instead of rolling xvith our House Judiciary Backs Denies However, Goldfine'* brother. i ministers' disriisslon of interna­ nist aggression In Korea with th# iheets that will give you year* of v ear. Special at delegate lo the t .N Security Coiiuvll. get intii iiilmaled ronM'rsatlon resultant easualtles exceeding 50,- spring color*. punch aa in the last few daya. he Measure to slow Pre- Bernard Goldfine, 1* president of a tional tensions to confonn with j at a dinner In New York, /\prll 8, In Hie home of .lean ( hniivel, Frenrh 'lumber of New England mills, one western suggestions, i 000 Americans and who knows but was determined to stay in hia po- delegate lo the I'N . Tlila cxrluhlve pleture ivn* taken tiy * French ■n Lebanon, N. H. Dick said the that millions more of Innocent aitlons." trial Action in Cer- In B i s 1 0 H o o d He did not, however, budge from j |>hotogmpher, NIeU Ih>5lnrgoll. Man In center was not ldrnlin<-p)— The House Judiciary com­ Says He Was Misquot­ Industrialist Recently, he wa* boat militarization of Germany. West­ Truman Hails Senate nation is employing "secret as Regular, 59c Galen Fine Quality mittee approved today a bill de­ to the New England sponsor* in ern powers *ay this 1* an effort well a.s outspoken forces among Children's Fine Quality Mercerized (Gontlniied on P*g* Four) signed to make it more difficult to ed at Crime Probe Boston. He 1* also the sponsor of a of international tensions and that our own people." FOAM RUBBER get pre-trial property attachments 36" Fast Color plan to erect a parking lot under the minister* first should examine He set tho week of May 21 for in civil suits involving charges of the Boston Common* Europe Troops Vote BED PILLOWS Finest Quality RAYON UNDERWEAR slander or alienation of affection. Chicago, April 5--i/er — Sidney the cause—meaning Russia's ag­ their exis'ution. COTTON ANKLETS Brodson, a Milwaukee gambler, Locally, a seriou* problem faces gressive foreign policy, harked by Both Rfisenherg, a 32-year-old Panties and briefs. Colors; White and pink. The bill, which has attracted management. In all the Hockanum huge armies In the Soviet Union In popular turn back tops. White and colors. Allies Await wide attention because of the re­ said in an interview yesterday he electrical engineer, and his 35- PERCALE PRINTS Sizes 5, 6, 7. and In aatalllte Communist coun­ Calls Resolution New year-old jA’Ife, showed little emo­ Sizes 814 to 11. Special cent Draper-Adler suit against was misquoted recently as saying (Cimtlniied on Page Four) tries. Mrs. Hester McCullough of Green­ Slate May Get tion at the sentence. Rosenberg's $6.99 Big Red Drive he had "iron clad" proof of one The U. S. State department. In a Proof U. S. Is Behind jaw muscles tightened. His tiny wich. W'ould prohibit property at­ statement broadcast by the Voice tachments in such cases except on Big Ten basketball official's game­ wife grasped a chair and breathed Extra Plump Size 4 4 ^ yard fo r of America, charged yesterday that Pact, Cites Danger of Air Prof^ram heavily. p a ir $1.00 order of the Superior Court. working irregularitie*. $1.00 Russia's real aim In the current All Evidence Points Brodson on March 24 testlfled Housing Bill Another W%»rld W ar Radar expert Morton SobsU, 34, With sanforized, zlppered P*''"'' f " ' Under existing law, the prop­ masUngs is to -dsaUoy W sst Ger­ Moallv 3 to 10 yard length*. Fine 80 aqua^ erty m t the person who is sued before the Kefauver committee, a third defendant, was sentenced pink and white. .Slight " ’’w * qualuV in all types of patterns and color­ To Push Very Soon by that he was suspicious of the etUl man participation In the defense to 30 years in prison. Kaufman said Will not impair the wearing qualities. We may b# attached without court or­ system being built by western pow­ Washington, April 5- (fPi Presi­ U. S. Air Force to Train ing*. unidentified of&cial as a game man­ Due in Senate hia guilt WB.s of a "lesser degree.” have aoM hundreds of these and were for­ Massed Enemy Forces der by the suing party. ers against threat of Soviet ag­ That was the case in the suit for ipulator. dent Truman said Joday the Sen­ I Reservists at Groton Former Army Sgt. David Green- tunate in obtaining another ahlpment BLOUSES gression. REGULAR 45c ANKLETS libel brought by Paul Draper, the Brodson was Interviewed by a ate's Troops-for Europe resolu­ Domeatica Dept.— l*t noor Rear An AUied Headquarter*, Korea, Chicago Tribune sports writer yes­ " If the Russians should be sue- : Or Hillsgrove, K. 1. (Contlnued on Page Ponr) Regular $1.3? .a d $1.4! Yard Nylon sheer and crepe, white tailored and dancer, and Larry Adler, the har­ Mayhalik Sees Passage rcasful In achieving this, they would tion gives "further evidence timt Ail iiite triple rolled cuff stylea, with nylon April 5— UP)—Allied commander* monica player, against Hr*. Me terday at Milwaukee and said his lace trim. Reg. $5.98. Sizes 32 to 38. have removed a potential barrier the country stands firm in its sup­ heel .Tiid toe* for extra wear. The Ideal aock to •xpect the Communlita to launch Cullough. Each sought $100,000 charge against the Big Ten official O f l*/2 Billion Meas- Hartfonl April .5 (A’j TIic U. S. Regular 79c 36” COMBED YARN $3.00 a major offenalv* in Korea any to the Communist takeover of weat- port of the North Atlantic Ireatyr^-' wear with loafers...... 3 7 i^ lire Wilhout Trouble em Europe,” the unusual official The re.soliilion. re.soliition, adopted yester­ Air Eoree Is going to start a new 36" Sanforized Fine Quality Plain day now. (Oontlnoed oo Page Poor) (OontlDoed ob Page Fonr) program for training rrsorvlats Truman Saves A ll *ign* point to It. statement said. day, apjiroved the President's plan BATES FABRICS to send four additional divisions to But Allied commanders aren t Washington, April 5- (4^ Its It made clear that the IT. S. I'ltliei- al Tnimljiill airi>orl in Gro­ join the two already assigned to DIacontinued pattema of the famous waiting for the Red* to strike. lengthy "Great Debate" over the would not agree to any "trick ton or (lie Tlieoilore Green alr|H)rt BROADCLOTH $ 1.00 Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower's Hard Punches Bates fabric* that arc ao fine they Strong fore** have crashed across Issue of sending ground troops to wording” by which the Russians at Hillsgrove, R. I. Fifteen beautiful color* In SKIRTS Link Prominent Americans seek to outwit the West and pre­ Western Defense force. feel like allk. Kloral pattema apd th* border Into Red Korea at sev­ Europe out of the way. the Senate Only transport planes would be fine quality Springmaid sLripea on petaldown lawn and tine eral potnU along a 40-mile *tretch turned today to a $1,.500,000,000 vent development of an adequate It also called on the President 99 to get Congrcs.sional approval be­ useil in the new o|>ern\lon, ships broadcloth. Fully sanforized broadcolth...... Yard 7 9 / NEW SPRING JEWELRY Wool plaida, corduroy, faille. Sizes 12 to 18 ladies, teen 10 to 14, of the front They are driving defense housing bill. defense force. Will Deliver Them Per- and fast color...... Yard 6 9 )^ To Red * Peace Offensive Russia wants discussion of re- fore committing more ground of tile C-47 type. No fighters Junior sizes. Values up to $8.98. straight for the rugged central Chairman Maybank (D-SC) of wouM lie used at the base. Donully to Critics of In nerklacea, brnrrlet.*, broorhe*. scatter pin^ Korean terrain where the Oom- the Senate Banking committee (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Pwo) ( 'onnei lleiit reservists are urg­ caning*. Gold and silver finish...... Each munists are massing their armies foresaw passage with "no great ing the Air Eoree to designate PreHidential Family Plus Tax Washington, April 5—(/Pi—The the committee made provision for 82/ ■me evidence of a massing Red difficulty." He commented to a re­ rnimlmll iilrporl because, they ZIPPERED PUSTK; House Un-American Activities disclaimers by innocent persons. It porter that the committee already HEAVY WEIGHT LADY ROBERTA $2.79 r. $4.59 drive: say. it would serve the largest Washington, April 5—(/P)—Presi­ 1. Sixteen Red Army corps— 48 committee has linked several hun­ said: had trimmed the bill In half, so "The committee having no de­ mindier of reservist.* ami because dent Truman said today Jonathan division* with 350,000 men—are dred prominent Americans— among far as money goes, and "added Daniels, whose magazine article MATTRESS COVERS PILLOW COVERS them Movie Academy award win­ sire to charge any Innocent person many safeguards to all parts of the Syrians Kill Seven It ha.s qualities best siilteil to the with having Communist affiliations, ty|)e of <)j>eration pro|)0*eil. about his views on Congressional BOXED STATIONERY (Goatliined on Page niree) ners Jose Ferrer and Judy Holli­ program.” tenure was denounced by the day—with what it described as a will therefore publish the names The Hou.*e la.st month refused In the ( 'onneclieiit;Hhodc Island of any individual who has so with­ district there are 11 squadrons of White House, i* still a welcome Communist “world-wide peace of­ even to con.sider the housing bill, Presidential visitor. In white or colors. Paper and envelopes In note drawn from these organizations or which the administration supports. reservists who would lie affected. Full and Twin Sizes each TEEN AGE DRESSES fensive.” Israeli in Skirmish Presidential Secretary Joseph and letter sizes. Value to $1.00. Special . . . .Each whose name was used by these or­ Of these, nine squadrons are locat­ $4.29 59/ A t the same time last night, the House leaders then decided to Short yesterday described the 50/ Army to Begin committee intimated that many ganizations without permlaslon or await Senate action. ed in Cxmneeticut ami these have ■Hi* same heavyweight quality we have carried for yeara. Hea\-y Heavy 4 gauge clear plaatic, duatproof and ideal for allergies. Cottons, wool plaida, taffetas. Size 10 to knowledge in a future report, if a monbersliip of 2,0(M). There are Collier article as a "misleading so named may have been unwilling Main feature of the Senate bill distortion” of a "casual, joking” unbleached mualln with seam* all bound and with rubber b\ittons. 16. Reg. price $5.98 to $8.98. Close out at dupes of the Red campaign, which such person will communicate with Is expansion of the government U. N. OI).er,vr» Ex|.r. »!) p i „ „ ( ] T l l l ' C a l .800 In tile two Rhode Island units. $3.00 Rotation Plan the committee, giving the circum­ The program rails for 100 men comment on Congressional reform system of mortgage Insurance up­ it described as "the most danger­ rear Bonier I)i8|»iite ^ which the President had made In stances in his particular case.” on the housing projects. The ad­ io be pernianentiy stationed at the ous hoax ever devised by the in­ a private and confidential talk ternational Communist c o n - Denies Charge i ministration a*ked for $3,000,000,- May Spark Big Seale EtlSCS 111 N . E# 'lolil sidei'ted. wltli weekend train­ 36” BLEACHED A prompt denial came from iuiss ing for other members of the re- with Daniels. Koreg W ar Veterans to spiracy." 000 in new insurance authority, but Mr. Truman wouldn't comment CLOSE-OUT LOT Holliday, whose portrayal of the Maybank's committee cut the Fight, Void Aniiisliee. ____ .“lorve units. HEAVY WEIGHT DRILL In a forward to a 166-page ana­ further on the article except to Be Replaceil by Fresh lysis of communist "peace" tactics, dumb blonde in "Born Y’esterday" amount by 50 per cent. Re.servlHl.M in this state have ap­ proached the Corvnectieut Aero­ back up everything Short said. which it declared was Intended to won her this year's movie Oscar. The private construction Indus* Tel. Aviv, Israel, April 6 - (A5—- CrpsiH of Mprriiiiurk, MOPE COTTON CLOTH DISIONTINUED NYLON GOWNS, SLIPS EXTRA SIZE DRESSES Troops This Month nautics eomniiaaion to team Daniels, editor of the Raleigh, destroy American morale and try wuold be expected to build the Seven Israeli police were killed Goniirtiinit R i v e r h N. C.. News and Observer and a IRONING BOARD COVERS shield Russian military Intentions, (Continued on Page Four) bulk of the proJocU in areas cer­ wliether. If the Groton site is se­ AND PANTIES alzea, 37 4 to 51U. Crepes, black. ^ A Washington, April 5. —(4*) The last night n a bloody clash with lected, the rommlsslon would Trumsn biographer, had written tified by President Truman as Syrian troops near the fronljpr, PnsH Major GilioH for Colliers magazine that Mr. Army will begin about the middle "critical defense housing" areas. lea.se the needed farilltlcs to the and United Nations observers ex­ government. Commission Chair­ Truman favored limiting service Pita any standard *iae board 45 Soma Wonderful Buys In The Lot $ 4 e U U of this month to bring back from If private Industry failed to Korea men who have been long pressed fear today that broad- Boston, April 5 i/J’i- Danger of man Francis S. Murphy said that 89/ provide needed housing for de­ (Continued on Page Two) engaged in the fighting there fense and military centers, gov­ scale fighting might erupt. seriou.s Hoods in New Englan'l ho felt sure the eommi.saion would Today'$ Replacement Price 59c Yard go along with the proposed use of REG. $9.98 G O W N S 0 0 They Will be replaced by fresh ernment agencies could step in The Israeli government wa* re­ eased today as the area* two _ News FI ashes major rivers Connerlieiit and i the field for reserve training The old reliable Hope cotton cloth that can be used fni no many troops. and do actual construction under ported taking an "extremely serl- purpofleii. Secretary of the Army Pace an- contracts. The bill limits to $50,- ous" view of armed clashes on the Merrimack .subsided. It was explained by NicholM Light Weight Irregulars of.Solid Color nofinced the "rotation" plans to­ (Late BnOetliu o1 the JC. Wire) There was some flooding of low- j Rtaub of New London and Egt 000.000 the amount of defense southeast shore of the Sea of Daniel O'Connell, an air reservist, REG. $5.98, $6.98, $7.98 SLIPS 7 0 day. He said Gen. Douglas Mac- lands and highways tint no serious j News Tidbits troops Invaded Israeli territory and that speed is es.senflal In getting ON SA LE A T ...... BABY SHOP Arthur will decide policy on se­ (ConHnurd on Page Four) took up a post at the Village of damage was reported as likes and lection of men to be sent home. the Tnimbull airport designated Culled From OP) Wires CANNON FACE CLOTHS Ask $50 Month Pay Boost For G.I.’s In Front Lines El Hamma In the demilitarized dams sneees.sfully held back crest­ by ,the government. Senator REGULAR $5.98 FRINGED The first battle veterans should Wa.shington, April 5— in consumer goods sales annually. method of control. VIGORO — LAND LIME — FERTILIZERS Priced now from troops will eventually be brought White House. the new Items added in today's Red dapaime tr«epA amalga­ Bad Sixa ...... (Oonnanee on Page Four) Among the new items to which Commodities affeeted by the orig­ l^fTwin $2.98 back to the United States when * * • order In addition, the order af­ mated with Communist Chinese percentag* markup# now will ap- inal order include all of the itenis the outward movement of troop* fects about 70,000 more stores Manchurian army, are reported W H EELBA RRO W S...... ^ • ^-5® Believe Air-Force Plane Hit Mountainif Treasury Balance ply are musical■ instruments,■ ■ rod! llo commonly sold in the men's and by newspaper to be maastag an is flowing smoothly. women's apparel and shoe stores, which do not sell any of tho com­ El Paso. Tex., April 5— (A*)— An Air F«ree plane is believed and television sots, phonographs Korean border in Maneboria . • « $8.00 to $20.00 The Army said returning vet- moat of the Items carried In fur- modities originally Included in the FuH Bad Sixa...... $3.29 Tte J W H A l^ COD WHITE GARDEN FENCE— 5’ x 18" .... $1.00 aa. and records, houswarea, . notions, Mora nowspapers and r»dlo sU » . trana will disembark either at to have crash^ in the rugged Organ mountains cast of Las' “ w ^ m g to n , April 5— i niture and floor covering stores, pricing chart regulation. MlllflllTM CoMta Originally priced from $#.B8 to $22.88. — ...... position of the Treasury April 3: luggage, sporUng goods and silver­ Besides broadening eovarags, tions aeroos oountry Iflln move m 'AbM taidy gnttpreof, of heavy dear 4 gauge plastic writh zipper GARDEN SEED — GARDEN HOSE Beattie, or San Francisco. Cruces, If. M,, shortly af-er midnight. I t ^ beMeved two men Net budget receipts, $218,808,- ware. cMnaware, glassware. Jew- and more than 75 per cent of the All veterans returned to th* 1 volume handled by department the new amendment also provWs* obotowa tomomnr os dor ar were klQed. The plane left International Airport here at 12:10 088.11; budget expendlturs, $184, a i » , watches and clocks. mounilng for ArgwIT United SUtss will be given a I stores. a.m. ReportsReporti from Las Graces, 44 milca^orth of here, were 42^217.16; cash balance, $8350,- til* new order, which amends (Ooaaaoed M Paga Flva). chance for home leave before pro- and oxtands CelUng Price Recula- I Th* asw order thus broadona ceedinf to their next duty lUtions. that a f i a ^ was seen on the mountains $)bout 1 a.m. 7$f.876.77. V. 5 J . L %