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Thee." Ronald Borkus rendered a ter'a wife to the annual MinlateFa Mrs. John Teomans served tea Sunday were Mr. and Mra. B. G. The taiga la one of the greatest to 2,000 miles wide, scrota Si­ vocal aolo aa the special musical Wivea Conference to be held thia and aandwlches. Nelson and Miss Ellen Edstrom of forest areas of the world—8ome beria and consisting principally of | ATorago Daily Net Press Run TheWooUifOr lilB lil Reports Audover selection, year at tha Monteweae House, New Supper, guesU at the home of Hartford and Mr: and Mrs. George 4,000 miles long and from 1,000 coniferous trees. For the Week Ending ToUand County Fans Bureau Haven in June. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spear on NelMn. A pril 7, 1081 Fereeaal at 0. & Weather Bmess Revenue Boost H m annual msetlng of the And­ will sponsor a Garden meetlAg at Action waa taken on the formal over Congregational church wrlll North Coventry Grange hall on ballot of the Hartford District, be held In the Social room on A pril 13 at 8 p. m. There will be Feltowahlp Congregational Chris­ 10,168 TPsOw elteidy. rilpwesa la the tian Women. THURSDAY im alU'ilFiiiirir IwUFullUt ItlF raill afternoon: tonight rain; Friday , , Haw n m a. ApiH ll^IncwM e April 30 at 8 p.m. movies, garden Ideas and plans, Member of the Andit Officers of the church and church Voted to pay our dues to the speakers, questions and answers and Bareaa of CUrcnlatlone of M on *»««« 16,000,000 bi opent- organizations are requested to hand and a quiz with prizes. Owen 8. Wllllmantic Council of Church M anchester—^A City of Village Charm ttm lawBUM and a drop of more their reports to Marlon Stanley, Trask 4-H Vegetable Specialist, Women. GflRTnEliS O n 91,000,000 in oxpenMS taat clerk before April 15. University of Connecticut will pre­ The president announced the fol­ TIT Mairs Si Morschea’of, Cofin t-144 FRIDAY ■s compared with 1940 were lowing nominating committee: The monthly "Family Night" of sent the five Ps of 4-H Garden (CISMlfled Advertlning oe Pnge 19) nvo rtadrted--to -- New Haven Railroad the church and community will be Mra. John Shepherd, Mrs. Arthur VOL. LXX, NO. 168 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 1951 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS today at their annual Club work—Plan, Prepare, Plant, 1 held on Friday, April 27th. Preserve and Participate. All 4-H Savage and Mrs. Donald Richards. lare by the directora and The Vernon l^aboratory School for Tha meeting was closed with devo­ F. CL' Dumlne, president, and Garden club members are urged to Sunday and vacation church school attend. tions by Mrs. Crook. ekalrman. leaders will be held at the Vernon TfnH tw t TIm awelllnf of revenue waa re- The Ladles Benevolent Society Congregational church in four ses­ will sponsor a rummage,- food and ■ortad da due largely to a aub- sions April 12-19 and 26 and May Increase In fKlght trana* flower mart In the church social 3 a t 3:30-8 p.m. Enrollm ent Is rooms on Friday, April 20. Plans ation which more than offset limited to those planning to attend Chewing Wrigley’s LARK C reduction from passenger serv- all sessions. For details see Howard for a waste paper drive are pro­ Quolify Hm now iDa. Jennings, Deborah Hamvor the gressing. Each member of the so­ low prieo of 18" Cut Truman Against Bombing Manchuria Operating expenses were re- pastor, Rev. Malcolm Crook. ciety is urged to sove such articles Spearmint Gum dneed despite increased costs. Guest pastor at the 11 o’clock and temporary storage space has Greater operating efficiency was service April 8 was Rev. Marion been offered at the homes of Mrs. This Year’s effected by use of additional dlesel- S. Hostetler formerly professor of John Hhepperd and Mrs. Herbert Freshens The Taste dlectrlc engines and other cost­ Bible at Westminster College, Thompson. BIGGEST VALUE saving equipment. The Improve­ McCarthy Sees DiHrii88 MarArtliiir Resolutions Salt I-akc City, Ctah, presently do­ At the last regular meeting of When the mouth is dry or the ment program last year cost $8.- the society Mrs. Harrison Topltff, in P o w er ing advanced study at the Hartford taste is stale, there's nothing American Planes Down Five 903 000 Seminary Foundation. "Christ and president of Wllllmantic Council Lawn Mowers Maintenance of roadway, struc­ Christian Women waa the guest more refreshing than a stick of ^^reasoii in Sees War Risk Family Life" was the topic of his tures and equipment are calculated speaker. delicious Wrigley’s Spearmint to cost approximately f.lO.OOO.OOO Sermon. The hymns were "Come Thou Almighty King." "O Love Further biisiness transacted — Gum. Its lively, cooling flavor- MIGs in Biggest Jet Fight In 1951. vote to underwrite expenses of real. old-fashioned garten mint Regular $2.00 Value Net Income from other than rail That Will Not Let .Me C.o" and White House” "O Master Let Me Walk With Mrs. Malcolm Crofjk. our minis- —freshens the tasce and breath operations amounted to $2,315,2.'>2, We u n only durable QUAL­ moat of this being rentals In the ■liixiet instantly. Two Chinese Divisions In Air Attack Grand Central Terminal, N. T., 'Then, too, chewing Wrigley’s ITY materials that add months Waves Goodbye for Death House Ride Charges Truman Ruled area, other non-income operating Spearmint Gum gives you long- of wear lo your shoes. Work Pull Back on Central By *^Boiirbon and Ren- properties, dividends and Interest lasting enjoyment for little done while you wail, if you Wn.ahinglon, April 12—(/P)—PreBident Truman Is deter* from subsidiary companies and AMESITE DRIVEWAYS prefer. Front; ROK's Advance edieline” on OiiMter mined (hut Uniled Nations bomberH stay away from Man­ leased lines, including $435,686 non­ e RF.nUURD RATES SINCE 1020 money. It’s a good idea to keep recurring net adjustment. This e ORADINU FREE WORK a package in your purse or For the man with an average lawn and a regard for his 26 Miles Into North Of General MacArthiir churia and China, at (hik Htoge of the Korean fiKhting, lest attacks on Red baseH touch off a general war. In his radio compares w ith $1,676..558 In 1949 e POWER ROI.I.ER USED GUARANTEED pocket, so you can eqjoy a stick pocketbook, the LARK is today’s best buy. Here...for the SUEDE SHOES and $1,746,647 In 1948. e FREE ESTIMATES CALL anytime, anywhere. Tokyo, A pril 12—{JP)— A m erl- j Milwaukee, April 12 ue\ The addres.s last night explaining why he fired Gen. Douglas Sold Real Estate Parcels e "HME PAV51ENTS MANCHESTER first tim e...is a power mower with features previously found REGLAZED & CLEANED esn warplxiMa shot down five Milwaukee Journal totlay quoted MaeArthur, Mr. Truman made clear the "bomb line” moat H ie board reported sale of 278 e SAVE 10% FOR CASH 1601 only in more expensive models. No more push or pull ■ LIKE NEW! enemy Jete, probably destroyed Sen. McCarthy (R-\Vi.s) a.s saying remain at the Yalu River boundary between North Korea real estate parcels not required SAVE WITH when you buy a Lark. You’ll finish faster... feel fresher. two more and damaged 15 today for railroad operation. A sub­ in two roaring air fights over that "treason In the White Mouse " and Manchuria—unlesH the CommunistH themHelves compel stantial saving of real estate taxes I northweit Korea. has been accomplished by "bour­ other action. • ------resulted and In many Instances DeMAIO BROTHERS All American planes came safe­ The President himself put the communities have been the bene­ Call Now—We Personally Supervise All Work ly out of the battles. bon and benedictinr." question MaeArthur long has been ficiaries of sales. c&oH 04tdclue One of the thunderous clashes McCarthy asserted, according asking: Korea Peace An additional annual payroll of Blish Hardware Co. was the biggest jet fight in his­ to the Journal, that the "trea.son" more than $10,500,000 will result "Why don't we bomb Man­ Jicwuftf/iec/eloef tory. In Involved 152 jet planes was accomplished by men who churia anil Clilna itself? Why from Increases for non-operating 793 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER —80 Russian-made MIO-lSs and Move by U.N. employees approved by the board knew how "to get the President don’t we a.-sist the I’hlnose Ns- . 72 American F-89s and F-84s tionallst troops to land on the In March and retroactive to Feb. and about 40 B-29 medium bomb- cheerful." and continued that the 1, last A new pension plan for ars. dismi.ssal of Gen. MaeArthur hy mainland of (5\lnaT’’ Unit Slowed supervisory forces, supplementing FREE YOURSEIF On the ground, two Chinese di­ the President Is "a Communist "If we were to do these things," 1 the Railroad RetIremnt Act Is es­ visions pulled back suddenly and victory won with the aid of bur- he answered, "we would he ninning tim ated to cost $4,400,000 annual- mysteriously on the central front. bon and benedictine." a very grave risk of starting a Offices Com m ittee FROM THIS! 0 Hep. Joseph W. Marlin (»Iass.) (left) and Sen. Ki-nneth Wherry general war...... If we wore to Jy . American troops pushed cautious­ The Wisconsin Senator, accord­ with such additional expenses, IjOare ^ peacock -te present tne - • • ly ahead in their wake against no ing to Journal reporter Robert (Neh.), Kepuhlleiin floor leaders, go over resolutions ealling for Uoii- do these things, we would become 'I'o frive China Reda together with the "unsettled re- opposition. Staff officers said Fleming, made the statement.s gr<>ss lo Invite tle n e rs i M a r.\rtliu r to ass a Joint s«>sslon. M ar­ entangled in a vast conflict on the organlxatlons of the Boston Term­ they were puzzled in the enemy Wednesday night In a speech be­ lin Inirodiieed his res inal and Boston end Providence withdrawal. fore nearly 600 members of the Identical one In the Senate yesterday. Earlier they talked to Mac- "It may well be that, in spite of Arthur hy IransPacIfle telephone. (AP Wlrephoto). inisHal of MaeArthur Railroad," the directors con.sider- The two Red divisions Wednes­ Wisconsin Retail Furniture Deal­ our best efforts. Communists may day bitterly opposed Allied cross­ ers association. ed payment of dividends and no spread the war. But it would be United N atlone, N. Y.. A pril IJ^ action was taken. ing of the Hantan river south of Fleming said that in an inter­ wrong- Iraglcally wrong—for us Baa SS8 Diesel I»comollvrs Chorwon. They fought from the view before the speech he asked —(45~Ncw Korean peace over­ f ^ craggy hills north of the river. to take the Initiative In extending One of the nation's leaders In McCarthy whether he believed Tobey States Truman the w ar” tures by the U. N. three-man Good But they broke contact Wednes­ that President Truman should be glaaallsatlon. the New Haven, the day night. Mr. Truman thus left open —as Otficea committee were delayed to­ board reported, now has 358 diesel HMRVBMIS impeached. Fleming said Mc­ day to give Communist Chtniz South Korean troops on the east he did at an earlier news confer­ locomotives In use. From a one­ Mrs. Ethel Bosenberg, S5-year-old atom spy, waves goodbye from sn Carthy answered: ence — the question of what thl* tltue to react to the ouster of Gen- coast stabbed 26 miles into North automobile aa she begins the trip to the death house at Sing Hing time high of 1300 steam locomo­ Korea in the deepest Redland Pene­ The — — . . . should Invited Impeachment country would do If the Commu­ erc.1 Douglas MaeArthur aa com­ tives in operatoin. the system now tration of the current United Na­ prison. New Vork, yesterday. She M-as moved from the Women's be impeached, but on the other nists themselves launch all-out m ander of U. N. forces. Detention Home, In New York city. In custody of a deputy marshal. uses but 24. Delivery of 10 more tions drive. hand he's not Important. It’s the aerial warfare on U.N. troops In The committee gathered late diesels, costing $'<.500,000 la an­ In history's biggest jet bsttle, Mrs. Rosenberg and her husband, .lullus Rosenberg, 32, were sentenced erowd around him that causes the Says Presitirnt Arous­ yesterday in a hastily-called two- AUTOMATIC DELCO-HEAT to die In the electric chair for furnishing wartime atom secrets to a trouble.’’ Korea. hoi;r ecsslon, only 15 hours after ticipated In 1951. These, In addt- the 80 MIG swooehed out of Red Soviet spy ring. ed Him of Threat for , Riclgway Off Top military men have said such President Truman fired MacAr- tioti to an estimated cost of $1.- MOIORLESS SERVEL Manchuria against 72 U.S. jets The Journal quoted McCarthy’s a development would trigger thur. 000,000 for 200 flat cars being built flying cover for 30 to 40 U.S. B-29 reference in his speech to "bourbon Siippressinit Data on | mammoth retaliatory strikes At the end, U. N. Asaembly in company shops, will be flnanred Aren't you tired of building Superforte. The B-29’s dropped 300 and benedictine" aa follows: For War Area [ agalnat Red hoses, whore they are. out of income to avoid debt in­ tons of bombs on the vital ^Iroad President Nasrollah Entezam. com­ fires, shoveling coal, Aauling "Thla is a black day, one of ths Fees for RFC lA>ans Wtolle th ere haa been epaeula- mittee chairman, said only that creases, the -directors reported. bridge across the Tslu rlvar be- blackest in the history of this out ashes and doing other dirty tween Antung, Manchuria, a ^ Minimum Wage. Bill tlon that the Red air force In Man- the committee had dlscuseed the lA st year the dleseliaation pro­ countrw, A day in athlahc^kmartea- W aahiaaton, A pril 12—9P)— 8 m ^ I Starts by Plane for ch\iria may have aeveral thousand new situation. gram was given another - spurt work connected with tending a Bifltiiju,'ICaMir' " ' Ths Amarican Jets shot down two apd all western civilisation aufTer-- ator Tobey (R-NH) said today planaa ready .for fuU-aoaU: air war. "We win hieve to wait to giV6 - w ith acquisition of SO 1'800-h.p. and ed a tremendous dsfeat and the j Korea After a Talk Information received here fiidt- fu rn a n ? MIO, probably destroyed two others President Truman in a telephone thc Chinese (Omununlsts) 'tme to 10 1900-h.p. locomotives. These L ike magie. . . ki^^er inside^ sm aller outsit Asked by Go V. Lodge Communists, home made and for­ catee those estl mates are high. C'insider the change," Entezam A Delco-Heat Oil Burner will and damaged IS. eign made suffered a great victory call Tuesday accused him of threat­ With Gen. MaeArthur replaced 74 steam locomotives and A B-29 gunner brought down a One recent estimate was that the said. "We have not received an an­ ooatributed to expense reduction. heat your home—without atten­ a victory achieved with the aid of ening to try to have Mr. Truman C5ilnese Communist Air Force had swer from them in more than two third Red jeL B-29's alM damaged bourbon and benedictine.” Tokyo, April 12 (45-Lt. Gen. Hie New l.aven la now operat­ tion. It will provide steady, even another Red jet. about 500 aircraft of various types months that we have served but Impeached and that the President Matthew B. Rldgway left by plane ing 96% of train miles by diesel or room warmth—regulated auto­ Look at the big Freezer Compartment in the only refrig­ Two B-28’s were damaged but Sawyer Case record showed which oould be used. Including we always hope there will be one." electric locomotives and but two that The pals of Alger Hiss are Invited him to "go right ahead.” tonight for Korea after a talk wltli some thoroughly modem Jet fight­ matically by sensitive, accurate erator with DO motor to w e a r or grow noisy! Plenty of landed safely in Korea. The others Entezam aald the committee did per cent by steam. returned to their Japanese or still running the State department" Other Senators said Tobey told General MaeArthur at the flve-star er types. not diuci'Bs a new peace proposal Delco-Heat thermostatic con­ room for meats, fruits, vegetables^—even ioe cream by Measure Calling for a Senate Banking subcommittee Okinawa bases. Is Postponed general’s residence. These fighters Include the well- at this time. trols. It will bring you more the gallon! Ice cubes pop out easily from new Qukk-He- The second air battle flared later 7 5 Cents Hour Floor Monday that the President "could known MIG 15 and perhaps a She Stood In Bed Ridgway, named by President Sven Orafstrom. Swedish repre­ convenience, new leisure. lease Trays—no juggling. Thursday in the center of "MIG be impeached" If he suppressed evi­ newer, faster design. sentative on the committee, said dence he once claimed to possess Truman to succeed MaeArthur in U. 8. airmen during the last two Alley” between SInuiju and Sln- state Capitol. Hartford. April Appealfl Court Grants U. S. Armada all his Far East commandi, arrived that Sweden’s minister Is always Lios Angelee — (A>) — Mrs. Stop in and find out how a anju. In this action 15 communist that certain members of Congress months have caught fleeting ready in Peiping to transmit an Alice Hollenbeck, 83. was held 12 — (jT) — Democratic legislative at 4:10 p.m. (2:10 a.m., EST) and Delco-Heat Oil Burner can t>e jete attacked 12 American Sabre Delay on Contempt by had accepted fees in connection glimpses of an unusually fast jet answer to the U.N. on the com­ captive by a folding bed for two Quick-Change Shelves make it easy to store bulky foods, jeU . leaders were informed- today that left at 7:30 p.m. (5:30 a.m., EST). fighter type, sent up for swift sor­ installed easily and inexpen­ At Formosa with RFC loans. He spent most of the time with mittee's original appeal for cease­ hours. She walked into a closet extra tall bottles. There’s even a clutter-saving "Odds The Sabres shot down two Red Governor Lodge has asked State Commerce Secretary ties In the area of the Yalu River, fire talks. and the door slammed shut behind sively in your present boiler or Tobey told reporters today the MaeArthur. The subject of their 'jttt jets snd probably destroyed an­ Labor Commissioner John J. Egan President called him on the phone talk was not disclosed. obviously tests of the new aircraft Red China has thus far kept up her. The shock brought a fold­ and Ends" Basket! And the new, marvelous, motorless, other. The fight raged for 15 Washinjgton, April 12—(45—The under battle conditions. ing bed down on her, wedging her furnace. to draft a minimum wage bill. Revives Chinese Nation* and said: its threat to ignore the committee, S e rv e l 18 bigger inside, naallsr outside. . . fives yoo mote minutes from 34,000 down to 4,000 Rldgway had been expected to However, the 600-alrcraft esti­ set up under an asaembly resolu­ against the wall. A neighbor, The leaders told newsmen that U. S. court of Appeals t9,396 An eitlm ated 100 to 1.50 persons Court) needed more time to study ist hopes that America ha.sn’t air forces." Did he mean planes the Peiping regime’s attitude on In the ground flghUng, the Al­ Egan reported to the Capitol written off their cau.se with the were on hand to greet him. while Democratic leaders were applications made to him in Ihe the MaeArthur ouster had a chance THE HNEST lies used bayonets and hand gre­ firing of General MaeArthur. The promoted Eighth Army com­ (CoatlBned on Paga Two) to harden...... nades in carrying out two small closeted with the Governor. He legal battle between the govern­ Some 20 ships, including two Includes 8,9‘^f’l Killed mander was wearing his winter IN beachheads W^nesday on the confirmed that he was working on ment and private individuals over carriers, a cruiser and two de­ In Action; 10,86.5 uniform and his familiar hand Hantan River north bank. a minimum wage bill and told control of a big steamship line. The stroyer squadrons, brought the grenade taped on his Jacket. The Reds tried to halt the Uni­ new Seventh Fleet commander. Missing, 39,.500 Hurl Rldgway and I’ace said they USED CARS ted Nations advance with heavy (Continued on Page Two) (Continaed on Page Two) Vice Adm. Harold M. Martin, from planned to go directly to see Mac- mortar and grenade fire. Japan for a visit. W ashington, April 12—(45—An­ Arthiir at his home In the Amer­ Court Backs Verdict ftew) a l l The stiff communist opposition Martin was scheduled to come nounced U. 8. casualties In Korea ican embassy. led officers at first to believe they ashore tomorrow from his flag­ reached 59,396 today, an Increase ‘T Have No l*laiis” 1950 Ch«vrol*f RMtline these at the flick had run into the- tain enemy line. ship. the carrier Philippine Sea. to of 846 since last week. Reporters asked Rldgway how The Reds have jammed 18 new attend a lundheon with Nationalist he felt as he stepped briskly off UMW Not in Contempt (mwwvwmwwwmmwwmmm The total includes 8,941 killed 4«Door Sedan. of the dial on your divisions into North Korea. notables. Rear Adm. Harry B. In action, 39,500 wounded and 10,- the plane. Heavy fighting also swirled News Flashes Jarrett. Seventh Fleet represen­ 865 missing. It repre.sents ca.sual- "I’m flne." he said. *>*®r Yanggu on the southeastern tative and senior U. S. m ilitary a t­ ties whose next of kin were noti­ "I ha%'e no plans and have made Appeal Tribunal Split edge of the great Hwachon reser­ (Late BnUei.liu of the JP Wire) tache in Talpeh, will be host. fied through April 6. no decisions." On U. S. Appeal from 1947 Chavrelet Sports­ PRAFF voir. Tight censorship obscured Of th e wounded, 1,040 subse­ He posed briefly smiling for News Tidbits the details. Treasury Balance quently died and 99 of the nil.ssing photographers. DeciHion on Failure to Called From (/P) Wires man Sodem. Rodio ond SEWING MACHINE 2,000 Walk Off Jobs In Protest Of Ouster are known dead, ral.slng the total A woman reporter asked Rldg­ Hooter. Washington, April \2 — (45 — com bat death figure to 10,080. way what his reaction was when Heed Lewis Order New York, April 12—(/P)—More than 2,000 AFL long­ The position of the Treasury The figure on missing also in­ he learned that he would succeed tcith the exclusive Now Haven motlier and daogli- Asks Annual shoremen walked off their Manhattan waterfront jobs tem­ April 10: net budget receipts. $168,- cludes 1,109 who have since re­ M aeArthur. Washington, April 12—(45—The "If a man had asked me that. ter are found dead In their gas- 1949 Ford “8" Custom. DIAL-A-STITCH porarily today in protest against President Truman’s ouster 678,461.61; budget expenditures, turned to U. S. control and 113 U. 8. Circuit Court of Appeals to­ of Gen. Douglas MaeArthur from his Pacific posts. They $195,557,378.03: cash balance, known to be prl.soners of war, fllled winter home In Nantucket, Overdrive, Radio and Car Checkup $7,876,823,406.30. leaving 9,544 currently missing. (Continued on I'age Pwo) day dismissed the government’s Mase .... A $275,000 damage suit Hooter. With ■ Pf.8, even ■ bezimwr marched to a small park and roared approval to the text of appeal from a decision which had is filed in New York Federal Court tan Kw all the beantifnl thinzi a telegram to be sent to Mr. Truman asking him to restore cleared John L. Lewis’ United by Mr. and Mrs. John Puskars Of ■he needs. Demini end romdin| Highway Safety Chair* MaeArthur to his commands. Brooklyn longshoremen held a Mine Workers of contempt of court Forestvllle whose 13-year-old son 1947 Chevrolet Heet- allegedly lost his left eye when hit heemne the werk a t ■ moment! Juit similar demonstration. In their 1950 contract strike. moster Chib Coupe. man Says Only 10% a * a MaeArthur Returning to U. S.; The appeal court split, 2-1, in by part of toy helicopter. •H the dial to the Mitch jam 1 ^ . TiMmaa W. Lace of Sharon Of Antos Inspect^ U. S. C!onrts Rules For Maryland Ixiyalty Oath holding the case waa moot, that is, Radio and Heotor. went nad sew. Thet’e alll no longer an Issue. is elected president of Connecticut Washington, April 12 — {IP) — The Supreme Court today Association of Boards of Educa­ Vnlly (nanateed — paru Hartford. Conn., April —CP)_ The lower court’s decision, by 12 unanimously rul^ Maryland may require candidates for Aide Defends General’s Acts Judge Richmond B. Keech, was tion to fill unexpirsd term of Dr. 194T Plymouth 2-Deer. and aeevicc alwaya ■aailable. The legislative motor vehicles com­ Roger H. Motten of Wethersfield mittee has heard there la great state and city offices to swear they are not engaged in any quickly followed a year ago by a MaeArthur followed by only a few contract between L«wis and the who died shortly after his election OmHOUT need to restore compulsory annual attempt to overthrow the government by force and violence. Tokyo, April 12-(45—General ! the Army for rctlre- inspection of motor vehiclea. The ruling upheld a requirement In a Maryland statute known J . __1 ment from his post as contact man hours President Truman’# broad­ aoft coal operators ending a ten- in January. ATTACHMINTS Under the preeent voluntary in­ MaeArthur made plans today for j,pan!sM government In cast address from Washington. month dispute. It was appealed by Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) of 1942 Ford "4" Todor. as the Ober Loyalty Law. a return soon to the United States j handling the occupation. In the address, President Tru­ the Justice departmenL House Armed Services eommitteo spection program, Highway Safety * * a Hoofer. Chairman Robert L Catlin told the —ready, if Invited, to air before General MaeArthur stayed away’ man said he fired MaeArthur be­ The government asked that the predicts defeat of move in H oum committee only about 10 per cent American Legion Gives Franco Appreciation Medal CXingress the views th a t got him from his office today while Lt. cause he felt the general's policies union ^ punished for prolonging to place SJM)0,0SS o r 4,908,40# eeO. 194R Chevrolet Station of the State's 700,000 motor vehi­ Washington, April 12—(/P)—The. American Legion has fired by President Truman. I Gen. M atthew B. Rldgw ay flew in carried a “very grave risk” of the strike after Judge Keech had faig on nmied foiees... .Mta. Nom cles are being Inapected. given Spain’s Generalissimo Franco the national comman­ The five-star general kept his from the Korean battlefronts to starting World War III. issued a back-to-work order on io jtm , widow of IriA poet and Wogoo. Radio end Catlin said there was **a great public silence' but bis right hand take over MacArthur's commands. The Whitney statement did not F ebruary 11, 1950. Justice a tto r­ novelist James Joyce, dtss to ------— der’s “Medal of Appreciation.’’ A Legion spokesman said the ^^^^■eVe e ANT KM OF need" for the other 90 per cent to man gave the first inkling of how Rldgway arrived after turning deal with MacArthur's policy neys argued that Lewis had given Zurich, Swltseriand, cUnle. be examined. medal isn’t the legion’s top-ranking medal of merit. Hllie staunch MacArthur’s defense over his U. 8. Eighth Army com­ views but emphasized the general's only "sham” compliance to the SmCM MnANTlTI Western Union e^m ates 78,000 He spoke in favor of a bill which “Medal of Appreciation," he said, Ls the same medal given to would be. mand temporarily to Lt. Gen views that nothing he had aald had order when he directed the miners telegrama have poured into Wash­ % Olds 4 Hydromotie would restore compulsory exami­ Maj. Gen. Courtney B. Whitney, Frank W. Milbutn. Mllbum will overstepped his limitations. to get back on the job. The miners From Plain MHch M nations. a number of other world leaders. ington in connection with flrlnr of MacArthur’s close.st adviser, is­ serve until the arrival in Korea of It defended specifically MacAr­ ignored the Lewis order. The gov­ General MaeArthur, and Whlta 4-Deer Sedan. Radio Zif-Zaa. Moangnamaae Supporting the meeting also was sued a statement saying his de­ Lt. Gen. James A. Van Fleet, vet­ thur’s considered right to make ernment insisted that was accord­ W M n r a i v v e BnlMnholaa, Bbad State Highway Commissioner O. his statement of March 24 and to ing to Lewis' plan, too. House says majority of Its shart of Accor^Emiected Between I..abor, W’age Board posed boss felt he had Rotated no eran of two world wars and head measages’**7s stiU in opposithm** to Mhchine. RnOiaa, Albert Hill who said there is a Waitmngton. April 12—(/P)— President Truman's Mobiliza­ Truman directives. of the American mission that ad­ write a letter March 20 to Rep. A three-judge panne! heard the "hazard” now on the State’s high­ Whitney himself asked release vised the Greek government forc­ Joseph W. Martin (R-Mass). Both President Truman’s action. Snenekina, Enifarnidefy, aHu tion Advisory Board discussed for several hours today a pos­ government's arguments and the Biennial battle over prcqioeals JURTFORD ROAD FREE DEMONSTRATION ways from motor vehicles that are from the armyJki he could leave es in their triumph over CTommu- were pointed out by President union’s replies last April 26. The APPLIANCE & FURNITURE CENTER in poor condition. sible settlement of the deadlock between labor and the gov* Japan with MaeArthur. niet insurrection. Truman in elaborating on reasons panel Included Judges Harold M. for praseaUos of pareathaed far USER CARS The bill, to which no oppoaiUon emmeiit over a Wage Stabilization Board. When the advisors "The general feels that be lias Presideiit Truman announced for MacArthur’s dismissal. Stephens, E. Barrett PreUyman, amdlcal rsaassa is fought out at wag voioeA would authorize priv­ recessed for lunch, Otto H. Seyferth of the U. S. Chamber of complied meticulously with all di­ the new command chaises for MacArthur's March 24 state­ and Chafies Fahy. Hartford Qapitdl again ....Thraa M 9IUINSTREET. TEL 7SN ate-, garages to make the Inspec­ Coounoree told reporters the 17-man panel is “very hopeful’’ rectives he has received, not only Generals Ridgway and VSk| Fleet ment called on Red China to settle Chief Judge Stephens, who wrote major Jiwuesa political partlM KROH'S tions for a fee of no more than 91 recently, but throughout his entire simultaneously with the removal the Korean war on expose the' the majority opinion, was joined agrea ta rtsulsOsn af PEARL that an agreement can be riflkehed by nightfall on a new wage thaaka to ousted Osnsral Mao# military ser^ce," Whitney said. of MaeArthur. - Peiping regime to “risk of immi­ by Judge Prettyman. Judge Fabay (Coatiaasi sa Paga Taa) levejL Whitney earlier bad announced Whitney’s statement defending nent military collapse.” wrote a diasanL ArttUK. f . A : : /

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1961 ITWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONN„ I'HURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1961 PAGE Sailor Is Injured Puhlic Kecords Loral Couple Almoat Town Gets original aong, "Mr. Butterfly," I pennant for having th# moat par- Mra. Contaa Poekatt, Mra. Obituary District Heads Leaving For New File Price Charts Pupils Entertain whlch waa composed by the chjl-.lents present. The children wero Herrinff, Mra. Aaron T4 Interviewed In Video Warrantee Deeds Speaks Tomorrow __i_— In (’ar Acciflent dren. A lively folk dance and a served Ice cream, cookies and co- Mra. Ruaaell Roberta and Miik lees War Risk William J. Moran at al to Alex­ Hay es Plot To Visit Here Home In Peiiiisy Retail Merchants must file At Keeney School square dance followed. A dif­ CO* by the following committee; Charlea Small. '' - Mr. and Mrs. George Van ander Jarvis, property on Lock- price chart* with Connecticut ferent kind of quis program wa* Syckel, of S5 South Main Beaman Orrin Kingsbury, 20. of^ wood street. District OPS in Hartford by the next feature. The pupil* Andover, a member of the UnlteiJ Sale of th* Archie Hayea astate Mr. and Mr*. Ralph O. Kaufman A moat entertaining and infor street, were almoat interviewed Deaths Matthew M. Muriarty to Archie property on Purnell place to the nie American Legion Auxiliary April 30th. asked qiie.stlnn.s of the parent* during intermission of tele­ .States Navy, suffered a posalble C. LaRoc-helle, Bruno ByeholakI will meet Monday evening at and their young sons, Ralph Jr., "Phc.se are the retail mark-up mative program waa presented by and It waa siirpriMlng how few Town of Manchester for $12,500 Ml*. F'rance* Miller'* foi^th and In Air Attack vision wrestling last night, ac­ lUlpb H. Wing fractured skull early this morn­ and Joseph A. White, property 334 waa thla morning ordered by Pro­ eight o'clock at the American Le­ and Bruce, will leave Saturday for pricing charts called for under correct answera could be given. cording to local TV viewer*. Ralph H. Wing, 57, of Brandy by 2.50 feet on Broad .^treet. gion Home. Mrs. M arion xCoflell' ('PR No. 7, nnd are required of fifth grade at the meeting of the The club i* grateful to the rhll- ing in an automobile accldont. bate Judge John J. AVallctt. The their new home in Titusville, Peiina. Keeney atreet Parent Teacher* from South China, formed info The Manc.he.sler couple weie ^ road, Bolton, died yesterday at the <{iiiti-luini Deed estate has been in proc-eas of sat- of Glastonbury, district president, all department stores, jewelcry dren for presenting such a pleas­ ItMB P *f* 0 » e) Details on the accident were lack­ Formerly an engineer with the club held on Tuesday evening. I combat units, given some IrHinlng opparently aliout to be inter­ .MunciieHtcr Memorial hospital. Holl R ealty conipan.',' to M an­ tlenient for several. years without and her staff will be guests of the stores, housewares, furniture, ant program. viewed when the intermlsalou after a short illnesa. He leaves his ing at press time. unit, and will initiate new mem- United Aircraft Corporation, Mr. notions. ladlo-TV, sporting Songa were sung, including an Mr*. $llller'* room won the _ th« n»»rlrin*« of Commu- and equipment and then fed aiong I chester Trust company admlnls- receiving a better offer than that the communication line into Korea ended, ao the announcer niere- ; wife, Mra. 'Jrace 31. Chappell Kingsbury was taken to Man­ t'ator of the e.slatc of Patrick J. of th# town. Three out of the five bara taken in during the year. K aufm an for several week.* ha-s goods and a few others whose , Chin*, o r did ho ii>cludo plane* y mentioned their nami'S, it ' Wing. ' chester Meniorinl hospital by State Inisiiic.ss in covered categories the Soviet Air r o t t x in the Far and to the front.) Moriarty, property on uyness and lielrs have signified their desire to Quests will also include depart­ been in charge of the Special Pro­ What Mr. Truman desertbed as wa* reported. I A member of the Bolton Center Poller of the Colchester Barrack*. Dudley strn-l.-. .sell the property now and receive ment child w'elfare chairman. ducts Division of the Universal exceeds $20,000 a year or 10 Siberian areaT I clu'icli "he wa.s active in church It WHS reprirted tliiit the youtli percent of their dollar voUime. a “secret IntclliKence report " on Viewer* wlio know the Devise Cerlifleales their Interest in the proceed.*. Mrs. Nina Kelly of Torrlngton. Cyclops Steel Corporation. Mr. Truman said, too. there are and < ivu affairs. He sci voii on the vcoiild be removed lnt< r in the dsy ad district child welfare chair­ Pricing charts should be filed Communist activities and ainbi- couple repot te.t seeing Mii. Estate of (Tannee Barlow to At a hearing on the question in They have made many friends that “the enemy is buildinc j executive commitlec of llie cliun h to the Nsval Ho.spilal at New Lon­ Probate Court this morning there man, Mrs. Emma Trombley of a t the nearest D istrict OP.S o f­ his g^round forces for a new- * tlon.s in Asia seeim-d to .sliow- that Van .Syckel in the hadigrnund. Margaret Barlow, property at 95- during the eleven years tticy have \ip Russia no longer rates Britain and The Maniliester realdent* are i .and until his recent re.sigiiatioii don. was no di.ssent made to the in R id ­ H artford. fice, which for all Connecticut off ensive." 97 Hamlin street. lived in Manchester, and ha\V been France aa a significant obstacle in on a vaeation trip. I was cbsirman of that committee. ing order for sale. Mrs. Emil Levesque, ways and honored with a number of farewell merchants la: ‘ LTheasTA atrln bommunlat eyes. He had been sali-s representative - Estate of Lottie A. Barber to The property, about a half acre means chairman, announces that Office of Price Stnliilizatnui Alice P. Barber, property on Tol­ parties. Both have been active in iftVUt within_____ ... t^ .‘'•y; T: ; the r. ». has become the No. 1 of the Cenc-ial Fireproofing com­ has been sought by the town as a the drawing scheduled for April the work of the Second Congre­ Connecticut District isisata that the enemy force in pany in Hnilfonl for thirty years. Asks land turnpike central public parking lot and site enemy In the F ar Fast revolution, we must fir.st iinif.v 16 has been postponed to the next gational church, and Mrs.. Kauf­ 106 Ann S treet 5 ^ h Korea has been increi^d The intelligence report de­ Born m Boston .lulv 17. 1893. he PlTlllitS of a hou.se of comfort. Several meeting, May 7. Hartford, Connecticut h r about 200,000 within the la.st Asia . . .lava. liuloChint. .Malaya. man has engaged in Red Cros.s scribed a Coinnmni'd officer as ; WHS a veteran c>f Woild Win I. W iij»«‘ Hill Dnrfl Rene .Maiic. 22 be .30 fool onc- old barns will Itave to be razed ; BURNSIDET.Vr Mm. Harold Belcher, child wel­ and other project*. Ralph Jr , who tira week*. ThU increase U in India, Tibet. 'Hiailand, Plulippiiiea discharged as a aerond lieutenant. sfoiy addition to tlte and recap- to make grading and levelling of I ^ MnniN I HTH m4 MMCHttTli aaying. before the invasion of and Japan are mu tiiliiiiale tar­ fare chairman, and Mr*. Milton ' ia aix years old, is a pupil in the forea alone. It does not include an He previoualy resided In West , pm-; building on Broad street .33.- the land possible. ! WALT D18NEY*S Hansen, Pan-American chairman, increase of force* mobilised in the Korea, that: gets . . . Tlie fnited .*rs-ds ing nieter income on the town's son of this town. covering sleeping pill addicl.s who and cruah the United State*.' Eait Center atreet. Rev. Craig streets. It is understood that the j •BEAVER VALLEY- Public Reaction "My Trip to Europe" is the title Mr. Tniman said that mean* iniuni wage bill approved rceenlly Rolling Park. Incorporated, to !■ TrrhnIceUr of a talk and natural color slides may be committed to an institution Whltslt and Rev Arthur A. Wa- (Tayton E Maine and to Elmer H. parking lot. when ready, will sl-so • :30 Rap* Sleeping Pill* for treatment only hy a member CHAMBRAY They want to control all Asia by the Democratic-ooiitiolled Sen- to be shown by Alton Music to­ lace will officiate. Burial will be , O'.fruul .Ir. el al. .■^cnarate propei-- be equipped with meter.s. but that | For Mac Arthur ! of the family. Even at that, he from the Kremlin." In Rose Hill Memorial cemetery. ' s ir. the Egnn bill will c.sll fni a T.'i (lay-long parking at a reduced morrow night at the Salvation lent Hii hour ifliniinipn wage. li' ‘ on Parker street ^un«la> : riT V H artford. April 12 (4'' Mem- ; added, they have to be admitted Except In Korea, the United Rockv Hill. i liHrgp probnhlv v. ill b(- made Army Citadel. hers of the Cimnecticiit Thr labor conuiuv.-lo-u-r. oinier K rm irtb and Jane .Mmagil to kbU “ IIOIM.I- 1IT> • Washington. April 12 (Afi - Mr. Munsie was a delegate to Police- I aa medical patients and not drug .‘States has no combat force* on Friends may lall at the funeral Ibere. women's a.s.'nclatlon have been ! addict*. tlir Asiatic mainland or any of home from 7 to 9 tomorrow eve­ .seercterj-treasurer of tlu- Con- t’h'.bp and heritiic Klliott. |>rop- Rep. Leonard W. Hall (R., N. Y.) the Salvation Army International lunTicut I'ldi-r.-iluui of LhIioi Negotiations for the acqmsiti.m t:AS\ t-U¥.r. I'AKKINO the southeast Asia island nation*, ning erty nu l-’inley street said today a check of public re­ Youth Congre.ss in Londni^Eiig- 8.98 lAFI.) de. lined to go into d- lniis of the property have been going action received by 239 Republican .-^o far, It* effort* to stem the tide I'rrm its on for some months with the ' land, last summer. of foninmnism in southeast Asia about Ills Hs.signincut Anno Dtireiko. latcrstions. 144 Senators and representatives on The movies include scenes from Deeans I... Buell r.etialib' .soum-.s ii}Mutcil, liow- administrator holding nut for a lias been to provide nillitaiy Gilead, April 12 Deem.s .Adams .street. $4,000 , the Truman-^acArthur contro­ Scotland, England. Ireland and ever. that one of the things l-2ga:i better offer than th a t now *e*»led ‘ equipment for the French tight mg Lyman B-iell, of l^vonl* William M McGoohan et ux, ga- on. However, with a majority of , versy showed; France. A report on the Youth to hold control of Indochina hopo.s to do in his bill IS to w nt- I age 14 EaBtftcld street. $1,000. i (1) Telegrams received were Conference will be made by Mr. Tt R H ilrraiiT of n rlropn H.. died at the New England a pio-.i.sioii W'bicb will take into ' the heir* now in favor of sale, the ' 6.938 to 47 in favor of MacAr- Baptist hospital tn Boston Mass, Earl Wallace, garage, Easlflcld hearing on winding up the estate Munsie. foi ,t .qpi ing or BUiumn ai'vnuni .sin b llilng.s a.s Up.« board .street. $1,000. thiir. vesterdsy morning after a short nnd unifoim allowames eiul other was called, the res'ilt of which is ^ IN William Pickles, alterations, 101 Judge Wallett'* order. (21 Telephone calls 1.481 to 6. (Ih \ liRlit ftnd com- Hospital ISoles illness. sim ilar factors In com puting a 7 » n iT g XrCIIMtOI.OR (31 Message,* "asking for Im­ ' Olcott street, 13.500. Mr. Buell was bom In Gilead, worker's wage. IliywRrd W'm. I.undlsif) peachment of the President," fni'tAblF in (ho nrw fihFri' •Sept. 27. 1896. son of Elton Buell Repiilillcans tiavc blocked pro­ Patrick Madden, alterations. 117 T il IMMR TIIK TflDIfKfti 5.178. eanyniiMPatianta Today ...... 12.t MOI N T .U N •’ and the late Mr* Grace Lyman posed iiummiini wage legislaltoii Birch street. $150. Ridgway Off Hall aaid the check was made rhnmhrH.v with pmrly I Admitted yesterday; Mr*. Char- Elarl J Campbell, alteration* IMui :!ad im Buell. 111 previous yeass Reports Vwcanie tfafk tar*** hy the staff of the Repuhliean I Intt* Roblnaon. 71 Broad atreet; store. 29 Bisrell street, $2,000. Congreagional committee, at hi* hntton.n (irtwrcn nnv« <»f I Mr*. Kathleen Johnston. 2P.A Coop- I He and Mis* Helei- F. Foolc current rri.ently. however, that Area "GCOU HVMUR UA.N ' ' were married Sept. 18 1920 tn seiiliiiinil for a uuniinuiii wage F or ^ ar request, between 4 and 5 p. m. j er Hill street : William Bozzell, I IC M ljiP M f i w M B ia . — tut king on thr (hhIicc. un- Gilead. law was mounted within the Rc- yesterday. Talcottvllle; George Case, Jr.. 18 Sen. Tohey Tells prrMrd plrnt? for noft l.llae street: Mrs. Laura Cone, At the time of hi* desih he wa.s piibluHn rank* Some GOP lead- (CoBtlnaetf fram Page One) era have privately r<|)orted that I Willlmantic; Riisaell Paul, Ih Pearl Vic# president of Allen Rogers. f\illnf»n!4 in ths' f»kut Nnvy, street , John Murphy, .Ir , 28 Cot­ Inc., Laconia. .V. H . having been the cliaiices of persuading the or Triimaii (lull I could have answered." he said. tdsrii •‘HTIf T.r.TTKR** pirn tage atreet: Mrs. Ethel Schwarm. associated with thi* company for House to accept a minimum wage grinning. | Sun.; '>|KUR\ MONAH.^NH’* Kidney Slow-Down blown, blur ttf girrn Kockville: Nell Pierion, Rockville: nearly thirty year#.' bill are the brightest ih years. (Continued from Page One) Pace, who was standing In the ' DOME IN TO BOLAND’S AND FIND OUT l.Inda Maaaaro. 28 Packard atreet. Besides his wife and falhei he The democratic loaders said background looking on. waa asked' Dir.rR 12 to 20 how he found the American Gls ^ Admitted today: Orrin Kiiiga- leave* a son. Irving a student at that Ihry had been advised that “I understand you are going to May Bring In Korea. | j bury, Andover; Grant Vance, South 1-ehlgh I ’niversity in Pennsylvania. Egan - would have his bill ready- have me Impeached" There teas an old lady If yoa plan to buy a new car in I9.SI, , Coventry; Wesley VanCour. 173 next Wednesday. Tobey said he replied that he "Tliey are in fine shape over. and two slaters. Mri. Howard I ^ As to housing, the le.sders re­ there." he aaid. ■*w»it:^!:»itTi)ii Opon Tue*8(liiy through 1 Highland etreet: Roy Darwin. Jr., Tryon of Olastontniry and Mrs. Intended "nothing of the sort" but Restless Nights Who lived in a shoe tke betl time la lorlayl You’ll never j Andover; Mre. Ruth Vlttner. 38 ported tlial l.e.ge informed them the President Insisted "rve gotten ^ Wnlurdny 0:SO A. M. To Charles Ganter of Bolton. Uiat he expi-cls a report on the "JOAN OF ARC" Wbon kkinoy funrtioi) bIowb down, many She called us for pay leaa for a new ear — cJiancea ara I North School atreet; Mra. Pearl H* was a veteran of World \V*r that information from e source in! folks eoropUlYi of nastinff b*ckach«. h«ad* 5;.^0 r . M.; FrlilHV t« «:50 RfTAIl SAliSROOM Sheekey. .34 Olcott atreet. ■State’s housing needs on Monday whom 1 have the most complete tacrid Rercmaa Jese Ferrer aehM. dlsilnoBB and Iobb of p#p and rnrrcy. I serving for a year In France from I’ublu Works Commissioner l:l3-(:73-10:M Don't Buffrr rettlaM nlEhta with th«B« dla- diapers On Furs you'll never get more for your old Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Ruth confidence. I >vas told you said you | comfort^ if rodueed kidnry function tii KniTiino mills Funeral rerrtce.s will be held at Ralph G. .Macy. Aad A Cast *1 Tiioetaod* ' Reynnkl*. 57 Otis street; Don w ere going to try to have me Im- i Plo»! ‘•TIlIRTFK.VTH I.FTTEB” tine you down—dua to such common Hotc about you? I’p To $.T0n Valuation one than we ara prepared to offer i (islly. 78 VV'asliington straet; Wil- the Gilead Congregational ihurch cau»«a aa Btr*aB and atrain. nvcr-rxcrtion peached." OiAt. Boyer - Ijade Osrerll. or •zpoaurc to cold. Minor bladder irnta- TELEPHONE 8-3231 MANCHESTER GREEN. CONN { ham Slover, 160 Main atreet; Mrs. on Saturday aflerr.oon at two tiona due to cold or wronc diet may rauie MOTHER GOOSE On Each SI00 Over yon right now. Have your family lake o’clock Rev George 5t. Mi'.ne will Tobey said he reltereated that STATE Ann Steele. 198 P orter a tre e t; Mrs. ' 'ann,: k|lb«?^r,!«TERDAt^*' vetting up niyhta nr frequent raaeagrea. .SlOO N'aluation PHONE 7 I 0 1 offictale Burial will he in 'hlrad SiiH ver (’ase "A’our source has misinformed ----- NOU' PLAVIXU—— Don't neglect your kidney* If theae eon1 Naab Alrllyle — ator. If you want to have me im- i happy relief from theee diacnmforta-> help We Favor An Addition and ton. 3.V4 Main atreet; Mrs. Lil­ PR O P W O , n||/C DRIVE IN the IS mi lea of kidney tube# and Altera To The Green School (Continued from Page On^) peached, you just go right ahead | iuah out w ute. Get Doan'a Pilk today 1 Fur Trimmed the World’* Moat Modem Car. lian Mutrie, 43 Branford street; Funerals and I 11 help you." ; Mrs. Martha Wirtalla, 36 Benton -•BOIBHOPE r l l l L THEATRE Cloth Coals contempt charges stemmed from Tohey said he has "kindly " feel- j Plus I “ Call Of The Klondike** atreet; Mr*. Bernice Becker and Mr*. ThomM M atchrlt mgs toward the President, and is daughter, 40 Priv* G. Silver Lane i that litigation. Kred Mtealarra)r Minimum $2.00 Tbc tuncral of Mr*. Sarah Mal- In announcing the contempt pro­ soTT>- that the incident occurred. ' CtaadPtto C*)Wri homea. I (•h*tt, wit* of Tbomaa Matchrtt. , He ii.'is not voiced any public '. before late in tlie week. plrdRed to secrei y. j Owb" 4t ‘(treat Dan Pateli' Men FL.'rOf Value to ,$.'>0) Holianderize Your Furs at Burton's^ I 'I’he T P Hollortn Funeral Sawyer and eight other prisons April 25—"Only The Valllanf’ MEMORY OF j Home. 175 Center street, will be accused by the rourt of "roiitenip- EZEKIEL BENSON Over $.>0 I open for the convemciuc of tuous and contiiniacloiia'' conduct V f Of \'aluation I friend* thi* afternoon from 2 to were in court. Only MaJ. Gen. .5, tonight from 7 to 10, and to- I Philip B. Fleming, undersecretary WHO DIED ON APRIL 11 morrow morning until 11 ji of Commerce, was mlesing He is WE WILL BE CLOSED Insured Pick-up Service Mrs. IJIIiaa I. Roger* DELICIOUS I- The funeral of Mrs. lalliiui Ida FRIDAY. APRIL 13 Rogers, who died Bundny night, Manchester lalcm ' 1V.18 held at twn o’cloi k ye»lerd*y » FOOD FROM I to 5:30 P. M. .iiteii-.oon at the W. p. yuish Fun­ eral Home, 225 .Maui sUci-t. Major Dale Book i’.onjamln Jonea of the Salvation The J W HALC cotR 5im r officiated and bun*I wn* in With That BENSON'S M A N ^ivm 6 >mm8 ll'c- l.imily plot in the Lnst reme- Tomorrow 713 MAIN STREET t' I '■ i;a ,Ika -I'f.Molaj dance Ua- Bi.areis were Tlieo'li,;. Hiitb. Minu Temple. g-'O to 12:30. “Home Cooked” ('i .lib s H lrth. John Bla.se. .bdiii Saturday, April 14 i:o^. Edward Mori.-irly *:ul Old-fashioned dance for benefit Flavor ;oii. Chareat. of Canter Fund drive, at thi ar­ N O W k the time mory, 8 to 12 p. in. Uednesday, April ID ■k -k -k -k -k -k ’oliue Cruiser Annual meeting of League of , Women Voteri, Center church, 8 ! 111 Near Crash p. m. DINE and DANCE Rummge sale, benefit of cancer To Your Heart’s Content At CAVEY’S to have your furs stored A police cruiser driven by Lieu­ I mid Sheridsm building, 8 a.m. tenant Raymond F, Griffin w-*s in­ Friday, /\pril 20 QUALm’ LEGAL BEVERAGES volved In a near-accident on Tol­ Cowboy lecture, "Koainlng In i land Turnpike this noon when an 1 oncoming car came r.vsylng ' Wyoming.' lieneflt of Boy Sco'jt, H R T I E D R N N i around a curve on thr wrong-side I lixiop T2d. B'lWeri school. i |BIKnilWnTtUiaU(WGt»(ll«HMTWff and Hollanderized of the road. I P h V N I ». Lieutenant Griffin stopped the i O n c e in a while, any man i* entitled to let him­ This is everything a fine car should he! vehicle and discovered that the i 991 , self go. •5L ’ drividriver was a 15-year-old Rockville | Stom TODAY • Ont ENTIRE W«dt MAIN ST. O f course, this Itrilliaiit performer is Firehall i ? boy. The youth is a former resi- . MURPHY'S HeV etililled to tliat glow of pride that come* I t’i B Ions, hard sufnmer for even the hardie.st fur in your oJo.aet , . . m-ith 1? * H*ntdent of Maine and holds a Maine powered. It is cushioned hy coil springs on every I driving license. Maine Issues li­ from feeling like tlie very important person that moths, heat, (fire and theft, too), as jio.ssiblc danger.*. But in our vaults censes to 1.5-year-olds, hut in Uon- A GREAT IRISH NIGHT Modal 515 wheel. It provides, at no extra cost, the complete nerluiit the minimum age Is 1<> he really ia. (.scientifically-controlled to give vour furs the fine.*! rest they’ve ever hail) , TTie lad cannot legally operate on relaxation of Dynuflow Drive. It has diirahle and they’re safe and sound—protected, cared for. Connecticut's highw ays evenj SATURDAY, APRIL 1( He’s entitled lo take practical step* to make lii* dependable sturdiness engineered into every though he doe* hold a Maine li­ cense. dreams come true. mechanical part. And while your furs are enjoying tlieir well-earned vacation, let us have 1 he savage I At pres* lime, police were con- PAT WYNNE In short, he’s entitled to own a Roadmaster. and But the best is yet to he told. W hen you check them HOLLANDERIZED. too! There-* nothing like HOLLANDERIZING , sidering what action to take. They charm and The Famous Irish Entertainer particularly a Road.master as it is custom buill the R o a d m a s t k r price list, you’ll find that the to perk ’em up . . . and send them home to you looking bright, lustrous and cannot arrest the youngster, since With His Accordion Band he is a minor, and the lad will I reckless for ’,>1. car of your choice can he yoiir.s for hundreds of shimmering! , I probably he turned over to juvenile With Frank Godfrey and Co. j authorities. Possible charges may escapades of dollars less than you’ll pay for others with com­ I also arise against his parents COME ONE—COME ALL TO MURPHY’S HALL \ Ideal for bedroom, kitchen, For this great automoliiie is more than hig and parable reputation. HERE’S HOW HOLLANDERIZING puta renewed life and suppleness into I Griffin said thqt under normal RUDOLPH VALENTINO- all rooms I Wakes you, lulls WORLD'S MOST roomy and distinguished in its styling. ■ elrcumsfance* the lad would have you to aleep to muaic...tums your fur coat (pelt clear through to lining). been arrested for reckless driving. the greatest EVERYONE WEIXOME USEFUL RADIO Come in soon and see this buy of buys in the on dozens of electric appli­ It’s more than sweetly willing in performance, fine-car field. About Town romantic idol ances automatically ITelln Ceng* brewa, elebeiler iveiy, and supcrltly poised in stride. Co^ipiaont. treessortoo, trim and models aro n>kj«ef t* ■aliag. (1) It's tumbled in a special blending of forest-fresh sawdust . . . all dust time, even in dark. Congo aeniea r*4 ar |Mrt*lala whit* and grime are removed. Then it's tossed in padded cage* to shake out the Ur. and Ura. George E Keith, of them all! P/eaty of room for ■It at the Mim* lew grkel who have been ipending the win­ brown plastic. Model 519. It does things*to you, when you let yourself sink •awdust. ter and spring thus far in St. deep down in the subtle softness of its cushions, Petersburg. Florid*, have return­ more thou one I t ed to their home. 18 Lewis street. and run a caressing hand over the fine texture of S m a /C C 6«y U t P in e , CRIMU nCTIM$ (2) 'The lining ia hand cleaned to remove spots and stains, specially eized POLISH That's true of a party-line telephone, too. Party-line service its fabrics. The Manchester Permanent Say goodbye to jangling alarms to bring back shimmer. Memorial Day committee will I* good when everybody keep! colli brief and allows time. between colls. with this new G-E Clock-Radio. II () \ l)\l \ .S I I I! meet In the Municipal building Fine-toned radio—Q-E electric r : Monday evening, April 16. at AMERICAN CLUB clock. Alabaster ivory (Model ( iisloin Itiiift fty IliticI; eight o'clock, to discus* plana for ’ALENTINO (8) Your coat is expertly glaced, electricity and steam are used—to rt- laiMDMli YouVt sharing . . . with national dtfunst ■tore Uke Owllt I . w U il trariooa aub-committeea. Jamca the post five yaort than in it} fint 48 years. We plan to McCullough is chairman of the ELEANOR PARKER (4) Your fur coat is rejuvenated by Hollander experts with their .special committee and Mrs. Ijiura'-xG. WILL HOLD DANCES continue building os foil at the hotional emergency permits. Loomia, secretarv. ^ skilled treatment of furs .., for like-new loveliness. r 4 Meanwhile, the damonds for telaphona tervica ore steadily Pay 75e weekly. No interest or carrying charges. ANTHONY OEXTER rbing . . . for the military . . . for war industry . . . for Mra. Donald W. Bame*. the for­ EVERYSATURDAY NIGHT mer Mary Louise Small of this civilian dafensa. town. 1* a patient in Hartford Flame Of Stamboa! Let Ud HolUnderizD Your F un Now hospital, room C7L. Mra. Barnet sTA aro ie u t u h o a v , a p m l i 4 GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. was a- graduate of Ifancheater Shoor Bros. 285 MAIN ST. H L 2-4S71 MANCHESTER H igh school, class o f' 1649, and atten d ed the H artford A rt School. All Mmlen awl Fritads livIM JEWELERS Her marriage to Mr. Barnes took plae* th* latter part of July, IMA 977 MAIN STREET 7 v\

-I MANCHKSTfem EVEN IN G H E R ALD . M AN CH ESTER , CONN,^ TH U R SD A Y, APRIL 12, 1951 P A G E n V E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951 hoiira worked the first year, grad­ Jack Rooke, Len Splelman, AVrad r o u K which has maintained this adjust-1 no circumstance* can an empUiyee fifth year, and then oije day for the following: management, Sid­ tis. Jack Prouty, Rhbart Cbrdn*^;l^f| and cowboy explorar. The per­ ment throvigh cost of living price receive less than regular pay,” he each additional two years In ually increases to 4 per cent by ney Brown, vice president in Goulet, Victor Lamoureux, Ernest Marsh, Oaorga Hlaoki,. the Bowers school Friday evening, this la hla personality and hta de­ the fifth year, 4.8 per cent In the Also Stella Magnan, Metthew scriptions which leave one Im- sonnel of the committee la Mil­ Rogers Corp. , "dip.*■’ as well a.* inrroascs. added. service. charge . of production; Robert Samuel Rankin, Bernard Bohme. . IB o v Scout’Troop April 20. Where vacation pay had been tenth year, and goes as high aa Hawley, treasui^r; and Mr. Yeo­ Straub, Raymond Rainey, Joaeph The contract signing was 85,650 Award A master artist In photography, oressed with the mystery and ton Nelson, Paul Erickson, Albert "A cost of living increase of Continue BoneBta About Town' beauty of these western silent sol­ Robinaon, Norman Eaton, Jamea WANTED nearly five per cent on the basis The continuance of many pres­ ealciilated on a jierecnlBge of 7.6 per cent In the 24th year of man. „ Moaarr, Arthur SabouHn, Leonia lowed by the tradtUf^ labOT. tending Topic ¥ ¥ 1C '* Holding Lecture Mr. Hewitt reaches the most re­ Contract Set service. Unions, Oak I/idge officers and Thomas; Maple' Lodge officer* management dinner party at the itudes. * Mathleaon, Clarenea O. Anderaon, of the National Ind\istrjal Confer­ ent workers’ benefits was assiireil earnings up to two thousand Member* of Nutmer Fore*! No. mote places with his camera. The PLASTERERS, liours worked, the new contract Participating in the contract committeemen, Napoleon Racine, and committeemen, cSiston Abrl- Pomfret Inn. In Legal Suit pictures in both binck and white Profits from the lecture receipts Rev. Carl E. Olaon, Prancia La- ence Board index went ,into effect until April 1. 1982 when the new U6, Tall Odara of Lebanon, will Troop 126. Boy Scout* of doux, Roy Matson, Carl Bengtson PAINTERS. this week," Director Yeoman said eontract was signed today by calls for ealoulatlon of vacation signing in addition to the union Of PTA’s Talk Emanuel Lutheran church, of and color, lift his audiences out will be used for Boy Scout camp leava the Masonic Temple Satur­ equipment. The scout commit­ and Scoutmaster Raymond Wog* Company and Cnioiui today. President Saul M. Silverstein of pay on up to 2200 maximum ami mnimgcment presidents were day afternoon at 3:30'to perform which Hoy Wogman la leader, and of the realities of life into ma­ BRICKLAYERS. Settlement Reached in jestic facades of cliff and canyon, tee is also cooperating with the man. Extend Cost of Living, The Rucker "Share of PrtKluc- Rogers Corporation. Pre.sident defcree work at Providence, R. 1. members of Emanuel Lutheran CEMENl FINISHERS tion" pfan was adopted at liogera .Irweph B. Norton of Goodyear’s Brotherhood, are busy selling place* where only an Intrepid Brotherhood In selling tickets and r«rpl>nck School Unit There are iUll a few seaU avail­ hai(lBhrp.s, making arrangements for the ap- Hard luck la what other people in 1949 and has since been contin­ Oak T-odge, No. 43, President An­ able for members who wish to at­ Midlrial; Local Resi* tickets for the lecture, "Roaming Westerner, Inured to Wage, Benefit Plunt* Enjoys Interesting Pro- dares to penetrate. Added to I pearance .of this popular lecturer bore you talking about. APPLY ued on a ninety day review and thony Bayles of Manehester's Ma­ tend. Reservations may be made dents Are Involved In Wyoming" by Bon Hewitt at renewal ba.sis. 33ie plan recognizes ple Lmlge No, 884, and I..eonnrd by contacting Daniel Hair, tele­ Management and union repre­ ^ gram Last Evening sentatives for Rogers Corporation and regards the efforts of the em­ Gagnon, repre.sentalive of the In- phone 756fl. A Wild-trial settlement in Hart­ Jarvis Realty Co. of Goodyear and Manchester today ployes as a team or group, and lernationHl Brotlierhood of Paper c impensatos them on an equal Makers, A. F. of L. . Following through with the ford Superior Court yesterday re- DOVER ROAD signed a one year contract which The quarterly meeting of the 5 basis. I Included In these benefits Is s Mar’s theme, "What Makes a Good caila for the continuance of the R ,. M .R . ....b w „. w hV'm Roger* eatablished “flexible wage vaeatinn plan which allows six at 7:30 Saturday night in the club "F,.s.scntially this plan is a busi­ faementary School?" the parent* street, a worker for the Manches formula" with provisions for a nesslike and straightforward meth­ 'days varatlon for employees in H21-8-28 M A iK' ST TEL. .'ll61. MAM’HESTER F24-H2K MAIN STREET TEL. 5161, MANCHESTER and teachers of the Verpianck rooms. Brainard place. ter Highway department, for alleg quarterly wage review. od of sharing with employes, reg­ I sci-vice after one year, with va- iSchool were enlightened on the ^ , , r\A ^ i.vi ed Injuries he received in an acci­ Bow Kaiser^Frazer’s "On the basis of past experience ularly and continuously, a part of I cation time increases of one day for eseh additional year until the or 1 « - n r n , rn , h. dent on Oak street on December the Rogers Corporation flexible the priKluction values which their I lows will exemplify V I tha school auditorium. 6, 1947. The trial was being heard wage formula has resulted in com­ efforts, combined with those of Compcire Wards Joan Browne gree for Obwetuck Lodge of Willl- before a Jury and Judge John H. SEAT Mias Geneieve Scannell, of the petitive area basic wages, and has management ami the production mantlc this evening. King when the settlement was assured a high annual take-home facilities provuleil l>y the owners •cbool department, gave an Inter- reached. pay for about three hundred plant of the company, help to create, " iaatlng talk on this subject, explain­ Dr and Mr*. A E. Friend are Defendants in the action were employes,” Milton E. Yeoman, per­ Yeoman said PRESCRIPTIONS Nylon Corselets with ing some of the newer method* enjoymg a trip to Now Orleans, two other local men. Alfred J. COVERS sonnel director pointed out today. Compounded By Men Of Mexico Cit:^’, and on to Guatemala. "Although this progi'am offers used in school* today in teaching Koi'and of 103 Porter street and "This formula,” he added, "com­ i no ceiling on employes earnings, Many Years Kxperlenee ! reading. Mus* Scannell stated that saves Rise Stevens up to ’ 6 0 0 a year! For All Makes Of Cars Frederick H. Sankey of 233 Oak­ prises a base evaluated rate, a and permit.* them to receive 100 Higher-Priced National Brands ttoare are many factors Influencing Chapman Court, No. 10, Order shift differential, a cost of living Arthur Drug Stores of Amaranth, will open its spring land street. per rent of all reductions in labor tha child’s progress in learning to The plaintiff claimed he was in­ W'e akso have a custom adjustment on the National Indus­ cost per pound of output, under . read and becoming a good render. rummage sale tomorrow at nine trial Conference Board index, and jured as he was standing by a line of covers in fiber, plas­ ' and that through co-operation with o'clock in the Masonic Temple Town truck on Oak street and wa.s , a Share of Th-odirction return un­ , the teacher*, the parents might slriicU by a car driven by Korand. I tic. satin twill, nylon and der the Rucker plan." battar understand their own child's The Covenant l,eague of the He claimed further that Uie ncci- j leopard «kin. .Made to Ht Rogers Corporation ha.* been a progress. Covenant Congregational church dent was caused by the speed of pioneer in the u.se of the cost of ’ Officer Theodore Fairbanks of will meet Saturday evening at the Korand car and because Sankey your car. Prices start at living adjustment program, start­ /'A a eight o’clock with Mr. and Mr*. RUMMAGE SALE Q-Mi the Manchester Police Department had parked his milk truck on the ing it in 1942, and Is among the ' apoke to the group on "Child Pe- Kobort Widham of 32 Benton left side of the highway. i a'using few companies in the country Htieet Mr.R Wldhani. tel 7430, re­ I..\I)1ES RENEVOLKNT SOCIETY ' deatrian Safety" and "Bicyrle Safe­ Foiaiul to drive between the two | $ l 3 c 9 5 Per Set ty,” atreasing the Importance of minds those who have not already vehicles. i the co-operation of the parents, notified her of ikm.it lr>ns they are to make to the rake sale tomor­ Ivessner and Rottner represented taachera. and police department to Naczkowski while Pelgrlfl. Dodd. | MILH-FED PARISH ROOM bring this about. row forenoon at Hale's store, to do FRESH FROZEN so this evening. r.lumenfeld and Nair and Atlorncy | K'- State 6.98 Officer’Theodore Fairbanks show- J. Ronald llegnlcr of Hartford ap­ BOLTON CENTER CHURCH sd the group two fUms. "Safety peared for the defendant.*. j POULTRY Patrol" and 'False Seconds. ” .St. Agnes Guild will hold Its nn- niinl spring dessert iiridge .Satur­ Service Station A Rad Cross First Aid course ROASTERS ... .Ih. ,’>6c day at two o'clock at the Hotel 1:30 pni...ConfirBnci at tha Mat! There’* no performance today, has been inaugurated at the Ver- Bond txwal members are urged to l;4S I B ... Start s f i h i j lay ! And right at the start, Ris5 Stevens, Downtown Tydol CAPONS and SAT., APRIL 14th - 9 A. M. KNARr*S FOOD MARKET lanek School each Tuesday even- attend. They are sure to enjoy the glamorous radio, film' and Metropolitan Opera star saved up to J5 38 hut Ki-,1 loirs the thrifty performsnee of her Henry J...ii delighted to ig for 22 weeks, at 7:30 o’clock 58? F>a*t Middle Turnpike 770 Main St. Tel. 4.1(17 CAPONETTES .. lb. 64c party and have a chance at worth­ on the initial cost ol her Hcnr)' J .. • over any other cofftfiirabU carl know It will salt her up to »98 on g*i every 10,000 mile*! Try one on today! Here are gfor three hours. Anyone interested while prlres, aa well as sssl.sting Mancheeier. Connecllcut Delivered In Manchester In this course 1* welcome to attend. a goo Mrs. Willism Stuek. president. Call After S P. M. timilar to expensive name Bimounred that the group will Vlgoro— Agrlco The April meeting of the Cen­ brand., you’ll find it hard to sponsor the planting of a tree on ter Church Co-Weds has been IJmr— Grass Seed H. A. FRINK the school ground# Friday after­ postponed from Friday. April IS, SanivaB Avenue—Wapping tell the differetKe— except noon, May 4. to .8ntiirdsv. April 21, following REMEMBER for the low Word price. It was resolved that the Ver­ the finni performance of Curriciill- pianck Parejit Teachers Asaocla- Currlculs There will be a full Here', the long wear, lu.- tloii go on record as urging that rehearsfti of the east at eight frou. beauty of nylon taf­ everything be done aa speedily as IN MANCHESTER IT’S o'clock tomorrow evening In feta. The strength of nylon possible to establish the play­ Woodruff hall, and all arc asked wnMiti ground. A committee of three, one to be prompt. THE O F nC E OF leno ela.tic tide, to make of which Is Principal Catherine you look irKhet slimmer, trim­ Shea, will be appointed by Mrs. Mrs. Helen Griffin, Amerlcan- DR. RAYMOND Stuck to carry out this resolution. chalrman of tha American Legion mer. A wonderful Word MIm Shea spoke briefly about the Auxiliary, will hold a card party MOZZER MALONEY’S value. Pink, white. 32 to 42. dlfflcultlea under which play for at her home, 93 Scarborough road •00 children has been conducted on MO riMft on Friday evening, April 20. the 4:30 p a ...T o till airport! Tonight Rile flie* to Boston and back. WILL RE CLOSED FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION a limited ameslte area. proceeds of which will be used to 1;4S P D ...& visit to tbi'itnilio! With her Henry J, Ri»e .irrives on IWfiCHl After the meeting in the caf­ purchase an American flag for H>str.. .iml s.ssrs iimnev in the b.irg.tin' Fp to »:n on tire rost^ e\ery I here’s luggngr nxim ^silore in her Henry J...and it rme; up to 160 SroCirtNC MADf APRIL 16 TO eteria, refreshments were served, SALES AND SERVICE the new Brownie troop at St. ye.ir.,.U[» to f on inainten.uuc. ,\nt! it h.ttuilct .md p.rrk. >o e. cverv year in i.txo, interest charges and other fees! and Joscidi Tripp led the group in Bridget's church. Bridge, ca­ APRIL 23 a few tongs. nasta and setback will be played. Those attending planning to play canasta are asked to bring their own cards Members or friends 11:30 P D ...B 0DI at last! INVISIBLE NYLON MALONEY’S Local Stocks planning to attend or make up The drivinq Ic.ivci SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS RADIO AND TELEVISION tnhIe.R are a.sked to contact Mrs. her reyff'd .mil rcl.txril! Gnflin a.* soon as possible. \ Quotations furnished By Bexidrs, her Hrnrx’ J • TWO-WAlf STRETCH 660 Conter StrooT r n Coburn A Mlddlebrook, Ine. Joeeph Biikota of Manchester less to buy, drive and 1 P. M. Prices • LAUNOet EASILY WANTED 82i-H2b .Mam SI. Tel. .'>161, Mancheater arrived in New 'Vork Tuesiisv on maintain ... can liitr h»*i TELEPHONE 2>1046 board the IT s. Mliltarv Trans­ • WEAR LONGER Beak Stocks up to pfipn vnr. Whv Bid Asked port General C H Muir whieh 1 G IR L F O R docked in the North River with • VIv*‘ wifh ()»»• • 'NV'S'Bit 510 05 FiriA'Naliontl Bank 1 118 persons from the PP camp* SMALL OFFICE « of Manchester . .. SO — in Fiirope. 111 Mi \ J \ . SEAMLESS Hartford National Must Have Knowledge Bank * Trust ...... 27^ 28H Mr and Mrs George Proctor of Boy Duribilknit ond enioy Of Typing and Shorthand Hartford Oonn. Trust 79 83 67 Spriire street have received a the fulleit measure of i e- ManchMter Trust . 48 — rablegrnni from Iheir son. Pvt liet from voiicose veins , Phoenix State Bank John G Proctor, announcing hi* W R IT E B O X D and Trust ...... 64 67 safe arrival in Tokyo, Japan. laisirFrazir's swollen and liied legs and Fire Insurance (iom|ianlr* HERALD At Low Ratos. Other leo condi'inn. Aetna Fire ...... 524 84 4 Mrs. Edwin Higgins of Boulder Hartford Fire ...... 127 132 Road and Mrs Charles Felher of tfatlonal Fire ...... 59 61 El wood street have returned from Opon Saturday Mornings Phoenix ...... 78 82 New I’ nrk thty. where they have Da/itored «l Washable Embossed Cottons Life and Indemnity In*. Co*. been buying slock for the gift shop W ille m Ruft, irifA f t i i f t o J f«ae« p a id . I.oeol Aetna f’asusity ...... 90 'i.'i lax (tfttnyt m ra, Prict nn c«r» at the Memorial Hospital, which tbi Fashion icadoin; car for today! NEED VERY LITTLE IRONING—NO STARCHING Aetna I J fe ...... 71 73 it Is expected will open about May $kipp*d nftf* Marth Fuat amkjaft t» o (SMdarCis WANTED Conn. Gen...... 116 123 1 in the new lobby. $hf*u Offue nf Pnrr XlaWuafma i>e’T*'*isO. T E LE PH O N E Hartford Steam Biler 34 37 >i FIRST Prescription Pharmacy 10% DISCOUNT Travelers ...... 585 605 OPERATOR AND ■ Helen Davidson Lodge No. 98, Sss yonr nsarist laissrFrasir Oialir iitl t*i«ia M»:t« »».i» 1.3 - ^‘.a I.«!. FiC * PiMIc I'tllltle* Daughters of Scotia, will meet to­ NATIONAL BANK 901 Main St., I'el. .'>.T2l RECEPTIONIST Conn. Light A Power 14 4 18 4 '•) r, ti'ii 5.98 morrow evening at 7:48 in the TOWN MOTORS. INC.— 45 W est'Cenler St.— Phone 8557 ;S* Oonn. P ow er...... 36 . 38 Ma.sonir Temple. ^ OF MANCHESTER Good Working Conditionit ON ALL NEW Hartford Elec. Lt. . . 47 49 ‘•The Friendiv Bank” Itertford Gas Com. . . 37 39 The marriage of Mias Carolyn Must Be Able To Type They're here, they’re your* for a low Word price. Young, 8o. New England Tel. 34 36 J. Nelson of Hartford and Leland Tel. 2-4511 j * ELECTRIC RANGES Manufacturing Companies T. Wood, Jr., of Robert road, will Good Salary gay styles in an array of luscious bon-bon pastels. Their Am. Hdw...... 21 23 fliemher Federal Deposit Ins. Cnrp. take place Saturday at two o'clock Member Federal Reserve .svstem Arrow Hart A Heg. . . 814 84 4 In the Church of the Good Shep­ WRITE BOX E * GAS RANGES crisp pique texture never wilts, keeps you looking, feeling, Aaaoc. Spring ...... 31 34 herd, Hartford. GREATEST VALUES IN TOWN GREATEST VALUES IN TOWN e'o TH E H ER ALD Briatol Bros* ...... 16'a 184 cool and fresh on the hottest days. So easy to care for— Collina ...... mn 210 SgiHart ...... 49 52 * REFRIGERATORS you'll want several. In pink, blue, aqua, maize, white. Fafnir Bearing ...... 414 444 I r / Hart A Coolev ...... 434 464 FLOOR * DEEP FREEZERS Juniors and misses sizes. Lander Frarv A Clk. 284 27 4 AMESITE DRIVEWAYS AUTO GLASS LaPointe I’laaoomnUi 3 4 1 • REDPCED RATES SI.NCE l »‘*0 38’ .. New Britain Mach. Co. 36', • G R A D IM i FRFTE WORK MIRRORS * WASHING MACHINES North & Jmld ...... 27 ’ •• 3114 • POWr.R ROLLER I’SED GL'ARA.NTEED SAMPLES Ruaaell .Mfg...... 19 21 • FREE ESTIMATES CAU. Stan Wka. com...... 584 58 4 CLEARANCE • "HME PAYMENTS 3 «'; 38'j MANCHESTER K..,. •Torrington ...... • SAVE lO";. FOR CASH 7691 Terrv Steam ...... 104 114 CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES Union Mfg...... IP 22 S .W K WITH U. S. Knvelope Comm. 81 86 ADMIRAL - ZENITH - RCA - CROSLEY - EMERSON 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE — AT THE GREEN U S. Envelope Pfd. . .' 68 ‘ 72 Open 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. and 7:30 to 8 :3 0 P. M. Veeder-Root...... 404 4 34 DeMAIO BROTHERS The above quotations are not to Call Now— W e Personally Supervise ,\11 Work WARDS HAVE WALLPAPERS be construed as actual markets, but are approximate markets. FOR EVERY RO O M IN YOUR HOME ^ ------111 i/i Center Mt. I’hnne 5656 16. 17. 19 In. 517. 19. 20 Id. Store Froota, Picture Framing, CHOOSE FROM OVER 450 SELECTIONS oi I 2 V2 . 1 4 . 1 6 in. 1w Veaetlaa Blinda attractive, original pattenu—suitable for e v e ry Pumltare Tope Time To Plant room and every atyle c i decoration. See the vast new array of Wards wallpapers. SLADIOLI BULBS PANSIES TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW PRICES. Dec­ Mechanics? Our Lincoln-Mercury n S 269 F. W. REICHARD Our Own, No. 1 Bulbs orate your home inexpensively with Wards waR- specialists have been trained in SWISS GIANTS 9 *239 Values to $675 Leading: Varieties papera. Compare our quality and prices. Yon factory procedure, know how to Values to $350 Voluos to $450 AND SONS Rainbow Mix will find that onr prices are H to H lower spot trouble fast, fix it quickly. In Gorgeous Colors Only $47i5 Down Only $59.75 Down Only $67.25 Down than comparable wallpapers sold elsewhere. Generous Baskets 50c Uoz. Soap 'n Water Blouses Equipment? -Ours is.the finest ob> COLOR HARMONIZE YOUR HOME. Give it tainable. Precision machines taka new liia and beauty. You'll get beautiful, eye­ CROWN-TESTED RAYON, GUARANTEED WASHABLE tha guess work out of motor Sr.PAR.YT^ COI-OR.a pleasing room-to-room coordination in both de­ work. Saves you money on time OUTSIDE ANTENNA INSTALLED — 6 5 c sign and color with Wards wallpapen. charges. This is a Double Conical, or Yogal, with Ground Rod, Lightning ^edwood SEE OUR SAMPLE BOOKS. They are on dis­ 2.98 Arrester. Roof Mount, Side Mount or Chimney Mount. PERENNIAL FIXJWER PLANTS play in our Catalog Department. 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OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M. MORIARTY^ BROTHERS 9 168 WOODLAND STREFIT TEL. 8474 358 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191 tflill ■AICIISIII iitipueoisus MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTKK, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 10.il i* A C B S |

amiiaing. The bill, in order to cade.s came a sudden and unex­ again and again. They should not would be to reatrlid. Indepeod- Ing th« WAT to Cailno proper be- ent operations In the real •*- curry favor with certain intereata pected cropper. have eight years from date of Is­ cauM BriUln believe* that will be allowed, now. to uae the Mac- tale market, and rJiannel those not entirely without Influence In But that naa Just a matter HALE'S GI Insurance sue to renew term policlea or con­ Arthur Incident, with ita tem­ operations Into the office* of legislative circles. traditionally of the House'* mood at one par­ vert to one of the permanment brihK Ru«»ia Into the war. This Connecticut ticular moment. The bill I* plans. porary temptations of great po­ the association membera. exempts banks and lawyers from Brtfiti^ li^raU^ U a beU«f which I* quite noundly This bill ha.a provided a bitter Ita llcen.sing provlaiona. back again and. this time. Its Veterans yvho took out term litical advantage, to bind the i Headauarters Limits Listed ' pu UJatHW)UU> M« ruib lounded in the term* of the de­ Yankee battle in many seaalona. but nev- What the House did. in Its ber­ backers will make an effort to policies on or after January 1. *S *A U > PRINTINU;nmNU OO.OO.. tMC. party to a course of policy which serk moment, was to adopt an get It handled before the House 1946 have five years from date of WHEN EVERY PENNY COUNTS fensive alftance existing between I er came so close to aucceaa as in KOR U » M l l MfMt. gets Into a state. Frequently, Issue to convert or renew. Veter­ ond Communist C^ina. would he disastroua for this na­ By A. H. O. , the 1919 session. amendment extending the licens­ ^•aekMlM. Uon*. ing requirements of the biH to however, the seemingly berserk Veterans Warned Expir­ ans who took out GI term policies t s u m a : rsK u in u N tion and for the world. Tlien It finally seemed to have Finally, it i» not only the British ' Ita opposition disorganized and members of the legal profosslofi moments of the Connecticut after Jauiiary 1. 1948 cannot re­ Pi**.. Tnaa. 0«r> M*a*K*r House are actually those mo- ation Dates Set on ,\11 r»**a x o«i>ob*» i. iwi who hold that the I'n llcd Nations Jusf as the dentists almost I licked, snd there seemed nothing And once that amendment had new term policies but may con­ been adopted, the bill somehow and reaffirms principles st'll vert to one of the permanent plans objective in Korea should be lo (Itiery niriile it, two years iigu, with their] that could stop it. Service Policies PwMi*M« Rut then. In one of its iinpre- seemed less popular with some of menis In which It returns to at anytime prior to expiration ' ly* •!>* Hol*4*y»- Bnt*r*o *1 th* repel aggression, but not to in­ bill reslrieiing diiecl sales by ''•’U '] mood.s, the Mouse began, i the legislative leaders than It dear lo Hie bv-ways of Ihe date. oCi«« M H*B . .. »l»w that the British were a people a whimsiral disieganl a moment H, like most folks tlicsi' days. youVe try^ing lo make every dollar do the bill IS aiiotlv'r of those leslriclive, present law they mu.st renew poll- ald Hengen, 17, of Queens, N. Y., UCM8SR or open to any motivation other than later? ^ measiici s lo which every estali- I eies for a ndditlomil five year term is winner of the Amreican Legion's work ol two, vou’ll reall) apprenate the economy of First National shop­ IHA AlWO PKtlto that of trade opportunities for the Who IS It opens tlie forsitlim lisheil [11 ofe.s.sion IriuLs in lim e | UMiifit'h RffriyiTitlors or convert to one of the perman­ second regional district oratorical fh* hm/ 't. o» ■some other explanations of Brilisli i .southern air. and wlm loo.sens. at j | sectional contests at Buffalo, N. •Ol oUMfW'W- -rt

a '• U>'» P»P*' 1 public" agiinst Inexperienced or; ment life; 20 year endowment; Y.. where flnniiata will be selected *0 0 *J*o lb* lot now» puDMihtfl ner*. policy. We might concede that last, the long and iinhehevahly ' unscriipuliius .iiualeiirs whu are OliiPi Ai»|iliiiiirt‘a endowment at age of 00 or endow­ for national competition. long In add up to RKAI. DOI,L.\R savings! All n*hU «l • ibiicittoi) ol *1^ '* l they may alao be concerned with tight buds of the ahadlilow' Who not properly f[ualifled or re.«[)on- ment at age o f O.'i. Hengen last night defeated Allan Om>«tcl>«» W i » *l»o - Amended Inanranee law state.* iasucs of world survival or des- throws these delicate bluet nose- Slhlr NOTICE - W alker of Woodstock, Oonn., Rod­ Thi Bui llie saliiliiry result, so .SiiV COM that after discharge only volerans ney Marra of ProvUencc, R. I., and Pun -lit ol N. e A !*«"• truclion. We might find that they gays down from tlie sky, esieles.s iM. tac. far IIS Ihe iiieiiihrrs of the ( on- with aolh-r serviee between Octo­ Robert Wysong of Roselle Park. ^MMara .ia*»r«»«iit*lirss fbe cheri.sh peace as well as pounds, j and flu-tered as a hriile’ Wh.i iieetieiil \ssoeliilimi of Iteal ber 8, into and September 2, 1915 N. J., the ehampiona of their re- Juli*t *aUi#W* ■»•«**' agency - Na* We might find that they have cer-| kneels, fragrant, to the fingr.snce Rslate Boiirils are I'oiieeriied, THE 19S0 TAX CLUB CLOSES APRIUSth may be granted new insiiranre spe'-tivc states. Each contestant Tor*rk. Cbioago. .yetroU snO Boaton. QUALITY MEAT VALUES If a veteran's first enlistment In tain principles which are of some | of the arbutus? delivered a 10-niinute speech bn the aOTlTT BT7READ o r serviee began after September 2. general Constitution and then importance in their thinking and Who floats with the meadow­ 19i5 and he allows his term policy flBi.'l— loNi A\' CHECKS WILL BE MAILEB WEDNESDAY, APRIL ISth .spoke extemporaneously on one of their pollcle*. lark, and chortles with the roldn. to lapse without renewing nr con­ the amendments. rb4 titrtio And. if we Cl Cl could get our­ and .squeals with the plovc-r. ami verting to one of the permament Aieeitea fw dMaetai -MPooRibUiu tor plans, he cannot apply for new in- still has music of her own - selves in such a mood, we might .siiranee unless he reinlists for ac­ LB t« HtfIC remember that Britain which, in Whose footsteps leavi the The tive service, G I term policlea is­ OPF.N EY'ERY’ D AT PORK LOINS u* the world s last fight for freedom, meadows green, whose hair kilei sued before .lanuarv’ 1, 194fi ex­ .Sun., Mon., Tuea___8:00;9:00 pire eight rears from date of is­ •n^urtday. April IJ deliberately ini|ioverishrd Itself - and curls among the clouds, uhosc Weds.. Thnrs., Fri., Sat.— 8-10 sue, policies issued on or after hand touches so lightly and en Ororeriea. .Meats, to such an extent that its own peo­ •lanuary 1. 19-iO expire five vean* Produce, Hardwares LONG GLAND 5 6 LB AVG LB The Anti-British Theme ple are still not eating norm ally— dcaringly. whose .sweet pn .s< nco from date of issue. Fresh Ducks KNARF^I^ drives all but the rlennest Veterans who took out term There is on# rather oonalatent by throwing all its commerciBl as­ 1951 TAX CLUB 582 East Middle Ylimpike policies before January 1, 1948 thoughts away? All WASH RtMOVfO IB 5 3 c theme which seem* to crop out In sets into a war which seemed al­ Cleaned Who IB the only one who never Over the editorial and political com­ most hopeless If we remembered need yearn to be in Kngland wlien ro FRY OR BROIL 2 3'A LB AVG MILDLY CURtO ment which takes the side of that .sacrifice, which is lUll upon all the world wants lo be tlurc? Starts May 1st. Three Hu»iHred General MacArthur. U la the al­ the dally lives of the British peo­ Whose name is itself a npiding, OILS, $ Smoked Tongues legation that, in firing MacAr­ ple, we might be a little less care- Kini^hed Momimonlv atirl VtGUABtl Fresh Chickens >47' aNTER CUT leas in apreadlng charges that Utia liquid poem? thur, President Truman bowed to In The Following Classes Markers In lliii Oi»pla> Cleaned ah w a s h tiM ovto li 6 S c Britlah policy. And British policy, same Britain, today, stands ready Yiiid lo Chfiosc tr*im! QUALITY BEVERAGES according tn the same allegation, and eager to betray the whole Pork Chops The Eincsl In PLUMPrkutv^r MFATY ta one of preserving British trade civilised world for the sake of a SI.00 Per $2.00 Per $:5.00 Per $.3.00 Per $10.00 Per MINCED HAM or few sales lo Communist Cluna. (7DEUC(0US ^ I , 3 Q c with Communist China at all SUFFERING Week Week Week Week TURNPIKE 5 6 LB AVG LB Week coats. That, according to the argu­ Design Fowl Bologna FROM For iiO For .i0 For .'lO For .'lO Cleaned au wash rimoved li 6 9 c ment, la the raaaon BriUdn did not Trap The Party Should Avoid For -■>0 Workmonshio » W M | want General MacArthur to at­ It li encouraging to note that, tVeck.s Weeks Weeks Weeks Meeks SHANK HALF Fresh Mackerel LB 2 3c , tack China, and therefore the rea­ Asthma? Material S USL CLOVtsu/-- ^'^yfpNFLS a i L,19' O l ' ’ even In the hot moments of yes­ ¥ son why President Truman fired SANSON'S ASTHMA Fresh Haddock Fillet LB 4 3 c ■ terday, there were .some Republi­ $100.00 $150.00 $250.00 $500.00 Ganeral MacArthur. 8o, In this REMEDY S50.00 I Fmast \ Cooked Hams IB 63* Fresh iastern Halibut LB 55c can members of Congress who re­ ( ’uOine done in our own MARKET veralon, tjte whole historic inci­ 151 Middit Tpk. WMt T.I*pK«ii. 8338 Ha* helped many people shop from Ihe niuirh alone Face Half 11 7 3 c Sea Scallops LB 6 S c dent la meraly a c**« of Britain fused to be drawn into the defense lead a normal active life ht to the finished memorial. dominating the deciaion* in a of General MacArthur. These were removing the palnfiil armp- Pay your taxes the easy way by saving consistently each week. FREE DELIVERY c o f k b Republicans like Senators Lodge tnms of asthma , , tSc P*| . . United Btatas war In order to pre­ f ir s t KAriOHAt*!'!*.* ■ y lime ® serve Jta own opportunities for and Saltonatall of .Ma.*sachuaetts, START USING IT t,eihbn.qo.l.lYCoH..-J aconomio gain. One of the touche* and Senator D uff of F'ennaylvanla, TODAY If you do not need the money for taxes it con be used for other pur* MANCHESTER SAVE EVERY WAY... EVERY DAY who represent the internationalist m il d MtUOV/ 77* " \ l FRESH PRODUCE uaualty thrown into this argu- NKW i.ow pmr.Ei poses such os o vocation, etc. Fnjoy Qualify Meals That Can’t Be Beat! mant is th* atatement that Secra­ wong of the Republican parly as C'. > 11 MEMORIAL RICHNIONO For Sale at Ihe Following X.'. tary,of SHate Dean Achcaon look* compared to the i.solatloiu.st wing r,CH FUllBODlLD 8V led hy Senators Wherry and Taft Maochester Ortig Slorea: COMPANY SHORT OR SIRT.OIN and speaks and thinks likr an A- AIMKTTI. Prop. Kngllahman. ! ami Representative .Martin y|IINN> PIIAK.MACV KYBO CALIFOINIA GRIIN SPIAIS VACUUM ______We 'don't know quite what to Tile course the latter three Tel tlS6 IXiR FKAKL and HAKRISON NOKTH KMI rilAK.MAt'Y STKF.rriS do irith this argument. It la the would like to e.slalilisti lor Hu He- The Savings Bank of Manchester Tel B.M(l Oppnattr KbM Omelerv 1 49 tame type of argument which [luliilran [larty is dear Tliry FR ESH a s p a r a g u s : c CL.NTI'.lt I'llA K M A cV TKI.KI'HIINK T7»n Ih 5'iOI was used, once before, when B rit­ would like to make the Rc|uihli- Tel A Mutual Savings Bonk 1,01 pro 3 d ' CALIFORNIA GREEN SUNKIST can party the party ot champion­ Open Hondav* CUT OS■ LB. CCTSteaks FROM HEAVY O B r ain was ttanding all alone against WM.tHiN IIHI'O Americans were ship of Mac.trthur T*l W-M WESTERN STEER BEEF Raspberries^ I Hiller, and some rtuy itireci and Save Miinev C •CH 25 Fraturlog Free llellvrrv * arguing that Britain dcaericd to Rut there IS mm h moic in­ I PKG Ot I 'BBS i # ' Broccoli Lemons 6 2 1 * lose. This whole nation went volved m .such a < liam|'ion.shi[i of RIB END Corit oe Co p FLORIDA - FIRM CALIFORNIA - TENDER GREEN through that argument and to its Mac.Xrtliiir tlian delensc of a hnl- ROAST PORK credit, had answered it with l^nd- Iianl ami glamorous general Lb. 45c 3 17 2 29 Ueaae, even before I'earl Harbor a,gainst a drah ami imlortiimil'. t l - Cabbage •' c Peas • . ■ 1 A n ■ 1 M came to u*. President n ic rc is a great leal OtJ FLORIDA - FIRM RED RIPE FLORIDA * PULL OP AjICI STRAWBLRRY, COFftt N ow this same dista.-lc for of admiralioii of Mac.\ilhur a.s a YORKSHIRE BACON Lb. 59c p i n ! CtUO PKG S L I BAG things British is in the national figure which hs« not liolhercd lo CHO :OLATt. 19. 43* limelight again with the diffei. re.'kon with tiie cons.'f|ii.'m . s ,i[ Tomatoes Oranges BONELESS CRIEAM cnce that wliat wa.s omc s |'l 111. [lolicii.- Mai.Nrthui I'.oui. YOU’ RE MISSING PLENTY ...... to ensnare u.s in a war which was | mend.s RIB OVEN ROAST Lb. 95c exrxA &000 Buys/// "none of our businc.ss" lias now ,\nd im tin- R. [lulilo an [>arly it'N become a plot to dominate tlic | to make itself the cliam['ion ,il (Tender aa a Steak). i strategy in a war which, it would i these pollcic.s, to take Hu .\la.- Mimrhvster*s l*inttn IF YOU DON’T COME TO Red Salmon FANCY*Al>^KA .,.6 9 . BONE-IN aeem to be charged is none of | .yrtluir slajul on the issm s id Hu Dislrilmltn for B ritiin ;; busine.ss. ' day. would he the lu ighi ol folly. SERVICES CHUCK ROAST Apple Sauce Niwra.“n?Ti 2»<3^ ""‘2 9 . Perhaps the first Hung that i Phal would he for Hu Rc|>iiblu an •S O in iK K Lb. 69c finast b a k e r y treats ought to be said is that Bntain I party to .say that it believes World •LIU Bl{ \\SK\ I'hiil interpret the wishes AAacaroni .uo'sBAJwni jubkoAS* u":o16‘ does not in any sen.se desr.(-\e | " is inevitable I'lial would BONELESS, WEI,I,-TRIMMEn •Wlim IT/KK ut the family. credit for the MacArthur d smi.s- be for Ihe Republican [>arly to say cmm y sal. and that, if the conduct of our that it wishes to engage millions •HAROMAN POT ROAST Lb. 89c Lei the First National bakeries do your baking for you Thii AAaine Corn ' *°“T 2»-oi™s33« MALONEY’S week we are celebrating National Doughnut W eek with our 18-OZ fellow allies in the Ifnited Nation.*' of American troops in lighting John B. Burke FINAST is to be charactem ed at all. H j that w ar in Utina WELL-TRIMMED, LEAN full line ol Joan Carol doughnut treati Tomato Juice tin s 23* *,1m“ 29* EUNEItAI Ht)ME 2 should be considered a conduct of | That would be (or Hie Reiiuhli- KEMP^^S RADIO AND TELEVISION HORMEl'S B & M unusual restraint In the circum- | can parly lo .say that it w ants lo Incorpornted 81 Ka.t Gentei HI Tel B86II SMOKED SHOULDERS Lb. 55c stances Washingtons vacillations start World ii'a i HI. not prevent roan DOUGHNUTS furniture and Music Amh'ilancr Servli* Chili Con Came 'n°’37* Baked Beans 2 ms 33* and MacArthurs insutiordination.- It 6 P. M. SATURDAY HORMEL'S CAT FOOD BEFORE NICE CAKE LIKE JUSt LIKE PKG O C , have created. And then is a wide ditfeiciu-. DELRICH0LE035cLb.3Lbs. S1.00 TEXTURE 22* Old Fashioned HOME MADE OF 8 A J ' Let li.s examine, however, the bolwren being willing lo cai'ilalizc Plain Spam i oztin c supposed basis of Briti.sh policy, on the po[mlar [ucstigc of Gen­ 2 53 Kitty Snicker 2 wf’2l< BY POPULAR REQUEST, WE ARE CONTINUING OUR TV AND OR CINNAMON PKG OF 6 29. aa that basis is alleged lo be by eral Mac.yiTIuu as a figuic. an.l Fresh Sea Foods Now In Season Sugared 23* Jelly Filled PRUDENCE PILLSBURY'S such arguments, and then also pledging one s s.-ll to the actual RADIO CLEARANCE SALE UNTIL 6 P. M. SATURDAY. DON'T SUPER $ DAYS examine what other reasons (or policies recommended by him. FISH AND ( HIPS WITH Ol H I ItlM.XTOR Corned Beef tin 4U Pancake Flour S? 18Ia« British policy might also exist. Whatever all Hepubu ans may h b r e a d v a l u e s PRUDENCE SERVE WITH TIMBERLAKE Our new sanitary proie^s Ki\e>> >ciu a delicious, crisp, MISS THE BALL GAMES THIS YEAR! & .,JLL According to the anti-British think of General MacArthur as a SHOP AND SAVE W l B IL lIV i THIS IS THE BIST IR IA D V A LU i IN NIW INGLANO argument, we are asked to believe figure, there arc Repuhlicans, like Kolden brown food — Seals in the flavor; Come in and Roast Beef T6oztin43< Syrup zozbtl25< that the whole course of British Lodge, .Saltonslall and Duff and trv them! FRIED OVSTKItS \M) CLAM-'^ PACKED TO TAKE HOME. CAM. .1 Cans Solid Lig;hl Meal Tuna ... .. ,$ 1 .0 0 IN SERVE KRISPY PAK SUNSHINE NABISCO policy, from ita diplomatic recog­ many more who have not yet been Television Values Unheard Of In This Area 2 29 Raisin Bread > 19' recorded on the issue —who dis­ White Sliced r s ' nition- of CYimrauniit China to ita T b 7 Rolls of Doeskin Toilet Tis.sue . . $1.00 Krispy Crackers PKG 29. Ritz Crackers '•"<°33. bellaf that United Nationa action agree wnth General MacArthur s ! COMMUNITY RESTAURANT ON TELEVISION! In Korea should halt short of the policies. .NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHE.STER ^ o a n C a r o l '^or^ EejIrJ HEINZ cream of COLGATE PALMOLIVE PEET Chine^ border to Its aversion to However glamorous General M 4 24 Oz, Bottle.s of Tomato Juice . .. ,$ I .00 General MacArthur’a desire to at­ M acArthur a.s a person may scciu “5 h /i wUlt 3 o o J Tomato Soup 3 '\Zl 31< Detagon Soap 3 BARS 25. tack China proper are all baaed to the Republicans, his policies are UP TO 4 Tall Cans of Fruit Cocktail...... $1.00 SINGLE STRAWBERRY on Just one Ihing -Brllatn's desire a trap which the [larty cabinet al- COOKING SCHOOL * 1 5 0 '* ” FUST NATIONAL'S MONIY SAVING QUALITY TIA to keep on trading with Com­ ford to enter ‘I 20 Oz. Can.s or Flat Cans Sliced I FEATURING munist China. There is an is.sue involved which SAVE ■ Pineapple ...... $1.00 LAYER CAKE This is a large load oi policy to is beyond personalities. Pre.sident ^UiiS rjCaura GOLDEN ROSE TEA BAGS pUce upon one such reason. Truman finally managed, last I 2 24 Oz. Can.s Dinty Moore Beef Stew NEW ECONOMY SIZE 100-BAG However, If we could ooncede night, to slate that issue very HELP or 2 Cans Spam ...... $1.00 RtOULAR 39* 3 5 c Every Tues. and Fri. Afternoon ifINE QUALITY CEYLON CARTON 7 3 thai th* Brittah are normal hu- clearly. | Seeing Is Believing! WNHC-TV > CHANNEL SIX mi4 bbinC*. open to thinking and "W e are trying." he said, "to i 6 11 Oz. Cans Cut Green B ean s...... $1.00 COBtfuct aa decent aa that of any prevent a world war - not to start ' STORES o th ^ particular branch of hu- one." I Grass Seed 5 lb bag 1,79 FIRST NATIONAL 12 Packagres of Jello— All Flavors . . $1.00 mjMty, »-ould quite easily lo- That IS the issue It is unthink­ WANTED ite aoiiie other explanations of able that any political party ttiah policy. should undertake to operate MEN AND WOMEN FOR CASHMERE Ife iitMplomaUc recognition of a re- againsi that principle. 1 AJAX CLEANSER POMPEIAN DIAL SOAP PALMOLIVE SOAP PALMOLIVE SOAP « which is firmly in power as MACHINE TENDING 6 16 Oz. Cans of Hershey S.vrup...... $1.00 The .situation within the Rc- CASTILE SHAMPOO ■OUQUIT SOAO It result of a revolution is rou­ poblicaii party is still essentially AND PACKING te diplomatic practice, as we what it ha.* been all through thesr MALONEY’S 8 Cans of Libby’s Baked Beana...... $1.00 BATH BAR 1 3 c vea keep demoiutrating, 2 S : S 3 7 c 2 £ S 2 9 c 3 RLG BARS 2 6 c years of trouble—one of divisioi: RADIO and TELEVISION TIN 1 2 c ’^b? 5 9 c \ ? l^ 3 5 c r i 4 c 2 , s n 9 c few months, in South Amer- yvlthin the parly, between thv 4 20 Oz. Cans of Crushed Pineaj^le , .$1.00 ______Taft, Martin. Wherry ieolationisli- i | ORFORD 660 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 2-1046 Britaln advised against Mac- on one hand, and and the *o-calleil , GLIM AIR WICK lUf'a march up to the Yalu Intemationallgt group, comprlalng | SUPER SUDS F A B V EL SOILAX Ihrar baeause Britain calculatad men like Lodge, Baltonatal. Duff, FOR DISH WASHING 1 f . Ikt n eb a move would bring and Vandqnberg on the other. The SOAP Co. One Dozen Juice Oranges; One Double Bunch mmunlst CMna Into the war. foreign poll,cy viewa of Taft, of Celery; One Head of Lettuce and One LGEPKG 3 2 c PKG 2 5 c 6^Z ITL 5 9 c BEAL!! IGEPKO 3 2 c LGEPKG 3 2 c 6 0Z BTL 2 9 c n did. 75 HILLIARD STREET 4 A Package of Tomatoes...... All For $1.00 \Vherry and Martin have dis- .♦rltaih advujee afcain*t ~MirF .crtdiWl the Republican party Opan DaUy 8 to 8— Fri. and Sot. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY MANCHESTER EVENINC^ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. APRIL IZ, 1961 PAGE NINE MANCUfiSTOR EVENING k^KAL-u, m a NGHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, APRIL 12,1961 open mooting with a special in­ editor of the Bridaeport Post and R. S. Harvey and Arthur J. A. Bcdlcnt: Norwich Record and Jojln H. Brooks and Walter Glaael- Worry of vitation extended to the Parish I prealdent of the Connecticut Clr- Sloanc New Haven Register, the Norwich Bulletin, Harrison brecht; W’aterbury Republican Rockville Teacher as.soclatinns of the town _ \tejaeka Working Here Vance Rites ' cult of the Aaaociated Press John Day Jackson and Roger Con­ Noyea, Clifford Oat and Harvey iBid American, William J. Pape, FALSE TEETH to .’ittend. iisiued the fnllowlng honorary nolly; New London Day. O. O. An­ Briggs; Stamford Advocate Raymond Fanning and William Vote Insurance II Kingsley Gillespie and Edmund R. W. Vosburgh. Jr.; the As.sociated Slipping or Irritating? 0 » Saturday pull hearers to represent Connectl- drew ami George Clapp; Norwalk Starts Course .\t the meeting of the Board of We Invite McCullough; Torrington Regiater, Press, Paul Cochrane. On School Street Stack irul AP papers at the services: Hour, (Tiarles Kellogg and Sidney Don’t o mbi rrtaRed by'looi<* fulu^ Education of the Town of Vernon 12 fff5 Anaonia Sentinel. Cucien L. De- lilpplnR. dropping or wobbling New BritHin. April whon you pat. talk or Uugh. Juat aprin- held Wednesday evening It was I Saulniers and Charles H. Plynn; For Leaders voted to carry theft and burglary climb to the top oiof'FuncriU r..— service*...... for Johnstone Bristol Press, Arthur S. Barnes klr a little FASTEETH on your platea. ■ij Tbla pleasant powder clvea a remark- insurance on its equipment. Dur­ • ^ * „ I l f 4lJ^*Col!!X^)'thrrta^kXda>^^ it was revealed Vance. 60. publisher and manag-: s -BVrncs; Bridge able aenae of added comfort and secu­ ing recent weeks there have been » T w*r* t^ v that the stark is weather beaten .aitor of the New Britain port Post and Bridgeixirt Tfle- rity by holding plates more flrmly. No leports of thefts from both need Oasses Begin Thi8 Eve­ Y our Investigutiou. ' 1 hwiucaei, rv. i.. ^ . . a «-iii repairs. Fore safe- will lx- held at St. .Mark's , gram. Ray Flicker. George C. gummy, gooey, paaty taste or feeling. . Uta chlmlney at the School and will need schools and colleges. and inas­ Kpiscopal ihiiii h t^liirday at 2 Vvaldo. .Ir . Andrew Lyon and Mr. Tt’a slkkline inon-ac-td). Get FA^ p” ij McGovern: Danbury News-Times, TEETH at any drug atore. ning al V,ernon Center much a.s there is nnicli valuable equipment in the si-hools. it was \':i'nce died Wedne.sday o f a ' Frank Steven.s anil Stephen Col- Congregational felt wi.se to cover this equipment lieiut Rllark St .New Britain Gen-jlins; Hartford Times, Francis S. ;**^!l**" ♦?♦»*. inr RVRtpm it <- hn, k r o „ . the .-t i. k 'n n .i ., ,,, Toe Rev Iteaimi Klimv 'er Ih iaM. Tlmnia.s and Ronald BREAD I tiv< plan.s for building three class atn^tm and the rigger. , ^ Hill Iw held at the Vernon Center , room.s nc.xt year to lake care of invites its customers lo be their investigatinR ctimmillee in our case. We know through Ihe many years of en.joyahip hu-siness, that leclnr cif ."'I Murk's liuiii' v.ill I'errosnii: .Meiiden .lournal C. H PRICE PAID ■Jongrcgational church starting olTo iaie at the home and In the 'Pr'on .and Sanfonl H. Wendovei: •((Iditinnal pupils wer8 discussed, our faithful customers, who were instrumental in our growth, will find once again I’OPl L.\K is still terrific , , . and all good. Better hilt no final action was taken. company '‘nc' »» n, neeesssrv to complete the Job ,.[,,1 ^,1, .Merolen Record. Wayne C. Smith .tonighl, and continuing on April Values, Quality Merchandise. Modern .Stores and convenience for our customers will he your findings. IB0 TMrs uxo. it thf fiTOurul for^* Rniiiil uitl he in Fairview rem- and Warren Garrlner: .New Britain For eloon, uitd ears |lK 26 and May 3. Enrollment la IS a n w h lle D o n a ld TnrmM it thf ? .nnev ■tirv thi.s irty .Herald. A elhur .MeF.voy. jtimiled to those planning to attend \pple Group Elect* l « g g e r foreman, the man who has i Now ''‘’ .''I-,,' , I, . I. .M'(lirv'r tn, nssoeiale Nm^' Haven .Tournal Courier. '46 and up r' |lh« lob o f foinjf up the Mddrr tn j'voik ^l- ' , t It 1M se.s.sions. I fth* tas«i A# «tork work in W ilMm^uitit’ lui'l hw\^ ,4 Sim.shiirv. Anril 12 The !the_top, yew tha Big Thraa In baking ,1:30 to 5:00 p. m. with those en­ Institute has elected Ben W. Drew i hat la loratrd In Buflr, N?*>n- rolling as observers. From 5 to tarnn ^t^rk lixM lf’ m fl For A Better Cup of Tea— parfactien: USED GARS I of West ford. Mass., president and 5:30 p. m. there will be evaluation. ■ authorized a $65,000 budget much vnlW'V anil tiiM'* frrt l:ifn If’.r 1. Vitamin anrichad ••On The Curve” From 5:30 to 7 p. m. there will be air. It is to Iihs o h" li r box supper with coffee served ' of whi< h i.s III be u.sed for direct 3. Supar-tefI and laxlurltad IIARTFORD ROAD I consiinior adverti.sing. Other of- SUPER stflrks to e'’t fill '*■ ' Buy the Tea^Bags that oy the entertaining churrh and Brown's rornpnnN’ hRs uii’ k^Ml on ■ fleers elei ted yesterday are: Or- 3. Qvan-frath and flavorful Telephone 'i-4168 luring this period there will be an .stRokJ' up to' 400 fort hi^rh. I rin P. Kllbourn of West Simsbury, £ipua£ity give you more tea and opporttinily for personal confer- ' vice president: Jerome Hurd, Clln- ' Th#* rip?#*r hn* onlv ,'4 l» r str«p OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. •nces. Exhibits will also bo on dl.s- for hilt it thRM ! toniiale. N Y . secretary, and John POPULAR olay. The session will conclude FOOD MARKETS M AKE BELL YOUR B U Y -W O R D FOR BETTER BREAD Chandler, .•sterling Junction, Mass., OTHER ADVS. O.N PAGK 16 pnt''i-h T!''' '■ "* finer quality tea, ■villi teacher training classe.s from to tho n- 't ui :! ^ Rnvp-.tl executive vice president. L. W. r to 8 p. m. covering runiculiim, Marvin of Wood.stock, N. Y , w^i Houses fftt ”*»le (■-' his l»'r Shoijhi h#» foil tho, hlld^en's needs, and problem."!, «itrnn tui'.ts in h n fishi-'O ronnmi'il manager. MANCHESTER- Brand new 4- ■ncthod.s. dramatization, discus- 974 MAIN STREET FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE tha»'hr is I'^ft .susprn«t'Ml r)nsr to 4lon. worship and skill shop ropm Cape Cod home. Easy to e x --,j,, i.iri ie, pend attic. Full dormer rear two j,,.,,,, , n. vs nr. The dean will be Rev. Ceorge OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9P. M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY T IL 6 P. M. Higgins, pa.stor of the Vernon IIE.ADQI'ARTERS FOR dormer windows front k^repla, e, ,i, , ,i r\.', v i.-i vimt.s 'enter churrh and the director .APPI.ES tile bath, forced hot water heat j^row ms smi I Th..- ■ 'I,,' ti’ -i SALADA vill be Mrs. George Hammund of Cold Storage Fruit, copper plumbing, open stairway. ,),p b .-.om! ...... ha- he Central Bapti.st church. Hart- Hand Picked. Graded. Excellent neighborhood, off Poiter woike.l on the .ta, k tioi- in i. wn ord The teachers will be Rev. COFFEE ftreet. All grade A lumber F M. ||r ha« done work In l’,.,. k\i'h TEA-BAGS 5 5 f Oorothy Pease, Miss Victoria KNARL-S FOOD MARKET MAXWELL HEN TURKEYS SHOULDERS A. approved. Complete for /m ly i,n,l Hartford besides the job t'l.i lohanson. Mrs. Burton White, 535 East Middle Turnpike LEAN 112,900. Gilman Rraltv n.M O n . flmshed in Willimanlle. Manchester Public Market Mrs. Alfred Whitney, Mra. MUhael HOUSE SMOKED ter street. Phone ;>-21s:? and 2- ______Vetrano. and Miss Marjorie RF.ADV- 303.5. Stephens. The sessions are lielng 1 LB. H AG T4l-F-\T (ponsored by the Committee on 5 3 f SINGUC. 5 finished rooms Spa, e NATIVE MILK FED SMOKED HAMS Check the Values Offered By the Religious Education of the Oon- I.EAN RIB nilO l'L D E R for one more, flreplare, oil heat, CAPONS VEAL leeticut Council of churches in co- garage, nice lot .tO-dav o ,, vi- W f» ’ % MII.K FFD. I RFSII DRESSED Public Market. You'll Find a Sav­ Doneless to Roast 'peratlon with local committees. pancy. $12 .">00. down navnenl Honmnakers Sessions PORK CHOPS 47c Lb. VEAL CHOPS 75c Lb. $3,800, 2-fa milv Hat .'i-l rnorr-’i Miss Cora H. Webb, home dem- STEER BEEF I.ITTI.E LINK M acre lot. steam heat loili ga ing in Every Purchase — With Sat­ ■natratlon agent of the Tolland rage. $13,500 iflO day or, p.Tm \ i isfaction Guaranteed. Lb. 69c 5ounty Farm Bureau has ar- CHUCK STEAK 75c Lb. PORK SAUSAGE 65c Lb. 4 room single, with dormers. .anged several group meetings for 100«t Insulated, llrepla.e large ;bnlght: 7:30 p. m. home of Mrs. FRE8H FRONT F R E 9 H L E A N rooms, tiled hath. rnmlnnstion LB. Broast to Stuff 5orl« Weller, Rockville. Lamp- storm doors windov.-s .lO-dav o ,- hades. inatructor, Mr*. Harriet PORK FEET STEWING BEEF 85c Lb. cupancy. Ranch type home .3 15c Lb. Phayer: 6:30 p. m. Canteen course. MII.K FED F R E H i n . r SLICED bedrooms, large cellar, occupancy ... Buy Smoked Meats For Palcottvllle church: home of Mrs Lb. 30 days. $18 ,500 Duplex fl-fi ______49c lenevieve Pelakl. Longview. 8 rooms. 3-ear garage Priced at Best Value - >. m. subject Trav Etching. VEAL BREAST 45c Lb. PORK LIVER 39c Lb. $14,000. Immediate occupancy FRYERS Short Calepdar Seaaloa Locationa will not be given over NATIVE ALL CCT I P Shoulder to Roast A short calendar session of the phone. For appointment phone Tolland County Superior court 2-1107. Howard R. Ha.atinga. rill be held on Friday. April 13th ROLL SWISS HANDY'S darting at 10 a m. with the follow- 11. PORK ROAST Lb. 59c ng case* Hated. Dolores H. TIDE CHEESE FRESH Lots for Sale 731 I'Loughlin vs. Francis T. O'Lough- BUTTER LARGE I BRIGHTWOOD t In. Motion for More Specific BABY RIB EACH Veal Shanks itatenient: Oiarle.s H Bancroft SKINLESS FRESH SI.tCED ONE ACRE lot Vtcln'.ty of Wap- s. Ethel Peck Bancroft. M.,)tion PA( KA(;E ping. Call 6902 Ready To tpecific Statement. Allowance FRANKFURTS 49c Lb. LOAF CHEESE 55c tb. IN OOUNTKT Uka aimoapbara, | ,!ouneel Pees: Victoria Charlotte Lb. 35c ■'onoU V*. Reno Anthony Tonoli, FKESII SLICED SEABROOK large building tot* with shade | Serve Vllowance of Counsel Fees: John traaa. Orarlook Driva. Wm . Stula Jr. va. r . D. Rich Co. Inc. Kaaahl. buHdcr Phone 7T7S. ' FOWLS SPICED HAM 59c Lb. LIM A BEANS 2 for 49c NATIVE 5 To 6 Lbs. Ready to Cook! •lotion for Permission to withdraw Blue Bonnet •roceedinga for Summary Judg­ SKINI.ES.S—BONELESS CROSSE aud BLACKWELL FRO/.LN 6 «*/.. < AN . 8 I>OTS on Oxford street, .50 i 150 ment: Diworces. ■ Thoma.s Simona b aach. AWater. aew«r, gas- and HAM EVISCERATED a. Gertrude May Whitney Sirndhs. FRESH FILLETS 31c Lb. MM4EIIKE lie beautiful trees. Call evenings M A fteA tiM e udgment: Domestic Relationa, 3408. .illian R. Shields, vs. Peter Shields, FOR SALE — Vernon, building SERVE TURKEYS udgment; Johanna I. Schlegel vs. 7urt C, Schlegel. Judgment. lots, thraa miles from Manches­ LB. Public Market eviscerated tur­ ter. Twenty minutes from Hart­ MOTOR Kiowa f'oumil key is ready to cook, sealed In ford via Wilbur Cross Highway. Kiowa Council will observe Its 79 cellophane. Remember, every­ Call R Kahan, Vernon Phona COLD 0th anniversary Friday evening, CIGARETTES $1 thing yon pav for In eslaceratefl 1 connection with the regular RodnrlUa 585J.3 i FTRST GRADE tarkey goes to the table! isitation of Great Pocahonta.s All Popular Brands X .ena Hill and her staff. There will - U. S. Government Grade A. e a pot lurk supper at 6:30 ANDOVER Building lots lor sale Frankfurts ALSO CUDAHY, PURITAN, STAHL-MEYER la to 15 Pounds Average Phone 2-0511 after t> p m. 'clock. Mrs. .lame.s Lynch of Corned Beef VEAL LEGS 'hompson .street will be in charge SALE OR Lease Main street Dual- FERRIS HAMS AND MORRELL’S f a Penny Table. A statewide GOOD chool of Instruction will be held naaa location I'aed car permits QUALITY available. Also industrial land, TENDERIZED HAMS . ^ m rOm 3 to 5 o'clock Friday after- Salad Dressing centrally located Suburban Real­ oon preceding Ihe supper. 12 OZ. CAN Observers Needed ty Realtors, 49 Perkins street. MOST ALL SIZES! WHOLE LB More observers are needed for SI’RINfi TYPE Phone 8215. OR SHANK HALF 6 5 / ^ ;ie daylight observance to be held. IH TO PKG. DESIRABLE Lot. near Princeton iLatew ide on Saturday and Sunday, ' prll 14 and 15. Anyone willing CLOTHES PINS street school. 100 x 192. Phone ,■> volunteer aa aa ob.server Is Coventry 7-7488 A U SWEET Buy and Save BUTTER MAR*[ET IS LOWER aked to call 5-3616 during the HEINZ L.OT, 58 x 170, on Oxford street. Colored In Quarters IJay, or 5-7210 during the evening TALL CAN All facilltlea. $900 Call 2 -:vjy4 COLONIAL FROZF.N : >r a definite time. Rummage Sale TOMATO SOUP after 5. Land O la k e t in Quartors lb. 78c 2 i,i». 69c , The Sisterhood of the B nai ^FRENCH ROAD. ^ 1 ton 2'x acre. Strawberries irael Synagogue will hold a rum- lot with well. Call 8770 after 6 lb. 72e lage aale on Friday, April 15. ' ROLLS Surtlight, Brookfield aiding at 9 a.ni. in the vacant In ginger ale or club soda, p. m. Net Weight One Pound Doval Tissue s Granulated Sugar ore at 70 Union .street with Mrs. you.can’t beat Canada Dry. DOSHNO arry Liebrhan. chairman of the Dolrieh Oleo in Quart t n 2 lbs. SSc As a straight beverage, .Suburban for Sale 75 immitfee in charge. D E L M O N T E Lb. 43 c AOII Auxiliary Meeting Canada Dry is delicious — .NO. 5 ' , 4 AN ANDOVER LAKE —Custom built The Ladies Auxiliary of the Best Pure Lard 2lbs.49t truly "the best o f them all." 4 room single. Full basement. Oil 5 i.i..45c OH will meet thia evening at PEACHES hot water heat. Lake frontage. ght o'clock at their rooms on Elm As a mixer, Canada Dry reet with a social to follow the POT R O A S T Shown by appointment Doug.as ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED VTatcr makes drinks taste Blanchard Realtor 5447. I isiness session. Pineapple Juice MIG STEER Birds Eye Installation of Officer* better, stay lively IKILE’S The recently elected officers of longer- Keep PEANUT BUHER BEEF Wanietf— Real Kslate 77 5c CANDY BARS 6 25c e Rockville Lodge of Elks will FANCY Paai,2Pkg$. 49c ' installed this evening at the plenty of both on URGEINTLV .Needed, Modern 46 OZ. CAN PRESTON BRAND LARGE SIZE BOTTLE ks Home with Past Dl.strict , band. TAI.L 4 AN homes. 2 to 4 bedrooms Cash HERE’S ALL YOU DO: eputy George H. William.s of . buyer* waiting Call .-•iiliurnan French Fried anchester and his official staff, TOMATOES Realty Co.. Realtors I" Perkins Ilu> 1 pjckawt; lit H u I H (> \M ,r HUNT'S TOMATO KETCHUP 21c mprised of Past Exalted Rulers street. Phone 821.5 M.irgsrinc. I sc ii in c o k i n g —on Petatees, 2 Pkgs. 45c Rockville Lodge in charge of 'eg<;IJblc^—as a spread lor bread. e installation. Preceding the FRESH FRUIT AHD VEGETABLES IN OUR If You Now Use Blue Bonnet: SW EET LIFE CONSIDERING SELLING Compare Hit f lU iS M i ss iili ilic spread sou RE.\L 6. IRFN- cnlng sponsored by the Rook­ Sliced Bacon - waiting! List with u* for quick TON, N. I. TREE RIPENED, FULL OF JCICE ie Recreation Board of the Del Monte Coni PINK SEEDLESS PASTRIES TOP aala. Madeline .Smith. Realtor FRESH EASTERN HALIBUT aches of the various schools 2-1542 or 4«79. PASCAL CELERY WE WILL IMMEDIATELY SI ND inning to enter the school base­ CREAM GRAPEFRUIT QUALITY FLORIDA ORANGES Doz.39c 'll league this year. The sis, THEY'RE DELICIOUS! t COUPLE Desire mingle or two YOU THE CASH RirUNO OE SWORD. FRESH CEHTER SLICES .STYLE bunch f|||. CALIFORNIA' SCNKIST in will be held In the Council ’ ‘O'19c faaally house. 30-day occupancy, YOUR PLRfHASE PRICE FOR ,5ma at 7:30 o'clock and repre- TALL CAN TRY SOME . . SOON! price range $8,000 ‘ to $i0.o6o 1 IB . OF BLUE BONNET MARGARINE. itativea are exnected to be cash. Call Hartford 46-1077. LARGE SIZE ORANGES D o l 59c FILLET OF HADDOCK, H a E T OF COD 'ssent frem the East. Made. St. CEDED AT once for out of town | CRISP FRESH m trd ’a. St. Joseph'.*. Longview POND'S PALMOLIVE CASHMERE buyer, 5 room eingle. In good cpn-1 FRESH MACKEREL H U ET OF SOLE |d Ellington Center schools, irsl Vernon School .Vssorlatinn ditlon. Douglas Blanchard, Real- CARROTS 2 Bunches 19c The April meeting of Ih- Ver- SOAP 5447. TSSUES BOUQUET CRISP NATIVE SMAU OYSTERS ,1 Rural achool association will Wag. Bar Bath Bar Reg- Bar Bath Bar -T our property to sell. I held Monday. AnrII 16 at the ' Reliable buyers waiting withi SWEDISH SALT HERRINQS 2 ftr t k mon Methodist church at elcht 3 r . . 26c 13e 2 I9e 14e BALDWIN APPLES 3Lb.32e ijork. .Tlidve Thomas D. Gill 7$Mb. Elnancca arranged. We I OFFER EXPIRESEo lYiAT MAY s»i, 31, 1951.rroi. ■ I 4>5-4*7 room alnglea and 2- HartfortJ o f the .Tuvenlle Dc- iiy bouses. Howard R. Haat- |hiient court will be the guest OCTAGON AJAX SUPER SUDS ' Phone 2-1107. Ifsker. Problems o f .Tiivenlle BJIKERY DEPT., SOMETHING NEW,, GIHGER BRERD, DONUTS, llnqiiency as thev effect the Laundry Soap CLEANSER VEL I me. school and community will 4G8 Needetl—Single homes, 1 |i discussed. Due to the fact lUple units, farms, cottages.' Lge. Pkg. t appraisal. Allen Realty Co.. I PLAIN OR SUGARED Doz.45e t the PTOun feels that -nnnv 2 Bars 17c Can 12c 32c Center street Phone 5105 , ^ n c H io ^ side of the -Toiin would Uke to AMERICA'S FAVORITE BRAND OF SPREAD FOR BREAD AT ANY FRICEI Ur Judge GUI, this will be aa BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1961 pAcnm i lIANCltESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. APRH. 12. 1951 FAOB EIXVBN were enjoyed after the concert by Major General Kenneth F. Cramer, senting the Motor Vehicle dep ment said added personnel M TIC — lOtM the college atudenta and their commander' of the , former New Asks Annual Yankee Network operates ata- Local Soldier England National Guard dlviaion, have to be employ^ by hla depr mittee found that by September. ment. and agencita take all poa- for a televiaron atatlon In Ran found hsr gUU In g baakat iinn WFHA—I0S.1 Local Concert holts, the executive committee of aibl. action, through elimination Yankee Network Uon W1C(.'. Bridgeport. Onnn.; Francisco. told the men that hard work and ment to supendse the tests. 1950, partly due to tlie defenae iSliower Is Given rated with the aama aolora sM W O O U o U W the Bowera 'School P.T.A. under Car Checkup Federal Jobs of non-eaaentlal demanda, to con- WONS, Hartford. Coiin.: WNAC, WHAY — »IU application lay ahead. preparations. Federal civilian em­ I Application for the merger said placed In the center of tto ROOEa.- Today^s Radio whose auspices the concert was Sen. Elmer S. WaUon (R-Weti I WNAC-FM and WNAC-TV. Bos- W B B C - U M Well Received Wins Honors “Keep ycHir atandarda high,” the ployment within the United Statea aer\’e manpower and exerclae con­ Merger Proposetl The bri(le-to-he receivad XMay W THT — res« given. For the occasion the pleas­ erafleld), a former motor vehlcl stant vigilance againat non-cs«eii- \ ton; WGTK. Paxton. Mass., and that the only cash involved would For Briile-Elect w o m - i 4 u ilMadvd TUB* General said, “for upon your shoul­ (Continued From One) commlaaioner, appeared before tl ha(i reached 1,947.000 andlvaa ris­ beautiful gifts and an aajsyad a ant school cafeteria was colorftrily Ratio Smaller tial expenditures for thia tremen­ I WKA.N', I’rovldenee, R. I It has be 140 for a fractional share of ders reats the responsibility of play­ committee to favor a bill whll ing more than l,o6o a day. pleasant evening. decorated with forsythla and daf­ Sergeant G. R. Atkins dous coat item .” Washington, April 12—(41 "rhe applications pending for T’\' sta- stock. "Many efficiencies and eco­ • 11:55— Large Audience Present ing a major role in the. future of each which the owner would pay would create a new ayatem of IsH The committee reporta that "in nomies," would result, the sppli- Mias Frances Oatriiw.kl, of 23S Miss Ostrowski will ba aunlad ~ WONS-Newa. fodils. by a committee composed the 43rd Division.” the garage owner. Federal Communications commis­ i lions in Bridgo[KU t I'nnn , and \ Oak at reel, waa honored last night to Peter Aceto of 111 nmJtmw WDRC—8trlk« Jt Rlclt Is Oiitstamling Grad* Ing operators licenses. view of the manpower altuation in Keep Your Hhirt On sion has been asked to approve the I Springfield, Mass. ! cation added. At Bowers School to of Mri. Ralph Mlbliard, Mrs. 'Timo­ SFC Atkins is a member of F Some 2,000 garages would be Under this bill, operators! Hartford Gouiity Fig- with a miacellaneoiia ahower given street, on May 15 a t S t Jamaa w n rr—News; Weetem Round- 12:00— Tulare, Calif.—(JEk. A. N Hick­ merger of the Yankee Network. W’TIC Newa; Dance Music; thy Horan and Mrs. H. A, France. Company in the Division's 169th licensed to perform the examina­ censes would expire on the blrij the current semi-war-economy and I Lee Knlerprises operate, .ta-j by the Children of Mary at the church. Hear UConn Glee Club iiate at Cainp Pickett iirrs Below .\verage preparedne.sa build-up period, and man lost hia ahirt playing pool. He Ine.. which operates standard ra­ News. Refreahmenta were attractively Infantry Regiment. tions, and Wilbur L. CTross, repre- day dates of the drivers. lions KH.I and KH.I KM. H ollv , , u j . ... home of Mils Helen Mora, 842 W ^C—BsckiUge Wife. served buffet style, under the direc­ the continuing resort to deficit told police he ahed hia fancy flan­ dio. FM and television stations in : . 'I Ancient peoples believed In the Hackmatack alieet. WCOC—Mualcel Scoreboard. Camp Pickett, "Va.. April 12— For Entire ('ountrv nel ahirt during a warm game in a New Fngland. with the Thomss Great quanttttea of amber ara Frequency Modulation A large and responsive audience tion of Mrs. Richard Martin, hos­ financing, it Is recommended that «(M)d. (alif.; KSRC. San F rancis- , existence of "adamant ’ soppo,«erl The room was decominl with atilt used In the Orient, where tt WHAT—Pledge Progr*"*- Military and scholastic honors have anooker parlor and when the game I.^e F.nterprlaes, Inc, of (’ali- WDIM— I'M 9.1.7 MC. iB.st night at the Bowera school pitality chairman, and members the appropriate commttteea of I CO, and KCB, Snn I'lego, (’alif. It ' to be a metal or a stone ol Im- pink and green streamers leading Is burned In Mohammedan worahia WONS—Hollywood, U.S.A. been won by a .Manchester man Congreas and the executive depart­ wa. over the ahirt was gone fom la. I also has an application pending | penetrahl. hardneas. W FHA— 10.1.7 MC. gave an enthusiastic rpcepilnn to of the executive committee. New York, April 11 How does to the center, and Miss OatrowakI at Mecca. «:1S— W T IC -I'M 90.1 MC. serving witti the 43rd W’ihged W nC—Stella Dallaa. ni. - the singing of the University of Victory Division. Hartford County rompare with the WONS—Jack Downey’i Mu*lc WDBC'— 1'>1 " " •^•’e air I p Connecticut Glee club under the Sergeant First Class O. R. At­ Shop Carrots For Their Food other counties of the nation in the 11:25 p. m. cllrertlon of Herbert A. France. Shop. WFHA—Same aa WDRC. Choral Society kins, 148 Loomis street, was named I t l f The well-balanced program one of the outstanding graduates number of IocbI resident* on the WDRC—Yankee Kitchen. WFHA Federal payroll? Duffy's Tavern WTIC, 9:30 ranged from a splendid group of of the Division I>aders School I rn WTIC—Lorenio Jones. sacrcil choral works with which Starts Rehearsals which recently ended another aea- Basket Tlie matter eame up for Congres­ GORTON'S COmSNCAKKS W HAT—News; Polka Hop. p m sional investigation a.s part of a WTIC— KM on the air 7;.10 a. m. the singers opened' their coneert, alon here. W THT—Fam ily Album. through groups of secular num­ study made by the Joint Committee Reody-te-fry II I a. m. W’arren W’ood, director of the During the month-long course, WCCC—News; Musical Score- bers, folk tunes and atlrring Specials on Reduction of Non-e.ssentlal Fed­ Manchester fTiorai Society, an­ designed to develop potential non­ eral Expenditures. Figure, were board. spirituals, to a concluding group commissioned offleers, the men live Come in and look for the spe­ is“ 2 l ‘ 4:45— Tclc»4«lon nounces that this singing group gathered on the number of Govern­ A&P Coffee is the Coffee for You! of gay college songs. in separate barracks, wear dis­ cials we are going to feature ment jobs in each of the 3,070 WTIC__Young Wldder Brown. WNHC—TV Tlic N-ital and dynamic singing ha-s alresd.v begun rehearsals for tinguishing white-bordered hel­ NOT for thi.s week end. BUT counties in the United States as 5 : 00— r . M. of the youthful organization won WONS—Straight Arrow. Honiontnkor> F\rhnnfi:r. Handel’s "Me.ssiah." which it pro­ mets, and undergo a thorough pro­ of last June. 4 on llip tl.sicncr.s at the outset, and the ALL THIS COMING WEEK. WDRC—News; Old Record Shop Vanity Fair, poses to pre.sent in the fall. gram of di.scipline and training. Their tindiiigN -show a total of IF YOU WANT GOOD COFFEE... IF YOU DEMAND GOOD VALUE • • 0 4 30 evening grew more festive w'ith They are plainly marked and KIMIEO 000 MSeWTS WHAY—Story Queen. The First Huntlred Years A non-sectarian, town-wide or- At the graduation ceremonies ."4.677 people in the Federal employ 4 4.’> cHch new and contra.ating group WTHT—Big John and Sparky. .1 on Lucky F’up ganizalion, the society is opening placed in containers around the in Hartford County at the time. of songs. Old Mother Hubbard WTIC—When a Girl Marries. Time (t any iLs membership rolls to interest store. You need to shop every On a population bn.sis, thia repre­ .1:1.1 In Triple C'apacity CHANGE TO COFFEE THAT TASTES BEHER... COSTS LESS! WKNB—News; Baaeball Request 5 ,70 HowfJy I ki()tl\‘ singers In the community. Rehear­ sented 6 7 oil the payroll for every MfLD AND MPllOW Mr. France, in the triple capa­ com er of our story to find all of RU.H AN() fUU BOOIIO . VIGOROUS AND WINIY Matinee. 6 00 T’p at .loe's Place sals are held each Tuesday eve­ 1.111)11 res.dent.N. Klse\^'lle^e in the city of conductor. accompanist, th e m . 1 u : — 6 .10 .lohn C'onte M Little Show, ning at eight o’clock at the Sec­ United .‘States, except for the Di.- S O H l o r k "At lied ITrele 5 15 and occasional soloist in the spiri­ 7 » ' B o k a r 4 WDRC—The Old Record Shop. 6:45 .lean O'Brien Kntertnins ond Congregational churih. There * net of Coluniliia. the average was 'k WTIC—Portia Faces Ufa. 7:00 Kiikin, Krnn an't Olllp. tuals, put his club through a arc no formal voice tryouts. YouV higher— 10.9 employed per 1,000 WHAT—Croqby'a Quarter. 7:30 Strange Adventure. variety of paces and moods with Officers of the society are, For Examplel people. WRfSlirS SOAPS 5 : 80— 7 4.1 Newsreel. Uic discipline, verve and zest president, Mrs. William Steiner; know how ^ood The loial rale was, however, which has long characterized con­ WONS—Sky King. 8:00 - Stop the Music vice president, Mrs George Thur- Look Fori higher than in ttie State of Con­ Aesorled—in-p loitic bcKj WTIC—Just Plain Bill. 9:00 KMery Queen certs under his direction. l)er; secretary. Mrs. Elbert (’ari­ necticut as a " hole, wliere Fed­ WHAY—Band by Demand. 9 .10 I>ave Onrroway. To those in the audience who sen; treasurer, Rockwell H. Pot­ imkint eral employment amounted to .1.1 These: I CAST. 59' WCCC—News; Musical Score- 10:00 Private Kve had sung under Mr. France’s di­ ter. per 1,000. In the .N'ew England f Customers' board. to .30 W hat's My Name rection in foriniT glee clubs at the Miss Dorothy Walker of 667 eothembe States, there were k k Jobs for every WTHT—Joe Glrand Show. 11 :0O Man Against rvime. University, some as far back aa North Main atrect, tel. 2-3878; 1,000 residents. Corner 5:45— 11 :.30 Mystery Theater twenty years, the evening was one who la membership chairman, will .Most of the 3.677 emploveea in WT5RC—Curt Massey — Martha 12:30 Newsreel of sentimental remembrance and be glad to furnish further infor­ untilyoufry ^ Hartford County. 1.635, are attach­ N V R B NAM an event long Ui be cherished. Tilton * Orch, mation. ed to the Post Office Department. M m t yee ever r m d k n seesn WTIC—Front Page Farrell. A dcliglitfiil feature of the pro­ Tomato Paste 2 25c Other assignments include. Vet­ Underwood s WHAY—Sports. gram wa.s the singing of the 1 ^ erans Administration, 1.090, Trea­ ieaM 4 t T p e im e . frmmimmtlty 5 : 55— Li^lilnin^ IlitK Bowers School Glee club, com­ sury Department. .10.5. and National m y m t t Were.* WONS—Bobby Benson. posed of pupils from grades 5 and Military Establishment. 98. -ir TkeM aie ike nH rfii Ael gaMe AaP Evening appiiij: Hoinr (4 under the direction of Miss The Joint Congressional Com- Martha White. supervisor of •KM>— WT5RC— News. music. Their delightful group of HUNT'S PEACHES 27c The home of Mr. and Mrs Don­ songs was characterized by excel­ IlMy are yew gaareatee ef frieediy W HAT—News. jars W TIC—News. ald Johnson in W’apping Center lent diction and warmth of cx- MTviee, qaality feed, aarrert weigki aad W O N S-N ew s. was struck by lightning about prc.s.sion. HAN-D-RAP Luncheon Meot ■eesyeaviag priwa. At the conclusion of their group, WTHT—News; Joe Glrand. eleven o’clock yesterday during It m the children were Joine■ > Weather. 23482353234853485353894853535323485348485323234848232353530000020200020101310201010201020002484853234848485353530000024848235323485353482348532348482323535348534823532353235353534853 w n C— Emile Cote Olee Ohih. WhiskioM TeUSir Wk NB— 840 Club. COLONIAL PRIDE )7" 5:45— WDRC —liOweU Thooiaa. ■omio M tONB 09 ” '•-o/CA^ 2 , ^ , 3 7 < ITS Of lOUIION O Food W mc—Three Star Extra. •'«o*P(SH0),r WTHT—Weather. BONELESS VEAL ROAST lb.75< STIAKIHT WHISKEY F re s h Fw rh 160 STM “•"•■y'* Cookie, 3 ^ WONS—Evening Star. 3.89 25 5:55— MOOP BOT -^^.BKiHT- UH04R ^ W TH T—Bdartn C HHl. RIB END PORK ROAST lb.49< IN PtAVOR AND IRAP« W^KNl^^-Sperta Final. NELSON COUNTY 3 ^ M e, ^* 2 7 P« e4 l X e t E is t i n , n e t . a, WDRC-Baulah. BABY BEEF LIVER lb. 79< tTKAraMT BOWBON WtHAT—Symphony Hall. W TH T—On the Alleys. noor B o i WONS—Fulton Dewis. Jr. Birrtttio IN riNTucKv RlbEEMl rJ .45' w n c —Guy Lombardo Show. BRISKET OF CORNED BEEF lb. 85<| Does not ecrotch WTCNB—Guest Star. KaA««^i'“55‘ 7 : 16— WESTBURY RESERVE WONS—Tello-Teat. Native Fowl and Roasting Chickens n iA W H T B T I m. ir WDRC—Ja c k Smith. S T M 3 J 9 W TH T—Elm er Dav-la. FtOOP BOT Perk rhops . WTCNB — Adventures in Re- McIn t o s h a p p l e s 3 ibs. 2S< DISTIUED IN IWA.YtAND eearch. DAMSN DBSIRT 7 : 55— IT’S A SMART IDEA TO BE EX-1 LARGE FLORIDA ORANGES doz. 39< r ^ t « r CmtM tft WONS—Gabriel Heatter. TOM MOORE Junket hromd WTHT—Jack Armstrong, Open Thursday Evening Until 9:00 Plenty of Parking Space STBAKIHT BOWBON w n c —News of the Wor|d. TRAVAGANT WITH QUALITY- | WDRC—nub Fifteen. JELLO LEMON PIE B* STH M MA like ^ 7:45— PtCX>F BOT A .T T WDRC - Edward R. Murrow. WHEN YOU GET IT WITHOUT | OimueO IN KENTUCKY WONS— Mutual Newsreel, FILLING 2 for 9c „„„ .escH -- w n c—One Man's Family. CMCKM A-LA-KMC 8:00— PAYING A PREMIUM------| LYNNBROOK Carra's Market Ft m Ii mt S o m Ii m I Pknkc • ■ • ^ 49' Californio Asporogus W DRC—F B I in Peace and W'ar. Free aiuiiple of .lellii I.emnn Pie 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET BUNDEO WHISKET WONS—Hardy Family. will b«' given to riiHtoniera visiting R&F breokd our alore tomorrow from 3 P. M.. STH 2 ^ ^ ^ Lm HI llltMrg P«scTmes- u 7 5 ^ W TH T—Screen Guild Players. AT BURSACK’S I FtOOP BOT 3 .... 17e 'Ill 9 IV M. “5 .“ 5 3 ' WHAY—Polish National Home. WHISKIES IN THIS PRODUCT New Cabbage F rM b No Hv b dikli5M5 ^47* W TlC —Aldrich Family. BETTY CROCKER PIE 4 AND A YEAES OtD 8 : 80— CRI’ST ...... WDRC—Mr. Keen. Tracer of .2 for 27r FANCY EVISCERATED R r o ir n QM im m ■ *** N w —wt a t IM I t Lost Persons. GREEN VALLEY NfmZ lAKO) RUNS WHAY Night Watch HEN TURKEYS Lb.75e 1 4.3 Oak Street 1.3 Oak Stree BOUtBON WHISKEY lorgiFaMfl s-rreaK4ee-Mi* OrongeJo'e* P«'«».... *'* ^ WTIC —Father Knows Best. SUGAR 5 Lbs. 45c 904 STH W ONS—Rod and Gun Club. MANCHESTER Vegetarian DrOWM F ow l Ra4Sv fMm.-n.-r Tel. 2-9937 8:55— FRF.SIILV GKOL'ND FANCY, LONTf ISLAND Tel. 2-9937 FtOOP BOT 3.75 WONS Bill Henry and the A BIENO OF STRAIGHT WHISKIES SHURFINE COFFEE IrtHcr YMrRtyB Ttsa.t »ws»- m 1. 4 9 ' AppiM ...... - - l e ' ...... News. Lb. 81c DUCKLINGS Lb. 43c 5 : 00— Spinoch CashttwNut* „«f..49' I.IRBY'S SEAFOOD •rOWM YerflDyB RaNii.-4N n. LR» WDRC—Suspense Gins W TH T—Amateur Show NATIVE CORNED BEEF can 41c CHKKIN FRKASSR Pidkwkk FrwkJprti «*»i» 1 li m 4 5 ' W’ONS—True or False FIRST SHIPMENT OF THE SEASON! ! POLO CLUB ______a - R 5 ‘ WTIC—Dragnet CAPONETTES Lb. 59c 85 STH A P Q half # I Q 5 : 80— PROOF iOT A a J T 0 » ■ # R&R brcaid SaloMM 5f MiocoU Hoai - . . . 59' Oc«d.H.« ,9‘ •» C'—’ WDRC—Playhouae. W’ONS—Reporters Round-up. «T5 3 ' K a U w n c —Counterspy. 2 READY TO EAT HAMS Lb. 65c RED CROWN L 9:4.%— lairge I'aekHgea boned had 90* STH Q # Q HAir £ QQ O V BMa AAE Teer tteedfeerferi fer WTHT—Robert Montgomery. (Whole or Shank Half) D.iiei... S DUZl PROOF bo tA *O T gaj 0 * a T 10: 00—.. v\\N 4 ^ »5«Nr M Vofeet . . . W . W nC—Screen Directors Play­ HEINZ SOUPS with cou pon 1 BONELESS SHOULDER Me. 1 Mreda Isd etJrefy f house. 48c ^ ROBIN HOOD WTHT—Newsstand 'Theater. FRESH STEAMING CLAMS W.A.W 2 25' W DRC— PlAyhouse. SLICED BACON Lb. 43c ^ 9 A O A 0 0 PROOF b o t a *Q T gal O mA t 10:1.1— BEL MONTE PEAS Otaiii «f TwMMtD 3 US. 31 U v5 L ih e U r s csieiMMiAieM ^ '5 9 * W'ONS I Love a Mystery. No. 2 Can 18c FILLET OF SOLE LITTLE NECKS SUNNYFIEID FIOUR IS PINE BlEACHtO AND EPSMCHED WITH HRAITHNA VfTAMIMS AE4D MINERAISI 10:S 0— Lb. 73c Pink SIvilH^ piwhm a sm »UI u W THT—Newa. ELBERTA PEACHES VEAL ROLLS Rums E d u c a to r ITrax p^^o 3 3 ‘ WONS—Jack'! Waxworks. Lg. Can 29c FILLET OF CUSK CHERRYSTONES t$uanyfleld Family Floan* X . 'LIlYir WDRC—News; Music. I.IBBV’S SUNLIGHT or CLOVERBLOOM Z0N6A RUM 10:4.1— CRISCO W W to Hm m Evop. MHk **• — 13* WHITE OR OOID MltBCML MI.W4 mue«rr • m • - 5 4 * w u M i j s W’THT - ’Three Suns. PINEAPPLE JUICE FILLET OF HADDOCK QUOHOGS 84 STH : — Lg. Can 35c BUTTER Lb. 73c Pure vegetable ehortening s w io e iT a w h k a n Currant Jrll.v Ann Page 12 Oz. Jar 2 3 4 11 00 PROOF BOT 2.49 News on all statioru. Nm y Im y ' s >•*•*■24' CwMii dridiw *••*'■luan PtSMBl.gg NtetOrTM w4«tf»eR ataPMSI* W THT—News. ONLY THE FINEST IN FRESH FRUITS B I R D S E Y E FILLET OF BLUE FRYING CLAMS T«4r ji^i.17 Sliced Cheese 11: 15— CORONAQO Cvt GrtM l«i mm «i«M 2 pee ]g* m t rr n rn lajM JR * WONS—Jack’s Waxworks. Am P o fD Ro o m • • • ••••■jpeeRU* WDRC—W’orld Tonight. asd VEGETABLES FROZEN PEAS 2pkgs.43e POINT JUDITH SCALLOPS 4gN OlM Dt MPMTie-MAirNuuas Li 44' kich PDtotM c' •— '“ •‘■•2***25' AAP R«U SadMy* »***■ >«RRe«i j ‘ PROOF ______^ 2 .6 9 5 VUttOH ASSOtTCO. 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IIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1951 ? Dumaiiie ~ 1 flr ------yr~ -yr'~--yi ** "y** "y* Rail Control ■ Son Forces Stormy T he H igh S chool W orld Meeting of Stockhold­ ers to Come to a Close Mias Helen Eatas, Paeolty Adviser THURSDAY. APRIL 12 Compiled by Stadents of Manchester High School ▼OL. r v r a , NO. s s New Haven. April 12—UP)—TTie control exercised over Jthe New Haven Railroad by Frederic C. P&P To Present Legion of Honor b ’ Awarded Scholarehip Teen Clubs Enjoy Has Comedy Role Indians Prime Rifle Team Dumaine, Sr., remained un.ahaken ] Hat Display Outstanding Plays today in the wake of a stormy ' Virginia Martin haa been Supper and Show stockholders' meeting. i notified by Syracuse Universi­ For Opening Places Fourth At Assembly ty College of Fine Arts, that Before a capacity audience on ' Although a few minority stock-' A pot-luck supper, movies and a holders were long on questions they she haa been awarded a achol- variety show made up the enjoy­ Friday evening, April 13, members were .short on votes. When all was arship which Includes half tui­ Kelley Making Many Potterton and Crehore able evening spent by the Freah- of Paint and Powdei* will not only •over, the 84-ycar-o1d Boston flnan Hat Exhibit by Collector tion for four years. Attain Highest Firing cier and his associates remained men-Sophomore Y-Teena and the Infield Changes; Bris­ demonatrata Individual talents, PresMita Novel Assem­ but also the ahiUty to cooperate firmly in the saddle, aa they have Junior Hl-Y Club at the semi-an­ tol Here April 27 Honors on MHS squad been since they first took control and work harmoniously in present­ bly to School causes headaches and perhapa nual Joint meeting which waa held ♦ three years ago. ing an outstanding evening of dra­ The Manchester High School I The Dumaine group, holding the eventually deafness. on April 3. With one week of baseball prac­ matic entertainment. Ruth I!dw»rd». a realdent In the Black Forest of Ger­ All thirteen tables of the large tice gone by. Coach Tom Kelley rifle team finialied up in fourth dominant block of preferred stock. These club members working ! named 10 of the 16 directors re gf Wast Boytaton, Maaaachuaetta, many the unmarried women wear lunchroom were used to accommo­ has cut the Indians' squad down to "behind the scenes” play a leading place in the Connecticut rifle and straw hata with bright pom-poms date the 200 boys and girls attend­ 23 players and Juggled his remain­ revolver Association's 30th annual I elected at yeaterday'a meeting. cdilMted her Interemin* collecUon role in any successful production, Common stockholders named the but the married women have to ing the pot-luck supper. The Y- ing talent around In an effort to for without them, there would be Gallery Shoot. Tliey followed the «C hata from avery part of the wear black hata so they won't at­ Teens were in charge of the main replace veteran material. remaining five. no scenery, lighting effect, cos­ Staples. Hlllhouse and Fairfield Under a reorganization plan con- world In the high achool aaaembly tract attention. dishes which consisted of potato ‘'Aly“ Alemany, a former catch­ tumes, or programs. Thus, the fol­ squads. Bob Potlerton. firing on aum aled in 1917, placing the rail­ on Wedneaday. April 11. Mlaa Ed- Ml.'s Edwards has been on the and macaroni salads, cold cuts, er, has taken over the third base lowing people have been chosen to N orth C4»pe Crul.se. to Europe, the lionicniade baked beans, cole .slaw, the second team, shot highest of road back in private hands after warda explained the uae and orlj^n spot In an effort to balance the fulfill the Jobe for which the va- all Manchester shooters with a 12 years in bankruptcy, preferred of each hat aa It waa modelled by Mediterranean. and to South hard rolls and butter, cherry Indian infield. Bill Sheekey. once a [ fiou* committees are responsible; America and Mexico. She now punch, and homemade cakea and 186. stockholders elect two-thirds of June McKinney, Joan Stewart and first sacker, haa taken over the | Ticket committea: Betty Aim Ben Crehore fired high on the the directors until July 1, 1952, Bob Brunette. has an offer for an African trip cupcakes which served as dessert In the near future. were provided by the .lunior Mi-Y. keystone sack in the second strin g i ^^*^*,_®*^**^ Helen ^Kronick, first team followed by Ray King- and thereafter should ramtnga be Mlaa Edward'a Interest In this Infield combination. Maureen Shea, Raymond Juros, man. captain Dick Eliington, and insufficient for dividends. Fcnna Ix?e Fisher '.12. Tile hostes.ses or servers for each Fred Hanson, John Alliaon, Joseph fascinating hobby started when table were: Harold Carlson, to date, haa Bruce Anderson as usual. The Dumaine, now president and she waa on a North-Cape crulae. She shown a good eye both in hitting Diibanowski and Albert Quay. M anchester team waa strong in board chairman, absented himself Carolyn Jans.sen, Jean Balline, Miss Mary McAdams la again the became Intrigued by a hat worn Helen Kronick, Carole London, and ftelding and should pull dowm the prone column but faltered In from the meeting aa did all the by women In Iceland and decided Girls Leaders To faculty advisor. eW re Fallot the off-hand slot. Ray Kingman other directors save one. The loi\e Marv Ann Martin, Mary Lou Piiaellla Tonmnoe the shortstop position by opening Stage Crew: Charles Shaver, to purchaae It. From Iceland she Potter. Jo Anne Shaver. Maureen game. Walt Kosakowaki, also a has developed from an average exception was his son. Frederic C. traveled to Norway where, becom­ Richard Ooatello, Alfred Tarlcco, Compete At Ucoiin Shea and Priscilla Torrence, One of the spinsters In one of Jlinior, ha.s taken over the second Claire Fallot, daughter of Mr. riflemen to one of the top men on (Buck) Dumaine, Jr., who finally ing faadnated by the colorful and Stripes of red, green, and yellow Charles Ranson, Richard Harding, ,lnd Mrs. Leon G. Fallot of 62 Coach Gilbert Hunt's aggregate. brought the proceedings to a close unusual Lap hata, she decided to • ^ Paint I 4X1IU mill and •Powder's ST threekssix.x; playsussaso base spot for "Red" Case. "Red" and Robert Pitcher. crepe paper were used as the dec- presented Friday In the Laurel street, la but a lovely pic Captain Dick Ellington is pleased by exercising his voting power to collect hata. Twenty Girls' Leaders members suffered a broken collar bone dur­ Responsible for properties are: oration down the center of each ing the past week-end and will be ture herself. Her charm and with the results of this year’s force adjournment. When Mlaa Eldwards drat start­ will attend a playday at the Uni­ Janice Murphey, Lois Cooper Ruth simplicity reveal an appealing "Dtagraoe, Hhanae, Crime’’ table. Colored plates and napkins out of action for nearly aix weeks. term and wishes next year's cap­ ed her collecUon ahe expected that versity of Connecticut on Satur­ were also used. On the committee Shinn, Alayne Murphy and Rus­ personality. With Claire, this One angry atockholder, Samuel "Pinky" Hohenthal la handling tain Kingsley Kiihney as much It would ^ easy to get the variotTii day. April 14, Two other achoola. who decorated and set tables there sell WlrUlla. week's Legion member, we have luck. Glick, of New York City, asserted the initial sack for the Indiana, hata. but ahe soon found that al- Hall High of West Hartford and were Carole London, Carolyn Squaw Drills Coatums committee; Nancy a happy ending of this senior col­ The second team finished up in it waa a "disgrace, a shame and a \ moat every town had their own Windham High, will also partici­ Janssen. Mary Ann Martin, Pris­ and. with a week of practice re- Weir, Nancy ___Petke,______Joan __Lingard, umn. crime" that only one director | headdreaa. instead of every country, seventh place. The tonn wa.s made pate in this event. cilla Torrence and Mary Lon Pot­ malning. should also be in trim for! Joyce Jarvis and Pat CampbeTlT D uring all four years a t M. H. up of Earl Carron. Bob Potterton. showed up for the meeting. He i aa ahe had expected. Mlaa Edwards The program, consisting of re­ ter. The clean up crew was also Ah! These warm, sunny | the opener against Bristol. | On the make-up committee are: S. Claire haa followed the college aald that stockholdera should have | aaid that she could not find many days! And along with them Albert Gustafson and Kingsley \ lay races. competitive group made up of those on the decorat­ Veteran Jimmy Roach atlU holdf Norma Strong (a member of Sock course. Her present subjects in­ Kuhney. If Potterton had been on been given an opportunity "to, ot her hats in large towns but had sports, lunch, campus sightseeing ing committee plus, Carole Ben­ come outdoor hymn classes and down hia backstop position oa he land Buskin), Claire Janssen, Ruth clude English IV. College Chem­ raise hell with ” the elder Dumaine , to go to the locality in which they all the other spring activities. the first team the Rod and White and Individual sports will last son, Anne Fallot, Margaret Rogers did last year. Jimmy, a steady per-1 Ann Anzinger, Jean Rogers and istry, Modern Problems and Bus­ team would have placed higher instead of having only the latter’s are worn. Many of her hata were from ten-thlrtv until four o’clock. and Jo Anne Shaver. Carolyn former will be backed up by! Mary Lou Potter. • iness Math. English is cited as son on hand to answer questions. acquired from the private homes of than they did. Al G ustafson, la.st The various sports which will Jnn.ssen was the chairman of the Congratulations go to the new Catcher "Aly " Alemany. Both re- Prompters: Ann AJvord, Doris her favorite year's school champion, did well The principal sore point with the the individuals who owned them. be included in the program are evening. cheerleadera. These girls were celvers are sophomores. Gagllardone and Jeanne Whitehill.' In the extra curricular line minority stockholders was the Entertainment following the this year and helped the team out Most of the hats shown were volley hall, softball, swimming, N'hosen at the finals yesterday Bob Willis, a veteran, rookie In charge of publicity and ppo- Claire seem s to be the "bu.sie.st a great deal. This year’s 'champion non-payment of dividends despite worn In the 19th century and are bailminton, ping pong and tennis supper consisted of movies ami a | after school, too late to report. "Corky" Corcoran and Jimmy! grams are; Ruth Ann Azinger and bee” at Manche.ster High. Her Richard Krevsis hoped to do as earnings since 1948. The railroad's not used too much today. The rea< The attending group consists of Variety Show. Mr. Emmerling ' following a two-day practice ses­ artistic talent is displayed in Art annual report shows an earned made po.sslble the two movies Minnlcucci give the Kelley men Jean Rogers. well. son for this is that with modem Betty Hagenow. Barbara Young, sion. New members will he list­ well balanced outfield. This trio Club, of which she has been a surplus of J22.191.761, an Increase methods of transportation the Fenna Lee Fisher. Be.ssie Caram- "America the Beautiful" and a ed In next week's "World." Ushering will be Dolores Duba- Manche.ster’s third team was of J7.836.099 over last year. The will be expected to carry a large nowski, Nancy Lymch, Elizabeth member for four year.s, acting aa different people have merged to­ belas. Gerry Maasey. Janet And­ comedy. Tliey were shown by president of the club in her Jun­ made up of Phis Derrah. Jim Col­ 1960 earnings amounted to J14.18 I N >5^ gether more and are much different erson. Mavis Small, Arlene Peter­ Verne Bradley, director of the amount of the load for the In- Perry, Carolyn Bengston and Pat lins. Norman Miner, and Nelson per preferred share and. If a J5 That new Instructor seen the diaiut, as they represent the only ior year and the current treasur- than the former small, secluded son. June Keeney and Barbara H artford CVmnty Y. M. C. A. The Fitzpatrick. In the literary field. Claire Sprague. They placed in the num­ preferred dividend had been de­ girls' gym classes la Mrs. Rohan, power packed three that Coach ber 15 spot. "This third team is the communities. Jackie. Variety Show, made possible by mibstltiitlng for Miss Webb. Mrs. I has been active'^^n'the‘Quiirstkff clared, there would have been left One of Miss Edwards moat In­ Also Elaine Burkhardt, Elaine Miss Mary McAdams, was under Kelley can put In the outOeld. Paint and Powder, will furnish three years, presiding ns sec- team that will be firing for the J3 J6 per common ahare. Rohan is a graduate of Russell The pitching problem still ra- school and show the possibility of teresting hats la the headdress from Miner. Sally Ch\idoha. Beverly the skillful direction of Roger Ne­ Sage College. piano miialc between the playa. retary-trea.surer for her Junior Glick charged that "high class the Tehuantepee peninsula of Bristol, Cynthia Benedict. Mau­ gro. Dancing, singing and baton malna doubtful, in that none of Others who are playing a major and Senior years. Our mademoi- a good team. banditry” was being perpetrated reen Opalach. Mary I>mi Thomas, twirling made up the show which the .seven hurlers have cu t lose Bob Potterton compiled his ex­ on the stockholders. Another Mexico. It orl^nated when an In­ Tlie after school .sports schedule part in the production are; the. selle has also belonged to French dian woman, upon rescuing a white Eileen Barrett, Helen Ijiwler and resenihled the (Tub Marquee of with any of their "varieties," but cellent .score under the handicap irate stockholder, Eugene Hava*, has been discontinued until after high achool Art Department, the' tnub. being president for two child from a shipwreck, wore the Janet Irwin. Greewich Village. the next few days should tell the Howell Cheney Technical School veam. Bowling. Jr. Y-Teens and of not being able to use his own of Washington. D. C., contended dress of the child as a headpiece. Bette Carlson, ’IM. Phyllis Mastropletro acted a.s vaeatinn. The new schedule will story. "Spec" Flavell and Steve rifle. When the firing pin broke, that the Dumaine group was run­ Bellinghiri will be two of Kelley's and Reid Auctioneers. j C urrent A ffairs have al.sn provid- Today these headdresses may mistress of ceremonies. Others | nnnounced next week, The plays are being directed by' ed Claire with after .school in- he borrowed one of his teammate’s ning the railroad for "their own be found In all proportions In this participating were: j ------] hopes along with Pete Manneggia rifles and fired in the short while aelflsh InteresU ’ He urged Those busy little heavers are at | and Tony "Moo.se " Tieman, as far Miss laalMl F. Worth and Misa|tercst. left of his alloted time. locality. The Pan American Gloria Nevers and Suzan ] Helen J. Estes. Students assisting In her pastimes, Claire enjoys stockholders to lay their com­ Sreiirrv Project Graham, who did a dnnee routine! work again' We mean, of rourse. . as starting roles go. Meanwhile Judy Alcox, the feminine mem­ Highway, running between Gua- in the direction ol the three one- sketching, reading and ilancing plaint* before Senator Brlen Mc­ of ''Candy and Cake " I-nter In the ; the Girls' Lenders. This week -limmy Collins. Bill England and ber of the rifle squad, placed 21.st Mahon (D., Conn.) who recently tamala and Mexico City, runs act playa are Kathleen Olmstead, Chocolate Ice cream sodas and through this district and probably Of Art ("lasses evening Gloria was encored with | they are assisting Miss Julia | Ray Tierney will be the Indiana 'The Valentino Tango” are "tops" in the state with her best score of launched a Senate sub-committee another dance routine. Tenor I’aul ] Lynch at the Barnard sehool. , hopes in relief performance. Doris Beyer. Sally Newcomb and the year. probe Into the railroad’s affairs. In the future years their type of Doris Gagllardone. with this popular senior. Fa­ bats will not he such a curiosity. Gagon sang "You'tl Never Walk | .lean .Sehuetz conducted a elass j Rounding out the squad vorite topics of conversation re­ Last year's team placed second At this point, the younger Du­ Portraits and landscapes which Alone. " Verna Mare did her baton ! on Weilue.sday and on Thursday third basemen Dave Balon, Short­ —Jean Rogers '53. in the state shoot, while their sec­ maine made his first threat to ad­ THIS OFFER FOR A The montera, worn by the In- will adorn the atage of Paint and stop "Skinny " Linnell, first base- volve around opera and baseball, „.dUuia In Peru, if m tbe form of twirling net to "Stars and Stripes" i Bessie Carambelaa took over. with all keg rooting for the. “lied. ond team placed 15th. Captain Ed journ the meeting. Powder's performances- on April while Jimmy Reed sang "Never-j ------'Hicn Dick Day and- outfielders Bill Quinn of Ia.st yeaFs teafn bbasts a "I’ve got the votes to do It," • baaket In which the Indians ear­ 13 are being created in the Art Ilonlon. Mickey McGuire and Dick Sox". ly arUcles. The hat Is decorat- th e le ss" and .some encores. Fenna | Our M H S. gals are leallv Claire's greatest thrill will lead 9-4 record as oppo.sod to this ha asserted, adding heatedly: LIMITED TIME ONLY! •Studio these days Art IV students I^ e Fisher sang "I'm In I»ve with inaking hits in the gym cla.s.ses' Fontanello. Sr. Y-Teens View year’s 8-5 record •riA'e’re not ninning this rail­ ' ad with different color braids, car­ have taken aa their project the Coach Tom Kelley announced her to a definite future. A long ried over from the centuries of a Wonderful Guy.J and .lolin Kle- Softball has begun in the outdoor I envelope was received by Claire A lbert H. Guay ’.53 road on a selfish basis” making of all the play scenery. peris gave his accordion interpre-I rlasaes.pi„s.sps. The "Teasie William.s" this week that their would Stylish Hats at ‘*Y*’ He was persuaded not to carry Bpaniah rule. These braids were Thelma Peace Is painting a win­ be a J. V. squad to this year's a few weeks ago. with the good formerly used to tell which town tatlon of "South of the Border." of the elaas seems to be Margaret news of her acceptance to Middle­ out his threat then, but did ao dow revealing an apple tree and "Bodv and Soul" and "If" were baseball team. Therefore, all those later when Havas waa pressing the Indians came from. well: .lime fTiambers and Joan Rogers, with 2 "Iionu rs " In one boys who were cut from the var­ Hata of all sizes and descrip­ sex hospital. She will be enrolled Coiiiiril Sponsors In a certain part of Holland the sung by Joan .Stewart, and a lap game. Keep an eye on our with the freshman cla.ss in Sep­ him for an explanation of the re­ Neiihauer are working on a land­ routine by Audrey Kroll was the sity will try out for the Junior tions were the main attraction of cent ouster of J. Frank Doolan, women shaye their heads and •southpaw pitchers, too! Varsity nine at Mt. Nebo. Foot­ tem ber. H er m arvelous hig-h w ear a black cap On top of scapes fresco: Rita Scholsky and final number. The aiidienre was a meeting of the YWCA at the Diingiiree LIop veteran operating executive. Dorothy Nazllan are painting ball coach Walker Briggs will school record and pleasing man- that they wear a silver headlron entertained In between niimtiers "Y” building, Tuesday evening, .1 ner are sure to help her in becom Probe "Strange Business” graceful flowers for over the fire­ with the orehestra. which was The eighth graders got their handle the second stringers, Mr.Mahon's investigation Into and over the headlron. If the first l.iste of high school this | Dick Day '52. April 10. which was attended by ling a Florence Nightingale fol The second Dungaree Hop of women are going to church, they place; Lorraine I-alhica and Phyl­ made up of Phil Rich at the what he called the ".strange busi­ lis Ivitorra are drawing a pair of week. The swimming test was | ------forty senior Y-teens. i lower. the year was held Friday, April 6. put on a lace cap. and If In moiim- (Inims. Allison Olmstead presiding Shirlev W ilson. '51. ness going on" in the New Haven old family portraits. Joanine Gil­ at the piano. .lohn Kleperls play­ taken to see who can and c.-innot The "Hat Show" was the work ' Shirley Sturtevant and Pete l»lt a blue cap. This may sound ■stay on top of the water. of the millinery class which has Pllkaitis. members of the social began soon after Doolan’s forced picturesque but the he.ndiron more and Barbara Armstrong are ing the areordiiin. and Belden Haiii Radio Report resignation a few weeks ago. The dotng another painting for the per­ Ham the string ha.ss. The soloists recently been conducted at the committee of the Student Council, To the girls who are attending "Y." Mrs. Jamea Dlasell, a •millin­ reported that the dance was a cuatcr of the executive vice presi­ formances, and Jim Reed 1s hiilld- wore aerompanled on the pl.ino by Models Chosen dent also brought a threat of a ing modern frames to complete the the playday at "UConn" Satur­ Presented To Club ery Instructor, waa in charge. She success. CROSLEY CMifford Bryant ami William Miin- | slowdown from a spokesman for For Afternoons Art Department's part in the suc­ sie. day. wc wish a whole day of fun' •showed the enthusiastic group Roger Hall and Shirley Sturte­ And we II he hack next week. how the women had made attrac­ For Fashion Show vant had charge of playing the operating employes, who told Du­ cess of the plays. This affair proved to he one of Allne Loyzim '51. James War­ maine, Sr., he could count on the most successful of the year Bette Carlson. '.’'•I. tive qpring bonneta from plain, records: Peter Oleski and Roger ren '51 and Taylor Booth '51 pre­ unattractive chapeaus by Just add­ their "complete dtaloyalty.” 1 and both the Kreshmen-Sophomore \ Amateur models are preparing Negro sold tickets at the door. sented an interesting report on ing velvet, flowers, ribbons or Pete Plikaites. Anne Fallot, Moat of the questioning from Y-Teens and the Junior Hl-Y’ are ^ amateur radio to the 'Tuesday. to don many new spring outfits for the floor was critical, but one Headed-Right Indebted to all tho.se who made it | bows or by changing the brim or Carole London, Mary Lou Potter, AS// the forthcoming fashion show to atockholder had a kind word for ('oiiiiril Votes On April 10 meeting of Science Club. crown. I Mary Ann Martia. Helen Kronick possible. Since It wa.s so en tertain ­ Aline explained some of the be given by the Juior Y'-Teens on the management. He was Eric ing it seems very iio.s.sihle that the Mrs. Diasell explained that to be and Maureen Shea sold soda at the I’own Offieers terms used by amateurs, some­ really fashionable In your head- April 17. The clothes for the show coke bar. Heymann, of New York city. Al­ two rhibs will meet together again ' times called ham radio operators, wear, It la very attracUve to fast­ are being fashioned by Blair's Chaperones were: Miss Carrie though he described himself ns a soon. ! when they converse with each store and the Y-teens «re opening Elizabeth "disgruntled atockholder.’’ Hey­ Connie Moriarty '.'S4 en a detachable veil, tied with a I A list of candidates for Boys' other. She also djaplayed some ribbon, to a favorite bonnet. Tiny the show to the whole school, f'** 1^1,3 Evallne Gicrard and Dwight mann said he wanted to offer con­ Donald McOnmh '.14 and Girls' Week, as submitted by QSL cards, which one operator flower buds or paarla also help to of charge. I Perry. gratulations on the "amazing"^ the homerooms, was voted on at sends to another operator that he high-light a veil. The following girls will act aa Ja n e t Bradley '52. operating results In 1960. n the regular meeting of the -Student has talked to. These cards con­ Mlaa Helen McCandleas. Execu­ models: Jackie Clulow. Jean Pack­ The railroad reported an In- Gill!) Sees Council which was held Tuesday, firm the contact that haa been tive Director of the Hartford ard, Jackie Picaut. Janet Bradley, Diner—You adverti.sed that this rrenjie of $6,000,000 In operating April 10, during fourth period. County Y. W. C. A., told the group Mary Wilson. Mary Beth McAdams, restaurant w-as under new man­ revenue.s and a drop of more than made and are used as proof that Janice Merman, Diana Motycka, Previous to the meeting each one ham has talked to another. how Important It waa to keep up agement but I see the .same man­ J2.000,000 in operating expenses. NO PHONE CALLS Eelanor Field, Wilma Pitkin, and Hej-mann said, plaintively how­ Films Al Meeliiig homeroom had voted for the five When a person becomea a ham. personal appearances, especially at ager still here. students that they wanted to hold he receives a call which la com­ a time when the world la In auch Jean Columbat. Walter—Yes. sir, but he got ever. th a t he ii^aa beginning to town offices for a day during a grim state. In her talk Mra. Wilma Pitkin and her committee married yesterday. doubt whether he’d ever get a "Inaect Killers of the World" parable to the one that a radio are working hard on plans for the dividend on his common stock­ and "Underwater." two moviea, Boys' and Girls' Week A list of the station has. The call of Aline la McCandleoa pointed out that "the were shown attlte Biology meeting top twenty candidates, as elected world will be no more cheerful than fashion show. holdings even If he lived to "the W ISR J, while Jim ’s is 1. an Inaect gets caught In her webb, stars, and numerals for the .swim­ After the demonstration any Preaent, .lOHN J. WALLETT. estate to this Court for atlowanee, it is For Cosmetician, Pleasant ahe will spin more of a webb ming team as recommended by F ran ces P atelll '51. ORDERED; That the I8th day of questions that the members asked Ju d fte. April. 19ol. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at working conditions. Good around It and go away. About half tYiach Richard Sollanck. were answered. The demonstra­ Estate of Annie A. Chine, late of on hour later she comes back and Andy Gibson, chairman of the Manehester, In ."Sid Distriet. i.eeeased. the I’robate Office the MuntcipU salary—plus. tion will also be presented to the On motion of Paul E. Clune of said Building in said Manchester. t>c and drags her prey to her home and projects committee, asked for vol­ college physic class. Mr. Johnson Talks the same is as.s.gnefl f.-r a hearing on GET OUR DEAL unteers to work at the Red Cross Manehester. adnilnlstrator, gives it to her young for food. T aylor Booth '51 ■X3RDERED; That six months from the allowance of said administration "The scorpion is the worst enemy Blood Bank which will he held lOlh day'of April. A. D.. 19il. br | account with aald eaKte and th is ARTHUR DRUG of the spider. When she sees that a again this week. Boys will be tak­ To Home Ec. IV and tha aani/arr fini.tcd and allowad Court illrects -that...... notice- q( th e tim e spider has'food ahe will fight for en out of study halls to work In for tha cradltora within which to bring ami place a^algtied for said hearing be STORE it till the scorpion or the aplder the afternoon, but volunteers are In thalr cltlma agalnat aald catate. and given to all (H^rsonB know n to be In- r e g i;i ;a t i0N w w n x b e Varsity “Y”-Cliib8 terestefi therein to appear and be 942 MAIN STREET is dead. needed to work at night. Thread count? Type 120. 140? tlia aald adniinlatrator la dlrcrtcd t.> MET UNDER OUR TElt.MS Sizing? These and many clva public ootlre tc the crct.llora to heard thereon by publishing a copy of 8711 The wasp comes from her home Repre.sentatives were askeil to this order in some newspaper having a for food for her young. The wasp bring collection boxes for the Can­ Coiiihiiie Meetings questions were expliUned by bring in tliclr clalina wltliiii aald tlnu* Elton Johnson of J. W. Hale Co., allowed by pubIlihInR a copy of thla circulation in said District, at least flve 5091 doesn't kill her prey, she Just para- cer Fund back to their home order In aome newapaper having a cir­ daya before the Cay of aaid hearing. By Sue Barnett lizes it. The wasp will take her rooms. These boxes will be collect­ Three moviea and a hearty sup­ when he talked to Home Eco­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. nomics class last Thursday. culation In aald probate dlatrlct. with­ By Mra. Anne Cabot •prey to her home and put it along ed at the end of school on Thurs­ per made a Senior Hl-T, Junior rv in ten daya from the date of thla order, Here la a particularly lovely Home Economtea IV haa In Its and return make to this court of the AT A COURT OF PROBATE held with the other ones. On each para- day. Y-Teen, 'Varsity "M”. Joint meet­ a t .M anchester wMthln an d fo r th e WILLIAMS frock to add distinction to your Here is a faltering hat that Is lized insect is an egg which feeds I A disiussion was held on giving ing a g re a t auccesa on A pril 10. A course a trial unit on Conserva­ notice given. ____ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. District of Mancheater. on the 10th wardrobe. Created for afternoon designed to go every^vhere and ! from one of the Insects. I credit for extra-ciirricular actlri- football film, showing the star­ tive Buying ot blankets, sheets, day of A pril. A.D. 1951. wear, it features a deep, button pillow cases, mattresses, pillows, with everything in your spring and i "Underwater" was a movie which j tie.s. and remodeling the letter tling touchdowns for the year AT A nOL’RT o r PRO^TE held Present, JOHN J. WALLETT. trimmed yoke, matching pockets, summer Wardrobe. It is easily cm- ; was taken in Silver Spring Florida, awards. springs, table linen, china, glass­ Ju d g e, OIL SERVICE ■Urn sk irt. 1950, w as the first picture. at Mancheeter within and for the I cheted of straw yam and gold ' The movie shows "goggle fishing." Janet Bradley '52 I The next film atreaaed the Im- ware etc. Aa the subject Is studied Dlatrlct of Mancheater, on the 10th Estate of James E, Brehant, Itte of L the class is fortunate, through the day of April. A.D. 19S1. Manchester In said district. decekseC. 341 BROAD ST. P a tte rn No. 87U la a aew-rtte ttortl- ! Goggle fishing la the name given I ---- — - ! portance of acting your age and Upon application of Raymond F. i, to underw ater flahing...... B w„.v„ ith - a V cir-! .,-, fliih...... - Tours „ Theater .1 „_j„ ...... splendid co-operation of the Man- Present. JOHN J. WALLETT. I ‘ M rtotm ted p attern In sizes 12, 14, P attern No. 5091 I It showed many ways In which Brehaiit. administrator, praying for IS, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14, 3^ r n m n i o t o • culai mask on the face of the j • .teenagers have’ Infantile behavior. , oh**ter m erchanU , to ***'* '*'picatc of Charles R. Stecnbiirn, late I authority to tell certain real e sta te FUEL and RANGE OIL jfWdo of 3B-inch. material re^ii4m«mts"*atlt.ch^ : floor. \Vlien tliey fish they use har- ■ The Projcctlonsts Club visited , A chart was shown for improving demonstrations and talka on each. of M'anclieafer li aald District, deccaa- p.-irtlculnrly dcacrlln-a In aald applies- In this way girls are giv.en a much tlo n on flic, it Is i pooiis. The men *.h>-c\.’ the hs.-jKi ins . the projection rooms and back- one's immature habits and many ed. lustrations ' and finishing direc­ better Idea as to the actual shop­ ORDERED That tin- fulegulng ap- TELEVISION For thla pattern, send 25c plui tions. ' and catch the fish that way. It I stage at the .State Theater during examples of immaturity that ap­ On motion of Norman BJarlunan of they irlsa they must go down In X period on April 5. ping In those articles which they aald Manchester adniinlatrator. plleattim tie heard and determined a‘. Se for flnt-ttaaa mailing, in coins, pear in every high school were the Probate office In Manclieater In jraor name, Adreaa, aize deoired, the weeds and get lb's .larpoons. In the projection room Mr. San­ illuatrated. will have to do later on when ORDERED; That alx months from Send 20c plus 6c for flrst-class tlie 10th day of April A. D.. lAll. be aald District, on the 17th day of April, OIL HEATING ■ad the ntttem number to Sue mailing. In Coins, your name, ad­ Waterloo la getting to be a very son demonstrateil the projectors, A comedy, which added gayiety they are home makera. A.D. 19S1. a t te n o’clock In th e fo re­ popular game. When they’re play­ Mr. Johnson showed blankets, And the same are limited and allowed ■omott. The Manchester Herald, dress and the Pattern Number to spot lights, and various other to the evening, concluded the mov­ for the cret-ltora within which to bring noon, and that notice be given to All EQUIPMENT U80 A m Amaricaa, New York 10, Anne Cabot, The Manchester Her­ ing It looks like a game of water items of equipment used in pro­ ies. sheets, and cases of. different In their claims against aald eaUte. and persona Interested In said estate of tha n . r . ald, 1160 Ave. Amerlcaa, New York basketball. The ref throws the jecting a movie. The group, also The cakes, candy, aandwlchM, grades telling the points to con­ the aaid admi latrator la directed to pendency ot aaid application anc the TELEPHONE 5191 19. N. T. bkll In the middle of the pool, then visited the generator room where and ookos wore thoroughly enjoy­ sider when buying, the advan­ give public notice to tha ereditora to time and place of beating thereon, by Estimates On Reqaest 158 EAST CENTER STREET ■and 8S conta today for your the owimmera on each team awrim power for lights Is produced, and ed by the teene. tages and dlsadeaiitagea, the bring In thalr claims within said time publishing a copy of thla order In •opy of tha Spctaig aad Bummer Needlework Fana—Anne Cabot'a to the middle and the fun starts. Serving on the committee were; meaning of the different terms. allowed by publishing a enpy of this some newapaper having a clrculktlun CALL examined the movie screen while order In some newspaper having a c ir­ In aald district, at least Ots d a y s be­ OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY A.ND FRIDAY UNTIl 9i00 P. M* PMHan. oar complete pattern Big new Album Is______here.______Dozens of TO make a goal they must touch on the stage. Wilma Pitkin, Carlo Jarvis. Con­ and the labels, et9 aaagaxtna. It’o oedwful, interMting, culation In aald probate dlatrlct. with­ fore the day of aald bearing, to ap­ 2 1 i ^ 7 fascinating new designs, gifts,' a gool at either end of the po*^. nie Glenney, Nona Grusha. Atyce The cigss waa ver>' nauch In-; in ten daya from the date of this order. pear If they ace cause at aald tl«iFi.nd f foHBattvo. Small, eaay to make decorations and special features .Anything goes as long aa the ref ’ . Carlson, CyTilhla Agnew. Dorothy trie ste d and appreciated the time-* , jh la f o u il Ilf th e place aiid.be heard relative thereto, and .ftocko; daeoratinf tipo; gift_pat- . . . Plus 4 gift patterns and direc- caii't see it. I Ksniera, and Phvlia Mastropletro. given them By Mr. Johnson in his nniice giv.n. make return ‘to thla court. , tsnw printed f ^ you. Uons. 25 eenta. . Lucile Macrl, '63. I Kead Herald Advs. ‘ Allison Olmstead '62 valuable and initructive talk. I jo h n j . w a l l e t t , judge. JO H N J . w a l l e t t . J u d g e . I >

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Hollywood, April 14—<«— 1'“ auerioo.' of Mark Twain'a library a n i riimJahlnfa and* today, Md like Williams \Plan to Televise Several Trat k Outlook Keehey Paces T r i u m p h alraady mor* than JI6.000 ha* Phil Riizuto To Start THE Supervisor k *A paid for the variou* item*. Garver, Sleater Hurl Monday Againat Nats Wally Fortin Named IHraln'a only mirvivtng child. Wins Easily! Football Games This Fall Not Bright Hra. ciara raoman* . SArftoMoud. Over Pagani’s, 3 to 0 Baltimore. April 12—(45— Heratd Angle erdfied the auction because she New Haven. April 12 —(4a— . ics." said Tom Hamilton of Pitts- Captain Al 1\Iorgan Ex* Shortstop Phil R issuto- sore League Supervisor waata to be free to travel. Defeats Fitzio Priiden; i f'nllcur football probably will be ; burgh in his statement on the TV No Hit, No Run Game side all—will b# In the start­ 8be alao plana to sell her flve- EARL YOST . ]\liiht SliPfl 10*/2 Lb*. ^televised on a selective basis next ' proposal. He Is chairman of the peolfil lo C^rry Big ing Unsup when hie New York acra eatate. where the suction r ' ^nll while the colleges take sound- ! TV committee. KinKsley Kuhney Awarded Rollfe 370 Three String Yankees face Washington Sporta Btfltor has been under way since Mon­ Load This (^nipaign Fast Ilartfortl AI*o tsr teams will be played at a naw B « * fo r r T ilb * D o fe ilS C mgs to find out the effect on at- ' College games were widely telc- Expert Rifleman Medal Score; Vic Taggart Former Pilches Eight Fanieclion Wins Monday In ths American diamond now being laid out at tk* day. ______I tendance. ! vised last fall, and some people League season opener. Red sox and Glaata Againe from the New York Knlcks Huvr Two 'IVani* Charter Oak Lota by th* Recreation A„ri! 17 |S», - Tke W ll-' The National Collegiate Athe- ; blamed TV for a decline in gate Pete , Wlgren, starting hia 29th Washington, D. C.. April Posts 366; Team Also I Inning* a* Bronn* And Yankee pltchcra Allle Wednesday morning ■ - 10:25 "last night, 78 to 71 In New York. ^ ■ J ij . 1 1 Ictic Association TV steering com- receipts. It was argued that small season at the helm of the Man­ Kingsley B. Kuhney, 16. aon of Support Of Fans Reynolds and Joe Page do not The Royals are favored to end the Lpa^iip Tlii* SpiiH O Il' linms today began a rigid training evolved a plan which now ; college games In particular were chester High track team, an­ Mr. and Mra. Henry Kingsley Won League Honors II Beat Carflinal* 1 to 0 ; need surgery on their ailing Peering out the window it Is visible ProJfTt May Spread Vet* Que*tion* that a storm ia in the making for best out of seven game sene* to­ grind to shed 10'- pounds before j j-oes to the N.C.A.A. National hit by the network coverage of nounced the schedule yesterday af­ Kuhney of 102 Henry Street, Bosox Top Columbus flippers. night . . The New York footbsll Opi'ii lo Hoys 13-14 The Little League graduate pro­ risking hi.s lightweight crown | ( ’omnilttee under which one game such famous teams as Notre ternoon as his candidates worked lias won the Export Rifleman Ollle’s swept three straight' Cincinnati, April 13—(45—Wil­ "I think that’s pretty w-on- th* sun has disappeared, a few Giants will open their Natlnnst gram has hern formed In this area Q.—I am about to be dlschsrg^ against .lanir.s farter in New York woiild be televised each Dame, IVnnsylvania. and Armj'. themselves into condition for a Medal, It was announced here games from Pagani's West Sides, lie Ketchum’s summary of the derful,” Rizzuto said with a raindrops are falling and the aky Football League schedule on Oct. Rv Karl Vo»l to continue for boys IS and 14 rrom the Na\T. *"<1 • would Mnv 11. in each national area. After the N.C.A.A. called for a tough season. The fight between today by the National Rifle As­ last night to add the West Side By Ralph Roden Famechon-Burgin fight, which had broad grin as he and hi* two to the northwest la as black as the 14 at the Polo Grounds against Miimhentcr will have two teams yeiiiH-old the high standards of Hke to know what to do in He priihnbly will find much more The announcement by the com­ curb, the Issue bounced into poli­ senior and junior boys of the high sociation. Rec Bowling League championship Associated Pres* *|H>rta Writer Cincinnati agog for a few days: teammates stepped from the ace of bpades. Before the storm the Chicago CiinlinalH . . Univer­ enti'ied in l.iltle Alumni aiipeivlaion and the qualities of "Good fight: we win easy and we breaks, and it may be the end of order to keep my National Ser­ trouble reducing lo the 13.1 light­ mitter cleared up uncertainty that tics. Bills were propo.sed in Illinois school took Its toll on Wigren’s Young Kuhney flrat took up to 'their league crown for the IMO- Maybe it’s a hint on what ia in office of Dr. George Bennett, sity of Connecticut opens its home comprtilion Ihi.i Hcamm il w.is iin- iiiizeiiship snd good sportsman- vice Life Insurance in force. weight limit than he did last night developed after the N.C.A.A, and Oklahonla requiring the atatc team also, os he lost his big point the target sport two years ago. I store on opening day next week do a good house.".. Farnachon. Johns Hopkins Hospital sur­ th* world, I want to get my 1951 I baseball season Saturday after- nnunred today hy Rec Director ahip offered in the Little League 51 season. The finals was a best who speaks almost no English, major league pennant picks off my | ha.sehall program. It ia the hope A.—These suree»l'°"* ■•'"“ '‘I •’* III taking s iiiinnlnious 10-rnund <-alled for a moratorium on foot­ universities to televise their getter, Dick Howes, a miler and Ha has climbed steadily out of five game set. 11 in the major leagues. geon. who looked over their ail­ I noon against Brown. Game time •lolin Hedlund and League Siipei- helpful: (1) in order to av;oid Harm B. Benson decision from welterweight Fltsle ball loleviskm. games. The universities replied distance runner. Captain A. Mor­ through the 13 lower rankings, Anyway the St. Louis Browns won over the fans by bowing and ments. mind. Is 2 p.m. . . . Two UConn gridders visor U'nily Fortin. Two local team.s of this area organisation that Its any chanye of lapse, send vA The winners took the first gams smiling while they booed him be­ Nothing can be as exciting to­ ' patiern will prove useful to other Pruden. The college.s made It plain they that under the N C A A, mandate gan is expected to carry a heavy and with one more step he will by a slim margin of four pins but plastered a 1-0 no-hitter on the Yankee fans thought that have been selected In Stan Wood­ and two team.* from F.a.-t llnrtinrd vour first remittance within New York. April 12 Harry B. Williams’ manager. Bltnky Pal­ other colleges would refuse to fore the fight and when _ they day as ^ as yesterday’s atartllng ' ( 'uiiiiiutiilies who desire to pro- must maintain football gate ts- load this-year. ------reach the top in junior shoot­ had little trouble taxing th* next I^^Bt. Louis Cardinals lost ntght In was " pretty wonderful news, ward's current edition of Who’s will cnmpnse one league. '31 da>-s afUr disoharye; (2) Benson, vice-president of Cheney ermo. said Ike Is ready to go for ing. the Distinguished Rifle­ cheered afterward - and by hta announcement that President Who in .‘^i«irts. Players named were I \ ide liiilher play for boys who relpts to keep their athletic pro­ play them. Once again Wlgren is working two games as they compiled totals I their exhibition game at Houston. loo. All Little Leiigiicrs a >eai ago five your full name, service Brothers. Mamhester served s.s the welter title and will meet the Adoption of the proposal by the with a group of boys who are un­ man rating. naive question to the boxing com­ Hrfrry Truman couldn’t see eye to Joey Bettencourt and Thad Sobte- w 1\ are no longer eligible lor Irnrtlnpsteii In the UtUe number, policy number and grams going. 609 and .579 to win by 114 sad 61 I'Ned Carver pitched the first eight chairman yesterday of a meeting winner of the .lohnny Bralton-KId "Live Iclevd.sion has apparently N.C.A.A. National ConiniWtee proven and, like Notre Dame’s He Is a Junior at the Man­ iinninga,, was lifted for a pinch- missioner: "Excuse first please,” eye with General Douglas Mae- skl . . . Stock car races are sched­ I Lilli League play are Invited to | *-*’'’ B'**' P*"'’*'''*"'’ ' complete permanent address: of the .synthetle labrics industry Gavilan bout in (Tilcago after .seems certain. Probably this ar­ Frank I.«ahy, the slender mentor pins respectively. Pagani’s were . . The only guy who wasn’t Arthur and the later was stripped uled again Sunday afternoon at lr\oiit for (he Mamhester teams. 1 To Insure coordination of pur- (31 pay by check or money had a serious effect on game at- chester High School, where he |:hitter, then Lou Sleater finished with offieials of the Army Quarter- fighting Carter, lendanee. and the lo.ss of such at­ rangement will satisfy tlie Justice with a remarkable record, doesn’t not their usual .selvea as the suss- : the no-hitter by getting Harry pleased was a writer who asked o ' his commands by thr president. the Stafford Springs Fairgrounds I'oilm will supervise the Litlle P"«e and effort, the league* formed order, and"(41 pay premiums is a member of the Rifle Team. mary shows, but even if they had some questions In the dressing j master Proeiirement Agenrv here. "We will sign a eonlrnrt with tendance lan only result In the Urparlmenl which raised the look for a big year. Rut. Pete al- Kuhney was recently elected Lowery, Red Schoendienst and Yet. the pennant selections of ex­ and also Plalnvllle Stadium. First Wally Fortin League Alumni teams in Manchea-. umler the plan herein Sft forth regularly each month. Don't been up to par it is doubtful that room and took a good poke In the j perts. of which I must ':onfe»a 1 sin It was annmineed by Brigadier the International Boxing aiib loss of the vitnl financial support question of po.sslhle anti-trust law uays seems to get the most out captain of next years High Stan Mualal without trouble. hcnl.s al both tracks are scheduled l. i, lluVM l.’l ami II vear* ohi wilL "hall he eonsldered part of the Llt- a-alt for an official receipt, for General H I, Peekhsm, eommand-1 pcohiibly today for a welterweight the outcome would have been d lf-' stomach as Ray tried to show | not one, are always awaited by lo get vindcnvay at 2;30 . . . Second lie ehgillle tle Ia*nglie hiisehall organization of for the entire program of physical violation if television were shut of his hoys and you hnve to string .School team. Jiihnny Bern, who pinch hit for in the senes opened hefoic Kl li.'l!' there may be some delay In- said Palermo. ferent for Ollie’s boast one of the how he had fought.. Hopeful re -> readers of dally papers. annual Connecticut Uttle League I he 1 w 11 loi mI I .'m ms will he rcmi- (he rommuiilties In which they iUally In acknowledyiny your ant of the New York Quarter- hout, ” training and roniprtitivc athlet- off completely along with a champion until he Garver, doubled home the only run fans. Ike added that he ivoiild like a has been beaten. A month from Strongest bowling teams in town., of the game in the last of the mark from Bear Bryant, Ken­ After my choices are made 1 baseball banquet will be held Mon­ plelely iiniloimed. Boys who do not I operate. msster Installations Smith also acoVed the game's remittance. rrack at the 147 pound champion­ now will he the proper time to Cliff Keeney was high man for eighth. tucky’s football coach: "This year don’t want to hear of Chet Morgan. day night at 7:30 at the Rose make the leiini.s will have sii op- I The Alumni I.«ague shall be The meeting was .sponsored by first goal, after I.'i m i onds of play, ship. He also said "Bratton (The analyze prospects for this year. the night rolling scores of 124, 131 Jim Hearn and Howie Fox. two the hero-worshipping ten-vear-olil Chris Glcnney or Lefty Bray, to Garden In Middletown Guests poiliinity lo pljiy In the Little Lea­ I formed umler the general conatltu- Q —I already have changed OI Bill the Quartermaster Association as NBA welter rhampion) has a good ilson Clears Smoker Planned kid.s want to be another Bsbe Pa- will include Commissioner (*Brl also on a pass from Sloan. part of Us program of Quarter­ Following is the schedule for the and 115 for a 370 total. Vic Tag­ danky righthanders who rose from name » ftw, heading fc r the near­ gue Aliiiiini Farm League. Boys tlon and by-law* of Little League fields of training twice, and ehanre to defeat Gavilan ’’ ’They rlin or Boh Gain. You see ’em .Stotz. Rev. Robert Keating. Slste The defeat didii t danipeii Un- oil the lar'U (l aiiis who show pro­ baseball witli such amendment* as I’d like to make a third change. master Corps Industry co-opers- Local Sport team that includes only two ap­ gart rolled a neat 366 triple for the robscurity to major league stardom est corner and placing all their tangle May IP in New York. Big Ten Offieial I'laat year, are traveling different out on the lots with a number 10 fsmmm spending money on my choices Coininls.sioner Bernie O’Rourke hopes of the Monirealer.s, who mise will he brought up from tlnin * shall be necessary, ond each com­ pearances at home: May I do so? tlon. Problems In the manufactur­ Williams has met them both- At Coiinlry (Jiib wlnner.s. A fine crowd was on hand on their hacks throwing paases. ami Mickey Mit.’onnell Art Mc- ellniinated Detroit Iteil Wings. Na­ April 21--Conn. Relays at Storrs to witness the match. paths this spring. Giants There are easier and safer ways to to time t.) the Aluiiiid League munity shall retain t^e right to A.—VA will approve a third change ing of synthetle fabric* were dis­ and ha* defeated Bratton three Chatter Thev used to ropy Wallace Jones Glnley w ill he toast master...... tional Hockey Li ague i hampiou.s. li'iims. administrate its league or tsam of fields of study only if you April 3 0 - Middleton at Man­ Ollir's ixi Fox, who wound up by winning Wlnslon-Sale,.!, C.. April 12 di-spose of earnings than to wager cussed. times. Chicago, April 12 i4^ - An in­ chester. The Tournament Committee of : 10 of his last 12 games, appears or Alex Groza.” on athl'-nc events. Hlllyer College will play a 13-ganie In six games In their semi-final I A liaselinll Bclioid ts plsmied in as It sees fit. can satabllsh a need for a short. Ike weighed 14.A'^ last night, Nowlrkl ...... 117 115 XM) -(45—Monte Irvin, Negro first Official ba.'^eball and softball tensive investigation by Big Ten May 4 —C. C. I. L. at Wesleyan the Country Club is holding a K»‘* !14*V ...... \2A l:i 115 37o headed for hia finest season in the Rebound Off the Pasteboard* Guaranteed winners In the Am- bssehall srhedule this season open­ seriea. the near future for all Little Lea- ( The playing rules shall b# the Intensive course which will the same as Pruden. the durable baseman of the New York Giants, ing with New Haven Teachers on directly from a aervlre depart­ rule bookH nre available free of Commissioner K. L. (Tug) Wll.son May 8 —New Bntaln-Weavcr at snviker a week from Friday night .'-aiultT* ...... 107 10(5 128 341 ,'ganie but Hearn hasn’t looked so is filling the role as cleanup hit­ eriran League are thr Beaton Red Coach Dick Irvin asserted Ihiil gue Alumni Csmlldales. I’rartire same aa those governing the prepare you for employment in Canadian. Only 2.807 speetatora Tiucpart ...... n.'i 123 128 At the Kentucky basketball Baseball League, ex- ment Is ro'isidered ts report- charge at the MancheHter F’liimb- Manchester ,Tl the club. Earl Ball.sciper is -good for the New York Giants. dinner someone told of a visit ter brilliantly. Sox. The M'llionairca opp'inents in , Ai'ril ’21 at New Haven Pete lei- "we ran heal llieiii In llii'ii own will stall hhorlly out of doors American a critical occupation for which turned out for the Chicago Btadium ing and Supply Company to team has cleared an unidentified con­ FullT ...... 91 180 95 316J *__ ... . . e. . 1.* Magio e'e-xne'hlAaconches FH thea l-InVL’lfaHawks wlw'ii weiilhei pel mils, cept that games shall he seven there la s shortage of skilled able Income May 12—Hnrtford-Bristol at chairman for the initial social The Cincinnati Reds number paid to Assistant Coach Harry Irving whacked out a single and the IP.'I World Series will be the tiacli yatil and if llml .s the In .-.I show and the gross gate was $0,- managers, coarhea and to all ference bn.skrlbaH official of function sponsored by the commil- n iff Burton, Meriden Keconl I All home games hy the Mani lies- Innlnga in length. workers. Trinity. Total* ...... :>3.' fi09 579 172aS Fox as one of their big four. The Usneaster during the NCAA tour­ double ye.xterday to stretch his hit­ New York Gisnis. thev I MU do lliev re not so lu t 040. league officials. charges of irregularities. lee. He is arranging a spaghetti other three are Ewell Blackwell, Ord-r of finish in the American sporlswriter. will he honored at a -My wife served In the WAC The 23-year-o1d Pruden bled pro­ May 13—Hamden at Hamden Pof ani'o Pittsburgh Pirates in what prob­ phla, (4 1 Boston, (5l St, Louis, UUed. .sion viewers of sii.specting an un­ entering their names to the list oil Mifldlctowii, April 12 —i48--Nev» I day aa the Reds crushed Woshlng- tickets". . riHrry Oentiv corrected able will be his final tuneup for (6) Cincinnati, (7) (Thlcago, (8) Maple lA'af Win bscklng up and continued his rec­ ! ton, 12-3, at Lynchburg, 'Va. ord of never being knocked off his Jeff Koelsch reports he spent named Big Ten official. He .said the bulletin board. Britain Teachers defeated Wesley­ him: "For a coach with a kid the start of the regular season. Pitt.-burgh. Veterans end their dependents The Reds let Fox coast aa they feet In four years. However, he J2.200 from his, own pocket In in sonic games which were worked Last I\ighl^s Fights an 3-0 here yc.sterday as southpaw 6 - 9 ' We got tickets." , Lopat is expected to pitch the Sorqg, all our reservation* for Toronto, April 12 (45 Swift who desire Information concerning fielding Rockville baseball teama by this offieial, gambling polnt- Par Klar ,\way Joe Perolta limited the Cardinals : scored all their runs in the flr.st ’*anks opening game at Washing­ tickets for the 1951 series games PREMIUM failed to land any felling Mows. It three Innings against lefty At Sima. Scrap Collection Sid Smith, an old hand at scoring their benefit* end entitlements are was his first defeat sffer winning in the Twilight I.s‘ague during the .spreads fluctuated abnormally. Williamsburg. Va.— (NEAl - to six scattered hits in a baseball ton Monday. have been filled at Fenway Park $5IUN Invited to lend inquiries to this Home runs by Bob Usher, Joe Pennsylvania Commissioner Ox hockey playoff goals in bunches, six In n row. past ten seawins. Although a con­ Wll.son, in announcing resiill.s Bv The .A.ssociated Press William and Mary's golf team has game which might have gone the Dodgers and the Polo Grounds, pushed the Toronto Maple I.,eaf off newspaper. Their questions and the tender for many years. Jeff was Adcock and Connie Ryan accounted DaGroaa has asked the NBA to The lAst Straw "I’m sure I ran make the 13fi of the probe yesterday, said hi.s c ’hicago Ike Wiliams. 145i,.l five lettcrmen who never shoot other way but for a sixth Inning withhold srtlon against Ike Wil­ Washington, April 12- (45— to a winning atart with a two-goal answera wdll be published in this never able to gain a championship for moat of the damage. Brooklyn Dodger Manager Chuck Iy> and behold! the Boston pound limit," said Ike, who scored office was aided by Bill Haarlow, Trenton, N. J., outpointed Fritzi'e — ' worse than high 70's. ernr. Wesleyan’s Dave Nixon him­ Fox scattered eight hits and liams for not defending the light­ outburst last night In the first game cblumn. his 13th win In 17 overweight bouts with his Hill Billies. conference supervisor of officials, self had a no-hitter going until Dresaen still hasn't made up his Braves are eonsldering hiring a paM te uyone Pruden, 145L. ,St. Catherine's, lust his aliutout in the sixth inning weight title he won in 1949 be­ of their beat-of-seven Stanley Cup Win b* since last defending his lightweight an independent investigating firm Ont.. 10 (non-titlol Riu-ing Ret liras Tom McBrien 8 single was followod when sophomore outfielder In' mind on five pitchers but he hopes 1 woman to s«.lsl in the plsv-hy-plny final with Montreal Canadlens. cause Ike has promised to defend to do so by the time the Dodgers finiishlav infomatfoB title ?n December, 1949. "Pruden The Utile I.,eague Yankees will of former FBI men. and members Wilmington, Del. iNK.Ai - by an error and another single by Noren smached a three-run homer. t next August. . Prexy Arch radio hrosdcnsts from Braves Field Only Toronto native on the I/eaf I* a tough boy but his right Is to* Miami Beach, Fla.- Danny N’ar- complete their exhibition sched­ taadioc to the arrest and practice Saturday afternoon at of a CYiicago law firm handling dico. 171'.... Tampa, stopped Nick Headed by the $50,000 New Cas­ lion Rare for two runs. A walk Hearn Goes Distance Hindman of the NBA Is expect­ this season. This scoop came to lineup, the 25-year-old left winger slow." conference legal matters. ' ule this weekend. eonvirtion « f persen or pcr> 2 o’clock at Memorial Field. Barone, 178'-, .Syracuse. 10. tle Handicap. Delaware Park's and Herb Pennoyeris double In the Hearn, who hasn’t approached ing some sort of a decision from light earlier this week. was Johnny-on-the-spot to slap Pruden was disappointed Wilson said he had been ad- I stake program is incrca.sed for eighth gave the Teachers the The five pitchers struggling to a pa.ss from linemate Tod aoDs eommfttinf theft or Klizabeth. .N J.--Ernie Kout- his 1050 form, went al! the way as the member states next week, but One of the first applicants fo r ' home *T really thought I beat him,’’ Don Race, catcher with the vised that’ the official in question i the 13th year in a row. clincher the Giants dropped a 5-4, decision make the grade are Clarence Pod- the po.sition wa. Diana Barrymore, Sloan after five minutes and 51 he declared. "I kept boring In all nick, 140. Pater.«on. J., outpoint­ he notes that Joey Maxim got blelln, Phil Haiigstad, Karl Mossor, QUALITY BEER! iHWnny and aniawfally Poll.sh Americans In the Twilight has cause for legal action against j seconds of a svidden-death overtime ed Mill ray Levine, 135, Bavonne, to the Cleveland Indians al Atlanta. his "defend or else" order only setress-daughter of the late John danu«tnfr property of the the time." I.,eague last sea.son, cracked out Brodson, | For five innings Hearn sparkled Jim Romano and Clem Lablne. Barrymore. If and when the play lo give the leafa a 3-2 victory N J., 8. about a year after he won the Red Sox two hits yesterday afternoon In one of his harshest state- | s he protected a 3-0 lead but a title and ike was told after two Braves get around to having a fe­ Fkrrmr File* Entry Oakland. Calif. Lei Conscripto. Springfield, Mass., April 12—(45 against Wesleyan, tnclu'ISig a ments since becoming commis- | j home run by Orestes Minoso In years to fight by March 31. .Clar­ 144, Mexico City, drew with Emil -E x-N ew York Yankee chattel male voice describe the srtlon on two run double, as Teachers Col­ sloner. Wll.son said he found it 1 I the sixth started him on the road ence Hartwdek says he considers the plaving field the Boston team JARVIS Boston. April 12—(4^—Clsyton lege of New Britain won, 3 to 0. Barao, 136'-, Hayward, t.'alif., 10. Announcing The Opening Paul Hlnricha and rookie Bill "repugnant that a man who bet-s i to defeat. .Sickle’s Image, now at Kecneland. ran rest assured that public Inter­ Farrar of New I>indon, Conn., has Race’s second single sent the first thousands of dollars on the out- ! The Indians tied the score at 4-4 Kvans will divide the pitching R EA in QOMFANY Ilied his entry .for the Boston A, A as a Derby prospect and he chores fur Boston's Red Sox today est will drop off two runs home in the sixth inning. come of a contest should he in the i IVstcrdny’s College Baseball OF I ia the eighth and won out in the doesn’t expect to run the filly in Write ar CaB The Above marathon run on April 19. Fdo Bernie O’Rourke of Middletown against the crhlcago Cubs’ Spring- Even Red .‘5ox roolet* wifi admit l HEeUlIR BEEHIHICE! {xisition of doing irreparable dan’;.- Vale 10, Fordhajn 8. I-ninth when Hesnj walked I.atrry the KentuCkv Oaks unless she that Jim Britt waafi't capable oft NanM Company At Romagnoll. the New York police­ and Karl Yost umpired the game. Bge to reputations hy his ’su.s- 1 New Britain (ConnI 3, Wesleyan Doby, Bob Kennedy and Ray Boon# field entry in the Class AAA In­ man who finished ninth last year, fails to qualify for the bigger rare ternational League. handling games last season. Kvl- picions' or opinions " i 0. to force home pinch-runner Thur­ . .New.spaper and radio men S Dover Road—TeL 4112 alao ha,s entered, it was announced Cheney Teach which dropped ■Manhattan 3, Columbia 1. MINNECHAUG man Tucker with the winning run. Evans and Hlnrichs are battling dentally the network sponsor, and today. .sporta several years ago will not staged a midget auto race at Cin­ for the tenth pitching spot on the Red .^ox agreed for Britt Is Mantle Await* Word George Washington 6. Dart- Willard Nixon and Bill Wight cinnati Gardens last night. Pro- 1950 O ldf 98 4 door field a hs.seball tesm this spring. Tulsa, Okla., April 12— 4’i- ' iiioiilh 4. pitched the Boston Red Sox to a Manager Steve O'NeiU's club and out at Fenway Park. But the moter FVl Otto apparently Iheir performances here and in the Braves were satl.sfied'and Britt Mickey Mantle, the New York j Princeton 4. Villanova 3. PUBLIC GOLF COURSE 6-1 victory over Columbus (AA) thought that wa.s an eaav way to 1946 Studobokor Manchester Chapter of the Cen­ Yankees’ prize rookie, probably St. Johns (Bkn) 12. Wagner 5. MANCHESTER ROAD—GLASTONBURY at Columbus. The Sox wrapped up Boston city aeries against the wi'I do their games again this aea­ tral Board of Approved Baseball I get rid of the Jaloppies at the end Braves will decide who stays up will know by the end of the week Brown 6, Rhode Island State 4. the decision with three runs in the of the 'aeason. son. Champion 4 door Itmplres will hold an important first inning off a former teammate. this season. Can you Imagine and picture KRUEGER whether he’s headed for Army ser­ meeting tonight st 8 o’clock at Heard on the Run Braves vice or a major league baseball .Award Winner SUNDAY, APRIL 15 Cot Deal. yourself sitting down to enfoy a 1949 Olds 98 the East .Side Rec. career. Austin, Tex.- (4h Ben Procter, The Philadelphia Athletics came Lou Tsioropouloua, who switch­ Boston. April 12—(4'i—Boston’s broadcast of s BAve game this The 19-year-old outfielder went University of Texas all-around SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS, HOLIDAYS from behind and trounced the ed his syllables from basketball much-travelled Braves will work summer with Britt and a woman , out in their own Wigwam for the Convortiblo Coup* .4 BUZZMD . COZY WABMTH through a pre-induction physical sthlete and Phi Beta Kappa, ia the Richmond Colts of the Piedmont to the ba.ieball lineup at Ken­ at the mike* No brother, that's i EXIRA-UGHT c i OUTSIDE INSIDE.. first ImeLthis year today after re­ (irat U. of Texas athlete to receive League. 15-8, al Rnhmond. The tucky this pring. might win a not for me. examination yesterday. turning from the longest road trip But even if- he’s reclas.sified the Ex-.Student Association’s 9 Holes 75c A’s sacked it up with a nine run steady job as catcher If the school Shots Here and There 1948 Nosh 600 4 door YOU ALWAYS blast in the seventh Inning. The could locate a pair of size 14D in the club's history. Dick Feurtado. former Long from hia present 4-F status into "Outstanding Athlete-S c h o 1 a r spiked shoes for him. .Michigan Manager Billy Southworth ached- 19 an eligible bracket, it’ll be months Award," It will go annually to a C^lts rocked Lou Brissie for six l.sland Unlvecsity player, has been ' 1950 O lds 88 4 door SAVE AT THE Weekdays 9 Holes 50c • runs In the second inning. Home State hopes to win it* first Big uled the Braves for tomorrow's called from his Santa Cruz, C5ili- i before he’s Inducted, draft board leading athlete who attains high Ten title In tennis this spring. third game of the annual five- officials have Indicated. scholastic honors. run* by Ferris Fain, Kermit Wahl, fomla, home to give testimony in I ESmer 'Valo and Sam Chapman led The boys are safe from "post game series with the Red Sox. The connection with the baaketbHil 1947 Olds 98 2 door Arthur Drug Stores the A't assault. season" competition, too, because rivals are even up so far. bribery in New York, Feurtado The Brooklyn Dodgers, with the new courts being built there Southworth is anxious to have played with the Wallingford Vets 1949 O lds 98 4 door Jackie Robinson and Rocky Bridges Will do double duty as parking his hitters sharpen their eyes be­ in the Eastern Pro League last IJiittlng homers, whipped the Balti- grounds at the football stadium.. cause bad weather kept them idle season . . The Montreal Royals ,more Orioles, 11-7, in a night game Although he flhally ha* regained four days since the team headed won their third straight playoff 1947 Olds 78 4 door (2) HOME OARDENINO , at Baltimore before 15,406. his appetite and lost sleep after homeward from the Bradenton. srP P M E S and TOOLS Scheduled games between Boston the NCAA basketball final. Adolph Fla., training site. Enroutc home 1948 Olds 68 2 door Rake*. Hoe*. Shovel*, (N) and New 'York (A ), Chicago Riipn still moans: "When you try the team played In Texas and Col­ Shear*. Ho*e. Seed third baseman Many Other* to Choone From tised. '^'cs. Krucitcr costs mil a penny Kenny Keltner his unconditional- more than “ rcgular-/>riccd" beers! DEICO-HEIIT release. THE FINEST SEED POTATOES Five Years Ago Ben Carne- MORIARTY Bros E\xry bottle, every drop of Krueger vale, former basketball coach at MANCHESTER is prrtwiMWt-qualiiy. .Always lias been! Inspected North Carolina State, was signed 315 CENTER ST. Brewed with 2 extra, premium brew­ ' .-m IN and Posoeid to coach Navy. TEL 5135 ing-steps.Coarse tasie-cicments fil­ oeiCo-HfAi 100 Lb. Ten Year# Ago—The Boston MOTOR SALES TRADES * 3 - 7 5 By SUte of tered out al the start; and natural car- coN om oN A ft Bruins won their fourth straight / . Bag Maine Dept, of victory oVer the Detroit Red COAL ~ COKE West Crater at Hartford Road bonalion (or natural Ii(e and sparkle. USED CARS *38...... up to $500 Agrioolture Wings, 3-1, to capture the Stan­ Compare Krueger fight, mellow taste ley Cup hockey playoffs. with any beer you ever drank, regard­ /' ' * 3 9 ...... up to $600 KNARF'S FOOD MARKET Twenty Years Ago T h e Wash­ less of price. Cct Krueger I*incst E.xlra- 1950 Chevrolet ington Hu.skics established a new l.ight today. W'orlliy companion lo COMFOUt ANY MAKE 582 Kast Middle Tampike (Directly Oppealte 'Green Sclieol) three-mile record In beating Cali­ Special 4*Door Sedon. * 4 0 ...... up to $700 fornia’s varsity crew at Oakland. Krueger Cream Ale — a TRUE ale. . H eater., V * 4 1 ...... up to $800 j f l O f 4 4 ^ T C. X s i t e IS sill »l.so OO , M W ARK, N. J. * 4 2 ...... up te $1000 1949 Ford "8" Cuttem. NOW IS THE TIME VHR DdcD-Hcst Comlidoofiir is « complete winter air condi. Overdrive, Radio and Get ANY MODEL '4 6 ...... up te $1600 ^ TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR A Heater. I tiesd esia g ash. It d eaot, filters, humidi6es and circulates warmed '4 7 ...... up te $1800 *ir to jou r roocna. It cao be installed in place of your present warm air foimce, or ia a new borne. 1947 Chevrolet Fleet* Our Deal HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY Heart o f die ,Condidonair is the famous Delco-Heat Oil Burner master Sports Coupe. AMESITE - ASPHALT - TARVIA which operates on less laeL Regulated automatically by Radio and Heater. BEFORE YOU BUY spRinc TunE-up accurate Delco>Heat thermosude controls, the Efficient 1947 Plymouth 2-Door. 10% Down Don’( Ie( neglect, hnndicap your Conditiooair holds room temperarare at ANY CAR! CASH NEEDED Heater. a steady, even warmth re^rdless o f Reliable Work car’s performance. No mutter how changing outdoor temperatures—suto* W E ALLOW UP TO OF CAR PURCHASED Up To Guaranteed many miles have piled up, you can 1942 Ford ’ 6 " Tudor. aaadcally.. Heater. still enjoy new Spring zip if you treat Stop in toiUy and get the facts about 30 Month$ Machine your car to our better service. Don’t Delco-Heat. 1948 Chevrolet Station Spread Wagon. Radio and On Balance delay . . . get a tune-up today! Heater. Power Rolled PACKARD We Have the Proper Equipment and Know How mil i n i 1? SUPER SERVICE THE BANUY on. CO., Inc. HARTFORD ROAD DON’T DELAY • CALL TODAY M A r L L STATION “ SALVE” VENDHILLO, Prop. M l MAIN STREET — TEL. 5293 USED CARS THOMAS D. COLLA 220 SPRUCE ST.-UORNER OF MAPLE ST. 270 HARTFORD ROAD 35t EAST CENTER STREET 5191 MANCHESTER fOMFlfTI IINI OF AUTOMATIC 0IICO.44EAT EQUIPMENT PLACE YOUR FREE TELEPHl INE t*4im OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL P. M. NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER 2-8196 O R D E R N O W 2-9219 e s t i m a t e s

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1 ' V ■ _ » MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANtHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 1951 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJ.D, MANCHESTER. CONN.^ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, IdBl Itoonerville f o lk s BY FONTAINE FOX OUK W.\Y RY J. R. WILLIAMS I Ol'K PMAROING HOUSE with MAJOR HtMIPLK ONE HOUR AND BO VOU'RW YOU'LL HAVSTD MMP/teUBT youTO M eboM G04>ds SI Roo— WltboBt Bbw< AUXILIARV SanrlCM Orfersd It CoorMB and CIu m b 27 M Artklw far F l b m P r o p p y , L o c a l I n v e n t o r TWEMT'/ MINUTES TURN IN YOUR D ig o p a l l t h e A«towo»M— lot 8«k 4 TRyiM<3 TD OPEN FIRE CHtBF AT THE CKNTFR, cleiiL cei5^' -lhUJUbU»«i>W)Li------CELLULOID MOLDY VAOOeVILLe=1 Sense and Nonsense WINDOW SHADER mad* to ord«r WOMEN—Girls Chodse practical MAN WANTXD. Oanaral farm IS" POWER MOWER 889.95. 31" 6 ROOMS 8UGHTLT ONE DRAAAfCR/ • IN t h e OH A PAIR OF CLICHES ?-«-A % A 1B4S PLYMOUTH tw- atrect, or phon* 7036. Stratton motora. Col* Motora with Wadsworth street. |l TO PUT THE SA\W BACK Bloodless The news reporter wreto 'his New whltew*Jl tire*. Below ceU- and curtain rod*. 34 hour servloe. flnnanclal and aocial aucceaa as ■g'ETUP ' w m b n you INTEND MAKING YOU a graduate practical nurae. High 4164. APPLIANCES IN THE OARAGE-I'M coneludinf pamgrsiph e e a e e r s ^ Eatlmatea gladly given. Fagan ROUTE Salesman. Bakery prod­ TO WORKING couple, comforUblet WAITINO TOR THAT WH/XT 60E S <9L ioe doim n thb DEPOT I EG TO Football seams a sissy gsm* Inf. C»ll 2-3180. school not necessary. Train at Used a ahort tlftui. Fully guaran­ th* murder gs folldwa: Window Shadv Co.. Route 44 at uct*. Good salary. Inquire 14 De­ PEAT HUMUS, excellent eoll con­ teed. Only bedroom and living room, kltch-J <0\> AI^E. HOW SOMEBODY RJOHT WntA THOsT POL6, IT'S AN EUBN MAN t h e ZJ' To bassball fans likt ms; ^W ertiieiiiienU home—in your spare time—earn "roFtunately for ths robbery 1950 NASH Amba*»ador aedan. Bolton Notch. Phone 3-447S. pot Square. ditioner and top dreising. Man­ $360 en privllegee. Next to bath. 5* NOW.' A6S1GNMENT, 0BT 'VOOR BOO^' HAND I've yet to hear a guy exclaim: 14,000 mUe*. Ha* radio, heater, a* you learn. Course written by A SET OF FY>OMD TORE© PUMPS/ "Kill the referee!" vlcUm, he had deposited all of hie CLA8SIK1KD ADVT. RldPAiKINQ BY R.uart R. Wol­ chester 6515. Low eaay friendly terms. Free stor­ minutes from Main etreet. 0*11 hydraraatic. twin bed* and other physician* and tested In a lead­ WANTED—A dairy man to work t o AD ED CLASHES CLBAR - Ivan J. C'nlltn*. money In the bank th* day before. DKPT. HUtlKS: cott on washing machine*, vac­ age until wanted regardleaa of 166 Eldridge street, 2nd floor. He lost practically nothing but extra*. Excellent financing. Terms ing clinic. Professional outfit In­ with cow* only. No field work. SCREEN Door, ice box, buffet, time. Free delivery. DOMlNi:)E*c>^ THROUGH To the 8:30 A. M. to #:45 P. M. uum cleaner*. ...oton, email ap­ cluded. If you are between the T00WtTW\\.L t his Ufa." available. Phone 5416 during the New 6 room house with all con­ china closet, wicker chair joh- Shown By Appointment Only ONE LARGE Room with twin ELLAR/ Ralfsman Pardon me, but with pliances. Welding and cutting. ages of 17 and 55 years, write to­ veniences with job. Good wages. ^urq. aqd oreeches Very reason- beds, suitable for couple. Two.| d a y . ______Motor replacements A-1 Repair. Phone Mr. Albert ^ ftv what material am your beds atuff- Hollywood film stare, apparent­ day for f”ee information. Olen- Write Box F, Herald. aSIr-Phone'4744. Hartford 6-0358 single rooms, girls preferred. ^ O P U L A T IO H edt 1941 CHEVROLET buaines* coupe. Sales. 180 Main. Phone 8597. wood Career Schools, 7050 Glen- After 7 P. M. 46-4690 Kitchen privileges. Call 2-96507 I CY J ly believe In tbs time-table mar- liMl Mid Poand Very good condition. Caah only. BOY OVER 16 years for tobacco FRIOIDAIRE, graa* rug, woolen Proprietor of small town hotel— rlag* system. Mates are subject to CABINE7T Making, reflni*h and wood Avenue, Chicago 26, Illinois before 7 p. m. Why. with tis be»t atraw lo be Call 7068. warehouse. Wetstone Tobacco rug, garden tools, other miacel- OLD RED Tin Bam. 706 North change without notice. repair furniture. Screen* made to Main street, buy* and sella good founil in the whole country. LOST—Gold tie cl»»p Initial* Corp., Elm street. leneoua Items. Call 2-4386, morn­ 1948 CHEVROLET convertible order. Phone 2-9533. John Hahn. Business Opportunities .*{2 ings or evenings. used furnitar> and antiques, BosincM l/oeations ' . Salesman -TTihI it very lnl*r- Teacher—Willie, can you tell me ■D.F.O. Reward. Tel. 6U0. club coupe, radio, heater, very MAN FOR counter and grill work. Frank Denette. Phon* 2-8876. For Kent 64 eeling. .Now I know where th* where Cleveland 1*7 nice condiUon throughout. See POP CORN machine and stand. BABY CARRIAGE. Excellent con­ straw that broke the camel t back LOST—One pair of lady * O**!* PLOWING and Harrowing. A. Starting at 6 a. m. Can be full or Willlo—Yes'm, Clevsland Is la tht* car oday. Dougla* Motor*, Ideal for older man. Unlimited part time. Apply Norm’s Drive- dition. Phone 2-9801 after 6:30 REFRIGERATOR, good running s m a l l s t o r e at 16 Itopu came from New York and Bob Lammon la colored rim flaaie*. Friday. Vi­ Butler. Telephone 2-9543. possibilities. Owner has other in- condition, reasonable. Also prac­ cinity of Tweed'* and Hale’*. 333 Main. ______In. Manchester Green. p.'m. street, near Main Suitable foi due to pitch. tcreats. Full price is only $705. tically new gas range. Tel. 2- small business or office. AppiVj Removal of Incurable patient* to Phone 4532. TWO 1936 CIIEVROLETS. four This include.* machine with equip­ DRIVER FOR city delivering and SINK FOR built-in cabinet. Ex­ 2579. Edward J. Holl, 1009 Main streec'j other intUtiiUons continue* lo be door sedan*. $50 each. Can be HoasehoM Serrleca Faith Is itks a musels: it do- Offered ISA ment and building. Call 5416. general work in wholesale house. cellent condition. Call 2-1808 aft­ advocated a* ,pne meant of making velop* with constant us*. ABnooBCcaiMito seen at.Hagedorn * Station. Phone Write P. O. Box 659, Hartford, er 5 p. m. UNUSUAL Values, used Glenwood OFFICE IN Orfurd oulldlng. Rm « more room tqr more emergent gas-oU combination range. Hot- 2-0978. MANCHESTER Upholstering Uo .SMALL Growing business adja­ giving details. estate, professional, etc. Applf'l caaes In hospital*. 'I'here ere many point electric range. Electrolux Forecasting the coming ftylea, Re-upholtftertng. draperies, slip cent to shopping center. A fine Marlow’a patients' who would be much more CLEAN CARS UNDER CEILING Boats and Accessorlea 46 th* fashion editor wrote: "Then* r * PORTABLE Paint Sprayer for cover* 48 Purnell Plac4. C^l 2- opportunity for one interested in MAN FOR part time work in serv­ vacuum. A.B.C. Appliance. 21 ■4 iZ FORGET HE’S . cheaply and juat as well carrd (or WRITTEN GUARANTEES a profitable return on a small In- ice statiork evenings and Sun­ Maple. 2-1575. STORE FOR Rent, centrally lo will be little Chang* In mtn's rent Call 5347 after 5 p m. 9521. Open evenings. 16 FOOT Chrls-Craft runabout 60 mm WHY (3ET C>KAlf the c h ie f * .. In a convalescent hotpllal. 1950 CHEVROLET SEDAN ventment. For appointment to in­ days. Tel. 6449. Gated. Suitable for any type o pockets this ysar. H. P. boat. Excellent condition. UNIVERSAL Combination oil and 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DR SEDAN h'LAT FINISH. Holland window spect. call Manchester 6566. business. Next to Mancheetei 1 Ikeaaonably priced. Call 2-3331 electric stove. Good condition, New shoee alleys hurt the Personal* 1948 CHEVROI.ET 2-DR shades made to meaaurs. All Prime Meat Market, 103 Centei MICKKY FINN Hecovi'ringl______I.ANK LKONAKU Mother (to email eon)—'BBbby^ for appointment. $20. Phone 7851. woral wlicn you hev* to buy them metal Venetian blind* at a new Salesmen Wanted » 36A street. For details call 2-8075. dear, 1 hoped you would he unssl- ^ CAN 817 0117 TMAT*$ALLAIGKT, EAT YES.StPBBPf \ WHffONAVf for about five kids et ths aame low price Key* made while you Help Wanted— Female 35 FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ WfU,WE'RE ” flih enough to give Uttls sister the Whitney, 7 to 3:30 shift. Vicinit> I CHEVROLET SEDAN MEN WANTED, part time. $50- STATTON Maple drop leaf dining OF BED TWAY.PHIL OOC! 1 INTENDED HONOR FOR your r a BET i n s y 's e THOUGHT that STUCK WITH HW time. wait. Marlow's. rine hardware and paints. Mc­ '■♦-/a-5'/ largest piecs of candy. Why, sw, Silver Lane Home*. Phone 2-3452 OLDSMOBILE 6 ClA’B WA.N’TED —Experienced woman $75 per week. Working evening.* table. Worth $94 new. good condi­ Wanted to Kent 6^ -BUT VOU MUSTN’T TO SPEND OWN. lodge STILL CELEBRA TING IT WOULD TORN FOR a n o th er , evi n old Biddy give* all the nice, Intosh Boat Co.. North end Pur­ today reading \ TOO, PHIL' YEAR-SOWE ■ Kir*t t'snnibal - Goth. I forgot '■ after 4 p. m. COITPE VEAVING of Duma, moth hole* to work counter and grill, 6 a. m. 7 to 9. Saturday ah day. al.*o full tion. Call 2-9774. •0 0UT9IP8 > AT CLANCY'S' OUT like th is , liig dnintlra to the little chicks, and nell parking lot. Chris-Craft, W’ANTED--3 or 4 room rent well till' niatl I'br ml«.-ioiiai V i.t liurn-■ 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE and turn clothing, hualery rum. to 2 p. m daily Apply Norm's time opportunities. Car neccs- CLANCY? MIGHT AS t h e PROSPEv?! Hill School for Mercury, Champion and Scott- APEX USED refrigerator. Good 2 adults. References. Write Bo":,, FUNNY BUSlNIilSH BY HBRSHBFKGFR MAKE THE BEST only k*e|M an occasional tiny on* 194C FORD 2-PR handbag* repaired, sipper re­ Drive-In, Manchester Green. aary. Write Box G. Herald lug young chUdren Prs-kladergarten, 1946 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION Atwater. Phone 2-3102. Open condition. Reasonable. Call 2- S. Herald. i| Hscond Cannibal—Holy 8mok*t| for hsrislf. kindergarten, first grsde Monday placement. umbrella* repaired, HAIRDRESSER. Excellent oppor­ 9536. Bobby (thoughtfully watching COUPE men's shirt collar* rever*^ and from 9:30 a. m. to 8:00 p m. through Friday. Transportation tunity in our lovely salon. Apply Help Wanted— Male 4 OR 5 ROOM unfurnished apart «| It la like taking the sun out of the hen and chicksns for a tima) Nice Selection . . . 1937-1942 replaced Marlow's Little Mending fumlahsd. Mr*. Lela Tybur. direc­ Best Term* . Best Trade* in person only. Marlow's Beauty Female 37 12 FOOT Outboard runabout 1950 ment ur house. Two adults. Phon^ the w.irld lo brrsava human life of — Wsll, mams, I would, loo, if it tor. Phone 4267. COLE MOTOR.S- 4164 Shop. Salon. Mercury 5 H. F. demonstrator COMPLETE SELECTION 4211. frirndahtp. was worms. GENERAL Office worker, book­ motor. Call 2-2665. FOR THE best in used car*, all 1 COMPTOMETER Operator for keeping experience helpful but solid maple and waxed birch cribs, An Ekigllsh magaaknc defined Roofins:—Siding 16 A WORKING couple desire 8, 4. . A friend la one who tikes you Aototoobilaa stole model* and all prices. See Me- '■ sale* statistical work. Good start­ not necessary. Wilco Machine & chifforobes, chests, high chairs, psychiatry aa ordinary adx’tee 4 bathinettes, solid maple bunk room unfurnished flat. Reason afl< r he learns of your fault* and Clure Auto Co 373 Main street . ing salary, with paid vacation*, Tool Co., ’ McKee gtreet. Tel. DiamundB— Watcht dreaied In a black coat and striped 2947 BUICK SUPER four door WE SPECIALIZE In roofing and 222 beds, children’s three piece chrome able rent. Please Call Hartfori falUirea. 2-9442 group Insurance and many other trouser* s«dan. Fully equipped, radio and fiding. Highest quality materials. 2-1266. Jewelry 48 sets. 55-6055. collect after 6 p. m. benefUa. Bond Bread Bakery. heater, excellent condition Phone 1948 CHEVROLET Aero sedan Workmanship guaranteed. A. A Inlervlewsr—Wbat made you a; 105.’) Broad street, Hartford. 2- LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ New Furniture. Appliances and TV Many men wh6 claim th* boas Is 8683. Fully equipped Low mileage, $1.- Dion. Inc . 299 Autumn street. 3. 4 OR 5 room unfurnished apart rouitl-mllUonalre ? 1 Tel. 4860. 7273. Situationa Wanted— pairs, adjuiU watches expertly. BOOl^ AND H^^R IIKDDIKH Thai’s II BY kih;.\r m .aktin dumb would be out of a job if ho 295. Inquire 23 Holl street after 38 ment. Two adults, middle-agec Multl-mllllonaire My wife. 1938 OLDSMOBILE 2-door **dan. Female Reasonable prices. Open dally, Shop at no children or pets. Write Box WJ Interviewer —Ah. her loyal help.' were any amarter 8 . Thursday evenings, 129 Sprue* THMMC WRW .DORY. yoO'YJ* BOY .VLEABT. '400 v»\Dl»*x\.y yward a Radio and heater. 195 McClure CHAMBERS Herald, or cal! Manchester 2-969 j Multl-mllllonaire-—No, no. I waaj Roofing IffA Help Wanted— Female S5 WILL CARE for children In my street. Phone 2-4387 CffTIChR o o m A NVGVCU6 GCtifeV HiT'. T WACfc -DWUyiVD beyond. | ed, helper spring*, directional | ience Box I’. Herald. 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. Houses for Sale of them. He vcaa luckier then most Pontiac sedan coupe Several' roofe. Gutter work. Chimney* Prodorto 50 married men at that! light*, signal arm. 18.700 actual cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex­ Dors—Kinfa— Peto 41 YAVhf In Ohartotte. N (' Mr Carpen­ others. Douglas Motor*. 338 Main. mileag*. $800. Call 2-3586. SOUTH HAWTHORNE Stree perience. tree eitimates. Call PANSIES, Swisa OianU, 68c bas­ W’E BUY nd sell good used furni­ six rooms, one unfinished Bxce' ter ie e plumber, .Mr. Farmer ■n>e men whh repeir telephone Howley. Manchester 5361. UNIFORM PRESS COCKER SPANIEL puppies, aU ture, combination ranges, gas never worked on a farm. Mr. True- 1949 CHEVROLET eoupe, haater. 1937 FORD coupe. Good running black, and black i.nd tan. 12 ket, perennial flower plants, lent condition. Storm windows, i m I wires will he ths first ones to Very clean in and out. Priced ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ love haa bean divorced Mr. Young­ condition. Call at 887 Main street OPERATOR weeks old. Howard C. Chase. gladioli bulbs, canna bulbs, Prem­ sulated. Price $b.900. Immedia^J know It when kit* aeeeon Is here light McClure Auto Co., 373 EXPERT ROOFING and gutter ture Store, 36 Oak,,Phone 2-1041. blood la 87 year* old, and Mr. from 9 until 5. Harmony Hill. Hebron road. South ier strawberry plants, asparagus occupancy. Terms arranged. A f again. Main street 2-9442. work. New roof* guaranteed to Batchelor haa been married three '■ ' ■" '■ I stay put In any kind of atorm Bolton. Manchester 5427. roots, flowering shrubs, ever­ Burke Agency, Hartford 3-780 1939 CHEVROLE7T buslnes* coupe. 1 Good Pa,\'. Benofil.s Paid, greens. Woodlanc. Gardens. 168 THREE Rooms of furniture, con­ or Mr. Johnron, Manchester 874 tinica. while In Troy. N. C., M ill For defense In generel and for 1980 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. SE­ Call Coughlin 7707. Dark work* for the light eompeny. good tire*, motor In fine shape Blue Cro.*.'!, (Jroup Insurance, PUPPIES FOR Sale. * Cocker Woodland street. John J. Zapad- sisting of living room, den and defense against hard times In DAN, CHAMPION — Over­ Price $125. Call 2-9708. MANCHESTER— 8-room Cap — Mr*. Lula Weir, lUkln. N. C. your old-age year*, buy Govern­ drive, radio, heater. Spaniels, cross breeds. Zimmer­ ka. 8474. kitchen, including stove. All In Heating— Ptombing 17 PIea.,-2 H. P. Hoe-Trac 1646 POflTIAC • CLUB COUPE ly rebuilt, guaranteed Douglas STREAMLINED PLUMBING CHINCHILLAS. Proven pairs with seed or ensilage or rent land wanted. Experience not neces­ for performance, construction and quick sale. ' —Radio, heater. Motors. 333 Main and HEATING COMPANY sary. Hourk 5 to 12 p. m. Phone young, tingle males And females. .Clinton Reid. Lydall street. 0V5L3aM3$1 For appointment call 2-2153. • easy operation. 5 working speeds, 194« FORD S CTL. CLUB COUPE Repair work a specialty at rea­ 2-8131. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA 1950 FORD Convertible, whitewall sonable price*. 40 years expert- fit the speed of the Job. Many at­ -■v.rK— —Radio, heater. tachment* available, only $171.50. Realtor . 1 tires, radio and heater. Has 13,000 eiice For prompt aen'ice .ADDITIONAL Salesladic*, ex­ Household Goods 51 .J.'.!?..,.-. iM* T I* SI Articles tor Sale 45 4 H P. plow trac. Rugged strength 875 Main Street— Est. 1921 $| miles. Priced $1,895 Private own­ perienced. .selling quality chil­ CHORCHES MOTOR SALES CALL 4165 and heavier construction to Phone 5440 or 5938 er. Call 2-3391. dren's apparel. Full time pre­ FRFi’KI.KS AND HIS FRFKNDS Plenty Of l*'n'iors BY MKRRII.I C RI ORRKR 80 Oakland Street *______QUALITY Awmlng* for less at •MAPLE CRIB, In good condition. handle roughest Jobs. 5 working Home Listings Wanted Mancheater 3-0483 ONT: 14-ton 1938 Ford panel de­ PLUMBING and heating, apeclal- ferred. Apply in person. Tot's and Ward*. Keep ,your home up to Phone 2-4067 after 6. speeds. Only $292 50. Montgom­ I'LL BGT \ Wfe CAME Rapa brimos them Amo ALL i EVER livery truck with heavy duty rear Izlng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ Teens, Inc. 20% cooler this summer.! Sturdy FI'VE SPACIOUS new homes In YOU 1 p see UDVie .' IVB Oor OV/ER HOPED TO OWM FO U eV * 1946 PLTMOUTH club coupe. Im­ ery Ward. 1 WA9 OWE juke­ MBY.BLAABR/ WHtffB MA per water [ Iping, new construc­ drill material In r wide assort­ MISCELLANEOUS Hou * e h o 1 d excellent location and situated < f I CAME OUT SOME- Eight THOUSAND/ HlCX^/f I WlANT A F«W end. Elquipped for dual tires. TAVO WO.MEN to act as Avon TD SCE MY / THlNO.WE- box/ V maculate condition, radio, heat­ ment of patterns and colors. Your furniahings including some an­ USED CATERPILLAR 32, Cletrac large lota. Reasonable price t h o u * a n p W 0 « P * ____’ er. We don't get one like this very Good running condition. Price tion. Ealiniatea given, 'Time pay­ representative.* in .Manchc.ster, RECORDS// DIOfJ'T / very reaMuiable Bond Bread ments arranged Edward Johnson needs arc filled on a special order tique*. Call 2-36.56. hg, Farmalls, Case. New cement Consult T. J. Crockett, Your Re a I ■ KNOW WHAT- often. Douglas Motor*. 333 Main one in Vernon Write or rail (re­ Bakery. 10.55 Broad .street. Hart­ Phone 6979 or .5044. ba.sis with approximately 18-dsy mixers, bale wire. U.'ed side Estate Broker, “ On the level verse charge I. Mrs. Biickman. 29 BUT NOW! Save 314% price In- ford Phone 2-7273 Hartford delivery. Call 161 or come in and rakes. Dul.lin Tractor Co., North 887 Main street." Phone* 541 WA^OWWV Highland Terrace. Middletown, discuss your need with Mr. Lar­ WHITE Roper gas range, Good Windham Road, Wlllimantic. . CAN'T creaa* on new Hudson automo- Conn. condition. Call 3006. reaidence 3751. bllas in our stock, prior to new Movtn*— ITnckinR— son. Montgomery Ward, 824-828 COM! OUT, Motorcycles— RIcyelen 11 TRACTOR for sale. 1950 Massey- LIVE REDIT free In your owif 1 »U-i acre landsca DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE *treet. carton covers 40 *q. ft.) $2.89. a real bargain for only $79.50. ABOUT IT! WOW DO SLEEP AT Nk3HT„. rM AT MEANS OUR DOG 1948 OLDSMOBILE, Model 78 mate*. Open evenings Jones Fur­ THE AUS'nN A. Chambers Co., Montgomery Ward. Benson s Furniture. 713 Main. CAPE OR Cape Stole remodeled ing plot. All features for mode: ! JYOU A7VOH/ WHEN YOU FEEL A JEEPERS I WAS SLEEPING ON Anawar to Pravloua Puxzl* Four-door deluxe, hydmmatlc, niture, Oak street Phone 2-J041 local and long distance moving, GIRL WANTED, full time Apply from your old fur coat, $25. Guar­ living. Suhir ban Realty Co., Rei TOU 'RE IN f u n n y f e e l in g DOES iTHE BED AGAIN! Support two-tone green, foglights, radio, packing, crating and storage. Pine Pa.stry Shop, 660 Center ROTPROOF CANVAS Covers, SPECIAL VA_,UL. 3-plece solid anteed workmanship. Let out tors, 49 Perkins street. Phoi LOVEY g o in g u p A n d , THAT heater, seat covers, automatic RADIO AND Television sales and Wards new Rotproof tarps stop maple bedroom suite. Originally 8215. DOWN YOUR MEAN service. Antennas Installed. Open Service to all pa. vs, ot the U S. street, mornings. fura slightly higher. Cold stor­ . BY MCA eimnee. Me. t. «. n a v. pkt. orr. BACK... windshield waaher. Elxcellent con­ A and Canada, iTail 5187. Hart­ the chief causes of tarp .wear—rot sold for $249.50. It's marred and age. Open Mondays. Max LOVE'Y, HORIZONTAL 57 Erect dition. Price $1,350. Can be seen evenings Delivery service. Call and mildew. Waterproofed, heavy scratched but it's a wonderful MANCHESTEIR—W’eat Side, 2-9097. ford 6-1423. Silverman, Furrier, 54 Church **Tho old man was lecturing mo about the facts of Ufa 1 Depleted plec*®« Unnecessary at 67 Oak street. Help Wanted— Male TS 12-oz. duck; all seams double- value for $69.50. Benson's, 713 family house. Two 4-room apai , II atreet, Hartford 6-0304, Room 616. ments on Is* floor with bath, ai * today. Boy! Did he ever have them ballad upl” of furniture V E R liC A L ALL APPLIANCES serviced end stitched with Rotproof threatf. Main. Painting— Paoerint 21 CONCRETE Laborers wanted. THREE MEN'S suits, size 38. Look hot ait oil heat. Second floor 9 It if used to 1 Bucket 1989 FORD Pickup. Good running repaired, bumera. refrigerators Full and part time Must have Rustproofed grommets ip Rot­ proof leather, reinforcing patches like new. Worn very little.- Phone rooms and bath. Good locatio support a ----- 2M akta condition. Call after 5 p, m. 8375 ranges, washers etc Ah work PAPER HANGING painting work driver's license. Good wages. IIDK iO.AM L HY GALBRAITH oij all 4 sides, double grommets TAPPAN Deluxe gas range. Like 2-3186. .Near bus line, sohool and aho 13 Intersticed mistake* guaranteed Metro Service Co. done personally, raeaninjr good • Charles Pontlcelli. 382 Hackma­ 14 Heavy blow at corners. Check these low prices new, $95. Call 2-4840. ■ping district. Exclusive wi 3 Rivtr In PRIVATELY Owned 1947 Buick Tel. Manchester 2-U883. work at moleraie cost Raymond tack street. 2-9644. Alice Clampet Agency. 2-454 15 Anger Super. Fully equipped. One owner. on the size* you need: V x 9' size England Flske rel 2-92i>7. DELUXE Studio couch value. 2 Wanted— To Kuy 58 Mrs. Wagner 2-0028. 16 Correlative of C Ihdl 1UI.ir.Thdl Encellent throughout, $1,150. U.INOLEUM Remnants, 50c square TRAINED MAN Wins in war or $10.45; 9' X 10’ size $14.85; 10’ x cushion model with two-tone grey 4 Daybreak yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. either Phone 2-0710. INTERIOR and exterior painting, peace. A man-power shortage will 12' size $19.95; 12' x 16' size and g r « n cover. Sells every­ tv a n t e d —Good uaeo furniture TWO-FAMILY 5-4. two-car g ^ (comb. lorm)20Fish 43 Goddess of tha Done by reliable, well-trained 17 Come back paper hang -i-. oell ngs reflnlshed follow in Lhe wake of Korea. $31 95. Buy Rptproof tarps on where Tor $119.50, our price is Any quantity. W« offer you hlgt)- rage, large iot. .Near bus. stor • lU ever. »kJ 5 Deer track 23 Gets iv aartb 1948 CHEVROLET club converti­ men All Jobs guaranteed. Hail 19 Lone Scout Fully insured Expert work. Wall Will you be ready to ca.sh In on , Wards monthly payment plan— only i79.r>0. At Benson’s Furni­ eat pricea Woodshed Phone 2- and new schools. For further i V K F L IN T Louie C hanees His Mind l!V MU HAKL O’M A LLK Y 6 Allowance for 35 Ester of 44 Paradis# ble, radio and heater. McClure Linoleum Co., 37 Oak street. (ab.) 45 Assistant Daj>er book,; Edward R Price it? Study at home spare time. only 10% down Montgomery ture. 3154. formation CaU 3702. Agent. 20 Follower waste oleic acid- Auto, 373 Main. 2-9442. Phone 2-4022 evenings 0166 or Phone 2-1003 —THflM, LOUIE, r 09^0^E FA 8LITME SPierr N OW-O’ O-OW/ LBAw e I c a n t KEERTHIE 50LCSC 7 Near 26 Cushions 46 Large-headed I C. S. course* are sound, prac­ Ward. OF9IVJBO Tl-e r o o r A.M0UGE6 10 A MgrE FI0- WIT WWCH I AffPROACW AtON'STKOSfTVHERE. WHERES 21 Priority 8109. ONE USED gas range, $20; one CHAIN-SAW for cutting timber. OUTA HERE/ 8 Sweet 27 Indigo nail 1948 MERCURY club convertible. tical, eaay-to-follow and employ­ VACANT—6 rooma, oil burnt OF the ROaw WHER^ A\ENT OF 7V& LVYA6- AfiB TAGK- FEAR 16 AN A SAFE rlace for rrt6HOULC (prefix) ‘ INSIDE AND oi.tslde painting. oil-electric comoibatlon range $70. Contact W. G. Glenney Co , 336 secretion 29 Unoccupied 47 Marshes er-accepted. Coursea cover 400 amesite drive. $9,700. Dowm pa 2 WIT TWe «A«BAaSlWAnON. I'LL fiO IN EMOTION UNKNOWN TD I tell grow l'/A/f/lV E 22 Symbol for Radio and heater. McClure Auto, DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Ceilings whitened, floors sanded ONE FOUR drawer steel file North Main. 4148. 9 Electors 30 Group of 48 Tatters bu.slneas and technical subjects. Watkln$ Bros., Inc., 935 Main ment $2,200. Monthly paymei THROUGH THE WINCDW) AN GHOW VCUGE Loue the letterbox/ OOT T | .e PERFECT tOUJT.au/ iron 373 Main. 2-9442. copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, and reftnished. Call me for your cabinet. $12. Call 2-3658. players 50 Indonesian of G. I. approved. For full informa­ street. including taxes $61. Madeli AND I GAW--IT WA^PEREG NOTHIW 'TO 23 Paid notice guns, etc. repaired, shears, free e.stlmatr on outside painting 39 One who Mindanao tion write International Corre­ KiMinih Wiiniiui Hoard . ^ Smith. Realtor. 2-1642 or 4679. ' H-HORRlffLE/ 1---- ’V be GCa REP OF.' a newspaper PW*®*'*?*'* knives, mowers, etc. put in con­ now. Gilbert Flckett 6982. ROW BOAT. 12 ft. long. 4 ft. BREAKFAST Sets, chesU, maple 1 11 Anglo-Sa.xon ha* on 52 Bind 1949 FORD custom two-door. Call spondence school*, Qox 1669. 24 International dition for coming needs. Braith- beam. Full rib construction. Com­ chairs, electric sewing machine MANCHES’TER— A* lovely o. theow 37 Soak up 55 Symbol for 2-3326. walte, 52 Pearl street. Scranton 9, Pa. plete with oars and rack bottoms. FXIRNISHED. Room for one gen­ language and other used furniture. ’The duplex for sale. E’ive rooma o N 12 Sea eagle 40 Distant neon Kepainnff n Used very little. Condition per­ tleman. Near Main atreet. Phone 26 Peel FIREMEN, Experienced on high Woodshed, 11 Main atreet. side and 4 on the other. In exc< 18 Symbol for 41 Smooth and 50 Right IlM ANTIQUES Kcilniahed. Repairing fect. Phone 2-0800. 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. 28 Narrow 1948 WILLYS Jeep truck. Inquire done on any furniture Tlemann. MATTRESS. Tour old mattresses pressure oil fired boilers. W'rite or lent condition. Handy to trar erbium unaiplrated (ab.) 14 Arch street. 1950 MOTOROLA TV. com­ FURNISHED Room with klchen portation and stores. A real val aperture 189 South Main street Phone sterilized and remade like new apply In person to, Cheney Broth, USE PLASTIC tile. This durable 21 Blackbird of plete living room and den furni­ privileges for one or two gentle­ for $12,900. Gilman Realty. 3' IT IT 6643. Cal) Jone* Furniture and Floor ers, 146 Hertford Road, Man­ tile can't lose it* finish because cuckoo family r r 1950 CHE\TtOLET Powergllde CovKing, 38 Oak Tel. 3-1041; chester, Connecticut. ture, bedroom auite, gas range, men. Blrcb street Phone 2-4428. Center etreet. Phone 2-2183 ai Kordor, 1950 Chevrolet Styleline the color goes all the way like new; misceLaneoua articles. 32 City In The PETER W. PANTALUK, electrical through. Won’t crack or dent. 2-3035. 15 Fordor, 1950 Chevrolet Tudor*, REPAIRS on sev ing machines, .\o dealers. 264 Oak street, after .NICEILY FuntishMl room with Netherlands contractor, maintenaiice and wlr Acid resistant, cleans easily. 39 Roman god one Fleetline, one stjieline, $1,- Ing for Ugbi and power 40 Foster motors, pendiriuni clocks, scissors JIG BORER OR BORING 5:00 p. m. large clothes closet. Conveniently CLEAN. COSY, comforUble si FT 696. Douglae Motora, 333 Mein. sharpened. Trade;, on sewing ma­ Many beautiful colors. Only 55c located. Eor gentleman. Inquire room Cape Cod. Large living roo of tha street Phone 3308. MILL OPERATOR square ft. Bring your measure­ ‘6ar*. i»t) SY m* wayici. mci' chines, old and new. F. X, Dion. e l e c t r ic ranges. Best make*. 316 Spruce street^ with fireplace, dining room, kite underworld ments in to Paul Young for an Immediate delivery. $169.95 up. Jealous? Oh. Yes! BY LFSLIl!: TUKNBR 34Vrin^lks part 7779 APPLY enette, one bedroom on first Hot WASH TUBBS estimate today. Montgomery ABC Appliance Co., 21 Maple ROOM FOR rent. Lady or gentle' ’Two bedrooms and tile bath • 85 Killed IM QUITE POUCE kL5 0 iCGMTinED THE AMO THE TWO \ H I8 9T0M EUT YOU CDOlDtr'? P Ward. street. 2-1575. men. On bus line. Continuous hot second. Plaster walls, oak flooi 87 I^n t part PURDY-FERRIS COMPANY wat

a"; - i Vr ‘‘ aL'. 'il* THUB5PAT, ATRIL 11, - • r’T ■ -aV ■6->: ^ ^ G B T E E N lEoFttins l^mUi Save Rags to^ Aid the Cancer Fund—Collection Day April 21 Mlfs Margaret L. DeClantls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PTank f About Town DeaanUs. of 202 Porter street hM b^n nominEtcd M •tt*nd®nl Avenge Dally Net Pren Bon / The WeRtbor to-the queen and princess of the ' p w m m s «t q . b. W w tow lllSB -**n Ootfia, ot Vt MaUi«r For tto Week Badlai royal court at the Ithaca Colleg. April 1, UBl itTMt, haa been bamed to tha flrat Junior Prom on May 5. Miss De- Tedoy iniiWy dean'a Hat of top^udmtJi at the CoUeco of liberal Arts, Boston Oantis Is a sophomore In the De­ Rght riMweni toalght g tm m B j partment of Drama and Radio at UniTCrslty.' StudenU whose grade 10,168 M r i Batofdajr fair early, eloady la Ithaca College. Ithaca, N. Y. iiattrliPH tpr lEiiptttng B pralb quotient for the acmester Is over Btamber of Mw AwSit B plua ara included on the first BanM of q w la HeM Manchester— A City of Village Charm daan’a list. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Custer of 32 Strong street have received word that a daughter was bom yester­ Ward Krause, Cubmaster of Cub MANCHESTER, CONN., FTIIDAY, APRIL 1,1, 1951 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) RICE FIVE CENTS' day to their son and daughtcr-in- VOL. LXX, NO. 164 (WeeWled AdvwtMag oa Pm n T pack 111, announces that srrange- law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Custer, I menta for a tour of the roundhouse at Corpus Chriatl, Texas. Another In East Hartford have been com- son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. I pletad. The members of the pack Arthur Custer of Redlands, Calif.,! •.re aakad to be In front of the have adopted a baby girl. Washington school at 10:30 Sat­ urday morning. WITH PRICES HALE'S Self Serve Supper Postponed LIKE THESE.. The Mary Cushman Group of the Gen. M acArthur Invited by Senate G roup nacond CbngregaUonal church wiu Bv Chiireh Group boM Its April meeting at the home For better living, for easier shopping do cdl your o f Mrs. Ethel Hubbard. 13.^ Green and Health Market road, tomorrow evening at eight The travelling supper, which had f o ^ buying at Pinehurst. o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. E. been planned for this month by HALE’S FRESH PREMIER Names Names V,^,Coughlin and Mrs. E. B. Inman FROM If)WA The F1ne«t, Freaheal Ground Meat. HEALTH MARKET Warns Reds Prepare the Lutherwetls of Emanuel Luth­ GROUND WHITE MEAT Reds Down Five U. S. B-29s eran church, has been postponed RIB ROAST Service Unit The St. Francis Hospital Alum- by the exec\itlve oommittee until CHUCK lb.75e naa Association will hold its first such time when more members can FVeah ground. M E A T DEPT. take part In the affair. PORK lb. 49c Heavy Air Strikes annual communion breakfast at Here’s an item fast Raining popularity— Economical tha hospital Sunday. Mass will be A Seal!eat program and enter­ FOR BRAISING In Jet Scramble Near Yalu celebrated at $:30 a. m. with tainment has been planned for the I CORNED BEEF and easy to use: breakfast following in the ntirses' meeting on Friday. April 20 at 8 POT ROASTS SHORT RIBS lb. 39c BONELESS On Allied Troops To Get Facts r^dence on Collins street. p. m. In the church vestry. Three More Superforto SKINI.ESS 7 Oz. New Commander Reaches Tokyo READY TO EAT LEAN SMOKED SMOKED PICNICS Also Lost in Action Frankfurts Tokyo, Saturday. April 14 (J’l the reverse side of the ridge, but Wnshingtnn, .April U"!—(/P)— (Jen. Douglas MacArthur to­ SHOULDERS lb. 59c Before Battle; 8 MIGs Red Chinese withdrawals In the main body o( Ihe Red divialon day wa.s invited to leHtify before the Senate Armed Service* had withdrawn northward, leaving Committee oh part of a brnad-acale inquiry into the policies lb. 65c Fall to U. S. Planes North Korea Friday coincided their well-entrenched positions. READY TO EAT MORBELI/S with a warning that they might that led to hia firing. ENJOY A GOOD BEEF Hale’s Large, Strictly LIBBY’S Hard-hitting artillery paid divi­ ‘ ‘ be preparing the way for heavy dends all along the east-rentral The committee— made up of seven Democrata and aix Rs« BOILEB HAM HAMS lb. 75c Fresh Grade A 59 Washington, April 18—(JP) air strlkea at the advancing Al­ front, and the Reds began to pull publirana—voted unanimoualy to invite MacArthur to appeal A real “ low” for boneless meat, l^se to bake or boil. ROAST THIS WEEK END tUTiolei or ahank half. CORNED —The Air Force announced lied ground forces. hack slowly before all Allied unita before it and'to conduct a general review of United States Vz lb. 65e today that five U. S. B-29 In the wake of history's great­ in this area. Other Allied tn>op8 operating military and Far Kaatern policies. BELTSVILI.E SMALL TENDER YOUNG Superfortress bombers have est Jet air battle, Lt. Gen. George ‘‘SOMETHING DIFFERENF BEEF E. Btratemeyer. commander of sovith and aoutheast of the reser­ Chairman KuHaell (I).. Ga.). told reporters he did not think ONECAUbringsAU; been shot down in Korea. the U. S. Far East Air Forces, voir pushed forward Friday against the committee’s inquiry could be called “ an investigation.** WHEN VOU SCRVC TMUe TURKEYS The announcement was said the growing Communist air light resistance. CHICKENS I U. N. forcea lunged up one Rather, he said. It will be an attempt “ to get all the facts TOP ROUND ROAST 99c Lb. DEUCIOUS $PRIN& made after an air force brief­ arm might soon start ground at­ shout the military situation in the Far East." tacks. slope HO rapidly they overran a doz. ^ a c ing officer disclosed the loss In nine and one-half months of I ‘ ompletely equipped Communist The committee action assured MacArthur of a Congres* $1.29 $ a .l9 of two of the big bombers in war, such Red raids have been aid station siqnal hearing for his views. lb. ^ O e The withdrawing Reds were set­ BOTTOM ROUND ROAST 99c Lb. 1 and I each an air battle with Red jets limited to minor nuisance bomb­ R«p\ibllcan rongreaainnal lead­ ings by one or two planes. ting up a main defense line an­ near the Yalu river yester­ chored to the reaervolr. a major ers continued nevertheless to press House Beats FRESH LONG For Frying or Broiling Allied airmen are forbidden to ISI.ANO in CKS A Delightful Treat day. Bourre of pre-war power for Seoul for an invitatinn for MacArthur to Three additional B-29t havo strike at the Manchurian bases of and South Korea. address a Joint Senate-House ocs- BLOCK CHUCK ROAST 73c Lb. BEI-TSVII.LE DIFFERENT BAKED TREATS been loit to enemy air action la the Red Air Force, General Strate- The Red withdrawal appeared to slon. Troops Curb Our Poultry Dept, guarantees highest satisfaction— meyer noted in an Interview. "Our TURKEYS / / WITH SWIFT’NING S prior engageraenU, It was an­ be In progress all across the cen­ Srrern Writer Rirhard J. Ool- Repreaentallve Martin of Mas- _____ Only Fre.sh Eastern Farm Chickens offered at present: nounced. only recourse Is to blunt 'the at­ tral front. Una tell* the House Un-Amertcan aachuaetta, the House OOP floor I 89c Lb. tack once it la launched," he said. BONELESS CHUCK ROAST FARM FRESH Large Roasters, Medium Roasters or Fryers. Plump None of the throe earlier loaoea, On the west-central front, Al­ Acilvltle* committee In WashUig- leader, told a new* conference Rejects Move to Add RROILERS MAKE YOUR O W N ” MIX the Air Force aald. was from Stratemeyer's warning came In lied forces were engaged with 300 ton yesterday that writers Bing that unless MacArthur Is Invited „ (THESE ROASTS ARE CUT FROM SWIFT Fowl and Tender Broilers. ground Are. No datea were giv­ the wake of the Jet battle. Reda. A tank-infantry patrol Lordner, Jr., and Budd Hchulhc.rg to address Congress next Wednes­ Proviso Enemy Supply FRYERS In that fight 80 Ruasian-type were member* ->f the Commimlat day or Thursday the general will SELECT GRADE A BEEF) We certainly recommend Rath’s Skinless Frankfurts en. but preaumably they were re­ entered Yonchon, seven miles In­ CAPETTS #ff7 foon Firfff nw€!P§, cent loaaea. MIG-15 Jets atUcked 115 U. S. side North Korea, but found no party In Hollywood 16 years age. make a public speech in New York Bases Can Be Bombe^ (in package or bulk). Our get acquainted special is: In yesterday’s air battle several Jets and 32 American B-29 super- Reda and withdrew. Calmly Collin* toM the committee City. Capetta and Bellavllle Turkey* are new arrival* In Ihe |>ouHry forts. of hi* own *er\1re with Ihe party If Congress wants to hear him market. The fa|>ett la a little amaller than a C a|M.n with the 47 Qun sronw other U. S. bombera were damaged U. N. forces on the western Washington. April 13—(8’)—Th# SKINLESS but they were able to land at The Allied warplanes destroyed front beat off a Red counterat­ and of others who he *old were first, Martin said. It will have to FRESH CHOPPEO LEAN BEEF 73c Lb. aame tender white meat . . . roaat exactly aa a ehleken or eaiwn StUI wearing n loaded hand grenade atimp|ied te Ue abonlder, Lieut. eight of the speedy Red planes, active In It. be quick about It. House beat down today an attempt . . . the *lie will be around 6 Iba. . . . priee2 each up t‘, 10 Oz. Pkg. 2 For 35c and a Britisher missing, believed and agitators have now concen­ Textile Workers Union of America Hodgkins, 31. of Selma, Calif. He i miles front Mount Rainier, then BEANS today stairted distributing food to with tawed-off shotguns, saloed it land neutralized daring the Korean lighting and leave its HIIUST^ CttOCLItT ya<.k9d*iri beaten and killed. trated in Abadan,’’ he aald. add­ huddled in hia souped-up Piper took off In hU ski-equipped plane. from bank messenger Edmund C (In London British Foreign SeA ing that while only about 40 per strikers from its own commissar­ Cub plane throughout the night in final status for future detcraiiBatioB. SAUERKRAUT 2co. 27c ies. SgL Caiarles Bunch, 36, Tacoma, Browne near a loading platform retary Herbert Morrison told the cent of the workers went to work 20 below zero temperature while flying in another plane, accom behind the plant. Lawler, who woa * • • . PREMIER RICE ..b PbR 19c House of Commons thn Dritisb More than 40,000 workers In al N o t ' i CAN SOOAR HKABT— or M lcd ) at the Anglo-Iranlan refinery the Air Force and Park Service ponied Hodgkins os far ss the escorting the messenger, opened government la "watching the slt- there last night, about 80 per most 50 mills now ara involved in tried to figure ways and means of Film Writer Refnaes To Diseuaa Red Link * Green Stamps Given With Cash Salgs the south’s first major textile mountain top in clear weather. fire. Washington. April IS—(4>)— Waldo Salt, Hidlywood sween iiaiion closely and reserve* the cent were on the job today. getting Urn down. Lawler was dropped, but as he PEACHES cm. 33c right to art aa we oee fit to pro­ George Northcroft. field manager strike In more than 10 years. The Friends ssy Hodgkins has a de- "I taw Hodgkins lend the plane In a otretch of snow In the crater fell one of his shots punctured a writer, refuted today to answer Coagrtasmen** qucstiM tect British Uvea and property.” hare for the Britiah-govemment- TWUA is asking a wage Increase aiie to be known as the flier who about the Communist party. Salt told tho Hoost Un-AaMri* of IS cents an hour. ^ Employers baa landed and taken off from a on top o f the mountain," Bunch tire on the car in which tha gun­ (Morrison aald two Britlah and controlled Anglo-Iranlan compnay men were escaping. ean Activities Committc* that ^ answers might t ^ to CORK an Italian aeaman and nine Jron- blamed the violence on agltatioti generally ssy thsy oldn’t know higher point than anyone aloe In aald. "Tlien I oaw him get out of whether they ean pay that and tha world. Ha claimed he had done the plane and try to start It again They Jumped out of it as It incriminate himu He was a d i^ direetiy tf hh wwe Is m ^ SALAD DESSING Iona were MUed In yeaterday**’ by the outlawed Oommuniot Tudeh Jerked to a stop, and. with drawn riot, and that eight Britono, two p ^ y . The riot erupted after 34 bring the minimum to I1.14H an 00 with a 10,600-foot mountain— by swlnidng on the propeller. reiistration card No. 47232 by tho Communist PoUtkal Ao> of them children, were injured.) t^era it is informants couldn't iOoatlaiiefi oa F i r s .aodation and if ho hsld that card. Ho itfaisd tg aafwsE. ' Troop reinforcemenu with or- (VeattOMd M fag* Zhtee). XUsBUeesi SB roga Zwalnl ssy-^nd decided on copping iOnrtI—H M Ckca JCknel % ------