Quick viewing(Text Mode)

T I S ^ E ' Cottons CUSTOMIZED KITCHENS 0^

T I S ^ E ' Cottons CUSTOMIZED KITCHENS 0^

: : ' I '■ ;:'vV

WEDKBBDAY, FEBRUARY 2,.lO li' JL ffba Wahtlkir tfnnrlrrBtpr Eurntog frrtJh Avenga Dnflr KsC Prsss Ron I at P. a WsaBSa rue tha fairth •« ill- •■t. iWk t \ ^ 9 , 6 8 0 lawet by aaow aarty FtMay; e of «ka AniH FYMay, mow amy ebaago «a i lul Town / I V. ManehtSner— A tity of Vittage Charm midbi t I m k Pwxda’t Vuflon nMOtben t» iDMt tUa ave* MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1949 PRKJE FOUR CENTS StatTjO at the 8^^" VOL. LX \T n„ NO. 105 (TWENTY PAGES) AtMy cltaC^l. where they wli) SMART YOUNO H O ifB M leave for a lobogfan party. 'I ( . ■ ■ The 0* Troop 16, Olrl President Congratulates Retiring Generals floouta, wm ba omitted thto week. ENTIRTAIN IN Sharp Partisan Rows The next meeting held World Gets Notice . Thuraday, Fhbniary 10, under the l c a ! 3 e ^ 0* Mia. Lealle Hoyt and SaT^tawrence MacQUpln, In T IA P A R T Y St. Jamaa’a adUwl hall. RedMove Will Not •In Senate and House An Important btialneae meeting a t the CoamopoHtan Club will b e , held Friday attemoon at two Be Let Hurt o'clock In the Federation room of j center church houae, when the | mambera will vote on the revtaed i On Budget, Housing by-lawa. A talk on the “Ro- Real ^Significance Seen ^nen of Silver” wlU foUow the, Norway’s Own — Imalneaa aenlon, and a large at­ In Acheson’s Rejec­ tendance of merabera le hoped for. tion of Stalin’s' Lat­ Democratic Floor Lead­ Mra. George W. Strant will be Simplidiy Interests Will er* Touch Off Veibal hoateaa. . est DeclaratTon of Cardinal Says Most Psittni«:M$ Set-to by CJiarging Re­ Onup C of Center Church Willingness to Hold Decide Course Women. Mra. Edward Lewis, lead­ cent Statements by er win hold a Valentine deaaert-l Meeting With'Truman Of Deeds Committed b iif ^ Wednesday, February Id. at Foreign Minister Tells Republican Leaders 1-36 in Woodruff baU, under the Washington, Feb. 3.—(/f) Indirate Party In­ chalmanahip of wa. Emeat I —The United States served ParliBment Mind Not Mindszenty Denies Ever Bengaton. Door and tabU prixeej Chosen Chaplain tend* to Pursue Pol- will ba gdven, and a nuraery arHI| notice on the world today Made Up on Joining Leading Movement to be provided for amall children of I that It will allow no Russian Overthrow Hungarian irv of Obstruction Now the ^ y e re . “peace maneuver” to disrupt North Atlantic Pact the growing unity of the non- Government, However 1 State Capitol, HartfoM, Information fumiahed , The I Oslo, Norway, Feb. S—UR—For­ Pttaldent T n wian eengratnlatea twa vettifaig geacvala In Washington fm Ihrir «ar*^- Herald and printed yesterday. In Communist western powers. I Feb. 3.—(/P)—rAs if by a pre- eign Minister Halvard Lange told Left to right: Gen. Omar Bradley. Army chief o f staff} President Trunwa: U . Gen, Robert U FJchelber- By Endre Marton . regard to “Mr. and Mrs. John I That was the real significance Parliament today Norway's own ger, a top commander in the war against Japan} aad Gen. Oaortaey SL Hedges, oonunnnder of the First I arranged signal, sharp parti- Itemed” of 32 Forest street as I aeen by diplomatic officiala Army la the Enropean eampalga. (AP wireplwto.) Budapest, Hungarj'. Feb. 3. I Kan disputes flared up almost giiaats at the Hotel Barclay on a| hero In Bacrotary of Btato Acb«- intereate would be the deciding —(>P>—Josef Cardinal Minds- . •simultaneously today in both reeant visit to New York, was ln>| ooa’a rejection of Premier Btalin’a factor on any rtep she takes about correct. It should have read | zenty told a People’s court' II he Hou.se and Senate, centei>^ Inteot declaraUon of bia wUling- Joining • defense alliance. trying him on treason] ' ing principally over GoverpOT »Mr. John Learned.” neaa to hold a meeting with Preal- The question won’t be decided Rockville Bank makes sewing history with flent Truman. he said, on "what other nations Morse Says Labor Bill charge.s to«ming Acheaon’a 2,500 word too, on Norwegian Communists, Two Hours Over Bill ______Hungary acknowledged author- the retort that Democrats wera the Council. atatement of the United Statea Pauline C. Deptula, 28, pf Pros­ The registrar, Mra Leland Carl-1 cottoas pul on the Imtury yaia-dytA who, he said, were giving wrong pect street, waa presented tn City Old Peiping gives Communist being subjacted to "dictatorship'’ ' poaiUod all over the world. Information ,about Norway’s poli­ conquerors roi:slng welcome- as ! wanted to admit before the trial, from the governor’s office. They son, announced that there ara 6601 woven rabrka. It’a Oanston’a aamring doekle So pretty it goat to portiail So sturdy it goat to k HooI, tool That's Iho kind Preeident Truman had an op­ court here today and bound over Washington, Feb. 3.—(IP) voluntarily. the deeds I am glrla and 88 adults actively en-1 tics to Moscow. to Superior court by Judge Charles only that oft conquered city can i hotly denied too a Dataecratio proocaa that doea the Iri^k . . . portunity to enter the picture duT'- His discussion before Parliament —Senator Morse (R., Ore.), gaged in aooutlng to date. Though I of parfactien Cindaralla't 'Magic Touch' turns out — gay ruMlat and ric-roc fnrdhe day. He acheduled bit usual Underwood on charges of embex- Congress may write ban But when he went to the dock, charge that Jtepublicans wera in­ a satisfactory number, It Is hoped I prinu both sides pattern perfect to the split thread. Result— today followed an exchange of zlement by agent. Bond waa aet declared, . _ , in a tumultous .., Sen-1. 1 again.st mass eviction of tenants different to tho homHng problem. tide by tide wMi poimteking workmanship, and alt foshiosiad from a weekly nfwa conference (4 p. m. notwi between tha Russian and garbed as a simple priest and that even more impressive figures an exclusive Ameritex album of yeeteryear pauenu for «. a. t.) and it waa expected that at $2JM)0. ate Labor committee session ; into control bin. says without the marks of his high, One of the Denfocratio targets bill be reported' In the future, | Norwegian governments on the Mias Deptula, a teller at the today that the administration Chairman Spence (D-Ky) of was Rep. Nelson L. Carpenter (R- pre-dirvnk Springmoid fabric thot tubs tika a jewtil fAt odverf/sad in ke would probably eqdorae fully Atlantic pact laat week-end. office, the primate told the court: adth plans for more troops, lead­ today’s picture-ptetty fashioni. C^nM aae them •II that Acheaon bad mid. Rockville branch of the Hartford labor bill “hasn’t a ghost of a House Banking committee .... "It is not my intention to mince Oanterburyi, Hmise Appropria­ Connecticut Trust Company, was e n and committee members In the | all-etiipae aad plaiA, batika and ebadta, dobbiaa Paranhf khga^ne.) ' ' i Tnrwi Tb n ibe Down Russia asked how Norway felt chance” as It is now written. Russian Navy falls to keep date matters. I must state that I can­ tions committee chairman. Ha as­ formulatfve stages. about the pact, which would link arrested last night by State Po­ today for returning battleship not accept all the conclusions con­ serted yesterday teat the gover­ and odier noveMaa la aortalgie. vat-dye colon The secretary of atate turned licewoman Margaret E. Jacobson, Morse said "a lot of compro­ Mlsa Irene Morrison of the I fthumba down on Btalln’a latest the defenses of the United States, Roysl Sovereign to Britain .... tained in the indictment aa a con­ nor’s budget message was "aa out­ Scout Leaders’ Association, asked 1 that tub beautifnlly. They’re Sanforised, to^ Canada, Britain, France, Belgium, County Detective Arthur A. Koss, mises must be made,” and Dutch officials decline to confirm sequence of my activities. Dr. I^rtderlek Brown Harris standing propaganda and adver­ Sizes 7 to 12 >2.98 to $4.98 Sizes 3 to 6x $1.98 to $.3.98 peace maneuver at a news confer­ and State Policeman James Dick. the council to join with them and ao they won’t shrink more than 1%. ence late yesterday. Holland, Luxembourg and posaibly added: or deny report that Dutch are “I cannot, for instance, accept (al^e),. pastor of Foundry tising Job” which he contended Baby Shop—1st Floor, Rear other western Eluitipean countries. Discrepaaclea Diaoovered “Labor la not going to write i discussing Immediate establish- the charge which alleged that 1 tba Brownie leaders at a pot luck Girls’ Sho[|—Second Floor Ha did It In nicb a way aa in­ Discrepancies Inoertaln accoimta Methodist rburrh in Washington was "virt'ja’.Iy valueless” to his ■upper in Woodruff Hall, Center | directly to accuae Stalin of playing Russia branded the proposal an thia ticket. It ia going to be writ— ment of I'nlted States of Indo- organized or led a movement to de-chosen by Senate Democrats I committee. ' aggressive maneuver, eepecially were diMovered by auditors who ten by the counting of noses in atroy. the democratic J ... sj-stem of to be Henate chaplain as successor cbiwch, on Wednesday, March t. international politics with his have been working on the books. ■eskf. Senator Alfred Wechsler, the A speaker on bird-lore has been] ■tatemanta laat Sunday. That Stal­ by the United States and Britain. the Senate. The votes are not this atate.” ' j to the Rev. Dr. Peter Marshall The authorities would not diaclose there today to pass this biU.’ Clcvelsnd husband seeks re­ Gazes Steadily At Judge Democratic floor leader, asserted engaged for that evening. Green Stamps in atatemenft expreaaed a wlljlng- She noted that Ruaela and Norway the amount Involved or the manner straining order when wife starts who died rooMiUy. Dr. Mxrahnll that Carpenter had the “mind of » The neat council meeting will I h a^ a common boundgry and For more , than two hours, the [ Cardinal Mindazenty gazed! reptaeed -Or. Harris as ehnplal* nem to meet Mr. Truman for the in which the embesslement oc- senators had engaged in hot argu-: some bouse painting—he deean’t Bteadily at the presiding judge. > dwarf." be held at the home.of Miss Eva- t m Given With Cash Sales purpoae of copaiderlng a ’ Sovlet- w a n ^ to know if Norway planned curred, hut said a cwnplete invea- mcft.Uta tiaeU .. . . .Airmen.search tmm yeora ago w.hen tho Bopohi- The Democratic leader toM the Una Pentland, 84 Adelaide Road | I JW.HAU CORI o a jg n a tia g mlliUt)’ bases on/her meat ssisFdkw maaaure. j 'VUBKsrORhS^i; an he tMtiflra bd^ l icaas took control of *caate. Ameritex Amerlcan “^lact of tlgdriOR'to halMff aisde.' with waning hopes for U. S. B-29 Senate that Republicans apparent­ on March 1.' m a m c n m t s i I C o m w “iW to law gn powers. Across the Capitol, meantime, fore the five-man People’s court.' (AP wirephoto). And xctiesoti ^ • the Taft- i which vanished over Atlantic last Deapite alnhost 40 days in Jail, his ly have “chosen" to offer opposi­ American charge that the present Norway replied firmly ehe In- aald that restitution had beenw n •„ _resolution___X.i«. to repeal tends looking into tha posslbUlty Hartley law and reinstate the old Thursday with IS crewmen aboard physical appearance seemed un-; tion to tee governor’s program state of the world la due to Rua- made in part. Wagner labor relations set with­ ... Blizzard may stall hayllft to "for the sake of opposition itself.” aia’a "ottatrucUonlam” In the United of tying up With the AtlaaUo nl- Miss Deptula waived reading of changed. There was no visible in­ Tintype Cottons liance. noting that ehe 1s a mari­ out any changes was approved 7 eastern Nevada's already snow­ dication he hsd been beaten or I Unless the Republican party PRESCRIPTIONS Natlona and In other International the complaint In court today. to 5 by a House Labor subcommit­ bound livestock . . . Prime Minis­ Judge to Let changed Its attitude, said Weeha-' foruma where the great problems time nation bordering on the At­ The accused, a life-long resident drugged, as had been charged lantic. She said she would not tee. ter Jawahartal Nehru says Indian abroad. 1 ler. it would continue t o be a R A. M. To 11 P. M. of the world afe supposed to be of this city. lives with her slater Representative Kelley (D-Pat. government believes in "the geo­ The letter he acknowledged I "hide-hound reactionary party This Is The Time To •oived. grant bases to foreign powers un­ on Prospect street and hs* been Actor Testify / 3 Pharmacists subcommittee chairman, said it graphical. political and economic writing said he wanted to help ef- slowly expiring" from hardening Analyses Deciantloa less she is attacked or threatened employed at the bank since 1635 or union of foreign poasetsions in In­ tect the peace between the Vati­ of the arteries.” Twice in hla atatement, which with aggreseloo. Norway Sdded 1936. will be considered by the full com­ mittee some time next week. The dia with the rest of India.” can and the Hungarian govern­ Ready to Coopsmte Arthur Drug Store hnalyxed Stalln’a Sunday declara­ that concern for her lecurity con­ Charles Squlrea vice president ment which his activities had ham­ Rule* Schnell Can Be Pick Your Cottons tion point by point, Acheaon as­ vinced her of the need to seek in­ in charge of the bank, could not su^ommittee vote waa on straight Railroad carload of gifts from Tha Senate Republicaa floor party line* Freneh people is officially turned pered. It said he w’ould do this serted the UnitM suites would not creased esfety throygh regionsl be reached for iMmmeht. if the trial was put off. The court Wilnes* Despile Re­ leader, Senator Charier S, Houae, play politics with tl)s world's peace The subcommittee said. over to New York state .., South, yard defensive cooperation. “The most feasible approach in rejected hla plea* to separate hi.s fusal to Take Oath countered that his party waa hopes. At one point he added: Deaa Nat Refer to Note cm senators say they aro tonfldent case from that of the other de­ ready to cooperate with tha gov­ Immediate Delivery “No man of conscience would repealing the Taft-Hartley law is administration will cot try to ( Lange did not refer to the Rus­ to incorporete an outright repeal | quick action in Congress on fendants. ernor on housing. He asserted, tamper with those hopes or use Chinese Peace (The Vatican radio said today Washington. Feb. 2 JP - Fed- : however, that It would do so only On the raising or lowering -if them ■■ sian note today. bill with a provision restoring the jmti.fliijjuater and- pro-civil rights Various groups In Parliament — Wagner act in one bill, and then ‘all seems to inUicstp.-Miere is not ersl .ludge Edward M. Currnn to the extent test it was “rea'son- RUSCO AU MeUi • pawn In any maneuver.’-’ a llS^uent measure ’using the |for the cardinal. The niled today that a Carman actor able and logical. Furthermore he made It clear with the jxcepUon of the Com- Outlook Dims "We won’t rush into it without Self Storing Storm that In his opinion it would be muniate — supported the govern­ ment plan to give further etudy to for amendments." a hearing." he said. . Saah and Screens The J W H A l ^ CORK usrtem for .sn American president yeara ago . . . Prime Minister j , j p , courage which hon- i "Axis, Sally ' treason trial despite As indicHtlve that his party to travel “half way around the the Atlantic pact Idea. ’ Several Cxmtinupd American Approaches Differ . [ gtaUn'k statement that his doctors , humanity.'’ The Vatican has his refusal to take an oath on the wanted to do something about Froduet Of The MANCNISTIII CONM* world” for the fourth time to meet speakers said not too much Ume ThLs is the ao-called "two pack­ would not allow him to undertake i Bible. housing, said House, he himsslf F. C. Baseell Ce. Stalin and make a pledge of peace Economic Aid Also Not age” plan that labor leaders have Mjrig trip is first time his health (Continued on Page Ms) After the ruling government'HI pros- proposed a program calUag when both Russia and the United (Ceattaaed aa Paga Six) ‘ I demanded. The administration’syiiu been referred editors called peofE** Heunck ! erecUon with atate fuiute For Esttanates OaB States are already pledged by the Too Bright Today measure la the "one package" ap­ indirectly, in Soviet press for; Schnell to the witness etand. of pre-fabrlcated concrete ­ United Natlona not to resort to proach. It would repeal the TSft- many years. Schnell. who played tha role of | Fabrics—Main Floor war. ing* as temporary homes. M. A. CLOUGH •N anking. Feb. 8.—(P)—Tlie Hartley act and make changes In New Yorkers roar tumultous Party’s Head the father in a Nazi progaganda i ’ When the housing emergency la Td: 2->5>t FI rat Detailed BmeBe* Raiders Biim chances of Acting President U the old Wagner act in one piece of welcome to Gratitude train as rail- ^ broadcastttBL called<_aiiz:vi "Vision a iBiwii ofvss Inva-!an»m- j Aobeson’s statement waa the Tsung-Jen's ghost government for legialatlon. road carload of gifts from French 8ion.’’ already had ‘^affirmed” that, (Continued on Page (Ms) first detallsd official rActlon hers national peace and continued mThe e Senateeenaui committee fell into I people trundles down Broadway Seeks Haven ' he woidd tell the truth under i to the answers which Stalin ra- Police Station American economic aid were none argument Immediately after meet- ; ^ storm of ticker tape and con- I penalty of perjury. leaaed last Sunday to four ques­ J. Green Stamps too bright today. u .u ' fettl .... Stocks mill around in Under the judge’s ruling. James ' tions put to him by the Interna­ Li was given almost no chance The dlspute centered on whether | fo- i j . Laughlin, chief counsel for Mll- Given With Cash Sales tional News Service. At Least Seveu South of arranging a national peace with the governnrtmt rould get court in- ^ „ectiona of Barankovics Flees Hun­ i dred E. Gillar*. 48, got permission The secretary commented on all the Oommimlsts, At beat he might JuncUOT^o blMk •Rational emer- i „,^et____ Secretary of Agricul- j gary After Dissolv­ Koreans Killed in succeed in surrendering Nanking, gency” strikes in the Taft-Hartley (Continued nn Pafe *ls) ((^ tte a e d on Page six) ture Brannan says he thinks re­ Flashes! Sneak Attack Today Shanghai, Hankow and the lower law's direct provision for auch or­ cent, drops in food prices are no ing Catholic Group Yangtxe river valley. If he doea ders ia repealed. I _____ I (Lata Bunctlas at the UP, Wire) thia, American EGA aid ia likely more than an adjustment...... Attorney General Tom Clark Government's top housing official Vienna, Feb. 8—iJfi—The head l Seoul. Feb. 8— At leiat to be withdrawn. Offices in Rejl informed the committeemiiiee ;nst.nsi nightnigni i gj™ nation needs between 17 and Have No Fear | Truman Stand seven South. Koreans were killed held Peiping and Tientsin ate that he believes the government j jg million ne\v dwelling unit* in 1 of the opposition Catholic party In Bu.ya Groton Plant today and the police atation at the closedjsed now. could obtain orders “in appropriate i . veers I Communist - dominated Hungary | New Vork, Feb. 8—(PI—Rohert JVeWf Complete, Inexpensive northern border town of Paekehon Li'a government ia scattered c i r c ti ni atanccs” regardless of | ^ ^ whether there was snecifk leral ' Railroad apokesman ».aya mem-! "ought haven outaide the iron cur- , Of War Soon Hair Company aanpuneed today Wins Approval was burned by a band of raldera and ineffective. He is almost alone whether there was specific irK"'| ' “ presidential f.ict-findihg tain today after dissolving his the purchitae of the buslaeM aad The government said the raiders here. Hla cabinet offtcera headed j a' lettep^to^^mmlt^^ 1 panel have agreed to make second ' party despite what he termed gov- propertlea of M. 8. Dowd Com­ were North Koreans. for Canton, where they are sup­ pany. of Orotota Coam, foMtag The sneak attack waa made in posed to reopen for business on ^l^frt-rliom^ (D-Utah,^^ to “ttle wag, and hour l am ent threau of severe reprl- Senate Armed Serv­ Most of Western Eu' Qimtotrip ivmnpii jinri ' betwei) milroad® and l.- jaaia. rartoa ntanafaetariag plaat The the early hours of the morning. Saturday. But U plans to hang on ice* Committee >Iem- Dond ptaat aill opemted In rope Agrees on Deci Korean Army reports pUced the here, maybe even daring every­ 1 other Renubllcan members ohal- W^.OOO non-opetating workers. . .. Istovan Barankovics. chief of the CUSTOMIZED number’of rmldcra at 300 and aald thing on a flight to the (^mmu- lenaed Clark’s atatement at a nub-‘ proceedings, apparently Democratic People's (Catholic i brr. Hear Top S e c re t.i^ “ sion .on Stalin’s Bid they wore ^South Korean police nlats to beg for peace. ! He n X ‘ against communist party, may be ; party, said "a most competent I W’lth Socretarv of I.,abor Tobin I "tarted because of pamphlets die-| person in the government told I wlwre the aecesaaiy p^}Mba^ Th€ JW.HAU CORK uniforms. The Army also aald Caatoa Status I'noertain ...... Washington Feb. 3—i,Pi—Sena- wiU he produced. Lloyd E. Gal­ on tee*:Si2^ " a ta n l. oJiSfril tributed outelde Federal court : him tee price for permission to B HB MRmMY W London. Feb. S—UR —Most of the raiders killed 10 South Kor­ Even the status of tho Canton lup, former preaideat of Dowd. wW MAMCNISTIR CONM' government la uncertain. Kwang- end the party would be a declara- tors who heard softie of the worlds j western Europe agreed today with eans and took back across the ' picked up the bail again *oday. ! " ” top Uon .it w'as done because of the be.st kept secrets said today they ,Joia Oalrio foldlBg cartoa aaleo border some 4fi,prlaoners liberated tung Gov. Hauch Yueh at. Canton i Donneii charged that the ad- Communuit leaders are on trial. KITCHENS 0^ President Truman’s decision not waa quoted in prcaa dispatches to­ Vatican's actions in the case of (have no fear of an immediate war istaff, ia New Eagtaod. from tbe Jail. miniatration ia “trying to allay a to accept Prime Minister Stalln’a day aa Baying he had no formal Treasury Balance jbsef Ctardlnai Mindszenty. ' with Russia or any oteer naUon. Baad ..Greaades Used fear all over the United Statea that — __ • Barankovics. fleeing from bis The lawmakers, who refused to , Would Bar Cotnasnalate newspaper invitation for a meet­ notification tee government would the Government's right to obtain In Cooperation With M, A, PETERSON, Inc* An American ground patrol at be shifted there. Washington, Feb. 3—(P)— The country after sending a letter to ^ be quoted by name, are membera of ! WaaMagtoo. wssaiagtoa, sea. Feb. ing behind the Iron Curtain. the ecene placed tbe number of an injunction” to prevent critical tho government that his party no the Senate Armed Serx icea com-f qf>t gjikorLabor ToldaTohli Tdl yoar Valentine yoa A British Foreign Office apokes- Hsueh aald earlier in tee week ; strikes "ia to be abj ndoned by position of tee Treasury Feb. 1: love her with aa Amethjrst, raiders at 150 and the dead at the four big southern provinces of j (Congress ' N4t budget receipts. 8256,639,- longer existed. Issued a atatement [ mlttee. .They conferred at length cd todaylny that O___ MANUFACTURERS AND INSTALLERS OF FINE man said Britain was “in full aeven—four South Korean police, yesterday as he passed through and in secrecy yesterday with Sec- barred frooi boldlag afflew la la, Jewel of Febraary, treas­ agreement” with the views ex­ Kwangtung, Fukien, Hunan and ^ Senator' Douglas ,-IH) tried 823.41; budget expenditures. 8147,- PHONE— OK MAIL IN THE COUPON two soldiers and a girL About Kwangsl would fight regardless of Vienna. He was reported‘ on his retary of Defend Forreatal and bor uaioaa. Be toM tba Seaato La­ ured by fashionable women. KITCHENS AT MODEST COST, INCLUDING ALL pressed by U. S. Secretary of State 80 hand grsnadas were used In. the 390,556.56; cash balance, 84.508,- top leaders of the Army, Nax-y and bor coamlttee, hewerer, (bat tbe NECESSARY ALTERATIONS. PLUMBING, ELEC­ what U did in the north. (Ceattaoed oa Pag# 81a) 159,662.88. xxTiy to an undisclosed destinitlon Whether it*e her birthday Dean Acheaon in turning down the raid, the patrol said. (The Communist radio, heard in the west. Air Force. proMMttoa ebouM be la leglMatlim TRICAL, COUNTERS, FLOOR AND WAI4- COVER­ BELOW FOR A FREE LAYOUT AND proposal. , There waa no report of any cas­ Goes on Trial TtMla.T Chairman Tydings (D-Md) led covertag the whole er any other gift-riring oc* Britlak Fully Caaaaltod in San Francisco yesterday, aaid caeloa, an Amethyst is a INGS TO GIVE YOU JUST THE KITCHEN OF YOUR L’Aiglon Fashions, Nelly Dons, jllyhettes ualties suffered by the raiders. such'an attitude waa blocking na­ Mindssenty. charged xvilh trea­ the Senate group to the Pmtagon questioa aad aet la DREAMS. The British, this apokesman aald Korean Army air oheenrers over tional peace.) son. goes on trial today. building for xvhat he termed ’’.n ■eawnto she’ll prise -for­ ESTIMATE FOR YOUR KITCHEN. a t a newa conference, had bean ox-erall briefing on our national de- Spun rayon, pique, cordapun chambray, woven the scene later said there waa no Cloaing of the Peiping and Bristol^ Eng.9 War Scare Barankovics said Matyas Rakosl. ever. Coaae see our edec- . F fully consulted by the U. 8. State fighting visible around Chongdan Hentain BCA offices was revealed Communist deputy premier, told fenae problems and conditions, AocUent Deaths Drop Uoa of birthatone beauties. a madras, washable rayon crepe liepartment on the whole matter. where heavy fighting had been by an official aource here today. I him he could not diaaolve the party AH senators were xvamed that Cbleags, Feb. *FREE PLANNING This country’s viaws had been reported. The 10 Americans lif the two cities Traced to Cle 8 Error i until after Mindezenty trial unless the military plana nexv xveapona last y e a r kUM fswsr AsssttsSas Otflnltely If you'r* headed aouth. but ao smart to make sought and w^re given, he said. Home Minister Slhn Sung Mo are to be brought out os soon aa he put the blame on Mindsaenty. and IntelUgence rsporte from over­ tbaa ever befaas la tbs Mstinr sC early aelectlona If you’re not. For these are the designer'a . NevartheleaiL some segments of He said this would mean a state­ seas were top secret and must not rsesvisd ascMsat data. ‘nat And Vp Th ALE’S—MANCHESTER I visited Paekehon and confirmed transportation can ba arranged Oral, fraah Inapimtion 'of the new aeaaon. Hand ^cked tha non-Communtst press said the raid. Hs said there were for them. Bristol, Eng., Feb. —UR— Ao Ihstoad, he shipped out 70 form ment that “tee conduct of the be revealed pr dlacuaaed. was tbe rap art today e t Om . $16-50 I W« are intereated in obtaining a free eatimate to I quality cottooa, famoua for St, for their excellent Unea But one committeeman summed •THREE YEARS TO PAY fitalin could mean bualnaaa and many instances of smsll bands Bsisare et Faad r1 war acaro which resounded ^ letters yesterday saying: Vatican in the Mindszenty case ttoaal S a f^ eiaaeW to Ms aaaaM and beautiful Onieh. Come in and browse and make your’ tha wastem powsra have a duty to “O neral mobilization this dav had made it impossible for us to up that all he heard aild saw sonsy. The IMS sS siffliSt * □ Modernize Our Present Kitchen * from Communist controlled Norte Communist, aeimre of BCA food through this seaside city like tbe eeleetton early. Invaatlgate th*t poaalbUity. Korea crossing into South Korea atocks waa blamed for the cloaing having been. ordered by royal remain at the same time good '’certainly does not get me excited to a ta m ta w a s 8 ^ psr^^bmMssd i . • about any Imminent danger of The COME IN NOW AND SEE I □ Bnild New Home | Something new. Nelly Don’s come to supper dress. Makes The London ’Hmea put it: on foraya. of the oirices. Communist control crack of doom waa traced to a proclamation, you are ordere<; to Hungarians and good Catholics.’’ “If the Soviet, government gen­ He aald tbe raids do not appear of Nanking, Shanghai. Hankow Naxry clerk’s error. report immediately to the Flying He aaid “it was also strongly WRYa** visas tow a ■ you a oharmlng hoateaa and party girl all In one. Slxea Possible international trouble ,10 to 44.14H to 24H. uinely desires to arrange a meet­ 'to be any part of an Invasion plan and tbe Yangtas valley likely Soventy members of tho Naxrol Fox, Bristol, with fuU kit.” implied to me that the idea of tlis Pewey-Richman > o • • e • I » • • • a • o 4 ing between Mr. Stalin andTreel- but that tbpy are proving eoisUy would result la the same thing in At tbe Flying Fox. a training Catholic church (apparantly In M>ots—ouch aa Bsrlin. China and Fttopatrteli •The PETERSON DitpUy dent Truman, why qoas it not uae to his police because tee Com­ this RltR. Reoorvo who had marched off to ■hip, an ambarrassed officer ex­ Hungary) asparaiad from Roms other atratsgic centers—were dlw battle marched hack to thair loved was list alien to tbe Intentlona of cussed in detail by tbs mtlltary and ••••oooooovaoaaooooon ^ theaa wall triad (^plomatlc) chan- munists a rt equipped with rlflsq, * (A dlapstch from Talpal, For­ plained ,to the arriving Reservists - Company SscsBd Floor I nels instaad of caUlng In an Amar- machioe-guns and ntortara wMla mosa. wbera Rstlrsd P i^ d a n t COM and tho old workaday grind. It was all a miatake. the govenunsBL“ Naval sxparta. , lean news agancy ? South Korean police carry only Chtong Kai-Shek reportedly plans The dark meant to aend them a Several' expressed disappoin)- To these demands, Barankovica . Much of tbs information wiU bo ^ •The YOUNGSTOWN Display of uss to senatora ln.PO""tog upon ■I ^v,:Jeiadem—Btathmers • •••••• ••••oaa 9 m “The answer can only ba that carMnes. He aald better equip­ to make hla stand, aald EGA aid routine notice to attend a- regular raent. Including 21 year old L«alie said, “I refilled emphatically I M J W H A L d c o W ment fnr the South Kor^ana drUl night, tee Admiralty ex- Holden, who explained "I waa leglalaUon requests, aspeciaUy sp- m a n c h is t r A Comu* Green Stampa . (UaitlMMd m Paga Six) would be nccsosary. (CaatlwMd aa Paaa Twa) plained. ‘ lookinr forward to a aea trio." (Cant I) Bropriationa. in Congress. , Optidans •The G. E. Kqday Given With Caah Saica

■'J- I PAGE' M A N C H ^ B EVBNINO TORALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1949

ference February 10 from 9:20 H a . Bueeaada D r. Fred C. CoIUar MANCHESrEB EVENING HERALD, MANUHSBTBlL UOMNw THURaDAT, FEIIMIJAKX 8, m t , lected In view of the fact that the Worthless ChedcE-' H ,iti~ ' ' r nation's hero received a part of a. m. to 11:80 a. id. at the Fire- who has moved to Virginia. Dr. Cafeterias la ikhools Elliiigton Home South Coveulry lUs education in a room In the Rev. houM. A number of membet;B will Berden’s appointment i* from P. O , Refiidpts Huntington house, also known es Charge Faced stand it" the nurasa groped their As Bnstaeas Barometers M rs. PstaS unto also auiat with the yearly routine January 21 to the first Monday in way out. Firemen later found pettroyed by Fire the Louiair Lord home. 'This physical check-up of school chil­ October. 1991. His , appointment Town's MesiiMt Thieves Below Normal W lOtmaatte Bs. leaesns-wi house ie situated en the estate dren in the near future. TTie Nom - Talks Snagged Priest Victim Father Barry's body...... w i u h h w . m , haa the approval of the State , Fairfield. F sIk S -M V -A N «w Steal PoHo Cobtsbers Increasoii pnrtoased by J. LcRoy Schweyer, 'ifiating committee voted Tuesday Tbe priaet’a room sras a'ruin. 11 Mata atraat are pretty w w Plingtoa. Feb. $—(Spadal fo Board of Health, the board an­ T ork man, aaid by police M bsea The ornate flO-year-old sanitar­ The antldptoed snronment cf and of which the 20-acre tract of night fpareBtly* baa Cold Remainsl II predleted by the cafeterias W Xbe Herald)—Fire deetroyod ,lbe land preaanted by him to the toym QnNegebOh^ During Blaze ium la operated aa a rest boms by it elementary achod puplU for 1S4S- fellow,'Jr.. Mrs. George M. Blood- Prise winners st the Coventry Stratford, is being bald under $10,- aome people low enough to 0 0 1 1 Moiilli’s Flgwras LgrgMt I ac^ lumee on tbe ebore of Sadd’a for this school . building and good, Mrs. James Escott. Mrs. 000 bonds on a technical brstoS at the Slstera of Charity of Clndn- NDW. BAtmiDEV achoel cafe- 90 aa reported by Bupeflntendeht Grange sponsored set-bsck card Nfw y** steal from a crippled child, nat$and in the summer seaaon M in Fond, nUagton, yesterday grounds Is a part. Burton E. Moore, II, Mrs. Charles party Tuesday evening at the hiUl the peace charge in .falrflaM JoB. Temperatures Moderat­ PKANNA Ftrai . proven reliable John C RelUy Tuesday night at Tbe reviaed gross grsnd list of Benjamin and Mrs. Joseph Locke. CAN A nei^TH I ffNHT Mediator Hopes All reral days ago. Attorney 25 Otfaer Guests and accommodates 130 gucats. s i« . M .T tf la forecasting eeo- aftomoon. ooeupiad by Mr. and in North Coventry follow; Wom­ .The roan, who identified htnSiW J. O’CWmor, chairman of Among its >guests in ysafa p ^ DURBIN PewHi. 'tor Bow. the Board of Education meeting taxable property .of the Town of Thev will present a slate of olB- en’s 1st,'Mrs. Grace Skllton; 2nd. al Alfred ^tb. SO^O Wal­ Sanharinm Staff of ing in Gull and Greatl I nbmle condltionB or M ala Mrs. Harbart C. Baratow. Mr. Coventry is $4,208,935. The re­ cera’ at the March 1 meeting, for Arab States Will tbd^ Muidteater March of have .been Supremd Court Juaube a tro e t Baratew, who waa formerly trap- will r^ ire IS cUaarooina. The Mrs. Mildred Judatz; 3rd, Mrs. lace avenue, the BromC New York, Dim4a that ended Saturday, vised net grand list 1s $8,837,201. jkcceptance prior to the ahniial 40 Flee Into Cold Franx Murphy, notables of the Plains States Today] O^UUEN Whan bualneas at tba eafo- ■booting toamidon of tbe state, school- building now being Winfield .'. Andrews; men’s 1st. was arrested in the FairfleM Join Rhodes Parleys ;fouad it neoeaaary to warn the sports world, and dignitaries from The exemptions remain the same, banquet in April. branch of the Bridgeport City .terlaa falls off, a aaU to tba lost all bis trophies. erected at Croea street wUl have according to the Board of'Asses­ The Board of Selectmen has of­ Christian Welgold; 2nd, Robert owners of different establish­ a number of flelda. TAYLOR tltere waa no one in the houae Christensen; 3rd, John Haloburdo; Trii.st company, where poli(te aaid ments displaying the dlmea M t Cleiaena, Mich.. Feb. 3—(4^ By The Aassdated Press mg to a npott aiade by P osta^ various merdianta . uausily 14 cUasrooma. Tht board votod sors, which has completed its ficially appointed Dr. Edwin H. lOwdu. Ikb. $ — (« — wim H. Olln Oraat thia awralag. shows a shnllar drop. A rooaat at tba Uma as Mra. Baratow had to retain the OenUr echrol at Baaden of Wlllimantic as health specials, Mrs. John M. Westland he bag opened an aceoupt with / containers. It aeema* that a —A OsthqUe priest died in. a fire Temperatures continued below j _ work. Total exemptions sre XmwU-Egyptian talln tUU snsgtsd H S S tMa rapreaenU an iacreaae of I reading of the oA. (cafOtaHa entwod Hartford bosplta) in the School stroot for additional c lw and Ed Skilton. two worthless cheeks. couple of Main atreet busiaep in bis quartera at exclusive 8 t normal over virtiully all of the PLUS: •84X8. SotasartoV* $871,734. officer for the Town of Coventry. ov«r the boundary quMtlon, a Joseph sanitarium early today Removing Snow • •4,008.» ovar tba January Sgura barometer) toowed a decreaae rooms. No grades were specified hooasa found that thatr eoa- country today but they were mod­ ”*Tbe*lre waa discovered by The summary of the new list Vnitad Natlona spokesman Indi­ talners had been stolen. while berole auraea tried vainly to tol- isa of $1S^.1S. in aalea for the ead of January. to be taught at this latter school shows 1,530 dwelling houses as­ erating in the gulf and great | Oommantlng on this, Mr. O r ^ lineman worMng on a transform­ but indications pointed to upper cated today tba Palestine madlator Since the end of the drive, save Win. Along ^ n t e r St. er in that vldnlty. *wbo hailed a sessed for $1,931,200: 1.300 bsrns. The fire, breaking out at 1:30 a. plains states. ■tated that this flgura la tbe| grades tbere ss such puplU would sheds snd garages at $319,560; bopaa to have all of laraeVs onmny members of the polio commlt- largest that haa been readied alnoe iMMinc motorlat Tba Utter azk- be better‘M ueted to exlsUng con­ tea have been viaVUng the vari­ m., sent 2S other guaata and the ■iiirosiias « There was more below aeroj •d Mn. Horace McKnight to call 4,206 house and building lota at Arab atatas repraaented at Rhodea aanltarlum staff of 40 fleeing Into Snow removal equipment of tbe ■May. IMS. UnuauaRy lM *o tolp-1 ditions. The rorollment of the $547,620; 96 buildings used for ous public places to collect the weather la the Dakotas, Montana, menta by the Tober.BaeSall Com- tba Ste department. When the 454 pupils, acoordUg to Mr. BsU- armistice talks within a week. containers dud turn them over frseaing temperatursa outside. town was busy this morning clean­ RAY'S Mancheuier firemen a^vad the Uterlor was a business, stc., at .168,200; 7 mills 'W All the fire equipment of thia Minnesota, and Wisconsin today, Deny aad ladepaadent C9oak Oora*, 1 /1 figures, in grades, follows: and manufacturing at $16,000; Thus far only Trana-Jordan baa to Trsaaursr Oeorge Frost to ing away tbe anow thtt had been Mmy bad a direct bearing on this maaa of ffamas. Water waa pump­ Grade 1, 92 pupils, 3 rooms rs- havo tho monay oountad. little city, world-famous for its but readings were not as low as I RESTAURANT Date Book ed from the pond tod three lines 21.382e appoint­ 1.231 cattle, etc., valued at $53,- he aaid Syria has not replied one focated. The snow .has now been removed Some warmlhg was rimoi’ted IB I Film at St. IHary S American . lub. fromg g-^jggg 10 A V to w 12 years. The — loaa------was------TELBraONC S1U ed. The tow n now has 14 teach­ 715; sheep, goats and poultry at m way or the other. ’There, were no reports of injur­ from the Center to Church street, southern states but there ws ______^ ' I SmMay,BMdav. Fsb. Pbh. S I DsrtUUypsrtisUy covered )>y Insurance, but ers, with the possible reeigning of / , 1 V *sto The InviUUon was issued by Dr. ies. All available police aad fire­ and will also be removed from many sections reporting eubr I Try Oor Hoaie Um occupants lost everything but $13,155; 1 carriage at $100; fur- “<)• TkA Uvel At Center And Bread” contracts of 10 or 11 of these. nlture, libraries, radio and musical I ■J Ralph Bunche, the mediator, on Two Civilian men had gone to the acene in fear along East Center atreet Re­ freesing temperatures. Southern Mads Soap tbe' dothee they were wearing. ContracU'are to be iseued in of a possible catoatropbe, but the Florida oontinued having mild Nothing remains but the fleldstone instruments, $3,600; farm Imple-j C c M f h Jan. SO. and asked the >Arab states moval operatlona have been car­ Tnssday,. F ebm ary S March for the 1949-90 school year. to be represented at Rhodes v.’ithin fire was under control within laaa weather with a high of TT at | " Mary's Pariah House Sunday at 4 walls. 'The cause of the fire has ments and mechanics’ tools, $500: lEAOY-Tq'-SiRVi OISSEST-OF-THE-MONTH ried on since tbe last storm, and Opsn mseting, Hollistsr P.T.A. The members of the board also goods of manufacturers, merchants 10 days. Other Arab states who re­ FUersKiUed than an hour’s time. the town streets ate now open for Miami yeaterday. . Full Course Dianers p, m. under the auspices of the not yst been determined. .. voted to inform the Nathan Hale S' Firs Chiof Clayton E. Dubay There were a few wet spots. I Graduate Club. Any of the peo-| Saul M. Silveratein will speak on and traders, $87,460; cables, '.■S ceived the bid were Saudi Arabia. clear driving. Community Center of lU intention pipes, poles, wires, etc., $82,6.50; Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen. The aaid the hlaae was apparently due Rain fell in Texas and Oklahoma, pie of St. Mery’s or the general “Manchester's New Schools.” to vacate the two claaarooma in The ice cream treat o f tbe year! Sealtest eastern Kansas had a freesing public who may be intereated In fisheries and fishing apparatus,, Israeli Uika with the EgypUans Little Plane Oashes to Father Barry's “carelees smok­ Sues Owners of Dog Wednesday, Fsbrnavy S Cost $2,500 Here the basement of that building as Ice Cream piled o p fudge-covered cake i t / ing.” The priest's bed in bis first drixale and light snow fell in east­ Qumllty L cfal BsTcrstss this film will be welcomed. There | Military Whist. Sad Obngrega* $200. All taxable items not pre-j have been going on here for 22 •(Mm aa able to piece the children viously mentioned were assessed days. Into Farm House Dur­ floor room was destroyed. ern Minnesota and northern Wls-1 la no admission chaige, but * -vol­ tlonal Woman's League, 8 p. m. in the new school. (Jrades 2 and covered with chocolate and decorated with B ridgeport Feb. 3— (4^—Mrs. oonsin. untary offering to pay tha cost of at $2,775. i V ' NOW AVAILABLE Oividlag Lise Chief Saag ' Two nurses, Mrs. Marguerite Marion Shaw Pye, a Greenwich Alao eetbeck party of Manchea- For Snow Removal 3 are now being housed in these ing Mercy Mission Hop Curiett end Mrs. Priscilla May- There'also was aome snow in I the Him rental. ___ ter Grange, 7:49 p. m.. Odd Fel- rooms. The by-laws of the Board The 'Cubs basketball team will whipped cream. N o fuss! N o bother! Just / a . , The chief snag in the discussions kennel operator, haa appeared in western Nevada, southern Idaho ” T1m Last Days of PompaU” la play at the State Armory in Wll- referred by Ralph J. Bunche, act­ hew, told of forcing their way in­ Superior court to testify in a $15,- Iowa hall. A large downward revision from of Education will bo discussed at lift Ic e C ream E cla irs fro m c a rto n an d s e r v e ./ to Father Barry’s smoke-filled and Oregon, while light rains fell] the story of a man’s riow climb the next meeting for publlcstlon to limantlc, tonight (Thursday! at A UMTTED SUPPLY OF BRAND NEW ing United Natlona mediator, cou- Omaha, Feb. 3—(T) — A mercy 00 damage suit brought against upward to better things. Tba hls- Ttaraday, Febrnasy IS the $9,000 snow removal estimate quarters. in northern California. "Pride and Prejudice." Sock and town residents ss soon after that 7 o’clock. Their opponents will be tinues to be a dividing line in the mission in Nebraska’s blizzard area the owners of a great Dane. She «. torical aatting la tha ancient cl^ as a result of the last storm ,wss a like team from that city. Negeb desert area In southern One covered her head with blan­ claims tbe dog, owned by Edwin Butoln pUy, High achool hall, aa pouible. ts, coat the lives of two civilian^ air­ of PompeiL Its deatruction by announced today by Town Elngi- Mrs. Louis M. Phillips of Main Palestine. ket and the other with a robe. L. and Julia Singleton, of Green­ F 4 J ^ * S 8:0(> p. m. neer James Sheekey who said Board members voted to go on S o x men late yeaterday. Pulls la Opposite DirectloB earthquake, fire and molten lava record ss desiring to name the new street underwent an operation at o a M Portable The Jews* new holding part of wich. knocked her down and caua- FOR is a moat terrtSe cMmax. Pontius Friday. FebMary ll that bs does not think anywhere the Negfeb the Unltrd Nstiona put While dropping materials to be But when they tried to open tbe 4 acliool the George Heratvey Robert- the Windham Community Memo­ ed her to receive a fractured el­ Piute's anMtkms after the trial Second performance, “Pride and near that aum will have to be rial hospital Wednesday morning. aside for Egypt in the partition used for distress signals, their lit­ bathroom door, they said. Father bow. The accident happened, she enL He aaid that probably $2,- ■on EchooL Upon checking with 60< Barry, apparently panic-stricken, of Christ are brought out in a Prejudice,” 8:19 p. m. the chairman of the new achool plan, turned down yeaterday a tle plane struck a telephone wire said, when Mrs. Singleton called at w-0 will cover the coat of the Arthur Coutu of Wall street was ICE CREAA/I aqd crashed into a farm bouse. pulled in the opposite direction.* Delicious most unusual scans. This por­ Alao MlUUry Whist of HoUiatsr building committee, Arthur J. Electric Sewing Machines proposed compromise offered by the kennel to take the dog away trayal by BaaU Rathbono U su- P, T. A. Ways and Means com- plowing and sanding that haa had also admitted as a patient at the t Bimehe. They said it would mean The dead were John Huff, 32, a Aa the smoke thickened and the Aug. 17, 1049. Vlntonr your correspondent finds same hospital on Tuesday. GENERAL ICE CREAM CORF. GET THE BEST-OET SEAtTEST fur buyer, and William O’Brien, 43, heat grew ”so intense we couldn’t m ittee. to be done In the past Week. that on September 10. 1648, the giving up some territory. The Food Way of tha Cross U beauU- Also seml-fonnal Valentine If tbe heavy storms hold off ss The Well-Child Conference com­ /• tf'* Settiuss Varirty ThtMre, Thj/rui4tyf, 9:30 P. Ai., .NBC Egyptians have not yet made their an insurance man. fqlly woven into tha story. The committee voted to name the new mittee of the Young Mothers Club Had Deserted Regular Jobe Dance of Frank J. Mansfield De­ they have, town officials believe school the Nathan Hale Memorial PRICED AS LOW $8 9 - 5 0 f^ ly on the Bunche plan. Graduate dub la hopeful that tachment, Marine Cbrps League, that this year may show one of, will assist at the scheduled con­ Like many others flying mercy many who hava previoualy achooL Thia latter name waa se­ SmaU Ray of Hope missions from sunup to aimdown, Inc., at Rainbow, Belton. the amallest snow removal costs As the talks dawdled on, how­ “The Last Days of Pompeii” will in history. To date it Is esUmated Immediate Delivery While They Last they had deserted their regular want to return to aee thU special Saturday, Febrnary 12 ever, a small ray of hope was seen Jobs while they flew rescue and that $10,000 would amply cover in the statement by a reliable Miowliig at St. Mary's Sunday Ladles' Nlto^. South Manches­ search missions. ter Fire department. Itallan- the bill, and thia compares with aourea in Haifa that the two na­ Tils TMMt^8U-l*T. ADRIAN afternoon. up to $40,000 drain on tba treas Their deaths brought to three BUD Anwrican club. tlona—which put up their arms the number of persons killed in res­ ury In past years for this account before the discussions began— — NOW FLAV1MO Alao "Heart Hop” of SL Brid­ cue and relief efforts. Earlier, a ' Entertains get’s C. T. O. in SL James' hair. slona. may agree on armistice terms to­ railroad worker died in a snowplow Coasting, Skiing day. accident. 3 i k Keith’s Mid-Winter Sale Feature! Singer Sewing Madune G>. This Informant said Israel is Twenty-two persona have died in * Boy Scout Houae-to-Houae col­ ready to concede aome points to Nebraska since January 3 from Excellent in Town lection of pledges. • ReckleBB Driving ligypt so that general armistice cases directly or Indirectly due to Wednesday, Febrnary 18 BIAIN'STREET PHONE 8888 talks can be atarted, taking in tbs the weather. Round The Comer Recent winter weather has been World Peace panel diacilaslon, Charge by Police othsr Arab states involved in the Battle Showiag Resnlta HoIUater auditorium. lighting against laraeL eanduehre ta ekiing aad coasting, CHOICE Meanwhile, the Fifth Army’s •'At The Center and many children and adults are Frida/, Febrnary IS OUR The Israelis previously indicat­ battle to free the men and animals FLUSt •Song Of My Heart” • V.- - Arrested last night on s charge taidng advantage of the fine hlUa Valentine dance, (^ty View of reckless driving. WUllsm F. ed they were willing to make some in snow-locked areas of tho Mis­ Dance HaU, P. T. dub Keeney concessions, but they balked on • Down Pescock Alley at Memorial Field to pursue both Johnson, 39, of Lake street, Ver- souri basin began to ahow impres­ flw rts. street school. the bound^ line, saying it must sive results. juma- mum cMcremaas Bon, win be presented in Sstur- recognize Israeli gains in the In tbe past, ths town closed one Febrnary IS to 2S d s/s aeasioa of the Town Court. No Money Down In 24 hours, rsported MaJ. Oen. «r two streets to traffle and al- Auto registration kt Stats Ar­ fighting at year-end. Lewis A. Pick, commander of Op­ The local contractor and develop­ " lowed the toildren to slide there. m ory here. er waa arrested by Patrolman Ed­ FOR SA LE Uark F. Ethridge, Jr., United eration Snowbound, 1,636 snow­ This has not been done recently, $1.00 Weekly States member of ^ e U.N. Pales­ bound persons in South Dakota Satnrday, Febrnary 28 ward Winaler. and Memorial Field provldee an Britlsh-American Club's Ladies’ According to police, Johnson u t . n e b o p l a c e — tine Conciliation commission, and Nebraska had been' liberated. excellent opportunity for tbe peo- I tenement flat 4 and 5. Furnace heat. In good con* talked to Bunche for half an hour General Pick said 684 buUdosers 45 Eaat Center St. N ight. was arrested after driving at a pls to enjoy tttelr vrtater sporU high rate of speed on Main atreeL yeaterday, stopping on his way to had been thrown into the drift- conditions. Ladtsff Night of Manchester on, 2 car garage, extra large lot. Price redveed Jfrusalcm to Join other members Plenty of- Psekiag Fire Department janick aak. busting battle in Wyoming, South CAVEY’S the commlasion. Dakota and Nebraska. . c o m p a n y o f 115 OenvIeCed M es Friday and Satnrday, Feb. 29-28 B The state of Nebraska, which “Room Servlco,” S-act play by ASH STREET— had appropriated $500,000 for bliz- •w. CSiSWt Oe O M BsM New Haven, Feb. 3.—(P>—Ml- Community Players and Rotary Shop$ 7 room house. Oil heat, 2 ear garage, large lot. Rea­ sard relief work, sent a plea to w ja iM n m m S Bsis. Sljn |OR EUGHTFUL diael Cinque, 88. reoenUy een- C3ub, H ollister stooot. General Pick to assume responsi­ njSl asL Bsl, :M>i One. • M teaced to from seven to 80 years Smday, Febrnary 27 1 sonably priced for quick sale.______' TONIGHT INE andCamr” bility for state-assigned equip­ In the state prlacm. died at New Pre-Lenten union service at 7:30 (Painful Backaeba ment by midnight last night when tS a M . O bA Taa>. TA S «n . Friday and Satnrday ANCING OODS -D Haven hospital yesUrday. dnque p. m. South church hy Manchester WWa StoeHwMllMBWfMetk* g ro lu A AUTUMN iSTREET- the Nsbraaka appropriation wiuld was found guUty by a Superior Council of Churches. Biiliini-, awttw to i — 1a Is reur Um 4. It have been exhausted. LIVE MAINE court Jury of ptoUcipatlng in a ismawsaastowMukaahs.rtHiiiBatUpalM, 6 room single, 3 down—3 up, oil heat, Shortly before midnight. Fifth Satnrday, March 18 Iw arias, haa o f s tp aad m m w . sy seemed to be taking over. The Telephone 8-3231 American and British embassies were informed today the garrison would issue future permits tor WOOL foreign ships to tie' up at Nanking. There *s G^oqd Eating Two foreign w.-jehips, an Amer­ ican and an Australian, are here now. Alivays ..y The lighting front was qulst Thers was no official comment on AT THE rsported batUs along the I Tangtxe in the vicinity of Klan- gyln. half way doa-n river toward / Shanghai. PRINCESS A delegation of Nanking educa­ tors flying to Peiping to talk local peae* with the Communists was I: ! said to be waiting at Tsingtao for RESTAURANT Red clearance. MAIN STREET AT PEARL STRE^ A similto group in Shanghai ex­ TONY OBRIGHT 'PHONE 3894 pects to go north when e plane is AND HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA - 30 OAK ST. made available to thme. YOU’LL SEE THESE CED.\R WARDROBES DAILY SPECIAL Do iVol Know SELUNG FOR «67.50 AND HIGHER . KEITH’S Supplies Seised Thaim. Fri,, Sat. Shanghai, Feb. 3—(Pi—Ameri­ 3-Star FEBRUARY SALE SAVES 'YOU «18 WHOK m can ECA 'leadquarters for China i Lobster . • • Cup of Soup or Chowder • SIZES 24“32 said today,they did not know the Specials THIS SPEOAL PURCHASE LASTS. Communists had seized ECA sup-' As Only Chef ?iino Can Cook It plies in Tientsin "because ws | Broiled WhoU • ATTRACTIVE SHADES Own lovely blankeU the easy way! Open Daily 9 to 5:30 haven’t been able to contact Ttent-! *' T ' ■ .-RCA Victor sW ." Served Freni ' Live Lobster • FOR 3 DAYS ONLY! JOIN SAGE-ALLEPTS BLANKET CLUB Model 8R71 A spokesman said there was; ROSEMOUNT RESTAtIRAMT 11 A. M. (o 4 P. M. Eye-opening value! Theae are Jumbo size wardrobes Closed Wednesday at NoMANCHESTER hand in Peiping, the spokesman Served Dally SI* ■ P. M. red cedar or rich walnut finish with cedar lining. Com­ said. Lobster Dinner $2-00 $ 1 .5 6 Monchotfor $1.10 m $2.50 plete with lock and keys. - LADY FENWICK ...... 9 .9 5 Phofogrophort Oemn and Oerma CoBM Up and Try Oor Clams Casino ^ , liivs F . Vicm, Prep Pnaumonla germs leek like Ws spodsHie la Waddings, Banqoets aad Parties of FINE WINES, UQUORS. AND BEER 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL TO Hiwnf stead St atringa of minute, pale eaurogee: nU Un ds. ^CHATHAM’S RAMSEY .. . . 1 0 .9 5 influenaa germs - are blue; and ^ > ^ 3 "-.'-r- t'-ipl XW. S-IM S Bcarlet fever germe reeemble ropea CLOSED MONDAYS

t . ' T • •• • I ■ ; I i kANCHC»TISB BVE)NLr^UMISKALU. M A «L ;n i!»lB K .tX )N N , THUKSDAY, tBBKUAKT 3, 194g £NINC HERALD. MAWHRS rKR. CONN, THURSDAV, FEBRUARY 8. 19« MANCHESTERi . - EV e ? ! which be says he h i ^ T**> .J* ths Town Charter, the Building ment of Public Works, may prop-1 completed by 1960. wlU enable the sriy in tvriUng delegate to It." Asked Watch CoUege of Wuurmacy to increaae H ^ * t X M A C CommittM shall ba, charged with ^ — j 7 . ___ 'inance Sets Up the responslbUity of approving its saroUment from 170 to 400 sta- 7 / t plans and speclllcatlons for any dente. . ’ ■ ' school bulldbig projsct as required Building Fund Opposes 8U Tear Coarse Eagle Lock Buys The droggtsU sMo hesrd Dr. Leaf* ifoar pairMlo ia J ^ c a l Building Committee by Section 1496 of the General bif> veSu NO^ X Jorgensen ssy he opposed a sla .ALWAYS oar eon^|Mletit waliiai Statute! (liav'lilon of ahWl Indiana Concern Jorgeijfsen Seek# Coop­ year course for phsrmsolsts, ^ WBAB A consult with the General Manager elaring thst "four yesrs Is tbs room wimo shopplag. expediting the planning snS con with respect to the approvsl of ' « [Town Charter nd subject to the adopt siich rules and regulation.s improvement. workers" will be employed to man appropriation la provided for In cated at.the Center on •Section 4. The Building Com­ At Tour ServiM 1 terms thereof, there be and is as It may deem appropriate gov­ the new department. the proposed budget which Gover­ Cast Center SL I hereby enacted and adopted the erning the conduct of Its meetings i mittee .shall have such further nor Bowles earlier thla week gave foUowing ordinance provl'llne for and the exercise of its powers. povrers and functions as the Gcn- lied blood cells are made In the to the Legislature. Arthur Dmg Stores a Building COmmltUc for the Town rral Manager, acting in his eapa- He told them that the buUdlng, ■■.Sei lion .1. Subject to th# ap- I ily as Manager of the Depart­ red bone marrow. Of Manchester;' . plicablo provisions of law and of "Section 1. For the purpose o,f .ROBARTS, FlIBS, «6 PRATT ST., HABTFOBRi THE FOR INDUSTRY HRS TRKEH A TERRIFIC BEATING! FHR PRICES HIT BOTTOi. ITS NOT IF YOU OWN

THE 1949 ROBXRT’S, HMTteRD, BOUBHT lOW, SOLD LOW BLl DEPLETED STOCKS WE WEST IDTO THE O ttlK I, MDHOPICKED THE BEST, BOUBHT THEM AT WUOT AK'Ndu; IDERIIIRY s. TO BBIH6 TO COBHECTIOUT THE RHEST AT PRICES YOU HEVER CREAMED YOU WOULD SEE Ilf THIS CREATEST FEBRUARY FUR SALE S w e ifie BE FABSIBHTED-IHVEST M FURS HOW FOB HEW WIITER! PRICES IH FALL WE BEUEYE WlU BE TWO AHD THREE ^ for QUICK STARTING! T ia rs IS HMH AS THEY ARE IH THIS ROBART EVERT! MAKE A 8ILT EOOE IHVESTMEHT M LASTMB SATISFACTIOH! IT W H l BE IMPOSSIBLE for GOOD LOOKS! You ehoold see the smiling faces of those happy MERCURY owners! TOO CAR SAVE UP TO MOO! OH AU UT-A-WAYS. WE W U STORE They’re the proudest-looking people on the road! Proud te own, proud to more boldly distinctive . . . a more massively styled . . . or a Oeeter-loolilng HEXT WIBTEB! THESE FOR COATS ARE FAR BELOW THEIR IRTEHDED 8ELLIMI PRICE! HOW TOO CAR AFFORD TWO COATS...BUT SHOP EARL automobile to^yl And there ISN’T. VALUES RAKGHIS FROM »575, m »375 ABB »275 AT QBE LOW PRICE for RIDING COMFORT! You get much more than “ Looks” in the 1919 Mercury. It’s aH-new .HEARED RACCOONS . . . ALL OVER! You get all-new springing, and all-new ‘Comlort -Aone t 11 ride, all-new easier steering, all-new “ super-safety” brakes, all-new broaden softer sealing . . . increased visibility, loo! No matter bow you look at it . . . it’s easy to handle and so-o-o easy to ride in. UNBELIEVABLE JET BLACK PERSIAN LAMB ,

BBEATH-TAKFNG Natural CHINESE KIDSKINS [i STARTLING DYED INDIAN LAMBT TRADE IN YOUR HUGE SAVINGS ON NORTHERN BACK MUSKRAT PRESENT CAR EXTRAORDINARY NOW FOR THE FINE MINK DYED MARMOT PROVED 1949 UNHEARD OF SO. AMERICAN SPOHED CAT PERSIAN PAW FUR COATS Tte All-Neui 1949 Mercury BROWN or GRAY CARACULS niERtURY

J! THOUGH WE USUALLY Th.M> mre not "Stripped 'No Setter Car In Its Price Class* ra r»" but price* Include: ( I ) CLOSE— For ThiB Special .Vniple rapmeity taotwater DELIVERED PRICES IN MANCHESTER heater; <*) Ventllatlou ay*- Event Robart’s Will Be tern for all-year driving; (S) Uirrctbmal idgnal*: (4) Five 6 Poss. Coupe ...... 2,275.96 tow-pre*iMire balloon tire* In- OPEN for PERFORMANCE! cliMlInK apare (Except Sta­ 6 Pass. 4-Dr. Sport Sedan . .2,307.46 tion Wagon which baa 0-plT Looking for power? You get that too In the all-new 1949 Mercury. , -tandard lire*). White wall Preciaion*hnilt to watchmaker tolerances, this superb new V-8 engine is 6 Pass. Convertible Coupe . .2,727.96 tire* Bti*t. to look at the ignition key to seeMf It’s running. A toe touch—and Its 8 Pass. Station Wo^on . . . .3,017.96 TO 9 P. M. month, deep bam murmurs, “Here’s power galore.” To meet the demand of these sen- national valuea, Robart’o will be (^ n lonlght for the Tu«h to buy these senaational valaen. For best aelectlon—^or beat choice for real bargains—we suggest you SHOP EARLY MORIARH BROTHERS This Sale Tp CdnUnae All Week "ON THE LEVEL AT CENTER AND BROAD" FURRIERS FOR 35 YEARS AT 36 PRATT STREET,^ HARTFORD

. 1 nucT I ri.rs t a i PA U R Sl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES’I’ER. CONN„ THURSDAY, tEBRlJARY 3, 1949 iiANUMivrsib gvm w wiiKAi.^, iuu?k and South Windsor have Robert Shlppee «jf Pioneer Trailer road, a sophomore at Trinity Col­ gld net knuw what M a j^ ^ j Partisan Row s day, also providsd tor ^ a p M ^ To Cui Service Br third mass meeting Of trailer Final AppMtfiiiM I .Own arranged a schedule so that each camp, met at the Town Hall Tues­ lege, is at St. Francis hospital for wax r>t>U to ha,” T o to le^Bad. ment of x. director of medlatloE, Boy Scout Plans Ellington, day evening and completed plans home owners will be held at Bast i Dotinw then ropaated; Chief among toe cbingea to Adarittod yaatarday: Mlaa Bhlw team will pl8y two games with I treatment. . m In Asseikibly v 'o f Delinquents for tho presentation o f a petition Hartford Town Hall at 7:30 •I aay It wax the purpoaa o< the present beneSU proposSd h f the Interests Will ley Wllsen. U Matbsr alfoat; Mra. each of tho other schools during ' o'clock. $10 .0 0 and $ 1 2 .r Por Drive Outlined The next meeting of the Ellln- to Governor Bowles,, today. The The "pennyweight" originally lettax to allay faar an over the administration In ths workmen’s RUhy Van tynkal. H »Mrt|i Mata ______j tho sessoii. J-** •’ * j . . petition, signed -by 400 to 500 The Board of Tax Review which I ] ^ ^ L a w united Btatee that the right to ton Woman’s Club will be held in The town-owned Manchester ; In Mtoch a ^ rn a m ro t WII ^ was the weight of the EngUsh AFtbuF Drug Sturea O ver Budget oompansatlon hto was ths maxi­ strort; Lorstta Btttoncll. TSMMdla j trailer home owners. Is seeking met Tuesday will meet again Feb. obtain an Injunction wax to he mum beneflto to be increased from Decide Course Five Othen^ Xosopb R. Honaban, ways and tho HslI" Menwrtal Ubrary on 12 and Feb. 19, from 9 a. m. to ' penny. TuiBpdw. ymat; Mrs. Theresa La> Wnter department will discontinue iy**Broa?*Brook as. last ! restoration of rent control and ^ i' S t o n e d ny Congreae.” 888 to 88« a week, and that woric- nea^ans chalnnan, has announced Wednesday, February 16 at, 8 p. tCshtiaoad rrsw rage uno) era toUUy disabled be paid bene- To S«fe^ "Wm aervlce to six residents tomorrow ' vrinper. Gott^em of AFL ^ f l i a e Town waa being quM- (CoattaEad Iwss fEga Om ) M Rrotooroll attest; Arthur :heso plans for the “ Ucossgo to m. Curtis G. Keyes, -'Will be the tloned, CIO repreeenUUvee Sts tor Ufa inatexd of ten years. Parnr, IM Porter street; Mra. BoaibetB CollM o A lob Iiecauso of non-payment of water ^ than 8700 h w been re- ' • $ Gettiiii Approv ed to give formal endorxement of over, said Housa, those huUdtngs The primary MU was similar to Usneheator’’ canvass, which locsl guest speaker, and Is Assistant ceived In the March of Dimes S ' o r — should be lest tlueagli such .aR to' Ituto Xecaaa, M Btreh atreet; Mra. Hrofeaaor of Floriculture at the bllls. This will mark the first the admlnletratlon'a meaaure. could be ueed as homta for ageq many respects to one aponsoi^ Helan Frohop, Rochvnia, Boy ScouU will carry out on 8un- time such action has been Uken. campaign and the returns'aro rtlll and Ehronlcally 111 wrho can care Univerotty of Connecticut and hla «1 Without Chmif©i Arthur Goldberg, CIO general by HepubUcana recently. It (In Moscow. Pravda dtSMtChm r yeaterdayt Mra. wBos/' 1F0T6B SIflR > BafiUQ Isy, Feb. 8, to their finance gcveral other people who were irfdbmplete. Kenneth Quinn, ttta ^ fot themselvee. vided a method for dies subject wlU be “Care, of House- counael, gave re^rtera a copy o* from Oslo said trads uakas to ______mdt 48T Mrtn atiert; and Bro otoero panabutod ,to Irlve., ..... notified last week that their water man of the drive, nays the achodls • • ff f t t t , >!»., Feb. 8—(FI—From a xtatement saying It appears Aa to the governor’s budget, froups within x party to ckxl- ■afato^wiiqn two B48 ijiaBbaw Team leaders will meet at the Plants." J are to be complimented for their Guess which 4-letter word means. Norway had Joined to sx to^ ve Mrs. Charlotta Christensen. South Mra. John C. Miller to hostess of aervlce would be shut off have that the bin olferx the only prm- Hotue setd that T t may be eouad enge nominees nsmsd by a eon- Ototoitty; Bronislaw. P le a ^ M e o U M aloft about flvo mtloa PoUce'Button at one o’clock for paid their bills and this morninK enthusloaUc cooperation. Wapplng ,yory IMlcitlon A FL Wtdere ttm\ or It may not be.” He hlmaeU, ventlon by petlUotilng for a pri­ protests against Kolway Mtotog this meeting assisted by Mtoa Nel­ r ticablo method of obtaining part ta tha Attontts slUanew VblOR Btreh atrert; Mrs. FhyUia Btoliaan, amitoo ^ of SbTOfwrt. In stru ct!^ and literature. Thoee the number of delinquents waa school collected ' $139.48; Union jmf h*v* a bet*»ii» p»ck*8e *" apeedy Taft-HarOey repeU Md he asserted, needed more time to mary. / Om plaaa ex|^o*d.;Tlto eU w to whom areaa have not been def­ lie McKnlght, Mtoa Ruth Wood, grammar school $102.04; Pleasant msettogs ta ‘ Stavsnfsr,-* LUls^ 88 B ig«^ street. Mrs. Otto Preusse, Mtoa Ruth down to six. Ju admiBtitraUoa’t propoied new re-enactment of the xubsUn^ve study. , ...... WenM Batognasg Ntaers Strom and Proagfunn, Frnvda said, Diadianed today: Waited pluakoa to too ground, TIm oel- initely aaalgned, might bring their Valley school $21.02 an;l Ellsworth provlxlonx of the Wagner act. House u id he had heard the Several provlstona Intended Mr Islon oocurred about 8 :M p. ga. teams along. But the boys are to Cheater, Mrs. Fred Memraeller, High school 865.67, making a, •bor Uw. “ demanded an and to a Mrsign r, tn Bast Oeator s t^ : M* Mrs.4Jsmea Eastwood and Mrs. Goldhirg said, however, that governor’s budget called the “new provide greater safeguerds for policy wMeh. drags Noeway toto Id Kellar. Anddver; Mra. M iar (0. a, t ) yesUrdiW. remstn safely to cars, while the tal of 8818.11 donated by the »^ r v X m M Prt«t*»y look” bu ^et aad suggested that S Earl Parker. ' Jielr mate ooftoem now ie t e t ^ the ‘CIO would make ‘‘aome mn minors employed In agriculture, x aa imperlalUt war Meei” . Xxipacchiao and dsMghts^ iM Barksdale A ir Vbreo baao rtn- lesdere alone receive their assign- W a p p in ^ schools. and this..? stnictlve auggestlons to clxnfy waa because 'it hides so much.” of many Mttsr controversies etols.idontlAed.tlM dead as: The following meeting will be The Union grammar school will both this... ' t^pimred.lA Oongttat without ParttMmsRt dsfeatsd h r • FMAt Clinton strort; Mrs. Joaartta Soto- menu. . . the open meeting which will bo certain provisions. Senator Tbomaa H. MaeWhinney to other legluaUve eeaskma. were majority.a Communist ptepmal, Ux, 88 Ardmon road; Mm Anna Gaorgo Bi Johasoa, 88, About forty tesme are expected. open Its haskctball team today '.ao many ehanfea. ■ (R., Esaex) questioned whether held to the Town Hall on Wednes­ lieEbMW oc the A FL EaecuUve contained to to# advaaesd after iM g s spohs, that Peralli. 8 Walnut j d i ^ : Mra. MlnnoMwAA Mltto., a ^ <3»pt The boys wlU deliver literature Tonight at 8 the women’s auxil­ plajdng with Warehouse Point at Republicans had been. wrong day, March 16 at 8 p. m. • iary of Abo Miller Post will hold mubcH, In annual mi

M ' - ■' ' MAMCHERTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, FEBRUARr 3, 1 9 « because they’ve been padlocked to give “ good” deacrtptlona o f hla by court order, after charge* of ■aaallgnta. And ha added that d ^ Fine Progress Reported ‘Spot Check’ “ irregularity” were made by the jiwt at tbs monent h^ is coming Two Men Held tactivea who arreytad Maastall former state Board of Election refugees of various faiths from If They Are Serloo* out with an answer which aMma Jury Frees *aarty .this morning had bean Still Disputed Canvas.sor*. Chester Bowles, the rliestrr Eiastem Europsan countries, elim­ (jonnecticut to have pcMwibilitlea of soundncaa "workuig on descriptions.” By New Local Industry Democratic candidate, wa.s elect­ Let’s tskc tWs business o f * inating Um requirement that a and moderation- . MANCHESTER'S For Shooting Both coroner Jamal J. Corrigan ed governor by '2,200 votes, the Stslln*Trumsn meeting seriously certain percentstge of those admit­ The Governor should he eter- Lois Hardy and AaaisUnt 8ta4hMt*r. Conn.. own wishful thinking version of a ! tion. and plaatlca. lines over the question of whether will be free for a municipal elec- , K t ib c n a l viHAHCt assuming the two psrties really people who need help most. .policy for their Republican opposl-1 Coanectlcut, ge easy on that, ss Open Wednesday an ex-convlct. In i^e brutal shoot­ ! that alnce lU beginning, th* com­ 2nd H*w • n a n THIATRI tUllDINO Beeond Ct»»» U.tl __ Ones condemned to dia for a Masslell who waa locked up Beginning operations In n bam, pany has not had to report an ac- there shall bo a ’’spot cheek" of tlon to be held shortly. have any desire to meet each oth­ tlon to follow, they could not have i long as the Republicans adhere 7S3 MAIN i n i n . MANCHUTU, CONN. There were some members of “aax-Iura” murdar, Lola Hunt ing here yeaterdap o f Samuel 8. after being questioned briefly re­ tba organlaaU&i has been expand­ ! cldent o f any nature to employes. the returns In the November elec­ The request will be argued be­ nsaCRIPTIUN RATE** dreamed of doing a better job for i le their own present patlcy, “nag 8M 3430 • David Hevay, TIS MANagsr flU.W er, each is sparring for psychologi­ the 80th Congress—Senator Ray­ Kahan, fift-year-old jeweler. portedly denied knowing either ing since Its beginning tn Aiiguat He presumes that his employes tions. fore the Superior court here on UM Tair by Mill ...... Ihemaelvex than has been done. and reelect." Hardy la frea today. That, aha Capt. of Detectlvea Raymond J. 4 IMH •( SIM mil UO.U wkn r<«Ntlr <• <1 iMKtlilr CMuntln Imlilnwh •( tH.U Mck. Six month* by Mkll ...... t siw cal advantage. Tommasl or Kahan. . of 1848. The company is operated have probably eataMlahed a New The committee waa created to Friday. ..( I.di' mond E. Baldwin of Connecticut said, provea the power of prayer. Imm m I< t« mWwii *1 *11 niiMidiiii Imi Ona month by Mali ...... and is stTl be'ng done by the Kagan described one of^them aa by Peter J. Ounaa, hla wifa ! England record In eafetj* meea- draft legislation which would pro­ ..» .U* President Truman says, once was conspicuously one—who did mentality which la still dominant railpo Tommaal. 88, who, 4fe add­ SinsI* Ooby ...... 1 . « A jury acquitted the slight, 88- Vera M „ and hia brother. Louts A. I urcs, cemsidering the amount of vide a pattern for action In possi­ wxekly. by Carritr ...... more, that he will see Stalin only in Republican state leaderahip. ed, had served 21 years Ih the Ounaa, all o f 62 Prospect etrect. y ihit dtimred. On* T**r . |i :m)i> their best to make the Displaced ('oluiiibiaii Squires ycar-old former waitraaa from Plans Completed ; work processed each week. ble close elections In the future. w*m of Ml**.. r«w«'fw . lU.UU in Washington. I f he has any Persona A ct a real humanitarian ’The theory behind the Republi­ New London, Conn„ yesterday in Wethersfield SUte prison for The papers Indicate a total- of five One new wing has been com­ 'ITie Republican members of the can strategy which—except for armed robbery. hundred ahaaea of common stock, open mind about a meeting, he measure. The verdict of the Com- her aecond murder trial. pleted to the rear of the main committee w an t. the spot check ^ Sack and Buskitu H . S. Dramatic Club J MEUUEII o f one touch, the spcch of the party See Sports Movies “ Pealtlvely Ideatlfied” each with a par value o f »100, will made to provide them with Infor­ Special V TUB ASS»k‘1 ATKII 1’Kli.ab cannot be serious about that. He "1 prayed every night,” ahe aald. For Ladies’ Night building, and it now houses one mission administering the act is > leader in the State Senate—ha.s answers Tommaal waa booked on a tcch-' be iaaued, for a total capitallu- mation which, they say, would ■i Th* A**o*l*’»*r . , I Furthcmvoro. he hinwelf doesn’t been this: Governor Bowles is a I ing of Brown-LaOace-Stsum dr- ticing James W. IfcLaIn o f Ban "positively Identified him" aa one and treaaurer of the ^company. building that will be one atory They can’t get at the machines ^ n d *1*0 the l.s*i new* (.ui.l'»t» on the part o f the Congreasional Of two gunmen who ahot him after ter Fire Department met iast night FE LT BASE i complete nincompoop, who i.* clo, Columbian Squires, a t Its Ferando. Calif , into a mountain Loula A. Qunas the vice-preddent. high with a basement. ? All ri«hu of rrpii*)i’<-*i'"n I m*' * really want Stalin to come, to he had'been knocked down by a at N o.'I company on Pine street sinaMIrb** n*r«;.i are »l*o reeerird lusjority. A new attempt to ob- : quite incapable o f blueprinting and ' meeting at the. Knights of Colum thiekst July 80. 1847, on a promiae BARRETT and Vera M. Ounaa the secretary. Employs 22 Pergons I PRIDEs.dPREJiUDICE Washington. Playing host to SU- tain a better act, which will real­ Implementing his own policie.*, bus Home last night. The presen- blow from a revolver wielded by to make final preparations for the The incorporation papers %4ere ap­ ,.l .S-. E. A. Serv- o f aexual relatlona. annual Ladles Night that will be At present 22 person* are em­ J Thrce-.\ct Comedy By Jane Austen sS»H el—m lin is a risk too great, considering ly admit our share of Europe’s who doesn’t know that night fol­ ■ tation was made through the cour­ ^ the other. proved January 31 in the offim of 6 9 c Sq. Y d . Sbot*and KUIed by Husband PLUMBING SUPPLY CO, The detective captain Identified held Saturday, Feb. 12, at w e ployed by the company, but the Plan Your the inflamed and sometimes hys­ lows day, or that details must fol­ tesy of Mnnetirster Motor Sales. tha state eecreUry. (2 Vds. Wide) KuMKbers l;,pr,-.—MUti»e» Tli* homeless, rather than keep them low a general proposal, or that the ' The projector was operated by She turned UcLaln'ahead awny 599 MAIN STREET the aecond man as Joseph Maa- Italian AmeriCiw Club on Eldridge Speaking on behalf of the com­ figure has reached 30 at times. Ul.ii* M*lhe»» terical quality of aentlment in this out, should be made. provision of money must follow i Charles Hurlburt. general manager while her husband. Joaeph Hardy, aieli, 22, o f thia city and said he street. \ pany this morning, Peter Ounas Upon completion of the new exten­ House Painting .All first class linoleum made IVtro't *11*1 R*'*l**n- sion, Mr. Owias hopes that de­ \ HIGH SCHOOL HALL •-«*<•• country, for this coimtry to take. evervthlng. I of the Manchester Motor Sale*. shot and killed him, the proeecu- had been arrested early this morn­ Robert Rlply No. 1 company stated that the principal manufac­ by lending linoleum manufac- Is general chairman of the com­ mand for his products will necessi­ vEunEH Af.liT bureau UK So, if Mr. Truman has any aerioua T h « bnsle error la this as­ Arrangements for the program tlon contended. The Hardya wete WILL BE ing, questioned briefly and booked tured product at the present time Now! faeltiren.. bn a technical charge of Idleness, mittee. The Ben Airery orchestra tate his adding to hla presenr THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, B;00 l». M. -C lint i-ATioNt.'. ■ intenUon of ever being willing to sumption that Oo%-emor Bowles ' were made by Francis McDonnell, arrested in McLnln'a car aevernl Is a ^uare tumbling barrel de­ Also enamel Imitation tile More Help Hired and his experts don't know what chairman of the Athletic commlt- qrtth bonds set at 8-15,000. has been engageo to provide a veloped after two years experi­ staff. Time Payments Arranged The H«r*la Pnntins 0>lllP»ny, In*-. days later. wall covering. meet Stalin, he must be privately they are going to do next. ’The ' tee. ■ Name on Danger List musical Interlude during the din­ mental work. His product is now Mr. Gunaa further stated that 10 % Down ir» no S'»*'i*''*l r*"P'*i'i«'btl'ly in' The state Supreme court ordered CLOSED SATURDAY ner and for dancing afterward. The ISe Running FI. j J FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 8: IS P. M. S^ebir*! «rr..ri* *pn|2r«iS ready to agree, some day, to some tm th probably Is, and It will An addedauaeo featurelesiurr ofoi theinr meet- 1 __ ^ , . . . ’- Meanwhile a spokesman at NeW used by aeversJ leading manufac­ preliminary training programs Balance Monthly To Handle Claims FEBRUARY 5 committee also reported that sev­ have been established with new jrf**<"*»l» »'"> " I " '' '"‘■•te'. other meeting place. probably be bom out by exp«-ri- ^ a v e n hospital, where Kahan Is turer* throughout the east. Other Tickel.s 60c— Reserved Seals S.'tc (Tax Incl.) Th.. U,iKii.!*t*r Evcnin* ll*r«lil. under treatment for two bullet eral acts of entertainment have induBtrial products that are being employes, thus enabling them to On the other hand. Prime Min­ enee, that they know what they ; bJ^rTng” the*in"'ignia"o'f thc^Collim" ^ Will. Dif'kHon and Son PerMoiializi’fl Flt»or» Hartford, P'eb. 3— — Execu­ are going to do next lietter than wounda In the chest and three in been engaged for the party. manufactured by the company In­ familiarize themselves with their , ^ From Socli and Ru.skin or .Miss Mary Mc.\dams ister Stalin, with an equal lack of Painting Cnntrartnrs Thursday, Fcbi-uary S tive Director Howard E. Hausman any other crew ever in the exr- ic ic le mlm'^'i to m im l^r‘ "of th^, t^rape her th «t Lors remem- hla left arm, said the cWerly man’s The treasurer of the 8MPD, cludes radio parts, bicycle parts, respective work, with the result New Location At High School realism. proi>oses that a meeting of the Unemployment Compensa- ] rutlve cfmnriers. i Civics committee for presenting bered nothing of the w*y>"K- condition was critical and that his George Hunt, has been selected a* tools and dies, soap stone sharpen­ that the employe Is concientlous Rear 118 Fa s I Center St. 392 Main St, Tel. 2-9238 take place inside Russia or in Po- tlon division of the State Labor The result of this erroncou-s Re- the betit programs during the I Hardy is Mrxing a life sentence name waa on the danger list. tOMl master. ers, and typewrriter parts. The and extremely careful In hla pro­ Pbonct 2-Oino Or SS’JB Department has announced the Toraasal. aald Eagan, was ar­ expansion program will Include duction. One More Step ' land or Czechoslovakia, the latter publican assumption ha.s been th a t! inontha of October, November aqd ^ in San Q"entln prison. hiring of 82 additional employes the Republican leadership has con- , December. The shirts were given ______rested early last night aa a result Lowest pt Winter Hit procesaing of woods and plastics. Peter and Louis Gunaa are both Step by step, the problem of 1 two countries having communlat alnce January 11, tiniially been taunting Governor ] to Blrkery Johnson, chmrman. of a "telephone tip," after numer­ Free From Accident* veteran* of World War II. Mrs. new schools has been approaching ‘./-egimea. He knows very well that Hauaman said the new workers Bowles to do just what he himself . Louis Wright. P*dl ^mbric and ous suspects had been questioned Torrlngton, Feb. Z ~(/r>— 'The Equipped with some of the finest Vera M. Gunns was employed at [ the local Rationing Board during the moment when it la to be,' ijresldent Truman 1* going to none are claims examiners and clerical. ia about to do. P'rancis McDonnell. Presentation ; Income Tax Service and released. He had been work­ lowest temperatures of the winter machinery that is made, the com­ help, needed to handle clalma for i When he delivered a general and : of Ihe T-shirts was j USED CAR ClEARANCE ing until recently aa an orderly at wore recorded In this section dur­ pany ia prepareJ to produce prod- I its wartime cxi.itencc. for decision in the hands of j of these placca; he too. If he really unemployment compensation. He' i non-specific inaugural message. Chief Counsellor Luke IX Phillip^ Thom as J. Shea 'N e w Haven hospital and was tak­ ing the night. Torrlngton** mini; Mandhenter's parenU and Uxpay- is serious about a meeting, mutt said the large Increase in unem ■ i thev Uunted him to be specific. 1 Similar shirts and Colut^ian en into custody In. a room he had mum was 3 below, and former Former Deputy ('olleetor 1 be privately ready 1 1 agree, to ployment in Connecticut made the Within twenty-fbur hours th e v i Squires pins have T U M tm O U S SAVINGS been living in a building owned by Fire Chief William J. Canty of move necessary. j were compUining that he was the Squires who make theJjlghost 30 Division Street the hoapltal. Burrvllle reportctl 18 below In t l been an orderly, demo- I some other place, The divlakin executive said th e, number of sales in the raffle cur­ \^E NEED THE ROOM Eagan said that two "freshly out specification too Phone 2-1795 that community. Other mlnimums o n tie ptoceas. In which Manches- j i t those two great men can’t department Is now aendlng out t rently being conducted by the cleaned and oiled, fully loaded re­ reported Included 13 below at Go­ about 4,000 compensation checks j w . . Squires. 'The drawing for the 1937 Ford Tudor “60” volvers and some blood-stained shen, 10 below at the Lltchfleki I ter ssoBle have been given every think of a suitable neutral place, dally as compkred with about The monent they began to got RENT A SINGER laa» »^u n lty to u n d e rsU n d they might try Vienna, where, aft- raffle will be at the meeting at W«* <350.00 ...... NOW $250.00 clothing,” were found In the room. state police barracks, and aero at i 2,000 dally a year ago, I T™' February 10. The weapons together with slugs the Canaan state police barracks i WIPER MOTORS, and how it la to bo met. «’'• another great war more than, a ' plaining that he Tin I How To Hold Was <1,800.00 . ..NOW UQHT world today is that of relations pitiable to .see. AND $1,595.00 hind a counter, he continued, the .•*rbe keynote for this policy was i Jack Bennett, Lawrence Heavi­ Endeavoring to re.scue them­ Medicine SWITCH between these two giant countries, 1946 Dodge Sedan. older man fired several shots at ■““ » to sides. Robert Potterton. David selves from this deflation, the Ite- FALSE TEETH Kahan, Inflicted two wounds In his AulemodcoUr set, early In the gam*, by the j DELIVERED Was <1,850.00 ....NOW Shocks of Uqkl Back Up and that if they could compose HaiTlson and Maynard Kearns. publican master-minds leap ahead $1,675.00 chest and three in his arm. Then ttwdr* Ho«4t Board o f Education itself, which More Firmly in Place Vise lef All Lamp wh«» their differences, the stability of The Troop Contest was con-i reckless attack on what , , , , ,h on,,, v •m.i em 1940 Plymouth Sedan. the pair fled, apparently without J Home and BhoR Car It ia undertook Its original appraisal of for coughs 7 8 « the rest of the world would follow. .lucted by Troop Committeeman Bowles hasn’t done vet. this usua- ■ ,, T “p!l!ng or w*!!;! PINE Waa <895.00 ...... NOW taking anything of value. Eagan UM.tl.tt VolttQ heed, Ita task of location of the Ernest Irwin with the assistance ]y being the thing Bowles has just i |,n,,g «lien jou *'*t. laush *t talk'.' $765.00 says that robbery w*.i the appar- And our diplomacy knows this, j of Junior Assistant Scoutwaster* to the printers. So" often it■' juBt eprlnklH a llttl- F*ASTEETII on ■■HI rnrs first new units to be built, and ita PHARMACY 1939 Dodge'Sedan. ent motive, however. due to Singer Sewing Center ^ It too. Nevertheless, it hss taken a ; William Von Deck. Robert Von out that they accuse Bowles your plalea. Tide alkaline (non-arltll colds DUPOIIT CHS Passersby attracted by the teak o f deciding upon fundamen­ pow.lfr li.pldn iHlso tc-Vth muri- Pniily Was <750.00 ...... NOW I position which cannot be retreat-1 Deck and Joaeph Vol*. Each p a -] of not intending to do something 6B4 O n t e r SI re e l $650.00 shots summoned police and an tal tesign in a careful, open spirit ami limn' conifi.rldiih'. N't KuniliiJ. Soothes Throat Irritation P H O N E 8883 2 ^ 8 2:43 M A.H. wiih IM AMF. ctL from, and which, having been ■ meeting and spent .having brains enough to do KOOI-I. padty laat.' nr fp'-lmx. Do** not Tel. 2 9814 19*L7 Chevrolet Fleetline si**i , aqibulance, 832 MAIN STREET B *O O .| 0 OOTFUT-'-BUILT WITH iGlIRIID W^ch Aever at any time exposed about twenty minutes being ex- * something just in time to hlgh- -our ('lirrk), ” plut'* '"l.'r iil'-nlur* Sporlmaster Sedan.____ D e ^ t c hia,' weakened condition. J( M4440 EXTRA SPIHHtMO POWER. BraveaU taken, becomes sound. It is that ,i amined by these leaders, during ' ught his doing of it. So often they i.rPkIlii. d' t K.VSTDKTIl In.lay at any SI ,795*00 FroQilof ol the Board to any charges that it NOW Eagan said the Jeweler was able Used 90 Years Only <)>• rinctl Qualily Ma Gat lima. we will engage in no purely bllat- i which time the other patrol* were j i«bel a question unanswei ahl* • IniK alorr. Was <2.100.00 * J * 2 2 . h was trying to “ high pressure" the torioU Uud—EQUAL TO Adds BowQf eral di-scussion or settlement of | led in games bv Senior Patrol I* «M 1 .8 8 ORIGINAL CAR EQUir- and Qolckef people o f Manchester Into a pro­ present world issues. It is that I Leader Fred Piercy and Junior —— — ------MENT— gram of its own whimsical devia- Assistants Roger Preston and VOLTAGE REGULATORS CROUr He. I I we will take our western friends; I 2 i i Ittg. 'The Board’s dispassionate ' ...... j John Panciera. McCLURE AUTO CO. 9 IBAIfD lf£W. NOT SIZE— 9-95 n S9e ^ ; with us into any conference aim- j Squadron 2S, A ir Scouts. held ' BZlUaT—FOR ALL txehonq*— eRlcidatlon of the need kept pace CAM—Ftom______3.75 ing at a settlement of world con- their regular meeting on Tuesday ■ 60 WEU.S STREET M.ANt'HE.STER. TEL. 2-9142 with Its own planning progress. j night. Next Monday night the I Open Till 9:00 Every Night tax ■lid ita whole conduct should Air Scouts will travel to Holyoke This means, in effect, that if ^ squadron In that city, A SECOND LOOK stand as a model of how to con- any meeting between Stalin and ^ other plans for the future Include ■■ duct public business in a manner Truman comes about, it will also i a trip to Weatnver Field and a j to deserve public confidence. LIMITED TO THURSDAY be a meeting involving represen­ dance to be held at the Center WATKINS I Springs Loflge later In the month. | RARE QUAUTY •Ml ^ a x e The conduct of the School Build- tatives of at least Britain and OhOTHEAS. INC. FUEL PUMPS ing CJommittee has been no less i Boy Scout week, celebrating the ■ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ■•bvUl Lik* Raw—r*r France. It will not be a two pow­ thlrty-nintli anniversary of th* FUNERAL Nmi Cm.'Chrrttor GENERATORS exemplary. Its function lias been i er conference, in formality at founding of the Boy Scouts of , ACT rr*4*cl*. PorlermoncQ TQttod and Nmh. PHILLIPS OFFSET to move forward beside the Board America.' will start on Sunday. I SERVICE II»4*aA*t CaarontMd^rer Fordt, least, although it may still be that Ch«v.. Firm.. Dodw*. o f EkJucation, first as an exam­ ; Six Boy .Scouts will serve as uah- ! ONUY r«r4. SCREW DRIVER SKATE in diplomatic actuality. I era at the Center Church on Sun- j Omand J.Wcst 0«a*ral DqSoIq. Chrr6'« Bolek. iner, and then as a co-c'hampion Very Homdr •• Tl^ktem Fontioe. Oldi, These are the primary difficul­ ; dav morning. Scouts and Senior I Director N*let* oad Looms Mercury and CASES o f the Board’s building program, ties in the way of a peace meet- i Scouts of all faitha will attend the •Ic. Froa Hmd <• and this role it has occupied with Col Ai Other* tram"’-* H»avT ing. Thev can be reaolvcd, if iMtth ! eleven o’clock aervice with thei* FhUUpo bchont# run* *ttl^ quid! gnd forceful decision. . , „ . . . „ I leaders. Sunday afternoon all NOW!! fXC H AM G f 90C BcTowa— •imI sides really want to talk ,>eace. Center Frame p 3 ^ C |^ And there should be a word DELUXE PERFECT FITTING te other There is an underrover difficul-| (-hurch at 1:00 p ni. to aasist in TO GET THIS HoaiU* said, too, for the main branch of j ty^ our side, which may be ' the Manchester District Finance 3/96 SUMPStt Mancheater's government, repre-] „,ore of an obstacle than either i Drive. 'There are still a few vacancies FIRST SERT lOWERSlgjr^^BHtsIlOiM^ aented by ■ General Manager ; of these two questions. That la MCK r*b b l* In the Troop for boys who wish to V I rot r*fd, ch**.. riT*>- I — • tobbi* George H. Waddell and the Biianl LOOK Opeiswe 06 Eoft- Do4«*. D*Seto. Fealtac. Giol*_^ I the problem of whether or not we become Scouts. If intercated The Si§e of o l»atb*»*t** , ... Symbol U* • tUdroMlie Old*, lulck. Nab. Stud*.. of Directors. There ia, in moat 1 know, yet, what we really want boys should attend the weekly WORTHY SERVICE Jock 1^ CvQa o . with Bubb*i| a f Quality THRIFTY OFFER Child Com UH Fockord. Koleer. etc. lladdvt— Connecticut towns, something in the way of cold war peace Troop meeting at the- Center tk« HeoFittl almosVendemic in the relationship Church on Monday night. (freiit l*b*li East Center St. Cot— terms. In the past three years ol t L t t 3 . 9 8 '4.99 between school boards and the ap-1 cold war diplomacy, American Manchester Valm* ' propriating board of the town policy has never given any sign A NORGE WASHER THAT GETS MORE government. Quarrel and contro- that it knows just what it would Model Cars, . veray are the rule, particularly demand of Russia in a peace set- I CLOTHES CLEANED FASTER - WITH CARVING SET when any large school program ia Uenient. If Secretary of State Planes, Boats, tinder way. Here we have had Acheaun is to do the Job many ex­ SAVE ^40 LEONARD REFRIGERATOR Corrlae g*U* e*d dlacusaion, but It has been reason­ pect of him, he must, even now. b»‘ *RARE blended whiskey so Proof. Tk. .irelfM vMsUes U, Ah .Qcadmt A GEN ERO U S A LLO W A N CE ON Y O U R Potia* tail* — Balsa, Tools, 'vvir;/ flie V A L V X — able. Wc have had questioning, engaged in the task of formulat­ • mn *»• r**r» or iiior* old. 14% iiroiohl wWtkoy, M% fr*ln itonttel *a»rlU. LABCE 7 CV. but no drastic position has been ing Amerii-a's i>eaoe platform in 11% wfc’nkoy S yoor, old. 1*% i*hi»koy 4 6990 SO$5 $125 rr. SIZE with Accessories yoan eld. 1% whl»k*y 7 y*or» old. Throo * « gf t fan “ I 1PT. OLD WASHING MACHINE OF UP TO taken. And rather than contro- j specific terms. Ameriean diploma- Lore* Compotl- mrsss fMikor. Olurlbulorx Inc, N.w York. N.t. BMDt let veray, the lend result of the rela­ cy cannot hope to surx'ive the IV FROZEN FOODS. tionship between the two branch­ Russian "pcac'c offensive" unless <30. ALUMINUM Hobby Shoope —S TEAR es la agreement and cooperation. It does come to know exactly what 6 GriftWflld SI. i l l R K i : 1 LVnil'KS Wrinon WAR­ SKILLET A t the Hollister School hearing It wants In the world today. Per­ RANTY—FREE r* AM the other night, the new school haps. under Mr. Arheaon, it is 3233 Open 10-7 h'i 'f tli.'Sf who taku .1 v'lnii'l hink l''i Over DEUVEBY— rineM program had its first direct con­ even now beginning to know. But MODEL WS14P $i2.g.9s LIMITED Qm AIT 44c tact with ordinary citlaens. Those there has beep no public sign of sumt— especially Interested appeared in Three Hundred it; the worst present obstacle to BIO ALLOWANCE <3 0 . 0 0 CARPET SWEEPER ACT FASTI hearty approval of the program as any peactf meeting may be that MEWOT 8TREAMUNE DCSICN- 1.00 DELIVERED IN MANCHESTER FIniahed Monancnta and ElSf TEIMS now formulated. It was good to we do not know what our peace Marlicra In Oar Display 8w**p* e* etoom os a whittle— find BO serious opposition develop­ tei-ms wouTd actually be. Wld* lubbvr B«ubp* i PtctvdH Yard To Choose From! Meilil*e rondtui* — EASY TO ing. And that there was none.de­ T h is 1949 Packard Ei^ht 6 5 E M m —Ncm)* to S*U lor S4.33. veloping la, again, a tribute to the ' The FIncat In Your Cost Only s 9 9 ‘ 9 5 manner in which the entire pro- DP .\ct Tested NEEIt n graas has been carried forward, by The fir.it semi-annual report of Design 2 SLICE TOASTER M l FOI IT all parties involved. the Displaced Persona Commissiun a Now we are approaching the 8c:em8 to confirm the harsh judg­ caaoMt UST Workmanship nSTID. .95' final tesL That is the forthcom- ment of the Displaced Person.. ssa avA ivx TOILET SEAT raicE fMtf m g referendum vote on whether Act which passed the 80th Con- Moferiol or not the bond Issue necessary grcaa—that it was designed more 239’» 4M for ttie building program shall be to keep people out than to let taauad. t t la to be regretted that tllem in thia country. MANCHESTER tte town-did not establish Ita ra- In aix montha of operation for PEARL’S aeve" fund in time for that fund to the act, only 2,488 peraons have MEMORIAL APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CENTRE ll* o f aoe ia this present iMogram. been taken out o f Europe’a post ELECTRIC IROR Ifea continued accumulation of a-ar Hmbo and given a chance to COMPANY The 649 MAIN STREET TEL. 7590 win be needed for later make a new atart hero. A. AlmHtL rpsp. : the aehool building pro- The Commlealon recommends, eXML PC A B L A N Il H A B K iaoN 1 2 ' ; Y b a poaaent phase must in effect, that Congresa atart all HTBBICTW Dewey-Richman Co. miPLFMsroRfs 1 fu R iM fi aatirely through bond over again and write a new a c t - OapoaMa Bast Daaaafavv TBLinMnnB n n or I ' I and that is that We hope eliminating Dec. 22, 1848 aa the SEE BRUNNER TODAY sen JEWELERS—STATIONERS i r t L M 681 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER, TEL 6771 finofiaoter parents "cut-off date’’ .on eligibility for For Thfit Extra Trade-In On Yonr Car OpM Hooinya , SII*VERSMITHS i ara already prei immigration to the United States, .358 E.AST CENTER STREET , . , TEI.El'HONE 5191—NIGHTS 4485 Boy IMreet and flavn Meoeyl k(a vats >1 which has automatically barred PAOt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1949 J • . iiiiii* riitail^fi' MANV nrja i »;.K'r.vi:.iNiNU m b k a u u . MAM;HK»I KK. CONN.. THURSDAY, rKBRUARY

land: Harry Famham, South c w . » p««ior of the o™“’"|§jie|.idai|,NeM’ Windsor; and Mr. Marsh. Come to A>P oad See Oor Wondorfol Way of Solliag E. Robert Stevenson, retlr^ Quit AiduauL! Tlaw 3bw fiiioti.! The Bev. Thoma* J. O’t^nnell i , - Waterbury editor, dcciared the ------M A N C H E"g T^E R 1 eiectrti Be uirmon, Rcpublhean .*? "^Ht^venami r I Head of Club Directors, Cktorgre A. Qulitlev.; According to Shortening C ' • - Fo CRISCdotSPRY S,37«1.03 Two^tJlors alnce 1831- replaces F a th e r Mc- former mayor of this City; former s^d. toe Unje^hM ( ^ e fot ^ PUBLICMARKET Teaaue as paetor of the Prospect ^ 1 «e 1. D : Ueut. Opv. Robert E. fur...... ' the mlliiona of Republicans to slop SWIFT’S 1 l-B OCf3LB Q Q l church. Father Q’ConncII Is a Succeefls M arsh as Presi- p^rm ln^n; Irvlng HorovirlU. »>«*«« BLAND LARD CANWM CANVV Third Catholic Priest native of Derby. Prior to his J . r ' New Haven: Lawrence Moore, nose what h a p p e n e d iM tN w e m PARK FREE PURNELL LOT SVnFT’NHIG appointment as assistant pastoi dent of Slate Kcpuull I wiiuam R. Petereon, ber and. instead, to become vigor 8 0 S « 0 7 MAinV ST. fresh Fruits and Vegetables Given First Pastoral In Meriden' he was assistant pas- _- ' Portland; Arnold T. Manning, Tol- oua workers." ■ VEGETABLE SHORTENING ILB tor of St. Patrick's church, W ater-, call G ro u p I NOT RIDUOD-IUT AN 0UTSTANDM6 VAUIE CAN 35*c/t^99' Post at Prospect bury. 06X0 New Britain, Feb. 3.— E. Only fruits and vegetables of top cpioUty, unlfonn size and H artford . F eb . 3 -< > P )- Two^^ Lea Marsh of Old Lyme, former JANffAWCU ness give you full value for your money. And that's the only kind youH \D o w im G o _ OLD FASHIONED lACH w B pastors of the dK^ese j H clfl lO r ISSlllllg speaker and majority leader of ever find on A&Ps produce racks. For everything from potatoee to signed to new parishes and a third PENUCHE UYER CAKE , 1 1 „ ' the House in the General Assem- ’ ANe” fARiT c r f lB U r fiaED JANE PA I« I SNOW CIEAM parsley Is not only harvested fresh and delivered fresh, but told fresh, priest was given his first pastors! W o rtlllC S S IrllC C K S ' bly. retired as president of the too. Wb make sure of that by inspecting every produce shipment on post in appointments announced; Charter Oak Republican club • CeffeeCake *ach39* Cm Cakes or* 35 Prices Agalpi: rN”” ” ^ESE lOlt CtUSTEIS arrived and selecting for our regular displays only fruits and veget­ ables that measure up to our high standards. All others ore immedi­ O^BHw ^ I Belislp, 20, and Kayniond Ja.vcna. succeeded by Robert K. Sheridan | RellCIwter e% »15' Coffee Cake 35 ately put on a special table for quick sale at reduced prices. And at K , Thc*Rev. Raymond J. Clabby Is . 2 5 , both of Nonvlch. have been of this c“y- „-re- Vice Lower food pricee-our own $ame high quality natiohf^i advertised lAisit PARKtR MARVEL lioi these prices they're fine values, too. What's more, the produce on the SALADiC FKQ . LOAP tranafeiTCd from the Church of L n LIGHT MEAT 3 Cans $1.00 GOOD NEWS*. PRICES DOWN! L sM Ktaidleaa WHOLE LOI>) OR RIB END B trlft’a B ro o k tield THE LOWEST PRICE YET, CLINTON Yea__Here Is good news for every family! It’a the same fine-quality “SuperRight” meats as al­ BACON I PORK ROASTS Lb. 49c BUTTER SALAD OIL *^*^cook\ng^ Full Pt.‘‘ Bol. 29c ways, especially vl*«ted for tenderness, juiciness and delicious flavor—marked with a price that’s NEW LOW REDUCED PRICES! 1 TREAT THE KIDS, LOWEST PRICE YET as low as we can make it. Join the smart shoppers that buy A & P. These prices effective at 12 W'llOLF. OR HHANK END Lb. 69c noon Thursday. February 3, 1949. LIRRY'S NO. 2H 9 Q | CHOCOLATE BARS Rox Of 21 Bars Only 85c NO 2’: QQC CAN t I O Large Local .vSwIIt'a __ NESTLES •SUPER-RIGHT" CAN W V FRUl COCKTAIL COOKED HAMS Lb. 59e BIG 3c SALE FRUIT COCKTAIL YOUR CHOICE OF IONA iffEAM STYLE NO. 2H Q Q l EGGS TOP GRADE ALL SWEET PORTERHOUS^R no 2 Q C t CAN O v RINSO Buy I Lge. Pkg. For 32c Med. Pkg. Only 5c CANS AU Flist COCKTAIL SIRLOIN-S/^ME CORN 2 Doz. $1.29 LB IONA BRAND LEGS OF LAMB 2 For 69c BIRDSEYE BIRDSEYE FINE STEER QUALITY A&P CREAM STYLE NO. 2 Lean Boiled STEAKS NO.'2 0 0 * CANS CANS O V GREEN PEAS 2 23* HTEEIt BEEF, BONELESH Fine Cold Cuta Or STRAWBERRIES ^ PEAS / "SUPER-RIGHT" CORN 2 WHOLE KERNEL IONA BRAND HAM YOUR CHOICE OF NO. 2 Q 7 l Lb. FRANKFURTS Fun NO. .2 Q C e CANS O I POT ROASTS 16 Oz. Pkg. FACE RUMP, TOP OR ^ TOMATOES CANS A U A&P CORN 2 Vi i.b. 49c BOTTOM ROUNDS i o 2 PACKER’S LABa COOKED OR KEGirLAK YELLOW CLING HALVES NO. 2 4 Q l Callforaia i.b. 59c -ALL BONELESS NO 2!i O C C CAN I Q Visit Our Handy Fresh Dressed Pork Demonstration* Come In? ROASTS CAN ik V SUCCOTASH SMOKED SHOULDERS i b 49c F ancy F irm PEACHES WALNUTS Enjoy All the Fresh Handy Brightwood Sausage Vou Can Eat! LEAN AND SOUTHERN AS? IRAND FRESHLY DEL MAIZ N O . 7 |.:XTHA FANCY GRAPES HANDY PORK 12 02 CAN 27* OraigeJilee GROUND CAN FaaeyPeas Lb. 39c NiUets DEL MONTE SLICED A5P F A N a -O N E PRICE I D GREEN GIANT N O 2 2 0 6 Fancy Callfomla Each $1.59 SAUSAGES 1 Lb. Carton 55c NO. 9 0 S CAN Petekit CUT UP FOWL Lb. 19c CAN Plaeapple AS ADVERTISED! P e a t SULTANA MANZANILLA SOME STRIKE MEDIUM MO HANDY’S BRIGH’TWOOD HAMBURG plain cr TO.MATO SAUCE •ci: 61^ CARROTS HELKf'TED BABY Jumbo Sise Eating StiffeU Olives SalM i Betas 'AGE 2'c‘*Si21* ANN PACE ORANGt b o n e l e s s , ICNA 3RAN0 DAISY HAMS >» 69c BLOCK S T Y L E ICNA BRAND *<0. 2 WCc iAM 2 B chtt. 19c PEARS no. CAN 1 9 MaruaMe •“ 16* LB 63c 2 C A N $ Sliceileeu BEEF LIVER LB 47c CHUCK ROAST Wax B e a ts A N N FA C E .a CaUfamla Sound CHUCK ROAST IONA BRAND IONA BRAND 4 « OZ •iAH 21* \A qL'AUTY, NICELY TRIMMED CAN a 1 Grape Job 4 f„ 29c Down Go Grocery Prices Again!! G r e e a le a it 2S«i27* TeNtteJilee ANN PAGE aEAM Y SMOOTH LEMONS AiP BRAND AS? 3RAN0 PeantiBtter I9* STEAKS Lb. Fancy Meintoah 2"cV;?27* SrapeftSectleat CAN 15* 1 Lb. Can ^ • 3 Lb. Can Uke Hambuji^er? S a ie r k r a e t 6 For 29c SPRY 37c $1.03 e Riw Lew Prieet! • LARGE St'NKIST NAVEL APPLES YOU’I.L LIKE SWIFTNING FOR ALL BAKING. FRYING T h a 64 h«M baM bofttf racipaa aaar A-Peai Meter Oil 1.75 ubUiKtd ky Wom«»VDaf tit U th« Grapefruit Pore Lari MPIHCD *?*• 16* fa b n iRey o (laaa.issoa. 11 RM^a el sosaarokt. 6.Peu6ryGieaMr V ^ 7 3 * TUNA FISH Doz. SWIFTNING SWIFTS Fun Pound Can Only 29c iHtleyMarpviBi VJS 26* ORANGES 3 Lbe. 35c baitar 4iabaa. Coekies rno 40* Juice TU b IHbIB WAxmex *eS H * DEULIors JUICY FRESH ASSORTED LARGE SagarWafere cs.*fto Vw 19* WOMAN'S DAY r r T « ^ tAIKs6 l |Q § M Ox. C an 21c va n * TEA BAGS 6 lM I W t •’•><>23* SUGAR ORANGES Doz. COOKIES Doz* SEEDLESS INDIAN RIVER Pkg. of 100 79c MAM CHOCOUTB 5 Lb.B ic (REGULARLY 33e DOZEN! PRSONAL IVORY PAID DOG FOOD 39c . MZ IVOtY SNOW SPKfliJSPAN Belancxd Nutrition Candy Oaotod For E v a p oratad UVA SOAP No Rlnxing-^o Wiplrg Rich Sud» Without EHort GRAPEFRUIT EXTRA LARGE SWEET JUICY FLORIDA Cleona Dirty Kande B«it«r Dux De«x ET*rythlfi9 Quick Sv4s tor DIiIm* MILK 2i*J52r IS lT I L t f DATES VERT FINE NO. 1 Doz. 23' 3cm.19‘ ORANGES . CAKfl 19* Lg. Cans Lk. 29c POTATOES 50 Lb. Bag $219 3 Vluiufct. ftCd at .U A *l- 8rif-8.rvlc. Stor.« In lkl» •••• MANCHESTER EVENING HBKALU, MANCHESrER. CUNN., TMUBOUAI, r t H K U A R Y 3, 1949

MANUHE8TEK BVISMIMU HBKAJUU, M ANUHtaiKU, VUNN„ TiiUKSUAlt, If UiUKUAKX S, 1 »4 »

lUds to Bs S4t AphH pentera yesterday changed seating Street School project la so approv­ thousand (24,000) dollars for the of such of the foregoing,proJecU thorlaing the tranaferring of aald arrangspseflU, for-the Fsb. .10 R o o m S e rv ed by the voters, aald vote of the proposed r school on Olcott Street, as may be approved by the vdtera amount from the "Municipal Re- Toronto, Feb. 8—(AT—Th* two opening >y M«H«ng a corridor Board of Directors adopted De­ and said sum shall b? Included In as hereinafter provided, whichever aerve Fund" shall thereupon be Communtat iqpmbera of the On­ around the two aeaU, occupied by ire is of Resolution cember 14, 1948, Bball thereupon the appropriation of (dng hundred amount la the leaser, aald bonda, to rescinded to the extent that said lAbor-Pngrcaaim A, A. Mcl-eod be rescinded to the extent that twenty-four thousand (9M,<100) tario Ltogtolatiire wUl b* get apart (Cast Is Given be authorised by the Board of Dl- vote relatee to fifteen thouaand and J. B. Satoberg. said vote relates to twji;nty-four .dollars for said project? tHOHT'tfM^ fellow members. C^- n L^f^^dw ol Projects , rectors under and pursuant to the five hundred (IS.OOO) dollar* for Town Charter and the applicable the proposed school on Princeton Rotary ,Club Gomiiran> pro\’lBtons of the Oeneral Statutes Street and said sum shall be in­ i there be and hereby la appropriated of CJonnectlcut (Revision. 1949), cluded In the appropridtion of Iiy Playeipa Production •rtw foUowlm to th* text of the and added to the budget for the following approval of said capital seven hundred fifteen thousand (715,000) dollars for said project, In F u ll RehfBBTMd . blanket resolution adopted by the I flacal year 1648-1649 aa an Item of projects, or a part thereof, by the B o ^ of Directors relative to con- • Capital Expenae” the sum of one voters of the Town, as required by and that. If the proposed 0|cott ~ I ifti^ to n and nnanclng of new ' million alx Hundred elghty-nlne Section 25, Chapter V of the aald FOR>AN OR Mr*. Jean Moore, director of elementary echoola alterations thouaand (1,689,000) dollars or Charter; the Rotary Cluh-Commnnity Play* MMb additions. Action was taken such leaeer amount as is represent- "That a special election be and : ed by the aggregafe of the esti- hereby- Is directed to be called at era production "Room Sarvloa,® after the public hearlnf; on the which wlU he presented February aehbol problem Tueeday night. i m at^ cost of auch of said projects the earliest appropriate date, by a (PERFECT POT - YOUR MONEY ‘tlM lved : That, subject to ap- I as are ao approved, to be allocated notice signed by the General Man­ 35 and M at the Holltoter atreat protal of the voters hereinafter , as follows: ager, the Clerk and the Selectmen Mhool for the benefit of tha Ro­ of the Town, copies of said notice CRUST f e ^ to. there be and hereby is i “ For the construction and orig- tary Club’s youth actlvlUaa, tmr au^rlaed the following capital I Inal equipping ahd furnishing of to be posted on the official algn- BU YS A LOT said Princeton Street School, in­ posts of the Town and a copy there­ pounced the eaet of the play at Uat •*|a) the construction and orig­ cluding payment of preliminary of to be published In a newspaper Tuesday evening's rcheareal at 8t. inal equipping and furntohing ^ expenses for architects' and en­ having a circulation in the 'Town, 3Iary’a pariah hall. _ « EGG PRICES ARE LOWER! ^•h e story of "Room Service" a r ^ elementary Khoql gineers’ fees ...... $715,0OO. such posting and publishing to be knX n aa the WnepfOn Street "For the conetruction and orig­ done at least five (5) days before ntere around a group of dead- School (or Buch other name as inal equipping and furnishing of such election, including the day of Cat theatrical fOka w’.m are at- posting and publishing, but ex­ tempUng to produce a new pUy Fresh Eggs •« 59 mab be igtpr determined by the said Olcott Street School, includ­ Board of-Hdugatlon). said school ing preliminary expenses or engl- cluding the day of such election: while living on “room aerrlcc. to be builb on rtend of the Tow n 'ncers' and archltecta’ fees 624,000. "That If the proposed Princeton William H. Brown wlU portray the ' producer Gordon Miller, Joseph Wm. Elliott Eggs LARGE GRADE A DOZ 55c 1 cited on Princeton street aub- “ For architects' and engineers' Street School project is approved Handtoy hla director H a n y Blnlon. staitially In accordance with plans fees in connection with the prep­ by the voters, the .vote, adopted Tha Pracli laa- anq specificationa dated January aration of plans and specifications by the Board of Directors at Its AUxad W a y - and J e ^ B. Sapiansa the part of CLOViRDALE - NEW LOW PRICE Faker Englund their SMlaUnt. ) PKG 10 l949 prepared by Carl J. Malm- for said Broad Street School and meeting held December 14. 1948, Frovaa far VITAMIN A FORTIFIED felA A AawclalM. Architects, the appropriating an aggregate sum The play takes place in a hotel Margarine for aald addition to the Hollister 97 raw s es^atsd>st>of which Street School ...... 50,000 of thirtv-nlne thouaand five hun­ h) Now Vork'a theatrical district hu^rea flitaen thousand (7in,000) Total ...... SI,686,000 dred (39,500) dollars for archi­ gorlTj—ttnUBhi—oflwuwwlT—liwv and Oehrge E. Walker playe the HIGHLY REFINED LB PKG tects' and engineers’ fees and ex part of JoMph Oribble. the hotel 19. doltoinr . . , "And it is hereby declared that uMd to* Cnat Mix. 'riMr bm Pure Lard *tb) tl»e'"eoi)[atniction and orig­ w m t studies, plans and specifications In penaes incidental thereto and au kaaaa pix^aUnc " “ P* ■“ 4 dowax." manager. Mrs. Loretta M. Moeka- inal equlp^ng ■ and furnishing of T )»y hmrx « « « tad to bolhxc with hik aa Hilda Manners, hla aecre- a rtew elenfentary school to be connection with the Town's ele­ nrlBc Xito d(titt(. Tboy h m tioiplr oddod mentary school building program water to rtofco. ttM nUw l tlM douch «>d 646 CENTER STREET TEL. 3059 tai y. and Mlaa Gloria D. Della Fera. known as the Qlcott Street School bakad. And oat of tha otrao hxra conaa In the part of ChrieUno Marlowe, (or such other name as .nay later have but recently been completed, PURE MIRABEL PRESERVES that there Is need for immediate li|ht aod Saky piaa aaary th«a. Ftako pra- an actress who will take the lead be^letermined upon by the Board 1 doaa It. Ptua tha axcapdow In the rehearsing play while do­ action to proceed with said pro- Presents j of Education 1, such school to be oUy Saa quality of Flako'a iocradlaata, I gram, that the estimated costa ing aecretarlal work on the aide for located on landof the Town located another producer, have the only thereof have but recently been targast Sallar on 'Olcott street, substantially in two feminine parts hi “Room Serv­ fumiahcd. that said additiuna to No olhar pi# erwrt awx haa plaaaad RASPBERRY 29* accordance wHh" plans and speci­ the budget arc deemed necessary M a y huutewlaaa aad baaa pemraa by ice.” Joseph J. Sylveoter aa Ros­ fications datef^nnuaw 13. 1®-*®; because of conditions unforeseen Uwai fcr ao loot aa riaho. riako liai aiaay ario, 6 waiter, Ja prpn\l««d a part prepared by EJiriest Sibley and balutan. Butatlwra to ao aubatitnte (or In the play aa a bribe for fumleh- Strawberry » jar 39c Pineapple u jar 29c at the time of preparation of said tha quality aad SaMaaaa af Flaho. And e Of Values Keith Sellers Heine, Architects, lag the cast with food. Complica­ annual budget and that It la In the today, aa alwaya, Flaho la Aaaaflca’a larg- the'.estimated coat of which is nine tions develop when Leo Davis. Blackberry l«jar'29c Mamidadeo*«*L»jAFl9< best Interest of the Town to make aat aatliaa pio m a t odK hundred twenty-four thousand Country-bred author, portrayed by siieh additions to such budget; You, too, caa laly upoa Flaho. If yon (624,000) dollars; an a anod cook, tha q u ^ y of Flako'a ia- HEAVY STEER BEEF ROAST William A. Moskaluk comes on the •^(c) , the preparation of plans ■'That becauac the foregoing ap­ propriations and additions to the gmdlaeta will glTo you faaulla you’ll bo acena and falls in leve with Hilda, and specifications for an elemen­ proud of. Ujyou an aot ao lucky at pia oTi’ i ."«29* budget for the current fiscal year and the plot becomes snore In­ Clovermaid Honey tary school to be.l^u^lt on land cf I cTuat maklae. Flaho wilt g i n y o u S a k y volved when WIlUam L. tmettgena will Increase the total m.the ex I piaa at aaary baUnf. Oat Flaho; alao tha. Town located on Broad street aa Gregory hfanneis, Inmector for I Flakora Corn MuSto Mix aad CupWta BOHELESS CHUCK m ^ atosa penditure side of said budget for Mm and for an addition to the Hollister I Cup Caka Mia. AU and# by tha aator the hotel chain, attempte to evict Strget School, the estimated cost raid flacal year. It Is hereby deter­ mined that said appropriation! I coaopaaqr. AU at your sneurto. the two-tlmlng theatrical troupe Peaches su?!?S??IRis wo.""27* of Which to fifty thou.sand lOO.OOOf gONELESS, MILDLY CURED, HEAVY STEER with the aid of Sherwood Robb as Baked Beans dollars; and additions be financed by a bond Issue of the Town, the ag­ Dr. OlaM, house physIcUn. ■ ^ a t in Older to meet expenses Chief concern o f the company la Fruit Cocktail riNAST 29 0ZTIN 39* auch the gregate amount of which shall not lb. Pork & Beans SSib 2rs’21< conpected with of capital FLAKOr the acquisition of ah “angel" for exceed one million six hundred riNAST pro^ta. beiieinbeforo described as FANCY BRISKET the ahow-within-a-ahdw, and be ap­ 19-OZ W elghty-nlne thousand (1.689,000) aro> app'roved by the voters at an PIE CRUST M IX pears as Simon Jenkina. played hy SKTIONS dollars or the total estimated cost Friend's Beans uoiml^* Grapefruit election heeein^tcr referred to. William C. Fieher. Edwin L. Cul­ BONE IN, HEAVY STEER ver SB 'nmothv Hogarth, rollectot' WHOLE UNPEELED ^9 OZ TIN for the We Never Sleep Agency Brown Bread «"*” «°z™|6* Aprkots 25* breesea in afid hot of room 920 at unexpected momenti. Phillip P A N C Y 1 9 * F A N C Y 2 ^ S ^ CHUCK Harrison aa a bank meseenger al­ Chik Sauce Tomato Juke most brings the new production to grief and It la oifly saved at the PANCY TOMATO - NEW LOW PIICI last minhte by tha arrival of Sen­ ator Glass in tha,.|»erBon of Mark 2^ 14 0Z ITLS 35 ^ I PORK CHOPS Holmes, hotel onmer. FINAST KETCHUP TickeU for th* play are now available et Kellers. Bensons. Har­ l i l tirurkfWHOLE IT riD OR EITHER E’l'ruim irivnEND risons and Watkins Brothers Stores, the TM C A .. Depot Square and Vetfei/oLUi Oarage and SchieM Brothers, or ^ m any m e m b e r'^ the Rotary COOKED Club or CommunlQr Players. Good news travels fast . . . so it’s no wonder word Is getting PLOniDA a LB BAG On Jan. L1947, there were ex­ Oranges 49. around about the advantages of shopping Bursack’s. Finest Foods OUR OWN MADE actly 41,750 post offices through­ PEARS •V . . . Easy Self-Serve Shopping . . . lx)west Prices (Quality Con­ out the U n ll ^ States and poaseaa- iNDiAM nivn \ I •Vta m _r--t I ‘ sidered) . .. AND . . . Parking right at the door. Why don’t YOU lb. Grapefruit EXTRA LARGE 325' O'ANJOU 5 35' shop Bursack’s and see for yousself what all this talk is about? SAUSAGE MEAT ' — .r-. icH 33 Sliceil Fancy Cureil Fillet of Fillet of Broccoli I r --S '. APPLES i\ Carrots WISTIIN 2 ®CHS ^ 2 ( HAIMHICK COOKMO 3 - 3T* a A C . / Beets 2 *cHs H 2 H N AST . GRAN. SOAP Cabbage FLOniDA 3 • 17 GRANTS Open Thursday Evening AMPLE FREE ligg.“ *;«eco T 5 ; OMFLI Till 8 P. May Friday PARKING Onions YIUOW MICHIGAN Evening Till 9 ACCOMMODATIONS iaitti->v)-)')viii...... LUX FLAKES SCOTT’S iciPxs 32* ■ NiaPEia l(»*V$TODAY'S MittPEICE { 'fiC d e / n . UST PUCE HAS READY-TO-EAT CLEANSING TISSUE« ps2 S ‘ Mo»/s j£ FRESHLY SLICED 69 5 3 * Beef Liver WHITE-SUM O DUE or RINSO . 3 KEG BARS 26* ENIICHEP / A loaves J b # < COUNTRY S-TYLE PORK FANCY 75 5 9 * 16 HERSHEYS OR NESTLE’S Sliced Bacon J O A N C A s S l PLAIN SUGARED • CINNAMON SUGARED SAUSAGE FRIEND’S OVEN BAKED 4 W H O LE O R EITHER H A lf 79 4 9 * 30 PKG Of 9 15* PEA BEANS o. c 15c RINSO Pork Loins -----DOUGHNUTS TOP GRADE W ESTERN STEER BEEF CHOCOLATE Ba r s LGfPKG 3 2 * TASTY 59 3 9 * 20 S T E A K S lb 7 9 c CLEANSING TISSUE 23c SWIFT’S Fresh Sporeribs FIRST NATIONAL'S RETAIL BAKESHOP Short— Sirioin—•Purterhou.se SWEET UFE. TENDER, Jl'MBO 2!<-3H LB AVG 59 4 5 < 11 1041 m a in ST., MANCHESTER ' SWEET PEAS 2 c . 35c 12 O Z . jar LUX Fresh Chickens BONELESS PEANUT BUTTER TOUT SOAP For something new iivratail bakeshops—biiked g o ^ baked the way B«a ^ood Valumi them in .vour own home/and taste tested b.v a jur.v of housewives— be sure to vinlt tkM VEAL ROASTS ib.o9 e MY-T-f INE 1c SALE TEXAS PINK 3 REG BARS 26* wonderful new depart ntent. ^ 1 pkg. of Chocolate (Ic ) with 3 pkgs. Any u55c FreskHaddock .•49 flavor at regular price of 23e. each Fresh Sea Scallops ALMOND COFFEE CAKE^ _ SALT PORK ib l 9 e GRAPEFRUIT SWAN SOAP i>27* Fancy Sliced Cod - 3 5 * I ALL FOR 24c Fancy Snmlts . 4lr Kesular y ."’/ ...... • • ar ■ ^^L^^Po St'NCREST Kon/ Home Freezer Owners! MICHIGAN YELLOW GLOBE 2 REGBARS | 9 c , Fancy Mackerel *)• 17* Fancy Flounder Fillet • 49* I TOMATO JUICE 16 Oz. Ca* — ■■Hr" ■■■■ DEL-RICH E-Z FAK m- -CHEESE FAVORITES - THREE QUALITY COFFEES A MARVELOUS MARGARINE Lb. 35c ONIONS SWAN SOAP AT SAVING PRICES FROSTED FOOD VALUEL ____ Ch**M “ 55* NEW GREEN TEXAS %rau A «a o • oMAan c n » o a > RINSO 5c SALE LGE BAR 16* SaiVE ALONE. ON ICE CREAM. ON tfONSE CAKE R ld yH Q IIll.M iLa MEUOW 2«ss7 9 * 1 reg. package 5r with purchaae'of large AND MANY FAVOanE WAYS) Aged ChMse 69c AMdw CAM • WMlTt OR COtORIO pkg. at usual price of 32e. YOg GARDEN Loaf Cheese ^*69c Kybo EXTRA RICH 2^ *^ 9 3 1 1 * FlXnUDA SEEIMJESS CABBAGE SILVER OUST PIMAiT • FOR AU CHftSI UStS GRAPEFRUIT Each 5 C STRAWBERRIES Ch*M* Food "S3* Copky VACUUM PACKED ^7*^53* t h in s k in n e d ,, FLORIDA FOR JUICE KSAPrS PMUkOaUPMA LGE PKG 3 3 < PACKIO IN ITS OWN L *»4**»»***********»»»»**»**>*»*»to*»R*****ooe>eR)*e6ReeaoeM**e*****eeR4ne*6n6eiRegM e x t r a f a n c y aieIN TO SH *4 t w in SUGAR SYRUP iM>tKc39* Cream Ch*M* APPLES 3 Lha doz. 16 QL BaUKt—6S.38 BORAX OCLANET FBOUEIf ORANGES LG PKG i»LB.BAC.U.S. N5:r 15c S T O R F f; BROCCOLI i.owFh< 30c ,'V FIRST NATIONAL DONALD DUCK FBOZEK CONCBNTBATEO BORAXO ORANGE JUICE « o . 2 5 c 5* POTATOES 49 BOr C7N 16c , )■

' I llANUHEirrBR BViW lNU MBBALU. MAISlUMiasfBB. CONN, THUK8DAY, KKBBUARY 8. 1949

Ftedoresyk. was Insured by the (Uiector, aald the Hartford Setae- iramliwr, whan 19 men and women Decision Sought suing company, the Shelby Mu­ WUI Aid School from Connecticut secondary Uvo 8»rrie» ottleo is losing thrs# tual Casualty company of Shelby, certain as far a* practicable, all Etoes'March aebools and colleges completed employs^ New Haven thre*. Bridgeport three and Waterbury On Paying Award Ohio. duplications of service and effort, Health Program tha tsqulrsBwnta. H m seminar Mother Beats determine the moat economical la offered under tha Tale Depart­ and Stamford one each. WU.NSt— methods for providing necessary FRIED OYiSTERS, CLAMS Now at $7^600 ment of IkhieaUofi and the De­ Morsbouae praised tha Worktn Hartford, Peb. 8.—(81—An In- ____'—tssu state services, recommend the partment of Public Healtll. Bcbol- being let go and eKolalncd that a ■SrSW • iweeaseesen wweeve Today's Radio FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FRIALATOR! Ksw Haven, Fib. 9—(*1-,- Tale auranee company haa started an w u i t B s a i M urder Case abandonment, conaolldatlon or srshlps af* avsilahl* to state raoent otmt suspending the draft The portable dummy cop at modification o f exlatlng depart^ unlvenlty and 13 state. and na­ for 60 days prompted the move. aetlpn In United States District tjhe Center haa proven lU Our new sanitary procesi rIvcs you a delidoas, cHsil Money Still Coming school teachers. TUm V menta, and study the present sal­ tional health and education agea- court to have.Judge J. Joseph wbrth to the Police department ary achedules t»f state employes. golden brown food — Seals in the flavor! Come In and ctee will Join this summer to of­ in relieving the heavy traffic Two Measures for New In for Local Drive, Haadh Arts Oroop Smith decid* whether the flm Freed After Testifying The commlarton would report Its try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED fer a graduate seminar in acbool «1 5 :M — conjestlona that occur during Haven Change to Be findings Jkn. 1. 1951. Chairman Declares 11 Given Notice must pay 914,500 In damages ROASTING WDRC—James Hilton. the noon hour, between four TO TAKE HOME. CALL .*I80:t. health education. It was ^ o u n e - Hartford. Psh. 8— late—I love ! both Houses. I appropriations requested from the Lean Fresh Shoitlders, 4 to 6 Lb. Avg. 45c I.b. Frequency Modulation Motors, Inc.; EmeM Bush jin d Yesterday's offering* . were 215 I general, highway and other spe- 5:1S— you and always will." Mrs. Lawrence Decker, Burr .Little Link Sausage ...... 59e Lb. Pkg. W ONS—Supeiroan. WDRC—FM 98.7 MC. in the House and between V25 and i cial funds b y „ the various state O n School Projects w n C —Portia Faces Life. WTiMA— 108.7 MC. Xhffmh‘^‘“; UCtGctlV6 iX " f !v I ‘‘ ICSllnGQt^Hfl;d'*that lUBt UiGthe! I Nurseries'; "ja e o b nii*>f" Schumacker. I 135_in the Senate, and among them agencies. Lean Fresh Spare R ib s...... 39eLb. W ’THT— FM 106.7 MC. was an administration bill to Republican member* of the com- and Edward Wlerzblcki, Cheney create the. 87,500 a year office of *"wTCNB— Community Sketch W TIC —FM 45.8 Mt:; 96.5 MC. S g T e ? " u s i f a " n d c o lJ c e H e J i »nd Edward W le«blcki, Cheney mitte said that such information Honister Parent-Teachers’ as- Brothers: Austin Schilllnger. Rog- director of mediation who would in the form requested had always •eelaUoa WUI hold aa open m ^ n g Book. WDRC—FM. into baby-.sitting for her rival’s Our Own Country Style Sausage M e a t...... Lh. 63c Same as WDRC. two„ children.. n....,-.. i Corporation; James Knight, ^ead an independent agency with- been presented In previous sessions. Tueaday ni^t, rebniary 9, at 5;S0— Defen*rwitnesses said that over Richmond. Manchester; t^e La'fcr department . ' But they had been unable to find eight o’clock in the school audi­ WONS— Captain Midnight. WFHA. SMOKED MEAT PRODUCTS P. M. a sitm onth p^^rioTpo^^^^^^ had fre-| Ti»Jst Company; and Gerald Sapi-1 j f adopted, it would abolish the ' it In the governor’s message. torium, when Saul M. SUverstela, WDRC—Old Record Shop. quont rendez'^orwd^^^^ Manchester Herald. present Division of Mediation and Lamb Leas (From the House of Arnjour) . . . .I.b. 69c chairman of the town school plan­ w n C —Juat Plain BUL 4:00—Meet Miss Mason. 4 :4 5 -South American W’ay. Batchelor, who worked for the r»».-,_i_The trip to ,ithe aliport was made Arbitration and the present State j Deerfoot Farm's ning committee, will talk on “Man- W T H T -J a ck Artnatrong. via Convair Cavalcade, leaving the Board of Mediation and Arbitra-1 . chester’a New Schools." Hte dis- 5:00— Elvenlng Centlnel. same company that he did. Shankless Shoulders, 4-6 Lb. A vr...... Lb. 49c . 6:4S— 6:00— News. Municipal building shortly a fter. tion. euMion win ba accompanied by WONS—Tom Mix. 6:15—Sports; Weather. noon. John B. Holton, sales rep-' Enjoys Smooth Sailing Public Forst Brothers alldaa of the Olcott and F>rinceton W DRC—Herb Shrlner and Rayr 6:30— Mellotones; New*. Local Residents | rc.sentatlve for American in this While the flood of bills poured Hickory Smoked Boneless Shoulders ...... Lb. 69c street achoola, explained ny Arthur mond Scott. 7:00— Youth R. F. D. area, presented Mr. Grant with a in. the first of Governor Bowles' Steno9rapher M. ming, superintendent of schools. Feed your family better for kas money. Buy here where every Hem Is priced W nO —Front Pago Farrell. 7; 18— Outdoor Sportsman; T'.N On Plane Flight'plaqtie designating the postmaster major propo.sals enjoyed smooth HiLl.TOP FARM HICKORY SMOKED PRODUCTS Anyone Interested In hearing GERBER'S STRAINED OR CHOPPED Ci-enlag News. an Admiral in the American Air- .sailing at a public hearing before F. M. BRODERICK mora about the facilities and func- i low every day of the week. You sec, we follow the wholesale market down­ B acon...... 'i Lh Pka. 42c C:0*— 7:30— Sundown Serenade. ______' lines Flagship Fleet, "in recogni- the Judiciary committee. 843 Main St. 1>l. 2 1642 Uons of tpe new school buildings, ward in our own pricing. When we can buy at lower prices, we’re only too W DRC—News. 8:00— Request Time. Eleven Manchester residents'; tIon of consistent and meritorious: it was his government study bill Canadian Bacon...... I'r Lb, Pku. 73c and In seeing the floor plans and WONS— Newa. 8:30— Favorite Story. were treated to a flight aboard the ( service which has contributed m a-, under which, if adopted, a commls- Dried B e e f...... ' i Lb. Pkff. 13c axterior views of the buildings as ready and willing to pass them along to our customers immediately. That’s new Convair ye.stcrday from Brad- terlally to the development of Air i sion would be named to .study the dssignsd by the architeote. Is Inr W TH T —Music at Six; Sports. 9:00—Newa. Hams, 10-12 I.hs.»...... Lb. 86c why you’H always find MORE LOW PRICES at POPULAR. That’a why you^ W n C —News. WTHT—FM. ley Field ns guests of American! Transportation as a public serv- functions of state government, as- v iM to attend by tha Hollister BABY FOOD- r . aerve more— spend less— when you do A L L your food shopping here where you; •:1&— Same as WTHT. Airlines. American inaugurated ice." 1 PTA. This meeting will emphasise WTIC—FM. its Hartford operations yesterday, The Cavalcade was led by Mr. Stahl Meyer Hickory Smoked Bacon .. .Lb. 69c the manner in which the building* WDRC—Sportscast; Weather. can aave or the whole m eal. . . every meaL WONS—Sports Edition; News. Same as WTIC. after transferring from Brainard Holton driving a sign-bedecked' will fit Into the modem educational W TiC—Strictly Sports; Weath­ Telesislon p'icld, with a .series of courte.sy jeep flying the airline flag. Two program and how the faculties wlU new Na.sh "Airflight" automobiles, ^ ’IFT SELECT BEEF CUTS er. WNHC—TV. flights made up of people from the , benefit todajr’s children. c P. M. Hartford and Springfield areas. supplied by Boland Motors, were Boneless Chucks For Pol R o a s t...... Lb. 69c The need, building sites and fi­ •tS»— 5:00—Telctunes; Program Re­ The air company has replaced the also part of the Cavalcade. I Ribs of Beef for Oven Roast ...... Lb. 55c nancing of the achoola Have been WDRC— Record Album. sume; Changes Announced. old DC-3 with the Convair for The flight, one of several held M o Par discussed at length. This meeting WONS— The Answer Man. (The Famous) Tender Knit Beef Steaks...... Lb. 79c ROAST 6:00—Small Fry Club. flights in this area , yc.stordiy. brought satisfied com- ‘ la arranged to give parrnte a con­ WTHT—S e r e n o Gammell; Extra Lean Fresh Ground Hamburg ...... Lb. .59c OENUINE STEER BEEF 6:30— Camera Headline*. Local guests were: Postma.ster j ments from, its participants. The ception of how the new buildings BPRINO Weather. 6:45— Russ Hodges Scoreboard. H. Olin Grant: Richard and Rob-1 Convair flew over the Hartford W n C —Emile Cote Glee Club. CI6U 'Win operate. 7:00— Adventures of Oky Doky. ert Boland, representing Boland I and Springfield areas. 13m Prineetonn street school Is 7:30—Manhattan Spotlight. II6MTEI CROTE $L WEIGEL PRODUCTS planned for 13 classrooms, and the WDRC—tow ell Thomas. 7:45— Jack Eigen Show. FRANKS. BAKED LOAF MINCED HAM Olcott street school for 18, 'Klndsi- LAMBLEGS W TH T—Governor Bowles. 8:00— Operation Success. WINfS AND IICHIOR VAIUU *1 gaiiena win have independent en­ W n C —Three Star Bbctra. 8:30— Hotel Broadway. LONG BOLOGNA. KNOCKWURST voua MtAsi^ Ate wosm trances. toilet and play areas; LODf 8PBINO WONS—Evening Star. 9:00— International Varieties. Simply press the knob. Click 55c Lb. there also will be plsy areas for FRESHLT SUCED T:< 9:30—Late News. —your light it ready. Easily other sge groups, § m fu fd s d . S o o i d i . PINEAPPLE LB. LAMB CHOPS La 79c WDRC—Beulah. Frame Spinners Wanted inrtalled . Tor extra curricular activity, PORK LIVER Z9c WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. FROZEN FOOD SPECIAI.S auditoriums are designed for dra­ W TH T—^Newa. Date Is Schechiled For 0*Set* titS Hrmoulh Can. BUUOCH-UDE Our Own Pack Strawberries ...... PL -jbe matic and physical education pro- I HAWAHAN TOF GRADE SUCED LEAN RIB W n C —Supper Club. MOFniiminR iie r k n t grama. 1:15— For Masonic Ball Women experienceil in woolen frame spinning Nsw Ufs hr OU Ughttn M.S Seabrook P e a s ...... ^ An Arte and Crafts room in each SLICED BACON LB. 49c PORK CHOPS La 43c WONS— TeUo-Teat. PIOOF 3.99 Pineapple Chunks...... school win be sound-proofed for WDRC—Jack Smith Show. U ttw it *a t* UbMr use as a music room and wilt be Stewart R. Kennedy, Senior needed for third shift. kMb sad ymm ka«< s French Fried Onion R in R s...... Pk|f. 29c TENDER JUICY W TH T—Tenth Man. j equipped for visual education. WHILE THEY LAST FRESH LEAN BEEF Warden of Manchester Lodge No. GLEN GRAEME ' W TIC —News. 27 CUBE STEAKSia 69c 73, A. F. ft A. M.. ha* been ap­ SHORT RIBS LB. 7:80— 3.99 Z5c PORK ROAST pointed general chairman <>( the Apply in Person at R ed CrpBB Course. LEAN RIB WTIRC—Club Fifteen. Maaonic Ball committee by Wor­ WONS—Robert Hurieigh, Newa FRESH PORK shipful Master Raymond D. Blan­ DEL MONTE FANCY FRESH FEONT W THT—Counterspy. THISTLE co, and Senior Steward. John L *«.• Starts Feb. 8th W n c —New England Round j;’; 3 . 9 9 PORK FEET LB. 15c SPARE RIBS La 39c Table. Von Deck was appointed secretary PtOOF and treasurer of the committee. Aldon Spinning Milk Corp. by C «M * « Dry 7:4fr— ROY MOTORS liM n Is still room for a fsw WDRC—Edward R. Murrow. At an organization meeting, held Incorporated more students to enroll In the Red Tuesday evening st the Maaonic Taleottville, Conn., MAICOIM STUART CARRA'S Crass Home Nursing Course, w n c —A rt VanDamme Quin­ > Temple, the committei* discussed 211 No. Main St. "MoUisr and Baby Cara and Fam­ SWEET te t preliminary plan* and assign­ U':4.29 FEESHLT WONS— Inside of Sports. or Phone ^lanehester 5128 Tel. .>113 ily HsalUi’’ wbirii surta next GROUND 8:00— ments. The date of the ball was Tuesday evening, February 8, a t! LEAN WDRC—FBI In Peace and War. set for Friday, April 22. JOHH MG6 7:80 o’clock. ! WONS—To be Announced. The Masonic Ball has alw.vys W «H This course, like dll Red Cross been looked forward to as one of MARKET HAMBURG W TH T—Boston Blackle. PROOF kOT 4.49 courses, Is free of charge. The w n c —Aldrich Family. the social events of the season Irv 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET TEL. 6920 Institietlon In the care of motherl­ BT THE PIECE A3IEB. Manchester, and Mr. Kennedy and babies has proved of great MUENSTEE 0:50— stated that every effort will be help to many mothers, expectant WDRC—Mr. Keen. Tracer of I BOLOGNA La 35c exerted to keep this year's ball on FOOD THAT SATISFIES. . . mothers and icrandmothera who CHEESE u. 49( Lost Persons. ‘ the same high plane which ha.s . have taken the course in the past. . WONS—Western Hit Review. ! POLO CLUB AT PRICES THAT SATISFY. . . characterized it in the past. Patterson's Market I tsrsooF c OC 9 4Q ^ Thera will be six lessons to be DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE I SUCED AMER. FRESHLT SUCED SHOULDERS W THT—To Be Announced, LEAN SMOKED 101 CENTER STREET TEL. 3386 HAIFOAIION J « T J 80T A . 1 T WITH SERVICE THAT SATISFIES given Tueaday and Friday eve- { w n c — Bum* and Allen. Mother of Two Priests Dies j ninga from 7:30 to 0:30 p.m., for LOAF CHEESEu. 49c VEAL LOAF u. 35c 8:55— W CRbWM SWEET AND TEN'DEB, WHOLE OR HALF three weeks. They will be held WONS— Hy Gardner. Waterbury, Feb. 3— \JP> — Mrs. j eoof Home NursiDg Headquarters In FEESHLT SUCED W TH T—To Be Announced. PRIME HEAVY STEER BEEF H. T. S. TtEAL SNAPPT Mary Skelly, 80, mother of two maif.oauom 5,99 IS 2.59 LAMB LEGS > > 63c the rear of the Hospital Annex on t:00— priests, died at her home here yes­ Hartfesrd Road. ANCY CHEESE u. 65 BOILED HAM ta 99c WDRC—Suspense. terday following a brief illness. PLl’MP NA’nV E Mrs. James Cummings, R.N.,’ WONS—Gabriel Heatter. She was the mother of the Rev. , lb. ROBIN HOOD wlU be the instructor for the class. W TH T—Our Job is Manhattan, Lawrence E. Skelly, Hartford . fOPROOF e A 0 STH M C Q For enrollment or further Infor­ Rib Roast HAIFOAUON 80T A*J* wnc—Music HaU. diocesan director of hospitals; and f o w l u 59c mation those Interested may call bclMtv* el AAP twr** 8:15— the Rev. Bartholomew I. Skelly of | BLADELESS EASTERN DRESSED, RIB END Mrs. Jacob F. Miller, 108 Adelaide WONS—New*. Bridgeport, Other survivors are a ; Road, or the Ame'rlcan Red Cross son, George L. Skelly of New York I 0 > M a i U . CHICKENS office at 053 Main street. WDRC—'Time Photographer. city; a daughter, Mrs. Robert J. ' lb. MARGARINE WONS- Mysterious Traveler; Sekiernan, of this city; and l"'o|| AUSTIN-NICHOU H’eoM Permit Suing Stele brothers. Funeral services will be!| Roast Pork Newa. ROASTERS . u W m T —Guy Lombardo. held here Saturday with burial In martini £12.35 Hertford. Feb. 3— — State ,, GRAT)E W TIC—Dorothy Lamour. Woodburj-. OLD HOMESTEAD PURE PORK RIB HALF Senator William H. Dallas, of West I Hertford, has Introduced m bill In ‘ “A” MANHAHAN £; 2.75 I ! PORK ROAST th* Le^stature which would per- DOZ. lb. mit The Hertford Courant com- l| LARGE EGGS Sausage^ peny to sue the atete. The com- ! peny claims , it has suffered dam­ FANCY SPRING, BONED A n 6 ROLLED IF DESIRED TOiA MOORE LAMB FORES ages because of the state's failure Kootwhy Straifbt sruAR CTRED to vacate th* Courant’s Broad PICKLES ■**Tk»a Wbitkiy street building. The Courartt bought lb. Lb. I tl. - property for a new home tn KOSHER 2.99 BACON SQUARES I March, 1845. The bill will be re-1 Lamb Shoulders fsrred to the Legislative Judiciary STYLE OUR OWN MAKE committee for public hearing. HAND PICKED MeINTQSH PATTERSON’S BONELESS TASTY PEMBROOK ■iMdMl Whltkoy t Lb. QT. JAR 5TH A AC SAUSAGE MEAT lb. PROOF ^ ORATED : 48% WbhklA — *•% Orato Ftaetfal w teotch Ham Attention TU N A FISH Can Merchants! APPLES SUNNY RIDGE MAXWELL HOU8IS Grocery Dept. . tyo or ■iiirfcoa | Pick Up and Save SALMON SOLID ICEBERG Meadod Whhkey MANCHESTER ITS A a A COFFEE CAMPBELL’S DEL MONTE LARGE SIZE, WITH COUPON FROOF OOI TOBACCO AND .W liia iA la NO* 4 FANCY box PORK and BEANS 2 r„25c CANDY CO. - ENTER REG. PRICE 400 Cut-Up DUZ Wholmale LEHUCE 14^ MIAHaiFF HUN sw E irr Stro)|lit loorhoa 22 Birch 8t. .TcL 581.3 NO. V, CAN A photo taken at The SUNCREST. 46 OZ. G IANT TIN »TM A A Q , Patroniu Your Ijoeal MILK-FED Elite Studio of your PROOP BOT [ PRUNE JUICE Qt. 25c Merehantfl tin ObHBsd 'm ^ | ASSORTED c h ild ... TOMATO JUICE BLU^E BUID GOOD SIZE ’ 6 ^ VAliEY FRIEND’S ORANGE JUICE 46 Oz. 23c TODA Y ! l i wIiRa iMritkiy CATSUP tin M 4 •”* 3 79 SUN CREST ^ Johnson's EACH BAKED BEANS PROOP ROT w#w a FIRST ANNUAL CHILD'S A U taS a .HalsM.aOlililM PASTRIES 15< DEL MONTE GOLD MEDAL MAMY OTMRR FUnOFIAUT KNOWN MILK 2r..27c Poultry Form ■rANM AVAKAtU AT AU AAF fXlEAN SPRAT f a n c y PHOTO CONTEST FLOUR 25 lb. bag noRi* Preoh Drtaatd Chickens, SUPER Ac* IknM* • m**. 8* • jm n . Ooatest cloaes March 1. I* addl- CRANBERRY SAUCE 16c Satarday 140Z.B O T. 974 thm t* Otaafi Pilst* It huauiahje awatloa prises. MAIN FLORIDA Preab a>lck trossm ponl- MAIN pkg. 500 ‘jf . any tims. w SPONSORED BY TOTS-’N-TEENS AND DOVALETTES 723 MAIN ST. POPULAR FOOD. MARKCTS ORANGES D.. 27c ’*47 Middle Tampike. West ST. THE ELITE STUDIO SEEDLESS itoiK Nm t HockaRBRi River At 4*4 rrO rj Haaks at TMa-'M-Yecaa. Mala Street fadag Oak MANCHESTER WE REDEEM WHITE ROSE COUPONS M M ^ h a a q ^ D poor chUI tskra at Elite Htadio. 1 Birdseye Peas 2 p k g *' 55^ GRAPEFRUIT 4 r.. 23c Love Lone Phone 2-0065 8fia Mata Dtaast. fi88R* ______^------—

■ t I,

MANCHhbTKR EVKMNG HERALD, MANafE8TER. tXJNN„ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, l«4t r A O B tE V K A

M A N C;iii!jarisK H i::a Bvewiwu ni!iKAt.u. aiAwcHiuJHBtt. cunri« xtiuK&UAt, febu u ak y 8, 1949

ruary maatlns o f tha Fourth diatrlct, Amarlcan Legion m u Inspired Guards Trounce Torrington dt Armory, 49-3% Auxiliary to be hetd ^^Itodkyille noon at 3 p.mi In Rockyille at the Legion Home on West jtrwt. The Legion Js sponsorlrtg the S c h o o l liuDK^ A ides ■ale of Savlnge stamps Cheneys Top schools ss sm Elducatlonsl Thrift Navajos After Gavello Sp^arl^eads Program and the Auxiliary mem­ Ben Hogan Seriously • r MIm Helen Estes. Fsculty Adviser Canipaign bers will assist in the sale of the THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S Compiled by Stodenta of Mancheotcr Blxh School A irp o rt 51-39 stamps. . „ , VOL. XVI, NO. 21 Second Victorv Earl W. Order of Eagles HEJRALD Eastern League Win fJiairman Chatterton "* A regular meeting of Rockville Injured in Accident ’ Yv»t League Leading Wifp* Aerie, Fraternal Ordet of Eagles, Committees Plan Play Springfield Bells ■gAfIs Editsr Appoints Assistants for will be held Thursday night at 8 P ortrays Mr^ C ollins Corbett Give^ ANGLE ping Y’« Trounce Mori* Tosses in 14 Points in In League Conte«t o’clock, at the Red Men’s hall on Crosby Downs Legion of Honor Car Craflhe* Into Bus Sweet Victory The Rockville Drive East Main street. For Double-YProm arty Brothers 48 to 23, Addition to Playing Bowling Match Winning Talk Local S/mrt At the Coliseum Rink An athlete, a achoUr and 'a j At Van Horn, Texas; Most VnhinMe PInyer . diiy to be eligible to take the writi j Omrda (49) RoekvlUe, Feb. 3 -^ (Special )— Joseph GenbvesI who Is in charge MHS Tankers ten examination. I Two ___„ games^ were .played , In the I Great Defensive B a ll; gentleman.. All of theae point to [ The committees for the Double- The Navajo Hockey Club will be i Who Ilf tho bMt ball play*’’ B. Superintendent of Schools A. B. of special bowling activities for Pelvis Fractured aiul Twenty years is a long' time to y senior Lqague last right. In the J. BycholskI, rf .7 the March of Dimes campaign has one peraon, the owner of the above j T dance which will he held Feb­ H. S. Student Captuens ('.halier the Rec Senior League? Who will Globe Trotters Next Chatterton, who is chairman of the picture, Thomaa Prior. j Collar Bone Broken in search of win nuihber one In be In the officiating business, but [first game Chiney Brothers A. A. Mason, r f ...... 1 arranged a special exhibition Aquamen Suffer Second ruary 18th are acUvely engrossed the second rountl tonight when It win I the Most Valuable Player at 38, Boggini can still look for- took the measure of the Airport by 1849 Fund Drive for the Rockville iratch for this evening at 8:45 p.m. Tom has been active In athletics Area Contest Jan. 28 Net proceeds from the Infantile Yankee Division OoUlna, If ...... 1 In their various plana ?4id prep­ (acea the Springfield Bells in the awarfi for the 1948-49 ssaaon? ward to at least another ten years I the score of 51 to 39. Tedfoti, If ..^ ..2 Chapter of the American Red at the Itallan-Amerlcan Friend­ And Worst Defeat of In Manchester High School, having . El Paso, Tex;. Feb. 3—(89—Tiny Paralyvis Fund program last Sat* of working the No. 1 indoor spec- The Cheney team startsd off fast W L participated with the swimming | arations. By 22 Point Lea^ second half of the midweek douplc 'These often repented questions B. BychSi$kl, c 0 Groes, has announced the appoint- ship Club on Kingsbury avenue. Season by 48*27 Score Ben Hogan, who fought illness and ] nignt at the armory tor sport before Father Time and built up a flnit period lead of Torrington ___ 9 6 Waller Beithold well known bowler and golf teams, during his four The chaperon committee made amounted to $867.73. ‘Total ax- Header Uikt will be presented at will be answered early In March ' Manchester ___ 9 8 .Staum, c ...... 1 . ment of, A«S|ig Postmaster Ed­ up of Lila Gagon and Pete Ounea fatigue along golf a wsary touma- 14 to 8. They kept up the pace and Gavello, rg . . . . 5 ward Connot^^n vice chairman of will be master of ceremonies. Eight years here. Tom la a double-duty Catherine Corbett, class r ^ ’50. penoes which included taxes and the West Springfield CMllseuni. i at halftime were out in front by New Haven . . . . 4 11 haa announced thet the following won the Manchester-East Hartford -ment trail for more than a decade The first contest will get under­ when tha M, V. P. cwnmltUe alta Shota Here and There Yost, I g ...... 0 the drive, ana William F. Part- nutst.anding bowlers of the state Powerful Crosby High School of man on the swimming team, by the printing o f tickets were Tony Luplen, recently purchased ' a score of 27 to 16. The two Kleln­ Bridgeport ___ 3 13 will take part, St.anley Pollack. Waterbury handed Manchester its both diving and swimming the members of the faculty will be area oratorical contest spmumred without being knocked from his The groes receipts were $751.30. way at 7:15. down to discuss the players and ridfre ns treasurer. A meeting of chaperons: for the waiver price from the Chi­ schmidt boys were the thorn in the 17 15-31 49 - the Pjick-.dlle Chapter is being George Brown and Lloyd Peck of backstroke. In golf he is co-captaln by the American Leglon/lnst Fri­ pedcatal, even won out over a bus. including don|tlons. Having anjoyed a two weeks poll Its votea. side of the Airport team aa they i Playing an inspired brand of •20 Total# ...... second defeat of the season Friday cago White Sox by the DftroU Ti­ Torrington (89) hcV th’s afternoon at which time Bridgeport. M.ex Carb.">’ii of New this ysar. Last year tNe team Superintendent and Mrs. Arthur day night at the Earn Hartford But It will ba a tong time before layoff from league operations, the There are many fine players in gers, may be, sent to the minors kept the ball going through the j ball, the 5Ianchester Guards out­ Haven. Wally Plpp of Hartford. nlglit in Waterbury, by the lop-sid­ placed second In the state tourn­ nUng, Principal Edaon M. Bailey, Toiwn Halt By her yietory In out | Big game on the Pollsh-Amerl Navajos hava an injury-free squad P. B. frrthr" details for the Fund Drive ha’s hla same fighting aalf again. the circuit who have demonstrated according to word from Chicago. nets constantly. The A. A. kept up ; drove, outscrapped and outshot a V/hIcb ?*''r‘ s ■’’ arch 1 '■•■ill he dis- Harry Pefers of Bristol, Mike ed score of 48-27. In gaining their ament and Tom won the local George A. I^ottertou, Sf^les Doris ■coring Donald R. SuRosky of East | Tha golf world hoard today that cans home schedule in league play for tonight’s puck game. Lea Ul- during tha. past nine weeks their Ho^.^ver, given a chance with the the torrid pace through out the i 2 Foerst. rf ...... 5 Bobinn of Avon and Joseph Gen- state league victory, the Crosby junior club championship. Kibble. Miss JuUa A. Lynch. Mlsa Hartford by 22 polhU Cathy haa little Ban, seriously Injured yester­ la acheduled Sunday afternoon son hag preplng his aextet for qualifications for consUteratlon for i there are many rooters of third quarter, but in the fourth | star-studded Torrington Howards 2 Gimmler. If . . . . 3 gained a berth lythe competition the Belts, and Is anxious that a 8 ^Ivir .\ss.neIallon ovesi of Rockville. The event is team captured seven out of a pos- Tom plays to the band and has Martha 3. White, Mr. and Mrs. day In a tralBc accident, would against the Hartford St. Cyrils at tho M. V. P. trophy. Eddie Wierx-1 the » ' former • Manchester. ^ athlete . . . . quarter the Airport put caution | team at the armory last night 2 Baietti, If ...... Yar.drcv W. Vc.ncc, literary edi­ op'-> to the public and a collection Richard S. Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. for the First postrict oratorical | winning combination la found for 3 Garrett, c ...... 1 slbie eight first places. been a member of this organiaa- probably play once more, but some the East Side Rec. The SalnU, de­ Weki, a member . of W'llMe’s Ortll. who believe be can beat out nslde and v outscored the Silk ' sending them down to a 49-39 de­ tor of 'Tie Hartford Cnurant, will will bo taken during the evening tion aince hla freahman year. As George J. EmmerUng. contest on Fewnary 18, nt Hart­ other i ^ e r wUl be king of the fending league champions, are set­ the remaining four league games. w6n tlic coveted honor last scaaon. 3 Ryan, c ...... 1 Crosby took the lead by swim­ George Vico for the first base as­ Makers with Legier getting 10 | feat in an Eastern League con­ be the speat-.er at the February for the Mar'h of Oime.s, far aa music goes his favorites are: Poetere and other publicity are ford County/eanrt bolHllfig. If * links in the coming year. ting a Jaat pace in the league Chirrently in fifth place, the locals I Leading candidates I n c lude IKiints for the losers and the game i 4 Jaycox, rg ----- 0 ming the 120-yard medley in the vrinner I n /w e State oratorical signment with Red Wolfe’s team. I test. A lil.sappoinllng crowd, of meeting the Rockville Civic As- Mrs. John Kwlatkowalil popular music as a whole, Guy In charge of the publicity com­ The little guy, who was Nation­ again this season. The Poles down must start clicking in order to gel Johnny Dobek, youUifuI left-hand­ ended 51 to 39. For Cheneys it was ,'o Doherty, rg . .. 0 e::cellent time of 1:09.5 making . .A sour note was left by the 8cCat*''r th‘s evrninc at 6-301 Mrs. Leokadla CiechowskI Lombardo for a band, Alan Dale mittee headed by Jennifer Rowley champlotMlp on March . 12 at the al O ^ n and National PGA cham­ ed the SalnU for the playofi Into one of the playoff positions. ed hook-shot of Bsich's Pontiacs Johnny Klelnschmidt with 15 which a fair portion came from Samele. Ig . . . . 0 wife of John the score 6-3 in favor of Crosby. Capttql /which Dffere a U-Conn. Eastern League Danbury Fedoras |3 o’ct'c': ct the Rockville Hotel. He 1 Iwin'Itowsk'. 78. as a singer and the three songs, and consisting of Glnny Battln, pion, leading money winner ami erbwn last March but dropped a Tonight's starting lineup is ex­ and Paul Worobel of the same last week when Aud Brindley and points and A. Klelnschmidt with Torrington, saw the local boys , 1 Sheehan. Ig ■ 0 '(-ct, ‘‘' ’ rn of tI:o’.v.rki of 6 Franklin street. Crosbv strengthened their lead “Lavender Blue," “Bella, Bella, Leo Barrett, and Mary DIngley. ochotazmp or a 81,000 cash prise golfer of the year In 1948, suffered close decision In Hartford earlier pected to consist of Johnny Oa- team. Player-Coarh Wally Parciak 1 died Wednesday evening at the by another point to lead 11-7 aa to Vhjt Tlctortoua orator. Bill Pless, two of their highly pub- 12 to pace the winners. For the i.e'.tr-.' IT"’ o' Cenius?" >.Ir Marie” and “Until." Chairman o f tha orchestra com­ a fractured pelvis, broken collar this season. trowskl In the cage. Jack Donahue of w m ie'i Grill la having S big llclzed stars, failed to make an ap- Airport Legier with 22 and Robin- third time this season as against ! 20 Totals ...... 13 13-24 39 Vnn"e has ‘ ra/cllcd extensively Rockville City hnspiUI. She was Carpenter of Crosby placed first Oea Brranaa and Hank Schueltz on defense. one lose. The win placed the For hobbies Tom follows sports, i mittee. Rosa Shirer, haa announced subject for this year’s op- bone, possible fracture of a rib year while- y .------teammates------— Mike Diak- I pearance in Manchester against , sun with 15 points atarrq,d. «.,n k. Score al half time. 2.5-23. Tor- both In thl.‘i country and abroad horn in Poland Dee. 11, 1870. the in 220 yard freestyle. ’’Whltey’' and other Injuries yet to be deter­ With the front line having Bob Guards one full game )>ehlnd the Aa would be expected, golf la hla that' the dance music will be pro­ Iry is "The Constitution—Worth Manchester High’s football Guards. The local management i„ the second game the Wapping | leadtoz H ow ard ringlon. and .ba.s met man” famous people. daughter of Caslmer and Kath­ Fldler placed second and Bob Foss favorite, but basketball plays a Mr. CoUina, a narrow-minded, is'vlng, Worth defending.” mined. when his car crashed with team held lU annual banquet re­ Carton and Ev Thompson' on the Referee.. Boggmi Umpire. He has made his home in Rock- erine DecUvoski CiechowskI, and of the Red and White placed third. vided by Bud Hewitt*! i- rchestra, . Danbury’S Joe y continued winning w .y . by tak- | close second. Tom also plays in t ' major In physical education and which la well-known throughout conceited, pompous, silly young Catherine very aptly summed a Greyhound bus neay Van Horn, cently and aa usual the Ixqrs on wings, with Tom McCusker at the sideration by the committee. The ...... 1 ; . •• , V.'. >1. . ' Every man in the Manchester vil’c f"" ncvcral years. hafl been a resident of thit coun­ Taylor and Coleman, both of become a coach or a golf profet' clergyman 4a portrayed by pivot post Skating on the. second Minittl that the Rill the Intermediate League of the the Rockville area. her feelings on the subject in these Texas. the te.am had to pay in order to best une-two scoring punch in the would appear for the E. L. hlH P«rt in helping to Dinner Tonight try and Rockville for 56 years. Crosby, placed first and second re­ Rec. ' atonal. Brennan In the forthcoming pj few words: “Worth Having? With­ The bantam of the links had to line will be Jim CMrton, Dick An- game : of ,8 to 23. The , bring home the Important victory., The decoration committee imder attend. Someday the school will league—Harry Smith and Bemie . .Stanislaus Zbyako. the great- top performers The members of VIctorv As.sem- She was a member of St. Joseph’s spectively in the 40 yard freestyle Tom has taken the college course Tom Is one o f the most well duction, “ Pride and Prejudice.;.' out it life in meaningless. Worth wait two hours for medical aid. follow the pattern of other schools schiieU, and Johnny Metivler. Fisher of the Cleahera rate high and waa out in , ^ W e r s stand now, another. go Into a 37-32 lead at the three church. She is survived by her the leadership ot Cece Moller con­ eat athlete to ever come out ol /ront by a comfortable margin. 10 , ^^^rd win o. a loss by New H a -i quarter whistle. Playing a slow bly, Catholic Ladies of Columbus, to increase Crosby’s lead to 19-8. through his four years here, and liked fellows in his class. The rea­ This la Don’s first year defending? With my very life." An ambulance dashed 152 miles by giving the football players a The Navajos only league win to in the hooka of weekly Rec League will enjoy a ■ ch1cl:en dinner this husband, two sons. Benjamin and Earl Anderson of Manchester this year his subjects are English. son for this is easy enough to see. sists of: Marion Maher, Barbara Sock and Buaklnite. H ^ a the In her oration Cathey clarifies ' from Van Horn to El Paso to bring date wan at the expense of the Poland, made in excess of a m il-, to 7 as the first period ended. H ov- j ° “n w-jn m Tuic the iLal* of time killing last period the Guard.s .lohn of HdVtford. two daughters. banquet out of school funds. fans.'Ruas Cote, Jackie rtoMb and eyening at fl:30 o’clock at thcii finished third. Physics, U. 8. History, and Prob­ He is always pleasant, helpful and Melbert, Barbara Quiliten, Barbara son of Mr. and MrU. Frapk BrAi- these etatementa by stating that Hogan to a hospital here, where Tickets for tonight’s . hockey Bells. They are two poipU behind Gua Gaudino o f the British Ameri­ pfayoff H ow ev^ tn^ found tlme\o score 12 points while meeting rooms, with the regular Mr.s. M. J. Nejka of Meriden anil Kloppenbiirg, Cjmthia Hillary, prowess. Between 1919 and 1922 Crosbv’s Garret won the diving lems of Democracy. After gradua­ has a good word for anyone. Tom’s nan of 82 Hilliard streej "Through the constant reverance five hours later a bulletin said Ben game between the Navajos and the fourth place Diamond Match cans all have qualifications for the Vous*lwhrch e7ded'!Ilto*thV*^ri**IeadtM I cop the d l-1 holding their opponents to seven tncct'rg to follow. Mrs. John McCormick ot Rock­ with the fine total of 50.9 points, parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Frances Britton, June Hall, Mil­ J. W. would make it but would be out sextet. Game time tonight will be he took part In over one thous-1 which ended with toe V s leading ^ , ,,,, I again, making the final score U) to tion Tom would like to attend of the Constitution and the prac­ the SpringOeld Bflls may be ob­ award. Bill Wada and Pat Rodgers and matches.. .Jack Graham. i 25 to 13. In the third period the vialon title. tVater Fo'ety Report ville, one brother. John Ciechow­ while teammate Prozko placed Duke in North Carolina. He plans Prior of 183 Wadsworth street. dred Hobson, Eileen Warner, tical application of its principles of compHltlon on the links for a 8:45 p. m. The Ro'kville Chapter, Ameri­ skI of California, two sisters, Mrs. ZZL tained from any member of the of the Kaceya have been standouts leading homer hitting king in the Ys put on their drive and at the Displaying the best brand of third to make the score 2.5-11. Bruno Moake, Jean Cordner, Elaine we have developed a country which long, long time. In evtry game they have partici­ can Red Cross has Issued the re­ Frank Goscenski and Mrs. Alex­ Tedford. Joan Belcher. Betty Zlm team or at Niaalffa. Play starts Pacific Coast League with 48 last | end of the period were leading 41 ball since the opening game of the Croabv. The beM Manchester could has the highest standard of living Hla pretty brunetu wife, Vale­ at 8:30 at the West Springfield pated In. rtino Pa^ni and Hippo season against toe Worcester Tad- Big Green Notes port of its Water Safety a“tlvitics ander .Manchuck of Rockville, also do v/as Franklie Vozzolo’s second merman, Glenns Oalnet, Audrey ris, Bumred minor hurU but waa season and a St. Louis Brownie | to 15. In fhe fourth period the Y one grandson. The funeral will be Rifle Team Scores Lose By Forfeit Flashes /From in the world. We have been able to Coliaeum. Correnti of the Italian Americana casters, Elmo "Red" Gavello There was plenty of cheering in for, IS-;8 which show.s a total of place. Waddell. Norene Johnson. Gwen make remarkable scientific ad­ able to smile last night as ahe Sports Roundup outfleld-first base candidate, bolds , reserves had their chance and held held from the W’hlte Funeral Glenney, Don Hubbard, Marshall Walt Dropo. rookie Boston Red and Snap Server, Alan Cone and a private’s pilot license. Another toe Gas House Gong so that t h e ,---moved around the ^ largo , armory the lerge hall as both sides were 660 ‘•hildren attended the c'asses Bob Harris captured Manches­ vancement because of freedom of Mild: Sox first baseman, waa a visitor Dick Danielson, all of the SUk well represented and took every certlflcate.* being issued. In 1947 Home at a time to be announced. Warren, OInny Johnson, Dave T !^ Classes Brown rookie, Inflelder Bill Som- final score waa 48 to 23. ' • Kr«yhound. p a rtin g , ter’s oniv first place by swimming Will Over Windham Joy in Manchester’s 27-23 thj Individual: we have become •Tt’i tough but we’re both lucky In Manchester last night. He By Hugh Fulleilan, Jr. City A. C„ are In the running. For toe Y Oub. Anderson with blocking passes and shot.i. Inter- opportunity to yell a compliment there were 040 registered with 105 Ita lic Night the 100 vard freestvle Iti the fins victory over William Hall of Donovan, Carol tVhitcher and Paul to be alive. W.e’re both very mera haa played four straight sea­ I Italian Night, the first of a se­ the champion of justice In the spent considerable time with Hal New York, Feb. 8—uh— In Its Who will the Most Valuable 12 points and Andross with 1.5 , cepting'passes, shooting and pass- or a raspberry 'Ahen the occasion certificates being issued. A total of time of 60.1 seconds. Carpenter West Hartford last Friday Grady. ^Rues^o^rfflcien^tudy^^ world. Todsy lit a world of. fear, thankful and we’re both very sons in toe minors without miss­ ries of Nationality Nights, will be ’The Manchester High School Turkington. first three New York shows, the Player be? Well, think it over and ing a game. . .Phil Hergeshelmer stood out and 'Barnard with but j *i8 1-° ***• teararaatea Red arose. 660 children attended hte cla.sses and Gough of Crosbv placed sec­ night was short lived when The dance tickets at two dollars been formulated by Mias Mc- distrust, aggression, and hate, that gnteful for our friends In thla pass along your euggestiona and held at the Elks Home this eve­ Rifle Team scored its Initial win Co-Axlal A. C., commonly known of the Philadelphia Rockets in the little help scored 9 polnU. B a r-' accounted for 14 polnU and fed in 1948 as compared with 400 in ond and th'rd respectively and word was received from the a couple, went on sale last Tues­ Guire’i^reshman English elasacr. Constitution is the hope of man­ time of etreea. Everybody haa as the Tournament of Champlona, reaeons to Rec Director Johnny 1947. ning with dinner being served at rtm'i oo.ia. of the season last Friday when day morning. The first three days, been wonderful.” • American Hockey League, one df nard played a fine game and was his mates for at least a similar Al Surow iec was present but did 6:30 o’clock. CCIL that the game . would They ^v o c a tc an alert, mind, good kind. , has unveiled three newcomers to Falkowski or Mike Saverick. A closely guarded as he scored 32 , number. In addition he held Certificates were given a.s fol­ Mittle>pnn of Crosbv in winning have to be forfeited because of tickets were on sale only to mem­ She eald they were mighty hap- Royal Kings, Arms the finest players to ever play in -...... „ . ------„ , ^ , not have a suit on. Aggravation of they defeated the Windham High pos^e (via a straight chair and ‘ ‘It alone la the light of peace the local fight scene . . . First it full conunittee will be named poinU against tola club the last Henry Jaycox. the vlslUng colored j reason injury forced him lows; Earl Schindler, Instructor, the 100 vo”d brea.at.atroke in one of the player’s ineligibility. bers of Hl-Y and Jr. and Sr. Y- a desk), correct lighting, shining In the darkness of postwar py that Ben didn’t have a broken the circuit, won the award aa the Rifle Team at Willlmantic. The wss Rusty Payne: then Fritzle shortly to select the M. V. P. Philadelphia Player of toe month time they------met.. The Y .team----- .— looked' scoreless from the floor. nto watch c / the game ,from the side­ Beginners. 11; Intermediate, 10; 1 ;09..5. handed Manchester’s Frank The loss was the eighth for the Teena. The attendance will be ilent reading and proper concen- chaos. It alone guarantees those back aa first feared. Triumph al Rec Pruden, now tabbed "Tha New U fc Saving. 4; Norman Fisher, Be­ Ver^oio hV.^‘fir.i,'t‘ dc'f^^^ th'e’sca- match was Hogan was on the way to hla Rounding Out Twenty Y'eara for December. For this honor. and played like league leaders and i Burk Blanks Garrett lines. Ditto for Wee Dlnnle of Asked to Speak Red and White, the fifth in the limited to 150 couplea ratlon. things which make life worth liv- Miracle o f 84th Street"; Pruden Bruno "Big Buck" Bycliolskl ginners, 30. Int. 33, Life Saving, sen. Third pla'’c went to Williams match with the final score reading CCTL, as against five wins. The B. Zimmerman ’49. home In Fort Worth. After ptay- Rounding out twenty years as Phantom Phil waa presente/l with deserved to win. Torrington. ipg—It guarantees life itself." In the first o f three scheduled never had a big club main bout did a great defensive job on the 7; Donald Berger, Beginners, 37; of Grosbv and Manchester was 476 to 467 in favor of Manches victory was the first for Hall In Girls in the Home Ec classes Aside from the deliverance of Ing in four tournaments, he had on approved basketball ^flcial in beautiful gold wrist watch 1 Tonight in tlie Intermediate , > At Dedication ter. / games last night, the Royal Kings until he hit Manhattan Center . league the Indiana and toe St. | visiting center, elongated Clayton Int. 28; Swimmers. 2; Life Saving. definltelv out of the running as CCIL competition. have turned out some attractive her 11 minute speech, ">ne from quit the golf trail and oaid he did Last night it was Humberto Sierra Connecticut la Al "Horse" Bogglnl. the Rocket Rooters Club...Yan .«o close wa.s the checking and High scorer for the Manchester not plan to reeumo play until the overwhelmed the Dwyer’s Photo’s The dark-haired Elaat Side resi­ Bridgets Team will meet at 6:15 •‘Slim’’ Garrett. Garrett hooped 6; Branches, Charles Conklin, In­ Crosby led by the score, 35-19. The Red and White Jayveca' dresses under the supenislng of which the above was quoted, Cathy Next week Don Lee la due for his kee rookie pitcher, Clarence ’’(hud­ so hfgh-pltched were toe players structor. Be.elnners, 33; Int. 20; The 100 yard backstroke was club was Ross Shirer with 98; n«ixt Augusta. Ga., Mostora In AprlL entry. 38-12. The Kings took an dent gained admission to the Cen­ dles’’ Marshall. Is a double for Ty­ and following the Junior GuSrda one from toe floor. Brother John Hartford, Feb. 3 .- (/P)—Senator won their game by the score Of Miss Isabel Regan. was requested to speak extempor­ first appearance against Walter BycholskI, who never seems to that Torrington scored only four Junior Life Saving, 11; Senior Life won by McDonald of Crosby in was Edward Quinn with 96; Philip \Court Not %oauae Ofe. 3S-year-^ golf early lead and coasted to victory. tral Connecticut BMrd of Aproved rone Power toe film actor. . John w ill meet toe St. John’s team. Raymond E. Baldwin and Gov 36-34. Leon Botteron, guard, 0 Freshmen girla who have been aneously for four mlmitVa on tha Cartier . . . That looks like real move fast but is always the ! Saving, 1; Mrs. Hamilton. Instruc­ 1:15.2. John Panclera and Ed Jobert with 95; Marion Phaneuf r taking oew'ing have changed to star sought to protect his wife F. Sambogna led the way and Officials at the ripe old age of 18 "Windy" McCall will be back for About 60 boys saw toe 'World in" hr.strr Bowles will be Invited to with 94, and Richard McCraw with ptfeed the locals, with eleven fourteenth amendrr.enL It wsa In Kelley’s six points were high for competition for the 20th Century' Series movies at the Y last night. right spot at the right time 1 tor. North Coventry. Beginners. 3; speak at the dedication ot a ni'\.y O’Dwyer of the Red and WTiite In one of the m ost/exciting cooking for the semester. the fulfillment of this part of the by throwing hlmssU across her "new faces" program, especially and has been tooting a whistle another chance to make good with 93. These scores were out of a points. The game was the first when the crash occurred waa the the losers. ever since. During this time he hw pitched in with seven hoopa from ■ The lar.s yclpi'd (Heir dnapur/''- Int. 10; Swimmers, 2; Advance building at the Willimantlc State placed second and third, respec­ in which Botteron scored a games of the year, 26F/dged 28B contest that Cathy gained her since Lee once beat Harry Mark the Boston Red Sox this season. tively, and Crosby now led by 40- possible 100 as only ten shots in a thriller of a basMtball game reason his injuries were not more Nasslff Arms oontined to show worked scbolssttc. Independent McC’all was credited with one of Wappifig (48) the floor and added a foul shot to ' al of the fifth personal foul ca.led Swimmers, 4; Junior Life Saving, Tcachcr.s’ college on April 8, the hoop from the floor. Asked to name their Choice of winning lead in pointn over her son’s newest drawing card. Vince F Pts. lead the team in toe scoring col- , on Bruno BycholskI in the final 23. prone were fired. Tuesday morning at tne East Side a place to live, and a desirable oc­ serious than they turned out to be. good form in the second game by Foster. On the other hand. Don and profeasVonal contests. the bright sayings o f toe training 5; Senior Life Saving 1. The .state Board of Education has an­ Friday, the locals travel to opponent. 0 8 umn with 15 points. , period. The bellowing filled the hall The Crosby 160-yard freestyle Wednesday of this week the Rec. England, the / game’s high cupation. Miss Burke’s 84 pupils It threw him out of the way of trouncing th# Bogey-Busteri 42- waa flattened just recently by J. Bogglnl waa responsible for a season a year ago when he report­ Waldron, rf classes were held Hally through nounced. meet mighty Bristol in a CCIL Judges for the Manchester-EaM the ateerlng wheel of hla 1949 25. PonUUo waa the big scorer White, rf . . Tee Collins, off on his shootii g for >>elter tlian a minute, July and August with classes at The a\idilorium in the new relay team of Bowman, Coleman, team met Hamden, who is leading scorer with 27 pohits, also hoop^ turned In a variety of suggestions. Hartford area were Arthur W'. T. Ross, a toll California middle­ revision in the Connecticut Board's ed to camp on the third day and clash. Earlier this season the Cadillac automobile whlclr was with 14 points, aa Modean'a 10 Anderson. If from the floor, aided considerably Crystal Lake, Shady Lake, Coven­ building, started during Baldwin's Garret and Taylor won this event the C.C.I.L. at the present time. tlie last basket, which proved to b? Thirty-four designated Manchester Ksirott of Gia.stonbury High weight who w1U only get a tryout rule book in reference to accepting greeted T ^ WHllsms with; "Hi in the goototaJ af 11 : MiSB jiifit on^ oh. what a bum. cates, the Instructors feel that Alumni of the college will meet Bristol, "rtie defeat was Bris­ with Ilttl/ time remaining. Eng­ 2.' students, while 18 name<^ paint­ Clarence Smith. J. Herbert Ander- there on April 9. Teachers and 20; Earl Anderson, 16; Tom Prior. tional Rifle Association scries will land then/dropped in the linel hoop. ing, Italy proved the most popular aion was the timer. Reed ... 114—302 with the Aces on the long end by Harry Markson, 20th Century Stead, Ig . points between them ss relief men. 98* of the children who had no 13; Tony Turkington, 11; and Ed tol's only one in the CCIL. 95—287 85-24. Frey and McCarthy were Texas State the other day. Bob knowledge of swimming, learned high school .seniors in the Willi- be fired this month. The five Wiley with 9 baskets for 18 place to visit, with Paris running When queried ss to the nervous­ Bhpwn . Club managing director, still is Hanulen Shooters Coach Earl Yost, besides rotat­ Tiie ’."Oi M 'r nioii* G.ohetrotteis O’Dwycr, 10. highest scores of the local team Skbog . 104—321 best for the winners and Zwick for getting a imuckle out of a recent Berry. Jr., of Oklahoma dropped Totals ...... 48 ing his eight available men prop­ to swim during the courses. mantic area will bo invited to in­ points. W. Szemplinski’s 9 points a close second. ness which one might expect her his false teeth while pole vaulting. Brothers cure to (O.vu VrldH'- n!::bt rnd spect the new structure on April Saturday afternoon at 2:00 the will be sent to Washington in com and Ferris with 8 were standouts Nicnql* 84—304 the Buckeyes. Their was a con­ sports dinner . . . Marry waa Morlarty erly. did a Herculean iob in get­ TTie Rockville Chapter cx to have experienced. Cathy replied They landed in a pit filled with DoKii Maiielie ter Gri/el. rf . tarn bn HunJa- the the losers 8 of 8. Zwick made good when wrorkmen closed the build-! Hcsllc, Copr-r.< \Vitho'.;t a donbt. has also aruiouncod the acceptance month the scores will be computed points; England-27, Diana-6, Day- be reminded frequently during of what to say next!" However, haired athlete passed in front of ing . . . Just goes to show what; The Hamden High School Rlfit , defensive piei« of work on the'Tor- Water Safety program and it is and the winning team will be an Cargo ...... 109 118 121—346 on 7 out of 7 attempU. them . . . “ Harry, who waa that tin- Coppers ha'.e the best t-am in ' hoped that another Swimming of the resignation of Dr. John R. 2, DingIey-2, Crehore-2, and Du- tests about how many more min­ one' thing did bother Cathy—’Tlie awful things can happen to a guy| Team,kBM. -Antop schoolboyanVinnlkn,. contenders rg rtngton'a latest addition, big Hank Rackloy, dean of the New Britain nounced. The M.H.S. team’a aver­ Hello! Recovered yet? From Lalley . . . 102 104 81—287 Tonight’s Junior League sched- fellow? He used te be a great Baietti. former L.l.U. star and t'■',(• program will be in operation in Sot*. Work Careers blel. utes they have left. They favor Just judges faces all looked so blank!" 90—293 who hits toe hay too early. for the past ten years, turned in a Buckler, ig Teachers college, to be elTectlve age has risen considerably since those llttlo quizes- - (exams, in case one reminder about five minutes J. Rowley ’49. McGuire ..A. 90 113 bte: football player at Erasmus Hall prosentlv starring with the Brook­ 1949. June 30. the first of their matches. There they haven’t told you!) By now 25F, on 'Thursday m om bg, .Sarpola .... .\ 93 108 97—298 Rowdlea-Cardlnals High school," Ferris asked . . . End ef the Line >strong performance yesterday at' District Meeting trimmed 26B, 41 to 34. The scor­ before the testa must be handed in. Buck Read, president of toe Na-1 the local Armory to defeat Man- Totals . . lyn Gotha.ns of the .Amelltan The board promf^ted Miss Ruth Topic of Speech are four of these postal matches. we’ve made out new 3rd term reso­ U’Bright . . . . 93 95 108— 296 Clowns-Animals Markson looked again and remark­ . 10 l>eague. H 'o weeks ago. Baietti Richard J. Collins, Deputy State ing for 2SF was divided evenly Mwstangs-Panthers tional Basketball Coaches Asaocia cheater High’s rifle, team deHsive- 8<-ore at half time. 25-1,'i C. I’owics of Hartford to the posi­ lutions! Have you? Students of Miss Mary Mc­ ed; "Oh. you mean Sid Luckman." broke the American League one , Director for Tolland and Wind­ tion of associate consultant in among Burgess-8, Coffin-8. Carl- Miss Low Shows. rotal ----- 4^7* 586 497-1520 Roval Kings rtsnce of the Uiilir.n-A;nc.-:c.ins course yc5'vc bought voiir ticket score of 42-21. Stone scored 9 points upon the campus of Cite Unlver- ToUl ...... 495 498 602-1595 Stevenson. Ig ...... 4 1-4 9 ers" who might try to fool around speaker proclaimed: "Thia la too "i Middletown a week from tomo'r-, Dancoase. if .., per tic )r,7la JoLhern says she's | Mlsa Amll.slo. a former Y-Tecn Queen Heart? Who’s "the? Why was added to the booklets by gay sitaire— all without leaving Man­ with basketball players . . . only state w ith more ball players row. Both matches will he helirsldrnt. is a gri’ dimte of Man- and if you need another one. you she's the "'Vlzoro’’ for the dance— while Buckler and Dowes scored illustrations, allhouettea on the Motor Jes (0) Forfeit Hunday, ret*. 6 'an get it from a Sock and Buskin apiece. chester! Mazzolt . . . 135 121 103 359 Totols 15 8-20 38 Heavyweight Lee Savold and than politicians." New Hamp-lat the Main street Armory. Elast' smith, c ...... ch',ck:ng and a ileliberale offense Hartford vs. Polish-Amerlcans. am. n'.” ht lub performer Hied a|chcsl"r High siliool, I'nivcr.sity of you know when? Picked out your covers, and titles written in Greek At a recent movie showing, mem­ Manager BUI Daly are due to leave shire has only two representatives j Hartford, an unknown quantity. l.« King, c ...... prevailed throughout moat of the •'ol.i.tcry p. litu.n in hanlii upl y[ ’nr.nrcUcut, and Fordham Univer- -leriber or from Miss McAdams. oest Valentine yet? This week the Senior Hl-Y will The latter idea wAs employed by Brogan .. . 101 89 100—290 Dwyer’s Photos (12) ;):30 -Rec. take on the Uncaa while the Junior bers of the French and Spanish 121 113 109—343 England on the Queen Mary to ------I not ■ expected to prove too lougli. j Klelnschmidt rg gamr. .•eE'iorcla;.. .it-t n-; cash aeaets of sity. But huiry-they’ll be gone soon! George Pazianos and Mary Gates McCrecy .. Oaella. rf i Club plays Bloomfield. classes, Art Club, and High S<-hool A. Olsen, rf . morrow. In Savold’s bar-tending - *•* s j I while the Middletown match is ! Eltv, rg ...... Torrington Scores first jlO'. ar.il I il.tfc.-. oI 57.8G6. Her talk centered around oppor­ "Why, he’s another Toecaninni," World were given the privilege of days he probably couldn’t have l/OSt [tlfin t H r t U n I S rated a toaa-up. [ Fergerson. ig Torrington drew first blood on IIA Jiinlopa Lose tunities of the various branch “I kiss vour hand, madame"— Total . . .. 357 323 312—992 Kelley, if .. . ‘ hen as Dorc” bends gracefully That’s what they’re saying about seeing movies taken of England ChanlieTS (I) 'Tteman. c ... 0 -sailed on anything smaller The Hamden match summaries: . puiti,, _ Jackie Foerst's hoop but John By- fields of social work; namely, ITpperclaasiiiea Win ^ ------Hamden (8*9 iihea “ B" (62) over Elizabeth’s finirers. unm's- all those guys and gals who have It was all juniors and seniors New Sophs Among and France. Miss Jeanne Low S. Hillnskl 94—289 W. Olsen, rf . College hockey la going great 1 cholakl evered things up aoor. P.. F. Pto. p.sychiafrio, f,"mily, probation and been directing the choir! As we’ve had chosen these scenes as anme guna In Boston afld as a result New York (Manhattan Canter I j ...... l ~ Y a , d ‘ i P i e c e parole, mcuiclnc, school, industrial fakahle appropriate sound effects Tuesday at the Interclaas League C!hambers . 97-^305 LaFraneis, Ig Totals 51 after and that .s the way the game: 7 0 14 said before—"Such hidden tal­ of the more interesting highlights toe Boston Olympic Club likely —Paddy DeMarco, 134 1-4. Brook-1 pchrsson ...... ■\lrport (39) went in Uie hi»t half. Manchester ■ Mctmire rf . and g:.i dance. are heard from out in the garden. games. The juniors came up with Semester Changes WitkowskI 118—3.53 lyn, outpointed Humberto Sierra.' {trnith ...... 5 0 10 »' - 1 ents! ’ tremendous shellacking for the o f her recent visit to France. iiaalela — 108—318 T o t a ls ...... 2-9 12 will be revived next season with * i” Robinson rf ...... led four times, Torrington five and • Mu naeia. 0 20 She stated the qunllflcattons of I'or shame, Papa! The movie-goers first glimpsed a mlcleus of players from B. C.. 133 3-4, Havana. (lOl. I Humphrey ...... 10 frosh by winning 88 to 25 In the KotIs ...... 12S-A329 Score al half 16 to 6 Frakier. rf the game was tied up six times as ...... 12 oocial workers as being; A four- the approach to England at South­ B. U.. Dartmouth and Northeast­ Oakland, Calif.—Elarl Turner, ...... Llic lifkllic vs ewi vss,v« g r**® S-I r'Y . . 6 0 yrar college course and tWo years Wait till vou see the costumes! Did you hear about the male of first game. The seniors again ex­ Life went on as usual at M.H.S. Kings. Legier. If . . 22 both clube scrapped for the victory j J " ' «* 0 6 the species that got into the girls’ this week with few students pot- ■ ampton, , . and „ the „ English . Gardens. . ern . . . Dugan Ayceck, toe Lex­ 155,‘ Richmond, CtalifA outpointed i Nlanchestcr (81*1 McClure’ c -it graduate school taking special- 'lerta'n gentlemen are golpg to celled by winning their fifth Total . . . 513 544 540-1596 (?lyde Coyhia. 153. Milwaukee.^ jr (j\iinh ...... that meant so much to both teams, . '. 0 0 0 locker room? What species? Why straight In defeating the sopho­ ing many changes as lhey_entered Naaslffa (42) ington. N, C.. golf pro. pUns to ;"YtHnotek. rg ^ By winning, the Torrington boys I ' 0 •*i j courses. 'ook awfully pretty with their Square and Piccadilly Circus were Morlarty Brothers (2) belt a golf ball from Lexington to •101 ■ W. Schubert ...... , 0 4) ’’The opportunities and future "limlja’’ encased In berlbboncd the canine of course! mores 59 to 35. their second semester. However, V lttn er___ _ ISO 100 135—363 J. Shea, rf .. ___ 4 0-2 8 Phoenix. Ariz. Benny Evans.! ^ Deacon ...... ira McCann, rg . * would practically have clinched _ .— — changes there are—the change in all Pictured. Dover Castle and 9 Thoniaavllle. nine miles away, as [ this field are extremely broad,’ silk stockings. In the first game, Flnnegaia, Ar- H. LaChapelle 130 90 100—320 Beherend. rf ___ 3 3-4 148. Oklahoma^ Ctty. outpointeil j Miller ...... '•'»(* " the division title and at the same | 31 e 0 62 "You’re in t|ie army now!” Weil, schedules.... the change from 2 the White a tffs Indicated the de­ ___ 6 2-4 14 a "March of Dimes’ publicity , TotaU . . Andisio said. She also stated cart and McDowell tossed In 20, parture to France. Newcomb . . . 108 117 96—321 PontlDo, If . Young Amado, 156. Juarez, Mex r ' shircr ...... 148 ^ time eliminate its nearest r /s l Britlsh-.Aroer Jro. (60) almost. The fellas who blew out gym classes to 3 or 3 to 2 for 1-2 3 stunt today. He probably will -1 -het there Is an increasing need Those prettv parasols are kll- 21, and 23 points, respectively, The city of Boulogne, which Waickowakl . 127 124 101—353 Coleman, If . ___ 1 take fewer strokes than a dub ico. (10). Other Manchester shooters were from a threat to the flag. The first B. F. Pta. for social workers in every field ers! —csneclally In the » hands of 18 candles on their last birthday while Rosakowekt. Jensen , and Ru- girls. . . and the two new sopho­ R. LaChapelle 103 110 134—347 Symington, c ___ 1 0-0 2 Score at half lime. ’ T-lB Chen­ period ended with the visitors on jj^gi^nd. rf . . . . . 7 0 14 was badly destroyed during the does on 18 holes. Binghamton. N. 5’.—Joey Tay-j P. Jobert, D. Bennett, A. Schubert. eys. aod urged any girls who were at 'targaret DeClantis. ns she waves cake are anyhow! They’ve got one backa collected four each for the more transfers—Elsther Socenaer Morgan, rg . ___ 1 0-1 2 ior, 1 ^ 1-2. Binghamton, otitpoint- \ the short end of a 13 to 11 gu-stton. if •••• . 1 0 2 of those little identification cards balling from East Hartford High war: Carcassonne, an old Medieval Hayilft Needed M. Uhaneuf. R. McCraw . all interested in the work to try to one haphazardly around the stage hapless frosh. walled city In southern France; Total 598 541 536-1705 Flaherty, Ig . . . . 2 0-1 4 ed Tony Masicarelli, 162, New i The secood quarter found the Hatten. c . .10 0 20 •nakc it their career. now!—Let’s hope they’ll never and John Descy from St. Thomaa During a dual track •>*- Ue.- I/cague In the second game the seniors and Marseilles, biggest port of tween Oklahoma U. and North York. (10). Ch*nrv OnU t League Howards ouUcorlng the locals 14 O'Oiln, rg . . 3 0 6 Nobody dares mlsa a cue now have to receive "greetinga!!!!” Seminary In Bloomfield. Totahs . . . 18 6-14 42 Indies \. C. (4) 0 16 dominated play with Tommy Ste­ France, were shown. TTift pic­ Coae League Quey . o ., ' to 10 to walk off the floor at half Fuller. Ig •. . 0 for the unlucky sinner who does venson bearing the brunt of the Esther is following the business turesque village of Trcaoleou;v, in Bogey-Bosler* (25) ...... 9.5 126 time sporUng a 25 to 23 lead. . 1 0 $ Give Original Definitions Ob. my aching back pocket! The course carrying English, Modem Team No. 1 (2) Paradiso ...... 97 109 111 Glenney, Ig must pay ten cents Into the kitty attack with 22 points. McArdle the Alps, added tourist Interest tp HIghlaad Park (6) Kroh, rf D-xlcr ...... 103 90 108 —301 j ,1 ; ' In one of the better third quar- Hedlundi, Ig . 0 0 0 for refreshments. Oh. yes, actors .Seniors wail! Pictures, rings, and Miruckl also hit double figures History, Economic Geography (her the picture, while the University Todd ...... 80 91 84— 2.55 Prior. I f ...... Della Ferra .99 117 94 — Can you top these? Here are dance! Oh, my! How pop is going favorite), and Biology for sub- Stamler ...... HI W 98—301 Zanis ...... 94 , ters Uyit the Guards have played eat! Who says rehearsals aren’t In the scoring department. St Grenoble showed the education­ R. Dennison .0 0 86 99 - 275 Thomas, If .. . Famed Globe Trotters Play Morel ...... 89 82 , 77-248 — 103 30 0 60 some original definitions given by to suffer this month! jeetz. From her first three days Brobowski 120 104 104 328 : thi,s season, the boys ouUcored the fun?. Next week the junlora meet the al phase of French life. Fleming ...... 96 86 1 0 6 - 290 Modein, c .... Johnson ...... 97 80 99— 276 j jg j j slice representatives 14 to seven to ' Score at half time, 88-24 BA'*- some students in a Civics class. observations Elsther feels that ahe Shea, r g ...... Raimando . 92 89 Appropriation — “ Appropria­ sophomdrea at 3 o’clock while the Paris, in all the splendour of Haugh ...... 70 78 79— 236 Rhodes ...... 78 95 79 — 25? ’ ------Does Mama marrv off her Looks like you’d better get freshmen tackle the seniors at 4 will like M.H.S. She has only one $ W. Johnson. Ig tion i.s the spending of money on Bastille Day was vlew ^. Sccnea Guards at Armory Friday .Ccrvinl ...... 101 94 138—333 laughters? Buv your ticket now vour ski clothes out again! Mon­ p. m. complaint to make—the buildings In Versailles, Poitiers, Pav, Totals ...... 345 343 368-1056 Totals . . . . .5 0 3 548 *501 1654 lipstick and youth decoration.” day sure gave us something to are too complicated! ...... 10 6-17 25 and we’ll see your shinning face'^ '■ A. Thomas Lourdes, and JairAlzl completed WeediMd (4) Totals . . . 579 586 599 1714 MrCann’i (0) Inflation — "When prices go so plow through! in case you haven’t John has always lived In Man­ half time 25-11 Naa- r Seven players will make up the Lamoureaux . . 99 97 90 286 ght in the first row at curtain this picture, which proved to be Fuller ...... 82 8t 83- 249 Rcore at Team No. 2 (2) high men can’t afford them." time! ' ' found It out already—tramping chester. He stated that there are both Interesting and entertaining Hagenow ....103 103 95— .501 alffs. famed Globe ‘Trotters roster F rt-’ Helm ...... 100 97 110 307 Deficit "Is the paying out of around in the aluah makes those OaUfoes Resotutlon no extra-curricular activities at day night When the colored magi­ Negro Center Wupperfleld 90 96 108—294 to all.' Dulka ...... 90 118 8 0 - 288 94 104 103—291 PUch ...... 99 82 122 303 money when the money is ex­ ski boots curl at the toes! Whoope! St. Thomas and that he hopes to Acee (86) cians of the hardwood make their Cheney .. . Dougan .....1 1 4 80, 104 — 298 99 97 124 —32(1 Snow ...... 9L 101 92 2jM hausted." Freshmen See Movie —Don’t trip! Herb Stevenson "45” , a former loin the Junior Hi-Y at M.H.S. He Kearns, rf . . . first Manchester appearance to E. Johnson Martin ...... 99 ' 99 87 285 Estate tax—“Taxes paid In the member of Debating club and a is following the college course Thlenes |a Ili-Y Speaker Totals ...389 A85862—1136 play the Guards at the Armory. H. Benson . 00 110 112—S'i-J Sheridan, If .. 89 80 77 —246 COLE states." A movie entitled “ Choosing So long fer now—See ya’ soon— present debator at Fort'Trumbull, with English, Modem History, La­ Hanaen. c .. . Winners of nine tournaments Dummy . . . staged In various parts of the 78 82 7 9 - 289 Totals ...... 488 476 501 14851 Budget—“A level balance of Your Life Occupation” was shown If we don’t get hidden under spoke at the club at a regular tin. algebra II, and French aa Elmer ’Thienes, executive s«'cre- Hockey At A Gloacc Frey, r g ...... Dummy . .. •—Won rolloff. to the freshmen In ■ assembly on meeting Tueeday February 1 in tary of the Hartford County Y. M. country during the past 19 sea­ money." •' drift! subjects. McCarthy. Ig Pockeit’s (0) Suffrage—"Is when you are Tuesday, Februaw the library. C. A., 'was the guest speaker at sons, the Globe 'Trotters boast vic­ 540 569 603 1712 Last Nlgkl’s Results Taylor ...... W — •— hungry and there is nothing to The part which rA''.’.ooI -plays In Hariy outlined the pro and con the Jr.*Hl-Y meeting held Tues­ NatioMU Lrugue ...... 17 1-14 85 tories in' 90 per cent of games Team No. 8 (8) By Sne Burnett HoU .Musical Fete Give Prizes for Sweaters day evening, February 1. Totals played in this time. During the Brezniack _ 97 114 86 2 A grac'fuL extremely flattering eat.” providing a well-rounded back ot the reaoluUon ‘The United Boston 5 New York S. Bu/Jieyes ($4) Dounowitz 107 87 —289 MOTORS 1947-48 season the Negro court-. Hewitt...... 105 113 118 3 frock for the matron that will be A. C. O. irround was emphasized by show Nations should be revised into a Mr. ’Thlenes divided his interest­ Detroit C'Chlrago 4. Argiroe. r f , ----9 ... 2 Stevenson . 88 117—343 Ing. in detail, the requirements for Music resounded' from the walla Prizes presented for the cutest ing talk Into two parts, namely ster% captured 148 decisions while Higgins ... 106 77—273 .St. Cfeorge . . . . 96 106 100 3 ■^rfect for afternoons right world federal government" the .AmeriemM League Zwick. If ...... 2 Simmon* . . . 105 101 134 8 skilled labor, the professions, and of Barnard Auditorium recently aa girl’s, handsomest boy’s and the "W’hat It Means To Be An Ameri­ toeing only five game*. Dubaldo . 103 94 —288 through eprlng. Note the interest­ Miss Jeanne Low's period 7 French national high school debating top­ flashiest sweaters highlighted the Buffalo 11 Oeveland 3. Stratton, c ...... 3 Pockett ...... , — 98 US 2 Discuss Jr, 'Cblleg** farm'ng. ic this year. can Cltisen" and "What It Means But erne man with the Trottera is Hsyden 111 127—331 1 Economy Overhaul ing V treatment on the bodice,*the 5749 I class held a musical fete during Sweater Dance held in the Assem­ To be A Member Of The Hl-Y Hrrahey 5 Philadelphia 1.. Taylor, rg ...... 0 under six feet in height and he is Grind vklvea, install new rinc*. ineat gored skirt. Three quarter The film reviewed the numerous *rhe Debating club is arranging Dummy .. 80 78—247 Several senior girls who have, departments In the school and their Freneh club meeting. bly hall, Friday, January 28. Club.’’ He also included in his Indianapolis 2 Providence Gerigh. I g ...... 1 the team captain, Johnny Watts. ' Totals 494 527 553 1574 motor tunc-np. Parts and labor com^eta • sleeves are also provided. Cut in one piece from Just one debate! with Connecticut and (tie). at various tirhes, shown interest in went on to Illustrate ’ Just how The piano was the feature at' Barbara SHversteln wearing a talk the history of the Hl-Y Move­ George Gilbert stretches out to six ' . 596 595 580 I77i Bro4Broad Street Moters (4) Pattern No. 8398 comes In sizes yard of material, this pretty apron attending a Junior College after Massachusetts schools on this top­ Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis 1 ttiel. Totals ...... 8 8-8 24 much marks do mean when there traction. Solos were played by red. white and blue sweater won ment, which Is over 55 years nkl. feet, five inches and pic)ted up val-1 Team No. 4 (1) Nowickl .. 107 103 121 331 86. 38. 40, 42. 44, 46, 48 50 and 52. can be "run-up" in jig time. Darta graduation, had the opporttmity on ic. Wesleyan University Is help­ a shmoo as an award for the cutest Score at half time 14-7 Acea. uable experience at Great Lakes is one job and two applicants. Mary DavlM. playing the first Pamphlets were passed out to th'3 Tournaud ... . 08 80 78-256 Keeney .. 102 90 119 311 Size 38. cap sleeve, 4H yards of 36 make tor perfect fit and the gay Monday morning. January 31. to movement o f Beethoven’s "Moon­ ing them Khedule a state tourna­ girl’s ensemble. boys. Denutret Favored during the war years. Captain 332 We carry a complete ment . Vale Trimn Springfield Orieder ...... 89 84 97-270 Suchy . .. 124 89 109 «r 39-Inch. butterflies are embroidered in the t a l k t o Milton D. Procter. light Sonata.” Fred BHah playing EM Hadden’s red reindeer sweat­ A movie on sports n-ill be shown J Watts at $’ 11" has been with the Bander . ...1 0 5 133 118 356 stock of fennine Pontiac Fhr this pattern, aeqd 25 cents. simplest ot stitches. Jane Rottner ‘50 Tucaon. Arts., Feb. 8—(J^—Jim­ 'Wheweh . . . . . 06 88 98-282 President of Westbrook Junior "Desert Song” and Mary Fogg, er waa considered the handsomest at the next meeting, February 13. i I Trottere tor 11 years. During this 100—30? Fuller . . . 117 122 107 346 parts. ~ $4 9 * ^ In coins, your name, address, size Pattern No. 5746 consists of tis­ Giye Piano Lessons ons amongst the boys, and Ed wras my Demaret holds solo possession New Haven, Feb. 8—((Pi— Yale Rau •••####■ . 92 110 College, Portland Maine, who was playing "Waltz’’ by Durand. tlma he has played in 666 consecu­ 100-336 ^ , 1 ■ desired and the pattern number to sue pattern for apron, tracing de­ visiting Manchester High. given a package of toUypops. o f the favorites role today at most Captain Tony Lavelli led both tive gamta and haa averaged 22 Daviea...... 101 125 Verna Hare added variety to the Movies At Hi-T Hall ...... 99 108 101 -3 0 * T ouis . .. 556 537 574 1666 Sue Burnett. Th'* Maaebester Eve­ sign for embroidery, material re­ Mr. Procter outlined the general opportunities have been of­ program by tap dancing to Dick Post’s flashy, butterscotch- of goUdom’s Mg names start the trams In seo.rtng In the Elie’ baa- points per game. Wilbur Carter ning Herald 1150 A've. Americas. quirements. cutting directions for opportunities of the college, as well fered for studenu tntei;ested In colored sweater, was rewarded first round of the $10,000 ”1510800 kcthall victory last night over in hia eefenth seaabn with the Gcorgf Otlbert Roberta Manning’s accompani­ Ray Dwyer showed movies at BEAUTY AIDS 575 595 574 1744; Pre BnsketbnII at a Ulaace Mew York 19. N. Y adjustable sizes and fihlsbtng In­ ac the various courses offered. He muslo to join elaaaes In learn­ ment Roberta also gave a talk with a sque^y, animal-shaped bal­ open. Springfield College by e' 68-42 team, played college hall at Wli- GENERAL REPAIRING structions. Tuesday night’s Hi-Y meeting on ohly Eastern player with the quin­ Asaociatlon of America Send an addition^ twenty-five ako discussed the history of the ing to play the piano. These about Debussy/ the noted French photography methods and the loon. HoM By . The handsome Texan likes the score. berforce, one of the best knon'n ' eelpta for a copy of the Snring and Send 20 cents in coins, your LavclU’z 19 points in the re­ tet, round out the lineup. Tennia Chicago 77. Baltimore 67. It Ppys Rsljr Oa A DspaaMIe school, expenses, and extra-curri­ classes are under tha diiectlor. oompoaer. Buzz bombs. ’Tralsed CoaoMtlcbuia ' level Bt Rio par 70 layout. Ha’s Negro schools. Proctor Kirk and '/■umber Issue of fAafalon, our name, address and the Pattern cular activities. of O. Albert Pearaon. Silent primed paychologically by boatiiit turn match were .an made in the Ooody Goodwin, both In tbotr A preliminary will start at 7:80 Malbeume — JMm * Bromwich, Washington 8$. Iiidianapollb 67. CgtaMMMd DsRMr The roll call also carried out the ‘The club decided to have a 30th with the main attraction foUcw- Frank Sedgman and BiU Sldwell MinneapoHs 62. Fort Wayne 79. eomplete' pattern magazine. It's Number to Anne Cabot (The Man­ The girls were nlso given the op­ keyboards have been obtained, Anniversar>’ banquet to be held at Arthur Drug Storrs ifon Hogan -fer top money in second half F. Ted Camoagnelo .third oeaaoti, aro ether guarda. chester' Evening Herald), 1150 musical theme, being answered by ■ Reail Hpralil 4ilv«. d ing. ‘There wUl be no Incrcaa# in were named to represent Australis American League ' UBiart. freah. informatl've— and big portunity to ask any questions and clasaee are held d.iring th; I giving the name of a French com- a date to be derided. A commit- Ptiocnix. . And he aaa been eon waa high scorer for the Spring- Pat Patterson. *a newcomer, and g«r and betterrr than ever!ever: (Gift Ave. Americas. New York I'B, 9. concerning the school which they Cor. St. James and Main Sts. Bob Daughtry of Buffalo. N. Y „ prices. In Davis Cun tennis competition.. Scranton 7X ‘Trenton 66. ftudent’a free pertots [ poser or musician. i tee was chosen to work on it. ■latently playing sub-par golf. field squad with IS points. |i ^ m printeded In ' thuboolk TTe might wish to. M i

a* A surgeon, an engtaoer and a 'Yes," apM ______, ____ _ poUtidan were arguing over i agent in BOMton to tlM ladF at W r: WANTED to rent, a half or antlre' FOR BALB—Rockvine, PtUahury whoae profeaslon was tbs oldest. trailer, EFKU.'lEN'l Plumbing amt beat­ houaa. 5-6 rooms with garage. HIU, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, oak 'ItJONKKVlIXB FOLKS ‘ DeCORlOER MOTOR SALES ing. Plugged drama maciuna WOULD LJiaf housekeeping p ^ . $488. 8488, $488, $488, $488 Nonsense Surgeon—Eva was mads from like new. Kleifirlc brakca. Call Bmeigeacy. Phone Hartford 5- aooring, oil keat, two car gaxaxs, Adam’s rib. and that was a surgi­ and Ume ta U w .^ can SAYS: **We’re In a selUnff 5719 for details, or aaa a t 26 Cleaned. J. Nygrea. Phone Uon. Part tinia preferred. Itefea- 8 BOOM BEAUnrUL one eera laoS. Asking price Bride—AU* men ere bruUa. My 6497. •encea Phone 2-1258. . 'f PrMtjr Caller— —le this a lire cal operation. with a through ' ttclukA W r. mood nnd th a t means wo have Woodland atreet > 500. Owner occupied. CaU 56^. Ineunnce office? haaband ptomlaed me e surprise If Engineer—Maybe, but prior to CalUwnia and return all right. . OBNBKA.L Tsmum and aervloa, (Brand New) FURNITURE Man—Yea, can 1 write you some 1 learned to cook, so 1 took les­ that order was created out of cha­ - “How^nlca,” axelaimed tna InOp. about twenty cars .we’re go- fse Salt 72 sons. Sarvkaa Offerad IS nmodaUng. altaratloas. water SttttBtiaiih Wa2ited^ IBchidteg New T-Ft. Batate for Bxehaage 76 Inaurenoe? os and that #ka an en$tnsering “Whan a rt you gotagf? toqulrod ing to aeU but good.” pipe replaoeoeata with copper S9 CaUer—WeU, my employer eeya Friend —That's thrilUng. What Job. the agent. ^ aij. APPUANtxa aenrlced and tu b ^ hath room Ixturea, amka WESTINGHOUSE ^ 178 HILUARD STREET FOR EXCHANQE, flour-room Os he^a going to fire me at the end of wisa the surprise? Politician—But somebody creat­ ''Some day when I eaa nttbri ■ 1948 JEEP AND Bride—He fired our cook. repaired, bumera, refrlKeratora, and cabinets. boUan sad radla- TOUNO MAN dealrJ part gkme ELECTRIC Ood for 6 rooms er duplex. Wr the week end I'd Uke to take out ed the chaos. It," repliod the lady. “Thank yM JSCHENECKER POWER rangea. waaiMra. etc. All. work tore. Bdwaid Job daire. Hours 5 a. nt-2 p. as. Six room ainidSf threo extra Box L, Herald. a p<^cy to protect me. BO much." Student—That psychologist told M s a n w r a v > J ' lUnmUL llartitiiM — n > a t i m j SNOW PLOW guaranteed. Metro Benrlee O a TeL 2-2945. REFRIGERATOR buildlnt lots. * From School Cxama «M«4Km poUdtMa, Am Thla la a demonatrator, you can Tel. Manebeakar 2-0688. me that success depends largely Customer (With pair of trouT REPIPINO, Alterations, aU ^typea Vacant — New four room Waited—Real Batata mm Mfg koBWt MWiVi Me* cave 8200. Dog s BIrdi Ptto 41 EVERTTHINO COMPLETE on one's frame of mind. We wouldn’t have pork chops era finder his arm )—1 want thSM CMiKOWVirMi *®2’ **® **•*“ BUSINBSS and Individual Inconse of flxturee and heatara avsuable. only 9455 single. More right in. Her Dad—Maybe, but out In and bacon If we didn’t have farm­ tmusera re-seated. You know, Tva ItWtL TW«plwP« e«w. tax prepared by exparlanced ae- SEIXINU Taut propaityT Why HoUywood It moeUy depends Just 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. Jobbt^ a specialty. Blnar U Lor- OOLO FISH, bowls, colored stonaa not place the Job la expert eaoed ers. sat a let." countantA 10 Dbpqjt^ Squara, antxen. Phciiie 8412. and omamente, food, tropical 15 MONTHS TO PAT FROM Why not let us advertise on one's frame. A mine Is a placs where they Tailor—Yes, 1 hope you>ro TOD THINK yoor rmdlo SEDAN Hanobeater. For appolntidant. DATS OF DELIVBRT your property in this space. bandar We aiBu to give aetlafao- dig up all sorts of medals. brought the bill for them to b« T ty ■ iww VH9 model rmdlo with fish, aquariums, plants aad accea- tion. AUce (2ampet, Reel Batata Beater and d«f. Tou’U save over caU 6658 or Hartford 4-8902. aoriea Ouaranteed singing ca­ Many a criminal is out on heavy i Skyscrapers are big telescopes. receipted. You know, Pve stood a r . M. TouH chmnge your mind $200 on this unit. Roof inf—Repuiriait 17 A A email dapoett teesfvia for future and Insurance. 843 Main stn et. loL naries Hendryx cages, and sup- delivery. Flee Stonge until want­ ARTHUR KNOFLA. Realtor Manebester. bail, and there Is more than one A down bed Is a bed on the mit Quick! I-at ua put m 1M» PETER W. Pontaluk, electric ecm- OT6 Main Street Phona 4998 or' live thief on heavy alimony too. floor. ITK><<«| radio In your home for S tractor, maintenance and wiring KOUKINU and Kepalrlng p t all pUca. Bbco Pet Shop. 408 Center ed. Wiaa DeUvery eaywhen in 0680. Yesterday there was witnessed In 1941 CHEVROLET 2-DR. kinds. Chimney work, guttei atreet Phone 2888. “At the Conn. n < m a 5-0358 and we wUi Many people buy baby carriages dm3ra on a jproval. Call Sd35, Ben* for light and powar. 40 Foster Telephone 6440 Or 6938 The difference between a dance because It doesn’t cost so much to a chain store a real case of hyster­ SEDAN street. Phone 8308. work. Expert repatra Honest Tropical Flab Sigh.** send a “eourteey'Auto" for yon. CONSIDBRINO SBLLINO ■on’a. 718 Main atreet workmanablp. SatlsIaeUoa guar^ No obUgatioB whatsoever. “Selling Manchester Real and a dawnco Is generally about keep them as It does a car. ia Iw a woman buyer. She was Heater. At a price you cannot TUUH PROPERTY Worry means to tear and man­ buying soap, ceanliness being next UAUAZIN8S. New and renewal duplicate, want to bet? DB-LONO’S refrlgeratloa. servlee. anteed. thUI Coughlin, ENQUSH Setter pups, Estate Since 1921” Without obligation to vou. wa three doUars. pups, Oockar pups. Fox Tsrrier Curious avlllan—Is It true tha* gle with the teeth. to godliness, but by the amount BubacrlpUona for all perlodlcaJa Repairs on all makes, oommar- ter 7707 6-ROOM Oape Ood. Fireplace, oU will appraise or make vou a eaab A mountain range is a stove purchased, due to the rumors of a For prompt aervlce inquire John clal and domeaUe. 24-bour serv­ pups, oroaa breed pups. E lm m ^ A-L-B-E-B-T-^ offer for property. See ua before wild beasts in the jungles won't 1941 CHEVROLET CLUB man Kcnnsla, Leke a trs s t 6287. hot water heat, recreptlon room, harm you If you carry a torch? u.sed by mountaineers. price rise, cleartllneas was surely, Hlnrleha, HO Summit atreet. COUPE ice. Phone 2-1797. 43 Allyn St.. Hertford , laundry, garage, lOO* frontage, vou aell. Imports are harbors that are In­ (guaranteed for some years to MIBInery—Dmomakhir 19 Phone 7728 Or 6278 Pacific Veteran— That all de­ Phone 4698.______Heater. A clean green car. l in o l e u m — Asphalt tile, wall Open Fri TUI 5 { landscaped. Elva Tyler, Agent 2- pends on how fast you carry It. land. come. KIBLEIT Style com, can I7c; Priced low. covering. Done by rallablA well ADTERA’nONh and dressmaking. Live Stock—Yehkten 42 Any Evening Appointment Olad- 4469. BRAE-BURN REALTY Land O’Lakes milk, tall can 15c. trained men. All jobs guaranteed. CaU 8-4870. Mrs. C. Brunelle. WANTED—Beef eowa and jbalIves. M4de. After 6 P. M. Phone TWO TEAR old, six room modem CALL MANiniESTEK $215-for Krick Not Kick! LANK LEONARD Mahleu Grocery, ISI Charter Oak 1947 DeSOTO 4-DR. Hall Linoleum Oo.. 82 Uak street We pay the top dollar.. Can PPella 4-4625 Mr. Forte, Mgr. house. Knotty pine sun porch. TUe competent, courteoua, conSdentlal Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166. DRESSMAKING. Better dresses, atreet SEDAN suits, coats, wedding gowns and Bros. Phone 7405. 864 BtdwaU bath, hot water, oU heat. Copper earvtce on real estate, mortgago. A loaded wagon. Save 8600 on r a n u B Bumera and pot burners alterations. CaU 2-3909. atreet FLOOR problems solved with piping, attached garage. 200 feet Insurance and notary require­ 8 thla one. cleaned, ivpalreh and InstaJIad. Unoleum, asphalt ■ Ule counter deep lot Immediate occupancy. ments. auhuthan Realty On., Personals Expert workmanship, free astl- Permit and guaranteed. Joseph Articles for Sal# 46 Take Orst mortgage. IfT l Mhhi Realton, 49 Perkhw etieet. a r t BENSON says: You don’t 1940 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN Senna Phone 2-0147. Movint—Trucking— mates. Open evenings. Jones street East Hartford, n- Fumltura, Oah stm t Phone WANTED—Real BeUte llaUnga reallee what you’re missing. Try Top flight condition Mr. and Storage 20 WE REPAIR rubbers, artica. and HAVE Several 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 room of alngle and 2-famlly housea. a Television set In your home 3 then some. RADIO need 5xlngT Have It re­ rubber boots.*We also attach Ice 2-1041. paired by experts Pick-up aerv- RUBBISH and aahes removed In­ single houses at leduced prices. Have cash buyers waiting, How­ nights free of any charge. Call creepers. Sam Tulyaa, 701 Mate WE BUT and sell good used 8535 and say bring It up. Ben Ice, guaranteed work. Seta check­ cinerators cleaned. Sand, gravel Mortgages arrange Immediate ard R. I^astings, Odd FeUowa 1938 BUICK 2-DR. SEDAN and cinders. Van service and atreat furniture, combinauon ranges, occupancy. Please call this ageh' building, 489 Main street. Phone son’a 713 Main street Fully guaranteed a rare car In ed In the home. Car radios • specialty. Manchester Rad i o local moving Phone H. M. Jones. ROYAL Poitable typewriters and gas ranges and neatera. Jones cy for quick results If Interested 2-1107. WANTED—Riders to Pratt and perfect condition. Fumltura Store, Sb Oek Phone In telling or buying. George Service, 73 Birch street Phone 2-1362, 2-3072. addmg machtnea. Used typewrit­ BEFORE YOU buy be sure you try Whitney’s, first shift Phone 2- 2-0840. , ers and adding machines aold or 2-1041. Oraxiadio, 109 Henry street 1936 FORD 2-DR. SEDAN LIUHT TRUtnONO. Half-toe Phone 52'/A the office of Madeline Smith, 2115.______rented. Repairs on all makes REAL RUQ bargains and we do Realtor, Room 26, 845 Main Radio, heater. A very clean quick FUKNAfXlS Tailored to Ot your pick-up truck No aahea, no M arW A HAVE TOUR income tax returns starting little car. boms Van Camp Bros Phone rubbish. Phone 2-1275 or 8208. nMan >bargaina! 9x12 sixes f99.50 VACANT 4-room single, near street 2-1642, 4679. prepared by former deputy col­ 5244. ______USED Carriage and pad, |S, and Wiltons at 879A0. $89.50 Axmln- stores, bus. Price 86,900. 4-room lector of Internal Revenue, Bve- 1937 DODGE 4iDR. SEDAN] LAVBLL'S Express light trucking bassinette and pad, 84. Phone 2- sters 869.50. 860.50 8-8 x 10-6 Ax- single, excellent conation, 87,600. ttlngs only. Ptone 8003. GUARANTEED repair aervlce on and delivery. Weekly or m onths 00 0 1 . mlnistera now $50.50. 27 inch Elva Tyler, Agent Manchester. Heater. A good running, priced washers, Irons, toasters, electric rubbish routes Invited. Man­ Magee stair m rp et $1.98 yard. 2-4468. Rockville Five right car. clocks vacuums, etc. Reasonable chester 2-4091. SEVENTEEN Storm window^ 9 X 12 wool face rugs, $34.95. Automobfles Por Sale 4 prices. A.B.C Appliance, 21 three different atsea 83 and 84 87.95 27 X 54 all-wool scatter 5-ROOM Cape Cod house with ga­ Topples Italians These are but a few of our Maple street 2-1575. AUS’TIN A. CHAMBERS Co., local each. Call 2-1461. ruga, 85.05. $5.05 24 x 48 cotton rage, built In '41. Excellent condi­ BY EDGAR MAKtIN moving, packing and storage. BOmS AND HER BUDDIES Oh, No! really good buys. We have scatter .ugs, 83.98. Special sale! tion. 10 minutes walk to Main BY HERSHBERGER BUGS BUNNY many more at 24 Maple St. ELECTRICAL Contracting by Domestic and overseas crating Prices on heavy duty linoleum street. No agents. Address Box RockvUle last night at the arm­ FUNNY BUSINESS I oooDwawY .ousa*. j Nova pot tK t. 18111$$$$$ Ucensed ilectridan. 15 years’ ex­ and shipping. Excellent van serv­ Boats and Accessories 46 rugs 9 X 12 and 9 x 10-6 sixes. O, Herald. ory downed tha lA's by the acore IEHT txaCtW YOft Kt COYYY.t osa P»«) sta sa tv*: I Tel. Manchester 8854 perience. Work guaranteed. CaU ice to West Coast and all parts Benson's, 713 Main street to WORK tK h CEOtlVv. IV*. 2-2676 or 2-3605. of U.S.A. and Canada. Telephone OUTBOARD Motorn repaired by ATTRACTIVE, clean two-family of 59 to 54. The neighbors from rA P K t. Nt vnouK*. , SAVE DOLLARS trained mechanic. Have your the hills came to town and taught OflYvet V KAVIfc Open Till 9 :00 Thursdays Manchester 5187, or Hartford 6- FLOOR SAMPLE O.E. radio com­ 3-5. Occupancy first floor, steam \ Ott tKUaVG OP.V , W\VL v o o ? ANTigUES Reflnlshed. Repairing motor repaired now while we heat, oil burner. Excellent condi­ the lAia a little about playing by buying your used car 1423. bination, 8249.05, marked down basketball. tVUKK V’VV h\845I t o For Good Cars and the done oii any furniture. Tlemann, have the time. New and used to 8199.95. Village Charm Store, tion, 812,000. down payment, 83,- WOQM. from Barlow’s today and get 189 South Mam atreet Phone ACE PIANO movert wUl move motors on hand Evlnmde Sales 500. Wm. Goodchlld, 15 Forest Rockville trailed at. half time 32 B6st Service • 845 Main street to 24. At one time In the third pe­ IVNRVAA! your registration plates free. 5648. your piano or household goods and Service, Cedai Swamp Road. atreet 7925 or 2-9694. DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES anywheie In the state, prompt, North Coventry. Ed’s Marine MAPLE, Antique poster bed; sin riod the lA’aled by twelve points. We have 25 good used cars VENETIAN Blinds. AU types efficient service. CaU 5847. Service. Phone 8728. gle, also pair of girl’s whits Ice 8-ROOM Single, fully furnished. Rockville came to life In t ^ loat Your Willys-Overland Dealer | quarter to win going away. Fahey to |Mck from. All makes and made to order, also recondition­ skates, size 7. Phone 8496. Ready to move Into immediately. 1947 OLDSMOBILE, hydramatic ing. Beat quality. Flndetl Manu­ OU heat, copper tank and plumb­ dropped five hoops and two foul models from $76 to $2,000. deluxe, radio and air condition­ facturing CO., 485 Middle *Tam- Painting—Papering 21 Diamonds—Watehi COMBINATION Stove,' gas u d ing. Newly decorated. Comblna shots to lead the onslaught In this pUie East. caU 4865. Jewelry 48 oil, four and four, automatic oil tion storm windows and screens. period with a little help from ing. Price 81,650. Can be seen PAPERING. Inside painting, ceU- Green counting for three haoketa. at Lee’s Esso Station, or call 2- pump with 275 gallon tank. Bendix washer and new sink. At' BARLOW MOTOR SALES RADIO — Electrical Appliance mga whitened, floors sanded and LEONARD W. TOST, Jeweler. Re­ Washing machine, Oeneral EleC' tic fully insulated. 8 minutes from Fahey, Green and Brennan paced 4043. Servlea, repairs ptekad up and reflnlshed. Batlmates now being pairs and adjusts watches expert­ trie; gas hot water heater and school and bus. Call owner for ap- Rockville offensively with 17, 12 T. M. K6G. U. S. FAT. 896 MAIN STREET deUvered promptly. 20 years' given on outside painting for ly at reasohabte prices. Open tank. Can be seen at 216 School polntmenL 2-4442. and 14 polnte respectively. Franny OOFK. 1F46 BY MCA t6w.ix.« — ------1936 PONTIAC two-door sedsin. axpjsrience. John Maloney. Phone next apiing and summer. CaU Thursday evening. 129 Spruce atreet. Phillips was a thorn In the lA'a Umpatcedlc Hag Doubts BY V. T. HAMLIN MANCHESTER • good condition. Phono 404L 2-1046. 1 Walnut street. OUbert Flckett 4208. street Phone 2-4387. LOVELY 6-Room single, (two ride all night. ALLEY OOP 8-PlECE Walnut dining room set, unfinished, eight years old. “ The lA’s played good ball for V y m P N t M9U LIKE ME V GSB. AINT THAT , 1941 FORD Opera coupe. Good RADIO Servlcls^g Dependable low PAlN’nNO and Paperhangtng two electric irons. Phono 2-3564 Screens nnd stofm windows, oil three periods but they fell apart In T O m C M M9U Al------SiiBJL ooo',K [ uM".; PHONE 6404 condition, good rubber, radio and cost aad guarantees. A.B.C. Ap­ Frea estimates. Prompt aervlce Fuel and Feed 49A after 5 p. m- burner. Redecorated inside and the last period blowing a twelve heater. Clean throughout, 8875. pliance. 21 Maple atreet. 2-1575 Reasonable prices. Phono 7630. out. A real buy at 89,500. Only point lead. Pacing the first half CaU 6116 after 8. D. E.’Frechette. FOR SALE - Seasoned hardwood JOSEPH A. Cheater, tax consult and baled hay. Phond Manchester 82,500 down. Monthly payments attack for the lA’s were Accom- 1947 rUEETUNB nedan, radio, REFRIGERATOR, In good condi- 865.95. Immediate occupancy, ero and Lea, tossing in ten and underaeak bsater, and defroater. NEW 1949 DODOE station wagon, ant, 1010 Main street. East Hart­ INTERIOR nd exterior painting 8678. Uon, 850. Call 7008. eight points respectlvsly. Corren- mounted oci H-ton truck chassis. ford 8-4613. Evenings Broad paperbanging. Free esttmatea Wm. Goodchlld. Sr., Office 15 Blaclt KaUey*a Service Center, 16 WELL SEASONED—all hardwood Forest street 7925 or 2-9694. tl, RIvosa and Gentllcore carried Bralaard Flaoe Phone 7255. List price, 82,242.50, price reduc­ Brook 125SJS. Wallpaper sold Raymond Flske. APARTMENT Size Easy spin dry the offense for the. locals In the ed to 81,905. Sollmene A Flagg, Phone 2-0‘J37. cut any length, suitable for fire­ washing machine, 825. Can 2- SKATES Sharpened and keys place and furnace. Delivered, 812 SlX-ROOM Cape (3od. 4 down last half with Correntl netting 2941 BLACK Cbevxolat Inc., Dodge and Plymouth Deal­ 9630. unfinished up. OU heat with auto­ eleven points. ers, 634 Center street. Phone made whUe you wait. Saws filed. A BACK to normal price, exterior. Cord while It lasts. Phone 2-2784. Radio aad Raaaonabla. Capitol Orindlng Oa. 88 Interior painting, papering. ceU' matic hot water; Venetian Winds. ■ The lA’s will play Rorkvllle club OaU 2-9294. 5101. once more In the near riiture. 7958. ings, expert workmanship. 30 Machinery and Tools 62 Rusco combination wlndowrs and years’ experience. Call Mr. Burk, Garden—Farm—Dairy front door. Two years old and In Rockville (59) 194T FUBBTLDfE Area sedan. NEW DODGE cars with fluid I p. B. F. Pts. RadiR aaderseat heater, defroat­ drive. One 4-door sedan, black, | OIL STOVES cleaned. instaUed for free estimate. 5346. Prodneta 50 USED CRAWLER and wheel Uac- excellent condition Good resi­ Washing machines, vacuums re- dential section. Priced to sell. Call 2—Green, rf ...... 9 0-0 12 T er, UjtOO Biles. KoUey's Service 81,859.95. One club coupe, green, tors. Fergusun tractors and j 1—Fahey, rf ...... 7 3-9 17 '•Yotfd ypM bloody murdtr, too. if you hid boon utlng ft 81,970.65. One club coupe, black, pairad. lawn mowera. hano ana INTERIOR and exterior painting GREEN Mountain .otatoes. Mealy, equipment. Garde.i tractors. 1 2-9521. OaMIr, 16 Braiaard Place. Phone I power, aharpened. repaired, paperhangtng, celling reflnisb g(x>d tasting and cooking. Amelia 2—Say, If ...... 3 2-5 8 , for your etvingt btnic!” ! 7255. 82,002.27, heater and defroster, | to 5 H. P. with tools Bale wire, TWO Excellent buys for G.I.’s, 3—Brennan, e .. . 6 2-2 14 . These pars are ready for Immedi­ sawe filed. PYlendly Ftxit Shop. ed. Men Inaurro and property Jarvis, 871 Parker street. Phone cement m lxeri Dublin Tractor I BY MERRILL C. BIJJSSBB Phone 4777. damage Bxfiert work. Edward R J026. Both CJape Cods One with 6 fin 3—Pritchard, rg .. 1 1-1 3 BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER pRECKLES AND HIS FRIENUS Minute ate delivery at the above prices. Co., Wllllmantlc. Phone 2058. f ished rooms, the other with tour 4—Berger. Ig ... .. 0 0-0 0 SIDE GLANCES State sales tax extra. Sollmene A I Price. Phone 7-100.1. 3-3 5 ■ IN(X)ME Tax service for business FOR SALE Nice Green Mountain FOR SALS- Oisston Chain saws.] finished. Contact T. J. Crockett, 2—Phillips. Ig .. .. 1 194T CHEVROLET 4-DR. Flagg, Inc., Dodge and Plymouth I . men. Individuals and professional potatoes. Kelly Brothers, Talcott- 0—Campbell, ig . .. 0 0-0 0 dealers, 634 Center street. Phone I -leaver four wheel riding and j Broker. 5416. > SEDAN men. Accurately prepared by Repairing 13 vlUe. Telephone 4530. Brady garden tractors with snow 510L former Internal revenue man. 17—Totals ...... 24 11-20 59 FURNITURE Repaired, refinish- plows and tillage tools. 1949 R-ROOM Duplex. For Information 1 tallan-Ame rirami (64) 1940 PONTIAC tudor, 1940 Chev- Reasonable rates. Phone Mr. lohnson outboards, Briggs and Black with white eidewaU Dolan. 2-0744. ed. Chatra reseated. E. C. Nash. HouMhold Goods 51 caU 2-9'763. 2—Accomero, rf .. 4 .5-8 13 rolet sedan. 1989 Dodge sedan. Box 88, 714 North Main street. Stratton and ninton air cooled 4—RIvosa. If . . . .. 2 .V7 9 tires. A beautifol car, fully Priced right, easy terms, ilbepal YOU WOULDNT throw away 810 engines. CXipllol Grinding, S3 2-3 8 equipped at a low price. I 5—Pagani, c ...... 3 trades. Cars guaranteed. Cole HonsehoM Services REPAIR and motorise sewing —certainly not! Benson’s will Main street. Phone 7956. Lots (or Sale 73 2 -^ e e r. r g ...... 0 0-0 0 • Motors 4164. machines. Also clean and repair allow 810 for your old mattress in ‘ S'^Correntl, rg . .. 5 1-1 11 Offered 13A motors. Frank X. Dion, 2 Ridge­ trade on any deluxe innprsprlng 3—Gentlleore, rg .. 2 1-2 5 • BALCH-PONTIAC, Inc. Musical Instruments 53 l o t —100 X 132. 8500. Call Made­ 1937 CHEVROLET sport coupe. I wood street Fhon# 7779. mattress or box spring. See good| 1—Lea. Ig ...... 4 0-0 8 166 Center Street new tires, new motor, rune like WEAVING of bums, moth holes bedding at Benson’s, 713 Main line Smith, Realtor, 2-1642 or Phone 2-4646 new. Radio, heater, defroater, | and tom clothing hosiery runs, MUSICAL Inatrumente of all 4679. ______14-21 54 street. kinds. New, used, bought sold, re­ 20—Totals ...... 20 direction lights, very clean. Kel­ handbags repairad, zipper ra- PiTTste Instructions 28 | ley's Service Center, 16 Bralnard I placement, umbrellas repaired, FOR Complete line of 1940 RCA. paired. Wsril Krause. 5336. BUSINESS LCT at Center. Will Place. Phone 7253. men’s shirt collars reversed and AUTO DRIVING, dua. control Victor radloe and television see be sold at sacrifice. For details 1948 CHEVROLET Town sedan, replaced. Marlow’s UtUe Mending AAA certtfled Instructor Bal­ J D.A. Radio and Televtslon. Wanted—To Buy 58 phone Madeline Smith. Realtor. radio, heater, defrosters. Car Uke 1935 CHEVROLET master four- Shop. lard’s Drivlag school, cal! 2-2245 Joseph Dubanoskl. proprietor. 2-1642 ot 4679.______new. KfUey’s Service Center. 16 door sedan, radio, heater, spot- 189 Olen-vood street. Open eve­ "ALL 08TRINSKT 5879 for fur Warn Bratnard Place. Phone 7255. tight, tw i new snow-tread Urea. f uA T FINISH HoUand window I TWO LOTS on Norman street, ning. Phone 3366. nace removal, rags; scrap metals each 150’ deep. 50’ wide. Inquire Perfect condition. Rockville 1695- shades mada to measura. Kaya| Musics!—Dramstic 29 Top prices. Vets Preference 1989 BUICK special four-door W3. Inquire 6 Church street, Ver­ mada whlla you wait. Marlow'a UCX:ASI0NAL tables, chests of 45 Benton street sedan. Good condition. Phone non. PIANO m i^lN U . repairs, recop- drawers. Serve! gas refrigerator, Nrw Cape Code boaaee wider 7141. SAVE ON your laundry bills. In­ dltldnlng. etc John <>>ckerham. gas atove. spvce heaters, miscel­ Rooms Without Board 89 const rortlos la vartoae serttrais dividual service In Manchester'a 1939 FORD Deluxe business coupe. 1940 OLDSMOBILE sedan. Good 28 Bigelow etreat. Phone 4219. laneous new and used furniture. Mawhenter. only automaUc, aelf-aervica laun­ Railroad Salvage O).. 167 Middle LARGE ^ d r ^ m with tWin beds. Radio aad heater. Price 8395. 44 condiUon. Price 8795. CaU 2-2841. dry. You load your wash into our In private home, suitable for one ' 4 Ruoms and bath with 8 ad- Horton Road. Turnpike. East. Open Wednesday Interested In (Utliwail millnlshed apetalra. Hot 1940. FORD converUble coupe. new Bendlz machlnea and we do Help Wsnted— Female 36 . through Frida •. 6 to 9. Saturday or two girls. Near Oerter. Call the rest. Wash done In 30 mln- 6745. water brat oil tinnier varvpiara, 1989 CHEVROLET 2-door, good ' Radio, heater. A beautiful green WANTED—Girl or woman as 9 to 9 . ______rnll liMMilallna. copper aad brasa condition, radio and heater. Very car in excellent condition. This utea while you wait or ahop. 30c Selling Flat Or per washer load (up to 9 lbs.l We candy attendant, two hours work WHITNEY Steeromatlc carri«8«- (itamMax. We Invite v««r In- clean. Priced for quick sale. In­ one will give yon many thousands each afternoon, Monday through HEATED ROOM for ren t Phone vpeetinii. Price $10,569 and op. quire 18 Depot Square. of care-free miles. 8893. Jack's also damp dry and fluff dry. Maroon ahd cieam. Seldom uwd. duplex In Desir­ Laundermat, 43 Purnell Place, BYlday. Apply. State theater, reasonable. Phone 2-0843. or 38 6746. ______Motor Sales. 714 Conn. Blvd., Manchester. 1936 PONTIAC 4-door, slx-cyltnder East Hartford. Telephone 8-2782. (formerly Montgomery Ward’s Strant street. HEIATED Room In quiet modern- Farm S|torel. Phone 2-4274. able Location Attention sedan, black, almost new tires. AMBITIOUS woman 30 to 50. We home^ . OentlemM preferred. Heater. A real good buy at 8245. 1947 DODGE custom 4-door sedan. I ' 3 ROOM HOMEMAKER^ Phone 3046. Jack's Motor Sales, 714 Conn. Heater. Ehccellent condiUon I train you as a dealer In Spencer j OUTFIT For Cash?? . Blvd., East' Hartford. Telephone throughout. Will sacrifice for) Building—Contracting 14 coraete and surgical aup- ;‘.’ELL Furnished, heated room Non Veterans! 6-2782. 1, ports. Profits while training. An brand new furniture J81,595. Convenient tetma ar- [ Write Box M-S, Herald.' near bath. Desirable for 2 girls, ranged. Jack's Motor Sales, 714 SPECIAL. Something new to consisting of Bedroom, Living or business couple. 810 a week. We have several cus­ Construction In accord­ 1939 PLYMOUTH sedan, veTy Conn. Blvd.. East Hartford. Tele-1 storm windows and doors, also LADY FOR full Ume work as Room and Kitchen Suites, Phone 2-3388, or 8963. Ask for tomers waiting to do busi­ ance with plans and sped- good, new tires, paint like new. phone 8-2782. made to order kltchea cabinets. Mrs. Pierce. flcatkms. ' Radio, heater, 8545. Kelley's Serv­ Free esUmates. Call 2-9405. clerk In drug store. No fountain. $199.00 ness. For full particulars ice Oanter, 19 Bralnard Place. Ideal working conditions. Write call Phone 7255. I CARPENTER work of all kteds. Box W, Herald______EASY TERMS ' BmineM Lioeatlofui AtUcs Bnlsbad, cabinet work, al- PHONE 2-6189 Jarvis Realty Co. 1948 PONTIAC FRAME Sptnncra wanted. Wom­ For Rent 64 teraUona xad alao colorful piks- en experien'3ed In wpolen frame REALTORS STREAMLINER 8 4-DR. Uo Ule bathrooms and kitcheaa. SOUTH GREEN TO RENT—Offices, pcofeasional or Jarvis Realty 1938 OLDSMOBILE SIX Charles Davla. Phone 2-0294. spinning, needed for third shift. FURNITURE CO., Inc. business. Wm. Rubinow, 848 Main 645 Center Street 664 Center Street SEDAN Apply In person a t Aldon Spin­ TcL 4112 Or 7276 CYLINDER* 4-DR. SEDAN I KITCHEN Cabinet Nu-wood Ula ning Mills Cbrp., TaloottviUe, 96 MAIN STREET street. Phone 4112 Or 7275 Fully equipped, new car calUnga alterations. Also new Conn., or pall Manchester 5128. HARTFORD, CONN. oonstrucUoa. J. Roasetto. Phone Wanted to Rent 68 nUly equipped, in good con- guarantee. Very low mileage. 2-0308. WASTED —Experienced woman ditioR. This is a Bakh special to cook and taka cars o t clean­ FLORENCE OAS stove, Reaaon- APARTMENT or small house de­ at $496. BALCH-PONTIAC. Inc. ALTERATIONS and additions. ing, family of 2 adults and one able. Phone 2-1785. sired by veteran, working in 155 Center Street Naw cdlllnga. Alao roofing and child. References required. CaU Manchester and wife teaching at aiding. A. A. Dion, Inc. Phona 2-9996. SO ONE seems to want to keep Univenity of CbnnecUcut. Please BALCH-PONTIAC, inc. Phone 2-4646 4860. 299 Aktunu atraat. warm with our Duo-Therm or phone D. C. Carter. 2-0810. Quaker oil heatera—ao out they INSURANCE 165 (Center Street i Phone 2-4646 CARPENTER Work ot all kinda.| H«lp WuBted—Malt 36 go at S0« oflr. 859.95 to 9189.50. WANTED--A 4, 5 or 6 room rent, WE SELL ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Roofa. sldlnga, additions and al-| APPLIANCE Salesmaa wanted T erns Ifl srsntsd. Benson's, 718 apartment or houae. Bonua offer­ 1937 FORD two-door. RebuUt taraUona. Also naw conatnsctlon, | Main street. ed. ExceUent referencea. I ^ n e EXCEPT LIFE motor, 8200. 23 Essex straat. by Suburban Propane Oas Odr- Phone 8118. Sleffart. Phone 8-dl5S. poratloo. 850 weekly guaranteed 7887. Lnmbcrmdii’a Nntanl Casonlty Co. 1546 CHEVROLET 2-

J L ^HXTBSDAlTi FEBRUART 8, 1948 ■irr Th« WealhtF' M tinrirratrr tiifn ln a FifemM et 0. i . W sMm ,\vcrage Dolly Net Pram Ron ba participants la tba panaL Meat- Far the Nmrta ef Jaaaary. 1848 Bsow Is Istertefb- tal bamhip or tea panel w ill be an­ enm onffiag late IM Mancbaatar Orange will conduct In Sock and Buddn Play ] World Peace nounced wltbln a few days. Income Tax • pubUc Setback perty^ W * * " : Qvic. Group Judge Bowere, commenting bn deortag aaS Mttle chsaga la mtTown day evening, February ^ jn Him Should vote at tee referendum on the dice.” State Capitol, Hartford, year have been more gr.tclual, they o^clock In the Legion hall. Membem of Frank J. Mansfield. ends after second consecutive^ Re (^onsifleretl as False new schools proposition which Janls, tee secretary of. Sock and , 1941 DeSOTO Distributor for INCOME T A X Feb, 4.— (A V -G o V e r n o r night of argument. . . . Storm- appear to be gaining momentum Marine Corp League Auxiliary, who Buskin, has been active In extra­ s and are being watched i losely by As Retl Cross Worker will, in all probability, take place Bowles sent to the General battered stockmen chide raacher -\ti(1 Obtaineil by Force Daniel J. O’Connell, seaman ap- are on the dinner and dance com­ during tee third week In Feb. curricular activities. Including Custom Tudor •SOHMER all business leaders for clues to the arentica, U.8.N., son o f Mr. and mittee, will meet tomorrow at tee la my business not Just a 'AsMmbly today bills to im­ who called Nevada haylif( “more ruary. Phlnt and Powder, High 'School Radio and Heater dramatic than effective” ...... future. Washington. Feb. 4—i>P;— An Em ! J. J. O’Connell of 487 Birch home of Mm. Ruth Darling, 8 .World and musical organizations. •GULBRANSEN Mra. McIntosh, past president of I few weeks bat 52 weeks a plement his budgetary recom­ W ACs on Mount Weshington are Most economists and business ex-G. I. stuck firmly today to his Ry Kndre Marion Mountain road, la serving aboart Church street, at 8 p.m. She haa been publicity manager of Huid Drive leaders at the turn of the year pre­ tba light cruiser USS Portsmouth tee Hollister P. T. A. is also •WURLITZER year. mendations, among them an teatlag Arctic paste designed for story that “ Axis Sally" posed to nudaiK'-Sit, Hungary. Feb. 4. president of the Manchester Coun­ Sock and Buskin for Its last two Recently Overhauled Ranges, Refrigerators dicted 1919 would be a year of gen­ sSth the Atlantic fleet O’Con- The Stanley group of the South income tax proposal. The Arm y men .... James W* Sto- —i/P)—.Jo.sef Cardinal Minds- cil of Parent Teacher Associa­ productions. Janls Is tee daugh­ For qualified assistance eral business activity only slightly him as a Red Cross worker. oelL who entered the Naval serv- Methodist WSCS hss set tee dste New Tires •HARDMAN baugb, of Independence, Mo., Cross-examination of Gilbert tions. She said a meeting Is ter o f Mr. and Mra. Fredertek I. Washers and All in the preparation o f yoiir governor recommended in his below 1948. zenty repudiated today a let­ lea May 17, 1M8, received hla ^ of Thursday, February 9, for a tdegraphs StaHa offering use of planned for Sunday afternoon of Rogers of 33 Wellington road. Life Guard Tubes budget message earlier this Lee Hansford, 27, who still limps ter he wrote hi.s bishops be­ erult training at the Naval ’Train- rummage sale at tee church. income tax return call his home for meeting between Causing Some to Wonder from war wotinds. failed to change , representatives of the flve organ­ Joan Astley. daughter of Mr. ' Other Appliances week teat tee bnaent ealee tax .. I However, the commodity price lag Center, Great Lakes, ni. Russian leader and Truman. . . . Ills account In the trea.son trial of ! fore his arrest, and offered ized P T A ’s and similar groups In and Mrs. A. William Astley of Cen­ Rest Offer be scrapped in favor of a person­ Mm. Donald Meyer. San Fernando, ! drops of recent days are c.ausing Marine Private First Class Wil­ ter street, will appear as Mary, the KSBIP'S Miss Mildjed E. Gillars. | to pay Hungary for any dam- outlying sections, as well as civic al Income tax law which he eaid i some of them to wonder whether liam F. Bolduc, 19, son of Mr. and Call Manchester 8808 the J3WyUUWBcoiUt George P. Anderson Calif., resalted with husband gov­ Hansford, who is from Cincin­ associations, and that pamphlets fourth daughter of tec Rennets. Incorporated ■ iMMUimtni C i« » would yield about 127,000,000 an­ ernment reported killed in battle , , . * - - 1, ' a sharper adjustment mav not be ! age caused through illegal Mrs. A. Bolduc, 30 Ftord Street, ar­ Mary, "the clever one,” la smug 785 CenUr S t. TeL 6859 nati. first related the Incident yes-,' rived In Guam recently upon com­ have been prepared on tee refer­ 6 to 8 P. M. Furniture and Music nually. fotu* years ago. Heavy Mack snaha towers Into the shy from M'fvu barol^ tana evidence is far from sale of the dollars he is ac- and studious, but lovable In spite j cars of a Mtsaonri-Kanaas-Texas freight trate derailed near Mokane.! ^ y^t. but it is ouc terday to a Federal court jury pletion of recruit training at tee endum. She concluded with the Other Major Frepoeale Top AFL leaders confident Con­ I cu.sed of receiving from the hi; hope that every parents In Man­ of her prlg^shness. Her contin­ Mo. The cam wem loaded with crude olL No one was li^ r e fl la w smong several getting close hearing the case against the 48- Linoleum Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Par­ Besides tee Income tax bill call­ gress will pass kind of labor law year-old ilalne-horn w'oman whom > United States and the Vatican. chester would re^ster hla or her ual lectures to her less thoughtful aeddeat beUeved to have been caused by a broken wheel. .Abort W attention from most busiiie.ss lead­ New SerU-s of Statemrat* ris Island. S. C. The local man, sisters are a source of amusement | ing for ratea ranging from 2 per they want . . . American offlclale wartime servicemen knew as former Manchester High achool vote. other cam of the train were hauled away lo safety. (AP wirephoto). ers. The .second day of the cardlnaTa AqthaK And Rnbber Tile throughout tee play. Joan was rent to 7 per cent, the govem ot In­ keeping lookout for possible guer­ "A xis .Saily ” in her broadcasts student, has been assigned to tee A social period followed and re­ The Associated Press commodity trial on trea.son charges brought formerly a member of Paint and cluded in hla final btuidle o f biUa rilla warfare in Korea. . . . Soviet First Provisional Marine Brigade, freshments were served by Mrs. index of 35 weighted wholesale over the German radio. ; Powder, and is noW one of tee F O R M EAJ m ajor propcwala which would: prcM tell# its readers Tniman ’’re­ a new aeries of statements by the a Fleet Marine Force unit. He Frederick Heerdc. Mrs. Alfred m prices dropped yesterday to 169.40, Repeats Story Tolil Him Center Church 'Thespians. She Is Authorize a 360,000,000 bond is­ jects peace talks” .... Cisude Closely questioned today by enlisted last August. Pratt and Mrs. Henry Kuryla. lowest since Feb. 11. 1947. repre­ Intovan Baraakovles (above), JONES on tee staff ot the High School WHO WAVE TO sue for a building program. Marsan. self-styled French expert Openly Dispute Power James j". Laughlln. defense attor­ Grant 312,000,000 to munlcipall- on love, gets SS days in Lo# An­ senting a decline of 3.13 in one head of the opposltlos Oatbolie Sunday Is Designated Miss Barbara Ooodale, daughter World. HALE'S week. And over seven points In a ney, Hansford repeated almost The curtain will rise Thursday, I ties for eeboot bulldlnge. geles Jail for his exhibition...... party in Communist-dominated ■\s ‘Mindszenty Day’ FURNITURE AND of Ofllcer and Mrs. Roy Ooodale word for wotxl the stor>' that Miss February 10. at 8:00 p. m. and to S l t o B Provide off-the-Job sick• and in- Next move in Palestine armisUce month. It compares with 199.93, Hungary, sought refuge outside of NlanUc, who has bmn IH for Chenev AA Plans tee starting point of last year’s Gillars told him she was working FLOOR COVERING Friday at 8:15 p. m. ’The High ■ Jury benefits to workem to be fi­ talks seen sp M Egypt. To Deal With Strikes his country Feb. 3. after dissolving the past week, haa been removed SELF SERVE sharp break in commod’ty prlees. ; for the International R^i CroM hU party despite what he termed (T^iicago. Feb. 4.—{JP)—Sam­ ■ e A v < nanced with a 1 per cent pay roll Senator Flanders (R-Vt.) wants . _ii ai__ onfi id when she interviewed nlin in « 36-38 OiUi St. Tel. 2-1041 to the Lawrence Memorial hospi­ aod the all-time high of 208.14 on government threat! of severe re- uel Cardinal Stritch, archbish­ Dinner and Dance tax, half to be paid by employers Congress to find out nmre about Paris hospital in August. 1944. tal for further observation. Mm. AND Jan. 9. 1948. The decline from the prlsala. Barankovlra passed op of the Chicago Catholic A W E M A kTE and half by employes psople In "low Income group” be­ Hus me.ssage later was broad- Goodale is tee youngest daughter Authorize a apecial teachers Truman wd Taft Dif- Q llirc h U llio il all-time high is just short of 14 through Vienna on his way to an archdiocese, has designated The Executive committee of fore it spends mom money fur I cast with comment.s by Miss Gil- of Mrs. Joseph Lyttle of Endrldge training program to recruit more per cent. undisclosed destination in the west Sunday as "Mindazenty day." street. ’ Cheney Broteem Athletic Associa­ m I T E A S Y \ i aubeldlca On housing, health, and fer on Whether Presi­ Food Price ladrx Drops I lars which the govermnent calls Cardinal Stritch haa wired tion ia formulating plans for a SUFFERING tcachera. food. . . . Senate group decides to after sending a letter to his gov­ MNBULANCE HEALTH MAREXT Set 32,400 aa tea minimum wage The Dun and Brad.strcet whole­ ' treasonable propaganda. ernment saving his party no long­ to all priests in the archdio- Major Weaeo E. Gudjunla of combination dinner and dance investigate why prices of bread, dent Has Inherent Plan Favored Tv.o other rx-G. I. a are here FROM for achool teachem by authorizing sale food price index, repre-senting er rxlsled. re.se that Feb. 6 "be act aside 106 Russell street Is one of flve to be held aometime during tee lard and soap are still high...... Power in Emergency the total wholesale cost of a pound ! to testify to the same incident, S.S a Sunday of prayer for the SERVICE Connecticut officers currently at­ week of February 14 to 19 In con­ tee state Board of Education to N avy official re\-eals Navy has R <>' '“ch foods in general use. i but court adjourned for the week- liberation o f ’ Cardins) Minda­ tending tee fourth regular course nection with Valentine’s Day. A withhold adueaUonal aid grants to ramwed Its lease on hotel In Prompt n apom» lo Asthma? 8 P R t ^ munlclpalitica> which do not meet V jO m illlS B lo n 1* F C O m , dropped this week to 1.5.88 -lowest ' end before they could be heaid zenty. who is on trial for trea­ of tee Air Univeralty’s Air Com­ mecUng will be called early next Sun Light Tsingtao, now ringed by Chinese Washington, Feb. 4.— . ; Thev are John T. Lynskey. Etna, son by the government of Him- calls at any boor. that minimum. Communist forces . . CIO Ameri­ ■nonda C#>n«>ra1 rn iltl- 1 elnc* the end of O PA in October. : Berlin Court mand end Staff School at Mkxwell week, and tee Bill details will be — President Truman and Sen-1 menns ixenerai one-haif,; Pa ,'and Paul G. Kestal. Detroit. gsry. Air Force Bam, Alabama. The SANSdN’S ASTHMA * Extend ter state labor relations can Radio Aaaoclatlon adopts con- released at, teat time. ator Taft (R., Ohio), openly A n n rove M epaeriof one per cent from the previous An "Axis Sally” broadcast In clasa will rtm for flve months. Listing seven membem, one REMEDY 8 OZ. CAN BURT OLNEY act to employea o f charitable, edu­ stltutloaal bswi on Communists. oil " I f bishops, prlest.s, the reli­ cation and religious organizations. disputed today whether the _____ ' ” week. 17.6 per cent unclvr a year which mca.«agea from Lynskey an0 a hundredweight the 275th Infantry, 29th division. In Card Tourney Re^ftlng on tee present activi­ vH iyM tlma of Jap attack, dies in Truman said, yes— meaninir council of tee 1 eat ( j l y Tribunal Go­ rants carrying on a vyuld START USING IT ib . ;rrbt aaa ssystst 't h* inirivTuc- ^ * I yerterday, lowest since OPA. In he was wounded and captured travesty of justice.” ties o f tee club, s spokesman stat­ 1 Lb. Cbn tlon of bills and tha first Friday Beteeada Naval hospital, Wash- the authority of his office Oiristlan churches today test it I Chicago, the price was $21.25.! ju lv 22. 1944. He \vs.s taken to the ing to British Sector The Boa Ami team atUl bolds on ed test forty bowling teams within TODAY •esslon of the year alao brought ini^n. .. Pilass aeateaees of four gives him such power without approve a merger of the denomi­ down 51.50 In the last month.- I Hospital De la Pitie in Paris Aug. to fim t place In tee Manchester tea company are active. A total of RED WING from Democrats a charge teat Re­ to five years ktven two Maaaacbu- anjrtelng being sTltten about in nation with the Es-sngelical and On the Chicago grain market, ]. cardinal which tte People’s court 280 bowlem are participating in For Sale at the Following sstte youths for attack on Miss labor laws. Berlin. Feb. 4. -/F - Berlin’s F'ire Department Setback Touma Manchester Drug Stores: publicans were aeeklng to delay Reformed church. He said 3liss Gillars visited his of the (Communist-dominated ment after three altUngs of tee several different leagues, and teat No. 2Vi Can H^put'a the work of tee important Appro­ Lj^ls Taylor, W’llllamstown, last T a ft said, no. Joining of the two would create (tktnHnued on Page Ten) I ward between Aug. 9 and 15. Court of Appeals was split today eountry will use in determining WE GIVE SERVICE second round. Last night’s results 98 women bowlers are Included in QUINN’S PHAR.MACY Chili Sauce priations committee. They said September. Against this bsckground. tee the United Church of Christ with I "She walked up with two Ger- as the ea.«t-west tug of war con­ his fate.. this figure. Beeahnut a membership approaching 2,000,- Include tee high score o f 134 TH. 4186 this would lead to "log-rolling and Senate Labor committee went on ' man efficers,” he testified. “ As she tinued in this Ru.saian-blockaded The cardinal told tee court he The Setback Party originally 000 persons. It already has been points registered by . Bon Ami, end NORTH END PHAR.MACY pork-barrel tactics.” today with its hearings on tec i came into tee ward the boys start- city. was in error in writing to his scheduled for Janukry 26 but can­ It’s thst committee which will administration’s labor bill. One approved by the Evangelical and 126 points recorded by the White Tel. 6545 bouFe 2 2 e Urges Naming ' ed to whistle, bqt a civilian with br. Georg Strucksberg, presi­ biahope before .’’is arrest that any celed, due to tee severe storm on first have to pass on many o f tee Fear Spending o f tee issues there ia whether to Fteformed church and by approxi­ her clapped his hands for silence. Ehigles. CENTER PHAR.MACY dent of the highest city court, an­ statements of guilt attributed to The sUndings after three sit­ that day, has been rescheduled for Coffee C O C K T A iL governor's proposals before they write in a secUon dealing with na- mately 72.77 per cent of. the Con- "She said 'Hello fcllovv.s,' and in Tel. 4253 nounced he was moving the court him should be considered aa false tings are as f next W’ednesday evening, February g o to the House and Senate floora Uonal emergency atrikes, such a a ' gregational churches, i a round-about way said she was 9, commencing at 8 o’clock. The WELDON DRCO ARMOUR’S Fifth Member from the Russian sector to the and obtained through force. He FU Bon Ami ...... 666 ‘ fo r debate. Spree Looms a walkout by trainmen or coal l Meeting in a special aeasion to I working with the International Briti.sh sector because hs consid­ Moriarty’s P a ln tera ...... 637 party will be held In the company Tel. 5821 ’The charge came in a statement miners. take final action on the merger, Red Cross. She said we would re­ said this letter should be consider­ cafeteria, and suitable prizes will 'A t ered pre.ssure by the Russinas "in- ed null and void. Hoee Co. No. 2 ...... 627 Featuring Free Dell\-ery 'fro m ~ Cornelius MuIvlhlH, Jr., For tee fimt tlma in the hear-' the council received the recommen- ceive Red Cross parcels within compaltble with the interests of \ be awarded, and refreshments TREET >IcMahon Calls for v\c- Hose do. No. 1 ...... 622 GREEN GIANT 3 9 * Bridgeport Democrat who la Sen­ louse Leaders Count Ings, it had a witness who endorsed | dation froni its C om m issi^ on In- two or three day.s.” / Indopendent justice in Berlin." Then supplementing his pita of served. Your telephone order win Coughlln’a Service Stii...... 607 ate chairman of the committee. the Taft-Hartley act which the 1 tcrchurch Relations and Christian tion on .\tomic En­ Started Taking Messages ■The Russians are considered guilty to dealings in blBck..markel Power Houses...... /...... 605 Mulvihlll said teat because Sen­ On Vetoes and High­ administration is pledged to re Unity. After that Miss Gillars brought certain to establish a separate currency the cardinal declared he rcecive iUmicdiate atten­ The commission proposed that White Elagles...... 599 ate members of tee Appropria­ peal. ergy Commission Soon a microphone and started tak- Court of Appeals in their sector. | PEARS con 21c can 4 0 > er Taxes Op|M»sition the council find tee percentage of 1 tion. Onr tank trucks' will LSrsens Feed and Hardware . 593 tions committee wanted to get to He waa Almon E. Roth, presi- messages from the wounded just as they have done with other ! (Coattnoed oe Page Tea) Valliant’s All-sU m ...... 592 churches approving tee merger I j /d make dean ddivery. And HEALTH MARKET sufficient to warrant eonsumma-1 Washington, Fel/.Fell. 4—-e-4— -e »ens_ 1 institution.s which either had j Yurkahot’s Sxxx ...... 591 (Oo«.tlaaea ea Page Tea) W’ashington, Feb. 4— (>P)-rHousc | (Coatimied on Page Ten) (Continued on Pmge Ten) LIBBY’S tlon of the union. 1 to r McMahon (D., Conn.) called 1 headquarters in the western part ' you*n And onr fuel.pn saves Case Broad L e a v e s ...... 584 DemocraUc leaders, fearing a ' of the city or fled there. ! Hartman’s ...... 583 Manchester It also recommended that the ^ today for early appointment of i you tin e and monej^ in the I FRESH DRESSED spending spree In tee 81st Con­ union be contingent upon approval fifth member of the Atomic En ; iBBiirance Corporation Moves Scbendel Oil S ervice...... 559 ^ CORNED BEEF The split of the court occurred leng run! Merz Barbers...... 557 gress, are counting on presiden­ by the general synod of the Evan- I ergy commission, l b . Kremlin Move Advise Reds gelical and Reformed church and President Truman la reported Plaiie Lifts only a day after Communist at­ tial vetoes and congressional op­ looking around for a young, vigor-1 tempts to seize the city's public Flashes! \ Package DeUvery BROn^RS its constituent synods o f the "in­ insurance corporation caused a di­ can Now Awaited position to Mgtaer taxes to atop it. terpretations to the basis of ous member to replace \V. W. W a v -' (Late Bulktlne at llw UP, Wire) They admitted privately today Go to Russia union’’ previously drawn up. mack, who hss resigned. McMahon I Record Load of that institution. The in- Bonded Memorial* Light Trucking SmalL Meaty teat they see no way now to keep Little Opposition Experted said he hopes tee appointment will , ' surance corporation also moved tee House,from piumlng a vast ' from the Rii.ssian to the British Since the church already hss be made soon so the commission Winiam Tell Role Fatal ATLANTIC OONNECncUl veterans' pension bill and other sector. STEAK Two Posflible Linea Escaped Russian Air - approved the basis of union. little can be fully ataffed. Huge Navy Transport Bedford, Pa., Feb. 4— — A V A U X T FRIEND'S bEANS 15c measures which could run Fed­ , opposition to the interpretations The Connecticut senator told s , The division of the .Court of Ap­ Phone Manchester 2-0752 peals—second highest-court in all tavera onaer was killed today la Rimge and Fuel Oil MEMORIAL 00.| FOWL . Of Soviet Counter- eral spending into billions o f dol- Force Officers Happy , wa.s expected. reporter he will wait until after Buckles Domh to Rou­ CAMPBELL’S SPECIAL Germany in pre-war times^—origi­ a barroom versiua of B'Ullam TcU. Action Are Foreseen 1am not figured in President Tnis The commission further p ro-! action has been taken on the forth- State Policemea Harry Rook sad Route 6. South Wtadaor man’s budget. To Reach America commlng nomination before be' i tine Research ork nated in a disagreement over the suspension of the court's vice Ruseell Simoas said Thomasomae B. Telephone Hartford 6-U671 TOMATO SOUP 29c -Oalertatofi Risk- Taken {Continued on Page Three) Introduces legislation to change i I.ear,v. 43, of nearby FllatsleUatete^, Washington, FeK 4—(/P)— Tba prc.sidcnt, Jacob BIa.s.se. Realdenoe Manchester 6628 *We took a calculated risk when Westover Airforce Base, Mass., the terma of atomic commlasion- Washington. Feb. 4—'.-T'—The died when a friend tried to ehbot lb. ^ 9 ^ next move In tee Moscow-Wash we curbed tee power of tee Rules I huge Navy transport Constitution Blass^ was accused of vuispeci- Feb. 4—(.45--TWO Russian Air Treasury ers. fied irregularities. The German at- a whiskey glass off Leary’s■y'e h h a . 4 9 ington debate o vrt how to end tee committee to pigeonhole bills,” a The Republican-controlled 80th ' buckled down to routine research The officers saki Clark Morgaa. 46. Force officers who escaped from CESSPOOLS AND SEPTIC TANKS PI. 39c cold war te now clearly up to the top Democrat ' told ■ reporters, Washington, Feb. 4.— The Congress altered the law to end ' work today after lifting a record Cumberland, Md.. was held for L. T . WOOD CO. MAYONNAISE Short, Porterhouse, Kremlin, diplomatic authorities the Soviet union by plane landed (Continued on Page Three) Authorised Dealer " ’rivat risk waa that soma coiq- ■ position of tec Treasury Feb. 2: all commlaaion terms In J950. i passenger load qiiestiaaing. No charges have 51 Bissell SU Phone 4496 ROCK OF AUES POWER CLEANED SIrloln—“ A” Grade .On Sale Saturday agreed today. roitteea might vote for big spend­ here today—delighted to reach r Net budget receipts 3239.019,- was done. Republlcan.s said at the , nent in one easy Jump, heea filed. V® /' Two possible major lines of So­ America. time, 80 that the G O P president • The giant plane-the N avy’s • * * MONUMENTS RINSO ing bills and force a House vote ' 270.33; budget expenditures. 3140,- III ^1 iinrliryilrr nnil I trinity viet counter-acUon were foreseen over Rules committee opposition.” They took off for America Wed­ 157,316.60; cash balance, 34,730,- ____ 1 largest—flew non-stop from Mof­ Tighten Counter-Blockade fett flelcl, near San Francisco, to ONE LARGE PKG. These advertised meats have been selected, for you, here: To keep a poesible coalition of nesday noon from Rhienmaln, 182.318.17. (Continued on Page Three) Partner Held Rerun, Feb. 4— UP,— The railed |IK^ U 1 I I -- A M ) -I'.l’ I U IW K -- 1\>'I \l 1 1.1) ONE SMALL_____ PKG. BOTH FOR 35c 1. A new blast at tee United Republicans and southern Demo­ Germany, air field in a Navy VR- Washington in nine hours 35 min­ ' Stotes and Britain tightened tbclr primarily for high quality— which, we find, is your fra t Statee for rejecting Premier BU crats on the Rules committee from 3 military air transport plane and utes yesterday with 72 passengers counter-blockade on the Bovlet lln’s so-called "peace” eUtements tying up some of President Tru­ landed at Westover at 2 p. m. (e. and is crewmen aboard. Average After Battle zone tonigbt by banning aU aastar M cKin n e y b r o s . consideration when buying food for your family. o f last Sunday. This might be man’s major bills, the OemocraUo a.t.). ■speed: 268 miles an hour. freight traffic into eastera Ger- Golden Shell Motor Oil coupled with tee familiar Russian leadership put through a new rule M esuge for Communists Sackcloth Cocktail Dress TTie fight—most of it above '20.- maay from nrighboriag EuroprU SAVE-Up to 50% on -K\\ \'.l l)|''l’!)-' \1. ( O argument teat while Moecow to let any committee chairman They had a message for Ameri­ 000 feet-^Uunched the pinch- Two Lnilertakers Fight couatries. The embargo becoama seeks an Improvement in East- force a House vote on a bill not can OommimisU. waisted. double-deck Lockheed, effecUve Sunday. It appUes ta 1,‘iO l*t ;irl M. 1 < 1. M.im Ix -t r No. 10-20-46 QL 23c READY-TO-EAT west relstlons the United Statee cleared by the ^ulea committee Speaking through an interpre­ Shown by Paris Designer plane on a six-month “ evaluation" In Hearse; One Is all highway shipments which here­ Is maneuvering toward war. within 21 days ter, tee fliers, Peter Pirogov and schedule of regular transconti­ tofore have travelled across tta Your Car’s Tire Wear nental passenger operations. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables 2. Some apecUle proposal for Ready te Fores Actloa Anatole Barsov, said: Critically WoundefI Amerlcaa-Britlsh Wzoae late tba a settlement of one or more out­ Under tee new rule, Chairman Instead of making all their Paris. Feb. 4—UP— Women can teste for simplicity from my re­ Rear Admiral John M. Casssdy. ------: Soviet zone from couatrlsa Mae assistant chief of Naval operations HAM standing issues along the lines Rankin (D., Miss.) of tee House noise they should volunteer to go even wear sackcloth and be fash­ cent visits lo the United States.’’ Tailor City. N. C.. Feb. 4—(P)— > Belgium, Fraace. Switiertaad, 'W laid down by President Truman Veterans committee is reported to Russia for one month. They Last nighfa show rounded off '.he 1 ■ for "J air. . said the evaluation____ study One man is criUcally wounded and , Xetherlands, Ijixeiabourg and 65 ionable this spring. Without opening day of the fashion ahow- will help detemilne just how big ^ partner la under arrest aa a ; Oramark. GREEN PEPPERS___ta. 23c and Secretary o f State Acheson, ready to force action op a veter­ would be glad to return here and ashes, o f course. Ingt. In coming weeks, about 20 Alignment Fancy Have StamoMd Door Shut ans’ pension bill estimated to cost resign from tea Communist a transport <^•1* 'J*'*.' Jesuit of a battle in a hearse be-1 • • • FBESH Young Pork Together these two American 32,000,000,000 the first year o f Its party.” Although there is nothing revo- "big name” dedlgnera vvill unveil ance can {ween two undertakers. ! Coaviaced Cardinal Tortured AUCTION leadem have slammed shut tec operation. The administration is They expressed belief teat Pre­ hitionary about "Cook ’49,” Jac-1 their spring creations to foreign have • Jhle He toW o>iumbua County ! Richmond. V a , Feb. 4 - ( ^ - When “out of kilter” tires become AT LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER, CONN. a rciwrtcr ‘ ^e anawera will wuitevUIe reported to- Ferens Nag|'. -elf-ezIM CARROTS 2 Buns. 1 9 C Smoked door on any kind of direct meet opposed to tee expense. mier SteUn offered to meet Presi­ ques Fate has come up with a new buyers, the press and (On Leoiiard SU Which Runs O ff Main St. RIB Ing between Mr. Truman and Pre And Republicans predict that dent Truman because the cold idea in materials. Among tee Jacques Fsth. like DSsaes and ■ K . « t?, th ^ ‘h.y that Arnold Jessup. 32. was ; premier of ll.ingary, said here te-_ “cupped” or “gouged” Opposite State Armory) BfEDIUM c a LININIA' mler StaUn for the purpose oi tee House Post Office c-ommittee war "had gotten to a point where dresses he showed here last night Balenciaga earlier in the day. 1 ^ : in critical condition. He suffered I day he was eoavlaced Shoulders making a “pact of peace” or try­ aoon may approve pay raises for it might become serious. Stalin was s full skirted cocktail dress shows fuUskIrted dresses, many of , u Rv r n r liM I five pi*tol wounds. Police held his ('srdlasl Mlodszeaty* SATURDAY, FEB. 5, 1945> AT I P. M. ing to settle between themselves p o ^ workem, adding another doesn’t want war tela . soon any­ o f sackcloth. teem stiffened with starched linen l%4-' Raiph Inman. 36. without 1 C'athohr primatr ORANGES Doz. 39c ROAST It waa not the sackcloth of undemkirts to make them stand 1 The Constitution , weighe . MR It'S Nations to enter into talk# wUta leader said. "But there doesn't icans from Ruoalan officers who smaller than the. Hughes flying drew a pistol and shot Jessup. H im to ba much chance to stop had contact with U. 8. soldiers coat studdsd with almond nut- rtioulasr asams. On .his spiral Just teen the liearse lurched Into , OJUX m Raasia or other powers on the boat. 'Mandiester Motw Sales, Inc. well as Fish to boke, boil, fry or wortd OltURtloR. them in the Haase.” during tha war. abells and raffia embroidarjr. Rita skirts they are used to nail tec a ditch. Both men leaped out and ROBERT M. REID & SONS and o f tba spiral whsraver it falls. H ie Oonstiutkm can carry 168 £,0AK ST-MANCWESTER.CONN t U d D A t tee state oepartment thia !«■ Rep. Loo Atteff (R-IU), ‘pflto The thing that finally apurrsd Hayworth, wlio attended teie show Jettup tiiod ojpikin to blackjack -Yonr OldmneMe.DesIer" C x p g ft___ with A ly Khan, deacribed both Fate maintains tee over-the- passengers If It uses bote decks. Aaetlon Aem , TeL 3SS mark was In te r ^ te d to mean hisadod tea Rules committee in the them to fly out of Russia waa bis partner. Inman fired four 29t Mote TeL SIM EMaMteM ROCiR/ES •MEATS • QriJ^FRU/TS • V E G E T A B LE t numbers as "unusual but very sIxMilder seaming formula but i-ss Yesterday it had 82 seats on the MANCHESTER. CON'N. '4M7 BRUMFIELD. MASS. broil. , not only such U.N. agencies ia the last CongrMs, has estimated that news 6f the escape of Madame upper deck and csjgo room be- m ot« bullete into Jessup. ' Sectuity Oouncil and General As- It bottled up in tl>e last tw o years Kaaenkina from Soviet authority smarL” She ebowed a marked moved tee seam about tiv-o inches The chief didn’t know what preference for the coet. orward. this gives the wearer a fOeattaand oa started tee srounMnL (Oeatlaoed os Page Tea) (OnaOaacd na Fog# Tkron) (Osatlnasiiga Fagg Thisa) I Fate aald "1 brought l^acU tela ' round-ahouldarcd look. .S.>v. r . ■

Top View


© 2022 Docslib.org