g y n H H iia ttflfgatgr lEpyttfatg Ijgralii AyerageDal1y. Nct PrettB Run For the Week Ending April 14. 1B51 The Weather The Holy Angels Mothers* Circle Mtv. ' Jay RuMnow and Mrs. t Waeaat ef O. a Weather Sanaa eelll meet tomorrow evening at Gharlsa E. Jsoobaon. Jr., ar* at­ .Incomings Oiltgoing High Priest Group Leaders About Town eight o’clock at the home of Mr*. tending the state council meeting 10,181 Today party deody, eoel; To- R obi^ Brown, 8 Rogera Place. All of the League of Women Voters night fair and eool, light to heavy today at th* Congregational Discuss Plans Member of the Audit members are urged to attend *a BiAUrifUl lAWHS COMt treat hi low ploeas; Thursday la- ■ m Mbc « t th* BMnd HMrt the chaplain of the circle, Father church In Newtown. At this meet­ Bnreah of CtreaUtlona j Z T c ^ win b* held Thur»- ing local leagues will make thelf Manche$ter——A City of Village Charm rTaariBg doodlaeac ■TMilTif at the home of Mr*. Robert Carroll, will be the guest lAsr tk» Seotti. WAY speaker of the evening. financial pledges In support of the Heads of 24 Individual % nttgMaM. 100 Lakewood state and national leagues and the state budget will be adopted. ’The Mothers’ Grcle Take Scoot acrou the yard with a hopperful of Turf tuildur VOL. LXX, NO. 168 (Clmaaieed Advertlalag on Page ISJ ClreJ*. _____ Group C of the Center Congre­ MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 interim report on revision of the and lawn is fad to rich color and beauty. Then a (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS gational church will hold a busi­ State Constitution will also be giv­ Up ‘ Future Programs Sv. Oaen* liundbei* will ness meeting at eight o’clock In quick jaunt with Msd to carpet thoM bar* spots t* the w *wi"f *tafl of Manchester en. luxuriant gross. Memarlal hoapltal, tomorrow tf- the Robbins room. Member* are Mrs. Dolores Trudel, leader of with reminded to bring In their mite tsmooa at 2:S0. Hie eubject will The combined groups of the the combined Mothers Circles of be “Management of the Peptic Ul* boxes. Following the business North .Methodist WitCS will hold Manchester, presided at e recent meeting vocation pictures wlU be Siettk LAWN SEED Gat eer.” Mia* Marjorie Burr, dietitian, a rummage sale Friday. April 20 meeting of ell leaders of the twen­ beautiful turf by using a third mrak from the dietary atand- shown and refreshmenU will be at 9:30 a. m.. In the basement of ty-four individual groups. served by Mrs. Emma Nettleton peiBt. All nurae* are Invited and the church. Members of the com­ Programs which the various os much — 3,000,000 seeds and her committee. uifed to attend. mittee will be at the church circles have followed In the past par pound. 1 Iff — $7.55 Thursday evening to receive goods were discussed and Ideas for topica 5 lbs - $7.55 MacArthur Gets Riotous Welcome in Frisco William C. Starkweather, of for the sale. If it is desired that of future meetings were exchanged. Madison, president of the Connect­ they be collected, by telephoning Subjects for discussion within In­ SMCMl BUSfOSf Sm J for driM icut Branch of th^^-Cnlted \\ orlil .Mrs. Jessie Sweet, president of the dividual circles differ according to I toHi, doop thedo, ploy aroot — FedcrallsU ana"'prominenl New VVSeS, or Mrs. James T. Pickles, the age' range of their children. P ioit grewing. I lb — $1.28 Dead ht 81 LECLERC Haven InSitrance executive, will be past president, it will be arranged. However, it was found that topics ' . 8 - ttf.18 Faint Signals Spur JiitlKes anil Winners in Exchange Cliih the speakerX»>dhesday evening. dealing with the religious, physical Complet* FUNERAL HOME and emotional life of the child, edu­ n tttf April 2.*) at tT30 at the South Mrs. Ruth Pearson and Mis. ™ grossfood. On* pound Methodist church Men’s club meet­ "Maude 'Turklngton, co-chairmen of cation and schools were generally Throngs Line f u n e r a l ing. ’The attendance contest, en­ the rummage sale by Manchester popular, as were various studies of feeds grass belter than Rescue Efforts for a religious nature. tering the home stretch, is in the Hair Dreesers, announce that they C. Harry Sheonlng HaroM E. Lord 3 lbs ordinary fertilizer. SERVICE lead by Archie Haughs white have received, in addition to a Some of the circlea had made Feed 2500 s q f f - $2.50 vlslta to places of mutual interest, team. great variety of uaeful articles, a C. Harry Bhenning wflll be In- Stanley H. Steiner, grand master lOjOOO sq ft - $7.85 fur coat and several electric ap­ such as St. Joseph’s cathedral, In 75 on British Sub Walter N. Bt. Rita’s Mothers’ Circle will sUlled Excellent High Priest of of third veil; Ephraim Cole, grand Hartford, the Cenacle in Middle- Leclerc, pliances, all In good condition. The Delta Chapter No, 51, Royal Arch master of second veil; CTiarles J. meet promptly at eight o’clock to­ sale, for the benefit of the Cancer town where they had made a day’s Parade Route Director morrow evening at the home of .Masons tomorrow evening at the Stansfield, grand master of first retreat. Some had purchased re­ BUSH HARDWARE CO. Portsmouth, Eng., April 18—(JP\ . search plane said it spotted a yel­ fund, will get under way at nine Masonic Temple on East Center veil; Alvan A. Yules, chaplain; P. Mrs. John J. of 15 B Forest o’clock tomorrow morning In the commended books and passed them —Faint underwater signals spurred low object floating 29 miles east Call 5269 street. H. P. Clarence W. Wood, organist; 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER street. Sheridan building, 813 Main street. around so that each member of a blind search today for the British of Portland light. This is 60 miles San Krancifwo, .April 18— (/!’ )— .A tremrndous omtlnn (freet- Mr. Shennlng, who Is chief and William C. Bray, sentinel. This their circle had an opportunity to from the area where the searchers Assistants at the sale are asked to draftsman at the Pratt and Whit­ will be Mr. Bray’s twentieth year submarine Affray, stuck on the od (Jencral Mac.Arlhiir a.s hi* walked out of his hotel at 9:41 report ss soon after 8:30 as possi­ read them. Other circles had guest are waiting for a sign of life from ney Aircraft company of East as sentinel of Delta Chapter bottom of the English Channel. the trapped men. But it is along A. 111. (1 2 :1 1 I*. M. e. s. (.) today for a triumphal parade ble tomorrow. speakers at their meetings. Time wa-s swiftly running out for Hartford, Is also a member of Harold E. Lord, who 1s a thirty- After the business meeting home the route the submarine was sup- through San Francisco. Manchester Lodge No. 73, A. F. & second degree mason and e mem­ any of the 75 officers and men Miss Teresa E. Scholl, R.N.. Is a made cake and coffee were served po.sed to follow on its practice war Powell street in front of the SI. Francis hotel and Union A. M,; of Adoniram Council No. ber of Manchester Lodge, Adoni­ aboard who might still be rilive. patrol maneuver which began patient at the Veterans hospital by Mrs. Mary Garaventa, Mrs. The submarine, trapped In the Square acro.ss the street were jammed with thousands of 14. R. * 3.M., of Rockville; and ram Council, and of the Second Mildred Beaupre and Mrs. Gertrude Monday night, and surface vessels in Newington. She will probably of Scandla Lodge No. 23. He Is al­ Congregational church, is the re­ initial dive of a training cruise, people. be confined there for several Hagedom. were being directed to the s|«>l on so secretary of the Church Coun­ tiring Excellent High Priest of had been under 198 feet of water the chance the object might be a As the parade started, (Jeneral .MacArthur sat in an open weeks undergoing treatment, and cil of Emanuel Lutheran church. Delta Chapter. Mr. lx)rd Is a su­ for 40 hours when the Royal Navy marker buoy from the Affray. IF YO UR would be glad to hear from or car flanked hy (lov. Earl Warren of (’alifornia, and Mayor The regular meeting of Delta pervisor in the Production Engin­ announced at mid-afternoon that A Royal Air Force search plane welcome her friends who find It eering department of the Hamilton It had been unable to make any reported late today it had sighted Elmer Robinson. The street was packed so thick with cheer­ convenient to call. Formerly on CTiapter will open at 7:30 p. ni,, PLANS Standard Propeller Division of the 12-HOUR MAia THE YOUNGSTERS HAPPY WITH physical contact with the craft. a yellow object hIdouI 60 miles from ing San Franciscans the ear was harelv able to move. the staff of Manche.ster Memorial as \isual, with the installation Its normal oxygen supply would As he was leaving the hotiq.. ------scheduled In the main lodge room United Aircraft Corporation. where searchers are waiting for hospital, she entered the service in His activities In Delta Chapter VAPORIZERS Preeldent Oarmona last the men on board 40 hours. a sign of life from the trapped Slim e one asked MneArthur if he f 1943, served at Camp Edwarda, at eight o'clock. Members of Man­ A naval expert said reserve C A L L FOR chester Lodge, their friends and will not cease upon his rellnqidsh- Automatic Shut-Off men. Surface ves.scls were diverted WHS anxious to gel to Washington J H ( ) | » J n g U s C Tomey General hospital. Palm Ing his High Priesthood to his suc- THE NEW supplies might let the 75 aboard to the scene but the plane said where ho will tell Congress his .Springs, Calif.: Baxter Memorial wives are cordially Invited to wit­ live another eight hours, but "that aide of (he atory that led to his re­ ness the bcaullfiil and solemn cer­ ces.sor, as he has been elected a Arthur Drug Stores later the object was a box floating REMODELING hospital, Spokane, Wash., and trustee of the chapter fbr the next TEXA^ ^ Camona Dies, means by 2100 hours (3 p.m., EST) on the sea and did not come from moval hy I’resident Truman from Brooke General hospital, Fort emony of Instnllatlon. the situation inside the vessel the Affray. his Far East eominands. Past High Priest T. Walter three years. He will also be wel­ At South End Sam Hoii.ston, Texa.s. When honor­ comed into the honored circle of would be extremely dangerous.” The Admiralty said the signals, The general did not answ'er. But »cai| ably discharged she held the rank Belchard will be the Installing of­ The last faint signals from the he turned to his questioner and ficer which assures that the cere­ the Past High Priests of Delta Portugal Head from a supersonic telegraph set, of ckptaln. Miss Scholl is a sister Chapter, in whose many activities TEXACO submarine were heard at 8:30 a.m. were so weak that rescue ships gave him a lilg smile. of Mrs. Ilobert J. Campbell of 77 monies will be of a most Impres­ HATS CLEANED (2:30 a.m., EST). Then came hours Mrs. Jean MaeArthur and their Gains Ground sive manner. He will lie assi.sted as he will doubtless take an active were unable to fix the exact posi­ _ . w . . , Photo by Robert Naiiman Benton street. and useful part. of ominous silence. There was an tion of the luckless undersea Exchange Cliih prire winners In the “ I-'reedom Shrine" easav rontest are pIctiiriMl above with eon- 13-year-old son, Arthur, followed Grand Marshall by P. H. P. Hay­ AND BLOCKED President, 81, ABBumed atmosphere of mystery about It. the general. den L. Gri.swold, who is Grand n M C B iE f craft. leat judges. The n iiim rs t\ere a-ic unc xi at yesterday’s noontime meeting of the Exchange C'luli Dakota Council, Degree of Po- Office in 1928 Coup; Why, the rescue crews asked, Judges Mere James ,Mc\(igh and Ilircctor .Mrs. Katherine Houriic, shown at each end of the group! Mrs, MaeArthur, thrilled by the Town liitrrpst Slight as Scribe of the Grand Chapter of HENRY’S could not the trapped men begin The only previous signal from ahontas. will meet tomorrow eve­ f the sub. heard at 12:.50 a. m. to­ Elmer Meilen, the third imig. . was ii d pnscnl when |>hoto wna taken. Others In the group are. left Ainerlean weleome, said she and Royal Arch Masons of Connecti­ Shoe Service— Dry Cleaning W bb in Fourth Term coming to the surface through Few Alleiul Public CALL ning at eight o'clock in Odd Fel­ HAT day (6:.50 p. m., e.s.t. Tue.sday), to right, Jana-s Rogers. Ilc*’e ('.»-•)- ci nod Joan Bell. Arthur are anxious to sec a base­ lows hall. Tlie business session cut. CHAHERBOX 240 No. Main At. Depot escape hatches, using emergency First pri/e. a 17 jcc. cl K'- ball game wlien they gel back The other officers who will be had led the re.scue fleet of 25 II u .l-t watch, was won by Miss Bell. Rogers received a Parker pen lleuritig; Affront to will be followed hy entertainment Lisbon, Portugal, April 18— breathing gear? Why had the s:ib- and p»*ncil set fer his see pi I ft! East. She said they would take the installed for the ensuing year are: RESTAURANT niarine failed to release its emer­ ships to the area 30 miles south­ essiy and Miss f^iirlsiin received a similar award for third. numbers and refreshments in eiS Main Nt. Tel. 2-8002 —President Antonio Oscar de west of the Isle of Wight. first op|)ortunity to watch the big Nature Says Opponent James W. Lewis, Exc. King; John One With Every gency marker buoy to guide res­ leagues in operation. charge of Mrs. Jean Johnson and Fragoso Carmona, Portugal's head Signal to Crew her committee. |F. Seavey, Exc. Scribe* P. H. P. BUSINESSMEN'S of state since 1928, died this morn­ cue craft? Why, if there had been Both are enthusiastic baseball tvs FREE 7 (ials. riasoline disaster, had the rescue fleet Opposition to a proposal that Hayden L. Griswold, treasurer; P. The rescuers signaled to the fans. US! ing after a brief illness. He was 81. Bt’itisli Chief Maneliesler flu’iridate Its water H. P. Herbert J. Leggett, secre­ LUNCHEONS— 85 RUMMACE Here is the famous red nU -tW ttF helmet With the members of his family failed to find any debris or even an entombed crew to try an under­ Allied Forces Gain The family's exit from the St. oil slick ? tary; Walter 8. Broadwell, captain that all the kids are so enuy about. New gathered around him, the aged water earape, one by one in spe­ Francis hotel waa much smoother supply developed no large support of the host: Ralph W. Coleman, President confessed to Msgr. Car- Late today a Royal Air force cial equipment through the ves­ In Japan for than Its jostled entrance the night last night as the Board of Direc­ principle sojourner; Melvin F. SALE materials make it water repellent and neiro de Mesquita and was given sel’s escape hatches, but by mid- before. The hotel lobby was re­ tors held a public hearing on the W « 'r « re a d y to halp y ou with your plans for HALE'S Boomer, Royal Arch captain; Communion this morning. At­ morning none had bobbed to the In Bitter Struggle stricted. So when the MacArthur. question. With exception of Dr. Auspices Daughters of Scotia longer lasting. It’s absolutely necessary for surface. lemodeling your home...and we can supply all the tendants described him as calm Bomhiii^ Reds came out of their private elevator John Cregnn, natureopathic physi­ playing fireman! Does your youngster have and hopeful. 43rd Orders The re.-H-ue boats fired dow-n new they found it not so crowded as cian who attacked direct Introduc­ Headauarfers one? Why not come in and get yours today! He died an hour and 18 minutes depth charge aignals in an at­ Tokyo, April 18 - (J") Allied • main Allied line to about eight last night. tion of "imcontrolled chemicals and other building materials needed to MASONIC TEMPLE troops advanred 2,000 to 3,000 later, at 11:45 a. m. (5:45 a. m Held False tempt to reestablish contact. miles south of Chorwon. Keifilani Tn Tali and minerals” no one appeared ad­ POR EST). The resc:ie fleet which had Report Sir Rolicrtson yards on the west Korean front Near Bed Riilldii|i Area verse to the use of a fluorine agent yours * home that’s truly up-to-date. WANTED He had suffered a sudden break- today behind heavy air and artil­ MacArthur. wearing the famil­ scoured a 2,000 square mile area Backs ac.Vrthiir in Chorwon snd Knmhwa are the iar gold braided cap, smiled. to halt tooth decay, particularly In since yesterday morning located lery altneka. western bases of the Red buildup children. Rupimrt for the measure Thursday, April 19 lOoatliraeff oa Page Twe) Rep. Morano Reports But he refused to talk into mi­ THIS OFFER GOOD the Affray In almost exactly the Proposal to Attack j ^ sround- ares where an estimated 606,000 crophones held out in front of him was strong, hut less than a dozen Young Man To Learn area where the sub had submerg­ grudgingly. ; Communist combat troops were de- persons appeared. C A L L 4148 Starting At 0:00 A. M. No Basis for Story Unit Th* big gams were south and I ployed. as he walked, through the lobby. ed on Monday night, at the start Bases in Manchuria After the general. Governor and The Board of Directors post­ FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. of what was to be an underwater southwest of Chonvon, a flve-high- I The Reds retreated slowly In poned action on the measure until Printer's Trade Will Join Eisenhower jvay hub about 18 mllea Inside Red Mayor cUmhiul Inta Uia laad cax.ol Six Nations training eraiee/ . — - To)^»,'~AprlT 78—(S7_Ah Infor­ the woat but they trtnofl and APR IL 20 A N D 21. O N LY Report* trickling back from the Korea. fought' for Hwachon, 'the esstern (Oeatfnned on' Page Two) Washington, April 18.—(>45— mant who demanded anonlmlty to­ One Allied infantry team pushed I base of the Chorwon-Kumhwa- (C^enttnoMl na l*age rwo) Representative Morano (R., rescue ship* said the second set Apply In Person Sign Treaty of aignals were heard "intermit­ day reported the top British mili­ up s valley road within two miles Hwarhon triangle. RUMMAGE Conn.), says there is no basis for tently” around 8:30 a. m. (2:30 a tary officer in Japan voiced support of the rubbled city. The doughboys Two Allied thrust* at the reports earlier this month that the met Chinese mortar and rifle fire HERALD OFFICE m, e.s.t.) Then the Affray be­ for General MacArthur'# proposal Hwachon dam were turned back 43rd and 28th National Guards and withdrew. Wednesday. MOBILHEAT SERVICE Pool Coal, Steel Indus­ came mysteriously silent again. to bomb Red Chinese bases in Man­ Democrats Rap Lodge 13 Bissell Street SALE will go to Europe. A tank force lunged Into the Red One waa a frontal attack on Sponsored by Hollister P.T.A. tries of West Europe In a statement yesterday he churia. lines near Chlpyong and killed 100 the dam itself. 'The other waa said he has been assured by Col. 'is i UMAIMSr. MAHeHtSTfn A man wlio attended n confiden­ Communist*. Chipyong la seven a flanking movement aernas the STATION Under Schuman Plan Samuel C. Mays, chief of the miles southeast of Chorwon and Ranges., Refrigerators Army Trims tial conferenre reported today: Pukhan river east of the dam On Fiscal Forecasts Hollister St. School Army’s legislative Iiai.son. that Lt. Gen. Sir H. C. H. Robertson, seven miles southwest of Kumhwa. Both bogged down under heavy Paris, April 18—(,P)—Six West ’"There haa been no ofTiclal an­ administrative commander of Bri­ Wednesday’s gains carried the Communist Are. Washers and Al! VAN’S nouncement to the effect that the Lwnber — Building Supplies — Shingles — Roofing 427 HARTFORD ROAD Ekiropean nations today signed a tish Commonwealth Forres In 28th and 43rd Divisions would be Draft Total South Korean force* fought a Budget Director Weir I • I ’ I ^ treaty pooling their $4,000,000,000 Korea, lost week told a confidential five hour battle with 2.50 North Other Appliances a year coal and steel industries. shipped to Germany.” conference of British newsmen that Blasts Slash Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Doily, Including Wednes­ Saturday, April 21 AT THE TEXACO SIGN 'The 43rd, from Vermont, Rhode Pledge Probe Korean Reda on the eo.it central Says Governor Tried Weat Germany and France are Reduces May (!all hy MaeArthur's proposal offered tho front. Elsewhere in the rolling the main partners in the historic Island and Connecticut, is training best hope of forcing the Chinese To Muke Bowles Seem day Afternoons. Open 'Til Noon Saturday. n-JWHALCco.. starting At 1:00 P. M. at Camp Pickett, Va. The 28th is hill* around Inje Allied units euwCMSST* COM* pool. It is commonly known aa the 2 0 ,0 0 0 ; Cites Lighter Reds out of the war and prevent­ Of U. S. Aims straightened and re-adjusted their In CD Funds 6Anry-_The than anyone ha.H contemplated - StTvice Unit Oiuirnian crats once again have let loose a 349.22 451.45 members. mine that any decision has been into Korea, north of Yanggu on the western TWeno/- Phone—for 1-viiit loan. Army today cut it* May draft call For Inquiry on Fads tip of the huge Hwachon reser­ blast against Governor John Total Elimination of Write or phona—for loan by mail. ra U«w mitmi* tnm ft*. The pool has great political Im­ made in the department to utilize from 60,000 to 40,000 men. The Australian general is the Lodge’s fiscal predictions, claimed Bo#. Wa AWw* poynwnti cow«f •vgryfKiMl these troops for European service voir. Some Communist mortar Medical Appropriation Coma in—gat cash in paraon. A gl 1100 c«ti tiOM wfiM promplTy WEDNESDAY plications. The action followa the halving flrst important British Common­ Of MacArthur Ouster he had attempted unjustifiably to fire waa reported. “Yaa” to 4 out of 5! Phona, writa, rapos4 U 1} conaffCvtiaM Mstfltly ImIoII- The French are convinced that as part of General Eisenhow-er’s of the April call which waa cut wealth offieer to apeak in favor of make his Democratic predecessor, mtmW of trO.OS Mck. (4) forces. Tanka ranged ea.it and north­ •aa /ksMiro/, today. by fusing the heavy industries of from 80,000 to 40.000. Both cuta bombing Manchuria. The British Chester Bowles, like a spendthrift. Hartford, April 18 — (Jf) - K France and West Germany any fu­ Mays told the congressman that Foreign Office and Commonwealth Washington, April 18 (/Pi A west of Yonchon'on the we*t cen­ laam $3S la $SOO on Slgnetura Alone were ba.sed on the Increase of vol tral front without meeting Com- Tlie occasion for the latest out­ philosophy which would lock the ture war between the two nations the 43rd is scheduled for field government.s have strongly opposed .Senate Democratic leader today burst was provided yesterday by a MORNING unteer enlistments, the Army promised a ".sky-ls-the-liniit” in­ munl.it forces. The tanks de- stable door after the cracksman TNf co e p a e rn rear iixft fo SAV i m Impossible. maneuvers Aug. 13 to Sept. 2. said. ^ MaeArthur’s program for fear it report from Budget Director Rob­ Ot would spread the war. quiry into Far Eastern policy and stroyeil 70 tons of Red ammuni­ has made off with the percheron ert H. Weir and an earlier state­ •Since January 64.00 men have the clash of opinions whirh led to tion aonthwe.it of Knmhwa. IV tA O n a L FINANCE < volunteered for the Army. This A man who attended the eon- ment from the Republican Chief la evidenced by Uie House Appro* ferenre said Robertson expressed the ousting of Gen. Douglas Mar- Ikinuige Otx> Mid 2nd naar • STATi TOIAm SUIIDINO I* 34,000 more than the Army Executive himself. priatlon# committee# nithles# 7S3 MAIN tm n , MANCHISm, CONN. ONLY! his off-the-record view April th— Arthur. Russian-made jet* returned anticipated. Weir reported that the estimat­ the day before President Truman slashing of Federal Civil Defense 'O i Dial 3430 • Goarga Y IS MANogar The Army said tighter than ex­ fTiairman Russell (D.. Ga.), of briefly Wedne.idny to the North ed deficit for the biennium ended Im i ntd. M mlfmli .1 til unMii4li\| tnrm dismissed General MacArthur. the Armed Services committee Korean .ikiea. Twenty-five MIG- June 30 had been pared down from funds. Brig Gen. Hesketh, Con­ pected casualties in Korea also It waa presumed Robert.son, like News Flashes influenceoujs Shapiro, identifying Democratic Slate Chair­ boss and trouble shooter at RFC. Some formal announcement may including Japan and the Philip- by the General Assembly. The Red Cross estimated that city blocks snd 300 families were be made ohortly. man John M. Bailey as “ the Boss,” charged that Democratic . Pravda asserts President Tru­ inea, aa well as Australia, New SALES The survey work was done chief­ 23,000 persons have been affected forced to flee their homes. Down- Indications are that detailed .■rtream at Prairie Du Chlen, Wls , man has dismissed Gen. MacAr- ealand and the U. S. members of the Senate, in the majority there, “ don’t dare ly by the Cew York engineering by spring flood.* in five Midwest negotiations will be undertaken gAmbassador John Foster Dulles, MAY FIRST consultants. Ooverdale and Cbl- states. about one-third of the d ty of th\ir because former Far East com­ S«« ih« Fimt. F m l '"TU 'f/MukdU 8k«l* AT THE STORES USTED AT LEFT to breathe, they don’t dare to brush their teeth, unless the soon among the United States, American spokesman in the peace boss tells them it’s all right.” pitts. A report prepared by the Communities along the Missi.i- 5.000 population waa covered by mander had been unable to accom­ Australia and New Zealand with four to five feet of water. About plish Invasion of China. treaty negotiations, visited the * 4t firm was withdrawn several weeks sippi from St. Paul to Quincy, a view to working out a Pacific Southwest Pacific countries in Telephone a • esH ALL REPAIR WORK IS BEING ago for consideration o f what New 111., braced for what may be the 150 families have been evacuated Government prosecutor tells pact by the time a Japanese peace Dr, Rumicy Convicted Of Contempt Of Congress from the flooded homes. Federal jury that Kcp. Ualtcr E. February and learned officially of Manchester. Conoeclloit England Council official* describ­ most disastrous floods in years. treaty la concluded. their urgent desire for a defensive DONE AT MALONEY'S Washington, April 18—(ifP)— Dr. Edward A. Rumelv. ex- ed aa new information. A revised Tlie river, which hit a record The Red Cross and Civil Defense Brchm (R., Ohiol, hired two wom­ 17.4 foot level at Winona, Minn., en as clerks on understanding Australia and New Zealand have ertongement to parallel the Japa­ ntuu*. Mpoet ecutive secretary of the Committee for Constitutional Gov­ report la expected to be made pub­ agencies are' busy caring for the been particularly anxioua for a nese treaty. ■MlMdOCl CtaPOUTHM nttlMB tn Contor StroMt lic within * few days. last night, was expected to crest homeless in Minnesota, the Dako­ they would turn back part of their ernment (CCG), was convicted today of Ckmtempt of Con- slightly a ^ v e that mark today In security sysUm in which*American More recently In speecbet in The flrst report waa never made tas, Wisconsin and northern Iowa. aalary to him. . .Senator O’Conor this country Dulles reoogniaed g r ^ The federal court jury, by its verdict, found that the Worst flood In the upper vMIey (D., Md.), uvges President TriJ- guarantees of their aofsty vrould a#;' TaEPHONE 2-1046 public, but NEC leaders conceded Residents on the lowlands of the offset the denger they gee of a thla dealre and he was certain * ■'[ In 70 years. MissUslppt in Iowa and lUinois are man to meet with MacArthur and Rihnely willfully refused to supply information demanded by It was generaUy unfavdrable to poeelbl* resurgence of Japanese aysteln could be evolved which More than 300 families were preparing for record high water confer with him on Far Eastern the House Lobby Investigating Committee last sumgicr. th* project. evacuated In Winona, an Indus- militarism, under a peace treaty would aatlafy the security reqidro- next week—probably sooner. situatioa. permitting Japan t* rearm. ments o f thoe* countries. &4 •1 '.i-.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIEK, CONN, S» ll,Dt.>i:.OUA 1, xxikj iJu l PAOBmunrI ftrest; Mrs. iSjmcnica Vesco, 43 sentence In December on a break­ HAVK VUUK PAKTIf. ing and entering . oount. Attorney Clinton atreet. smuggling charges. He \faa arrest- den said Paatorio tried to peddle that a quantity of morphlno was * T • To Use Radar Change Overs | Fluorine Use Admitted today: Mrs. Dorothy BANttimri OK WEDDLNU John S. Rottner, who waa present RECEPTION IN Hague Power Bid e.l Saturday just before the Mis­ the morphine to a taxi driver, who found on the ahip after It left here in court, conaented to .Judge Ooodfleld, Farmington; Natalie souri sailed for Norfolk. Va. turned him over to a federal agent. and that several other sailors are Gryk'a request to act aa Ti*mey'a For Machines At South End Columbatio, West Wllllngton; Asst. U. S. Atty. Richard Hay- The Miaaouri radioed yesterday under suspicion. rongs Line On Speeders guardian. James and Gloria Rizza, 31 Lock- CAVEY'S Rejected in N, J. Other cases disposed of this wood street; Leo Rouillard, 94 PHONE S8III NATIONAL The Mnnehester Police depart- , m«»rninfr were: Robert Kiijke, 40. The Board of Directors last night Gains Ground North street; Frank KeltoniS, PRIVATE OININU ROOM voted 'to secure change overs on Newark, N. J., April 18.—(/Pi— nicnt may »tnrt tising iHrnionatrated pulls a party lever. Voting on 'There waa indication that the tage street; Susan Plesclk. 30 Co- Board of Directors is favorably inating their slate for State Aa- ored with corded roll edge . . . but­ Powell street from the hotel, the down earlier this week and , doc­ The equipment wns dciuonstrat- icr last night of the death earlier questions on these five machines lumbiis street; John Hamill, -15 «;is' •iU-liM rd this luiiriiing to .linlgc Wc.slry p, ipr day in St. Petersburg. IS imicpendent of election levera disposed toward fluorine use pro­ Server street. aemhly-and county offices over the ton tufted . . . complete with ventila­ crowd was much smaller than last tors .said hr was in a serums con­ Hague forces. C. Cryk and Piuseciitor Philip „ f Janies Duke of 11 Ste- On the remainder, however, be­ vided there is no question of its Di.scharged today: Mrs. Anne tors and turning straps. Limited Special Low mces I aiiaht. After letting the procession dition. H is son. Ur. Antonio power to do so. Some Directors Sob. "Vrnxenrr Volley'* In eolnr In nearby Bergen county, GOP Adoiito Carmona, arrived at his Huver and liulh nfficiiils were re- . , u ...... irlitnr fore a person can pull down the Glenhill, Talcotlvillc; Mrs. Myrtle stock 1 alowlv pass, the crowd quickly ■ . I sa. * s • nhen etr«‘el He w'aa an aucjiior have e.xpressed the opinion that Plot ‘‘Reatlmr Far BoSto” „ stronghold of New Jersey, the or­ bedside today from .Madiiil and portedly surpilsed that so few P "-" lever on a question, he must first Osgood, 31 Mather street: Stanley dispersed. pull down a party lever. they woi'ild like to await legislative ganization slate defeated an in­ his daughter, tlic Uurhcs.s of Uus- cars on the highw.iys neltinlly .are at the llartfdrd hire Insurance Storey. 21 Drive D, Siver Lane Most of the people apparently This, in effect. Bowers said, con­ action on a statewide measure, surgent group which had cam­ nict. came here from Itotne. •speeding. On s ehei k ninde for one . eonipany for many years, homes. hurried to other vantage spoU fuses and misleads the public. It now pending, that would ■ compel CAST F a re PABKISO paigned on Senate Crime commit­ A veteran military figure. Msr- ticiur on the New Hnllon road. |,y.,.d m Manclie.slcr for Birth ye.-lerday; A daughter to along the route to tha civic cenUr. Schendel said, only two of the pa.st seven years and was for- makes it impossible for a person all piililie ami private water ays- tee testimony of bigtime gam­ MATTRESS and SPRING The City hall waa already over* shal Carmona became head ol toms engaged in water .sale to add | " t . ami Mr.s. Gilbert Lowell, state in 1926 after the military rnany vehicles that passed were ex-I „ resident of Broad Brook who may by property right vote bling In the wealthy, suburban fluorine to their supplies. I Wind.sor Locks. Bowing with San Franciscans wait­ coup of .May 2« He waa rloited ceeding the posted speed limit. , 'jjiriton l. He was a World on an appropriation, but not in an county. Nominated were State As­ Donald Pierce told the Directors J ------ing to hear MacArthur respond to Pre.sident in UC8 and sim e lia.s The radar equipment, which was i \ygr j veteran, a member of election held almultaneou-sly, to sembly and county candidates. the formal welcome, set for 10:4o been re-elcrlcd three times. He be- vote at all. he does not think the townspeople j Iteceives Pronintioii Both counties are in northern secured In Norwlcli and which Is'oriental l.,odge. A. F, and A. M. have had enough Infortpatlon and , ------S a v e $ 9.62 WITH ANY BEDROOM a. m. The steps were so crowded it j*an serving lus fourth seven-year , owped by the town, has also re-;,,f Broad Brook, and St. Mary's Bowers said he has examined tlie New Jersey and lie across the was difficult to move. I subject, and can find no taw which advice on the measure to have it Douglas Anderson, USN. .son of Hud.son river from New York city. term in 1949. j venled some other Interesting 1 p.plscopal church, pa.ssed as yet. 'Mr. and .Mrs William M, Ander- Window ledges, normslly reserv-1 formation during the past year, ,jg [paves hls wife, Mrs. Chris- compels independent action of vari­ In addition to Bergen, the Senate cd for the city’s famed pigeons.' ous question levera, but be think.s Mavor liaiold Turklngton in- -"ou of 40 Hcuilork street, has Crime probera al.so cited Hudson Schendel said. Of the many .s om -! ,|„p Burnham Duke; two aons, formed Pierce that the question I been ndvnm-ed in I'lite to aviation SUITE :.. Thurs., Fri., Sat. had been turned Into precariou.s i plaints received at Police Head- jg„,pg b . and Thomas A. Duke; a that the mixup and confusion county as a center of waterfront About Town I haa been well-publicized and ad- j machinist's mate, tliinl class. $ 3 4 : 8 8 grand stand seats. | ipiarters concerning speeding °b , Thomas J. Rogers, should be eliminated by making racketeering. Hud.son is New Jer­ various streets in town, he stated, ' g „gnddaughter. all of Man- all referendum levers Independently vertised In all Ita aspects during hboard the U. So .Naval Auxiliary sey's Democratic bastion. The municipal band kept th e: The Bible Study group will meet I Air Station, Whiling Field, Mll- . . . matlreiui and spring regiiUrl> price tagged $12.90 check with the in.stnimeni 'H-''- • pppaipp operative. In this the Directors i.the past two w e^s. Yesterday's rebuff wa.s the sec­ crowd entertained. But what it ns usual this evening at 7:30 In f'lalma Danger tun. Fla. A'uierson is pre.setilly closed that on none of lhe.se occa­ The funeral will be held Sunday agreed. ond suffered by tlie 75-year-old wanted was s sight of Mac.\r- , Center ctiiii'ch The subject will tie | Bowers also called attention to Dr. Cregan pointed out at con- serving with a Jet Training l.’ nit. sions was there consistent speed­ afternoon at 2:.30 at the Grace Hague since his fall from power. thur. ' •■Techniques of Prayer." ' what he said is a hazard in con­ aidernble lengtli hls views on the | He entered the Naval service in ing liy vehicles. Theie wen- oc­ Kpi.scopal church In Broad Brook, In the 1949 general election hia As estimated 15.00U were jam­ nection with new school conatnic- Introduction of minerals and chem- June, 1948. casional speeders, lint generallv with Rev A, Jepson of Warehouse candidate for governor was de­ R e g u l a r $ 44.50 med into the nvlc Center. The l.uthenui Womens Mis- tion here. He said he haa been told icals directly to the human system the vehicles are keeping wilhln the Point offiriatlng. Burial will be feated by GOP Gov. Alfred E. Sion.iiy I.eiigue of the Zum U ith -' by the state Are marshal'a office via Uie water supply. He claimed Driscoll. ernn elmrch will meet at 7:30 this legal limits in the family plot In the Wlndsor- that the present tendency toward 'watered" fluorine cannot be con- evening in the lo.ver part of the fliir f Scliendel said the radar MacArthur to Hcgin ville cemetery. school construction Is to have large trolled. and that amounts harmful ! church Members are remindeil to may be used soon to ratcii those Friends may' call at the W at­ areas of steel sgsh and glass. How to some persona might be imblded. j Congregs Talk at 12:30 bring their mite boxes to tlil.s jieople who persist in siieeding kins Funeral Home, 142 F.ast Cen­ H u d Dope ( Gaelic Ihnujgh town, e.speclally workers I ever. Bowers said. In many case.s. He said the proper natural way to Washington. April 18— Gen­ meeting ter street, Saturday evening be­ ' the panes of glaas and the aash aecure inineraLs nece.ssary for the going to and from their places of tween the hours of 7 and 9. I eral Douglas MacArthur vsdil ar- employment in the morning and openings are so small that no child ' human system is through plant '■ Aboartl ‘*Big Mo ’* I rive In Washington early tomorrow Membcr.s of the Washington .So­ late afternoon. , t j m i ■ could escape through the windows ' and vegetable life. If minerals are | Oor Brand Lmtrtt T)P«i B o ilp - ! with little military ceremony. 1 cial Clubs F.xecutive eonimlttee Coming Soon! THIS OFFKR Applies will hold an Important meeting to­ The radar equipment ran al.to be . . . "*7. j in the event corridor passage is I concentrated too heavily, he said mrn! A « « u m A Betirr, BrlKhtrr Lo» Angelos, April 18—(d’l I Under a tentative timetable, thej shut off. the plants will suffer and will not Plclurr! night at 8 o'clock at the club. utilized in making traffic counts.! V' Strictly .\du1t Narcotics worth $25,000 were l« ,\n.' Bedroom Suite ! five star general will spend 9.1 That is, the number of vehicles ’■■'J "1 h'* home. 48 South General Manager Waddell quea- be consumed, sparing the human smuggled from Japan aboard the ' minutes in the capitol building to- jiassing a certain point on s high- Hawthorne street. Born In Wo- tloned the information, asserting' body of direbt toxic effects, Entertainment! ijompanv No. Two of the Smith ’ burn. Mass,, Novemlier 23. 1894. he Battleship Missouri, which arrived in Kntire .Store. I’ur- ' morrow. Manchester Fire Department will way over a specified period of time that he can get out of present ■ He labelled the use of chlorine ' here Thursday. ia automatically recorded on the had been a resident of Manchester school windows hlinaelf. T liis' in water also as harmful. The ' He is due to reach the capitol I witness the baseball game In Boa- 1 for the past four years He was a A crewman, Francis Pastoria rhflsed .\pril 19. 20 or around 12:28 p. m.. go Immediate-1 ton on May 19 between the Red instrument and this Inforhistion is seemed to end the argument on : proper way to take fluorine, ha 20. Breckenrldge, Pa., was of great value in making trnfflr or plumbei by trade and was eni- : the size of the window openings. ' maintained, la ‘•naturally,” through ly to the office of Speaker Sara Sox and cieteland Indians. Ap- ‘ (doyed hy the Hannafln Plumbing raigned here yesterday on dope 21 Onlv : engineering surveys. The Directors received report ] plant fertilization, or indivlthially. l^ybum and be greeted by an of- pnixlinately 48 active and honor­ ami Heating f'oiii|iany of West Bctal Congreaalonal committee. ary memliers will make tlie trip. Itailar c\ idem n m speeding i .i.sc.s nf the pending town puri-ha.se of ' in tablet form, I Mart ford tic was a veteran of the H ajts estate property on Pur- I '“Refuted Claim Lej^l Notices Five minutes later, at 12:30. he Vic Johnson Is chairman of the has stood up in slate courts in three I World War 1 and n member of the nell [d.ace for piiblie parking of The a.ssertlona of Dr, Cregan committee. The firemen plan to Gla.stonhurv arrests. A T A OOURT OK PROBATK held is scheduled to stsrt addressing ' North Mi-'hodist ehtireh. about 58 cars. i were refuted In some detail by Dr. tbs Senate and House in the House leave Manchestei at 8 a m. on Added Shorts! at M*nrh*«t*r within and for the • He leaves hls wife, Mrs. Elsie 1 The Board also voted accept- | F. M. Erlenbach of the Slate Board D litrirt of Man>-heater. on the uth chamber. Mav 19. I Mn.son Miilvey. and one daughter. i anee of a $2,945,16 state school i of Health who explained that the day nf April, A.D . IR.JI. .Mrs. Rolieit Johnson of Crewe. ] building grant covering part of | concentrations used in fluoridation Present. JOHN J. WALLETT Judge. ("oiirl Cases Virginia two sons. Kenneth and I the expen.se of remodeling the Cc- 1 are extremely small; that a ten per Richard .Miilvey. both of Manches­ dar street .school. i cent error could develop without Eetate of John Schueti akt. Johann Amnll down payment ter: also three brothers and four ■chulti or Shutt. late of Kezmarnk The .Mi.spcn.sinii of 8 one year The Board also viewed propns- , any harmful effects to human be­ Cxechoalovakla. leaving properly In months to pay. jnil sentence .against .lohn !•' Tier­ sisters, all of u lioin live in Cali­ nd extension of Green Manor Es- Ing.s and that there ia no known Mancheater In aald District. ney. 19, of Hyde streei, was re­ fornia. and one brother who lives tales In Addition No, 2 which in-I toxic affect on human beings in On motion of Raymond A. Johnson of in Nevada. He al.so leaves one voked by Judge Wesley C Gryk In chide.s site.s for 115 more homes, I the case of fluorine used In the aald Mancheater. administrator with COLONIAL MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE will annexed. Town Court this inoining alter grandchild making 29.5 in nil on the location, i proportion of .one part per million IN ORDERED; That six montiia from Tierney j'leade.l guilty to viola­ I'lincral servicc.s wil! be held at ' Further discussion by interested ■ gallons of water. He said the use romre TKl lINK OtOR , the Holmes Funeral Home. 100 the 14th day of April. A D . 1S5I, be tion of probation A companion town departments will be held . can be absolutely controlled, John Drrrk Diftoa L)an and the aame ere limited enc' allowed One of our ncwcsi arrival.s in maple bedrooms . . . I count of breach of peace was ’ Main street, Friday aflernoon at next week, and a public hearing j Dr. Cregan. admitting the benefit •ROt.lLS OP MIhRWOOD for the credltora within which In bring MATTRESS I milled Judge Gryk made clear liiai |•:!0. Rev. Willard .1. Mcl.atigldin frORKST” r r r : In their claims against said estate, and notable for the generous drawer room it nrovide.s. ; on acceptance of the layout is , of fluorine on teeth, still maintained Ticrm-y will receive proper will offii late and burial will be dated for May 1. that there was a likelihood of ^ riue MftcI>ontl(J CRrr> I 1 the said administrator c.t.a. Is direct­ and SPRING Suite include.s a l-draw(>r dresser and wall mirror, 1 p.syclnalric treatment, aa lecom- in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Soiith- Tlie nirectors voted to hold a ; danger In fluorine use. * NONO OF M KKF.:FNOFR' I 1 ed to give public notice to the rreriilors a big .T-drawer chest and full size bed. In a smoolti liridge, Ma.ss. to bring In their claims within said ■ mended in a p.syclilstrl.srs report, imblic hearing the fir.st Tuesdav Dr. Morris Fancher and Dr. time allowed by publlahing a copy of INCLUDED mellow uniform finish, the dt'ep amli.'r color of i .and that lie will prohiibly be trans­ The funeral home will be open CH£2LnikEN » in Mav to eon.sider adding to the | Bernard Sheridan, local denlUts, uHtin J. J. thi* order In aome newapaper having antiipie maple. Maltres.a and spring are inclnded ferred In anollier state institution Tlnir.sday afternoon from .3 00 to present health appropriation to urged the adoption of the proposal, a rlreulatlon In said probate dlatrict, .'i.r.O. and in the evening fioni 7:00 THRILLING COLORS without extra cost. Shop and SA\’ KI : where siit li trestmenl is available within ten daye from the date of thla ’139RmAll down payment permit possible employment of a ; They pointed out that local people ! Tiernev received tile Mispendecl to 9;.30. i will save ao much more In dental i order, and return make to thie court . . . monthn to pny. : full time health officer here. of the notice glyen. ! bills than the program costs, that Sisrii i In Trrhnifolor. *'(>11 'lo uani ; there la n reason from a financial b »«! I Mifttrr" pint "T lif Big Fix'* iLiWISLVAN ______JOHN J. W ALLE TT, Judge. P ill )lir K rrortls 1 point of view, that the program , i AT A OOURT o r PROBATE held j should wait. at Maaehaater within and for the (Sma^eijiu/ubn , i In the c-airae of hi* remarks. Dr. 1 o t Mancheater.’ on the-rR h LIGHT OAK BEDROOM W arru tee Deeds f f i y DT-April. A.D. . 1*51. ... where comfort it o neceitffr ' Erlenback stated that tablets and | Rolling Park. Incorporated to mouth wa.shes, subjected to a 15 2 Big Laugh Hits Present. JOHN J. W A LLE TT — not a preference Judf^. George Aliiei t Watson et al. prop-j year »tndy, have been found to have G itit# of H^nr>' S. Minor or Hcnr>‘ . . . one of 10 ttifforeni rholrm In K(*ith erty on Thl.st1e road. I no appreciable beneficial effect STARTS TODAY Minor. Jr., late of Manchester In saU.' STATE modern hrdnMim lAultra! fTieerfu! Homes, Incorporated ' whatever on teeth, and he said the district, deceased. to Joseph J. Jackson et al, proper- . only efficient way to advance treat- The funniest book to come out of the w a r... now a Upon spplicstion of Margaret J. Minor, sdmlnlstntnx, prsyinir for su- l-f' tv on Ka.-tfield street, and to ment ia through the water anpply. hilarious motion picture! thorlty to sell certain real estst<» par­ I George I’ inzel et al. propertv on Tlii.s statement was made in re- ticularly describf I In said application NorUiflt Id atreet, r'y ici a question of Director Alden on file. It ia One of our newest arrival.s in modern Oiiit-'Jil'm IW d Bailev who asked If the coat might ORDERED; That the foregolnif ap­ bedroom.s. Beautiful light-toned oak,* George E. Bldwell to George M. , be much reduced if fluorine Is plication b#* h#*ard and determined at w ith rich and gleaming bra.s.s drawer 'Ifg / ffC , the Probate office in Manchester in Bnlv.ell.i.lwell. property on North .School “ k *" ‘" ‘"'••''''‘'".v. pull.s. Suite includes .3-drawer drc.sser ‘M Direrlor Ray arren questioned said District, on the 34th day of April. Smane*’ woee- e\e'','w,here ore ir-.'si.-g iho* 'keif street. A.D.. 1951. at ten o’clock In the fore­ fill tiler the po.ssibility of toxicity and plate glaa.s mirror, 5-drnwer chest Thomas J Harvey et al to Arch noon. and that notice be flven to all aiweai lOO< SMART, ond FEEl CO<>:FORT. and Dr. Erlenbach replied that a and full size panel bed. Without extra Uia^ Harvey, property on Liberty persons Intereated In said esUte of the ABIE Thoi i why mo-e and mo'c ol ibe-t, oia pendency of aald application and the cost yon get a mattres.s and spring. etreel. buyieg Noiuial B' dge SI’oei. ouly ’ eral gallons of water, even at fair time anO plnce of hearlni? thereon, bv .Shop THIS week and S A V E ! Trade Name ly high...... fluorine. concentration,...... be- publishing a copy of thl.s order In Henry J Michalak of 42 Nob- jore any harmful results would some newspaper havlnir a circulation •.vood street and Robert A. Oliver .^hnw. In aald district, at least five days be- fore the day of said hearinit. to ap­ of Ro-kri’.le doing business as Reiirescnlative .‘Sherwood G. pear If they see ause at said time and I ’er.ter Motors on Main street. Bowers, noting that many years place and he heard relative thereto, VOOUl Permits . ago when he was a selectman, ha and make return to this court. aOOD HOUSfKIlfMO J. Verncr Aronson, six-room liad favored fluoridation of water. ______^ H N J. W ALLE TT. Judpe. J.lulling, breezevay and garage urged that it be done now. He said .S9.1.1 to S10.13 Report of condition of the Manches­ MATTRESS i.i Gardner street for IIG.-IOO. he waa not much concerned over ter Trust Company of Manchester. Bradley J. Prohaska. alteration*, adding "one more chemical to the I Connecticut, a State Banking Institu­ and SPRING .>2 Bruce road, $2,000. "a te r supply." tion. at the closF of busine.Rs on April Joseph H"blard. alteration*, 312 Bower* said that at the present 9. 1351. Publisher*' in accordance with DAVID WAYNEu'c/6.;'-TOM EWELL* W a call made hy the Rank Commissioner INCLUDED \yERBNER’g Middle 3'urnplke east. $500. Lnic the town Is adding chlorine pursuant to the provisions of the hank­ Descent Certlflcntn •’'wleria "wsterglass or MARINA BERTI • JEFFREV LYNN • RICHARD EGAN ing law of the State of Connecticut r 8m Al! dmvn prt\'ni(*nt ASSETS U n m U a , t| nAMR MtllTt ■ hriixri Ml UONAKI COUHTd* • I»kM b i SRAMU HIU SIlOK STORE Estate of Jaasle Harvey to Arch- '’a ‘.^1 .ih Cssh. balances with other a * . monlhg to pny. ibald^Thomaa and Howard H aney A UWKKAl ISItRSAHOSAl PlCIU« banks, including reserve ^ SENSATIONAL NEW PAINT OWES YOUR ROOMS H’2.-) M.MN STREET and Horence E. \o.kert, property | precipitate sediment, and also waa balance, and cash items In on Liberty street. ; using a corrosive, copper sulfate. LAUGH HIT NO. 2 . . . process T collection . . $2 .T3! 819 98 ENDURING BEAUTY . . . IT’S GUARANTEED* WASHABLE FRANCIS" L’ nlled States Government ■ to check algae growth In reser­ THE FU N N IEST NEW lUE.A ON FILMS .SINCE ment obligations. direct voirs. j li and guaranteed ...... 2 619.708.17 TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY... Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick urged | Loans and dMcounts (in­ Wash it again and again! You can't mar its match­ support of the proposal, and Gen- , "BEDTIME FOR BONZO cluding 111.733.88 over- less beauty. Super Kem-Tone is the completely new, eral Manager Waddell, noting that I ond ‘^rafts) ...... 2.58S.697.8.’) with RONALD REAGAN DI.ANA LYN.N Furniture snd fixture.^ . .. 55.093 57 in other citlea argument haa tie- Other assets ...... 1.137.57 completely different wall paint, "velvet-rich and . onr nf 14 different chnli-e* vcloped over the question, said MONDAY MATINEE ONLY IN PERSON In IHth t'enttirj- bedroom xiille*: that he is concerned mainly with ; TOTAI, .\SSKT.S 87.599 257 14 rubber tough.” It goes on "like a breeze" over w all­ U i ' costa and prucedubes. j /I M.4RILITIKS WASMWa DOfSNT NAAM fT. *Af(ef \ ''s. 8.98 There would have to be four | "SNOW WHITE J2S 7 DWARFS Denis?.'J depo.mtj* ,.f uut;. paper, paint, plaster, wood and other surfaces— H i» ih o ro u gh lf d/ied, ccfct ih ow v!dual.«, partner.«)i)p.^. srid Sup«r Kem-Toa* will wtihiund rt> local fluorine installations to cov­ petted washing with osual house- er the town's water sources, he : corporations ...... $5.887.548,.r < smoothly and uniformly. Pries in less than an hour. hold paint cleaners without impair­ Depoait.s of I'r.ite.i StTte^ in g its b«autr> .said, this serving only the *outh Government nnc 1 u d I n g One of the newest period de­ t end of town. Tlie northern portion ! postal savings! ...... Colors galore for your living room, dining room, signs from a factory noted Our Yankee fore fathers had a useful 5.^3,32.rr Is served by the privately owned I Deposits of States anu* poL- for their values in traditional Manchester Water company, which ! STARTS THURSDAY tical suhdhislons ...... 4i)6,7Sl,' bedrooms; lovely pastels and rich deep tones. See habit of putting aside a little money for the general manager said, has not ' Depo.’»its of hanks . . 71,7.58.' mahogaiij. A -l-drawer dress­ shown a disposition so far to be i Other deposits (certlff-'d and it, try it— you’ll agree you’ve never seen any paint er and mirror, 5-drawer chest a “ rainy day” . They called it “ salting it FOUR DAYS ONLY! officers’ checks, etc.) .... 150.228.83 A < f interested in fluoridation. to equal Super Kem-Tonc. and full or twin size sleigh- k \ ", SMay” . One of the earliest organized in­ The proposal now pending here 1 TOTAL DEPOSITS . $6,999 133.99 type bed. Mattress and spring has been endorsed by the local j Other Habllitles ... f 034.33 // PYRAMID DUSTER are included without extra stitutions to look after this money was medical and dental profeaalons. | $0 EASY TO APFIY. Ready to use as and waa introduced by Director TO TAL L IA B IL IT IE S ...17.008.173.32 Q T . 4 It comes in the can. Super KemTone cost. Shop this week and m C’apftal ArroaatB ONLY * ’* GAL. glides on like magic, with brush or JUNIOR LINEN Katherine Bourn. .Mutual Savings Banks. It is as good a Capital stork (total par Roller*Koater. t o u ’II get a real SA VE . . . get bedding free. value): common ...... $ 300.000.00 StfiianM Dn i Mm SltfUly liflwr. liHt (• 0$i... Hi Tim thrill when you use this marvelous ^^^rW nulod in ■ew paint. How tiny a price . . . for so importaiU an addition plan today as in years gone by. Money J^urplus ...... 200.000.00 Hospital [Notes M f treublo and ro- Undivided profits ...... 147,083.82 to your wardrobe . . . our wonderful duster is a Reserves ...... jt 44’oOo!oo saved against need or opportunity. The W manco outtido Patients Today...... HA TOT A la C A P IT A L AC- must for spring ’n summer ... buy it in lilnc. na\ y, r the lawl he.st way to accomplish this is to start Admitted yesterday; Marie COUNTS I 591.0S3.82 beige and coral . . . size 10-16. Betrone, 193 Spring atreet; Frank PAINT a n d ' m l o r s t y l e g u i d e saving consistently NOW! TOTAL LIABILITIES .V.ND Eapoaito, 27 Brelnard place; Karl C A PIT A L AC(X)UNTS ..$7,599,257.14 MATTRESS $ Come see our exciting collection of dusters in Young. 147 Church stroet; Alonao 1 BICKPOWEa MEMORANDA . shows you lOO's ef color rocipes in usbI 1.50 Porter. East Hartford; Qell Assets pledged or assign­ marvelous fabrics, priced to 17.98. Celder. 156 Looml* •treet; Alfred ed to secure Uabilltles ..$ 510.000.00 and SPRING Elwln. 28 Cumberiand street; Ml** L«>ans and discounts as shown above are afl«*r de- INCLUDED Carolyn Btolnmeyer, 29 Durant Style Guide specified products C oat Saloa ■inlrfNi tluctloQ of valuation re­ serves of ...... 4.586.69 FRKE PARKING In our paved lot beside store on Main St., Small down paymant also bvork on nitnn with the Deaf-Blind in Connecti­ the Senate Crime Investigation S|)riii« (Concert of numbers by a g irls' choir o f 180 V'ernon Grange hall last evening Reopen at of Wllllngton against Earl A. sideration last evening wa.s for 6:.10 o'cliH'k, to he follow ed by a accident February 18, 1949, on the more to got him back. l>eglslative — t H e re 's Beauty At A * ^ 2 ^ * ® * whf'nthPftrikcitarled. QXfirlato^f Ba.ssct et al of Southliridgc, Mass, cut. Miss Mann la a worker witli until Jan. 15 should be considered voices, another group by a com­ at 6:.30. Follow ing the tu rk ey the specific crista caused by the program and guest speaker. Charter Oak Bridge, according to action was completed yesterday Iho ronipany stalt* llKil Ih*' woi’k was opened Tuesday before a Jury the State Board for the Education Helps On Your Job by a commltten before being act­ bined hoys' rholr of 70 voices; a dinner olTIcers for the year 19,51- statement that the M. T. Stevens There will be a meeting of the Raymond C. Gorman a ruling In Hartford yesterday by on a bill raising the redemption ed upon, by the Senate. A l Scliool group by the A Uappella Choir of In Rockville will last SIX weeks to two months. of 11 members according to agree­ Uonipany was considering the sale Rockville Baptist church Council of the Blind. Many people lind that chewt 1952 w ere elected, as follows: 1 Ill'll according to the company, ment of the attorneys rather than Insurance Agency Common Pleas Court Judge John fee from $3 to $4. Another ap­ McCarran Is chairman of the 1,34 voices ami a flnal combined of the nulls and the problems pre­ this evening at 7;30 p. m. ('curt Cases ing on a piece^ol delicious proved measure provides that the President, Gordon Kllblg; vice the mills will he clo.soil and sold delaying the action until more pos­ C. FitzGerald. The court held that Judiciary committee, which han­ The Uappella Choir, Boys' choir of all voices sented JUS the re.siilt of the labor St. John's Episcopal church will The following court caacs have Auto Insiiranee Wrigley'B Spearmint Gum is a dogcatcher can now charge $4 in­ president, Howard Cluidoba: see- Hinidreds of Union Oj»- A cUaiisc In the agree men t pro­ sible Jurors could be summoned. troubles during the past two hold a parish meeting this evening been a.saigned for the Thursday real help to them while they're the standard of proof has not been dled the resolution under which I'hoir. Girls' t'hoii and orchestra The concert will start at elght- letai-y. Mary Miller: treasurer, Regular $12.50 vides for n egotiations of a new con­ The action Is the result of an acci­ scaaion of the Tolland County Su­ Furniture Fire Insiiranee satisfied. stead of $3 when he aells an un- the .Senate's special crime com­ of the .Miinehesler High si hool will llfleen M.argarel Moore: hoard of dlree- orators Return to Fin- months. The appropriation was a t 7:4.') p. m. working. The pleasant cliewing elaimed dog. The bills now go to tract if llio company cliangca u .h dent November 18. IMi* on the voted with but one question In ad­ Mra. John Peters Is hostess for perior court. Virginia L, Ruasell 42 Brooklleld Bt. Tel. 6460 Defendant In the *5,000 action mittee was set up nearly a year decision to abandon its operationa helps relieve pent-up tension, Governor l»dgc for his signature. Work at the Plants Wilbur CroBs Highway In Tolland. dition, that, rnneerning the spend­ the pollurk supper of the Wom­ vs. Harold W. Russell; Kenneth B. gives you a little lilt, and helps was Mlsa Beatrice Sharpe of Ab- ago and embarked on its sensa­ In Rockville. .State Labor Com­ Eiinda \’oted ing of the funds. Town Clerk ington. Her car struck the rear of tional cross-country probe. missioner John J. K pn spoke at make your work go smoother COLD WAVE ■oelrrm*. April Ig—(Sporialt Al the special town jnectlng Elliott staled that the fund would a car driven by Chambers and ho IVtaIn Gravely HI Senator Wiley IR . Wis l Intro- the union meeting. Not all of the and easier. Injured his left knee. Chambers Incliiden Hair H SSeda oi union members rc- held Tuead.iy evening, the sum of he expended only with selectmen's former employes returned to work orders, ss any town funds. The Besides the chewing, you’ll claimed. Judge FitzGerald pointed S haping— turmd to work at the Hockammi today as many had secured work $1,500 was voted to be used for NOW IS THE TIME enjoy the refreshing Havor of Pares, April 18 Ex-Mar- yiW e 0( tlM M. T. Stevens & Sons the Industrial development of out that the plaintiff first con­ .shal Henri Philippe Petain waa re­ FOR EVERYTHING Styling and elsewhere and will continue in Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum. It’a sulted a doctor September 22, HH9, Big Savings eom puy thl* morning a* the re- Rockville. The city voted a TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR A Ijilher <'rente their new places of employment. real, old-fashioned garden and underwent surgery on Febru­ ported today gravely ill in his BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM ■uK of a vote taken at s special Under the return to work arrange­ similar amount last week. First pri.son cell on the bleak island of Shanipno. union meeting held Tuesday eve­ Selectman Herbert Pagan! pre­ mint—the kind of mint grown ary 24, 1950. Because the knee iS ment. strikers and non-strikers m many New England ga^ens. required surgery at the later date, Yell off the west coast of F’rance. ning, the first time since Febru- will be trea te d w ithout di.si riniiiia- sided at the meeting and Town He will be 9.5 next week. HOME FOR SALE nerk Kerwin Elliott acted as HARD SURFACE DRIVEWAY Enjoy this delicious, long-lasting the court held, did not supply the tlon while the Jobs last. The union element of proof that Us condition Petain, serving a life sentence In I STYLIZED HAIR CU’TS ...... fl.QQ [ clerk. A resolution approving treat daily. several weeka ago expelled about was caused by the collision. for trea.son, was said to have suf­ 3 riNtm.s down. 2 up. 2 SPRING the recommi'ndatlon of the flnance 50 members for continuing to AMESITE - ASPHALT-TARVIA fered a relap.se yesterday. He has committee to appropriate the The court found for Mrs Gwen­ fireplncos. file bnfh and work at the mills during the been ( onval-.rr.ng from pneumonia, GLASS funds w'as presented by John dolyn Chambers, owner of the ear porch. 2 years old. Close to strike, and iiii earlier com pany to recover $186.44 from the de­ Mme, Petain. 74, waa at her, hus- .Sweeney. Robert Marcham ask­ E f f ic ie n t school and bus lines. “LITTLE" FOR EVERYTHING For Every Purpose propo.sal protected the jobs oi 1 0 % D o w n fendant for damage to the vehicle, i hand'.s bedside. Anto, Mirrors, Window Reliable Work Shown By .Appointment SALE! 1 1 L U Only Plate. Obscure G u a ra n te e d ’S U p T o FASHIONS CALL 8172 Phone .1322 WE NEED A HOME ...... BEAUTY SALON M a c h in e WHITE of 7 or 8 rooms In Maneliester. for a New york ellent. Must have 3 0 M o n th s jil least 3 bedrooms and be In a nlee nelghliorhood; one. or two S p re a d G L A S S C O . ear garage—In 118,000 bracket. If you care to sell, please call us. O n B a la n c e Power Rolled WANTED 24 Birch St. Manchester We also have a Iwrking of bnyera for all klnda of homes. Our You value your chans, BOYS’ COATS NOW service Is prompt and efficient. and Modeai hdpa you 3 to 8 Year.a guard it—luzuriouily. We Have the Proper Equipment and Know How Youns Man To Loam 9 Mos. to 18 Mos. You Can Hava tfia ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Soft, comfortable Modeaa DOST DELAY • CALL TODAY 2 Years to I Years Reg. SO.lJl NOW $7.98 Soles of Your Loofon 9.3* MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 8460 it now even tofter, - ^ 1 4 9 Printer’s Trade “M llog Maneheater Real Estate Since 1914" mora comfortable. Reg. $10.49 NOW $8.49 Regularl.t .SS.29 Sea af 44 aepirtae THOMAS D. COLLA Reg. $11.98 NOW $9.98 SEWN MANCHESTER Apply In Parson PLACE YOUR FREE NOW $«.'.)8 Reg. $I'2.19 NOW $10.19 Wr have Inatalled die very HERALl) OFFICE lalexi .MeKuy Hewing Ma- H m iCOM ESTIMATES ORDER NOW 2 - 9 2 1 9 < hliie for thla type of work. Have You Water In Your Collar 13 Bissdl Stroof W e helleve thin to bo_ tbOi ONI.V machine In town' for Or A Sewage Disposal Problem? GIRLS’ newing loafer nolm. Consult A Specialist! Bring Your Shoos In Aluminum Expert Shoe McKINNEY BROS. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY COATS Repairs To Hava Thom Roof Ventilators 130-132 Pearl Street, Manchester. Connecticut WlllLE-YOU-WAlT Low silhouette for ,ittic 12 M O N TH S SERVICE SCRUB-SHINED • WATEHl’KOOFINti OI t'ELL.MtS R eg. $6.98 or kitchen exhtiust. Iliiffle .m -SELF a reminder. NOW $r>.98 ring keeps out snow a n d • SEE*TIC TANKS INSTALLED AND CLEANED sleet and is screened. • SEWER LINES INSTALLED AND PLUGGED Pop says if / can V use a party-line ■ 1 E .\R TO 8 rr.AR.S 25c SEWERS ELECTRICALLY CLEANED R eg. *8.98 NOW $7.98 • DRAIN.AfJE DITCHES AND DRY WEI.LS IN- telephoneproperfyf / can't use the car,' T. P. AITKIN .3 VKARS TO 6-X STALLEI) N you k*«p your catl$ brief and oflow «me be­ Air-Conditioning, Heating, R4>g. $7.98 • SEPTIC TANKS AND CESSPOOLS Cl.EASED tween calls, then you make your party line more NOW $6.98 Sheet Metal Contractor TOR PROMPT SJ^VICE CALI. MANCHESTER ,')308 vahiabJ* to you and your neighbors. Keg. $8.49 « McCabe St.. Tel. 6793 NOW $7.49 SHOE REPAIR DEPARTMENT ____ LOWER STREET FLOOR IJiVEL THE ONLY STORE OF ITS KIND IN CONNECTICUT • When you luivc iirgciu need for "something from LL DESIGNED TO BRING YOU THE LOWEST PRICES! th e d r u g s t o r e ” —a n d there’s no one to send— Marlow’s blo< k-long hawment store, with 2 conv»-nlent entrancps on Main Street telephone our Emergemey and another entrance off-the-steeet across from Pumell'ii Parking Station,'now. Sen-ice. The items will be make it possible for you to buy EVEKVTIII.NG In homefiirnisliiiigs at the low­ delivered promptly—and 664 Cantar StreeP Tdaphona 2-9814 est prices In all Connecticut: It’s easy to buy this NEW W.W: Everything la without extra charge. Wa plainly marked with giant price tickets'. Select the Items you want, call the also pick up jirescriptioas and deliver the carefully decorator In i luirgr hi-’ll arrange delivery wlii n you want It! No hl"h- compounded medicines PRE-TEEN purchase prcssiire ))olllng! Coin** in and stay as long as you llkcl with all possible speed. DRESSES Sizes 8 to 1 I

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PAHAmUS\ ^0 tnrelt lo»d Boltimetp M . / L% Q III* KEGI LAK $39.93 • • • • • ■f • • • Hc*e l.nart t.-q 7S( 21 lO! / U p(W> (Itairt 31 SGImv Urq /Jt 2 lor 7A( -$4 .9 8 INNERSPRING n AAVINMR ^ 1.1* iMPryl ir* » *6* ^(NAVI CBUM 2to60<’ TUBKISN TOHIIS MAHRESSES Serv-ur-Se/f a n d Sa ve ! irwiht«M or lothof. Bog. 59« ** **" w w Hell 31 3 hr 1« O G Deluxe quality famous REGULARLY $169.95 3i5a« PHO-CAP I ,5Td, g QQ Fine, creamy-toned Panamas, designed make Innerspring mat- WEEK-END SPECIAL! ADHESIVE TAPt Z for OOC p»t.34 I resses, choice of twin or ■^1 OUlK-BANDf fiilk sizes. Now " - to suit your individual taste. MODERN BEDROOMS MNt a u is n mtfi'i * ilylM ...... %c I h r He Marc,M«k. arfMnar FMn nV U O ftt Medoid t v ,...... i r i Rc| lOc I h r Me IlimH 2 wlifcJ Choose yours starkly simple and Handsome new 1951 sleek. ta a t a u i t t u m iu m sw oj tu t ...... lOc i h r l u K x w u a n n a m))dem bedroom groupings AMMONUtna TOBTN POWDtt R..UI . 3 o :. Rrz »3t I h r 44« in the new grey light woods! PRESTO! AMHNW COSangS iny f idinliorl item Rr| 85c ri. 3 h r *4c CRiniNB UBDS tailored, or bewitchingly feminine This price Ineliides the bed. aoaiioai O U M Htlm Comell. . . l ll w , Rei l l lO l h r l . l l wltK anv. $1.50 B t t t W atn aOTTU Vrctona f q l ...... Re| U 3) I lir 3.4* B udget rhest. dresser and mirror val. niifill 1 ye aeaK a c a Powilrr or Cryiua .... 4 0 1 , Rei 33c 3 h r 34< co m p lete! UnUOaNTIflfTK Rrull...... Pint, flrj 79c 3 h r H r Term s Mwtaw UCONN Re«»ll Alco-Ni... . Pt, Rrj 59c 3 hr tic «ouuoM<«?vini Regular $119. MIMRAl Oa Rim II Prliolql...... Pml, Rt| 59c 3 far **i CANDY K ISfU if Desired! ^ 5 raMMHX (Of ithlrte'i (ool . . . . r , o;. R»| 63c 3 h r*4 r 14 awfica Mcfc i n a a rw ia p t Ererydij , . 8-M ■ so >heeU. flri 25c 3 h r 3ic (Hrnit 21 2 ^ MAPLE C 7 4 l a b b i UCOURW U llITS . , . . e, |t 1000 V Rtf Jl 08 3 hr I.Ot wrataap i PMOMM Reml 3% . . . 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You'll n* 2tif 86^ f aouum raiaaa otrintint...... pw 3 h r iA i SETS, Only CANYON GABARDINE SI2B ,3 hr 1.1* coll them the biggest Venetian Blind II" to 36" widt T a o n a a a ta a Kita» ngioii. uirw ity iti...... t h rR a i Single and Double Breasted models in all size*. value yoo'v# ever seen. And you'll be All 64" Isng V axag pwfTDT aOAUnaM UlT ntdlcinrl...... Pound t fcp4lf V 'X / \ ' ' Ai \ m \ $■ righf. PANOVm 'M M arcaacauniTtap ...... 7og.t>n i h r i h Regulor $8.95, 79.50 C a e u n a a t k llli pottficy...... P ln tth rM I Regular $39.95 Regular $8.95 CAPSUUS ANaCamUlliatiilialritMiiM...... lOtrilhrlAa 9x12 W OOL 9x12 FELT TABLE LAMPS New 1951 chrome sets with FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY WlHi SHADES oval top Pormlea tables und hr 3.20 a n a o v a vKami* a cnm iiti...... i w i 1 1 * 1 1 1 FACE RUGS BASE RUGS 4 matching chrome chairs aanHarTunTAaLacompht...... i W i t f i r M i with washublo plastic seats SC.9S $4.95 »OU LA N DIPINO O N ANY DUUO PRODUCT THAT BIARS INI NAMI $90-90 m and backs. CEHOllSEsSON FOR EVERYTHING **SSSSSS^^SSSSSSmiS» I Cm miimmmSImSI^mmI^^S3‘ W E GIVE STAMPS PINE PHARMACY Hm JW .H A L C CORR MARLOW'S seiv-ui-self Fuinituie Moit 664 Cantor $troe.' TokphoiM 2-9814 4AAneMRTfeA Comm* MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ,. . , w . - s > ...... Wifciii—nMr, r .. - < .-'.L--w-. . ,- . ^ - \.^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 PAGE SEVEN '1 ested in the orderly processing of pointment of the town auditor powar to recommend shall peat with the general managep; that he 4 * odvi church, and the present superin­ fact that Jesus Christ did not shnw of Norwich District, and Rev. WSCS. The tables were lieautifully the town's business than he was In waa cltrlfled concemiilg the tendent of the Methodist Clhurch’s himaclf to his generation in the paign for raising the Centenary may make three consecutive recom- in Froil R. Edgar, pastor of the decorated with spring flowers, and Alemorlal Fund and received many a personal qontest for the post. length of his term. First Service Providence District, waa the prin­ manner demanded by his critics, mendationa; that if for some reason South Methodist church, brought among those used In the auditorium subscriptions for tlie same. Mrs. iwers, LaBelle Ask The dispute contlijued and the It appeared shortly after Town cipal speaker at a service, Sunday but that he expected of all his fol- -I the Directors refuse to accept any appropriate greetings. Lay Lead­ waa a bouquet of snapdragons from Ruth C. Holmes, treasurer of the Board of Directors, In an attempt Counsel LaBelle hhd Introduced of the three, they may then make evening In the church, commmo- lowers straightforward confidence er Everett R. Kennedy also ex­ the neighboring Second Congrega­ MAKl THE YOUNGSTERS HAFRYWITH the Directors' bill, that It did not In Observance ratlng the first sermon preached in himself. By this they would fund and ctmirman of ttir Centen­ to forestall any future Indecision, , their own choice, but only by a tended qtreetings to the audience tional church, which observed Its ary committee, gave a toast of suit members of the Republican by the Rev. George W. Brewster come to understand him more Charter Bills’ Recall Instructed Town Counsel LaBelle, -six inemb'T vote. The Republican and road felicitations from the Centonary. .Inminry 8, 1051, with charm and tiiinior. Under the In- meanwhile confirmed in office, to Town Committee, although sever­ , bill ia limited to the town counsel on April 18, 1851, In a schoolhouse. clearly. South church and from Robert an appropriate program, Sunday, Rev. C. 'Homer Ginns Is This first anniversary meeting spiratlnn of Pastor Mctaiuglilm submit a legislative bill amending al Directors are membera of the fpiostion. and did not take up the in North Manchester. It was the Hammond. lay leader of the New January 7 last. the Wiirlllzer organ Is to be pur­ NiW opening service marking the Cen­ was opened by the pastor. Rev. FH£ action as a result of the contest and clarifying the town charter on GOP leadership group. claritlcatloii of the auditor’s term. England Southern Conference of Mark Holmes, prominent member Principal Speaker at tennial of the church, and a more Willard J. McLaughlin, who chose chased, appropriate altar ai raiigi- See Political Impasse, over the naming of a town coun­ the point. The Republican Town com/iiitlee, I The OOP version of "clariflca- the same deaomlnatlon. of the cburcli presided at the aup- meals made and coiisidernble tv- ael here last fall. A t that time, extensive observance will take the sanu! text as the first pastor, The Evening Herx'lee . The Directors' version merely therefore, drafted a hill On the Chiirrli Centennial [lor hour, during which he referred decoration. N6 Need for “ Oarifi* by an unexpected alliance between subject. That bill provides that the (t ontiiiui-d on Page h1fliven) place in early October. "So whin I was sent for. 1 came The evening worship servlfce was to the heritage from the past, and the three members of the Demo­ struck out the reference to the " If you are the Christ, show us without objection. 1 ask then whv cation*' in Choosing preceded by a festive anulversary exhorted the members to endeavor Cocoa docs not normally grow cratic minority on the Board of general manager's right to recom. SEAT COVERS Rev. C. Homer Ginns, former plainly," waa the subject of Mr. you .sent for me". Acts 10:'29. supper for the parlshlopcrs, when worthy of their foihenrs. Mr. mend, and left It entirely up to pastor of the North Methodist beyond 20 degrees iioilli or .south Local Town Counsel Directors, and two Republicans. Ginns’ discourse. He stres.sed the Rev. O. K. Oaln, supei Intcndciit upwards of 150 were served by the Hotmes nl.so introduced the cam­ of the equator. Representative LABelle was named the Board of Directors to name a Plastic coated, fibre. . for town counael. llaadiMtaet r*pre»entatlvf* in town counsel. coaches and sedans. Acting on provision in the char­ The Directors' bill also included tb* 0«tr*l Aaaambly l«at nipht ter. General Manager George H. a provision ..nder which the ap- you acclaimod it in white.:: told th* B<*rd o t Diractors thfv Waddell has recommended Attor­ M « at an Impawa In • charter ney Charles S. House for the post. amandmeirt affort. A majority of the Board, however, CHAHERBOX . n alntainiiig they had the right'to M t DendlAg charter bills off the RESTAURANT The Most Beautiful Refrigerator Ever Built One With Every the Diroctora do so. disregarded the general ITS FRee to lasclnd or alU r action the Di- managers recommendation and RIS Main St. Tel. 2-RfM)'i 7 Gals. Gasoline i«c to n have taken in filing a bill picked LaBelle. There was much You'll like the liamlaome plaid pat- More is the f.imoiis rcil n u a t o r helmet argument here over the action. BUSINESS MEN'S tor ••clariflcatlon" of the mnnner lema . . you’ll enjoy the comfort that all the kitis are so crazy about. New of appointment of a town c<’'‘n»P ■ Tw o aections of the charter are LUNCHEONS— 85 and ooolneah. Neatly tailored rt wila atated that a I*; Involved. One of them provides nSJl ‘■•cAh plastic. I^•STALI,ED materials make it water repellent and Town committee-sponsored bill on that the Directors, cm recommenda­ i'nCCa' longer lasting. It’s absolutely necessary for ., J the town counael appointment tion of the general manager, .shall method could also be killed with­ name a town counsel. It ha.s been NEW playing fireman! Does your youngster have V] NF>W RKTITE.M) out further consideration in the held by some- that this indu ates one.’ W hy not come in anil get yours today! Assembly if the Directors would the Dtrector.s must ccinfiim_ the WANTED withdraw their measure Repre- Van Heusen general manager's nominee. K tO . T M D / N A T O A f t aanUUvet said they do not think Another eha.ter sertion makes Carpent’ers siUier bin la necessary. no reference to the general mana­ In a delicate, but pointed man- T H I ailP, Mlliew-TONI ger's reccmimendalion, ln;t hiere- THIS OFFER G O O D nar, both Representative Sherwood Carpenter's G. Bowera, Republican, and Repre- I’y .sets forth that the Board of » » ^ 8 h i r t Directors shall make appoint­ TIRES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, aentatlve John D ijiBolle. Denvi- Helpers crat indicated that both bills ments with the soft collar that might as well be withdrawn he- Ulthdrans From (lontest fi.lMClfi anil Your APRIL 20 AND 21, ONLY APPLY Old Tire DELUXE cauae, as a practical political There was talk of carrying the > % .V' \ ■)' 1 Sl/e matter perhaps neither could hr matter to court for interpretation, paaaed. hut ttiis v\'as nv’ouled wlien A ttor­ Jarvis Realty Co. Reeuioa Behind Mrasiirc-s •'Ij.'w Acclaimed hy miillnmi as .Amerl- ney House withdrew from the con- NORGE 5 DOVER ROAD The meaaurea In question wore won’t wrinkle., More power . more milpage. fe.sl. ss.serling he was more inter­ ra’s createsl lire value. 1.1% more SERVICE Introduced for General Assmibly Po An engineered muffler barked by '■ . mileagi' . . . more non-skid safety 40 yeara of experience. You’ll like THE ALL-NEW . . . greater blow-out protection. Its deep-thn>ated pouerful rum­ STATION WaNESDAY Ihro SATURDAY • APMl ever! bling tone. ^ 3 '^ * NORGE REFRIGERATOR- VAN’S 427 HARTFORD ROAD Buy Your ►'-riM: A GIANT IN SIZE- AT THE .TEXACO SIGN White, S3.95 Fishing Needs 75 Colors, $4.50 NOW IN FEATURES-IN VALUE,

See our complete line of Z) Nationally .\dverti.scd DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, fishing supplies. IT CANT BE MATCHED! 3^£irloora(:^tiTjin5 Tele-Aerial Bootiter fireaeats the Al Aifrthti i» lIFi • POST • LOOK • COlllER'S • FARM JOURNAL prnteetts floor from Doubles antenna surface . . In- dirt, mud, wluAh and creoae* volume. reduce* »U tlc . ■aagalflceat cad M tilt RIXAll RADIO SHOW itorrina AMOS 'N' ANDY-Sundayi • CBS Hear. Improve* reception. ------COSMETICS SUBJia TO TAX The latest thing! m o r e b u y s 2 SUPER VALU^ PRICED FROM MATSHIELD Paint and America’s wonder shirt is more wonderful pressure . . Fit* right over hump of car floor. Heavy qual­ *11 In one RSSSS PURETEST ify black rubber. than ever! Now it's a fa.sliion sensation in container. S gr. 10 Regularly Cl.*5 ...... | ASPIRIN 2for 55** blue, prev and tan. It's still the same revo- Rag. 54c MAX Of MAONEM lutionarv \ an Heusen Century shirt with tha f^ i3 1 Reg 79c t o o t h p a s t e siift-as-linen collar that just can't w rinkle . . . GENERATORS ANTISEPTIC ^ ' the one and onlv sliirl in the world with this • STANTON HAll, • •tatrly, Uvioh reerltlcation. Will timrlete In cliararlrr... linirlfeu in u»e, too, give some service 209 for thif it (Hffrfui^to.jcivc you iifeltmft of pridr no fused layers to buckle, wilt or wrinkle. i p * « original' equip­ ■nH pirtturef Start with plarr M-ttinpi and add RVn^^AUWOI 2for80^ Liggetfs J-U-M-B-0 Siit Ill rcpular ar>d wide-aptcad collar models. ment. ^COMPOUND Reg. 79c Pint moar latrr, on our fa6)-|Ni)nM*nt pl^i A-pla«a ^Iwa sattlfif Fed incl Ctemm aeep afeoe, Isweil • Work won't wrinkla HI POUND PAPER n -Ipp CHOCOUTE Guaranteed FUF.I. P I .MPS *Y«eOK Maeno or aNgio* kvo. ketfe eed lerh. mkd ^1 50 shopfs Lord Baltimore I , I w%\j B A B O Almond or • Porspiratlon won’t wlH It! Ma,k . .SI..VI Eany to use DEt6-$3IA95 ploin (limit})’ A precision - engineerwl | \ Elite Linen, Reg. 75c ■ ■ ■ im lO f f U • Loundaring can't hurt It! . profession­ fuel pump assembled \ 50 Env . Keg 75c. ? for 76c with high grade parts F.vchange al - like re­ sults. Paint* furniture, radiator, Bath laxwryl H " * **" throughout. For Most Car* LAVtNDtR A FOOTWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY ear by merely pressing the Plastl- TURKISH TOWEIS Kot« magic *pray head. 10 eolor*. The Magnificent New SHAVE CREAM £ for Brushlaii or lather. Reg. 59c lIlinH 3) 3 for la O O l’’or Ford et ^ CARBURETORS 3_98 SEE THE NORGE SP84 V/i FT. REFRIGERATOR JEWELERS PRO-CAP i xSYds Double Automatic Pkf. 36 JCsssS .'i.13 ,M.\IN .STREET— MANCHESTER ADHESIVE TAPE 2 tor 3 6 l C.EHOUSE&SON niorr per mUture < licv., PIv Stainless Steel freezer chest holds up to 27 Ihs. frozen foods — 17-pound Marc, or Plain W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS at all Uebullt. SIM 6USSIS men's & ladies' styles...... Reg. 98c 2 far 99c j] (limil 2 pkgt.) 2 2 * D im O K S Medford white, 6y«...... 18's, Reg. 10c 2 for 11c meat keeper — 4 easy out ice-trays. Has 14 square feet shelf area — RUBY BUSS TUMBURS 9>/i oz. size...... Reg. 10c 2 far 11c BOX Of 16IVIBT0AT AM M O N Uno TOOTH POWDER Rexatl . 3 oz.. Reg. 43c 2 far 44c NORGE full range cold control — sliding crisper — corosion resisting shelves. Today's Specials ADRIENNE COSMETKS any 2 identical items Reg. 85c ea. 2 far M e GREniNC CARDS S', H P. HORMONE CREAM Helen Cornell... IH oz., Reg. $1.10 2 far 1.11 with onv. $1.50 WATER lOTTlE Victoria 2-qt...... Reg. $2.39 2 for 2.40 CLRB Outboard ELECTRIC RANCE vol. Himlt 1 A oxl _____ lO R K ACID Powder or Crystals .... 4 oz., Reg. 33c 2 for 34c SIGNALS Motor UENIOAIITISEPTK Rexall...... Pint, Rqg. 79c 2 far M e m paot^tuHu For Fatier Cuttingl M O U S S tS OR SALT W A T U Protect* tenders ami RURRMBAICONOI Rexall Alco-Rex.. . . Pt., Reg. 59c 2 fw 60c .< You Can't Beat This MBIERAl OE Rexall Petrofot...... Pint, Reg. 59c 2 far 60c CANDY KISSES white wall*. 8 9 SEE IT-COMPARE IT. ITS THE BEST ELECTRIC nm OM EX for athlete’s fo o t...... l>/i oz., Reg. 63c 2 far 64c 14 ounca tack aggwe Give* quieker fire a fo n * BMT WRAPS Everyday. . . 6 - 20 x 30 sheets, Reg. 25c 2 far 26c (limit 2) 2 ^ starting, SACCHARIN T A IIE T S ...... >/« gr. 1000's. Reg. $1.08 2 for 1.09 TRAFI'IC quieter o|icr- atlon. lower LAWN MOWER RANGE VALUE IN TOWN! NTDR06EN PEROXIDE Rexall 2% ... . Reg. 45c Pint 2 for 46c “ 8480” LANOLIN FENDKK.S Idling speed. EYE LOTION Rexall Eyelo...... 8 oz., Reg. 59c 2 for 60c Fay Only 1950 MERCURY— 4 DR. SEDAN ...... $2,095 Black Radio, Heater, Overdrive, Sun Viaor. One owner car. COLO CREAM Rexall Theatrical .... Reg $1.00 Lb. 2 far 1.01 SOAP 6 ,3 ’A ox.OQ q F.ASY T-.., $14.95 Stork No. NT104. N T O n tK POWDER Rexall...... 6 oz.. Reg. 65c 2 far 66c SUM-PROOF B rnr.K T bora ( l i m i l T b o x l V B # 89c • TWO WAYS AUTOMATIC — Oven or • MORE EXTRAS — Extra-thick gloss fibre NURSER Rexall Stork. 8 oz...... Reg. 35c 2 for 36c TERMS Week 1950 MERCURY— CLUB COUPE . .. ___ $2,045 appliance ouriet turns on, cooks o meal, insulation . . stain and chip resistant Kvrr^jlado Orecn -Rndjo. Heater. Vorv' low mileage. One ROtRY PINS Helen Cornell .... Card of 30, Reg. 10c 2 for 11c a Full Silt 16" Cvttiiig Width owner car. Slock No. lT-151. f oao M iriM oaf A A • 10-in. W h M li,R u b b trT im turns off ogoin automatically. lAUOONS 4 small or 1 large...... Reg. 10c 2 for 11c MVIK wimO" Am MAM. h Q ( Titanium porcelain interior . . . 3 spa­ RATH POWDER Lavender...... 9 oz., Reg. $1.10 2 far 1.11 HOUSE PAINT Hedstrom-l nion 1946 HUDSON— 4 DR. S E D A N ...... 795 cious utensil drawers . . . 2 recessed top nine ftndio, Heater. Stock No. I ’ -l.’i.'i. SUPPOSITORIES Glycerin...... 12's, Reg. 43c 2 far 44c • BLENDED-HEAT OVEN — Bakes on re­ BALL POINT PEN Belmont...... Reg. $1,00 2 far 1.01 lamps. VELOCIPEDES tained hear 3 hours out of 4. 1947 OLDSMOBILE— CONY. COUPE ...... $1,245 Green—Radio, Heater, White Wall Tire*. Hydramatic Drive. Stunlv 10-lneh bicycle lhat the Stock No. U-110. youngsters lo\c. Bright red or Not 1( Sole Merchandise blue . ■ gleaming chrome. • TELESWITCHES — Choice of 7 cooking 1948 PLYMOUTH— 4 DR. SEDAN ...... $1,235 Bui Exceptional Volues Too Good To Miss! See these today! $4.95 TRAII.ER 'speeds. ^ ^ Green—Radio, Heater. Mechanically perfect. Stock No. HITCH TOOTH PASTE Rexall Ammoniated . . . . 3V4 oz. tube 2 far 61c Extra strong. Very sim­ 1949 CHEVROLET CLUB CO UPE ...... $1495 PURtnsT • CH A R - COIL BROILER — Barbecues, BICYCLES ple to S A .69 Green—Heater, Seat Cover.’i. Stock No. U-IM. ElEOANT FACIAL TISSUES...... Pkg. of 300 2 far 4Sc grills or broils without smoking up the NUNERAl Olt CllSlDM DeLCXE attach. Mm 1948 STUDEBAKER— 4 DR. SEDAN ...... $1,29S BRIDGE CARD S...... Lord Baltimore, single deck 2 far B6< kitchen. Blue—Heater. Stock .No. IM.H. imfisTUni pAinl j^JvAnemtnl Jn iS ytati MOTORBIKE BEEf, WHfl A MON Rexall, tonic...... Pint 2 far 1.41 1948 CHEVROLET— CONY. CO U PE ...... $1,315 New Fume-Proof, Son-Proof Hour# Point Gray—Radio, Heater, White Wall Tlrea. Stock No. U-96. REXALL WITCH HAZEL astringent...... Pjnt far 56c • DEEP-WELL COOXER Cooks a wholo 239 i produces a film of unusual whitoness. med at thrifty, low heat. 1949 MERCURY SPORT S E D A N ...... $1,595 TOOTH BRUSHES Klenzo nylon, three styles...... 2 far 4Bc 2.00 A Week It w ill not discolor or darken 5-PC WRENCH SET Lima Tan Radio, Heater. Overdrive. Stogk No. U-18. PURETEST REXALL EPSOM SAIT medicinal...... Pound 2 far 41c from coal smoke or industrial Five double-end wrenche*. 1949 KAISER— 4 DR. S E D A N ...... $1,245 gases. It’s self-cleaning, too— re­ Buys This Bike "S50.000" CNOCOUn SYRUP .... to different •iae*- g PE 25 B Black—Heater. Stock No. NTIOO. PANOVITE . . 7 oz. tin 2 for 23c moves surface dirt. 1947 OLDSMOBILE "66"— 2 DR. SEDAN . .$1,220 CODUVBtOB. high potency...... ___ Pint 2 (or M l Years of extensive exposure CAPSULES tests under many types o f climate Black—Radio, Heater. Low mileage car. Stock No. U-115, hh®D CAPSULES 4 essential vitamins. . . . . lOO't 2 far 146 conditions, from strong tunlight 1949 MERCURY— SPORT SEDAN ...... $1,595 MuM'VHainina and salt air to heavy industrial Bei’wlck Green—Radio, Heater. One owner car. Stock No. r 2 n 3.20 BETA-CAPS Vitamin B capsules...... lOO's 2far2.11 YOUR 100' I fume areas, have proved the su­ HEADQUARTERS FOR U-129. BRIWERS'TMSTTAil B-Complex . . periority o f this new formula . . . 250 $ 2 far 141 1947 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... $1295 over ordinary house paint. FIRESTONE YOU CAN DIPENO ON ANY DRUG PRODUCT THAT BLARS THE N A M f T auto Gray-Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Stock No. U-IM. Come in and ask us HOME about new Fume- DEALER All obovo con hovo fho famous "Ed" SuKvao Proof, Sun-Proof APPLIANCES Sofo Buy Used Cor Warranty. House Paint IN Cmw I« ht ru i <»ar "CaU, a y M «l« hr lb* thaw- bMkiM. SlOTES B.D.PEARL 8 5 6 Main S t. Phone 7 0 8 0 MANCHESTER AUTM F. T. BLISH HARDWARE CO. A4V MAIN STREET MANCHESTER "Top Quality Low Price*" “ (h n u m . QUINN’S PHARMACY 79.3 M.\IN STREET MANCHESTER MANCNesTen__rcua>MON« sis» T -L- \

MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1051 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1951 BIGHT fense program has received na­ 5l0ri for driving under the lnfluenr<^ Mayor Praises tional pnhlieity. Portland Man arid $r>0 for driving w ithout a ia tribute to the man'a past aerv- Manvhi'sler has one < Uui*««r vent Mii')ioi ters. mu.sl be Icm- t'liamber of Commerce Is soine- .lud.Miui al.Ho aiim ittcd th at his oM-iously. by which Hilna talk.s Talent Show, part of the Annual | peretl .smiiewhat, we believe, by The, Manchester Development thing to bo proud of. Herbert B. .Tud^on. ot (Jl.is- hr«*nse w as suspended in UM7, so l peace without violating her own Boys' and Olrli’ Week aponsored' Rvan IN«iaikinj: spare on hi tui.se when arrested . Oh.serv ing [ „ ^ H o llo a . •’ drflanee of last fall. Today" contest, received the en- chinches and schools and other llic.ie IhinRs arc still so. between the ages of 6 and 18 who I lOta M llaaciMatar. Conn.. The fact that it is the North Make way for Summer Furniture dl»- thu.sia.stic .support of Mayor Har­ fiuilitl,'s IS n ally a 'City of Vil­ 1 ford road at midni):ht ve.Kterd.iy that .ludson “ha.s enough trouhte.’* I I — Mall Hattar. ______have never performed for pay. | plays. say our buyers. So many one-of-a- old A. Turkington. today. lage Oiarm,' and the contest-pro­ 'when his i»r stroddled the «ujb .ludLir Gryk duin't iinss the matter ‘ Korean Ctimmunists wlio hav< Candidates should expect to ap-, kind floor samples you’ve admired on our f'ommenting on the program. gram of the Manchesti-r Develop­ I and stnivk the front ol the < av oI miiMciuiMnuN RATKa pear for an audition during the I lixuu now been pushed forward into the | L ot»«l| D c le jIlfa le S Main Floor are sharply reduced. Sofas, love 5fayor Turlpngton slated that the ment Commi.ssion affords the peo­ I Gcrhardt SeoenewolD' ,'U. t*f d'- j m u /u « r iu ti week of April SO to May 4. N otice I ! Wetherell atroet. Batn'lman Jn.bu ph • ftia aHiatlM Ut Mall t «<■> prncc-ialkingpenee-talkinp role has this further , " seats, flat top desks, chairs and lamps are contest gives the new er re.“ldonls ple of this town an opportunity to t l.Ui will be sent to contestants as to ',T. SrxrdellH arrested .In,-eome L Honor (*11081 danger of the cntiral world .mIUib - i of* Hebron avenue. (JlH>tniiburv. \iiH|»iers llaiightera of Seotta r u a AdROClATBP I KlllSS truce eiTiTt.‘' have he* n H.d«'* scJiool. The entries should be filled acquainted with the many ihanges n»* Aa*.«n.l*c Preiu- >• aicn«'*ei> lion Binl luiw the Y .W .f'.A . c a n ;■ nit and forv. ardeu as soon as pos­ j brushed Sardelln aside aid said, m steppcii There i.m no nuntion in that have taken place in rerent .\l l"e8tiiiioiiial xJntttleo to lb* o»« oi mtn t tile neeil.s of the three m il­ sible to Unssell A. Wright, 102 j effi^t, "Just a minute, Otboer. I'll now* awpatenes -rKlited to ih o| years. ] take rare of this ” After unsuc- • « ' .itnerwiM rwnted 'n tm. eooet the North Korean pnnsi.^nls of Uic lion wonu'ii nml girls it w*’i’vr.s in ^ MASONIC TEMPLE , Creen road. Manehesler, Mayor rnrkingtnn resaful attempts to sho*. Stanley 3.98 and 4.98 loc o«w»- puDDiD^fl issue oY Ki J'n’osji. or of the 1.H.SU1' thm country during tht-s period of i1 The following Is a partial list of A ti'stiiiionial dinner was given All n»nu of » Ih b ft'o r -k fit ed .Iiidson s ta rtin g .At 9 :0 0 .A. M. ptiblionero to rei«-nut>»n» p r when i !t '\ llniiLs. IvfS wrie hnn- Unrtfonl t'l.iinty Y.WCA. finm friends and co-workers of Mr. CHILDREN’S IN BETWEEN ' g.an. Ill Cooper Hill street. Grade I form of governmi nt adojitod In Donahue at the Southern New Eng­ lUl'Uf Matb«»» Soerl* Aumcy - Nr« iliiii;: thi [Hiur talk.:. m.sistr.J I Manchester w* ie Mr.s <' K. Burr. Pora cSiwaao .>»lri>il ano B«nton. I.-), singing; Roderick Wright, 102 i' 1947 ha.s prov,‘d to be mo.st efTi- land Telephone company where he jlD'uld l'i imhi-letl l.'i d.Hcu.-smn Mrs E rnest Hownr'l and Mrv. j Green road, Grada 6. Clannel; j| I'ienl ami economical lnrrea.sed BfR EA l’ OF I Koherl B. (V>oper. There were haa been employed for over thirty MEsIHlCH AirniT in .•my Uiiet *onier<‘n*i I'herc i.s Slierman Flvoinsky, 11 Carol I setiv ities in the variou.s ,le|>art- years. He was presented with a fR. " lows [present l.llR dehyates with I ilnve. Grade 7. singing; Marge ments of the town have been gold Longine wrist watch by \V. L. .‘l.ll H" gua'antci that piiiif in giie.sts irom .Inpnn, Korea and ' j rn. rienild e, O.int U.mp.ny. Inc-^ I Centilrore. 149 Spruce Street, noted, and an outstanding pro­ Manning, wire foreman in Hart­ K' len eHM I" ingotinlrd without it'anad a. usm irr Di Bnonrial -*-.pon»ib'nt> ter tirade 8. singing; and Louise Coo-' gram ha.s been eonducted by the ford. T1ie ifin fertn ce wa.s addressed t*Oosri.i.ii.<»i r r» «(.i>e«nni 'n .d j ’.a . in-- l ' IS -tn s ml 11 -li.i • I" M.‘-i u^ ' «1. I keynot'- ad'lrcss. ''’['fHlay’s Women WVtlnp^'l'iv. Apr-.l I*' thousands of other residents are For Painters, ('iirponler.s. Plumbers Hilt > 1 t li- It a.s the poiulr.l 'in Toilavs World," given hy Mrs. spectators. Little League baseball 51 M ore $$'ar Itehd and d'lili'tu'v' (jiiii.s.smn hy Stalin, jOin.se Coing Woodhouse of th*^ TOWN was successfully introduced dur­ Washington. April 18— ilP) - Th# lorriic of Prire Stahilir.ation. Withdrawal And Proposal II. or* of his ifiiiM I ■ntioiLs. of one ADVERTISEMENT ing 1950 with prospects for a big­ Defense department today identi­ I Wn.^hington, 1). educator anrl ger sea.son this year. fied 163 additional casualties in o' tin- cor.il 'u ns Ihis.sia had iiith- I form er < *ongn\s ;woman from Con- ALL AT Two things of pp-at potent;.i1 Dog OwiltTS ENGLANDER'S Manchester has a most efficient Hiiiea A new list (No, 280) re­ MAt^iV'S .il'» it'.;pM‘*» li lor a 's c ltlc im n t ol I imri uMit. Im portance h»vf* now hopy^n- ! I .Section 3384, CTiapter 181, Gen­ Police departnii-nt. and under the ported 51 killed. 64 wounded, 10 l!ie !’ ilin i>loi kadc who h wa.s with reparcl to the pr* f-'f eral .Statutes of the State of Con- supervision of Chief Herman hii.s.sing in action mid .38 injured ‘•t in lound to open the w ay fo r Schendel. the local Civilian De­ in accid ents peace in Koroa -M ade ESPECIALLY For I necUcut. Revision of 1949. Re- ONE LOW I IJ'.- CM 1 id Ih'- I r l.n h i'■* 1 a 1* . so qulre.s THAT ALL DOGS OVKft First, that ’ - '■pM*''! ' HOTEL A\ATTRESS 0 ' w«- al.so havf' to ii.ns.d»i tin- po‘ - SIX MONTHS OLD MC.ST BK nl»t oflen'-ivt I'v (r*TT'’ - LICKNSKD ON OR BKKORK MnrArtV.ur an 1 Preaidei't Tru­ '.otnMy that Mu- impoi laid oini" KIDDIES' MAY 1st. 19.M. Neglect or rcfu.sal A T O I ' • :-iris in thi North K ofrioi ptupos- IT BtflEI M UW K PRICE- man alike, h as tnnv'tl 'nt • a to license your dog on or before with Sleep Control Equalizer f lOAK lIF.Ir.r“ T . 1 I scale Commimist wilhtliawal. . al.s n.a> he deldM rate, uno Uu'ic that date will coat you an addi­ cArtltur ^rug. CDinCSlIS tional dollar as well as make you BOOK MATCHES i important. ta rahm m i |Ih i clilag Baadw! Second, the North Kor* nns hav liable to arrest. IlEO. I7e—•; for made peace overture.' t * the \ nit- ' I'lies- two .1* vclopniciU.s siig- CM4 • MN4 Registration fees are aa fob T V a ^ •LceK Cl^ef^c^J i0« 1»)B\ C < ») g st M'.'ii it tin raitoil .Nation. J% MUSTerOIE lotva; Male or Spayed Female. ed Nations wl'.idi an. m tlv " .3 for '.'.V 12.00; Female, »8 25; Kennel j early form, siitv'^tantinlly tii-Tcren’ l■,ally wanl.s a pea *- .n Korea full or twin size E>t*r> (int‘ lined for brisk spring dais. Kvory ono niadr of wnlrr rrpvllcnt ' Ini h lonM itnir*; a .sm . ,s in re- (when not more than 10 dogs are; 9 4 2 Main St. Manchester, Conn. I*KIM F. AI.BKKI ftrom any prrviou.‘< ('o:nmuni?»t . }•** thrg ftggrcs.sif.n lioni South Ko- T O R \ ( C O CUBSions of pot n iia l - enre at Infoniiatlon required under the 1 I.B. CAN ranpem ents in Kori e . r a . su« h a p< a*« may tiiav (■. FISHERMEN! law Includes. Sex, Name, Breed, i <43YALE TUFFY” ItlJi. 1.0?—Hb. ’. ithm tea* It 'To ha\i ih* world .s Age and Color Markings. ] The two lhin^;s l the S .iis Jewel UL)a£^AeeHClgeHC^ DRUG STORE’ VF.TKRINARY CF.RTIFICATK ?.5< \ \ ll . I lir.st \ cnliii r al a oil' I 1, \ . ..-I , III'. ' If you iiuiUr It (lii>tlmrN— BCW propo.*al in the fu-ld of di]^t RF.ytTRF.D FOR SI’AYFD FF-' WRIST WATCH C I.II’S 111,- HARD TO FIND EXTRA IRR. OF FAMOUS MAKE Biacy - the act of the rommmn.st .!> ' Mien ,< m riil o( w Ol 111 ln\'. * roin*' •lor iiH nights. Wr'rr . -J ■MALK .N(rr I'HKVinCSLY LI- Cvtrenlftd. m S Z ^ ngaiiiM aggn ssan end in .such 3 ' Htiiyiiig (‘vonins^ (hi^ force5 in withdrawing al the vcr\ t work for >our ro n\ rn lrncr an CF.N.SFD. Office hours will be as , AltfjrtIrely Dortw • moment we expected them to at , u cti ry would be Die uio:.t iinpot foMo>^ s: follows: Daily except .Saturda\.s| Shock rtusting, luminoue dul. HEAVY FAMOUS “ UTICA” EXTRA SHEER NYLON and .Sundays. 9 s. ni. to .I p. ni.. tack— may add up to one inorr ■ tan l and hu|>eliil event of our | SEE WHAT YOU SAVE! ex( rpt Tuesday. May 1st when the . MICKEY MOl^SF. Line l>et us liopi that \\n.dimr- g rc a l opportunity to m ake peainn ; WED. 8 P. M. lioiiis will lie 9;00 a, m. until 9;0o ^ W R IS T W'ATX'II • J>5 with honor, and with altaiiiment Loii jutil I.ake Suets-SH get the.r p 111. Satu id ny s. April 14, 21 and Keg. 6 . 0 5 ...... VMccllYt.V.V of Unite' oil tlie pi tt, e liall. W 1 Unn,. THURS. 9 P. M. ■JMli hours will be irom 9:00 a. m. ' FAMILY THRIFT KANTRUN , until 12 Noon. ; K orea. It i.s til ing Uirowii to tliem. 29c BLEACHED j If available, please bring last And- provided wc arc wilhnj; FRI. 8 P. M. ^ year's license with you aa this . Hydrogen to create peace the t'omnuimsl 1 The Democratic Paradox I will expedite the lasuance of the | withdrawal alone might d<* iL W* new llrense. I Peroxide niNCHER I ll tile 1 e.st ol Uie \sorld i.s sonv If you apply for renewal hv . Pint Bottle ara now* Buppoacd to he operating NASSIFF ZIPPER L n n s liei.iii.sed by oui conduct, 11. mail please enclose la.st year s li- I BAG beyond the 38th parallel only fot | , cen.se and a stamped addre.ssed | PILLOW TUBING going U» be bail'led and bcwil- ARMS COMPANY 1 9 * "tactical" trason.s. That la the j ' nvelope. (Liratt I ) For Tirarf B y tsf . . . ,, lit red h\' tin- natm e of our nation I'tl.’i MAIN ST. TKI.. 2-IB47 Duck 4J..,9 word used to con\ey tin inipit iini'ii:.-! .Samuel .1. Dirkington OCTINE material • HOSE 1 al welcome Town O e rk aion that we do not intend to try to GellriHl I'nllgh'IS Eye Lotion For ueek-cmi* .Mai .\rthiii another march up to tlic Man- , eS-ounc* Here i.s n gi 111 r;il removed from ^ Ctaurian border. Tlie fear wa.s that EPSOM kon i* . . 9 9 Sootbei & raiiaaba*. General MacArthur would mtei-, Ins stipnin ely m .porlaiit oll'n-es SALT tni '.vlial Ins own inilitiirv .super;-j pret "tacticar m a.sons to jin-tify j Pound. (Limit I) nr.- eonsid* red insulmi diiiat nm. | NEW SPRING AND SUMMER You know li,.w comfortahle and restful hole' beds are, S le e p S h o w Rubbing ALCOHOL OOc w hat would in liiiie prove to be an | and you van appieviate h,iw well tlie ta-iiding must he llin i.s ,3 leader leiimved f i nm re-| 19c PINT BOTTI.K AT SAMNCS (l.imil 1 W W nnlimlted advance into Nortli Ko­ made to witiustaiid tlie constantly changing use it rc- na. The assumption is that Gen- spoii.sililliiy be -aiise it Was con.sid- ceh'es. HOME NEEDS anl Ridgway. who said attain- { et'(‘d ncce.s.-ai \' to make acme dra- | niatic ripiidm tinii (T the pnliciv.s I Englander equip.s thousands of hotel beds. During Sleep C o n te s t fOe ■lent of the 38lh parullol line | CASUALS he chose to urge piihln ly Here i.s i Show Week you i-.an own this Hotel quality bedding at an SHINOLA Boric Acid Ointment 1 BDuld constitute a victory for the j amaringly low price. To assuie H,,tel comf'irt, tlicic’s a a figure who lias been .judged TUBE. Reif. 2.3c ...... X O United Nations, will not press an ] In 252-coil innerspring unit witli Sleep Control stabilizer Win a New Mattress! SHOE 10 oz. UTong by Ins sup* i mrs on Uv unlimited advance into .North Ko- j While. Hrown, that gives added support wliere most weight la concen- POLISH ,7- '%►' rea. , great issiie.s cf tlie dav j tiated. 35 pounds of downy cotton feU keeps you com­ YARD fortably cushioned. Deluxe 8 oz. Hi king for long service. See the Holman-Baker Soft-0- When the Communists make a ; And yet this same imlividnal ^ Rliick, Yellow and Eight handlca for tuniing . . . handles nt end.a as well as Firm innerspring mattress unit in ClttningSptti*! Ju it flreii SuHao coiiie.s In.me to a tremendous 2 i 15 Withdrawal, taking themselves, sides . . . hotel style. Prc-biiilt oyoiet borders with 19 our show window. Step into the SPONGE & am d ray 75* DOAN'S PILLS ^0* FAMOUS PEQUOT LIMITED QUANTITY hack out of contact with l.'iiitrd ’ hero's welcome, in winch every Alulti Color. ventilators. Hotel Box .Springs to mnteli. S47. TUBE O F 40 FO R L E S S H E R E ! .l - i. u .... \J\J Abio Tn Flat Hwl store; »sk for a Contest Entry B e * . I.OO CHAMOIS OEDODRIZER Nations force*, thst constitutes o I .American (ommnnity which get.s I Automsti^ HEAVY DUTY blank. Gue.ss how many inches of Glide Ltrg* C I Q C ^ 19 EXTRA SHEER “PARK AYE.” t*»t of United Nations Intentions, h '"' ''hance is g.rng all out to do wire are used in the spring unit. 1 tpeng* W h at would happen, now, if we linn honor. Nearest guess wins a Soft-O-Firm Colanate GOLD SEAL GLASS WAX SHEETS Luxury Nylons Mopped cfaaaing the Communists' Yet, to go back to the olhi r side Ointment or or Wood Ctoora P in t...... MINERAL OIL Mattress. Contest open to all Powder for U.S.P. QUALITY, FULL PINT (Limit t). The answer might be that Uie war again, almost every importaiii WAXED PAPER Ileg. 8.98. Full 140 roiint. B’', to lOi; In tliU long ivrar- adult.a. A thlete’, Foot Meifi To*. 125-ft. roll...... Either extra long twin* or la Korea would halt. newspaper in this eoiintry, with 72x108 or 81x99 60-15 extra •«heer. Irregulai-K of MKISS regu lar ".Ize full lied nl/.e. new aunim er shailea. So, If we want peace In Korea. the exception o f Uio m end'.i.s ol 89c U we really mean the puUciaa Gen­ the Hearst ami McCurnuck isola­ ?5e 'i^INC U.M IIK 8E E HOW YOU S AN E AT Ol H STOKE eral MacArthur opposed, we now tionist and Jingoistic clinins, ' TIk 3 6 Ointment. 1 ,,z. il.im lt 1 i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED al McuicAeiten. 14-ounce have an opportunity. Fm the mo- rea.'heil till, cpmioii tlmt his ,di.s- BAND- •J.V f'ONTI r.ASTlI,K laent, fighting in Korea ha.s ended mlssnl 1 1 ,.111 olfic. lin.l bee,.me a B«tt*r Sho«s For Lott Monoy! LIQUORS SOAP. MI1<1 iiml pur, Listerine AID S a le ! or‘.- C on tain 5th 3.46 t-WAY FOLD TABI.r-rs we are doing the same thing ilj'‘rs stand, and quite cleat too, 79 Four Rosos 5rh 4.25 Fight a cold 4 ways 0*J*' was feared Oncral Mac.Artliui llial It will m l acce|.t that foreign P a rk 12...... A J would do, and we are islabilahlng [s.licy now, PhHadolphla, roq. 3.88 Sth 3.45 j 9.50 .MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Mennen KEENAMiyT I.AVAnVE a line of conduct which, once Tn .Some other coitnliies, lluse Spray Soaqrom 7 5th 3.90 Raay to 39c again, would have ua press for- j circiimst.-vn. ,-.s would add up to an Chewing gum ...... 2 V ward to the point where the I’om- | ofTii ini nn.| t'opular dog lioli.'-e for Deoidorant Schenloy 5th 3.90 CAMPHOR­ nninlsts would have to turn an 1 Mm Arhtur in Ku.-.sin, tti..y would | FOR MEN ATED OIL COVERS Guckonhoimor Sth 2.94 fight again this lime, pcrliap.-, n.l'l up to .'■'ilii-na. or som ething j 3-oz. (Lim it 1) IN PRINTED AND PLAIN TWILLS with open Russian .support. worse. And we are not nt .nil sute | 59* Shalom Win# for Possovor, So there, on the line, is part of that even Uie ohsei \ers of other! does it again! Roq. 1.19 qt. .98 2 3 * the whole MacArthur issue, ll demo, iBiK-s will iin.l. i ■ t niid hii-.v j Pack 20 OM48Winos Sth .59 would seem clear enough, in the­ and why we do uhat we do lire Eversharp C9U Fi^httr: Ditbttle N ttd: ory. that we -ought to stop, and MacArthur on th,- one hnml and ANAHIST Lilly U-40 UIVANOLAS S c h M OM Mr. Roftoo WIu m qt. .98 Dr. W,$t act, now, on th, theory U;al the give liim a hero's welcom,- on tlie ★ 8 Cubic Foot Model MikietMiM INSULIN Oommunlsts are tired of war an.l other. GIRLS Blades POPULAR BRAND fault ^hOc ProUmiM Ziivc TOOTH ALL AT wBbt peace. President Truman But' one thoughtful Jai.ane.se BEERS AT LOWEST • 1 4 0 . 9 0 UAVENOS The SotiUu-rn New KuKliind Tele­ ★ 40 lb. Across Top 29 Tog. labiate BRUSH tOc other night, predicted thbs editor had the wry comm, n; PRICES phone Company ha.s opening.s in Man- .Mirecle-Tuft ONE LOW might happen after the Commu- which wa.s jicih ap s th,- ki ^- !■> 1 . . 4-PC. STUUIOS alau had tried a new offensive, whole situation. He wrote ih.- che.«ter for Telephone Operators with Freezer ^ PRICE ami been repulsed. Now we are of all the lessons in ib^c. or without experience who qualify. OBOlroilted w ith the good po.ssibll- MacArthur had afforded Jap.i Itjr that the Communi.sta have perhaps that of hia going from HELPER'S UPH. CHAIRS 4 -01. OtiAe to this frame of mind with­ Uce was the g rea test lesson ol nil APPLY AT THE out the bloodshed of one last 2 3 9 ^= GLOVE LUSTRE- The MacArthur welcome liome. OlTenaive. We should act towanj to those who read it right, should TELEPHONE BUSINESS Originally S2S9.95 PHable. ^ . 9 8 TOO Wgigtttn Suffty CREME OlVANS TO MATCH 14.9$ B«antiful solids nr tU a poaaiblUty, now, as we intend- complete that lesson. In a democ- eapetkin ** ASPIRIN POCKET SHAMPOO florals with con- • i to M t toward it If it developr.) rsry, it is possible to disagree Geeialne leatber TABLETS COMB trastinir plain color oOly after more bloodshed. Limited quanUty of this bIg-capacIty 19W MAPLE ARM CHAIRS 2.98 ■Aitli a man s views and yet lion- j. OFFICE modal with Ita noB-nistlng aluminum ahclvca, A J e trims in all atyles. That ia the opportunity poised or him for what he may be other - . Ita big crisper drawer and other outstanding flaeat 5c by the military fact that the Com- 1 wise. Kelvlnator features. Easy \V-B Budget Tenna, Muf >0% r«f«ial C.KC4M m Lofouft In a democracy, it i.s j)o.-(- 806 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER muniaU are withdrawing in the sdjle to dilTer from the establislusl o f course. i llDld. policy of the country, and yet live Be«.S8ei Soft Shttp%wool T -o t. Prt-WrofMtf A Tbo North Korean peace pro- in honor. And, in an intcUig'ent Between 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. Wednes­ MENTHO- Asaorted 15« S H O E PBDBla to Om United Natlona are democracy, it is poaslble to honor day through Friday and 9 and 12 on BAGGED Bex off 4 8 -lao of onuaual Importanoa. The a leader and yet reject aomc of hia UTUM IB U F F E R ^ Saturday. CANDY With coupon JBt InportBot thing aboot Uwoi conclualonB. There la divlalon, and a thair aodrea. there will continue to be division I V u It la to1>e remembered that last in thia country on the foreign pol­ (Ltmitll faQ, after the United Nations had icy recommended by MacArthur. branded Comidj^nist China as an And yet there is nothing but unity ■ t

MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18, 1951 PAGE ELEVEfr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1961 monthly meeting Monday evening PAGE TEN Mothen’ (lirole in the chapel. rVvotion* v.ere led by Mr*. T. workera we can complete the Job] Picks Officers ' B. Kehler. whoae theme waa "Who in half a day.” : I Will Build the World Anew? " Mr*. Rag ' Keep Ba*a Dry ' Le.ster L. Hohenthal s*ng “One Collection St. B ernadette* M other*' Circle "Everyone la reqneated to be I World." after v^hkh Mr*. Raymond 824-828 ■ *t a meeting at the home of Mr*. T E L . .5181 careful that the raga. old clothe.* B, Woodbridge introdm*?d the M A IN ST. Here Satiinlay and mattreaae.a collected he kept Waller G. McNally, 6 Mor*e Road, j speaker, Rev Ruasell J. Clinchy. MANCHESTER dry," the chairman urged. elected the following oSlcera for j miniater of Center Congregational "The collection will be' made, I ( hureh, • Hartford, aince 1938. Mr. the year in provpect: ^ Twelve Trucks aiul 30 ra.ti or ahino but if it ia raining t'linchy's .subject wa.'» "God'a Gift , Laader. Mr*. MKNaily: .■'ccre- the coHe''tion .thoiild bo kept under I to the W orld as Revealed Through Volunteers to Covir tary. Mr*. Walter J. Pyber of 24 ,i.\ei. If the weather !.'< fair the Peace. " and centered around the Frederick Road; treasurer. Mra. lolleition aliould be placed on the viul part Chrl.*tian* should play Town ill One Day John J. O'Neill, J48 North School la'vn or sidewalk to make the Job in making a peaceful isrorld. ea.'eer for the worker*.” it reel; Welfare chairman. Mra. G.iests for the , evening wer« A “Csncer Csrsvsn" of twflvr W’llliam U Ruaaell. 29 Morae Road; Persons wishing to offer their members of WSCS group* from truck* ’ m.nnod by 30 vohirtr.T Mr*. J«mea P. Mcy’onrllle, 80 Oak- services, the ti.se of trucks, or who Fast Hartford, Burnside and Hock- . ha\e anV question* regarding the GO! land atreet. historian and lihiar- u-urkrr* i* achcdulfd to * iinuni Hoste*.scs \.ere member* of collection should '*11 7M4, (IfltR. Some Of The Season's Smartest Fashions i*M. cotitacl and p ihlirlty rhair- tewnwldc collection of rase old Uie Kellow.ship and K d g*r groups clothep and mattrr.w? at S a in. k 2l.'i or TPTT. tnaii. .Mr.* .Vlu-hael Haberorn, 27 Nora'ood .*treet. Saturdav morninc f"f ’'o' bom fit 3-Days Only! Thursday, Friday, Saturday! o f the local Cancer Hind The caravan will natlier mi .Ma.n BASEBALL ■trPPt oppOHilP the post offi' e from Rev. Dr. (lliiichv where the Irm ka n il ran -o BANTLY A LARGE GROUP OF \ cover the entire ■mvn. Trir k- tm Order Your BosaboH the collection l a'' a '•■'•I' SAVE $5 TO $12.50 ON l.‘< ll<‘r<* donated b>’ rickets Here For The Cheney Broth, m Ilc.ip ■ OIL CO. Perrett ami i.lcnie'. la' i t CREPE AND SATIN DRESSES Mm. \Vil>-(^n. prrxidrnt of the combin • /M.-ipi* of the South New York owd BoGten Gatea, -ybrahain ( I'l riri-ky. .\.-'t.n SPRING WARD WEEK Chambera. I'rfmd Soap Cmnpani. ,TKi.. Methodi.M cn s .Society of Alexander .lar'is Ii imim Trar«pot. Formerly I'p Chr.^tian 7 r. . ' , f mvc-kIimI h! the Gomes. tatinn Coinpaiiv ami Barer hi'it Ron9e and Fuel T o $14.98 and I'roiliic'’ i i p.n ^ NOW ‘5.88 AND ‘7.88 OUTSTANDING VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. SA LE ENDS APRIL 28 V ' " W - an '.ae . 1' 'M l. ' - ■ii.it OH Distributors Suits and Toppers For Your Individually Midget Smoke Shop m ore CO '.I t•'•'r - ' iKrif Designed “ .'sIMRELI..\ ini8 Main Ht. Phniia t-SOM Wealey C Crvk. chairman of the MAIN ST. rollection omm't'ee ciated to.la> 100®/o All Wool Gabardines— Eoiindiilions ■ We e.>.linve i.l 'cith .a’lffleien! Call Broadcloths and Wool Checks .Mrs. Nadine lU'aui-hamp AUTO GLASS SUMMER DRESSES Phono 2-0072 COnONS . . . BEMBERGS . . . VOILES yo u r old w a sh e r is w o r t h MIRRORS Some Sun-Bocks and Boleros NOW '23 Silas 12 to 20 and 9 to 15 RUMMAGE BIG MONEY Girls' Cottons IN TRADE OTHER PRICE GROUPS: VALUES UP TO $14.98 SALE 3.DAY SPECIAL - THURS.. FRIDAY. SATURDAY ReR. .$30 NO W .<20 Reg. .$2.i N O W <20 FRID.AY. .\PRII. 20 All Reduced 9:30 M. R» r <19 NO W <30 jjpjj 522 N O W $17 North Mefhodi.sl W.'vCS In the Church Rasement NOW - ‘3.88 - ’5.88 I M I'l Center St. Phnne M M " " * ' ' n o 'V .m o " « ■ « " 1.95 Phone ."lOlG or S I03 For Store Krunt*. Picture Framing, Rcff. <12 NO W <30 ''•OM S'39 OTHERS OP SAME FORMER VALUES AT Collections Venetian Blind*, Furniture Tup* 2.67 Trade-In allouanrr for your old A SPECIAL GROUP OF ‘2 - ' 6.88 - ‘ 8.88 REO. 2.98 SIZES 7-14 waaher reganlless of age, make THURSDAY Cut-priced for Ward Week only. All ara or roOtlH InM. BLOUSES - NOW HM and frevh new spring drestet in assorted wash­ able Colton fabrics . . . including prints, SELECT FROM: GRRTnERSJfl Moto St. Manch»i*e«, Coon. 9-J44t FRIDAY A GROUP OP solids, plaids. Dressy and tailored styles. a Bendix IMal-O-Matlc / • Bendix Economat ^ BENDIX , • S |»ee»l IJiicen, 4-model* a A|»e\ ^ c o n o m e C t AUTOMATIC tVAtMi* SWEATERS ' t t A L f 1.98 SIZES 3-6X I.Ihrral monthly tprm». 1- »139-“ Kni\ T > y^r mimmntrr and frre Sales Final *2 AND ‘3 Sole-priced for Ward Week . . so hurry In. ^ r\ Df*. t J ' s o v t s Crisp colorful spring cottons— all the lively PORMERLY $3.98 - $5.9$ prints, novelty stripes, candy pastels you Exchanges wont for her. Lace, eyelet, embroidery trims. BENSON’S Refunds RADIO . . . TKI.KMSION . . . MMM.I VNTi:.''; 713 MAIN STREET—TKI.KIMIONi: l.'a.". » l - 4 » Regular $2.00 Value 1.98 SIZES 1-3

W# u*e oolv darabl* QUAL 10 days to save on these adorable cottons a s t e a k an®“ «ame oven! ALLESON’S FREE!! prefer. MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR SUEDE SHOES Dt lux* Model RO-60 OIVEN 723 .MAIN STREET (Corner Bi.snell Street) T E L E P H O N E 6614 MEN’S REGLAZED 8. CLEANED WITH ANY LIKE NEW SLACKS \ MEN’S SUIT REGULAR OR TOPCOAT C&tH AHcid^ PRICE IN STOCK Oui- first .Anniversary fyatiires the jrre;i(est display of FIRST QU.Al.ITA’ merchan- REGARDLESS diM' vmi have ever seen. The finest iitills and manufacturers have cooperated with our SKUI5 store with hig value.s. FREE! OF PRICE We fejilurc new spring and summer men’s and hoy.s’ wear Ijft give the people of I’S... SUPER Manchester and its surrounding towns the HE.'sT for their monev. 17988 FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! SAVINGS OF 25% TO 50% 25% dbw* M Hnm, kd n i ai*t>A>. a Oven hat glati window and light I KOM \ I INK MAKI.K. h\«)\V\ KOIt TOP VAI.I KS; SILBROS OFFERS YOU TV VALUES! i.fiwi St I'lii) I \\t. k n o w I o k t h is I.OM. V\ I. AIC a Chek-Timar and applianct oi/tfet HI V A FREE PAIR OF UNITED NUMBER OF You'd expect to pay far more for MEN'S 8.50 to 9.98 GABARDINE these Extras found only on finest MEN’S SUCKS BIG BEAUTIFUL 18-INCH ranges! Minute-Timer is kitchen clock loo. Hondy opplionce outlet, con­ Imagine cooking WHEN YOU BUY YOUR cealed fluorescent lamp. I giant and 3 regular burners. 2 0 " oven holds convenience like this! ADMIRAL TV CONSOLES SLACKS largest rooster. Separate waist-high First Range of Its Kindi T\6o-ply ^nhardint*. I'ainoiie for uear. ool anri rayon, NEW SUIT OR TOPCOAT! (With Deers) broiler. Save extra now. Two coGApIete ovpns or on# big 1 . UXNCI IT'S nylon and rayon. \ ru eprinx ^haclpa of hroun. hhir. tan. and j»r**t*n. Si/r% '‘ H-A*!. oven m |uit a twinkling. Pair up TWO OVENS! ALL WOOL WORSTED CHOICE OP MAHOGANY or WALNUT coss#roi#A with coke, pork chops ^och oven ii sepa­ MEN’S 3.49 WHITE BROADCLOTH MEN'S 2.98-3.98 with pM*-or broil arid bok# o1 rate — hot its own REGULAR $449.50 WITH ANTENNA th# sofiv# timet lieot coelroi. Com- . SHARKSKINS AND pod, thrifty — plenty £/ OUR SPECIAL G#t Th#f# Other AdvontagesI of room for oil nor - ^ SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS “YEAR ’ROUND GABS” FINEST HOUSE PAINT BeOLrtifut new styling . . new wsol needs. rainims "PriiNhlrf" uiukc 4lh # PRICE — ONLY — abort sli-r-ve*— l•oll(.n* anil 1 $ 2 9 9 - 5 0 WARD WEEK SPECIAL Cook-Master Clock Control . • 2. PRESTO I fiiM-fl riillar. full- 1 91 rayon*—uhltr, blur, grren, * START AT S3A.S0 thrifty 5-speed Rodiontube sur- rut. S)zr« 14-17. A Iro ftOlllP ■ tan. »nll

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1951 P I U TWELVE PACT THIRTEEN close of the program, rather thM live. »nd Ralph N. Willson of ground and Interpolations. gins at 7:00. Parents may co­ Children are asked to report not operate by making arrangements between numbers. Tickets may w V%TIC — lOUO Peaches Married f’ohimbiis. O. Divorces separated Program Tonight her from each. later than 6:45. The program be­ to meet their children 'at the purchased at the door. F U A — IUS.1 GRAHTS fUTTEM S PKICES-PAVES THE W AY TO SAVINGS For Fiflh Time At Nathan Hale '^‘2: Toilay^s Radio ZWHAV — »IU Be»1n Rites Held •/ ... Ttme WTHT — >*«< L-ast night the children o f the — 141* San Carlos. Calif . April 18 .T. I^mdon. April 18 <47 — The first three grades of the Nathan Frances i Peaches f Hernan liiidy of former Foreign Secretary Hale school presented their pro­ 10:45— headline grabbing child-bride of gram "Speech Activities in the HURRY! HURRY! WTHT - Three Sona. jluiiiest Bev.n was cremated today 'wtitUC— Strlk* It Rich •'Daddy■' Browning a (piiirter een- t ’las.sroum " to a large and en­ 11:00— at a private service attended only IO-BaclMt*ge Wffe News on all stations. liiry a g u has a niw husbanii her thusiastic audience. The hall was I —Hollywood, U.S.A. ' hv relatives, close friend.s and gov- 11:15— fifth. filled to capacity. f — Newa; Western Round WTHT —Sports Report. (rnmont and trade union a.s.,oci- Tonight the pupils of Grades WDRC —World Tonight. Her niuthcr. Mrs. Carolyn WEEK-END SPECIALS “P* .11 es. four through six will demon-stratc W C C C —Muatcal Scoff bo*rd. WONS— lack's Waxworks. Heciinn. said the 40-year-uld Peaches was married six weeks .\Ii,s ('lenient Atllec. wife of the their abilities to speak well before 4:15sfc WHAY Night Watch. Piim e .Munster, represented her an audience. The theme of the W tlC-s-Stella Dallas. ago at Reiiu to AI Kelly, heir to a WTIC Songs by George hu.'hiir.d. wlio is undergoing hospi­ evening is also "Speech Activities WONS-Jack Downeys Music Piltshuigh, Pa, 1 iiskel tiiiMHe.ss. Sautellc. She .said they will live here tal treatment for an ulcer. in the Classroom." Features of BASEMENT GARDEN SHOP Shop- 11:7.->— Pea 7:4,7— Newsreel. Oapotit at Gronti. No Obligation to Ouy. WONS—Victor Borpe 8:00 Arthur Godfrey. I ( Evenlnc 9:0(V - fiiarhe Wild. Private De­ IF YOU DECIDE TO KEEP THE 6 : 00— tective. * 'iiiSu.V' W DRC— News 9.30 liainclothesman. IRONER AND CHAIR— Where but «t Grant's ran you buy hig 44< W H A Y — News 10:00 Buxing; Wrestling field grown rose buahea at thle low price 7 w t W T IC — News. f'oncl Newsreel BIRDSEYE DIAPERS All healthy tiiaea in beautiful delirate W O N S —News. ('unci. News Bulletins. YOU PAY ONLY— Olrand are soft, sturdy, absorbtnt W T H T —New.s; Joe One-ol-a- colors - 1 I Show. Snowy while. 27'* 2 7 " slie WCCC —Music. NATURALLY- EXTRA LARflE .11 .MBO ROSES . .1.29 m WKNB—News; Sports Kind 6: 10— P e r s o n a l $ 7 9 * 9 5 W D R C -J ack Smith Sportsra.«t AT BENSON'S YOU EXPECT SUPER. 6:15— To W o m e n W ith Just in from Holland! SHRINK-RESIST TRAINING PANTS W DRC Jack Zalman. FOR BOTH Refrigerators Kind to the ilin cotton White. 2, 3, 4, 6__ 5 lot $1 W H A Y Supper Serenade Nagging Backache W n C - Strictly Spnrt.s; VALUES IN FURNITURE AND Weather. When kMney ilowt down, manv i Special WONS—Sports folVii eompUm of niuiRinK bnekarh*. of COOL LIGHTWEIGHT KNIT SHIRT l»Fp and eneriry. headaihra and dltain**". :« — 6 0 Don’t auffrr longer with lh» M diBet-mforta y Purchast While carded cotton Sleeveleit. 3, 4. 5, 6 1 5 | WDRC - Record Album If nduci'd kidnrv function ia grtling you APPLIANCES! 5 for S I tlrW' n - due to aurh roniioon rauif’a at ttrekA 6:90— and »tm in . f»%rt vm'Mmn nr r7p<»9ur* t«> WTHT -Sereno Gammell; ettitl. M inor hlfuldrr irn ta tio n t due to m id Weather or »n>ng «lirt mat enutf getting up nlghla ^f you inspect these advertised specials STYLE-PREHY PASTEL SUNSUITS W T IC Emile Cote Glee Club or fie'iuent i>.GLADIOLUS m Don t negWrt yt*ur kidneTt If the*# eondl* PHILCa Broadcloth with frothy trimi. 1 to 3 ______4 7 1 WONS- Newa: Stock Market BENSON’S tiona bother you. Try D«'an’» TtUi - a intM RADIO — TELEVISION — APPLIANCES you'U see what we mean! Reports. diiiretle. Deed tticretefuMy hy milliont for W K N B -840 Club. over Team. While often olherwlte etutrd. MODEL E 702 It 't a m a tin g h'>w m an r tirpe# Doan'a gt\* 713 M A IN STREET TELEPHONE 3535 BULBS 6:45— happv relief from th«*ae di«r('mf'*rt» - help SPKX'IAl. VAI.IT.S ON ( tnTUN ( KKPE GOWNS and KIMONOS W D R C - Lowell Thomas tha 1ft mileii of kidncT tube* and ftltera with top frro/cr InoUrr. Rrg- Spneid Vdun! Embroidery trimi White, poileli. Inf. site ______D f f f WTIC—Three Star Extra fluth out watlr. (iel I>oan't I’llU today I 8314.9.7. rCI.L P.\NEI. W THT—Weather. Mahogtspy WONS—Evening Star. SALE PftlCE MAPLE CRIBS 6:55— PLASTIC LINED TRICOT PANTS W T H T —Edwin C Hill. D IN E m SET Plant now. W ill bbatni White ond poilel royon. S, M, I, X I ___ 446 7:00— thi.s .summer. I.a.st week S18935 with tahlr. 4 chairs, rhina 324^0 • $29.50 W DRC—Beulah lur cuatomern bought ,7000 W ONS— Fulton I>ewls, Jr. Get behind the wheel and Fier\'er. All 7 ifIpcoa for W T H T - Newa: Headlinr Edition. an4 $34^0 In two d.iy* Just received IM AM S' BATISTE DRESSES W H A Y — Symphony Hah. 10,000 more. This is your l.oicli pilxicl-- and u h ile ------93c W T IC —Mere'a to Veterana PHILCO KKF.E — *16.9.7 waterproof last opportunity to buy W K N B — Alan Ladd. Box IJ. of the easiest handling $119i0 mattren. Included with ptir- this season. 7:05— m "It's a Steol!" cliiine of erfh. 'r .i W T H T — Music. FRUIT TREES , s, / ■ ' PUST1C LINED COnON CREEPER f/.’ ,v 7:15— MODEL E 703 WONS—Tello-Test. Snop faitener cloiingi. Siiei 1, 2, 3 ___ -9J« truck you ever drove! I>p.Ui\r niodrl with top free/- CARDEN AND LAWN TOOLS BALDWIN APPLES WDRC—Jack Smith. 93r W TIC — “ . . . ' Conducta. rr lorkPP. Rt r . If you need extra liv­ \ Solid Maple R a k e s ...... !LSc to 2.19 Garden Hone 1.69 to i>.98 MeINTOSH APPLES m W T H T — Elmer Davis. 7.S0— SALE PRICE ing room chairs — we Hoes ...... 1.79 Hose Nozzles ...... 49c BLACK TARTARIAN f’HERRIES 7 9 W T IC —News of the World. HIGH CHAIRS f e W T H T —Lone RanRer. hove them! Forks ,:i9 BARTLETT PEARS WDRC— Club Fifteen. Lawn Sprinklers .. . 1.49 S199J5 By Thayer and Thompeoii. W T IC -N ew s. Your choice •! only Hand TooLs . .l.'ic to 39c FI LL SIZED FRI IT SAVE ON LAYEHES AT GRANTS .J* W O N S- Gabriel Healler. Window Boxes S9c to 98c l i Super value at only 7:45— FROM DWARF TREES W D R C - Edward P. .Murrowr. \VO.\S Ne.'.y PHILCO S34J0 KOLDI.NG r'IIII.DRP:N'.S AIJ. WOOD W TIC On .M,f .H 1 aiiiilv. Yacht Chairs 3.69 for Ibis high i 8:00— S8J5 Vatned a t 859.95. I-oungea, Yacht Chairs 3.69 W l.iLC Mr t uau . f , MODEL 1103 I.awnon, Barrel xtylea. Lawn Trees Hedge Shrulis quality "slorler" layette! \V(>.\.' ru lu K.idair AI.I. 7IETAI. FR.47rr Weeping Willows ..1.87 W TH T .\t ,er;. ,iu .\yrnt II cu. ft. deluxe model. 46 Window Awnings California Privet ..1.37 styled by if’k i tVH ^ r I ", a‘ ' a H■ c IK freezer locker. Reg. B arberry ...... 1.37 i , ' ^ W TIC Hi,;: - . V- ■ Yacht Chairs 6.69 Flowering Crabs . , .1.67 S319..70. Wee Walker to pamper young ftot 8;l.->— Modern Walnut Solid Maple 1^9 to 3.98 Each of Above Come ■c:.' W ll.t-l ; , ! |r,. Evergreens 1.98 lo 3.49 Bundkfti of 10 for 1.37 8,70— SALE PRICE WDRC -fir. Chn.vt.ai. DRESSER CHESTS WHITE ELK WALKING SHOE WH.\V—lifdEe Piiviam ! • ’. i'* W TIC —Gr. a’ c, ■„ r-', ,-w S319.50 nJth Venetian mirror. W ell 1 drawers. W'o botiKht to sell Give boby'i feel a heolthful I t Wfi.N.K- Iriiiii.,!', . ■ V ’ l'irt. A f v ' N(ur 1. worth the regular 859. It’a for 849.74). Try them for size stcirl in life with Iheie cor* 2 4 9 W TH T 1 at .Mh:,. reeled groin ihoei ihof booit 9:00— yoora for only at 1 ' i . . !' ■>' i W H A Y N;^>- Wat. h sturdy leather lolei. Inf sizes m W TH T K.,;.i V o 1 11. W TK ' G'O,. :i,, Ma: \ V u p. ■ FREE PLUMBIHG S32i5 - ■ i ': Your I. fi S39i0 C-J W (j N.S j uuii gfiUf! SlMrttr tarata M M t t r s l JuFT SOLE SHOE— White elk, 0-3 _ _ fXCtUSivt I lyrsl Ftsid Drivsj r.y.f WDP.c- Harnid Pcar\ P>- ^ INSTALUTION 9:,70— Available on t^-, ?»- A new Dodge “ Job- I < OPEN TOE SANDAL— White, sizes 2-8_ I ' y W T K '- M r I 'l^ ir o ,attome\ and 1-ton modejs. Rated" truck will Not to exceed 825 w^t^l the 12 iouncing Raby Diopert make a sharper turn M OUD M A P U Mahogany WTHT .M- rn.d.nt Makea driving eaaier purehaxe of Youngxtowii ^ * 2 Receiving RIankett *h Wf'ip.i ■- F.'i c 1 i-‘..-h- with marvelously — maneuver into 1 ftinkx. Stock model* only. 54 smooth performance. tight places easier «sn In. and twin 66 in. DRESSER 1 Iouncing Roby Crib Blanket BABY'S COnON WOY,. Faiir’% T '• ater D0D6E — park with less 10 jm — It |M Cushions against BDOKCASE 1 Flannelette Gown \ shock and strain, trouble—save you CREPE CRAWLER % W T ln . i...y time and driving \ W TIC L c .u.,,o. saves on upkeep, and AND DESK wlUi gUan metal grille door. 1 Pr. Wtrterpreol'Pont! lengthens truck life. effort on every trip. WON.S I-ra-.k K.j .\aid«. News DISHWASHERS It won’t Afll at S49.50» but 1 Waterproof Sheot W'DI’.C i;..\ I - P.'iiit ComblnaHon. It’a a ateal for rA 100 10:1.7— NEW! SyrnkMUh inmmMml wn bet you llko It for 4 Pc. VHoflo Unit only B WONS IL, .- . .Mv..tov RfMl Wins tmi rsOsr stseriaf yswtl I Voungstowa 48 In. Sink TRUCKS and Dldh Washer combina­ 1 Can Johnion A Johnson Powder 10:80— Four-tpetd noui availaVe on « - , Cool comfort in thii button- Now you get safer, easiiY steering. New tion. Reg. 8580.95. 1 JAJ Oil or Baby Lotion W TH T New.a, steering gears on most models give you /-ton m^ela, as as $59. on suspender crawler with W TIC - Short .Story S29J5 positive control. Driving is more com­ 1 Cord Sofoty Phis elastic back waist, gripper 'VO N S—Jack .i W'a.xw’orka. HklnittelW SALE PRICE Don’t pash—only one! fortable, too, thanks to the new, im­ fastcneri ot crotch Red, W DRC Music proved steering wheel position. 1 Bor Johnson A Johnson Soop blue, green. 9 to 18 moi ..thCyli burst with 2 Cotton Knh Shkts Now Dodge brinip you important moons to you • • • S9UJ5 WTIITE METAL. FREE! 1 Cotton Dross ru'u ease-of-handling advantages— W h a t "Job-Rated' 1 Wool Coot Swootor along with all the eaae-of-handling A Dodge “ Job-Rated" truck is engi­ -fra m e , axlea. springs, to w , 828 Maiple Hollywood Twin ief/Oftc R t bleoms ytor after ycorl and othem—is engineered right to UTILITY ''BOUNCING BABY"‘ features that have made Dodge neered at the factory to fit a specific 1 Pair Wool Bootios HIGHEST "Job-Rated" trucks the choice of provide the strength and capacity Headboard srith purchssae o f job, save you money, last longer. champion truck drivers from coast DISHWASHERS POLO SHIRTS needed. CABINETS Box Spring and I. S. mat- to coast! PRICE PAID Every unit from engine to rear axle ffrerg unll that MOVES tho l o a d - - I A|iex Automatic Dish 8 altca. 5-in-ONE APPLE TREE These new trucks are amazingly easy is ••J^-Rolrd ”—factory-engineered to engine, clutch, transmission, propel­ Washer. Reg. 8110.95 treaa—for only FLOWERING SHRUBS For eleon, used e o n to maneuver. They bring you all the haul a specific load over the roads you ler shaft, rear axle, and others--ui only *46 and up proved advantages of crosB-steering, travel sind at the speeds you require. engineered right to meet s particulsr SALE PRICE LDWEST PRICES AiiNufaflfy Rrk$d wide front tread and short wheel­ $S9iO All your favorite varieties to OhIv Eaay-on, eaay-off 2 but­ Bony unit that SI PPORTS the lo a d operating eoiidition. base. And you get the extra handling It reallv makea a wonderful 5 entirely different kinds of ap­ choose from. Root* ore wrapped ------^ , ton .ahouldera. Candy ease of Synchro-shift ^ajasmiSBion— IM TOWN! bed. ples all growing together on one HARTFORD ROAD nlu.s steering column gearshift on S149JI5 In waterproof paper; log gives f atri[H-a or aolid colora Come inonddriift an easier handling Hodge 'J^ffiTTrudc single tree. Id e a l for home plant­ USED OARS low-tonnage models. eomplel# planting inttrwetient. ■piked with embroidery. ing where space ii limited. Sove. Buy GRANTS' LO W PRICE! m “Oa The Cnrre” at EACH 1-3 years. HAaTFORD BOAD SOME VARIETIES ...... 69c Telepbone 2-4168 OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. \ —

MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. 1961 r »A G E FimSlBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NNi. WEbNESDAT, APRIL 18, 1951 Ing with. Representative Bowers's ly than the holding of a referen­ proposition. ] to seek public expression before tion of rescinding the Board of view the charter is clear and work­ dum, and, in the case of a mere banetU’a dining room decorationa. Route 6 early thta morning whet* Rut in any major cliaiige. it w as , any change In the charter can be- nirectors idll on the next meeting able as it stands, said that If both technical change of words, there indientrd. txith legislators think come effective. Surprise Party Mra. John Troughton, the present he reportedly fell asleep at the Bowers, LaBelle Ask agenda. Director T. J. Crockett FRESCRIFTIONS Registration April 21 A b o u t T o w n pending measures arc withiliawn, would be no public Interest in the the jiroper w ay is to permit and | In the vote lo (dace the ques­ chief daughter of the lodge, made wheel, ran off the road and over oppo*c(i. CompoaaM Oj Mm O f For Pre-School Children he and Bowets will Jointly diaft iJidge Seats the preaentation apeech, express­ the embankment on the north side FISHERMEN! Many Y w n ExpwtaMk At New Residetice In front of the Rainbow in Bolton. a substitute bill which will define Mrs, Wilbert W. Garrison of 109 ing the good wishes of the group If you esn’t snake It dayttmes— Registration for pre-school State Police found the car wedged Charter Bills’ Recall the term of the town auditor. Summer street and Mra. George for health and happinesa of the come see us nights. We’re ! Its Officers children for diphtheris toxoids between two trees, completely de­ Charter Changes Dlsr-ussed Arthur D ns Stuni Ash. Sr., of 32 Bunce drive have Mrs. Anthony J. Urbanettl who Urbanettl family in their new staying open evenings this and vaccination will be licld molished. Some discussion developed alon£ 3 wQ'ys ta Get Cash lieen invited to appear a.s f|n8iI1fy- recently moved to her new home abode. (Continued from Page Six) o f the town and thereby superior IF YOU WANT A HAIRCUT, Tuesday morning. April 24. at Keltonic was taken to the Man­ week for your rnnvenlenite as lines of the need of going to the iiig conteatanta on WTlCa ndw The evening waa pleasantly follows: lo the Republiran bill. M m M m H a jfo rd e< U 10 o'clock in the .Clinic kmiiii on Green Manor road, waa honor­ chester Memorial hospital where Legislature for charter ehangea. daily "Holiday Clul)” program. spent with the TV program and tion." wa.4 stibmiUed to the Gen­ The inlriiducllon of two bills, Go To Any Barbor Shop. PlMlpa (M d w u ImUlled u pres- at Manchester Memorial hospi­ .Mrs. Garri.son will be heard on the ed with a surprise hou.se-warmlng his condition today was "not seri­ Both representatives seemed to other pastimes. eral Assembly by Rcpreactitative F.owers indicated, left him on a think that the town, by means of M » t «C OibboM AMcmbly. Catli- tal. I (c.K) II. m. broadcast tomorrow and last night by her asaociatea In ous." He suffered a possible con­ WED. 8 P. M. Bowers, a member ot the Hcptihli- "spot', considering his views and But If You Want tho BEST Service and Cliildren will be accepted if I Mr.s. Ash on next Monday's pro- cussion and contusions of the knee. putdie referendum, has the right oUe t s O i m o t Oolumbu*, Uwt eve- Helen Davidson Lodge, No. 98, can Town committee bis position in regard to the they do not have a fam ily doc­ j gram. Both women will rend their State Policeman Philip Larizzo i now to amend end alter the char- 4 A » h V 6 U « r S i rfm . Y. M. C. A. Mr* It shortly developi’d Umt neither mi asiires. o i TV ig c t m i// tw n $ tor or if they find it a flnancinl suggestions for making a dollar Daughters of 8»-otia. The former Auto Deiiiolighed of Colchester Barracks is investi­ ' ter under "home rule" provisions. Workmanship! Of Course! At the BurtordL who w m omted by State THURS. 9 P. M. of Uie proposed method.s of a town Both Bowers and l-aBcllo were Now three feat waya to get retli llO n * . n O a s . * go further In the home. Mildred Sutherland, she is a past gating. The car was towed from ! and does not need state legislative ftwridaiA M m Bdwln Drescher hardship to go to their doctlor. counser.q appointment prcatly a f­ piiasent last night as the matter (rnm HeiewV One. Phone- fiw president o f the lorlye. the scene. I sanction. They recommended, $ a o $745.80 I313J7 o t BaM e, and her Mdea. auccwcfe Pre-school children are those 111 Bolton Crash fect the public wcllare, but the wa.s brought up. I 'Mil loan Two, Write or phone Mrs. Morgan Porter, past pres- The Scotia daughters brought however, that minor correi lions 349 77 451.45 Mta. Btanlay Juroa of Brookflela who are planning to enter FRI. 8 P. M. method of appointment nii>;ht Repiesentativc Bowers told the for loan by moil. Three. Come in $ 1 D iilenl of the Woman's Auxiliary of with them a aupply of good things I still be taken to the Legislnturc •treat. Who haa aervod two terms aclKKil next September. 1 largely afTcct political ^dvaiitngu Direi tor.s tliat he and Representa­ Manchester Barber Shop "ct en.h in pereon at fkueno/ — eRyyHee fia %emm aaompt .Maiichester M emoiinl hospital, to oat. and also an artistic Chincae Frank Keltonir. 22, of Southing­ I for validation as this is less cost­ ■ lioio it'i "yea” to 4 out of 51 Gam. W. AK«*6 tmwf •v«nr7^«*al and haeomea honorary Pr^fld'"*- console set for table or sideboard. in town. tive 1-aBclle had been over both A Um at flM 6Wl6 t n 40 h o m e co m fo r t Otbar aaaoelate offlrera or tne who is in charge of tables for the ton, student at the University of lulls, and that they had also re­ 1101 Main Sr., Opp. the High Schaal ------ri leM i tIS *e $100 MoaHl m M €*a4*4jr»i*« m*0n whlrli harmonizes with Mrs. Ur- Connecticut, was traveling ea.st on NASSIFF Political Point of 'V'trw «l 6mA. ¥) nawty liiatalled prealdent follow: Joseph (liartler. She was pre­ annual spring de.ssert-bridge, May i read the charter provisions on ap- — •••"■♦•re *teee This started con.sideratiou ot the T o eletnae ten­ Vice iMaident. Mrs. Walter Anjl- sented liy Chairman Mrs. Mae- 2. at the Country Club, regrct.S to poinlnicnts. ARMS COMPANY two propo-saLa from the polltual der parU, ease MORIARTY Bros araon; recording secretary. Mrs. Ardle. who announced that Mrs. amioiime that reservations al­ "Nwds No Clarification" Special Attention To Juniors! I J J -rNf t o m p t m n [ 1015 M A IN ST. TEL. 2-1647 point of view, and beemi.iie they red, smarting Paul Ryan; financial secretary, C'hartier had treen maile an honor- ready received indiente an at- j Espotabs in tile light of this. Bowers ,st. 1 3 1 S C E N T t R 5 T had secured the appointment on skin and quick­ Mrs. J<*n Tierney: treasurer. ! a ry member of the A.ssemhly, in tendani e of over 160, and that no I butii itail nunc to liic coiiclii .c . T en ^ cn a l No Nasty Taitt . Tablet Form . Easy to lake the basis of the overriding of the ly promote rom- T E I 5 I J 5 M m Arthur Smachettl; mlstress- recognition of her leadership in more tables may he reserved. ' that the 1 liarter needs no a)H’ , i.,- Four Barhors On Week-Ends general managcr'.s recommenda­ _ fort, depend oa led Beer • ITATf THIATRI lUllDINO at-anna, Mrs. Frank Devoto; as­ Mrn. John Ilayfon l the work of making aurglcal dre.sa- iiient ilaiifieation . Bov.io ■ ,i •! it y$3 MAIN im iT , MANCHIiTm, CONN. sistant mistress-at-arms. Mrs. ings for cancer patients for the As a public service, First N a­ tion. Dcmoerat.s appear to favor : appears the town eoiiinsi 1 I , ■ ';,i liiniOIVTMENT CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY OPBN the Board of Directors' vcr.sinn. 0i«< 34)0 * G««rffa Htthiti, YM MANofor Edward Stelmark; sentinel. Mrs. chairman. past several years. .Mrs. MaeArdle, tional Bank will have a television iiglil of riTfinimendut ion, bin ib* HIUL and soar H WEEK-END while .Republican.s generally go for iDtnt »«46 H all (arreandinf l•«m Paul F. Kavanek. The program was preceded by a in behalf of the Assemhly, present­ screen set up In its lobby by to­ HOUSE PAINT! 1'ire. tors actually have the tight 28 HOURS their Town Committce'.s bill Also tnistee for one year. Mrs. delicious chicken dinner prepared ed gifts to Mrs. Edwin Drescher, morrow morning so that interested of Cllol' C. With poIitK'al Inies ttm., diawi', N’oliiig the lack of ii.'d for I E. J. Murphy: two years. Mrs. by Mrs .Sophie Kramer of Hart­ slate president, and to Retiring |iersoii- may wiitcli the Washing­ A .superior paint for use on all surfaces. Free flowing, President .Mrs. Stanley .Iiiro.s. it seem.9 lmpos.mble in a divided eithei lull, Bowers said Republican Milton Wapner: three years. Mrs. ford Rii.ad The lable.s were gay ton arrival ami eereinonies attend- 23235353535353484848234853534853534848534848532353234853535353485353232348304801024853020202 with spring fhovers, yellow pre- Mi.ss Hazel tu iggs loi al reader, dries lo a hard, durable finish. A modern and improved Legplaliirc for eillicr Dll) l,. be Tiu'.ji I bairinaii William Pavis John Daley Auditors, one year. iiig Ceiieral Mai.Arthur. Vico SHOE BRUNNER'S -- TELEVISION Mrs. Bernani Foparly; two years. doniiiiuling Mr.s Herlicrt Mac- entertained with .several hiiniorniis passed, the rcpresentative.s .said had given him permission to witb- Ardle, chiririiian of the comiiiiltcc, seleetlona, whieh were received ITesKtent .N. William K iiiglil of the formula makes it one of the finest coatings of its type. SPECIAL If there is any itullnatioi; in , draw tile I'.fd ’ version, and lie Mrs. Leo Kwash: three years. bank said the screen will remain a.skcd the Ituard "t P if i t o r s to OPEN WED.. THURS., Mrs. Joseph Voir.. served as toastmistre.ss ami Intro- with enthusiasm. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only! favor of either the one or the REPAIRING State Pre.siilent Mrs. Drescher dticeii the speakers Mr.s. C. L. Demeritt reminded in the hank for the New York wal- other bill getting llirougli the do tlie same for ils lull. Of the Better Kind FRI. UNTIL 9 P. M. was assisted by Ml.ss Marjorie Rev Ceorge Hughes of St. the members of the de.s.sert-bridge come to MacArthur on Friday. Legislature, it would be in favor AlUnnigb .some Inreclot.s hit •lames's i hiiri h brought a messag of Hie conililned assemblies in .St. CHILDREN'S SADDLE of the Board of Directors' bill. i;(d' cmmiltee members. and Tavlor of this town, honorary noNK w iin.E sta'te president, and by Mrs Rich- | fnmi Rev. .Inhn K Hannon, the rer- .lo.seph'.s Cnnimitnity house. H.irt- Til kets are slill aviiilable for lie®* Last night Kepic.sent.ilive pre.siimablV took p ail in the ap­ jo n proval of the Rrpubltcfur bill, they ard Po.st. state secretary who •tor, and rhiiplain of trie A.s.scniidy. foril, .Saturday, May l!i. at two the lerliiie "Roaming m Wyoiii- Bowers . cxi'lamcil he had intro­ showeil ,a ilisposition last night not VOii W AIT served as marshals All officers who wa.s called to Rostmi Rev. o'eloek and stated that she had iiig " by Hob Hewitt to be given Gu«> duced the GOP bill, and eoji.sidcred j to ahaielon their o-.vai ii.easurr- were attired in colorful. floor .l.niiies 1’. Timmins, rector of .St. tickets. al the Bowers school Friday cve- GALLON himself a loyal Repiihlioan. How­ OXFORDS ever. he said, if both bills .stand, h*’ ha.slily They votO'l to put over ar- SAM YULYES length gowns. Itridgot's church, gave an liispirii- , .Mrs . MaeArdle. ■ rhairman. . .. and nlng al 7:3d under the aponsor- Mrr Hayford. the new presi­ tional talk on this i hanging world, her in.stallalion h,iiu|iiet eommitlee i Hrotherhood of the Sizes 812 to 2. will feel that he should regard tlic ' tion until the next regular meet- 701 M M N S T R K K T Board o f Directors' version as the ' mg of th.’ Board in two weeks. dent, has been an active worker. and tile nefd for faith and the g iv ­ w»*rr ac'ftirth'd a vntu of thanka. Kniamirl I.,ulhvnui rhnrrh for thi* ing of lair I'cst to the living of Slip wn.R ably Rsslstrfl by Mrs Jo- COLORS expression of the governing body I Representative [.aBelle. eonriirr- In a brief speech enlisting the co­ benefit of Hoy Hcout Troop 126. \ ea< li day, not regretting what h.is soph Volz. Mrs. HayniMnd Mn^e- operation of her a.asociate officers Those tlesirin^ tickrts may call and members, and thanking them passed, nor trying to foretell the dorn. Mr.<^. nmilOB Mra. • OUTSIDE WHITE • GLOSS Celebrating 20th Anniversary the church office or contact any ' future, which is in the hands of « ’linrioa KasolnuRkna. Mra, John $ 2 4 7 for the honor paid to her. she an­ nicmhcr of the Brotherhotxi, Scout (li.id. Willard, Mrs Milton Warner, nounced the re-appointment of Troop committee or Stoutmaster • INTERIOR FLAT • ENAMEL Mrs. T. F-dward Brosnan, wiio has Among the honored guests was Mra (*'harles Johnaon and Mias Mrs, M arian'! <*hartirr, widow of Lury Bnrrfra Raymond WoRman. whiief been a most efficient publicity • KALSI-KOTE • BARN RED Wbrle al the stsart... and iL siaye The I,,ndira' Auxiliary o f Man­ CHILDREN’S LEATHER OXFORDS chester (Yafitor, No. 17. Disabled • PORCH AND DECK GREY WITH LONG WEARING RUBBER SOLES $1.87 ’ American Veterans, will meet to- , niRht at ei^^bt o clock at the V. F. Classified Advertisements ' W. Post Hoir.e Others From $2.97 Including Brown, Wine SOLD ONLY BY — T.-rO n l y Showing in Manchester: - O T H K Il ;\nvs. O N P.\(;K 18- Saddle Oxfords and RIack Patents DU PONT HOUSE PAINT i M r and Mrs T»avid Bennett, of Kooma Withniii Hoard 59 Houses for Sale 72 HouiWfi lor Sale TZ ' Wareham. Mn.^^.*^ . funner residents I Ilf \V'orlf!\ I .if),’cst j «if WofKlhndi;e strcrl, have been QUALITY FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMH.Y l Ilf ('i)inplftc r\’ MAN(T1E.STER room ranch SA VE AT • 0 I clevision RccciM’r ROOM For Rent at 19 Johnson visitinj; relatives an«l friends in DIAMOND’S See I’ lfU iif 1 ubc ■ \hitnt Terrace. One minute from Main IMMFni.ATK type house. Three hedroom.s with toUTl. See ■treet. References. Phone 7843. radiant heat, tile bathroom, at- • . . l'ir>t Showing III ( otiiirf t ifiit Of "Lric’ ()('(’l l ’ANrV tachcl garage plus a itomatie Mts.s P Winifred Saretzki'.s for­ CLEANS ITSELF! \Vorkitip :^0 In. Sot ROOM FOR Rent. No kitchen washer, disliwasher and refrig­ mer .-ixlh i;raile ela.ss al the Wash- privileges. Gentleman preferred HARPER'S OUTLET Four room single, two unfliii.«h- erator Only Jt.'iUdO Si livartz m>;ton sidiuol. 19H»-o0. re« ently A R M Y AND NAVY The rr.in.yparcnt Call 5252. The DuMont W^esrmin^ter 11 ■ d. tuiilt 1949 Ne;ir stores nnd new Heal Estate Cal: Anita White donated a sum of money to the Broad .street Scliool. JlO.Otki This .8274. Shopping Center for the Thrifty TV Set EMPLOYED Gentleman Plea-ant ('ancer Kun le will be h«-Ul Friday war ('apt* i VkI Four rooms down ni lUlING LOTS IN ATT. evenir.]^ al 4u^ht o'clock at the R E F IN E D Young man desires ro\:^;ht4l In upniairs Fr4)nl tbn- h«ime of Mtn Donald Clohellle. 12 DUNCAREES mera. bippl/iit*. nice hn'-rmrT.t si'.rnoN.s OF t o w n . room and board, in private home. Marble slrcel. To Stock U p O n Good reference.-. W rite Box Y, Immodiatf «»* < upai.ry Sales prio* Herald. 1.^ with a liberal morl- S. A. RFFCIIFFR 1 4;' k L j-.:' KHpe RVBiribtr. T. J. tYorkett R e a lto r ' REFINED Middle-aged gentleman broker Phone r»-liri. PIk im p 6'.ii>!1 PiTbunal N olirrs dealrcs room an.*ike at III'p h t re, j Sanfonzod blur denim. : L Will give puano le.s.sons free to nvimR. livin#; r4»om. kitchen. To lar^e buildtnp lot.*- with shade | Card of Thanks Tw o poukels. Kla.slic wai.st. Size.s 3 to H. family members if desired l»e a - be hmit .Sun.s4*t Katate.s, Vernon.' trees Overlook Drive Wm T n l-h I * '-Npr- r4’.-1 Id at t - tton in country or suburb.-, with Larjir Nit.'j, full uellarB. plnater. in- ; Kanehl hi*».der Phone 7773. f.-lt I'd.- k.- t . n,A m i fr: i.l« U.'V. Juvenile Apparel i ’nrl K. < Hni iT: .4: 1 .x :4!o m.. ml-. i.« ’ s hour driving distance of Ea.st , anlated. circulalinK bol water, • if the rh-i,. \ fHniil'.-- w I'll fis Wnt- I I LOTS on Oxford xtrgrt. .iO x l.-iO Hartford Best of references | heat ami up. The Allen k iiifi Hr.it t). f « f If I Id - .1 V- f kODl- W rite Box K. Herald. Kealt> C o, Realtors. J’hone IMO^. each W atei. aewor, gas and i,e.«s h'-ljifulr . '*!* ai'.l V MiiHithv fluriinr , GABARDINE benutif'il trees. Call evenings, mv i'C»*nt b‘'rBav*un* nt in llw ' PLAID DENIM e- PFSIRARLF RFSIDFNTlAI. 3408. I I.CO •f my hushfoi'l, r<-hr K. j Apartmpnts, Flats, P*'t«T.^i.n. 1 ftifio **xt*‘nfl thanks I who S'T.i f1 tri.) tributcji an*l 1 Tenements 63 NFtr.imoRiioon SAUK OK lx*a>e Mam street buai- ness loiation I'scd car permits th' »iii< l‘.'»ri4'.l us#* (*f CREW HATS Tara. j AVAILABLE May 1st. 5-room available Also industrial land, Mr.fi .\ri.ie Hr\r\4‘V .n. apartment with garage. Oil heat (’ iistom Capr Cod witli five centrally locnted Suhurhnn Rea), and Venetian blinds .Adults only. ty UfRitors. 4H Perkins street Card of Thanks SAVE! room.8 on one floor, [tlii.s ex- 160 per month. Box Z, Herald. I'hone 821.*). ' TIi. f.Mii:'- ,.r..r 111.- I.il. Mr-. Vii.r.l.- CHARGE pan.sion for two oti second. ------! ili-itrtTti .S,ir.;i!.t vi i.-ili 1-. ACCOUNTS FOR .SAl.k - Vernon buil'ling ! Il|.-ir il*'.-(>i-.-1 s[i[ii.-i-ln*: -’I fit...' ttuu.li.- Thursday* Friday'Saturday Business lyocalions Rcttcr liiiill one yc;tr ago. It lots threr mile.- from .Mamhes- > 1.11 »ti', -.. klli'ilv a.-Hi.-ti- t tti<-iil iliir-I INVITED Red. white, blue, navy, For Rent 64 ter D.i. -iit\ mu.’ tes from Harl- iK tli.-,r ...... t. ».«p...-iH|- green, grey and plaids. foril \'ia Wilhtii Cross Highway. |- tli-.-i- wli.i si-i.t ft- n.-rs .an-i g-ivc III* II .if tli-ir rsrfi. the SUMTER by DuMont the BURLINGAME by DuMont OFFICE IN Orford building Real P'ne recreation Cai! R K.ihan. Vernon. Phone I 1 ‘■'’n^l'ination .storm win- Rockvi le .iS.-i.I3 ll^r fioiifi M.rurn, Thr Sumter” 1^ KeetjnguUr Picture The Bur!inK4mv — perfonnaiu r ymi vi Croup of BOYS' BLACK ZIP-FLY Tub ( lean ltnej opcn fgce table model. hi dreamed of -- mith upremch bcaudfut (lows and .scrof-n-i, attached t11*^'>lRA BLF l>it. near Princeton SiD-rtn.ih Croup of GIRLS' STORE FOR Rent, centrally lo­ street school, lOo x 192. Phone Bii; |< ture pcrfornuiritt in a compact tic $ 2 8 9 9 5 cabinet tlufiign Ihnll to the >li4rpmfi5. S 45995 cated. Suitable for any type ot garage $16,200. Coventry 1-/48S. TEXAS JEANS •»pn Plug in for nxord player. the brilliatue oi I'erftu repryHluciion on business Next to Manchester COATS with HATS the 17 ■ Kften Prime Meat Market, 103 ('enter PAUL R. ISMAM “ No One Sells For Leiw" SPRING COATS •treet. For iletalis esll 2-8075, Realtor RrHiirl I'rnperty for Sale 74 formerly a 2.98 Hartford i-lSO.'! ( Fv(‘iiiiig.<) Arthur Drus[ Stores 12.98 to 16.98 W a n ted to Kent 6H .Mr. .MeRride, Manchc.ster 4816 foinierlv 16.98 to 24.98 1 Q 9 8 value ATTFNTION G.T.’s LIQUOR DEPT. size.s 2 to 6 W A N T E D -3 or 4 room rent by A.N OLDER Home with three down I Open 8 A. M. to I I P. M. 2 adults. Refereiiees. Write Box and two up Kxtia lot Owner has] $7,800 Sizes 4 to 12. Sanforized. r S. Herald to sell Hou.se is heated by oil. Zip fly. Four pocket.9, Dazzling white . . . yoar after year! 'Diul's Specify "Self-cleaning” Du Pont House Paint I.xcellent condition Purchaser i Attractive 4-room Cape studs. 4 OR 5 ROOM unfiirr.i.shed apart­ 1 9 9 8 how your house will look when you paint in white or popular tints. Your Du Pont 0100000200008948485353482323232323485353892323 car move, in immediatci.v. r ric c u , Cod.'^. A ll con ven ien ces, b each to ment or house Two adults Phone Croup of BOYS' with Du Pont House Paint. It actually clcan/t dealer or painter will be glad to tell you how 4211. right, too For details, call T. J. I privilege, located in Ro.nedale ('rockett tiroker, al 5416, I iturlf . . . shods dirt and dy,st with every the "Self-cleaning” process works in your 3, 4 OR 5 Rl'OM.^ f'hib, at KEDS or HOOD'S ^ '‘fclongl i;,x P.ixiM.i; ciimplite. Oil steam THE FINEST LONCEE SUITS heavy raini Normally, this ’’Self-i leaning" area. And where the surface is new wcxid or Manche.ster middle aged couple | Cushion Arch Tel. 2-06.58 after 4 p. m, I heat .Sunpoiiii. .Storm windows, HOLTON LAKE. HOLTON famoii.'a make coat? with add-a- profes-s start," within a few months. However, badly weatliered paint, start with a coat o f .sere* n.-i ai.d aw nings. Verv clean Inspection Invited IN year hems in navy or red. Smartly excessive soot rw heavy shade, or stains from Du Pont House Paint Primer. It assureg R E N T WA.NTED by veteran. Am thriv.igbuat .xh.nle trees. Near hu.s formerly to 11.98 L. F. DeMARS. Builder tailored of fine wool covert. 1 Q 9 8 SNEAKS metal surfaces .such aft copper screening, may maximum adhesion o f the finish coat. tired of living alone. Have a wife line, sPuen (';’.ai:*: Lesper.'ixce sizes 4 to 8 and level ■■ child in New York, 362U Tel. Manchester 6420 USED CARS interfere with or delay this process. who would like lo be with me. A sizes 3 to 6x, 7 to 14. Gabardine, Leisure and Rugby Sizes Sizes Treatvourhouse to this long-last Ingljeauty. suitable rent w’ould make us a THIS MONTH ONLY 950 Chevrolet Heetline happy family again Call Man­ 5 to 12 I2'..; to 3 VNiuiiefi— Heal Estate 77 4-Door Sedan J4eoter. chester 2-1826. EXPANSION GAPE COD Save the Surface and You Save A ll! L’HOE.NTLY Needed, Modern TW O WOMEN desire unfurnished 1950 Chevrolet Styleline 2 . 9 8 Consider these feature.i; homta. 2 to 4 bedrooms. Caah 2 - 7 9 room with kitchenette Kindly buyers waiting. Call Suburban Deluxe 2-Door. Heater SAVE* ON CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR call 2-4706 Custom btiilt for present MAGNIFIED CROSS-SECTION SHOWS SELF-CLEANING PROCESS Realty Co.. Realtori, 49 Perkins owner. Excellent condi­ ^O IIT W A N T E D I'nfurnished rent by street Phone 8215. 1949 Chevrolet Heetline riNC tion throughout Fire­ >ARTICIES WNtTC Manchester vi-teran. References. place ate.am l,cat. oil Deluxe 2-Door. Heater CONE POPLIN OR POWOEt Phone 5696. CONSIDERING SEU.ING .1 burner. Well insulated YOUR PROPERTY? Better Quality STRIPED SEERSUCKER T // 48894853484848235348485353484848000123234848 (roof in.sulntinn tit>stalrsi. 1950 Chevrolet Styleline I’ amous Make • Felt SLIPPERS Very nici-Iy !andsca|>ed. Without obligation to you. we Farais and I .and for Sale 71 Will appraise or make you a cash Deluxe 4-Door. Radio Boxer SHORTS Gooil neighlKirs. Immedi­ X \l the BROOKVILLE by DuMont the ARDMORE by DuMont ate occupancy. 3ff«r for property. See us before and Heater. 170 ACRES (50 clear); good 10 zip front - platform you aell. /e All D«ifiti coRtet du^t tnd room house. 2 oaths, furnace; CHILDREN'S SHOES Hopalong Western, 1.19 2. W'ift Du Pont Houti Piint. S* Raim wDtfi off tNt po»4ar 4e Salf-daanifti ttavH iurfaoa I'nil Price— $12,2.50 Phone 6273 1949 Chevrolet Styleline a 1.49 tfrtae the whole Jarje equipped barn (26 ticupsi. b r a e -b u r n R E A L T Y sizes 6 to 3. a ftw mnnlM. on lurfKti ai- in Llcan lined comtempofdry conwle. You •ii enienainmcoi world made wooderlulb Cash Required $3,150 Special 2-Door. Radio cumjiittd dirt and gniria. •pifklinf wHitD (Of ypift. This ymtag slock bim , other outbuild- value Dotad to tun and wtithof, daamni proctn ii iradual and •t-'l ICC a ricai. brilliant, steady image, $4 1 9 95 clear end teal on the life-iiie, 19-inrh $ 4 6 9 9 5 Inga; pond, brooks, long frontage S E L L IN G ? (Contact this office for Less To Veterans and Hooter. None Le$$ Than Red or Blue. dou not advorsotv atact Did un .1 iibed in indu*tr>. You 11 thrill to •rreen of dii> niperlative tct. Here ii • o a -S U te highway, $i8,ooo bar- prompt and depoidable service. Reg. 1.98 val. leng lift ot tiM paint th« deep, full resonance of superb, static- raattcrpiece ol rraftimanahip . . . a cab­ s a ,8 o o with 26 head and eitutp- Alice Caampet Agency. Phone 2 1950 Chevrolet Styleline 5.98 to 8.50 sizes S to 8 free FM reception inet gracefnlly designed to blend into the meat. Several other large ar.d DOUGLAS RLANTHARD 4543 nr 2-4)880 ot 2-U028 .99 fcheme of decoration lo your horn*. amall farms, terms arranged. Rf'altor Deluxe 2-Door. Radio S P R iN G IS H E R E ! Bu.vera are sizes 6 to 8. 8'2 to Wellea Agency. Coventrv. Te! 7- Pbone ^447 FAMOUS MAKE waiting! List with us for quick and Heater. • .Ml prieea include Federal Tax Iiutnllntlon— Waj-nanty nnd Kales Tax extra. 6STS. 12. 12'2 to 3. sale. Madeline Smith, Realtor. "HOPALONG" E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. IXKiKING FOR ■ home or proper­ 1949 Packard 2-Door 2-1642 ot 4679. gtiue-SANDALS 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER for Sale ty in and around Manchester? Radio and Heater. STRAP SHOES: PATENT, WHITE, ______7-2 Then contai^t T. J. Crockett, at W ANTED-iour property th sell BROWN. RED. SWEAT SHIRTS 8DI-'^ItOOMS, fina %nfinljhed, oil his office at 887 Main street or Reliable ouyers waiting with Save the $urface and you save M l phone 5416. Many houses for sale: caah. Finances arranged. W e elsewhere hast, automaUc gaa hot water HARTFORD ROAD HIGH SHOES: BROWN. WHITE TO some building lota, choice land need 4-6-6-T room singlee and 2- 3.98 haatar; ameaite drive, comblna- SIZE 10. 4.98 to 6.98 sizes Uqa-storm windows and screens. In Talcottville and Bolton: some family bouses. Howard R. Hast DSED GARS BRUNNER’S—TELEVISION Investment property. Check with inga. Phone 2-1107. 4 to 12 atM lot, well landscaped. A real TIB SHOES; RED, BROWN, WINE. Crockett before you sell or buy. 270 H A R T F O R D RO AD 358 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5191 iMir^afi •16,M)0. Veterans li.soo LISTINGS Needed— Single homes, sizes 6 to 8, 8*4 to 12 TE U E PH U N C 2-4168 dawn. Non-vsteran $2,600. Im- 4-ROOM House and 25 acres of multiple units, farms. cotUgei Red • Brown • White White, Blue. M alse »U.i5.».»t.6n-, Tnadfata occupancy. Goodchiid i NOT EVERY SIZE IN EVERY STYLE land on Cedsr Swamp road Cov. Free appraisal. Allen Realty Co Open Until 9 P. M. .H...5348482348234823234802020100020102000101005353235348532353484831485323235302020001025353484853535323532353232353485353534853534853485348484853482353 R ealty <3o., 16. Foreet street. I entry. Michael Habcrern. Ttl. 180 Center »trect. Phone 3105 Ftioae TMS.or 8MX. > Coventry 7-6422. evenings 1-0438. if;- / MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MT^DNESDAY, APRU. 18, 1951 f a o b s h t ie e ic PAGE SEVENTEEN prints, gauzy voiles and even cot­ GirPs Play Set ton tweeds. j "SWEETHEART ROSE ' STER­ »B OO LING SIL'VEB FLATWARE la Lunt’a new and enchanting de­ REWARD sign available at the DEWEY- Red Sox Pick Up Just Where They Left off a Year Ago RICHM AN COM PANY, 767 Main Will be paid to anyone street. The delicate spray of furnishinff information roaea at the top and across the leading to the arrest and Comiskey Knorks Pantn handle of the pieces idontlfles the conviction of person or per­ THE I’roa-aic Rrply pattern as a lovely accessory to Emanuel Lutherans Off of Rival Fighter sons committing theft or distinguished hospitalitv A.sk Down in Konttirky they’re llaschi Blanks Hose about both plare settings and willfully and unlawfully Portland, Ore., April 18.—(,r. Herald Angle still tollinc how Adolph Uujiprt serving piecc.4 for wedding or damagrinf' property- of the -' Rig Pat Comlskdy, 221 1-2, ’IT. nf K. hn-Hkethall tram trail- shower gift.s. Cop Church Pin Title By I service. You'll need a moderate after all, as a closet crammed with Paterson. N. J.. knoeked the i*d St .L>hn‘5 f-2 ( .41111)1; Dick Fllsler. Del Rnnis and Ml.k* imported machine with ilK-rap ac- BOOTS of olive drab are the extra I minutes of baking. answer to a variety of problems, Of Rolling; Ahruitis head Jolted him ao hard that hi.tsle.l a pop fly ball near the rd w riter aaked. -B ut Ailolph. l,ri)ion "Llp-I>irk’' case whieh Includes nn monickers in the American and Oolint led the Phils nlne-hlt nl- tloB that, without iittnchments. p in for a fl.iiherman na the from roughness In young hands to Named Company At Ills trunka ripped down the (iitchei s luix The catcher clmppeil firm t thi'v :«)ipp($Ketl to be ------.«.e. opens These necessities are ■'outside" lipstick (at $.3,.17i to I High Average Pinner; « 1 H E HiirL liuliang lo 2-1 lack a t Brooklyn before 19,2lT on buttons or ? d i t r L : hut wanted to stop and change summer and you II come up with ed honie The catcher grabbed the plied Rupp. but they re not ^ i«'lorv 0$4*r T ig 4 T S nnd Emaniifl Lutheran won thp 19.10- supj.osr.l to play like sms- run homer beat Brooklyn for the embroidery and applique CTY WARD COMPANY and VER HOLLOXt WARE for decora­ natural oil* lost in work or any sttek. chan'jp. and cigarettes, > rfcfrrtlsi 'k Ursl|lt^ hut Referee Fddie Volk mn.le ■•■onic cut ITS. . .F or iiiatancr, in ball nri.l stepped on the j'latc In­ m akes blind stit.-hinK^ ■11 championship m the Church leiirs ■■ p.-nnant last year, hit two sin­ thev till all requirements - drat tion in one'.s own home or for drying situation. And there's a these are effertive gifts ami proud j .'\m*'riran him continue. A crowd of han- the National I>>ague Iher.' is a st .'ad of loiii hing the rtmner. The .loo Kolohlor made, with a rotary bobbin, it a half price sale just now, on the ex- Bowling Lcagut by winning three A ^ "rk IJ t'. illcr.s .screened Joe with low.'ls gles anil scored twice. Ennis qiiablv rubber, adjustable knee .sine to delight gifts for Spring nccea.sories to own. | H.chniond but no Ivc. a R ii.hIi but intielil fly was in effect on the \ r S|M>rlM WrliiT amaidnglv easy to operate. Drop harness, and clealed sole against •wed.lings En.ni the beautiful lines clu.sive Dorothy G ray product- the points from .North .Methodi.st .No, ‘ 2 P- ITAJI 1 anil bathrobes and they piille.l ball.-.I b.ill and Ibeie was no force halle.l III three riina with a hom- in and a.sk for a dein/islration of I *'nr 1 17. St, Lf)utp 3. no slow, a Walker and no lumu r. I.s thi.^ To b4* finolhoi I't anil single Goliat socked a slipping .Sizes are 6 to 12. of the iinadoi oed Paul Revere regular $2.00 jar for only $1.00 at 24 H o u r 2 while South M ethodist No. 1 took a quick-change act between play, tliiis the run scored . . . Vic thin profc.‘5sionnl martuno for HA^T>S0^fF nrNF^TTK SKTS -•fiii'gtA;i ►> PhllH'iAlphla 1. a Sauer but no .hw.'. i , a Walz but bri«I«‘.sin:iiil N'lMir fL»r no.st*»n .h per- f.iiii-hugger in the second inning bowl.s to the delicately decorated the WEIJJON DRUG COMPANY. of chronic aivl boMuti- ! three point.s from the league lead- : Natinnal the first and second rounds no foxtrot, a Dark but no light, a Bay lock will receive $1,000 for am atpnr use! pnnml Ioft-Rt-tb'' (iUar Sox * to gain the honor of connecting Hybrid RED RHODODEN- Chippendale design, there Is Ster­ fully colored F'ormirn nre m»>n-, in sliriibs ha\e v.-ry good root.s and, SALE, which eonlimies through but no hunter, a Fogg but no Min. Joe Liven has resigned ss head nii^ht have h.nn n Mro of tbinK" alteni|its. The righthander out- Iv rrt with the Hrillsh Americans . . . these beaut’fully patterned, fine will arid immea-surably to o ne*' .Saturdav at the PINE I’HARMA- and coral forty-one inrhea wide varied derrirs. frobi "p'’nf*<]" to .second With 113.4s while Fred .Me-' a Bridges hut no tunnels, a Ij i « coach of the Yankees In the hsse- to rninr M Rinat'ka toti nm rb *-tr(.ll ...... debut tonight as the NBA welter­ for M others P ay not too far 111 $1 0 0 , a $1 .'lU value of 16 greet­ In these days of unrest, when 8714 ■SI. .I,vines -No 2 1. i?o .Mellio- McCoy, n Maxwell but no Hcnny. assi.stant football coachea and his dei ISI.IO to resirti hennisi- of s jtlirni ;»5 the Manie pul\iMlr.tn;; rile W'lushinct.'ii Senators de­ chair paddlntr of >:ray u dii rcfl, ...... weight champion but he won't be nwav Distlnrtive Cheney prints in ing ciml.s III $ .bb, two regular lOU- irritable dispositions and taunt ex­ 3-8 yr*. * Complalaly Modarn di.st .No. 1 3; Fhranuel Lutheran a Wright but no wrong, a I’liin Beagle will draw down $300 for new working schedule. jteaiu that nin off II straight feated the Phlhiilelphla Athletics. If your yoiingstera like the flavor blue or preen, a.s wrll ,ns r ' ’'A''re»l risking his crown. a nice rhoire of beroming colors iiiitll.' a.'.i’irin for $..V>. two two- pressions rank high as eharni de­ * Immadlotaly Avollobla 3. .No .Methodi.^t .No. 2 1; Zion rilt.«l>urph l.imo — but no able, a Baker but no can­ assisting Neipp with the cagers. (7rHpi fnilt LenRiir vlrtorlrx 6-1, behind f’on Mnrerro In the Ilf molas.ses dribble one-half to one desipns Any su*'h fnrr.diire are availahle in remnant lengths ' quart hot w ater lings at $2.40, Iw.i tractors. It's a good idea for the Lutlioran 3. ,sio. -Methodist No. 2 \'<'w V-rk 1 non In a 10-round, over-the-welght dlestick maker, a Fthr but no Irish Hob Murphy's manager I It mmle M rn.xv t*i i*Mal! the first nipht nprner in American tenspo of It over a half grape­ By Sue Burnett needed within th** next f*'w yeirs rter nirertor John Hedlimd an­ lust now at the exceptional price i liiiMl.'.s Ilf imported olive oil at sake of your beauty as well a.i t’lti.'.ng.. match Bratton meets Don Wil­ near, a I>enion but no orange, a plans to (irotest the foul de.lsii.n Sox of l!MT -IS-4t*-r,0 Al|. ;Ia*ngu,* hi.-lory. fruit. ChiUlKii usually like molas.ses - j An adorable little plBV outfit for 1 .U_,,id he luirrhised \vhil<‘ the ■e l; .St. Bridget's -No. 1 1, Center I’hilU'lrlpM I nounces that Harold Geer has been of $!'.'■> a vaid at the CHENEY .$1 .'it), two ilei ks of bridge l ards at your nerves--to dip often Into the a vails hi Wm. P.Quish Congos 3, No Methodist No 1 liams s ( AMiie vanilla ire rream and top with a tu -t:oul.'d t.ible m a ts at $ 40, two T h e In Q iiir c T ;(fHONE MANCHESTER 4340) in the International Boxing Club's but no green, n Trucks hut- no For extra relaxation, try bor­ she can add the tiny bolero to pre­ .Second Congo 4, St. .lames No (■ 1 n r; n n «I .•li-x) landed a low blow. It was the first from the DiMlgers to the Yankee.s il>4'it*' Al)-Amrnrr\ **hoire for BABY STROLLERS that make few ginger miap crumbs. | hot Ill's ol white shoe c leaner and rowing an idea from the huiqi- "video series. " cars, a House but no roofs, a jthe vent loo mu< h sunburn. t o: .SI. B udget's .No. .2 -0, .St. Today'R ((imeM bout In 20 years in Boston to be a.s’an assistant roach, life delightful for baby and ea.sier 1 polish at $ 26 and innunierahld skirt days. Add pine ml to your Swift but no fa.it. a Berrv hut no decnle.l by a fniil . . Tony Panciera i TTien th*'v .xtfirt to plfiv for Thnni*j;li in Open P a lte m No. 8714 is a sew-rilc .Mate .s .No. 2 I A m rriran ' The bout will he telecast over a for Mother are priced from $.s b.'i MAGI-KfilER PAINT ROL-j 1 patent ni. db Hies and cosmelira. bath water. I berry, a Wood but no forest, a has been a|ipoiiite.l baseball coach kr*'ps T)i**\ str IV nw.iv fr**m perfornled patlern for sizes 3, 4, I iumI Manding* B *;tAn ;.t .Now VTk- T*4|Ar (2-0) I national netwi.ik beginning at 10 Man. Iiester members of the (’on- up at KEMPS INC. Tr,.t Mam LEK, advertised nationally on i Mose.i hut no Pharoah. a .Starr at Meiideii High. Ttie one-lime ft iun.Hv r»iU Ami ILts- .1, 6 , 7, H years. Size 4, dress, l'K» 'V. L. v.«. L-.pal ilV-Si. , p. m. lE S T l. ni'.tii'ut Hoard of Approved Kiuie . Pmch .i.si, ,N. i; April 18 u D -r Street. Some .strollers have at­ lelevision and elAcwherc. is ini hut no moon, a Yotinc hut no old. tt-rn'K br4Tr*‘vx bt'r('»ni(' bfit- Kaiea Ilf varied aliape.H reipiire RENTAI. EQUIPMENT FOR; K iLinu* 1 Luth-TLn ...... Vr ;i4 Wa'MhIi',trT'>ri H* Phila'IcIphu n-iKhti' The 23-year-old Bratton is a I'mvcr.sity Ilf ronnectk iit athlele ball Umpires incln.lr Clirtib.' A c.iupl,' of il uiie lio,.4 who cooled tached shopping lings; many are slock at the MeGlLIolTlNVERSEl 5 5 9 7 1 yards of 35-inrh; panties, 'S yard; Mufl.« .11 tI4 ti 8. Rrlji!»l*> i7-19i. veils lit dd'ti'li'Ut lyiirs. The laey HOME RENCVATI.NG is inex-| w J N''*. 2 ...... I lA heavy favorite. He said, however, a Combs but no hair, a Units..n siiirceds Rcrnie Sprnfke . . Hal 1U‘ itx huTrl'UMf* liiii'l*'rx hc- I their larlieels lor iiours before glamorous with chrome trininiing; B.\ Mrs. .\niie < iiliut bolero, 1 yard. ;, 5,1 Ni>, I ...... 7t| .V) riiicaKo at Si Loxila-Krotlow tO-2) I Tooinrv. .Iimniy O'Leary and AI CHlMPANY. 66.1 Main street. The' 1 liiek M il thill luld-s piqiiani y lo pensive and most coiiveiiu nt at j he was taking no chances. but no Mississippi. Lewis, ser.mtl hnseman with the I t'liTvi* hnrmirs.x Pretty pineapples .and intniiilure Fur this pattern, send 2.V plus SALESWOMEN I .'G th ol; t ,\ . 1 ...... fi7 .S3 V8. U ;'jin xr I 7 -11, [ G'Bnsiintl. 1 nuuiclmg Into the tournament 3ll are comfort hringcrs for the sleeve-covered rylinder holds a a Linv .snub nose may be entirely Shota Here and There Hamilton Props last season. Is pan.sles eonihlne to create one of the .lOHNSON 'PAl.NT COM- ^ >1 'qnK.i .\r>. 1 ...... c,f, ('loLfUni nt rvir<*tt -t Njfrht 8 —i "I'm taking these fights one at j Tl'** ^r/\.xon'x op^nrr prnvnt n , niBiuif a> turi.'d the m ajor surprises youngster and a ho. n to the proud iinbei i.iiiing to boldei, more pru- ."ic for first-class mailing. In mins There is plenty of aelivitv on the seeing little serine m .spring train­ lotnl loiHs >io fir n.s Hn.Hton u*.'< pint of paint, which Just rolls on the loveliest dnibes. ('roetlet the PANY. 699 M.sin street. For j j ' Sr J .|i? 1 h4 T'*'. \^ > nr iiv-vi x.q Trout | a time and right now I'm concen­ las the .N'orlli and South Amateur parent w-ho wants baby to get iiouneefi le.itiire.s. sanding down table tops and her 1 > address, size desired, sport.H scene this week with the ing with Quebec . , .8 pec .Sheas Jake Banks, former cstotier with l onrorni''! Nnt **nlv wt'r#* Mir no laps, no brush marks, no drip­ renter in sparkling wliite and I lie ' s-• i:-i ftjiig') ...... tij Natiuniil I trating on Williams," flie Chica­ I I Gulf r.iurnnmenl field was whlt- fresh air In safe, Expenment u tut, iinlll you dis- vihra and the pattern number to Sue majr.r league baseball se.asoii,open­ father suffered a heart attack last the SI I.iiins Cardliials. is now a ping In the most amazingly short pan.sies in variegated thread for furniture there nre both a • N* L \'L 2 ,*iD 61 N-vi* Vf.rk ,8t - M iglio <16-4)1 goan said. Rf'*! Sox li'»rx**-rn]I'Ar*Ml, but tho lh*'l down to 32 plajers for today's stvli.sh manner Burnett The .Manchester Evening St. Hn-U'-f-B Na j ...... 5*; fi*, \s. Sain i201Ti. ing. final playoff scries games in .'4atiir.Iay afternoon while w atch­ lo. nl res..lent .lake rea.iles In the time a half hour for a ceiling, eiivei \^lll'tiler you look beat in a tor Sander and a belt .sander for Bratton became NBA welter­ Irity'k Mtitlnnnl Lrn^^ur ropreton- second round an enitm nling elTerl Herald. 11.10 Ave. Americas, New I'l 5 L N .. 2 ...... o4 66 Plulaflolphia Kt BrAoklj ij - Churrlj * the American and National Hockey ing his son pitch for the Yankees Green .Msiior section. The h ard ­ two or three hou.s for a whole veil lliHl jii.st covers your fore­ rent There's a spinner saiider WANTED [tatlvri. Hir HfMVt'*', n o ’o Le m U. Wnl.sh of W ilmington P attern No 1197 coii.si.sts of ( or (19-11). weight tltlist by beating Charley A B E A C T IFC L (T-OCK. de- York IP, N. Y. n r ( «ng'" .'3 67 I-cagurs, final playoff series games on television. hitting catrher iiiitflelder does not I repeft RM l.xtTv .Tinspn tb^ room This sen.satlonsl adjiimt to complete I'roitieiing inslrnctions, head, a iiii.sli il-iengUi one or a for tsking off exterior finish and Only RimoR nthodulofi. | F'u.sari al Chicago last month. of hoiin.ed W alker ('ii|.|H'r Harold ligned for a special spot is a moat You'll like the many interesting 12 T*’mii!e Ilrifh Shf)lnrii .... 53 67 in the National Haskethall Associ­ pl.sn to piny in tlie Tw'digtit T.rngtle m aterial reipurements, ititcii iliiis- ehin-I\'pe olio. Del ide, too, whether a floor sander if you're doing over We have two openinRs for saleswomen. Experience 1 ‘ S* I . f . 1.2 • l N' I . 1’ ..... ’ 1 6t* International ' Bratton will get 2 7 percent of vivit thenv niit. 4 O, TA’ith I’a.ld.K'k, ,lr . of ( li'ielanil Heights, effective gift and very nice for home iiaintlng will save lioth sewing .suggestions contained in the ation. plu.s the usual weekly box­ tills aenson becau.se of his job. trntiiins and llnistiing ilirections a .serurely-lasleiied veil is m ore floors. Power w axers are iiirlud- n St .Mar\ .-4 .\'i., 2 ... i. 7.{ Ottawa al Sr*rliiKnei«I (6 p. m l tonight's net gale plus $ 1,000 for f\vr IlMlr xlnrlr** Ohio, Old ol ysterilaj's Initial one's own home. MATHh.RS AT money anit physiesil strain. Spring and Summer fashion. Sew- helpful but not necessary. ing cards. Then too, there 'is the Send 20r plu.s 1c for fir.st-i la.sH b.'i oiiimg lhan a lly-away one. ed in the ni.tny pieces of equip­ l-‘ St. .Mnrk j» .N‘>. 1 4;{ 77 television rights. Williams will gel I'*iiln(|rlp)ii I' m ...... Itn;^ rlin m - gra|ii.hng 'J and’ 1. foi the big eye- THE CENTER shows a most in­ siniplc styles, special features; 1*1 Zion Lutheiaii ...... 41 76 -North .and South A m ateur golf Linescores The shower faedilles at the Fast plon * Phils (Iowno‘1 Hmoklyn'k NYI.ON MARQlHSEm-: l« the mailing, in loin.s, your name, a d ­ ment that are used too seldom to If you are inexperienced, then Grant’.s is anxious to SehoUatle Raaeball Kesiilta 2 2 ’5 percent plus an equal TV opener. triguing line of c’loeks electric, Spring IS here! h'resh paint and 1 gift patterns printed inside the The roll-off between the Aral tourney at Ibnehurst, N. C., plus Side Rec will be closed from April nt Kbh*'tn Klrtd fabric of fabrics for window ciir- dress and tile P atlern Niimlier to hiiv. I Windham (W'llllmantlc) 12, Mid­ share. numerous other minor aports ac­ A atiort time later Ben Goodes hand-wind, travel clocks, and Big p a je r giv.a lift lo Uie home. The I bonk. Send 25 renla today for your train you . . . Learn while you earn. We will teach you BIX team s foi a leg on the Alex­ dletown 7. 21 to April 28 for repairs. A new Robin Robert' whonf flnnl-*1nv of Rcldsville, a senufuiallst here taina that enham e the aiipi aratu e Anne I'aliiil. Tile Manclii.ster Eve­ tivities . . . Johnny Brstton of By The Associated Press I or Little Bon. There a a GenernI SIlEKUIN - WILLIAMS COM- ander Jarvis Trophy will be at I Rockville 11, Newington 4. holler will be Installed during this trlnmph ovrr tb^ Rrookn pnvn thn ning Herald. 1I1U Ave. Anieiicas. TRON-ON RUG BINDING Is ' ______merchandisinn, checking: stock and ordering:. Racing Chicago and Don Williams of Wor­ Amrrlffta I nine years ago. ui.eiuled hlghly-re- Electric al.arm clock at $4 4:i, a of a room without dimming the I’ANY has a full line of INSIDE 6 30 next Tuesday evening. j St. Thnniaa Seminary 11, Junior n .Ft .n , ihKi ikH) non o 6 i lime. Sliowers at the West Side T'hllx th^lr flrnt flap In vrnrn .New' York 19, N. Y. only $.1.1 a yard al the Notion New York -Why Not Now. cester are paired in the ten roiiiid gitrdeil P. J. HoBlwrlghl of Aiken, Baby Ben for the bmidiur at $6 6.1. light, ('heney's lortv-eight im h A.ND m 'lS I D l'; 1'AI.NTS, a.s well The Annual Banquet will be held I College of Commerce i New $16.20, survived claim of foul to N* u Y rk 0*12 'KKi 'HOi h 7 0 He.' will he si'nllnhle to menihers I In"! .«*‘HM)»n, n^^nln th\vnrlo*J the .5 i'., 6 and 4 and' a Duplex Time Keeper at Neeiilewiirk Fans Anne ('.itiot's Department of the .1. W. HALE | shatter your ear-drums by utter- Many employment benefits, including:: Vacation.s with main event tonight in Detroit. I'he marquisette ' IS forty-eight Inches a_s over 301) VI'ALLI'APKH DAT- at Garden Grove on Tuesday. May ' Haven i 2 win feature race at Jamaica. KUi'l-'f oil. ^t'I^♦•rm'U i7)i ami the pnhllc during the April I ' They limy not survive baday's $21.96, which aiitomnlieally hig new alutiiim is here I ’cizens COMPANY, and it's a utility of | mg every word in a shout, thert bout will be carried over tcevee by HI fl H Kiarlu nt,..' iGim. j 21 -28 period. wide for lovely draping easy to ri-:K.NS in .stoek a t p ru c s from pay. discounts on purchases, promotions on merit, re­ 1 at which time the Individual ' .‘'iiffielil Academy II, Western Laurel. Md.—Jack the Great. $4. ' Tb>h Lrmon. klnjf of thn lO.SO two Iounilh.'w hat with hot shots switches to battery if the . lertrl- of fa-sriTialmg new ilesigns, gift.s. innumerable uses A herring | begin at once'lo modulate your W.NHC In New Haven Frnlav HK NY J-r,"' M- \V:gl;t j make up. extremely simple to ilei'orations aivl .-.pei ml fi-atures .$.21 to .$2 00 a roll. M any kinall I Mass Dharmacy 2. won Holly Beach Purse at I>aurel. I pitf'hf'i.M thrrw n brlllUnt two- like Bill I'ampbcll, Frank Blroiia- p^y off Kroin kitctu'ti wmiI bone tape with adhesive hack that I own tonc.s. You'll find it's worth it tirement and sick plan, modern employee lounRC, Rroup prizes and team trophies will be night's televised bout from St launder and expi'ctlnnall.v duralile. | ...Plus four j;ift palterns an*l di-j pani’me to cho*»se from. Thou- awardixl. Lexington, Ky.—Cacomo. $23, Rejsorls have been receive.! that btttrr nt the Tlgrr^ to pitrh th** liaii, Dick Uhnpinan and Jim m y clocks to distinguished desk clocks can be ironed nn in a Jiffy, it's not | to w alk to wherever your young- Nick's in .New York will find niid- • '.p.^Lv- \ I'Bi nf¥i fim 2 fi i> The coat Is only 7.1c a yard at the j-ections. 2T> cents. •sanil.s ol nationally known papers, only a necessity in binding old I ,.,ter is pursuing his interests, even insurance, and job -security. Yesterday's Stars took Almnhurst Fhirse at Keene- dlcweights Kid C.avllan of Culia 1 J r ■ rml OHi 1 2 i Yank Oornn ordered one dozen i ( Tndinnx to n 2-1 trl- .M'llale. all Walker Cup stpiad for the exerutive. there's a clock Batting H.iokie Dee Fondy. lil.Kk roses for r’hrls f'.li-nnev to • iimr*h in TVtloit ("HENEY BROTHER.S K E .M ineliidiiig imports, obtainable with­ rugs but a joy for mending or i though it seems easier to scream Veaterday'a College Baaeliall land and .Milo Mlnelli of Italy in the l, :i. nn-1 11* rnn , »ii 1 m em lieinm l Cup allernalos llar- for every purpose. Cubs, batted in four runs with a I .. • M.. TIf I t.ike to Yankee Stn.linm to.lav for O mMu'I'I.t Al 7. inllH blt.xt.il St NANT SALESROOM. mp. And be sure to use a pan biL' I in two days. Droji in and look re-inforcing luggage, upholstery, your message from the back porch. Boston l!niv. 3. Boston College 1. San Mateo. Calif.—Top Royal. headliner . , Ted Williams .in.l : \'ie U.'iid aiel r.ill i Dy iia^iiite 1 , bases loaded triple in his first ma- ' Ihe Red Sox - Vatikre l.as"),,,|I I.n'ili IV-o>vn nltuhlnv fnr m hrimo them over a t 719 M am Street. slip rovers, shower curtains, ruh- Trinity 6 . Coast Guard Academy $9.40, won Bay Meadows feature. Billy Goodman are Ih.- only bit- ' Go.'ilhiu', slid around, but they If you grow chives in a pot on en*»u^h so that th*' « andy won't I APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE I jor league nt bat and two singles ‘ ' -IK" ...... '"'Ll 2.2 17 19 3 g.'ni*' ('tills is on.* of the most ar. run 'I'uihlf nu'1 Imil t)\r T’se a heavy metal pan rather bers. and any canva.s article. Cotton fabrics are available Hallandale. Fla. —Sorority. $8 20. hand.'.1 batters in the Red Sox liiriii hid Hie interesting ciinver.sa- your kitchen windowsill use them nverf'ow, Vou'll find a wooden I as Chicago whipped the Red.s. 8-3. : • Lo 1119 . , , ' ■" I 11) 1 1" 1 .$ 1»I a , ile’ t r,ei| Sox rooters In M.m. lies- 'Whiti' Sox to n 17-.1 romp brforo A SALE OE SEWING MA- There's no simpler way to make in new textures and finishes this ea.sily won L antana Purse at Gulf- starting lineup this season . . . I'an j liuii Iasi night. next time yon make hisriiita. .lust than a thin one, when you’re mak- spoon 1/* best with v. ho h to stir Fordhani 16. Fort Srhuvier 0 I Pitching Vic Ra.schi. Yankees r.. r« p Ai.il Mrf,. iidivpr. K'’Li**tiy. ter %,Br,n nt St Teouln (TIINE.S oilers .some m arvelous year, making them suitable for W. T. GRANT COMPANY Rhode Island 3, Brown 2. stream by five lengths. Parker picks the Red Sox In the I Walsh was late filing an entry add B tablespoon of the hopped Mnp randy to assure against stirk- the ( andy. repairs! stopped the Red .Sox sluggers with C'' <7i .i.'linrM i7» J'.hn* I Murrx' niok.'^on p ’trhofl nnfl hnt- values at the SINGER SEWING the most formal costumes. There .St. John's iBkni 1, Arnold 0. Lincoln, R.I. — Miss Boston, American League . , . Unusual )ilnv 9.-n n: .1 LDllnr. HHn Chi Znrllln ' 1 iimi waited all .lay .Moii.liiy helore 81.5 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER I .six singles as he pitched the Garden Grove softball team will tri* l^«TUe chines. and Hoot models, there are i(|inliiving rouml at 7 11 M'.ndiiv Krmp'n Record Depl. Rerommend$ T^.WV. f J) urorfMi'^ly full .skirts, at .Marrrro ni;.i ShuLti, Meiiii. League . hampioriship last .season home run nrul ronf i ’buto*! n nlri- first ela.ss hiiys in a convenience I night wiin the aid of auloniohile $ 1.US to in sr/*'s 22 tfi 'M\ in- ; I .*) *. J I.tri |« 1^1 nrv! ’i'ljil .ii. ! j:!'' tn nnfitber .fft'orlnj^ nilly I chide th»* u rinli It" resist ant I’erro- that makes for easier, economical ^illllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllll LI’ >.i II t.: Hi: **r*89<'>. J hgltts oil the I8tli green. Hu cRine NK\^ SO>GS W ITH A SPRING Important Twilight Hasebnll j Tin ( ’hu'npo ('ub*i mndf' nierrv m u iHi H 71*. His eoiiipanion on Hie lay in frrxh [lii.sti I rolnrs. and a ga­ home-making, from clolhing to I L. ngii.' meeting Is s. heduled lo- ;nt M r F'vpc.iq/i ,,f ilii 1 1 .s HI..1 Sritli , : D K . Kr .'•KM.'-, K .. K . turned in lo league sc en t :iry- I riT> nutflelibu'. f)upp«‘fl m with « Go,Ill'S, also laile.t lo regi.stcr sleeveless or slevved, \^ith tiii’k.s or A woman's home whether it's ‘'^O l'ND OFF" ...... X'aiiKbn .Monro* (hi. an'l * j Iressijier Hal Tiirkington al this I hfiiiirr, trip!*' nn fnn.s ; mis plasrrs and compieror of Biil- of silk lilouses too. nt $1.98 in home-decorating apree Concen­ i7>, .S/ni’h 1^1 nu-l rr.4rn.5a, Jlill*r, I hiCi:<*sl (Uftvvd of tliD fliv 1. sh italker clipper Ronnie White I white, .solid color, or cnlor-trininied trate instead upon the small ob­ ;tr, 1 Wh k»-i ii I. t'ii, i Hlk LI’ ioif .S«.\'eral ex.-ellent sports films' 4 1 wr>o Ynnk^’o .St.T'luini fnnM .*;nu’ ui the .Natl inal A m ateur lv\o years 1 at $1 98. jects - like pea.sanl pottery or n.-t* • k* I ■ .Ln’kte .lr?v.*ni th*' show from entitle.l ■■I'an.iramn of .^ports' will ngo, was overwhelmed on the back delicate lu.sterware that reveal Mirk*'V Mnnt!** tfir piihhri7*'*l be shown al Ihe Centrnl theatre | nine after being only one down al CONVERSE ____ New V. rk 'HHi :>• Uhi I 9 2 somthing of yourself. Heat canned brown beans in in West H.iitfor.l on April 2.1 at 8 N*’u- York rookie fln^h .Fense ol Nsssiffs Also on the priigism will I nitrhuic jJuel between I>emon nn*l I’ltiAhijgrh ...... (jii.H 101 fM)x- 7 2 , hr s fly rssliiig ilemonsi rat ion i Mril Xewhouker In Pelroil Tied PHOTO DEPT. th e machine that has OUTSIDE WHITE P'.ii.'lnk> Hai).'i!i. )il i7i. W ilk* i6> nt 1-t nfter efjrht Inninyx. the i ri.l. LINE OF FILM Dof.r prizes will he awariled. I a ’ ‘1 «In r I’ in L ' * S •. I *. k.*' t , , Tribe won in the ninth when AND ACrKSSORIEB everything, d o e s everything, \S • T I 7 I 1411I M' * ’ijll -’jsli. xliort-sfnp .lohnnv I/pnn hobbled IIL.'. i'L:.. k*'. '’-r^llake. U 1' •Iim nepnn's t»rfuirul''r nmi Larry Arthur Drug Stores I>D kji.n. LI’ Pr-hDlek.'. sews everything! Sports Mirror Doby nroreil the winning nin WITHOUT HOUSE PAINT Last ISighl » Fights Today a Yrar Apo Prcxldrnt ATTACHMINTS Truman nftirially npenrd tbr mn- Give Your Heme a Jf>r b’rtt:ur hA8<')inll prn.xon My The .Associalfd l*res.s Wfi.Mbinctnn liv throwing **ut th* OUTSIDE...! tUZZAMD ! INSIDE...cozr M(4ffiNm Spring Beauty Treat­ .St Ixiul.s Willie Pep. 126'j, flr«t ball thr .*4oriBtnrx *b'fo«t*'H FOR MOTHER’S DAY Hartford, (.'onn , stopped Hshy thr r’hlladriphia Athlrtirx, 8-7. ment That Lasts and Ortiz. 132'..!. Ixjs Angeles, 5. Fivr Yoaix Apn Thr (Inf-in* GIFTS WE SUGGEST W hite I’lamK. N. Y Roger mill Reds a<'TpM?t.| ni'.'sf bh.***man Lasts With Sparkling I'l nogh'.ie. 151, I oiiker-, outp imt- i)unM*bJ«r Max \^>«t fioni th* e.l Ja. Uie O nnrii, H I'.., .MeiidCli Rf)?ton FhHvr.s f.»j (.T-h niid j'll* h- Silk Dress Lengths White House Paint. Conn . 8. «r .Fun KonMfAiit}. Portland, Me.—Bob Stechcr. 160. Ten Years Ago Pitcher Ted The Perfect Protec­ Portland, .Me., outpointed Jackie f-yona began hia 10th season witu QUALITY STORAGE— Livatl. 160, Providence, 10. Silk Blouse liencths GAL. the (‘Ificfij^o White Sox and hral tion! GAL. PorUaiid, Ore. I'at Comiskey. thr* St. Loui« Browns. 6*3. 221 J, Patcrsui. N. J , outpointed T w rnly Y«*nr» Aj;o ( ***lunihia s Joe Kahnl, 185. Woodburn, Ore., \ar.Hity crew edued N avy by 1 !•- Nvlon COMPLETE SECURITY- MADE WITH PURE LEAD, ZINC, TITANIUM 10. lenglha on the Harlem river. Automatic mcO'U kinwerie Fabrirs GROUND IN PURE LINSEED OIL Louis Tremonte^s ^Tnky^^ drico Hf«r LOCAL CONVENIENCE CCuffiOHAiS I'pbolslering THIS WEEK ONLY Top Dog in ""Test J\ighC‘ '-v L l Remnants In Modern Cold Storage Vault | The .Manchester Obedience Club . Ltlllly held a very successful "Test Night " I possible score 200. GET THE RIGHT PAINT FOR EVERY PURPOSE AT last night at the Y. The program 1 Charles Basney's Cocker, ' began promptly at 7:16 with Dan "Daisy " 195. ^ 4 E Delco-Heat Conditionair is a complete winter air Curtain Materials Bonded Driyer Calls If You Phone 2-3342 | Peters and Mrs. Hazel Fletcher 2 Louis A, Trem onte* Poodle, MANCHESTER’S LEADING PAINT STORE doing a splendid Job of judging. "Inky" 193';. * conditioning unit. It cleans, filcera, bomidifies and lust dial your stitch and The dog-bed, which was donated 3 J. W. Lee s German Shepherd. circulates warmed air to your rooms. It can be insralled sew It on your PFAFF I ADVICE ON REPAIRS AND REMODELING EVERY SATURDAY | DUTCH BOY PAINTS Jgg yj TO D AY BRI-MAR PAINTS for Hic'highest scoring dog at the ' 1. The results of the classe.s 1 Charles lla.‘-ne''s Cocker, changing outdoor temperatures dial-a-stitch. Guaranteed — parti and Cleaning Remodeling or Repairing. = DELIVERY mcCiLL-conuERSE me were as tollow.v; "Daisy 168’; •-automatically.. service olwayi available. Choice o* ART SUPPLIES Pre-notice (Remnants and Imperfects) Novice beautiFul Period and Modern cabinet*, (possible score 155) I I po.-.sible score 200 . i Stop in today and get the facts or portable*, ottractively priced. PAINTING SUPPLIES 1 Phyllis Ainsworth’s Boston I 1 Beth Law's Collie. ".Major ” ' about Delco-Heat. Terrier, "Boots" 148. I197L. I GLASS 2 Donna LaVlcta’s Golden Re­ 2 Mrs. Mildred Trehv's Cocker, CHENEY BROTHERS triever, "Judy” 143. FLINTY OF FftEB I 196, FRAMING 3 Edmond Morancey's English I 3 James Mathieson’s Cocker, THE BANTLY OIL COMPANY, INL STORAGEPHONE 2-3S4Z i Setter, "Rhoda" 138. ' "Lightning " 194. j 831 MAIN STREET TELEPHONK SMS REMNANT SALESROOM 367 Main SI. :iTTrr7ffi PARKING SPACE 4 Jon Steele's Collie, "Jinx" j 4 Florence Harwarth’s English g FISHER 325 BROAD STREET 645 MAIN STREET HARTFORD ROAD — M.WCHESTER 13fl plus. Ftiur Blocks North of Post Office ! Setter, "Jerry" ?93. | COMPilTI MMD OP AUTOMATIC NICO-IHAT laUIPMtMT HOURS:—Dally 9 lo 5;3(l and Saturdays 9 to 1:45 ■1 Elaine Edgeily's Get man .Shep­ .1 f.la.lv.*. CJrsnger’.s Eo.xei, ".Tr*e" { iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiuuiuiiiiiuuiiiiiuiii^ herd. "nex" 1.30, 183. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961 FAOB

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18. 1951 EIGHTEEN Help Wanted-iMale 36 Articlea f4>r Sale 45 Houatshold Gooci tubing Automatic hot water sen Petroleuip. 2-0121. L0S«T—Pair of white, shell rim 'tiKinc. The id<-M family oar. 19t0 I’ONTIAC ri.un COUPE - WANTE iI Two carpcntcis, Harry WH-L CARE fbr children in my keeps your motor running sweet so-iin-Ho. He bought a car and short and simple.” heaters su’d and In.stalleil. Ertl- home while parents work. 27 glaasea. Return to W East Cen­ .Six evlil'idei. ' Rylandcr 8296 oc 27 Grove street. and clean. Save more, buy all you couldn’t pay. a television, loo. They malcs cheertully given. Call B. Grant Road. Call 2-1039 after 2. G. E. UPRIGHT vacuum cleaner, ter street, oi call 6i20. ______ONE NEW 1 CYE. WII-LYS need for the months ahead now. (nine and took Iheiii both away (I Remember when we used to do 19.38 Hl lCK SPECI AL 4 I >R SE- I T. Peterman 2-9404, TRUCK HELPER. Apply shipping completely rebuilt. like new, SEDAN DELIVERY Bulk quart. Federal tax incl. tlioughi that he was through). But without something when It coet 11A N clerk. Watkins Bros., Inc., 935 $19.95. Phone 2-0121. no ■ lie bought a bigger ear and An .oiit.'tandinp. aorviro. rar. r U MBINt- and heating, .special­ 18'ic, Reg. $2.09 two gallon can, too much? Pemonam Main street. Dogs— Hiriljt— P e l* 41 televl.slon set: and ’’hllehed Ilia Sporting the f.nmnua ‘ T hi'nd izing in repairs, remodeling, cop­ $1.88. Montgomery Ward, Main FlAI.rU PONTIAC credit to n slur,” for all that he Judge — Did you have control THE PBOSPE^n HUi School for 'ngina per watci I iping. new connlrin - LA.N’ D.St'APE .Nur.sery laborer street. W A LN U T DINING room set. Good young ohUdren Pre-kindergarten, FOUR LITTLE kitten.', to be given condition. Call 6917. could get! I’d rather not have of the rar at the time of the ac- ONE NEW 1 CYI, 1 TON 1.5.' (■(■•.'. IT Si reel I tion E.stimate.s given. Time pay­ wante^. Apply Brouwcr-Hult anything, and live within my rldont ? kindeWarten. tirei grade I’iioiio 2-4.515 ! ments arranged E>lward Johnson Nurseries. 2568 .Main street. away. Call 3.503. 8 Clyde Road. ^^anaporuuen w h e e l d r i v e p i c k u p Routs and Accessories 46 BRAND Nc.v Home Comfort com­ means; than have the hill collectors Man -N o , sir, my wife was with Open Eieiiinga I ’ ntil Id P. M. I Phone 6979 or 5014. Gla-'tonhiiry. furnlrted. Mrs. L«la Tyeur. dlrec- ,-,ippcd go ar.y'^lirrr tnirk ENGLISH SETTER Two years bination ga.s and wood or coal ring, and search my enipty Jeans, me. 16 FOOT Chris-Craft runabout 60 I il rather walk for mile on mile, I 19(7 FDRl’ Club roiipe Rea.'^on- -> I- U:1EN'I Plumbing and Heal­ old. Hunted last sca-son. Reason­ range. Never out of crate. Priced tor. Phone 42Br______1 w iI.T .Y S 1 ROUTE .Sale.smaii Excellent op­ H. P. boat. Excellent condition. upon my aching feel: than ride rick your friends, but not to ,ahle Ij.'aded wilh- extrn.s Call ing Plugged drains machine portunity for right man. Salary able, 7.541. right for immediate sale, Phgiie a t t e n t i o n —Boy s H e ra ld paper IVasonably priced. Call 2-3331 nhoiil In horrowed slyle, with hills pieces. •1 WHEEL DRIVE .lEEP Coveiilrv 7-tix8.8 alter 6 p. ni. cleaned Carl J. Nygren, 303 and coinmi.'sion Apply in person. 7-6313 Coventry. I cannot m et. route for sail .Manchester Green World \Md'- l•put•lll''n f"r .a for appointment. Oakland street Phone 6497 Meal (Teaners, i.’t .Summit street. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 BKA.N’ U NEW 8 cu. ft. Kelvinator Karl Klasler. Inmate.* of an eastern prison section s:' customers Interested hotisnnrt nsr.^ 1917 N.\SH Club coupe, exeellent FOR BOATS, motors, tackle, ma­ refrigerators with cioss the lop presented the warden with a wri#t Call 3T09. _____ ,-011.1111011 a.-repl first .1700 easli P l.l’ MHI.NG anl 'leallng Fum- .8ADDLE 10RSE.« foi rent. Also rine hardware anil paints. Mc­ frce'/.cis Reg. $2.’»9.9.5. just a few Mother - Georgle. what wa# It wateh. ’rhat's one way to paoe nffer Tel 2-.3702 .after 6 p m a< es. nil oiiriiers ant boilers Earl V'iur father said when he hit his SELECTED OTHER MAKI-',? rL.-\STKKS W ANTFD for s.3le or trade. Cedar Hill Intosh Boat Co., North end Pur­ at $239.9.5. Watiiin.s BroUien, the time. Van Camp I'el .V'-«4 Ranch. 24 Bush Hill Road, Man­ thumb with the hammer” Aoton»obil«a Po» Sal* < 1918 PLVMOCTH four-door sedan, nell parking lot. Chns-Crsft, Inc., 93.5 Main street. lO.jS PLYM OEril 2-DR. speiial deluxe 29,000 miles. Ex- Top wajTo.s paid. Excellent chester 5900. Mercury, ',’liampion and Srolt- (Jcorgie Aw. mother ! dieal light trucking and package ed. rcB'lv for the oven For week­ Brand new Carnage and cover 1919 CHEVROLET coupe, heater. ga.s and twal-gar i.ingc.i. $20 to In Hcrca. Ohio, an oM law still SEDANIuTTI’, ToRPE.DO { delivery Kefrlgerator*. wa.'ners end orilcts lall before k'riday 6 ’I’d. 6308 alter .5:30 on the books mskes It Illegal to When cupId hits the mark, he Verv clean in and out. 1.1 il I: I'IX 'R riraliam .le-lan. $70. Watkiiir Brotlicr.s, Inc., 935 right. McClure Auto Co., 3.3 Radio henter d-froster A j and stove moving a specialty CKLKN MANOR KSTATFS p m Arnmil Nel.son, 7.37 Lydall EL<3IN 2'- H. P outboanl nvit.ir lake a (log or ( (it out after dark u.suallv Mr.', it. knockout • all". Iiea'er In good -ondition Phone ’/-O'. 52 .street Phone 8900. Mam .street without a m l light on the anlmaf.s Mam street 2-9412. Clirap 12 Knox .'(net, aule door with extras. A-1 condition. $.50. WoodbritlKC S'.rt'ct AM ERICAN Walnut dining bct. tall They tell about the rattle thief lOin CHIA ROLET 1 DR. | ('A L L PH IL for moving, light Phone 2-2341. .Iciuile Crlzer, Mount Hope. W 1918 PLYMOUTH club coupe. Im­ round table. Painted breakfa t who was ciiiight red-handed; the maculate condition, radio, heat­ trucking, ashes, rubbish removal. - Reims Midfllc Turnpike ArOcle* lor Sale 45 Va. hoys ilecKled to lynch him on the SI-DAN DELUXE Wanted .Autos— 29 FO(5T Houseboat with complete .set. fire gallon af|uarium witb er We don’t get one like this very A very ongir.al ear throiighout Speciali'/.e T movin,- Good work. | living accommodations 45 H P. spot Me agreed to the Juatlce of IMottiiTvcIes 12 Call 2 3774 anytime, or 2-9248| CHICKE.N Manure for garden or 100 g-ir-l'ic-^. Iw-O metal single Doctor Nurse, where la this often. Douglas Motors. 333 Main engine. Reasonable. Phone 2-0121. hone 2- _ the thing hut made one rrqiieat. lO.'o* DoDCE 1 DR. SED.-\N after 5 ! I’RAI.NKI) MAN Wm.s in war or lawns. 40c bushel Phone evenings rot.s, double metal bed Ilian .' reconl '.’ Don’t votl keep a Thief Y’liii ought to let me have CHEVROLET- Aereisedan Exceptionally .■uiinnth running w 7\n t k p pea- e A man-power shortage will 6971. 1212. progress t hart " one good aliig of whi.'ky before I Immaculate. Practic.illy new THE AUSTIN A Chambers Co, Nur'e iltlushlngi—No, But K" follow 111 riic wake of Korea. KOLTO.N - Building stone and Uiamuniltt— iValches— Wl.NDUW .SHADE.'i. .Mia.^iucd. Premium tires, radio, heater. IjOw CLL.-\N USF.lt C..\RS local and long diatance moving, 1 I an show- you my diary. Some of the cowpokea thought Sec Thrsp F'inp Vnliip.i at Will you be ready to ca.'h in on flagstone Also rock drilling Jewelry 48 made an-1 m.-talled 10 yolor.- and mileage None nicer anywhere packing, crating and storage. it ’.’ .--Rudy at home .spare time. thia waa reaaonnhle, hut the and masting Bultor. Notch (Quar­ (liialitic.'Ill slock, Keith h’urniturc Give a girl enough rope and she Douglas Motors, 333 Main. ’K i r p m c K s .Service to ail pa. oI the U S, I ( ’ .'■* coiir.se.s arc sound, prac­ LEONARD *V YOST, Jeweler, re leader frowned them down. d o e o r .m i e r m o t o r ry Phone 2-0617 Stanley Palnode Phom- 1159. want.' to gel knotted! I-a-ader Nothing doin’. Do you I A and Canada. i ^BjI 5187. Hart­ tical. easy-to-follow and employ- ______pairs, adjust watches expertly b u y NOW! .Save S '-ia price in­ want him boasting forever after S A L E S , I PC. ford 6-14 23. Reasonable prices Open daily. COLDSPOT Retiigeralor 83 cu. crease on n^w Hudson automo­ er-RccepteO. Cour.scc cover 400jKO YAL AND SmiUl-Oorona port Urma Has .lack ever kissed that we showed him mercy? LOLL .MoruKS -llfil ’Thursday evenings, 129 Spruce ft, Y’car and hail old, Like^nc'X- bile* in our stock, prior to new 21 Miiiiio St. TpI. ssro business and technical .subjects. i able and itendapc typewrilea-s you ngalns* your will” street. Phore 2-4387 Price $1.51). Phone 5825. government Increase which was Manclic.'itpr ilviT nUiSMOBILE t'o-iloor PaintinK—Paperinjt 21 G. I approved. For full informa­ .All makes of adding machines Helen -No. hut he thinks he baa. ’Twenty years ago, one person of redar Fair eon-lilion $80 tskes tion 'viilc International Corre- sold or rented Repairs on al forty received money from the allowed aL' dealers Choice of APEX USED Refrigerator. Go- Douglas .Moloi's. Fiske I'el 2-92..7, PANSIES, Swiss Giants 58c baa- Douglas Lennold. j itusiness Services Offered 1.3 nicnt. Good pay, tive-day, work chester 6515. living, aaya a Iiolice Judge. It must 333 Main ket, perennial flower plants, street. Tel. 2-9112. ______LN'IEHIOR and txterioi painting, week, Bill Cio.s.s. life insurance Marhintiry and Tools The same new spring dress can be because their stories are ao gladioli bulbs, canna bulbs, Prem­ CLEAN CARS UNDER UEH-ING j PETER \V PANTALU K, electrical paper hang n". celbngs reflnl-bed pai'l t’acatum witli pay .Apply in RECORD Player with records. make one girl look slim and the touching^ 1950 CHEVROLET Deluxe Fordor contractor, maintenaiice and wnr ier strawberry plants, asparagus .SHALLOW W ELL Jet pump re- Powerglide tran.aniissioii Like WRH'TEN GU A HA NTEES Fully insiirt d Expert work t\ all jici-son Manclie.ster Coat, .Apron Teeta-Babe. new baby bottle other girls look ’round. Ing for light and power 40 Foster roots, flowering shrubs, ever­ diictd from >112 59 to >10150, brand new Extra.s galore 1950 19.50 UHEV’ ROLKT SEDAN I paper book i. rZdw-ard R Price and Towel. 7.3 Summit street. sterilizer. Phone 2-3083. The best give and take plan — i street. Ph-me 3303 greens Woudlanc Gardens, 168 Another Ward week value. Three A doctor In Indiana Is puzzled give all the blood you ran and take Chevrolet, Tiidor.u Kordors IHv.ig- 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DR SEDAN Phone 2-1003 exrlu.sive Ward lealure.v, smooLi- TOOL MAKEK Woodland street, John J. Zapad- nvej[> Jhe ronstsnt yawning of a as many government bonds aa la-s Motors. 333 Main 1948 CHEVROLET 2-DR. i W I.N’IxnV SHADER made to order PIZZA Baking (^ven Ideal for cr Baki'lite Impeller, non-clogging possible. 1949 PLYMOUTH SEDAN I.N’SIDE A.ND outside painting. ka, 8474. patient. Doesn’t he know any i and installed Veneliar. Dlinii.-i re.staurant Call 2-8185. pr.-s.suri' sv.lch. and Wards spe­ l o o k in g 8'OR a convertible: 1947 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN 1 Ceilings whllencu, floors sanded WANTED BY GROWINO new Jokes? , and curtain rods 24 noiir service GREJE.N .MOUInTAIN potatoes No. cial de.Mgn rotary seal. Compa.-t Five to choose from All differ- and reflnished. Call me for your An Illinois preacher praised 1946 CHEVROLET SEDAN |1 Estimates gladly given Fagan .SET OF Men’s golf clubs —three 1 mealy Amelia Jarvis. 872 Park­ unit with L HI’ motor. 20 gal For about every one case where those who blunder but go on. No ■ ant make*. 1911 Plymouth deluxe free e.-itimate on outside painting 1 ('ONTERN IN 1946 OLDSMOBILE 6 CLUB ] woods and eight iron.s f'anvas bag silence Is gidden there are two members of f'ongress were men­ 1 Window Snad^ I'o . Route 44 at now Oilberl Fickett 6982. er street. Vcl. 7u26 lank, 20 fool lilt. Air melcnr.g 2 door. New i>aint and seat COUPE I MANCHESTER im hided $.50 takes them. Call where silence Is guilt tioned by name. rovers. Very good transportation 1946 PONTIAC 6 SEDAN COUPE , Bolton Notch Phone 2-4473. intake valve automatically -sup- 5416 during day. W ELL ROTTED manure, deliver­ phe-s air in correct proiKirtion to McClure .Auto. 373 Main. 2-9112. 1945 FORD 2-DR TOP WAGES I AIJ. APPLIANCES aervlced and 23 ed by the truck load or by the water pumped. .Sec it today. BUGS BUNNY 1946 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ' | repaired, oumera, refrigerators RepainnK WARDROBE Trunk, bed. couch, bushel at the farm. W. T. Little, 1950 4-DR. STUDEBAKER IDEAL WORKING Montgoiiiciy Ward. Main slroi l. COUPE j: ranges, washers etc All work drop leaf tai le. Also miscellane­ 195 Spencer street. Tel. 3757. CHAMPION-51695 Nice Selection . . . 1937-1942 MA'TTRESS Youi old mattresses ! guaranteed Metro Service Co- sterilized and remade like new CONDITIONS ous items Phone 2-9426. Overdrive, radio and heater. Ex­ Best Terma . Best Trades BLUEBERRY BUSHF8 2 and 3 ! hayloadors. I Tel Manchester 2-0883 Cali Jones Furniture and kloor Bl.SHK. . Z ana .i j ^ 1 2 with p 1ov\. uulliNa- cellent condition. C01,E MO’TORS 4164 I'ROEIT SHARING TWO GIRLS’, one boy’s balloon CXiver-ng. 36 Oak Tel 2-1041. year cultl’.’alcd, locally o '""--;, ,„,jwer. Bargain ot U ic w eek. CABINET Making, rcfimsli and tire bicycles. Also boy’s light­ 1948 STTIDEBAKER 1946 MERC1*R5’ dub coupe Pnred t g producers, '" '‘e® .other Iraaors and cqiupnicr.l, repair furniture. S< rcen.s made to PHONE 4197 weight bicycle. .All In good con­ LAND CRUISER - 51465 for quick .sale, $79.5 tnq lire 1099 REPAIRS on aev Ing machines, tP g ro w . Priced reiimnable F , , j,„rnr sec us. Dublio. f rac- order Phone 2-!‘,‘i.33 John Hahn dition. Call 2-4695 after 6 p. m. Gill. 85 Deming creet. ' ' Overdrr e, heater Verj- dean. Mam street. motors, pendulum clocks, scissors FOR APPOINTMENT loi Co. .N'oiTh Windham sharpened Trade, on sewing ma­ THREE-ROOM cottage. 26’ x 26’. I'OTTED TO.MATO plant.s. cab­ Willimanli-: 3-3’217. 1947 STUDEBAKER 2-DR SPRING SPECIALS OF EXTRA chines. old and new, F. X. Dion. PL0\5 LNG and Harrowing A. IiEPE.NDABLE Young nisn for Must be moved. Phone 7083. bage. broccoli, letlucc. pan.sy CHAMPION—$1065 CLEAN GUARANTEED lawn work, part time. Write Box Butler. Telephone 2-9.543. 7779 Leonard Giglio. plants. Krause Greenhouse, 621 Overdrive and heater. I'SED CARS Musical insirumvnla H, Herald. Hartford Road. Call 3700. PLUMP.INC. and Heating. Repair 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR SEDAN 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR Ra­ Musical— Dramatic 29 LA U N D E R A LL .\utnmatic wasli- dio. hehter. hydrnniatle drive. work a specialty, at reasonable W ANTED Licensed Barber for er. four years old. Boil-down W E LL ROTTED cow manure $10 X13P5 Saturday work Apply Russell's .ACCORDIO.N -80 ba.se, good con­ Extra dean one owner ear. pners 40 years’ experience. [>j a >;o Tuning, repairs, re-condi- type, (kiod condition, $100 In-j Model 76. Black Radio, heater, a load. $16 for full cord. Wall dition. Tel. 6308 after 5:30. Full price $1895. Prompt service. Call 4165 tinning J. Cockerhani. 28 Bigelow Barber Shop, 219 Spruce street. quire 90 Weavei road. Green i Slone $15 four yard load. Call hj'dramatic. 1948 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE- street. Phone 4219. Manor E.state.s. " 7083. Leonard Giglio. ■LEARANCE Sile grand piaiic-s, PIXlWING and liarro','. ing Gar PERSONAL FINANCE 1948 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE I.UXE 4-DR Jet black Ra- celetirating National .Music M cck. dens and a-reege. Reasonable 51.365 dio heater. One owner dean COMPANY Famous makes, steinway. (."hick- rates Phone 2-1287. baliy 6 cyL Radio, heater Very dean. car. Full priee $1095 Help Wanted— Female 35 FULL-.SIZE Gray Tliayer BALED HAY. Call 5301. ering. Hardman. olhi-rB. All flzes. carriage, $15. Call 7996. 1948 NASH CH'B COUPE Ra­ l-’LOOR PR ('PLE solved with EXPERIENCED V. oman for gen­ Will employ several men as frai tiuii of new CO.-.1. Beautiful 1946 FORD 2-DR SLtPER dio. heater Extr.a dean Full liranch manaper .trainees condtlion. Terms. Goss Piano DELUXE—$795 linoleum a- pha. tile counter eral houselteeping by couple Live M ARTIN 20 Outboard motor with M AIN E Certified seed potatoes, priee $995. Company, 317 A.syium ktreel, 8 cyl. Radio and heater. Expert wor lanohip. free estl- in If preferred Call 6345 .Satur­ Mn.kt be Hiprti school prarlii- gas can. -.ipper canvas case and $3 75, too lb. bag Knarf’s Mar­ 1948 B n C K 4-DR SUPER RE­ nlate^ Open evenings Jones Fur­ day. April 21. after nine a m. ate 25-28 with car. stand. 9-piece Di.ncan Phyfe ma­ ket. 532 East Middle Turnpike. llartforii. 5-6696. Appointments TRUCK BARGAINS D AN-Radio. heater Dark niture. Oak street Phone 2-1041 This position offers a se­ hogany dining room set. Excellent made lor evenu'.o- green Full priee $1395. WAITRESS Wanted Apply in per­ condition. 5-plece maple kitchen 1948 INTERNA’nONAL \ TON RADIO AND Television ssles and cure future with splendid op­ SLIDE TRO.MBONE, $50. Call 2- 1947 PONTIAC SEDAN COUPE son. Silk City Diner, 641 Main set. 'Two wooden lawn chairs. PITRE VERMONT Maple syrup, PANEL service Antennas Installed Open portunity in consumer finance 4695. 46 Lake street Exlen.sion, — Radio, heater. Two tone street. Call 2-9947, or 3016. $5..50 per gallon. Call 8342. gray Extra dean. evenings Delivery service. Call field. Salary plus car allow­ after 6 p. m. _____ 1947 INTERNATIONAL H TON G IR L WANTED, full time. Apply 1946 OLDS SEDAN COUPE — 2-1*097. G ALVAN IZED 30 gallon tank. p l a t f o r m Pine Pastry Shop. 660 Center ance and insurance. Other Hounehoid Good* 51 Model 76 Radio, heater. New Holyoke gas heater, hot water 1947 DODGE >3 TON PICK-UP REPAIRI.NG BY S iiart K Wol­ street, mornings. benefits include prmip life in­ ACCORDION, never used. In good tires. cott on wa.st.tng mai hinea, vac­ coil. All pipes for connecting. $10. condition, $150. Call SS'M after o. surance and liberal savinp.s or your own price. Call 2-3987, or W AN TE D BY We also have for immediate de­ 1941 FORD 4-DR SEDAN Ra­ uum cleanerb, .otors small ap­ and retirement plan. livery. new StudebaUer trucks dio. heater. Clean Full price pliances. Welding and cutting. HOUSEWIVES. Earn monek, 17 Hazel .street after 4. CREDIT MANAGER ■i and I'-j ton chassis. $.395 Wearing Apparel— Fura .Motor rcplaceraenu A-1 Repair, spare time I do! Tel. 7067 Apply PARLOR HEATER, three iron 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DR Radio, lespon.sible person to take over •Sales. 180 Main Phone 8597. lawn chairs two electric motors, OK Cape Stole remodeled heater. Jet black Full priee IM M EDIATE Placement Three PERSONAL FINANCE monthly paynienta on CHORCHES MOTOR SALES $.395 L.INOLEU.M Kcmiianis, 50c square women for Avon territories in four dozen canning jars, electric 3 ROOMS p-URNlTURE from your did fui coat. $25. Guar- j COMPANY display sign. 6’ square. Phone which includes; Bedroom, Living anlecd workmanship. Let out j 8n Oakland Street Ipen M'ui and Ttiur.' Evenninga yard Asphalt tile, wall covering. Rockville. A'enion Excellent com­ mission. Write for information to 753 Main Street 8330. Room. Dinette. Electric Refrigera­ furs sligntly higuer. Cold stor­ DAILY CROSSWORD PU'^ZLE Manchester—Phone 2-9483 Done by reliable well-trained BRnWN-BEAl'PRF. Inc I men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall Mrs. Buck man, 29 Highland Ter­ ______^lanchester______tor, Range. age. Open .Mondays. 51ax Answer to Previoue Puzzle 1938 FORD Deluxe 2-door. Low- 30 Bisse!l Street Ph-me race, MiddletowTi, Conn Can be seen Day or Evening Silverman, Furriei, 64 Churen I Linoleum Co , 33 Oak street. YOUNG Man 20-28 to train as WARDS FINE PATNT.S . . . Mollusk price for inexpensive transporta­ Phone 2-4022 evenings 6166 or By Appointment sliecl, Ha/tfurd 6-0304. Room 616. UiLliSU ■ kiUJUU! -lOkdl J 1937 FORD Coupe. Goo furniture Tlemann. W'ARDS SUPER HOUSE PAINT Phone 2-4095 before 6. W.AN’l’ED—Oirl a 24 ” bicycl#. In 15 Aged 6 Belonging to H I 11-11 4UULJHIUL1U..1 Bencflls Blue (Voss, life insur­ M AN FOR full or part time Apply good condition. Rliime 2-2555. 16 Climbing etc Price $1,0.50 Phone 2-2582. 1949 OLDSMOBILE club c-jiipe 189 South Main atreet Phone Gal. Reg 4 59 ...... 4.27 me 19 Toothed bar* 41 At that time ance paid, .acalion with pay. -Ap­ in person. Capitol Equipment. 38 OLD RED "Tin Barr. 706 North plants 7 Baking Hydramatic. Ex -cr.ent l ondit-.on I 5643 W A N T E D - Hand lawn mower, m 42 City In 1937 CHEVROLET. Radio and ply in por.son New MckIcI Laun Main street. WARDS SUPER FLAT WALL Mam street, buys and sells good 17 Employ chamber 20 Cheat* Getting III--.' lar -'ail 87:i'. he-' Nevada healer, ijood condition. Make an drv 73 Summit street. PAI.NT Qt. Reg, 98c ...... ir.SSc used furnit_r- and antiques. good condition. Write Box L, 18 Nickel 8 Bird’s home 23 Knotty tween 6 and 8 p m ' offer. Phone 2-S185. Frank Denette Phone 2-3376. Herald. (symbol) 9 French city 25 Bulbous plant 43 Within Hoaaehold Service* SALES GIRL Wanted Apply men for part time work hours 8 WARDS PORCH and DECK 19 Take* olTensc 10 Attack 32 Appear (prefix) 1941 OLD.8.MOBILE six-cylinder. ] Offered______13A mornings. Kay’s Pa-try Shop, 183 to 12 a. m. or 1 to 5 p. m. for PAI.NT Qt. Reg. 1.15 ...... 107 .STATTON Maple drop leaf dining 21 Morlndln dye 11 Thts* 33 Citrus fruit* 44 High cards 1940 FOPwD '.’onverlible. radio and four-docir. heater, i'rivate owner. North Main street. grading, rolling and fertilizing W iin o u i Hiktrd MANCHESTEK Upholstering Oo. WARDS SUPER GLOSS table. Worth $94 new, good condi­ 22 'Volcano in creatures 35 Chlnky 45 Simple heater. Call 2-01,s3 after 5. Below ceiling ('an t>e seen at lawns and general landscape work. 48 Except Re-upholatering drapeiiea, slip full time. ENAM EL Qt. Reg. 1.35 -----122 tion. Call 2-9774. FURNISHED Room for one gen- Sicily seldom have 38 Musical Maple .Super Service .Station W AN TE D Salesgirl, Apply to John S. Wolcott^ 180 SOVegeUble 1940 CHEVROLET liidor, special covers 48 Purnell Place. C?al1 2- 660 Center Ueman. Near Mam street. Phone 24 Cry exercises Maple and .Spruce streets Applv Pine Pastry, Main street. WARDS ^UPER SEltn-GLOSS deluxe, radu,. healer, clean Good 95’2l Open evening* 2-9435. 2-2170. 9 Hazel street. 26 Discharged street, mornings, or call ENAMEI^-Qt. Reg. 1.25 .. .1.12 COMPLETE SELECTION condition. Private owner Phone LATE 1949 98 (Jldsmohile four- 27 Misfortunce i r~L iS door sedan, hydramatic, fully WAlTPvESS Wanted. Steady work, MAN W ANTED solid maple and waxed birch cribs, fjir-B'.i.v Fiir..lBhikl room is’ith 28 From the 1 1 2-1428. shades made to meaaura. All Come in today and take advantage equipped private owner, excel­ good pay. Appls In person. The chifforobes, chests, high chairs, large clott.es closet. Conveniently beginning metal Venetian blinds at a new of these extra savings now! i!" i r ( Con^r lent condition 14.340 actual mile­ Tea Room. 883 .Main street. FOR bathlnettes, solid maple bunk located, h or gentleman. Inquire (ab.) low price Keys made while you 316 Spruce street. 29 New Latin tires, radio and heaternei Has 13 OOO age Price below ceiling Seen any LABORATORY CONTROL WORK beds, children’s three piece chrome S” 1 [ miles. Priced $1,895. Private o-.vn- wait Marlow’a MONTGOMERY WARD (ab.) • week day at ( 1". R Burr Co, 119 WANTED sets. l a r g e . pleasant double rodms, er. Call 2-S391. Oak’.ar. 1 <.treet -Mr Danielsi. W EAVING of burna, moth bole* YOUNG LADY ?’OR High school graduate with back­ MALN STREET 30 Exclamation !" a New Furniture. Appliances and TV w ith twin beds. At the Center. 11- of eurprit* and torn clothmg. boalery run*, COSMETICS im-:p t . ground In chemistry, physics, sci­ P ence and mathematics preferred. 18 WadarworLh atreet. 31 Two (prefix) P handbags repaired, zipper re­ Shop at 32 Otherwisa placement. umbreliaa repaired, WARDS Rock wool insulation re­ ROOM FOR Rent. Continuou# hot Call Manchester 5163 CHAMBERS 34 Entice in beautiful, air-conditioned duced for Ward Week .. Inslall water. Gentleman preferred. & a men’s ehlrt collar# rev#r#ed and 37 Encounter For A Friday Appointment now- and save. Reg. 40-lb. bag now at the Green replaced. Marlow’s Uttla Mending store. Good salary, plus com­ Phone 4724. 88 Give forth Ed Sullivan’s Special! only $124 Rock Wool keeps »un’s 11 n Shop. mission.®. No nights or Sun­ SB Measure of ROGERS CORP sweltering heil out In aummer, Hours; 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. VERY CLEAN bedroom for relia­ V 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. ble gentleman. Quiet boine. Phone type < days. Mill and Oakland Streets you stay 8 degrees to 15 degree! I 2-1320. 40 H o w l 1949 MERCURY Manchester cooler. In winter. It prevent# 46 Greek letter valuable heat from escaping, cut# W E BUY Jid #ell good used furni­ W E BPEICIALIZE In roofing and a t THE CENTFR, clean, .-om- 47 Steal Apply Mr. Byrnes fuel bills up to 40%. Fireproof, ture. combination ranges, ga# sr siding. Highest quality materials. M AN FOR STOCK and ihlpping fortable rooms In quiet home. 20 49 From thia . 4-DOOR SEDAN odorless, does not conduct elec­ ranges and heaters Jones Furni­ Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. ARTHUR DRUG STORE department. Must weigh 160 Wadsworth street. place * Brewster Qreen. Radio and tricity. Bag cover# 22 sq. ft.. 3 ture Store, 36 Oak. Phone 2-1041. ar r Dion, Inc. 299 Autumn street. pound# or over. Carlisle Johnson 60 Seed vetiel 942 Main Street In. deep. Come in for a free eetl- m Heater. Excellent Condition. TeL 4860. Machine Oo., 52 Main street. B & R O O M Suite, kitchen etove al- ONE LARGE Boom with twin B1 African mate on this lo v coet, money sav­ most new, end table and 1960 beds, suitable for couple---Two •Btelape g u a r a n t e e d Rooflng~««l roof FULL TIME permanent position. Salesgirl Drug Store— selling ex­ W ANTED —Stock clerk over 18. ing Insulation today. 10% down Motorola T. V. No dealers. 264 single rooms, girl* pre^cried- 82 Corne in R repairing. Gutter# »nd conduc- 30 month# to pay on FHA terms. perience preferred, not essential Good hour#. Good Pay. See Gro­ Oak street after 5 p. m.______Kitchen privileges. Call 2-9850 53 Compass point Mentgomery Ward, Main eUeet 1 tor*. Coughlin 7707 Apply Box 'I, Herald. cery Manager. Popular Market. before 7 p. m. 54 Superlative r a n t i q u e BeduUful solid ma­ DAYBED, $15, three-way lamp aufflx’ JS OPENINGS for full time sales­ WAN'TED- -Part time help morn­ hogany Empire or Lincoln rock­ with shade, $8; maple bedroom ladies Apply Gartner’s, 777 Main ings, hours 8 to 12. Call 2-1216 er. 17 Main street. Talcottvllle SEE PAGE FOURTEEN SIS CENTER STREET.. MANCHESTER Read Herald Advs. street. Experience necessary. between 6 and 8 D. m. chair $6. Phone 2-2341. ( ■ ■ ___ fVEUNESUAT, Xn*IC W, TflTf iHan(Ir(0t(r iEwfwing l|^ral& ATcrftgv Dftilj Net Ptmb Rm Members of the Britlah-Ameri- H m W dB tlM r Word has b««n racalved of tha Tha Cosmopolitan club will i «C 0 . ■. Mra. Blanche Prentice ae chair­ The First District meeting. De­ meet Friday afternoon at two can club will meet tonight a t 7 :30 For the Week Ending wrnm partment of Connecticut, Ameri­ birth of a daughter, Chrlatino April 14, le s i man. Mre. Ruth Furay will be in Mabel, to Dr. and Mra. Sherman o'clock'In tea Federation room at at the club from where they will A1h>uI Town charge of the dining-room. Officers can Le^on Auxiliary, will be held the Center church. Mra. William go in a body to pay Ibat respects at the Community house in Gran^ Waldron of Boaton at the Clielsea are requested to wear colored Naval hospital where Dr. Waldron Eells and Mlsa Ellen Buckley will to Mrs. John Weir -- of Walnut at tonight ahnwem sntly 'Court, by Sunday afternoon at threg street, mother of Thomaa Weir, a 10,181 gowns. o'clock, with first district presi­ is Interning. She la the couple’s talk on flower arrangements. Mra. hF nrtty FMday A n U rm th . «UI celebrmU lU tw ^ - m dent Mrs. Emory Oflell In charge. first child. Mrs. Waldron ia the George Cobey will be tbe hoateaa. club member. M ember mt N AndH ty-ntoth wml^rsary «t the m at­ The Buckland Community club Department prealdent Mrs. Mae daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry Bnrenn of Orenlatlana Manehe$t«r—^A City of Villago Charm ing Friday night at eight will thold a meeting tonight a Sergeant of Broad Brook. Dr. at the Maaonic Temple, lira. Ollte Chapfiian and her officera havfe eight o'clock at the Buckland b»‘en invited to attend. Waldron Is the son of Mr. and Mra. Recavt wtll be in charge of the school. The public card pntty William I*. Waldron of Clark entertainment* and rcfreahmenta schedule was concluded as of la.st street. Wapplng, formerly of Man­ VOL. LXX, NO. 169 (OleeaHled AdvertlelBg on P a n !■> MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 (TWENTY P.AGES) PRICE nV E CENTS Will b# sert-ed by Past Royal N a- Rrv. Willard .1. M ■' ' ■ ' ■ ' ■ rsi Cs—"T"* Ml , Call Now—We Personally Supervise AH Work Senator Vandcaberg ports to Justify hopes that the to report again. But the all clear or Vice President. t \ leniic, .ll i’ll 111,* re.slncliona WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS men aboard the sunken sub might signal never came. MacArthur told a huge crowd In on the giciiii l i..|ies of Notional­ still be found alive. It was from that same area that San Francisco yesterday: "I have New York. .April 19—i/FH- ist (ImiH uiih Ingistlcal support \ Admiralty experts said the sub­ yesterday's faint tappings on un­ just been asked If I intended to Thniraands of .'Sou VorUers from us ■' / Death Takes marine's oxygen supply had been derwater telegraphic devices were enter politics and my reply was no." will get a "preview" of Gen. This In.sl ni'siil using the Na- / enough fon only 48 hours - a dead­ heard. But there was nothing more "I do not intend to run for any Dongbie .Mae Arthur loniglit, tlonnlgst troop., .,f nuaiig Kal- line th a t was passed at 8:15 p. m. and no sign of wreckage and no political ofllce and I hope th at my when he arrives by pliine slii k willi tile I niled States fur- Vandenberg, Greenwich time (3:15 p. m. est) survivors bobbing up through the name never will be used in a poli­ from Washington and pro- nlslung supplies. / yesterday. It was exactly two escape hatches of the sunken sub. tical way. The only polltica I have cessls by motorvaite to the Clicering hailed turn briefly days earlier that the big subma­ The search which go'* underway is contained In a simple phrase Waldorf-Astorta hotel. when he came to both the second Spring and Sununer Fabrics To Sew! GOP Senator rine dived on maneuvers and mys­ Tuesday morning, immediately af­ known well by all of you—God The exact arrival time of and third pointa. teriously settled to the bottom in ter the Affray failed to report, haa Bless America." the General prohahly will hot MacArthur said of hla policy some 200 feet of water. been s heartbreaking effort for MacArthur's name was formally be known iiiilll early afier- "For this I liave been severely But the Admiralty said the hunt presented before the 1948 Republi­ niM>n. sinee he has added to erttieized in many quarters, prin- 45” WASHABLE RAYON SHANTUNG Noteri StatBsman Was would go on. Art arm ada of 34 (Oonttnned on Page Six) can Presidential convention. De­ his iMihlle ap|»earan<-es in the eipally alirond." But, he said, he spite his age—71—some had ex­ General Douglas MacArthur nation’s eapltal. had never hoard any criticism of Foreign Policy Expert, pected it would be offered again. MacArthur's plane should Tou wlu want a shantung dress for Summer. these vlewa from "responsible One of U.N. Founders, Some MacArthur - for - President land at Idlewlld airport be­ military authorities, including our Beautiful colors in White, Pink, Aqua. Nile moves already have atarted. tween 5:30 p. m. and 3 p. m. own Joint tflilefs of Staff. " Green. Orchid. Malre. Scarlet. Navy and Black. Bi-Partisan Advocate Mill as Subsidiary But moat Republicans and (e.B.t.) A llies Take Htvachon Aaka Heinforcemeiita Democrats, who would be quoted, Tomomiw a record crowd of 3 r Yard yd- 99^ Grand Raplda, Ifloh., April IS— expressed little surprise at the 5,000,000 persona la expected Mae Arthur said he had called to line Manhattan streeta for for reinforcemcjita in Korea but (m—Ban. Arthur H. Vandenberg, Backed by Engineers general's announcement. AMERITEX House Republican Leader Joe As Reds Pull Back the GenersTs homecoming. )gaa loloroved they were not avail­ ena of the United Btatee' moot re­ ______' ■ ‘ "" Martin (Mass.), who led the ef- The procession will start able. He said he had warned that 37” WESCO flected atateaiaan, la dead at #7. fprt lb get Cbngress to hear Mac- tofnorrow’ at T1 a. m. fe.s,t.) unless permlsalon was granted ^ to _ FINE QUAUTY HTcSIfhh'Republican’, a Artetir-today, said the ' general Tokyo, April 19.-(g^—Allied 4,captured Yanggu on the eastam feeM 4ba Waldorf-Astoria. It- - faOMb Mnntiliui iaw baaas, biockads foreign policy expert whose ad­ *'* I w “ h* Ur^es 3,000 "previously told some of his troops today launched a limited ' Monday. An eight-man Red will awing terotigh Onirnl the China const and use N.ational- Sunfast - Washable vice and leadership were sought New London Wdl Get ^ ww friends that he was not Interested attack north of the neWly cap- ' Po'^ol prob.d to the outskirts of IMrU, tlien downtown to lat forces on Foiino.su Uio position by tee heads of both major parties, In politics.” . . .. , . ' augguniiggu V\ Wednesday ednesday night. Heavy Rowling Green. Ttiere. at of his command "foibade victory ' SPUN RAYON tured Hwschon power dam and died last night in his sleep after Clean Bill If It Is NcW HomCS "He is only trying to be of gen­ Ked mortar shells fell Into the 12:05 p. m. (e.a.t.), the Gen­ in Korea. Crease Resistant several yeara of illness. He had un­ Run. by Existing Finn | uine service to the country by reservoir on the east-central front city Thursday afternoon. eral will take his plaee at the Bluntly, MacArthur said the in­ LINEN LYKE dergone several major operations pointing to its dangers," Martin in N orth Korea. The alow, doliborati' U.N. drive head of a parade of 10.000 tervention of the Chinese Commu­ vefemna and oiher marchera in the last two years. Hartford, April 19—(iP)—A New Public Works Director added. The Allies seized the big hydro­ appeared to he nearing the line nists in the Korean fighting had as Vandenberg-s death at his home Senate Republican Leader electric grid Wednc.sday after between Chorwon and Kumha-a, for the traditional hero's Jour­ called for "realistic adjustment of FABRIC RAYON bare meant tee loas of one of the England steel mill at Naw Lon- I Proposes 36 Million Wherry of Nebraska said "this Reds who had defended it stub 14 miloa northeast. Behind it, the ney up Broadway for the city military strategy and such decl- founders of the United Nations don, operated ss part of an exist- , Rentals should put a stop to all the snipers bornly for days slipped away to | Reds were believed to have maaa- hall reception. alona have not been forthcomlqg." and one of Congress' foremost sd- ing steel company, will get a clean i For Moderate and hatehetmen who have been the north. ' ed (JOO.lKk) men for an expected MacArthur said he was not con­ BUTCHER vocatea of a bi-partisan, unified bill of health from Coverdale & dragging General MacArthur po- Tliousamls of Allied doughboys aprlng drive. sulted in advance on the sending foreign policy in the cold war with Colpltta, New York engineering state Capitol, Hartford, April Htically into the great decision poured into the dam and reservoir A U. H. Eighth Army rommunl- PerliiH'iil Points of American troopa Into Korea, but Russia. consultants, The Hartford Times 19 - (iTi House Majority Leader that must be made on what our area United Nations riflemen que Wednesday Indualed the Al­ the move "proved to be a sound It also undoubtedly meant a one." learned today. Louis Shapiro (R., Farmington) national defense policy should he." struck north from Hwachon at lies were having tri»il)l*' flmling $ ^ . 1 9 yd. LINEN gain for the Democrats in the The finding, to be Issued ss a the Reds at most places. It said III Guiiurars Talk Senate. It falls to Michigan's said today that the erection of the west end of the reservoir. Hla voice rising in vibrancy, supplementary report to the two They traded Are with an enemy Allied patrols in central Korea MacArthur told Congress "We Democratic Govemor, O. Mennen earlier surveys dated March 1 and 3,000 moderate rental homes at a Williams, to name a successor to group of undisclosed strength but were trying "to fix the position of could hold in Korea by constant Crease Resistant — Washable later recalled by the engineers, cost of J36.000.000 haa been rec­ later withdrew. an elusive enemy.” Washington. April 19 (A5 maneuver . . . but we could hope Vandenberg, whose distinguished Iraq Bans Pertinent points in Gen. Douglas will show that the basic idea of es­ ommended by Public Works Com­ Chinese Reds pulled back all at best for only an Indecisive cam­ Pre-Shrunk career spanned 23 years In Con­ tablishing a steel mil! in New Eng­ MacArthur's address to Congress paign." gress. missioner Ralph G. Macy. along the central front in the 9 9 ^ yd- land Is well founded. today follow: Those who would appease Red Dainty pa.stel shades in Aqua, Chartreuse, Williams reportedly has four Shapiro told newamen that Two Papers mountainous area west of the res­ Among other conclusions to be ervoir. The issues are global, and so China "arc blind" MacArthur said. Pink, Natural and Light Blue. UNCONDITIONALLY GUAR­ possibilities in mind—former U. S. Macy had made tbe recommenda­ Sen. Prentiss M. Brown, Univer­ reported by Coverdale ft Colpitts Interlocked that to consider the He declared Soviet Russia would ANTEED WASHABLE. One to the New England Steel Develop­ tion to Gov. John Lodge. The Rain, smoke and haze made air News Tidbits pcfil'lema of one sector oblivious to not necessarily mesh her power of our best selling fabrics. In sity of Michigan law professor govemor, in turn, relayed It to Prohibits Formation of observation Impossible. But ('lilt­ John Dawson, former Michigan ment corporation, which engaged Culled From (/P) Wires tliose of anoth*T is hut to cotirt with Red Chins if the United Na­ Navy, Red, Green. Chartreuse, the firm to make the studies, are: GOP legislative leaders at a con­ ed Nations troops patrolled ag­ di.sHster for the wiiole. Wldle Asia tions forces carried the war fur­ Aqua, Gold. Dark Green, White. Attorney General Stephen J. Roth, ference this morning. United National Front gressively far ahead of their lin-.s and Noel P. Fox, head of the Mich­ There is nothing inherent in the is conuiionly ri'ferieil to a.s the ther. Any new enemy, he saiil, will Orchid and Grey. proposed location at New London The majority leader said that a in those craggy heights without gnteway to ('uropi . It is no less strike only if it feels the bnliince is igan Labor Relations board. Against Oil Policy opposition. • llundieils of tl\oii.sHii(l.s of (\ol rta*'tl> a.a which would make a mill of the housing bill ba.sed on Macy's rec­ Ameiicnns take "li'liwislon hidi- true that Europy is the gateway in her favor on a world .scale. With Vandenberg's death the ommendation will be drafted at Heavy rain slowed the Allied lllustmted) 36*' AMERITEX Democratic majority in the Senate type recommended less feasible Baghdad, Iraq.. April 19 (/Pi— day" to see and hear Gen. Doiig- to Asia, and the broad influence of Part of Island Arc once and efforts will be made to push on the western front. laa MacArthur. .Lt. Gen. Matthew (lie one ran not fall to have its im­ 4.r AMERITEX speed It through the General As­ Premier Niirl Pasha Said closed Chinese mounted a daylight, He had declared earlier that (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Oontiniied on Page Sixteen) down two leftl-st newspapers to­ U. Itldgway, new U.N' commander, pact upon the other. There are Formo.sa must not be allowed to WOVEN PLAID sembly. company-sized counterattack 10 w arns tliat U S. la under Immi­ day and banned formation of a. miles inside Red Korea north of those who claim our strength is fall Into enemy hands. WASHABLE There is a strong possibility, nent thnat of war." adequate to protect on both It is part of an island arc. he said Shapiro, that the bill will call "United National Front" against Yonchon. the government's policy on oil and Four hundred editors meet in fronts, that we rannot divide our said, from which U. S. Air and Sea Special Group of for a $50,000,000 expansion of the Throw Back .\tta<'k CHAMBRAY RAYON CORD support of the western democra­ Allied artillery and a late after­ Washington to draw new battle effort. I can think of no greater power can control the Pacific and state's moderate rental program cies. lin es in defen.se of freedom of the expression of defeatism. maintain it as a protective "moat" rather than for the 136.000,000 noon air strike threw bark the at­ • « • News Flashes The Premier has been a strong tack. press H gainat renaomhip and newa for alt the Americas. proposed by Macy. man in Iraqi politics for three de­ U.N. forces inched forward up auppreaalon. , t'onservntlve l> 'ad - If a potential enemy can divide MacArthur concluded with a (Late Bolietfaii of ttie IP) Wire) The reason for that, he explain­ cades. He is generally recog­ er Win.ston Churchill appeals to his strength on two fronts, it la recollection of the old soldier bal­ ed, is to provide some leeway to the la.st hlllcrest before Oiorwon, and yd. nized as friendly to the British 17 air miles north of the border. U. S. to perm it HriliMh admiral for us to counter hla effort. The lad "Old aoldlera never die, they Coats, Suits Toppers $ 1 .1 9 take care of any unforeseen need and the West. rather than American to head up Communist threat la a glolial one. just fade away." 9 9 ^ y**- Other Allied troops neared CTiig- beyond the 3,000 units suggested Neutral observers saw In his yong. southeast of Chorwon and AllanUg Pact navies in Atlantic Its aucceaaful advance in one aec- He said he was closing out 52 Iran Orders Army To Disperse Oil Pickets by Macy. action proof that he is determined ocean. 16 air miles Inside the Redland. Blocked once. Senator Wiley Naw! Smart woven plaid Practical pin stripe rayon Tehran, Iran, April 19—(/P)—The Iranian government last Macy. Shapiro said, recommend­ to keep the government In full Behind front lines, American (Oantlaued on Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page Fourteen) night ordered the Army to dispejise pickets In the strike­ ed no expansion of the State's control of events and not permit (R., W Is.) puts off until next REDUCED From Our Stock! cord by Ameritex for engineers and Korean road crews Tue.sdayj attem pt to persuade .Sen­ chambray in rich shades of bound southern oilfields and let employes who wish to do so home for sale program. The public them to get out of hand as in were working day and night to smart dres.ses and suits. Works Director recently Informed neighboring Iran. ate to vote on extension of Its Materials include Suede. Fleece.', ("laliardine. Plaid.-. N’ovelty Tweed.-*, Fancy Checks. Styles Rose. Blue, Green. Grey and return to work, a reliable government source said today. An­ weather proof roads against the friuM- Investigating ronunlttec. . Green, Black, Aqua, the Govemor that 1400 homes for Nuri Pasha has come out heavy rains soon due. include: Bo.xey, Pvramid, Fitted and Belted. Size.': Juniors II to 15. Mi.s.ses 10 to 20 and half sizes against nationalization of the oil Chicago physicians report Im­ Find Way to Delect Brown. other government source—a high-ranking official—said the sale under the present program There was no official explana­ 16's to 24> 2. Brown and Navy. situation at Abadan, center of the British-owned Anglo- fields despite a growing clamor provement In condition of eight- arc still wl'.hout takers. tion for the sudden Red pullback day-old Cheryl I.ynu l^ihreiir j M acy's 3.000 figure Is 7,000 units from some political parties. He Iranian oil company operations, was improving. feels it will be better to obtain that permitted the Allies to take after blood ti an.sfosion opposeil j * * * over the Hwachon dam and reser­ by her p.irent.s and given after j Cancer Trace Early (Ooatiniied on Page Six) a more favorable agreement with 36” GUARANTEED WASHABLE State CIO, AFL, To Join In Fight On Defense Policies tee Britiah-controlled Iraq Petrol­ voir. court action. ' SUITS - Eight of the dam's 18 floodgates eum company than for Iraq to try Republican-controlleil House In - COATS - New Haven, April 19—.S59.93 Values Now $49.95 GOLD RUSH PRINTS 36" WASHABLE — PERMANENT EVERGLAZE rule out nationalization If the feet long and 250 feet high. It MacArthur fo addre.sa one of Its 1 Reg. $15.00 Values Now $39.00 an unprecedented meeting here on Saturday. Local union dele­ W ashington. April 19—(JPI—The company falla to grant higher backs up water for 11 miles and .sessions . . Daughters of American Cells Alignment May | ^^**^® **® *rF; Reg. $53.00 Values Now $48.00 f in is h — WRINKLE AND SOIL RESISTANT gates of the two major labor organizations—the CIO and position of the Treasury April 17: royalties and pledge greater pro­ once was a major source of power Revolution adopt resolution call-' ' 1 Reg. 39.95 Values Now 34.00 AFL will meet in response to the call of the United Labor Net budget receipts, $65,166,- duction. for Seoul. ing up State Department for Wipe Out Disease of Flood Widens Committee of Connecticut, which has declared “The need of 741.31; budget expenditures. $250,- The two newspapers ' ordered Allied troops seized Hwachon at 'ele.ar presentation of Its foreign Cervix as Big killer ____ Reg. $49.95 Values Now $4^00 yd. CRISKAY 891.360.06; cash balance, $7,462, the western end of the reservoir policy so that 11 ran be intelll- 1 Reg. 35.00 Values Now $29.95 $ 1 .2 9 emergency action to arouse public protest against defense 740,719.40. (OoDtinoed on Page Six) Wednesday without a flghL They gently understood " More Families Flee as Now $39.00 mobilization policies.” B altim ore, April 19 — te) — A Reg. $45.00 Values * * a strange parallel in the case his­ Beautiful new gold floral pattern for street dresses, evening tories of 13 women has resulted In Big River Tops Banks Reg. $39.93 Values Now $34.00 dresses and blouses. On backgrounds of Black, Navy. Aqua, Nehru Sees No Signs Of End Of Korea War a discovery that Johns Hopkins In Three-State Area Pink, Eggshell and Turquoise. $ 1 .1 9 yd. New Delhi, April 19 — (A*) — Prime Minister Jawaharlal Reveal Truman Plan to Combat Asia Reds doctors hope will wipe out cancer i - TOPPERS - Now $29.95 Nehru, who has been in the forefront of efforts to end hos­ of the cervix as a killer of woman­ Reg. $35.00 Values Washington, April 19— —The mands when the President decided choose this course," he declared. rection while working out a Japa­ kind. By The Associated Press ' 1 1 One Croup Special At $16.<)5 41" WASHABLE — CREASE RESISTANT Wonderful Matelasse Weave te-beauUful pastel shades of Orchid, tilities in Korea, said today he had no information indicating administration has laid down a the general's policy views were not •"Ihey will not fall Into the trap of nese peace treaty. TTie discovery is a new method More families left their homes Reg. $22.50 fo Blue, White, Maize, Green and Pink. the possibility of early peace talks. The Indian leader was three point "program ot action” in accord with his own. seeming to chixise It.” The President told newsmen lat­ of detection which exposes tbe dis­ in the upper Mississippi valley re­ commenting—in an interview—on reports from United Na­ designed to combat Communism In MacArthur favored air strikes Without direct criticism of the er the agreement would be mod­ ease early enough to remove the gion today as surging waters from 1 Reg- $25.00 Values No« $22.9.7 $29.95 Values Now $19.95 Asia and protect the Pacific is­ St Communist installations and deposed Far East commander or elled on the North Atlantic pact faulty tissue by surgery. the Mlaslaaippl river rolled out RAYON CREPETONE tions headquarters in New York that hopes for peace t^lks lands. iJ.'W." Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales had been aroused by President Truman's dismissal of Gen. supply lines in Manchuria, and the his proposals Acheson declared pledge to regard an attack on one The discoverers are Drs. Richard over lowland la Iowa, Minnesota K’ 1 Reg. $29.95 Values Now $25.