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Olbbons Aaoambly, CathoUe Oroup C of Oanter Chureh Wom ■piritaal fMM of grief, paiMnal Ihe annual opring Ladloo Iota la tha death of a loved one, 930 Night of tbo Mandioatar Rotary Ladlea of Odumbus, srUl present an will maet tomorrow evening at People Reject ARE YOU LEADING A NORMAL ' About Town Mlaa Anna Brandon In a varied t ofeleck In the RobWne'room of fear, intemperance or vloa, Mr. Oub win taka place at the Coun Cbnter diurch houee. An Interaat- Ward urged that tha only way la AND HAPPY liTE r f T-‘ ^ «.— try Oub tomorrow evening. Din musical program tomorrow eve ning At 8:15 In the K. of C homo. Ing program la planned. W hat Is G ood which auch a poaaaaaed p en oa can Mmnd»9$t€r^4 CUy of VIOaif Charm Ite ItedM mr OM« Orehw ner Wni bo aarvad at 6:45. Tony ovetdoma their proMem Is by the WBoei alwnya^ Obrlght and hla orchaatra will Mias Brandon la a graduate of the tf* wm IwM tlwU Wfutar «»jw y Conservatory of Muaks at Color Manchaeter Lodge, No. 78. A.F. power of a greater oplritoal fores. M th In S fa (PODRTBHN PAGES) nlM U M l tMdCM Bt • o oloek tai play dinner mualc and alao for A A.M„ WlU hold a epeclal com In auch a personal crisis la apite III /' MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAT 18, IMS dancing following a program ado University. No business will Pastor Ward, in Sermon, yoL. Lxm, Na its tiM kMMMBt oC tlM OoncordU be transacted and all members munication on Tueoday, May lA of aU that others say ona cannot XiiitiMraa akurch at Wintar and of entertainment, the eom- The Maeter HaaOn Degree wUI be help oniaelf. The true help mlttaa in charge, headed by Pro are urged to atUnd. Program Says Religion Alone HOUBSt—Men., Twa.. WeA. II A. M. la SMS P. M. . QarUM itracts. conferred by Mount Aetna Tem lias la the grace of a lovtnR Ck>d Ttan. Fri.. BBt„ II A M. to S P. M. gram Chairman dmoro Hohen- Chairman Mrs. Btanley Jurts, ple which la compoaed of em- Mrs. Oeno Andrelnl, Mrs.' John Able to Help Us revealed In Jesus Christ. Tha By AppeM M Onfy Pigg Go to MaAct Dcspito Strike | j y T ft T1 lln . U H. Malkart a* t» T a »^ thal, haa arranged for a number ployooa of the Aetna Fire Ineur- splritagl power of Hla prcssnce ■tiaaC would Uka to h art tboao of acta Including Doreen and Lae McHugh and Mrs. Charles Whar ance Company. T. Walter Relch- A cre in one’s Ufa overcomes tha spirit who kaaa not alraady boM Thompeon, acrobatic dancers and ton are In charge. The program ard. a Pact MaaUr of Manchester "If there Is any one thing which State’s Republicans ' which at the moment possomea MRS. H. A. ALDEN . UMtad la regard to the pot rack Oahrmann and Bateson In piano committee will meet thU evening Lodge, wlU.be the AcUng Worship people i)ormmlly turn from which with Mrs. McHugh at 8 Sterling could help them in life. It la re one’s Ufa, and In that a new per 188 Main S t . Oar. Ohnrim Oak B t. n a r tfa ti IM . S-S8S8 of the Honister P.TJC dueta. ful Master. Other Manchester son la IxMm. Wadaaaday aaanlng at $:80, notify Place. rssidsnta taking put In the work ligion." said Rev. W. Ralph Ward. Aa tha Apostle Paul taught her aa aooo aa poaaible. Mrs. FloroBca Straetar and Mrs. are, Sidney W . MtocAIpine, Past Jr., minister of South Methodist when he eaiii "My grace la suffi Mrs. Arnold Thompson, execu M aster o f Warren Lodge, No. 51. church In a aermon yesterday Reported by Jews; f araca Toumaud, paat prealdenU cient for you, for my power la Get Behind Baldwin; Trinity Paat NoMa Oraato wOl of Andaraon-Bhaa Auxiliary, V. F. tive secretary of the Manchester of Portland, weU known local or morning. Noting the fact that In made perfect In Weakness.” When ganist; Albert D. Chspin, Past BOLTON Beasials Paili Besllen I raani yaar lanad h m a m , let ha gnaaU of Myriad Lodge of 8t^ - W„ were honored at the meeting Chapter, Red Cross; haa returned life It la s perfectly normal atti man la at his worst, Ood can be from New Toik where she Jios Master o f Tuscan Lodge, No. 128, tude to reject that which la for 188 X I78i 888 8m I fraas la|m, nawly bnUt aai peleaS rtglit f m Bprlnga, Wadnaeday, May 19, of the Hartford Dlatrlct County Within him at his beet. at S o’c l m . Local marnbara are Council yeatarday in Hartford. been taking an Intensive training Hartfoql; and Joseph A. Kron of our good, Mr. Ward Indicated that BOLTON-Oanth Bea«- Btaaa kanea. S taanm aa« hath. 8 m - ramlndad to bring their "Marry- Mrs. Btreetar was elected senior course. St John’s Lodge, No. 4, of Hart all about are people, foUowtng a ■nlahed np, aO kntnet. Sreplaeeb BaM petaa fS A M . OOVBNTBT 3-Day Battle go>roand" glfta. vice president and Mrs. Toumaud ford. Refreshments and a social perfectly normal reaction, reject —4 taaai Maglen shewar aai lavataty. larga fraat parch. Lata Bradley Withdraws aa banner bearer and trustee for Mary C. Keeney Tent. No. 14, hour WlU follow the degree work. ing that which could save them. aptat. 8S k 188. Dawa payamat 8S8S ta 81A88. HahiBea at 885 one year. D.U.V.C.W., will meet tomorrow He said, "If there la any normal ta 888 per nmath. BOLTON—BaM SMa Baai. Oaai 4 laraa evening at 47 Maple street A Frank Mahoney o f 41 Cedar reaction, which reveals abnormal ORCHESTRAS Sanaa with fn s baenneat, Svlag raam averieoklag IsJm. AlLArab Towb GiToa Ward Cheney Camp, No. 13, memorial service for deceased street who underwent an opera ity it Is that S t the very time, and Alice Cofran members wlU be a part of the pro tion Friday In St Francis hospi In the very places In life when Licemed Booking Agent Threat to Party Har Place Baldwin Uneonditionidly After Spanish War Veterans, will meet gram. A social hour wlU follow. Egypt Gives Warning tonight at the Btate Armory. S ec tal, is making satisfactory pro- faith in Ood, fellowship with A. P. M. The Allen Realty Company mony Averted as Na- News Tidbits tion of delegates will take place grsas toward recovery. Christ and in His Church, prajrer F l i r t i n g . ia Steage; Remding$ DtMy The son bom May IS In 8t BBALTOBS to the Department convention at and mcdiUtion could help, we RUSSELL P. BRODERICK •11 I tionid Committeeman CaBcd Frpai PF) Wlras On Delegation Souroea in Haifa De> 16f Oiarrti St Hartford Hotel Bond, June 4-6, and the na Francis hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Kilpatrick humans turn away." 188 C'BNTB B STBBBT On Shipping o f Arms George Ashenbrenner of 185 Mc of Ponacook, N. H , formerly of Post Orrico B oi 92 TtkphoM t<20?4 tional convention In Boston, Aug Indicating the people who turn MANCHBSTBB, OONNBOTIcrr Decides Not to Ron ■ elare 500 Araba Drakra ust 4-8. Kee street has been named Bruce this town, are spending a few days Manchester PHONE BIANCHB8IEB 8188 U. B. Bmbaanr In Moscow ro- Charles. They have another small with the famUles of their sons, sway from Ood and worship are For Re-Eleetioii; Steps T o G invention ; When Dan Openiti possessed most often by the fkses to talk about deaertlan mt *Cannot Tolerate* Dcfir- ¥¥ ^ ^tskra son flve years old. WUUs, Raliph and Nelson. Ont in Desire for Sergt. J. IL McMUHn to Sovlot Advertlaement— side. Bon of regular Army colo- cry of Munitions and ! To Flood Plaina Souft United Suport for nsL McMUUn waa repertod Named Delegate • at Bh'eryhody lovea that stuff, B < 1 ' i ' ITor Supplies to Zion ' Of Sea o f Galilee “Chlcken-In-'nie-Rough.” Berved 1 Senator’s Aspirations SMsed" by "sxperienced Soviet Large to National Re Warfare Yet Atlantic dally at the Cardan Restaurant. woman agent’’,... .. TSft-Rartley ists in Palestine Now Try It todayl act provlao barring Oommunlota publican Session; Oth Tel Aviv, Israal, May 18.— Hartford, May 18.—(/P)— from labor unions beads for court 'Hi ■' (4*)—Jewish Army gourcaa Range and Fuel t*st....CentinM eCerts to settle erst Quidtij Wcked Cairo, Muy 18.— (4*)— The Big Question said the ancient all-Anb Connecticut Republicang to railroad dispute. day united behind Senator Eff>*ptian government warned towrn of Acre surrendered im- I'A Dairy group wants to keep tuxes Hartford, May 18— The Con Raymond E. Baldwin aa their on oleo, but to repeal duty on Im today that it “ eJmnot toler conditionally early today aft The necticut BepubUcan convention to United Staten and Rua- OIL HALE’S MAY DAY favorite son candidate for the ported margarine .... See anti ate” delivery of munitions er A 72-hour battle in tbd Oommunlst Mundt bOI as passing day named Senator Raymond E. presidency. A threat to party and war supplies to Zionists sia in Agreement Con streets. Haganah said earikkr Dewey-Ricfimon House___ Chlneae government will Baldwin a delegate-at-largo to the Under watehMI NsOanal OnardHnen, hogs roaek Wytag V «s at harmony at the State con in Palestine. Continued at flict in Palestine Should it had flome 4,000 A r n i L. T. WOOD CO. seek to reUsva besieged ciUes with party’s national eonvenUon. strike-boned Beuth St. Paul. Mtaa.. stuckyards. They were aMSg tempts to do so may prove vention here was averted by food sent by pUno...WaOaoe says He thus becomea a member of the flrst salimls to reacli the amrket there In ten day* as a fsoolt ef Be Halted Now trapped in the old wall Co. the withdrawal of Republican Stalin "geadaoly Interested" in the delegation which the State con Its plrkeUng by United Packiag House Uorker* (t.lO). A buyer, dangerous, it said. A stste- eight mile* north of the Js SlBiMtOSt T«L44M taking peaoa otopo. make port of Haifa. The Haganah ! OCULIST National Committeeman J. Ken vention by unanimously adopted hiB white selecting eaae npralscd (eeater), U on head fo ment by tha Defense Minis neth Bradley aa a candldat* for cullran Sts nmu, Morris resolution, urged to place his name purchases. (AP wlrephote). try, copies of whldi It said wer* BullrUn! era claimed control of the hlglvgaf Harris, iealgufr of• sSIclal Zhwtot In nomination for the presidency. •ent to aU powsra, reported that I.ake Booceee, May 18—tPi through the city, a Uak to JoWlal PRESCRIFTIONS FliXED re-election. Sag adoptod by »«w Stats of Mttlements In tbs north. n Senator Baldwin, andoraad bv Othef delegatss-at-large, quickly ships carrying war sqiilpment and —Belgium aod the Sevlet * NEW FRAMES JsraeL named, were Gov. James C. Shan munitions for “Zionlat terrorlat Ukraine JUaed with the Ualtod OataMe Arc* DeotoBoted JewWb tha convention' aa “tha outatand- Bouther ■hutiug snspocta said Acre la just outside the area e| B tit ing for tbs oftloa of ths non, Stats Chairman Harold B. gangs’’ BtlU are arrtvtog at Pales Btotea sad Boaela today to de- LENS DUPlJCATED 1 ■ * not oonnsotod with crtin*... .Brit Stalin Says Russia nmodlBg firm Ualted NaOeM ralestine designeted as Jewlie president of tha United States" Mitchell. Attorney General William tine porta a ^ wanad “all eoa- REPAIRS MADE ain 'dtoduluM nsponalklllty for Haddien, State Rep. Edna A. F. cerned" of th* daagars involved. actlea to slop the war la Pal- under the United Nations pertltfoa waa named a member o f the dua> King Abdullah’s uettons In Pales- plan. gaUon which win cast Oonnactl- Edgerton of Stamford. Mrs. Marie I The Ministry atotomsnt said: eettoe. Nea* ef Ik* ether omib- tins...."Backyard!* portable re- Moore of Washingten, House ! "The Egyptlaa Dsfense Minis hm of the 11-aatlea aecaiWy To th* cut. Jewish aourcM ta cut’s 18 votes at tha National in o iy fo r gusollno ehown In ’Tulsa Willing to Confer Haifa declared 500 Arabs wfce convention in Philadelphia next Speaker Fred H. Holbrook of Madi try announcss that vasoels carry CmmcU aas ready to detaito ___ fc. A. Baune, tnmaU of crim ing munitions and war equipment drovmcd when Jews opened a daa month. inal Insana ward in Massachusetts son. CoL Raymond F. Oates of ^ ■ * WiUlmantlc and Prescott Bush, of are arriving at Palestinian ports and flooded plain land* south e| Bradley, Baldwin’s law partner boqHtal, who killed hla mother 22 Lake .Success, May 18— ’The the See of Galilee. VENETIAN and intimate political aaaoelate, years ago, found sane and release Greenwich, head of the Republican Would attempting to unload shipment* b v iigot «USE NESTLE Btate Finance committee. Accept j Stalin’s O ffer for Zionist tarroriat gangs. United State* end Rusria ere la Tel Aylv wu raided told the convention he was stepping expected___ M ayor CMrIey say* ‘ Open Letter Wallace! sgreement today—a tar* thing— bombers just after dasrn,B. for 04 -^'tAlY HAIR TREATK^'ENt out of a threatenad contest for the building of 4,400-car garage un Alter nate delegates-at-Iarge "The Egjrptlan government, at chosen were Btate Senator Luke that th* United K stieos ahouM fourth straight day. The ^ lIlhsia^SlsrtstiaaBabyHetrTieat- BLINDS National committee post “in tha der Boston common to start at Issued as Founda a time when Its forces are la attack w u the longest yet upon 1 s o m H. Stapletoo of Cheshire, State Gives WaUace atop th* srar ta Palesttoe. I taceed heir I iach leef. Wood—Stctl^Ahniinain 10 DAYS OF SPECIAL VALUES Interests of psrty harmony and In once. Palestine in order to restore se city. Th* Jsws said thsy shot i I asHi sad riagisii. |I.M Rep. George C. Conway of Oull- tion for Conferences curity and order and put an end The big queeUoa remained—how Custoai Mad* a moat sincere d^ra for complete British labor leaders aboat face Is th* U. N. f o ^ to do Itr one of th* attacking plane* sag and united support” for th* Sen on oocialization program and start foi^ Harry W. Hasting of New to massacisa, cannot Mcrat* con Free EstlauitBB Britain, Arthur Carlson of Middle- Th* accord marked the Srat damaged another. j ator’s aspirations to national office. program to *upi>ort private indus Foes Weapon tinued deUvery to those gangs ^ time einc* last tan’s asoembly vote Another raid foUowed aeon afls| Extra Special! town, Mrs. Martha Dewing of M6flcow, May 18.— (4*)— •uppllea and munitions from Ont Week Scrvleo Hla withdrawal left the way try ___ Australian prime minister Prime Minister Stalin says to parUtloa Palestla* that th* two loa. Oaa bemb ' squarely Ml a clear for the election of State report* Aiubs "and other eastern Middletown, Herman Steinkraus abroad. This can only Intensify nesripeper building In the C an 5714 Slight Irregulars "New England” 59c QUALITY UNDIES of Bridgeport, State Athletic Com greet powers hav* stood shoulder r Chairman Harold E. Mitchell as nation*’’ try to boy 88,880 riSe* at Russia is willing, if the Unit Communiam Shoved in the chaos In Palestine and threat to shoulder on th* Holy Land area, ehoweilag the Satin stripe pantie, in brief and band leg style*. his successor. three times their value but offer missioner Wli.lam J. Prince. Harry ed States is, to accept Henry en peace in th* srhole Arab srorld, srtth epUntwed gtaas | Slid caaMa^ McKee Venetian Blinid Marchalk of Darien and Bernard problem. Adding to th* sadden AU with elastic waist band*. Colors: White, To Organlap Saturday refused___ Throe gomMero at Laa A. Wallace’s recent “open let to Top Rank o f PoUl* "The mlnlatry wlabes to draw solidarity eras Moscow's aanouace- ceeueltlee. Vegas, consistently playing Num Matthles of Seymour. Laundry MATTRESS PADS blue and tearoae. Size* 5, 8 and 7 . . . . Elach 1 ■ ' ’The National convention dele ter” to him as the foundation ical Issnea aa Dewey the attontlon of all concernod to mant of recogaltlon for th* new M l Mmia St. T cL 5S21 Pure white flUlng that will launder and stay white. 39c gates wlU hold an organization ter 1 on roulette since May 10 win District delegates named were: th* daagax whtoli may thtostoa Jewlah atoto of IstoM. The U. 8 meeting here Saturday, and Mltch- 189,000 BO far. Fint—State’s Attorney Meade for peaceful settlement of S»- And Staaaen Debate all commarcial vsasela and oth*r took th* asm* step last Friday. Alcorn and Secretary of tha State w k -■mva 39c Children’s and Misses’ Mercerised eU’a elecUon at that ttma waa as . jiifd^AmericKQ QuarnU. In a cfkft approachlag th* Palntla* Aettag on I•ab4htonto taatrue- ItoBOvot, 15 aUl Reg. $5.98, 54x76 full bed size ...... $ a Bi Redlek. ARernsTei, coast at the preaant tlau osrlng ttoos from Woahtngtan, Amerieen 4.49 sured. Tni# dslsgatloo also mas « - statement daM yesterday Washington, May 18—(l^r-Pre- AvlT, mad sras i pected Co rename Mrs. Julia B. Town Chairman John E. Toohey and released by the Soviet press to m*aaur*s with tha Egyptian Delegate Warren R. Anatto ysetar of Hartford, A. S. Albrecht of miei Statin’s offer to negotiate a by two gM 8oU COTTON ANKLETS kacnay cf Somers aa national Police Patrol department last night, Stalin re gov*rm*at mgjr hav* to take in day damnndad that th* Oecarity Ideatifled htama HALE'S SELF SERVE TrUPink Reg. $4.98, 39x76 single bed side ... committeewoman. Hartford. plied to proposals made by Wal "Henry Wallace" peace program order to *n*ar* the aefety of its OouacQ order the Jews and Arabs H s M k it fX A . Second—Btate CbmptroUer Fred Air Force nUct < /WNA/\ $3.49 Bradley, national committeeman lace at a poUUcal raUy in New and the Dewey-8tasaen debate troopa In PaMotlna." to issue a cease-ar* and etand-foat H m Origiaal la Now Eaglaad In all white or eolora, including atripea. Size day’s air la l* Batordby, ttig Jeuf Pat. As p . Pa* for the paat eight ycara; pleaded At Auto Plant R. Zeller of Stonlngton and Fulton York a week ago today. shoved Communiam into the top The Arab Higher ExecuUv# of dlrecttves to their troop*. Th* An exceptional value! ’The irregbilarltlea are only In the stitch- S to 11* ***************************** Rlndge of Deep River. Alternateo, overall orders would be affeettvs » had daiaied emara of oa Ing which will not Impair the wearing qualities. 25c fo r tlM election o f Baldwin aa "I do not know," SUUn oaid. In rank o f poUtlcal laauea today. fice her* aald it monitored * BlypUaa ylleL chairman ut the delegation in hla Mrs. Edna B. Sharpe of Pomfret his first public pronouncement In Stall n'a suggestion that pro bioadcaat from Beirut, Lebeaon, srithin 18 hours after paaaage of and HEALTH MARKET withdrawal atatement, and urged Action Taken to Pre and Rep. Harry H. Lugg of Ver more than a month, "whether the posals mads by Wallao* te used sa announcing a junction of Egyp th* plaa. (A Baghdad dlapetch aaU : that the delegates "unequivocally non. United States government ap a baala for reviving U. B.-Ruaslan tian and ’Trana-Jordan troopa at Ruasie’s Andrei A- Gromyko troopa under Prtaee Regent J pledge themselvea" to support his vent . Recurrence of Third—Thomas Amatruda of proves of Mr. Wallace's program talks apparently gave new ammu Lydda, 20 mile* aoutheaat of ’Tel agreed immediately. ' ih captured Kankab *1 Bitoa^ "The Security Oouaqil must take Mttlemeat. three aiiiee laalde |W BED PILLOWS candidacy at Philadelphia. as a basis for agreement between nition to ths third party candl Aviv. We have sold dozens and dozens of these b a b y s h o p Violence in Walkout (OoaUnued na Page Two) the U. S. S. R., and the United data’s enemies. declaioB to atop th* srar,” h* rael territory from toe Traaf'i TUESDAY SPECIALS Republican leaden said it waa said. Jordan bordrr and three aMHi because they are an exceptional value. The likely that Baldwin would be States. No Declalon Radio Battle lowest price In year*. 100*;i. pure down As far as the government of Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New Some dslfgationa felt that ths eduth of Geaker. Ths ■ittlim aif ^ Infants^ Socks named aa chairman, but there wqs Bulletin! Ubited autes—os In th* recogni on a raOway, was part ef the : covered with flne quality blue and white $5.99 doubt that the delegation would Detroit, May 18.— A the U. S. 8. R., la concerned. It York, and Harold E. Btaasen, cam Coal Parleys Groan Stamps Given With Cash Saics striped linen type ticking, each ...... R©^* 2«)C •■**•***•***•••••*•*Sp©cigl lOc Union Rejects considers that Mr. Wallace’s pro paigning for Oregon’s 12 RepabU- tion of lareel—beat Ruasta" to the Infotced concrete Ua* bnUt by ‘ permit itself to be bound to support formal 10-day eotlce that a punch by getting e atop-srar reeo- Brittsh Army durlag the laeC waf him until released. strike "Is pendiBg" for 2X5,088 gram should serve as a good and can presidential nominating votes, fruitful basis for such an agree fought a no-declalon radio battle Start Today ratlon before th* Oouaell Irat. and called Bdm ItoA w dtof ConnecUcut Republicans tradi Geaeral Motor* employee was Swift’s Offer over the queotkm of ouUasrlng the But major attantion oenterad ea aabdi arid. - * Flannel Gowns and Robes tionally have sent impledged dele Sled today by the CIO Ualted ment and for the development o f (A Catfo diBMteh saMFv A i^ MARSHMALLOWS International cooperation." Oommunlst party. bow th* OouaeP le golag to atop A Real Value!' MOOR R©|^* 69c *d*e*******e*ea««***< Sp©Clnl 59c gations to national conventions, Auto Workers. The nalon seat the fighting. H m Aatonoaa plaa fi^tera led by neimia Bototoa iSi Orivs Sommary of Propoeals Dewey, who had the last word and the resolution which endorsed a letter te that effect te the In a broadcast from Portland last Lewia and Bitumlnoas Invokes th* most posrerful artldes pulsed a Jewish attM ea Basilii « ' lLb.PJw. 25c Baldwin left the way clear for State Labor MedlattoB board Sharp Drop in Hopes Stalin gave a concise summary of the U. N. charter. It the w ar of Wallace's proposals, which he night, claimed Staaaen "had sur Operatora Square Ott 1 TOWEL ENSEMBLE Mina-Bath switch to another candidate should as aegottattoaa contlaaed la For Quick Settlement rendered" In his fight to make the ring parties failed to oom|^, the i f miaeBLMANi b s a d t t o u s b $4.00 he fail to win support after the an effort to head off a second said "are known to everybody," Communist party UlegaL atassen’s Council could Invoke ec*n «m and Reg. $6.95...... Special Hating them aa follow s; For Contract Battle Reg. 89c Balk SIbc ...... • 59 c firat few ballet* at Philadelphia. m ajor walkont In the onto la- Of Packing Dispute friends denied this. . diplomatic sancUoaa. Failtag In addition to Senator Baldwin, dnstry. 1. "A general reduction of arm there, ths Council could oo* Ita L g . J a r As for WaUace, politicians pre APPLE PIE 27c Reg. 59c Guest Sine ...... 49e T Shirts delegates named Included Gov. aments and prohibition of atomic dicted Stalin’s praise of the third- BuUttinT biggest stick — sn totonmtloiial James C. Shannon, MltcheU and Detroit, May 18—(P)— One of Bonettnl weapons. party candidate’s Ideas for Inter force. Reg. 19c Face Q olhs ...... 17c Reg. $1.49 ...... Special $1.29 2. "Conclusion of peace treaties Washtagtoa, Blay B C n O U fB T Chrysler corporation’s strikebound Chloogs, Blay 18—(J’)—^Fed national agreementa wlU react The *4vtt eoateiapt eeasicttoa Solid color Jacquard weave in green, blue and duety rote. Ftna White, yellow, blue and red. Size 2 to 6x. (Urattaued ea Page Bight) eral eoacUatora today contin with Germany and Japan and the Flashes! against the former vice president •gatast Joha U Lawto aad the quaUty that wlU waar for year*. Detroit area plants was patrolled ued efforts te eettle the 82- question of evacuation of troops in a campaign that already ha* Ualtod BItoe W erksn was dle- tM itol I al Ok Iff) «nto) APPLESAUCE 2 c 29c by aUte police today to prevent doy-old CIO Packinghouse from these countries. produced some harsh criticism of White House 8. "Evacuation of troops from mtaMd today a tU to Reg. 39c Niagara, CiuHion and Field Crest Part Linen . Lons Sleeve Jersey Suits recurrence of the first picket line workers* strike despite a snag the Kremlin's polldca. meat’B reqpest. FsdeiM iodge m v n o u o B v c b e a m s t t u e g o l d e n b a n t a m $1.50 Fire Damages at the eutaed of re-opened ae- China and Korea. Calls Reply "B «a Offer" Reg. $2.50 ...... Special violence In Its auto worker* elx- 4. "Respect for the aoverelgnlty T. Alea ‘rilADB MARK goWarieua between packere But WaUace, who wrote Stilln ever, teel Stays Silent day strike. and nnlealats. The govern- of individual countries and non an open letter two weeks ago sug a goveraawat t*i PbllM elpbto. May 18-VI1—1W* CORN NN o o . . 2 2 C C an an 19c i DISH TOWELS Dutch Palace ’These other developments col- meut medlateea, beaded by interference In their domestic af gesting new Moacow-Waahlngton efflctofai *C the Aawrlcaa CeaM i- the aalLetrike , Absorbent, long wearing GIRLS’ SPRING COATS ored the outo-labor picture: Freak B. WaMi, net with fairs. talks, called last night’s reply "a ualaet Lewie and ttoi aaloa. No Coramrnt on Stalin‘a alcatleae Aaaectotlo* CM> fBM • SWANSON BONELESS dish towel* made by famou* represeatatlvcs of Armonr A 5. "The Inadmissibility of mili real offer by Russia to sit down Ooldsborough said the plea U. S. DIatitot eoori Mhel aoMe* to mill*. Plaid* and colorful 1.—’Threat of the CIO United tary bases in member countries of 3 for $X.OO BOYS’ WOOL SUITS Rages for Hour Before Auto Workers’ second post-war Co. Gov. Lnther Yoongdahl and try to find a way to end the (or dropping the tojoaotlon Acceptance o f Wal day aektog 8188,889 daraafia enfb. multi-color stripe*. o f Mlaaeoata aat In on the the United Nations. cold war." «unr as a eurpri** sad be Uoloa PreaMwit Jroaph F. MtUs 6 O s . C an IT n N K 8 A f IT C V f8 -P O « A B G Z A O R f M H » ID G » walkout against General Motors 6. "World development of Inter lace's Parley Propoaal TURKEY 43c * Long or Short Pants Being Brought Under eoufereaee, but nalen offldala Wallace’s friends said Stalin* \ta* not prepared to rule oa It aad Seervtoty Jeaeph Ketes flM corp. national trade excluding any sort reply strengthen* the former cabi the atot agatoto 'Irtoagir MbBew' Rcgnlar $1.19 Rayon Union Obtains Injunction were not Inetaded. Immediately. BEXEA LABOB Hart’s tha ihaart that’s Indlspansibla for home sewing. Control; Queen Absent of dl-icrlmlnatlon. net member’* claim that he i» the Bulletin! tioae, liie„ Its dlriato**—40e Fldl' Because it g im a ilg u g finish as it cuts—in one operation. GREATLY REDUCED .2—Official action by Michigan Chicago, May 18— (g>)—CIO meat 7. "Within the framework of man to bring about h ptfsceful Washington, May 15—<41— John adelphto laqulrrr aad Radi* Bto- Ravel-proof almost alirnattrials this easy wavt Avoid tedious Tbo Hague, May IS—(O—A flro authorities to test a state 1*^^ the T’mtcd Nations, assistance to settlement of dUficultle* with Rus- Waahingtna, Slay 15—<4^— tIoiM W FIL aad W rtL T F -M 4 hand-pinking, evarcasting. picoting. or bias binding. I I.cwia I nd the soft coal oper The .State departmest *ald to PINEAPPLES BUTCHER LINEN Infants’ Cotton severely damaged Queen WUhelml law In the Chrysler strike. The handlers today turned down a ma and economic restoration of coun sla. ators squared off today for UWlr WKTL Geaeral M aaegpr Riga* W. >___melnm. malae. coDcn na’a Noordelno palace today, rag union Immediately blocked such a jor packer’s proposal to end the tries which suffered from the war, In an Oakland. Call/., speech day Premier Rtalla’a latest CBpp, Baabi e f tb * aiBttea Ip Tb* Beautiful ahadea in melon, malse, copen ^ annual contract battle. ototeawat ea pewM "la LAB«« HONBTnBW blue, grey, pink, black, aqua. Atao bordered Sleeveless Shirts ing for an hour before it was move by obtaining a Circuit court two montha old meat etrike. 8. "Defense of democracy and last night, WalUce called on U. 8. For the preliminary Alrmloh, totiabet'B oto^ . (M tto oaMa^ri** 35c insuring of civil rights in all COun offlclala to say whether there la saeeoraglag** bat that Amerltex Butcher linen, ya rd ...... Reg. 39c ...... Special brought under control. injunction. As a result, there was a sharp ther* w u a “town meeting" at the _____ Reg. $10.98 $1.00 Wltneosea said the flames, 3— A truce reached by the UAW tries: and so on." any issue between the two nmtlons Shoreham hotel where reprceento- the Issue* propoeed for • f drop In hopes for qulcV settlement MELONS fanned by a strong wind, probably Chrysler permitting white collar (These are the six objectives to “which can’t te settled by peace tlve* of both *ldu were caUed on tweca the Ualted States aad • • • Punchwork and Candlewick Dogens of Patterns wort atartad by a torch used by workers to enter the company’s of the violence-marked dispute. ward which WaUace. In hla "open ful, hopeful’ negotiations." to outline their stands -the Soviet oatoa eleo*. Mere- Oran Eealval LABOB tat SBB PIXMUDA Regnb‘9’ 69e 80 Square Fast Color painters, whp were burning off old Kercbeval plant and Issue overdue New negotiations broke off letter ’ said the United SU tes and Menacing World Peace A g reem en t Expl^ Jua* M over, the depertoieat eaM to Waabtogteo, Mag paint on the roof. paychecks for the strlkere’ last shortly after midnight without any Russia mu.st lake "definitive de Dewey and Stasaen agreed in The United Mine Workers chief to geveramrat’s first of- . preeeatoUv* tbslr debate that the CommunlaU flclal oommeat ea 9taUa*a D oz. TIm 67-year-old queen and other full work v.-eek. announcement of when they may cisive step.*):" entered the meeUng with a commlai today a ORANGES HOUSEWARES members of the royal family were resume. ’The talks began yesterday. (1. "General reduction of armS' ara working imder Moscow direc slon from the UMW’s 2 00 -m ^ broadcast statemeet. the Is- BEDSPREADS 4— The second court Injunction tum to overthrow free govern- al la PERCALE PRINTS not at the palace, built In 1553 and issued against the UAW, restrain Swift A company last night of ments - outlawing all methods of Policy committee to bargain tot a ooes Mated have bee* aader riOtag to m' B A L n W p i'’ One whole table of line quaUty M *q u ^ per the residence of the Orange dy fered three conditions as a basis mas.* destruction. msnts. Including the United Btates, new contract covering at least II aea*ttotle* for two yasro or ths aalliii*l oeeroMy.' Only A few to close out. AUover Soral punch- /h Q ing picketing at the Marysville, o f and are rnsnacing world peace. But cale print* In *maU and large floral deilgns, nasty for centuries. Jt haa been Mich., plant. for settling the nationwide strike (2. "Stopping the export ■ubjects. Tb* present agreement awro to the Ualted Natleee. a, eh alm aa . at work pattern In mulU-color, with candlewick M X All color combination. Yard ...... 32 pc. Glass Dinner Set used for official receptions only la which began March 18. The CIO their agreement ended at that expires June 30. tb* Oeoaril of Ftrelga Minis Anoad g ervleee eeawal APPLES 3 Lb.. 25c dots.In blbo, rta8, graen, gold and peach. 59e Some 75,000 Chrysler worker* (Oootlniied oa Pag* Bight) point. ters and elscabete. Other recent years. WUtelmlna Is stay Packinghouse Workers a few hours The conferences may hit a snag Service for *lx. Six dinner platca, alx cups walked out of 18 planU across the rirht o ff ovti* the right ©f Joseph eeuntrie* *lw*j> h*>-o been ing at Hot Loo, her summer raol- country last Wednesday, demand later rejected th* proposal. M e o a d r a n i and aaucera, alx bread and butters, six 'nilt dm eo In the country. Objects to Dtseharge Proposal E Moody, president of the aoutn- deeply laterroted. by hto eeopt Manufaeturer§* Closeout! dishes plus a sugar bowl and creamer at ing that the company add 17 cents ern Coal ajvoclatlon. to join in. $4 .9 8 Part or R oof FkUs The The union president, Ralph Hel- Trianglop Dust M op ...... Now -79c this unusual price- to their $1.50 hourly wages Lewis challenged Moody’* right Washington. May 18—(F>—The HEALTH MARKET ’The fire broke out about 2:30 p. UAW . CIO originally asked 30 steln, objeoted apscifically to a Bishop Reports ^Spiritual hietaaro ta Reg. 9 le but slashed to sit In because neither he nor the Whit* House remained allent to- k SBNDBB m. Police reported an hour later cents more per hour, Buift proposal wlilch he said would Southern Coal Producer* aasocla- tey OB Premier Stalin’* accept, f/ Charmtred ‘^Fiesta” Pattern eve of the let the companies discharge any that It was under controL Part the demand on the tlon signed th* present agreemeat ones of H*nry A. WaUace’a 9 ^ * - * Aluminum 8 Cup Percolator...... $ 5 .9 8 10 pc. Glass Salad Set of the roof felL strike. striking smploye. Reawakening* in Germany lost July 7. Lewi* would not allow pozal for a discussion of differ- F m h I Na BEEF LIVER Lb 55c Soldiers carried the many art Michigan’s Gov. Kim Bigler came He said ^ r s la "no point talk the association to sign last sum enceo between the United State* Complete with a two-heat stove and cord. ght salad plate*, large ^ad bowl and m O A Q treasures of the palace to safety hero ytiterday to oversee state ing about any of the reef’ of the M pg I B — .o n RUGS MtabUshing relation* broken off] mer for the individual companies and th* Soviet union. L.T BUOBD ly, a h In clear Bparkllng glae*. under the direction of Prince troopers he had sent into suburban Swift suggestlona—one of them an \Va.shmKtnn. May 18 — (41 — t which make up its memterrtilp. President Tnimsn’* prcaa aecre Reg. $1.39 Bernhard, the husband of Crown Highland Park to quell flst-flght- offer of a nine cent hourly wage Bishop Hanns Lalje of the Luth by the war. But Moody appeared determined tary, CSiarics G. Rosa, antlclpatod Princess Juliana. Ing and rock-Ukrowlng ^sturbancea Increase effective last May 3. Kept la Chain* lor Ten Month* a questhm concerning the Moscow Reg. 84.98. 22 X 44 size ..»8S88seeaaas i Pottery Casserole ...... Now 98c eran church of Hanover told Pres He told reporter* he w u kept to help bargain out a new contracL 88revef r i l IM tod BACON Lb. 69c $3.69 Complete with chrome frame. Bakelite^andles. Premier L. J. M. Beel went to at the Chrysler plant there. AFL meat workers accepted the He cwie armed with a vrittm radio broadcast when he met with the scene. nine cents offer and did not strike. ident Truman today there are In solitary confinement and in newsman this miwnlng. 9 pc. Glass Berry Set Meanwhile, at the state capital eWaiM (o r ten month* because of authorizaUon from the members of Fire brigades from The Hague In Lansing, Attorney General Eu The CIO union haa held out for sign* of "epiritual reawakening” his group to talk for them. *-rh* eu**Uon I*—" Ro«* began. Reg. 12.98. 22 x 36 size ...... Round Alumii^um Dish Pans ...... Now 89 c 29 cento. ’The present scale paid his public position In oppoalUon to "Th* ataUn-to-Wallaep -" a re WHRa AND TBNDEB and Its auburte fought the blase. gene F. Black Issued his first or In Gertnany. * 11 Isooea to Negettoto Syria Glvea $2.39 Large bowl and eight Individual berry Police and troops kept back the two thirds of the 100,000 CIO th* Nasi regime. The II issue* which j the policy porter began. Reg. $1.19. Slightly damaged. der* to bring the Bonle-’Trip;^ lab rvorkara Is 11.10 an hour or less. The bishop, once Imprisoned by Another caller, MaJ. Harry B. Just In time for the "strawberry $1 .4 9 crowd. or law to a test. the Nazir, said the aplrituat revi committee euthorized Lewi* to •'The ©n*w#r !• DO commowt* ILEDTRIPE By midafternoon the roof was Vote to End BIriko Hooker, a former neighbor of the hour*, Rosa Mid, and that eadad ^ U alto d Lid covers to sistch ., Round Alnminuni Roaster...... Now $ 1 .3 9 season." Noting UAW officer* had failed val was rnort noticeable among late Prwldent Franklin D. Roose negoUate •)* are; Wage^ day fa r 89c collapsing. Pslace chandeliers fell. In Iowa, meanwhile, two CIO voutb and the educated clas*e*. practices, rule*, differentials. la- rxrr "Feae* PBeaetve" to conduct the required state velt, said that respect for the The aatttf* of euila;* p ro n ^ Reg. $1.69 strike vote before ths walkout, h* local unions voted to end their equaUtles. cumpvnsation ead He »ald he called «m Mr. Tru United Btotea was growing both welfare. fill KtniMl r - vrtth th* Ualtpd For Bedrooms and Bathrooma Trfssarjr Bahiics ordered Prosecutor James McNally strike srtth agissments including man to express his gratitude for la Engtoad and on. the continent. cupatlonal «h****e , of Wayne county to determine nine-cento hcurly wage inersasea. retirement, health and safety, Btato* f*v* M ipi^ to H LOAF Lb^ 49c BaauUful cbanlUe and loop ruga, with mulU-color flora l design. 6 pc. Glass Juice Set the people of hla country who H o ^ r represented Mr. ’TrumM oAotahr susptdMui t l ^ Washington, May 18.—(JV-The “who waa responsible for the cur In Floyd County, la., a mob threw Jteen enabled to survive by Ameri at the ceremoniu in London April Ndt all eolora left in each slse. rocks and bottles at two homea of "AH other pertinent matter* ^ proaaing a "peace effoaatv*" foe lA ige Juice pitcher and tray with 4 glasses. position of the Trmsury May 14: rent Chrysler strike... .and take can *td. 12 In connection with the unveil dlplomaUc sad prop*faa4p adraar The J W . H A M CORK Receipts, 1136,319.808.82: expen immediate action to enforce the workers at a strikebound Decker ing of a statue of th* late presi perUinlng w th* bltumlnou* indus Ideal for summertime uie. $1 .2 9 company packinghouse in nearby • Bishop Ldje is In this country tag*. ^ , Given Stamps Given With Cash Sales! . * MANCNimii C o m m * ditures, $107,839,479.58; balance, penal provisions of the state legis- vlsltiDg Lutheran centers and r«- dent. try." N LOAF Lb 59c 85,027,898,903.72, U tion." Mason Otar, r
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Min on Saturday and suffored a j^Hs sun is bring sought *yjcoui-| Awarcis keeper badge to several gIrU. and I Ten Persons Held on to Florida Land; savers head lacsratton. Ho was an assortment of other badges Board Studies ^AhoUt Town Quiet Session Two Indicted were also sanicd by ths Seduts. Only BOILINO Watar Rockville bom in Poland and came to Uda Bupcrler Court Judge James E. An Ingiartant meeting of Ander- city 40 yeors ago. He was a snm- Ths Brownies to "fly-up" Into Die in Blast M u n ^ ordered Noack held wiUi- F o r Girl Scouts this troop from Troop 31 are Osrot Report Oil Found There School Plans sse-Shea PoaL IMd, Vatarana of bsr of SL J o s h 's church and St. aut W fl at tbs UtchflBd county v m Foreign Wars, wlU be held tonight Seen Toiiiglit Joooph’B Soclsty. He leaves hto For Murders Bslkua. Pstrlcis Fogarty, Joan GI Full Flavor JaU psodiag trial at the next McVeigh and Margaret Foley. In the Poet rooms at SrSO. All Church Parley wtfs, Mrs. Helen Oracayk WMlsB- ^m inal sssalor of the Litchfield • A court ef awards and a Brownie Shattering Tank Explo How about buying aomo Florida » Now, it appears, they ars lihely members are urged to attoid as ka: she aona, C^simlr J„ Edwin F „ "fly-up" wsre the leading events Mrs. Steven Smith Is leader of ths to be paid oC. Layoat of Rooms for couaty Superior court. Brownie troop with Mrs. A. W. land? delegsUo and altoritatoa to tha Board o f Dfawstora Have Frank A „ John T., Staalsy T „ and Corey Accused in Slay at the meeting of Intermediate Girl sion and Fire Oeenr Back In the plunging days of 8S County Oounell wUI be named. In Rockville Anthony J. WieUcska, all of Rock Gates aa her aaristant. Wbenevor this gusation la raia- IMneeloa Street Bnild- No Important Items ing of Wife; Noack Scout Troop IS at St. James's From Troop J7» Merle Albro, At Koppers Plant years ago Misa Btbol BrainaiU of Other appctotMsnU wUl be made ville: three daughter^ Mrs. Paul State Deattsta to Meet od In MaiMhaatsr. a loud waU of 888 Main stroot bought seme acre tng Is Received CanUUco of Hartford, Mrs. John school yesterday afternoon. Mary Osnstsnee Lamoureux, Barbarp at this time and n large gathering S d ie d u M In Be1d<;p*s Death Ann Smith, Jean Vesco vrtll sntar •ngulah and angar taari tba air. age near t t Patarsburg from john In expected. ^ n Sessions of CongregB* KoaUtowskl of SomtraviUc. Mrs. Hartford. May 4S—
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Rartfoed and Mias MUdrad] a Rockal ot ManaSffd Oeatar tua W. Tauag ot ForeatvtOa «s that WFTU Is being subverted again this week, while cases of Weat aaamd aaentary aad Angua- eicctad from its original purposes and Dis6as6s Li6d lobar pneumonia remained at 17. Bus Body on Trmok AmstonFirm ms St Haw Brttata. Mra. ^lohEtfvoys oonvartad into an international in- Ga/y Lang Is in Hospital Syphilis recording was at 28 cases To deleTirate stnunsnt to further tha political again this week. For the ninth Chassis as Family Car ^ Give Reports purposaa ot Russia. As further For Nineteenth Operation By Chick6npox oonsecutlve week, Connecticut was Silver Jubilee Loses Suit t* prort of such parvaralon of WF without a recorded case of pdlio* Snenflala N. D„ Mag I f r TU. # 0 recall that it was tha Rus- myelitis, and for the tenth week (IP)—With 14 dhOdreB la hi* slan delegation which prevented without a cast, of typhoid^ 'j TWUA Ddegates Mrs. Harry Lang, of 148 Blasell ^unique experience in getting his Tops List for 30th During the week Just ended, Rev. John L. Lodghnin family. John BMl of KUeaflale RiMt Pay Government the aatabllahmant of a world tex street, has returned from Newrark, i nppearance and his hearing. Doo- . toetalled a baa body oa a tru rt "A Attoifiad National Parw tile aacratariat. I tors have, in a long series of opers' Conseentiye Week in fever cases dropped from 25 Ye«rs a Priest on chasata add eaOed I t a M alty In Labor DeparUnent’a Therefore, be it resolved that: N. J., where her son, Oary, tions, used varlotu parts of aary*s SO to 18, gonorrhea cases from 81 paaaeager car. CHOICE OF COLOR I tj at Atlantic City L We commend the officers of Just undergone further surgery at own body to graft on "living" tls- State Health Report to 17, and casta of streptococcal Wednesday, May 2 6 Tha atata motor regUtm Overtime Pay, Case CIO for their courageous light to Baby's Hoapital. Oary, it will be BtM and have sculptured ears for sore throat from 4 to 2. refoasa to llcenaa It as' aoch. IN PAVED DRIVEWAYS ray 40 a ItoDchwtWa dstaicetlon to th« restore WFTU to Its original pur recalled, la the little boy who was him from IL Now the flat pieces Hartford, May 18—(P)—New ------/ ------TONIGHT BfV. John U Loushrea, paator In a latter ha aaksd Ball to put Regional Attorney George H poses, for seeking discussion of born without normal ears, and of flesh which have been grown cases of chickenpox icported in up 882 for a permit to um the Foley of the U. Department of M tk »*«*»"«■» OoDVoitioa of th« of S t Jamzz' church, wlU czlz- a. ttaU l* W ortun Union ot Amtiica CRP on a world level in WFTU has been having ears "grown” by for the purpose, are being suped Connecticut last week numbered vehicle on North Dakota hlgh- Labor today, announced that Judge and, when this was denied, for ag special surgery. 878, the State Health department brata tha aUvtr JubUea of his 4 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM ImM ncm tly in AtlanUc a ty . ara Into normal appearing ears. Frank Moddan AMERICAN LEGIPN HOME waye, phia a regular bua li Carroll C. Hlneha in the United ■ear nportlnf to mamben of L
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Deslad NOW Trial S. Judgo J. Jeaepb Smtth yoator- yeatewtey en a < BartSsed. May IS (ff» loaeph Ituihewam. aantancad by Hartford. May 18—(Pt-Tbnniae atrtoted trade (except for good* fore concluding hla visit discovers Y ex iitie W ill W «lN »-1 4 lh Ib^ ‘ himself to be momenUrily em-* I OHW l W lU TMCC HUU8 0 N SALES HUDSON SERVICE HUDEON lA L E E State Ponders Ruebkowakl, Jr„ 88. of Bristol. Jndge Sndth 1848. sought the Albono af ThompaenvUte waa hoM It —-"rmttaff liif iUmrlirater reletti to war) between the two Connecticut barraased by a lack of funds. ■ Ilia...... Todav^s R adio 'sb j ssrviMrafhMi y r trial an I a f alhgad for trial la UnitoF fftatoa eourt 14 when Treasury department Ah ceuntrtee. Would the proprietor mind cashing Murder Charge tar enabiag a forgad wiw testimony following his arralgmaont before cohoBc Tea unit agenta raided Ms Eomiitg Ifrralb "4. The free ntovement of dtl- a check for hImT Leasing Space I dented a now trial by 17; at two tnaia. U. ff. Ceniwiloner William J j The proprietor caahea the check, aena, atudante and newapaper men Yankee Rutherfordton, N. C., May 18—tf^ I r between and art thin the two coun- not in any exorbitant amount the Wff D All Kinds Of Rffpoir By A. H. state offi^l leaves, and the pro __Coroner T. E. Hightower said to- [ PrONR—OffMal Detoetfra; BUly 30,000 Square Fert iu trlea. V prietor la left to revolve in his own day he plena to ask for a murder! •WDRO-^Hlat Runt; Newa. Reae, TauiiASiMAS r ^ O K W warrant aga'.nst 18-year-old Roy | 013 Hartford Plant - ’I lUMgar “g. The resumption of free ex- Wawere carefully anonymous In mind a delicately balanced prob Work On All Makof Of WOOO—Hajrttocd PoUee apeak: RTTHT—Town Meetlag e f the I. u m . diange of adentlflo^ information lem, In which the case for deposit Daniels as the aftermath of 1380 Chib. A ir. Under Conaideratton our recent discussion of the antra- Mg the check la matched against "puppy love” sliooting that brought | WONS—WON8 Juke Box. W nc-D ate with Judy. and adenUllc materiel between curricular Income acttvlUea of two death to a IR-year-old orphan girt. Automobilos w n o —Beekatage W ife. We InvRe the Novy te put on the Gloves a subtle matter of those regula m ftaa— HarUord, May 18—
bm olbarwiBB to ta'a oaiMi leaa. Roy and two brothers, the an- I WONS—Ptsidng and Hunting position to elga iui "agreement to The Wallace proposal, therefore, in several other state officials who WOOC—Junior Disc Jockey. Cluh. leaae” within 10 days or ao. BititiflBgfcffpurily*affakffamiao— ay Bad alao Um MbbI sawa publialM aara. have been mixing private business perintendent aaid. lived In the Hndffoa Sates aad Sffnrkff ESTATE All rliatB of raBobUdLUaa t t aaaaial la considerably better than Mr. basement and tended the boiler Of WKNB — News; S40 Request W nC—Bob Hope. Tha atroctura waa recently pur- to hrtef jrott tiM diitterthrff tqffto that dUBiinliM aara t .. ICANCHESm EVENING HERALD. MANCHE8TB1. CONN, tlTESDAY, MAY 18, l» a MANCHESTER EVENING HBKALU. SIAMCHBniUL UINN. TUESDAY. MAY 18, 1V4B WUbur UtU* win rapnaant tha filmSa of alsniwiica no i m Ii affott Republicans Get Emergency Doctom unit at th* dlanar In H*nfoed. Colonial Homoa ExIeailBd ForBcBst Preparing Slate Invites Public would hava bam naeaasaty nor BOEimN- , Surrender Recent Bride Veterans’ Unit Saturday avanliig. May St. fee the Hold Caucuses would It have baan attamp(M But MS X 19S. 899 S YOUR FAMILY CAN WIN BOLTON-ftanik aattonal preetdant. Mra. Laa W. Open to Public B oatoii. May I t --OR' ■ U m ex For K. C Election UM Maaabeatsr AJL.*B fari that Behind Baldwin; . Dr. George Lundberg and Dr. Hutton of ~ Reported; Battle Balph M. LeCatausse are the Has Ceremony For Delegates tended f4Meaast tor the period May To Gathering Um intalllgeat maa and wosms at IS to 28 InehMlv*: Um town 46 want to know the phyMelans of the Manchester 8om* * f OomMettcut's oktaf A MMlnaUrg cemtirttto* to pas t $* Lasts 3 Days Battle Averted Medical Aaaoelatlon who will $25,OOOM CASHI T*aeper*$uiee la New a^s4-»«>< naturs at Um Alcoboltoa Anonym Ahoiit Town houae*. f*pra*antlng th * typ* of during th* next four days, Tfod- sant a Mato af ofBogrt far tba ous erganlaatlen and tta woriL napond to emergency calls to Dlfilricl Officer. Initiatei ^ Connecticut Democrats orcbltectur* favored in tbe lower Local A. A. Group to ■ 5 5 M *** >8simw^ driplisi. madtro hatk. tamlfp pass (Ceetlaoed frem Pago Oec) morrow afternoon. Bsaday through S a t u r ^ wiu aaaotng yaar, wbkh baglaa July I, land aro aruilng to attend a gatbar- e » c* o m ) 125,000.00 Ifl First I^ise In Pepsi-Cola’s Connecticut River Valley duriag ing wbero It erlll bs prsam tad by Larse ClaM at Amen* Lodgsar Odd r*nowa ar* igvitsd Selecting 1,246 for tbe ITtb and ISth oenturios, wtO avsraga thrss to ata dy *** balow was aamed by Oroad Kalght John Have Able Speakers - . — ® sttend eervlceo at the Second Um aaaaoiMl normak bosm ranim aaon and women who Imvo person others prominent In the party, 11 r . Ttarnay at Um maatlag at Oaafv- « M * «iOw Muth or LjrMa airport, 'Treasure Top** Sweepstakes and Contests!* Doable Doty Today be opeiMd to the puhile on May At Open Meeting ally onperienead Um ravagaa at among them Former Congreea- can Legion Home Congragatlona] diurch Sunday, 2. from t to S p. m.. wtwn th* saatatlva normals tor this period The Allen Realtv Componyi* a r t eopterttf aoRM waopona and May 8Srd in a body. ar* aa foUaiws: Bootoa 86 dagraae. baU council, Knlghto ot Oaiaaibas. alcoholiam and hava foimd a way woman Clare Boothe Luce. Hkrtorical Society of OlB*tonbury laM night. F- *t*r R . wmiaata wno b b a i .t o b r SC.OM roondi of omniiailtion.) Bradley, who waa omitted from Mrs. Howard Halsey of Windsor Hartford, May IR-CPH-Cnn- Now Havofi and Provldanoa 90, Aeeordiag to aa announcement out through tho A.A. program. H w IU M Informant said Arab Mow'd rou lik* to win and tbe Woman's club of Olaaton- ^pointto chalimbn. Othar bmm- 189 CENTE R STREET the delegation, announced hta de Manchester president of the First District and Members of Mystic Review, W. naeUeut Oeawarats ar* chooatiis Nantucket M. Oonooid 88, Bur mads bv tlM MaaebssUr Group of The speakers will come from aiB iin il aoiamna ware trapped by $26,000.( I cMh? your bury wUI sponsor a tour of a don- lington 88, Portland 85, Eaatpqrt boro ot tho eommittoo oTOi Jootph MANCMBMTSE. fXINNECTtrt'T cision to yield his National com iier stsfr of officers. Initiated a ^ A., ar* romlTtd^ to return etub* a i en homes, aituatad along th* Main Alcoholics Aaonymona. the ganer- group* In NSW ta rb city, Boston tiM nwlilae dam watara near De Dale Book fog the California trip e.t th* meet ch.neel Popti-Col.’g^.pti-Col.’g grsmtI 1.848 douM* duty dalagates esu- 49 and OroaavUI* 81 dedraes. P. Dyar, Cbarlsa MaCarthy. iaan PHONE MANUHEBTEB SI9S mittee post without a fight in a large class of new members at th* atnoL Haadquarton to# tho JaatoH al public la oordUUy lavltsd to the and Long Island. For this ocen* an the aoutham tip of the meeting of the American Legion ing this evening In Odd Fellows contMta offir . top Funfly cuaas throughout the state toaay. RalafaU will avarag* two to A. Oalavaechlo, L. Plaaut, statement read to the convention. tour win be at the First Church fVaaeta OIIL Haroart Oarvay, open BMottag of the local organ Sion they have been selected tor saR. of Oablec. The plain Ilea be Bradley said there waa a "very unit last nignt at the Legion hall. All guards are urged to re ot Ttaooe aeleetod wiU first convaiM five tenths of aa inch during this a t* taral in Uie Jordan valley Tonight SwbgMtakM Prin |25,- of Chrlot, south of Olsstonbury Frank Taylor end Jamas Rohan. isation, to ba bMd In th* Masonic their skill and sloquenc* and Um real opportunity” for Baldwin’# Meeting Board of Director*. home. Guests were present from port tor rehearsal. bar* on Juna 11 arid 18 to pick tha period and wlU occur lata ’Thurs Temple at S:M p. as. on Friday Manchsstsr Group, A Jt„ fssla the ralaotlne-Trana-Jordan 000.00—among swdl eau 80 man and woman who wUi r«gla> Ciantar. Hootaasas radblvtng in day or Friday. The spring outing of tha council nomination by the Republican na Municipal building at 8. Glastonbuiy. Rockville, East Hart prixwl Alio. State md Na each bouag will b* drsaaad ia aarly will ba bald at Garden Chora next evening. May 21 that a rewarding and highly In- frontiar. ford and Broad Brook units. Fol Dslegates to the Republican ter the riiolee of Oaaaecttcut’a n * aource aald Arab tanka ba- tional convention in Philadelphia Meeting of Waahington PTA at tional eaah' priica .vary costumea, and taa will b* **rv< Sunday, 'nekets are in the hands Thla annsMinoament la made in tereatlng expertsnee la In store tor next month ’’either for the presi West Side Rm at 8. lowing the ceremony Mrs. Roland State convention in Hartford last Deaaoerats for proaident at Um at the end of th* tour. order to dispel aa Impression held all those who will attend. POPS CONCERT :* eama oairad and heavy equipment Irish and her committee served night and today from Manchester monthi Lott m ehanoea to National convenUoa la Phlladal- Burial Request of the committo* of which Arthur waa tr^ipad by the awlrling dency or the vice presidency of Democratic caucus. Hollister The various houaaa, wMeli data Thayer and John Stowart a n co- by many, who would otherwia* be ------the United Statee.” street school at 8^ salads, cold meats, pickles, rolls, were RepreaentaUvea Julia Craw wini Enter thii aanaatkmal phla la July. from iSSO to 1S28, exemplify the interested enough to attend, that 1 Advertlscroent— water*. They'U return her* again In the chairmen. ’The national committseman, Wadsleed*), May If cake and coffee. ford and Shenvood O. Bowers. new aaries of Pbpai-Coia eon- simple architecture of the p^od. To Be Fullilletl only thooo who are concerned pro-1 i„,.~— — South Mothodist Church rrom atop the hlatoric hill from Judge iRaymond A. Johnson and , fall for a 'convenUon at which Uu Also on the calendar of tba coun who until the last minute had as Open Houae, Telephone Build Mrs. Grace Pitkin "Girls' State” testa. Enter often -every en i p . v They are funcUonal in design and cil for th* near future Is Past feaelooaUy or peraonally with the -The ^ s ^ v ^ which Napoleon cmca tried unauc- chairman announced that Janet Harry Ru m II. The last named i s ' party’s alate in the November etec- caaafully to atorm Acre, Jewish i serted he would fight to retain l.ia ing, 6:30 p.m.-g p.m., dA.t. try* MU a Traaaurt Certifi 4- —4 remarkaMe in beauty of detail at Boys Town, Neb., M » 18.—UP Grand Knights’ night, at which problem of alcohol addicuon o re. dShr a r o a , ^ post, said he would be “amply aat- Also annual meeting and pot Wilson and Dawn Murawaki are on alternat* f o r . Thomas- Fergu-; tkm wUl ba acted upon. th* doors, panellnf, walnscoUag. those who h art bem members for wolcooM to the opea meeting. It la | Try it eomLiandoa awooped down upon ' the girls chosen by the students aa son -of The Herald, who is attend-1 cate for the Family Sweep- mBMcratlo atate oonventlons —Tbe body of the Rt. Rev. M s^. Thursday, May 20 ^ 8 P.M, the ancient city and penned up an > iafled and fully, repaid” for hia luck supper of Hollister PTA. 1- J oornlcas and fireplaces. Edward J . Flanagan will be buried . 28 . yeara ^ or more also will be true that a very large number of .Mrs. Albert Oenrial Also. Forum on Palestine, 8 p. leading members of the Junior Ing the annual meeting of the New i Btakee Prises. ContesU close a n mora populous than th* Repub Among tha houaes on dtaplay aoMmated 4,000 Arabs, Ha«ranah withdrawal If tha delegation firm Ott th* whoh tmmUt in! lican txmvcaUon because of a pat Friday within the grounds of the I It will be at th* Manebaater’s leading citlsens will r.NTURTAlXING ARnsTN < ly backed Baldwin’s candidacy. m.. Center church. class to attend Girls’ State this England Newspaper Publlahers As June 80,1948 will be the John HoUistcr house, bs prsaant. because of tbeir civic aaid. year. sociation in Boston. ty rule which works out this way: ”UtU* town tor men ” which he i American Legion ball Wednesday, * tieae Wslloh. RblMkr '' Under a protectiv* mrtaln of, Mrs. Albert John Cervlni the A resolution adopted unanim- Also Annual meeting Mnnehes- which though Millt as early ns founded. i ’»•'"« » and social Interest in the solution i former Miss Rather Dorothea Sie ler Green PTA. It was also announced that the Each community is allowed 1660 by on* of tba town’s first * 81 ring serilun, Maarbeslrr Civic Oreksstra dra from the hilltop, a Jewish con fuily by the convention shortly First District meeting will be held All members of the Amcrirsn hidden designs under the twlc* ar many dclegatea aa it has la fUlflUment of the famou* ^ ------r*_ of aloobollam which Alcoholics NOTICE * Herbert A. I rweldcr and Aricas Gallo* la aiarimha yiaivsss ger, of 34 Ashworth street, and before Bradley's withdrawal had Thursday, May 80 Look for “Treasure Tope’’— cork. Collect ’em . . . swap settlers, waa able to surviva In the I Anonymous has to offer. But the voy puahed through the outsklrta •Mr. Cervini, were married Satur Sunday. Msy 23. at three o'clock Legion are requested to be pres-1 roprasantattvM in the Legisla past decade two major floods and * Ward 'traus* and Hl» waxapkons of the coastal town. The vehicles termed Baldwin "the outstanding Pop Concert of Married Couples in Eno Memorlsl hall, Simsbury. Pepai-Cola bottle topa with ’em . . . get a complete set. ture. Then each town with more F Sfrs' vote Decide* major purpose of th* meeting is THE OFFICE OF a High Nchool Itowid TaM* Singers day. May 15, at 3:30 p. m. in s enuh. South Methodist church. ent. If possible, tonight, at the hurricanes. • Also open for tn- ware bit by only a few bullets. A candidate for the oiflce of the At this time s memorial service Dougherty lot where the Ross- 4h,n I.OOO votaa in the 1944 oreoi- Town, said k'athar Flanagan to tell tbe citlsens of Manchester * .Mak (^rtel or Hrmik Mrtkndlst CheU double ring service performed In president of the United States.” Also Open House. Telephone •MntrtmthmaU >» n * S s s " f> * * r . Te^". apacUon wUl be the Welles-Bhlp- would bs burled la tbe northeast from every walk of life the nature Jew M commander said it was the Concordia Lutheran church by will be held for members of the Mannlng Show Is performing. Le dentist alecUoln I* aUowod on ex man bouae, built in 1788 by the Andover Election DR. ROBERT R. * June 1 enman- Park. Mepraae Uw drat convoy to get through In "Our delegates,” the resolution Building. 6:30 p.m.-0 p.m, d.s.t. o a r CNTIIV AT YOUfl STOfIC tra delegate for each additional corner of the Dowd Memorial of tha alcoholic problem and the * Ptafco IHiet. Wllliani Msasle and Jsm MelUaney the pastor. Rev. Karl Richter, in Friday, Slay 81 • district who pa-ssed away during gion caps should be worn. OLANKM Honorable Thomas Wallas. This two months. said, "are ursed to place his the year. Gold Star mothers and Bottled By Pepsi Cola BottHag Co. Of 1,000 votes. chape L possibilities of coping with It. KF.ENEY ^ the presence of a large number of Public meeting of Manchester bouae was measured and photo "Ha wanted to be near hia boys Andover, May IS.—(iP)—L. Ed T* Have .%blr Kprakrr* A rriimpanivi*—Eleanor Reeaelt. riara Uerahar. George A^«* ' n o commander aald the Jews relatives and friends. name before the Republican Na past district presidents will be St. Margaret’s Circle. Daugh Ceateal Village, Cnaa. Bow Delegates Seleetod graphed in 1937 by the Historic now hold both aitfes of the hlgh- tional convention." Unit of A. A.. St Masonic Temple. honored guests. Tbs aalectlon of National con- and wbare they could visit him at ward Whitcomb. Republican, waa It is for this reason that the On their return from a wedding Saturday, May 88 ters of IsslKlIa. will hold Its 24th Under Appointment From Pepid Coin Company, N. T. American Buildings Survey for WILL BE CLOSED Why through Acre and have I tour, Mr. and Mrs. Oervlni will live TTie resolution said Baldwin Miss Jessie Reynolds, memorial anniversary dinner at 6:30 to vantlon dslegatss works out Uke at any time.” tha Rev. Walah aald. elected First Selectman over his Manchootsr Group haa gone to Mponsored By Married Couples Cleb CYO Teen Dance at St. James a , chairman of the the Library Oonfiaas. Funeral servicea for Father amaahed Into and captured new at 10 Cottage street. "demonstrated the higheat quali unit, reported night in S t James's hail. Miss this: Otbsr historic bouoca included Democratic op)>oaent, Percy B. considerable trouble to get some UNTIL MONDAY, Refreshmeats To Be Served At Table* dtotrteta. ties of leadership as a statesman” hall. plans to decorate the graves of Ann (LaGace, regent, is chairman Four dalagataa with ona-hatf Flanagan, who died In Berlin Uat- Cook, in yesterday’s balloting by of tho ablest speakers of the A.A. Monday, May 24 In tbe tour are: ‘The Parsonage”. urday, will be held Friday at 7;ilu Ra aaid the Araba were penned tlons agency for the distribution during his three terms as gover i 27 deceased members of the auxiU- of the committee In charge. Speak vot* sack for each of , ) (■ . 9 A M TE2t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 18, 104f CarniTsl Here Plays Title Role About Town Shower I# Given HeadB Council Raise in Bus MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANt^HBflTIR. CONN. TUESDAY. MAY 18. 19a r u e r n a t h iy For Whole Week Member* of tha Friendly Circle Charlotte Joneft at their ■MMitIUy meeUng tomor Fares Sought MaM Chraa48a in knre row evening at eight o'clock at Mias Charlotte Ruth Jones, p u t* that grand oM tiutltiitlon— the Y, wilt make plans for their daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Frank «h« Ctreua—hM attracted young annual banquet. alM for their an C. Jones of 115 Main street, was Connecticut Compiny Boston Braves Most Solid Team League and nid. Now. In Manrheater, un nual picnic in June. A social time honored with a miscellaneous der the at>onaorahlp of the Anieri* will follow and refreshments will shower Satiir{lay evening at the Rcqucstfi Increase to 10 can Legton. the Roaa-Mannlng be nerved hy Mrs. C. E. Morgan, home of her Sister. Mrs. Stephen Cents Straight Bbowi coma here for thia week at Mrs. M. H. Doremiis and Mrs. ^Afag* of 91 Main street. The par Boudreau Tops the Dougherty lot on Center Robert Werner. • ty wa* arranged by Mr*. Baraga Holmes Holds i ■m New Haven, May 18—(O — Th* Weather Again- Halts straat. and another slater. Mrs. Robert End Successful Road TM» abow ia knoa’n for the Children of Mary Sodality of St. Robinson, who is to be maid of Oonnecticut company, which AL Averages (dean amuaement It offers, accord Jamra's church held their annual honor at the forthcoming mar aerves much of central and east- Slight Margin. Mother-Daughter banquet Sunday riage of Miss Jones. dhi Connecticut with street car • • • “ ing to its sponsors, and rolled in ta tee a«r SMst Hravy Pad Twilight League Play to town In a caravan of SO trucks afternoon in St. James’s hall. A Wnk and white were the domi and bus lines, today asked the BraaMtai — dsr • torn Tahtoclath Trip Beating Dodgers convoying the equipment for a delicloua apagbetti and chicken nant colors in the decorative Public Utilities commission to ap Indiana Nanager-Short- Braves* Outfielder Posts prove a hire raise from three m m Cl tent city that will 'shelter 200 dinner was prepared and aerved by acheme of the hostesses. Guests PHONE MANCHESTER 7691 i Italian Amerlu Slated Rain Cota Short Last •top Boaatinf .440 .419 Mark; Ashburn people. ; Mias Helen and Miaa Juatina Mora, numbering fifty were present from tokens for a quarter to 10 cents Billy Sonthworth’s Q ab to approximately 60 persona. Short straight for each ride. ehaerae hy aBMaartag yam tohto - have TTie show is for young and old, Hartford. East Hartford and this To Meet Kaeeye To- Ni|^t*a Game Between MbiIl; WilliamB 2nd «U w ta was ptonty of watar for ouch aperche* were made by Rev. John town. Miss Jones was seated be- Richard J. Bennett, vice presi Regreaeatallva can aad okow ya« Ikeaa kokattrat Pi And Gustine FoBuRf and offers many features that will laat Buaday, as far Opens 144jrame H o o i b U Loiighran and Rev. Frederick tirsth a wedding bell to unwrap dent and general manager of the ThrM tlmee aad auk is aa oM appeal to botli ages. As you * ni|^t Under LJ^te BAVPA’b; Aireraft- Chicago, May ig — (P) — Lou maata at Roboitaon tras’el down the midway you will i McLean of St. James's church. her many glfta. company, said the petition had 5UPIfRi0fl TABLE PAD COAAPAINY adoga Ihara la no battar author New York, May iS-Oto—Al-I S to d Tonight; Pbfla At Roberteon Park Boudraau, CItvaland'a manager- OB aaotbar day but it would see over 125 attractive pastimes. Dancing pupils of Misa June Jaye A • delicloua buffet luncheon wa* been filed in Hartford by the com w ST. JOHN BT. — NANUHBBTlni Rockville Play Tonight ity on th* aubjact than Jea Me- though pressed hy Phfladelpitfa’s entertained. aerved. The centerpiece w fs a ba a safe wagsr that McCluskey Down Giants 7 to 1 The very best attractions have | pany's attorney, J. H. Gardner. ahortstep. Maramed nlna hits in 18 Chiakay. Thrice wlthta an* yaar, win have oa band In th* sport for rookie outfielder Johnny Blatalh, been secured for the current Ross- ' decorated shower cake surrounded Bennett said the big utility had An all out attaaopt to drive old After akimming through a thirty trips to th* plat* to soar Into th* McauMtoy achadulad a arajor »> # A ' » < '. / / \ I by individual corsages made by ii->\ K a good many yoaia to com*. the Boaton Braveor Tommy Bohnas Manning show, and the perform-, Mam lirater Registered Nurses been operating at a deficit for the man woathor from tho box will bo fast opening fnnlag last night th* ABMrtcan Ltagua hatttag laad track and Bald program at Rob- i To Trtoa Far Otympiea coBtinned to pace the Nattonal will hold a rummage sale Thurn- Beatrice and Marie Saraga, small mado at aa aarly hour today. With mmm AsaoelalS 1 » Sparta Wrftor ances are of auch caliber that la-1 •Mary-Uray .MaJson Csrl Mikolowsifl past several montha and he eald P A ’S and BA’s had to put away with .440. ertaon Park and on all thro* oc-1 Later this aammer McCluakey League batten with a niark af .418 day morning at nine o'clock in the nieces of the bridc-elect. ■Bccaea la thia vaatura thalM thall TeotoedayR I dies and children particularly are ' he saw no immediate prospect of m u sm m ' ^ cum^a Boudraau's 11 point climb, i i rionr Jupttar Phnrtuo was an hand I win train with other members ot on average* for gameo through They may rava about tb* wow- Masonic Temple, and solicit used Misa Jones will be married to Twilight Laagu* win raaumt play thstr watar wlnga aad eaU M a day invited. Attendants will be .Miss Mary-Uray Matson of Wsd- Carl Mikolowski was sleeted a change in that situation. avaragos computed through Sun and took tba pis^ away from tba the New York Athletic Club at Sunday. derfol SL Loula Cardinal pttebtag clothing and household furnishings Charles N. Robinson, son of Mr. isxauMAianer viarrao i tm lght whOB tha laagna loading la the aaeoad tanlag aa a driving Scranton 8-7. Binghamton 0-4. alert, the management states, to ilrll load will play the title role of president of the High school Stu Affected would be local fares in I HAvaarr aaa> so xauo muMca day's gams, gave him a 48 point eompatlag atan. Travon Island, New Tmrk la ptap- 'Blatnik, drafted from th* Wtlkaa- from memliers and friends. Mem- and Mra. Frank Robinson of Kill- A caMT sMaamiaa asAN -eoCOtsa _ lUnan-Amerlcaas meat Knlghta Wilkeo-Barra 4-10. Utica 1-0. staff. They may gaps In «wa at make everyone comfortable who 1 ■'.N'eir In the oWl-fashioned melo dent Council at the election held such cities and towns as Stafford, taN NemewBO rain which finished aa a thunder •djw over hla noarast rival, Bos Outstanding nattonally known aratloa for a berth oa tb* 184g Barra Barons, a farm a f the Clava- hcra of the committee will be at tngworth. on Saturday. June 19, at ON VMia CAB YOT of Columbua, who art currently Albany 44, WlUiarasport 0-4 j tb* New York Qiaatar dsvaatotlng attends, and the spacious tents j drama. "He Ain’t Done Right By yesterday. He won by eleven \otes. New Haven. Meriden, Wallingford, ■howor, caused canoeUatton of the ton’s Tod WilUama. figures filed entries for all three Uattad Stataa Olympic team. land Indiana got tha aanM number the Temple tomorrow evening. If three o'clock in the Central Bap otcon Gad for aaeond i^nc* with th* (11). I Tbep may adiwira aad are thorouehiv watched and made I .Nell' to be presented during an There were four candidates In the Hartford, Middletown, Rockville, Twilight League's fourth garat. A1 Barilla of B t Loula, tha lead- programs and appeared aa sehad- Bhould McCluakey make the grad* of hits aa Hoimaa, 18, but want donors desire contributions called tist church, Hartford. Robert and M O M fO O K Paraannllaad Fleora. If tha oun Blmlra T-7. Hartford 4-8. safe. Full illumination by night 1 evening of ente'rtainment by the field with 1,098 student votes be Mancheater, Norwich, New Lon Beth clubs war* doubtful at th* ar a wash ago, phngod to third utod. Manchostar, wbathar on* in hla favorita arant. tba atwipl*- to bat one more tlma than th* envy Brooklyn'* depth with tta makes the evening shows s flood for they should get in touch with Charlea Robinson are brothers. "iou AMifliMioranDua can ha indnead to appaar during ■tart, but coca tba aklaa bagaa to Graduate Club in St. Mary's pariah ing cast. don, Putnam and Wlllimantlc. tha day, thaaa two a i r i n g ntnea knows It or not, was th* soon* of ehaaa, be will become the first No gameo echeduled. youth and opaad. H m ooBd of daylight. ! Mrs. Jean Sargent. Mrs. Jessie darken, tbera was no doubt as to track and field maata on a laval house on May 26. The speeds with which the votes Bennett aald it was the first In- win do batUa at Robartaan Park man in track history to b* a mam- Nalleaal taam tn th* National taagua, besr- There will be a special kiddles'' H oi ton. Mrs. Celia Wandt or Miss th* OUtCOOM. never before attempted la this fair Miss Maison will pa.ss in and out were cast Indicated that the stu creaaa the company had asked In at S:4B. OUiarwtaa the man arlll bar of thraa Olympic taama. Mo- Philadelphia 7. New York 1. ever, in th* Bootoa Bvavoa. matinee Saturday. May 22 from i Verorira .Steltl. HospiUll Notes Umpir*. Emil Putt callad ths State of oura. of the clutches ot the villain, dents are fast becoming used to nearly 25 years. "Meanwhila," he naad hip boeta to gat around tha Oluskcy was a member of Ubelo Boaton 12, Brooklyn 3. Boaton la not In S nt plaoo. H i* 1 to 6 p. m. ] played by Wilfred Maxwell, only said, "everything has gone up. flald and that would coma undar contest at tUs end of the sooond Track and field Intoraat In Con Barn’s 1982 and 1988 teams. Ho Only gaasea acbedulad. Garda boM that spot aad tbo .Qt Elizabeth's Mothers Circle the intricacies of the town voting with tUe aoota 8 to 2, B. As. A1 to tind herself at laat In the arms Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Mar machines. Wages have doubled afhee 1937 tha haadlng of an antra apacial necticut la at a low ebb. Track was a aura-fir* chpic* in INO but Giants art second. Tb* Bravos of her hero, Joseph Korbes, in the meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 jorie Miller, Bolton; Romolo Zan- and other costa have risen sub Burowlec and Bob Reynolds got events are a thing of tha past. are third, but only baeausa they N n lirrs Mikolowski has been president attraction. tha games were not staged duo to traditional manner. Of course, be with Mra. Rita Gonai, 22 West polo. Stafford Springs; Charlea stantially." Aatumlng that the rain will through the opening Inniiig In fine The Connecticut Amateur AUdetlc war coodiUoaa In Europe. got off to a mlaeeabla start. Tbay street. St. Raymond's Mothers Gras, 143 Autumn street; Henry of the Junior Class and was chair fashion, but In tha aaoond, a walk Union meet was staged at Robert P etO B L AT A OOrRT o r Pr.OBATF: h»M ing a true melodrama, the play is man of the High school Prom com quit Don OalU will toe tha rub Tha S7>y*ar-old Meduakay ts Philadelphia .... .727 — dropped au of their Brat saraa at MaRCh^it^r vtthln «mi for ih^ replete with mysteriously missing Circle will also meet 'tomorrow Rockwell. 317 South Main street; ber for tho league leaders. Don and hits by .Tony Berube, BIU Mur- son Park laat summer and avtn quite a guy. If only he could hava game*. IMRtrlft of llRrcho*tfr. on th- 15th mittee. He also attended Boys’ Cleveland...... papers and uncertain identities, all evening with Mrs. ' Leslie Knox, Mrs. Cecelia Potter, Manslleld; made one start ao far and went isy, and John Oraan resulted In the AAU Interaot wan Hadted. th* asm* luck promoting track Since then Boston has won 11 dav of Mar. A.D.. 190. 140 Woodside street, which ex Priscilla Behrmann, Rockville; State, IS a member of the Hl-Y three counters off Burowlec for the Neu-spaptra offsrad Uttla In tha New Y o rk ...... Praaoht WTLLTAM 8. HTDF. K«q of which will be revealed on the nU tha way to n win over Nichola- and field events as h* did oa th* Boaton ...... and kwt four, tb* beat record by tends from 262 Hlllatown road Walter Parker, East Hartford: and has played baaketball and was a A ’s. way of aaalatane*. no doubt not Judr^. 'Jdth. All actors in ''He Ain't Done /MJINf D O R ^ BriatoL Hla 11 atrika-ouU In that cinder paths 'That would ba aoma- Detroit ...... far, la tb* circuit for tb* portod. Elatata of Mari# rhafnot. iatf' r.f west to the East Hartford town Arthur Cardello, East Hartford; a member of the swimming team. gam* gnva on indication that ho The Poles came back In their fully raalislng th* tmpartancs of Right By pJell" are members of The rampaign was managed by thing. Old Man Wsathar bolds th* 8t. Louis ...... BUly Boutbwortb’a nmn bavaa’t llanehaatcr. In Mid Diftrict, drertr^d line. St. Margaret-Mary circle Mrs. John Peck. 67 Goodwin street. la out to battar hla 184T record half of tha Inning aa Prank Klnal the major meats atogitol by Mc- lost sinee May 8. the Graduate Club of St. Mary's. I Michael Vignone and Thomas key to the success of any svant WaahlngtoB .... On motion of ttmma A Charnot of j will meet tomorrow night with Admitted today: Ann Louise \^CRtSH£0 of throe win* and one ioas. Just and, Burowlee auiglad, and Owsn Cluokey. Ptrfonnsn Uk* Jea They open a 14-gama boma aaid Manehoater. admlnUtratrix with Announcement has been made Marino. 736 Center atreet: Mrs. Robinson. This morning at the staged in th* great outdoors. Mo- Chicago...... 400 U will annexad. that the Manchester Rotary Club Mra. Jane Wilson of 268 Woodland \M£M0Rl£$ In coat OaUi finds tho gotaig rough Warren draw a walk. Chat Nowlckl, 'Tommy Quinn, Moon duakey niU testify to this stata- Katto stand tonlghL boasting tb* Mary Sullivan, 38 EIro street; school a-ssembly Mikolowski was at tha hands of tba Kacay ahig- Mondsebein. BUI Burton, Chariia ORDCRED: That tlx month** from Trio has bden added to Nell's list itreet. \DrP£NO M "Cackle” Kurkrwlts, batting clean ment . PctG BL Isagua’s jfo . l pttchar la BUI Vel- the 15th day of May. A.D.. Mr*. Eileen Frazier. Colchester: I Introduced by the Student Coun- gera, Hippo Oorraatl, who came up, "ninth In the order” draw hla Robbins, BUI Hula*. Tom Carey, of "relatives" who make up the I t il and wa.s given a fine ovation on Midget Race* at Stafford 8L L o u is ...... 060 — saDa, No. 8 battar tn Tommy and the earn# ar# limited and allom-rd Mias Ruth Bloodgood, flnancee .Mrs. Elizabeth Kupchiinos. Wsp- \HOt^ WCLL noma with a 8-0 woo and kwt rec Teddy WlUlam bat from the bag Larry EUia Jim Rafferty are only Hoimaa. tb* beat Salding paroaat- for th# credltora within which to rest of the evening's entertain pii.p. .\nthony Maciiritls, Cottage I his el( cation tn this distinctly Bill Tuth'.n, a former moteecycle New Y o rk ...... of Russell Clifford, was honored \WC Ll\/€0' ord laat yaar will ba around firat and respondad with a oharp stimie a few of the better known greats um hrinff in their claim* aipilnpt eaid ment. Thia group, consisting of Dr. street. I .scliols.stic honor post. racing champion who tuinad Brid Boeton ...... aga of any club In rlrcuit and with another bridal ahower Satur baa*, raady to relieve If necea- to loft, driving in two runs, ‘nie who campaigned her*. Practic a four-«UD* winning atraok. tate. and the aald admlnlttmtrlx c.t.a. B. J. Sheridan, Joseph Sylvester, Dis(barged yesterday: Mr*. Ella Too£iy. get racing promoter, will present Philadelphia .... la directed to fire public notice to th^ day evening. The party and per Wanted For Export! oary. "Cackle '• unlike Teddy, thrilled the ally all, and this la only a small Tb* Bravta a.wtod a aurcaaaRil creditor# to brlnf In thf'lr claimi* and Fred Malin have appeared Portertield, 115 Pearl atreet; Mrs. Mac McOuir*. tha Boat Hart hla first imall car program Fri Pittsburgh .... sonal ahower wa.e given by her seventy odd fans who braved th* list, hold or have held national day night at th* Btaffort Springs Brooklyn ...... road Ulp laat night by ernrtUag within Mid time allowed bv piihllph- with harmonious results during Rose Baviei and daughter, Rock ford pollcaman. will attampt to dt- charaplonshipa. sister-in-law. Mrs. William Blood- elements by tipping his hat In re- fair grounds. Tuthlll, knows hla CMeago ...... tba Dodgara la Brooklyn. 18-8. R Ing a copy of this order In innu* news each of the annual Rotary Club ville: Arnold McKinney. Rm-kville; ract Italian traific from th* mound McCliiskey tried one meet and paper haring a elrculatlnn In said performances in recent years. good of Seaman Circle, who used Mrs. Jane Zagliu and aon, 6,1 Itekr- For Over 14 Years opons* to thair applause. Reynolds Loo way around the midget racing Cincinnati ...... marked their fourth atradght wla probate district, within ten days from for the Kacesra. Mae mad* hla came through by fanning th* next It rained. He tried a second and over Brooklyn without a aetbafk Jack Sanson of the State Thea apple blosanma and other spring wood circle. first Otari against th* North Ends world, being the present promoter T*dayto( the date of this order, and return flowers for decorations, and serv 1 It Has Been 200 U S E D C A R S two batten In succession to end place with an 84-point drop to th* rain came down tn buckets. at West Springfield Spaedway and It also gave them a record of eight make to this court of the notice given. ter, will become one of Nell's kin Diachargcil toilay: Mrs. Gert n good on* whan h* won S-S. Mc the session and the gam* was .894. Th* third meet last Sunday found also at Candlelight Stadium In Hartford at Elmira. victories la I I road gaaaaa. WTLLIAM B. HYDE. Judge. folk by acting aa maater of cere ed a delicious buffet style lunch rude Raynor, 117 Oak atreet: Mrs. Ouir* fanned seven North Bndera the rain drops as Mg aa pass and monies while Ruaaell S. Potterton j to the relatives and frienda who Janice Ballard, Weat Hartford: and with OalU should produc* n called. The game has been resched Hoot Even of Detroit was Bridgeport Th* ARDC will supply Albany at Williamsport. Thraa fVaat Ltoa ■artoes AT A COURT o r PROBATE held BARSTOW'S uled and will b* played Thursday fourth with ,860. followed by Ken falling fatter than an automatic the driver*. Binghamton at Scranton. will be at the piano throughout j attended from Annapolis, Md., George Palmer, Wapping; Mis. immediately! tight mound battle. Eddl* Koaak pea-shooter. No taam In tbo at VanebMter within and for the For night Kellner, (nevclaind, .860; (Seorge Weekly midget shoaa arc now Utica at Wilkas-Barra. District of Manchester, on the l.lth both the melodrama and the extra j Wallingford and tl-.ia town. Regina Morecz. 74 North Elm who did n fine job receiving Mc Sunday's weather took a pecu that Indudos tbs dajr of Hay, A.D., IMS. .acts. Mr. Sanson has arranged for atreet: Mr.s. Bernice Corclone and Guire’s olsmta the laat lima out will Tonight the United Aircraft Kell, DetroiL .888; Dave Philip, presented at Cherry Park in Avon beasts thro* front Una hurton We Buy .\ny Make, Year Or Model 1936 To 1948 ' liar turn after the sun had broken Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. the appearance of Mias Gene Wal St. Anne’* Mothers Circle has son, RfK kville: Joel Wind, 2,’i Gar Westinghouse again don th* mask. Boots Bouth- nine will attampt for the third Chicago, 424; Hank Majeski, Phil Sunday nigbu, Bridgeport on Mon Toasasy Waahin^on (Haefner 1-4) at ouch oa Boston’s JohaajT Bain, Jud^ adelphia, 421; Bob DilUnger, Bt. through and up to 0 o’clock it day night, Weat Haven Thursday Chicago (Moulder 0-2). ton. well-known whlatler, on this elected the following offlcei* for den street: .loan Lee Tedford. 16 tlat* wUI do th* ItaUana’ receiving time to get their season started— looked like at last McCloakey was Warren Spahn and Votawo. Thia 'Bstatc of John R Peltham. late of Louis, .316 and Pate Suder, PbUa- night and Danbury Baturday. In Braves outflaldar, 44. TMs cost him New York (Rcynolda 8-0) at 8L Maaehcstsr. in aald District, deceased. program. the coming year: leader, Mrs. Hale road: .Mrs. Dorothy Popoff, 86 Depend on BILI.IF.’S BEAU- MM weather permitting—against the going to get a break from ths trie has ^voa tin only thraa n a a Oakland street: Herbert Smith, 45 TV .SHOPPE for a fiaitering, WE PAY UP TO - With both pitchers rated about Rockville HUI Bllliea. *rhe contest delphia, .818. addition Stafford Springs will be 10 points and dropped hla bat mark Louis (Fannin 1-8). On motion of Baniual Feltham of Other acts include Misa £>orothy Richard McCarthy; secretary, REFRIGERATORS • RANGES weatherman for presentation of In Boston’s four W t ganma. aaM Mancheater, admlnlatrator with Marino, dancer; Tony Obrlght. Mr*. Hector Pravo.st; treasurer, Cornell street. cool and just right np-do lor even, and both taama hitting the was orlglnaUy alatad for May 7 Boudreau also topped two spe race night on Friday. to .409. Boaton (Harris 1-S) at Detroit Another hot elulk th* Phttodol win annegad. j cialised brackets — with 38 hits hla meet. (Trucks 3-0). xylophonist; the Stevenaon family, * Mra. Patrick Peak; publicity, Mrs. Birth.s today: A aon to Mr. and UUNDROMAT • QOTHES H|iring. .Vhike an appointment 19.36 4.a r a ...... S .3 0 0 apple at a hot pace, this game but ws* rained out The game «11I This leaves only Tuesday and Frank Gustine of Pittsburgh, phis Phils, defoatad the New Toth OPDERKD: That ala months from Mra. William Clay, 177 Center stacks up aa a firat rata attrac and 10 two-baggen. ThI* was too good to b* true Wednesday ae open nights In Con runner-up to Holmao last wsek, PhiladelpbU (Brloria 8-2) at Ww Uth day of May, A.D., IMS. be bagpipes and drums; Gaye Alex I William Bentz; librarian, Mrs. DRYER * WATER HEATERS today to have your hair piled start at 6 with the usual attend for shortly after noon tha rain* Giants T-1. Th* virtsey .street: a son to Mr. and Mrs. high a-top your head by one of 1 9 3 7 C a rs ...... $ 4 0 0 tion. The Italians boast sevsral ance prise. Wllllama oontlnusd ia front in necticut Don't be surprised If the slumped 38 points to drop to .398. aevelaod (Black 0-0), night gams. ths PhUa iQi to fourth ptaew only aad lb* aama ara limited and allowed ander, dramatic recitations, and ' Stanley Steiner, representatives, WASTE-AWAY * VACUUM came. McCSuskey loot, financial far tha eradltora wltbln which to James Carev, 231 Hilliard street: our expert oiieralors. We’ll help of the taagus’a leading sluggers in runa-batted-ln with 28 and runs old Rockville Fairgrounds are con Ovstine, however, held an 18-point NaRoaol three percontago potats hahtnd th* some even more surprising rela j Mr*. Elwln McAdams, Mr*. James 19,’I8 ( ' . a r s ...... $ 6 0 0 scored. 23. Keltner Increaaed his ly again, but managed to fiaoh his brtag la thair clalma agalnat aald ea- tives of Nell. I a dauglitcr to Mr. and Mra. Neal CLEANERS * FANS * FOOD you keep that uril-groomed Rad Oavsllo, GaUl, Correntl and verted Into a midget racing oval. bulge over Carl Furillo. Brooklyn Pittsburgh (Lombardi 0-2) at Braves. tala. and the aald admlnlatrator c.t.a. I McVeigh. The circle will cloa* its I Landers, 43 Broad streeL look with a beautiful Rilling Dom OantUeor*. All awing big leading homer production to 12 by usual Irish amlle at tha dinner Too maiy tracks may kill the outfielder, who boosted a .876 Boston (Barrett 2-1). night game. This is strictly a benevolent 1939 4'ar» ...... $ 8 0 0 table Sunday evening. Johnny Blatnik paeod th* n td f ia (Uracted to give public notice to the i activities with a pot luck supper, MIXER • R OASTER-OVEN or llii Art |M-mianent. bats and ara poison on th* baa* belting three more. Viv Werta of sport that has flourished during mark. S t Loula (Hearn 1-8) at Brook craMtara to bring In their clalma performance, the proceeds going I June 2, at the home of Mrs. Mc Sport Schedule | Chancas ar* good that track and lO-hlt attack agaUiat BObn New- wtthla aald time allowed by publlah- ELECTRIC COMFORTER 1 9 4 0 C a r s ...... $ 1 0 0 0 iths. Jim McOonvUle ltd a 12- Detroit was tops In hitting triples the paat three years sine* being Billy Rlgiiey of th* New York lyn (Hatten 8-1). aom aad three atw:aaaoaa. Tha toward summer conference schol Carthy, 69 Jenaen street. t attack on the North Ends when with fbur. Thurman Tucker of field meets, the calibre arranged revived In these parts. Cincinnati (Vandermeer 1-4) at ing a aopy of thia order in aoma naws- IRONS-ELECTRIC SHEET S Giants, who has hit safely In each reoki* outfleldar, ptrtud up In tta papar baring a circulation In aald arships and the "Sunnlccroft" he 'eollacted three for three, in Tuesday. May 18 Cleveland was the best baa* staal- and presented by McCluakey, will Wen In An Oathsard New York tPoat 8-1), nlj^t g m * . 1 9 4 1 -4 2 4 a r s ...... $ 1 ,3 0 0 Rockville vs. Aircraft, 6 p. m.— of the 10 games h* has played draft lost fan cracked throe ktta probate dlatrict. within tan daya from fund of the Diocese of Oonnecticut. Teacher* of Zion Lutheran BIUIE'S lEMITV SHOP cluding a home run on the second er with four thafta. be an item of the past In future One wag Insisted yesterday (hat since recovering from a shoulder Chicago (Borowy l - l ) at P ^ - raa date of tbia order, and return Tickets srtll all be sold in advance TANKLESS! Oval. tn four tliaas up to wrest tha church Will meet this evening at pitch of the game. Jim McCooe, Right-hander Ante Reynolds of years. McClusicey will wind up his delphla (Daiuiclly 2-3). maka to thia court of tlia n^ca gtran, 460 Main Street •|6. '17. '48 AS HIGH AS $.’>00 BONUS the winner of the midget racing Injury, ranked fifth with .372. league's batting taodmOfop Rmn through the S t Mary'a church of- 7:80 at the church. Ray McCarthy and Mika Qlnolfi ItaUan-Amerlcans va Kaceys, New York headed the pitching duties as CTommunity Y director show at Cherry Park laat Sunday ______WILUAM B. HTDE. Judga. 8:45—Robertson. Sixth place went to Bert Haas Boaton'o Tomaqr Hotaaeo with 418 flee, raambera of the Graduate chipped In with two hits each and corps with a 6-0 record. The Ath within th* next few weeks and this night was seated In an outboard of Philadelphia with .870. Th* North O f The Post Office Open Eveninga Until 9 Hamden High at Manchester, CIraiah Idagne ReaaR to .488. Ha bM Mt nfoly hi AT A <»URT o r PROBATE held club, and St. Mary'a church school. will bear watching In this game. totlc'a rookie aouthpaw, Lou Brio may also be the passing of the motor powered car. Any driver Phillies’ Inflelder currently Is side 3 p. m.—Oval. nine coaaecutia* g a n m . at Kanehcater srithln and for the r. S. As this la being written, ale, had the most atrikeouts, 20. man who attempted wholehearted would have needed an outboard to lined with a fractured skull re DUtriet of Manehaiter. on the ISth 188 GufTrinaa Killed Wedoesda) . BUy 19 Hioae were tho otfy Baaea day af May, AO.. IPtf. Jupiter Pluvrius has found a faw ly to bring back hU favorite sport find hls way from one end of the ceived when hit by a throw ball 10 Athena. May 18.—fiP) Today's million more gallona of water and Moriarty’s vs. Rockville. 6 p. m. only to be stymied by Old Man echeduled ia tba nmjoia. VaStor Praaaat WILUAM 8. BTDB. Baq.. FOR BABY NEEDS Amerloan League speedway to the other with the daya ago. the Philadelphia Athletlca. wtn- Judga. general staff communique said 108 Is dumping it on our favorite —Oval. Weather. B. Geer, Sb BARLOW MOTOR SALES Batting—Boudreaa Cleveland, water on the track from the all A third Philadelphia performer, Mulacacr. et . . . 8 1 1 0 0 asra.af 18 e f thair Mat U gaiieR Estate of Cart Azal RaUdan. tote of guerrlUaa wer« killed Sundav In town. Nlchols-Brlstol vs. North Bhids. .440; WilUama Boaton. .397. Joe’s hands nuy be washed, and day rain. outfielder Richie Ashburn, moved Towle. V ...... 2 1 1 0 0 invade tha W ait as they atfompt JCanehaster, in aald District, daceaaed. heavy fighting north of Drama. Manchester's Olde.xt and Largest Used Car Dealer 6:30—Robertson. Runs Batted In —Williams. Bos up Into seventh sloL one point bet On motion of Johan B. Halldon, X Government casualties were given V. F. W. va. Indigos, 6:16— HiU. lb ...... 2 0 1 8 8 to Improv* upon thair Tray atroat. Wast Hartford. Connactl- ton. 26; Majeski. Philadelphia. 24. ter than the .350 compiled by Stan as one dead and 14 wounded. ^ 4 . Ten Champions Set Charter Oak. Runs—Williams, Boston, 23; NtchoU, c ---- 8 0 0 8 0 a half laad la th* eut, admlnlatrator. 59.5 M A IN STREET PH O NE .5404 O r 2-1709 Musial of the SL Loula Cardinals. McOsrty, 8b . . . a 0 0 1 0 Laagu* raca. They nmot OllOBXED: That tls months from St. James’s va North Methodist, Tucker, Cleveland. 19. LARSEN’S - Local Sport ('Matter Bill Salkeld, who has baen doing Oloeo. as ...... 8 0 0 8 0 runner-up Ctovelaad Ihdtons. tha llth dgy of May. A.D.. IM*. be Crash t* Deaths 6:16—Memorial. Hlta—Boudreau. Cleveland, 33; To Play in Open most of the catching for Boston Maysr, p ...... 8 1 1 3 4 The New Teak TanhsaR hi i and tha same ara limited and allowed' Kennebunk, Me., May 18.- East Hartford High at Man Evers, Detroit, 32. because of an Injury to first s tr ik far tha eradltora within which to Joseph H, Swlako, 29, who has chester. 3 p. m.—Oval. Ehrrora happen as well In print a Association will be held tonight at Muscho, rf .... 8 1 1 0 0 place two aad a half gaaas a bring in their clalma against said aa- Doubles—Boudreau, Cleveland, er Phil Maal. climbed Into ninth been Hying since he was 18, and New York, May 18— —Ten (heney Tech at Wilcox Tech. 10; Zarilla Bt Louis, 8. aa on the ball diamond. Last 8:80 at the Mother Goose Laun from the top, take on ths 9m teta. and tha aald admlnlatrator Open All Day Wednesday night's "Herald Angle" colunm place with .342. Another receiver, Totals ...... 80 4 8 18 8 In SL Loula Th* fourth i to dlraetod to giro public notlea td the Charlea C. WInton, Jr„ a student champions—ranging from present Thursday, May 20 Trlplea— Werta DetroR, 4; Vico, dry. Brooklyn's Bruce Edwards, round eradltora to bring ia their claims pilot at 42, crashed to their deaths PA’s va BA’s, 6 p. m.—Oval. Detroit, Yoat Washington, and read "Losing pitcher In the won 84. BfMgat’a (8) Boaton Red Sox, lo U LD S ■ ■ ■ titleholder Lew Woraham to ama ed out th* top ten with 440. ^ R H PO A E within aald tlma allowed by publish in woods hjre yesterday. teur Charles (C3ilck) Evaaa, Jr., Soaday, May 28 Platt. St. Louis, 3. and lost column In th* Class B The British , Americana will game winning etreek, ing a copy af this order in some news Pinehurst Lucky Nine Colonial League to Dick Blow of Tttor, If tbe TIgen la DetroiL paper havtag a eireulatlon In said who prevaUad 32 years ago—win New England Colored Giants vs. Home Runs—Keltner. Oaveland, practice Wednesday evening at 6 Opalach, 2b .. For This Wednesday Only 12; Wllllama Boston, 7. Manchester." In setting the arti Natfonal Le*jague Tho Cardtaala, a fU M and a probata dlatrict. within ten days from Self-Contained W ater Sy.stem seek to rraeat In the National BA's, 3 p. m.—Oval. o'clock at ML N4bo. Thursday lottinn g—Blatnik. g- Philadelphia. McOooe. 3b .. « 9 9 Stolen Baoea-Tucker. Cleve cle an error was made with the night the BA'a play the PA's at holt ahead of tha Cttanta. tadda tba data of this order, and return Rmw SMiks, MM N« SpMfcto to For Shallow Wells Reff. $1.39 Spring Sale i"' Open Golf 'Tournament at Los An .438; Hounes, Boston, .486. VUga. l b ...... naka to thia court of the notice given. gels* next month. land. 4; Coan, Washington. Rob- word "losing" being used Instead tb* Oval and then face the New th* six placo Dodgers fat BroOUya WILLIAM S. HYDE. Ju^ge. ertaon, Washington, and Vernon, of the word "leading." Runs Batted In—Sauer, Cincin Tankowskl. aa whs* the OiaaU take en tort DENTM PUTIS PINEIH RST OPEN ALL DAT HXONE.8DAT They ar* hated In the ah-time England (Colored Giants Sunday nati, 21; KIner, Pittsburgh, 80. Kosak. cf .... Sports Roundup Washington, 3. ------afternoon at Mt. Nebo. ploM Ctaetnastt ta New Tetk. AT A COURT or PROBATE held Lawn Rakes 89c Come to Pinehurst Wednesday aad get some of these LUCKT record field of 1,440 who filed en Runs — Ashburn. PhOa^lphls, Archlvy, c ... at ICanebtoter within and for the try for the event at th* swank Strlke-OuU—Brlaale. Philadel Nick Angelo, president of the' ______Boeton ia host to PlttatonSh and Capitol NINE VALLES. 8tore Is opea all day Wednesday for your 22; Gustine, Pittsburgh. 18. August, rf . District of Manchester, on tho llth l i o m u s h i n C Riviera Country Club June 10-12. phia. 29; Trucks, Detroit 28. Tnillght Baseball League, pleaded i Members of Willie’s Grill bss- Philadelphia meets the Cabo st ditf of Mar A.D., IMS. coBvenlence. Buy a rase or two of theoe Items. . ,we will de- By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. Hits— Gustine, Pittsburgh, 86; Dubby, rf .... Philadelphia Other paat champions entered Pitching—Reynolds, New York. vrtth the umpires and t«-o team* katball team, an entry In the Rec Ashburn. Philadelphia, 34. Janie, p ...... Pressiit WILUAM 8. HTDE. Eiq.. Try Weldon’s First Grinding Co. Uver the aext day or truck is la your oocUod. New York, May 18—(F)—An- 5-0, 1.000; Trucka Detroit 8-0, invoved to cu cel last nlght’a I Smtor League during the past Judge. ---- KImbM* eaSi sisas*. hsfoe are Gen* Baraaen (1922-82), Tom Senior League during Doubles— Adams, Cincinnati, 8; nother big blowoff In the pro golf 1. 000. game at the Oval between the i • r Estate of Blmor D. Wright, aik e lei kratolst. tsM *•* pis'- •' 38 Main .St. Phone 79.'i8 my Armour (1927), Oils Dutra •eaaon, will be honored at a ban SHL'KFINE OR BLUE LABEL (NO. t CANS) FANCV bustneaa may take place during the BA's and PA’s but to no avail. Schenz, Chicago, and Marshall, Totals ...... 20 2 8 IS 8 0 Dean Wright, tote of Hancheeter. In kcMs* Is a steu e l vslet. eM a Hill* (1984), Tony Manero (1986), quet Thursday evening at 8 New York. 7. Score by innings: said Dlstrlet. deceased. Klmiil*. Proial Mels*. 4l*r*l*tatl*m P. O. A. Tournament which starts The game was started tn a mist BEALEBYATB aM StalBi* *a*r» 4l*ase**i. Vast l**lh Ralph Ouldahl (1987-88), Lawson Oamoa W'aatod o’clock at WIUIe’B Grill. Triples—Waltkus, Chicago, 5; South Methodist ... 0 0 0 2 8—4 On motion of Albert k. Behrend of ■seride lihe mrm. Aah zest aree*l*l APPLE SAUCE 2 c. 29c tomorrow at SL Louis . . . Seems and soon the rains came. It was a BOLD—Aad wa heunkt * aald Manchester, admlnlatrator. UtUe (1940), Craig Wood (1941) a lot of th* boys now ara peeved Musial, St. Louis, and Edwards, St. Bridget's ...... 0 0 0 8 0—8 •eSu let KleesM*. and Lloyd Mangrum (1946). poor move to start the contest WUlle Oleksenskl reports tele- laoi ‘HaariagaT Tbo b n l ORDERED: That six months from m d M SHL'BFINE (NO. 8 CANS) St George Schnciter because >ie BaaehaB Brooklyn. 4. Runs batted la: VUga, Xoaak. Its ■paidaSil. RRUWTB8 Evans, still a crack golfer, won In rtalOB Is good at WlUle’s and night the nth day of May. A.D., IMS. be Prescription Pharmacy continues tournament play while B r id g ^ r t Basra—Jo* Felix, Home Runs—Sauer, ClnclanaU, Towle. Hin, Geer 2. Twro-baa* Ms ofltas t * Buy ee BaB. aad the same ar* limited and allowed KIEENITE the Brushless Wo) 1916. Harold Geer had the misfortune bosebaU games from New York 8; KIner, Pittsburgh, 7. GRAPEFRUIT he's serving as chairman of the Jr.. 487 Huntington Avenue, of losing his baseball glove at hit: Mayer. Thne-boo* bit: H. Odd Fbltowe B aM tof for the creditors wlthlo which to 901 Main St. Tel. 5321 N EW LO W These speclaliats are exempt hare been clear. Tonight a game Stolen Bases—Murtaugh, Pitts Geer. Home run: V l l ^ Strike brtag In their clstma against said es- A t <|atBB’s Huumacy PGA tournament committee .... Bridgeport. Tel. 6-5916. .Memorial Field recently. Geer’s At The Onto# laae Matthee — Csfrelsted tintridi from qualifying along with 19 la scheduled from New York to be burgh. 4; Haas, PhlUdelphla, 4. outs: Jarvto 2, Mayer 1 Umptra: And th« Mid EdmlniftratGr aad M Good DragglsU SECTIONS 2 c.29c On* objection is that the money AnsonU Vets—Anthony Clep- name Is on the glove and he would Basa* S. T r t 8-tl88 It directed to five public notice to the la Ivaiy lalefiar Salat FMeli playtn who finished In th* first lak, Tel. 793-J. televlaed. Strike-Outa—Jansen. New York, Vacarbuccl. PRICES twenty last year behind Worsham; winners have to kick in a percent appreciate bearing from the per 38: Schmitz, C^lilcago, 28. crMItors to bring In their claims SHCBFINE SI/, CAN , age of their purses to pay com Pontiac#—Frank Walker, 177 ^thln said time allowed by publish National Amataur champion Ro- son who found the glove. He may Members of the Northern Con Pitching—Volselle, Boston, and mittee expenaea, but Bchnv-iter. King street, Pittsfield, Maoa. be reached by calling 6715. Geer ing a copy of this order In tome newe- bart H. (Bka*)' Riegcl and the host necticut Board of Approved Baae- Brecheen. SL Louis, 4-0, l.cioo. pap^ having a circulation in aald YELLOW CLING PEACHES c 29c traveling for free, won 1050 at SoftboU plays in the (Thurch Softball Lea probate dlatrict, within ten days from f'" tors OF MARTIN-SENOUR pi>of*salon*l. Willie Hunter, form hall and Softball Umpires will hold SHURFINE 81 i CAN er British amateur king. Philadelphia last week end .... Beardalev A. A.—Frml AlUri, gue. the date of this order, and return The solution to this aeries of 418 Huntington Turnpike, 'Bridge important meeting Wednesday make to thia court of the notice given. The other 140 places in tb* 171- I I squaks, of course, would be to port. Trumaa (Dowles reports a meet evening at 8 o’clock at th* British ______WILUAM 8. HYDE. Judge, DEMOCRATS HOT WATER BARTLET PEARS 39c man field will be determined tn 29 American Oub. Ed Otto Promotes COMPANION. COLOR SYSTEM (Mctlonal qualifying testa. pay a good man to take charge of Brass Rail*— Charles Krajew- ing of the Sportsmen's Show oom- AT A COURT o r PROBATE held I ym hew l* at* celet la poiai loi aedem tournaments and publicity and then skl. 73 WiUlaro Street, Middle- mltte* of the Manchester Division C A L L 5141 I All but two of these tiyouts will “ *n<^t*r within and for tha 4U n i rmt \ cooperate 'witli him. but that won’t town. Tel. S826-W. of the C^onnectlcut Sportsmen’s The British American (3ub ia at - At Seven Tracks Dietrtct of Hanchester, on the Uth Vote For The Present waai estail be staged June 1. The exceptions tempting to revive interest In aoc- —FOR— day of Hay. A.D., Isa. art Honolulu. May 25, and Loa happen until the golf pros learn Preient WILLIAM & HTDE, E*q„ tu act Ilk* professionato. oar la ManchasUr and wiu hold a Newark, N. J., May 18—fT) Ed Aimelea May 27-28. meetiqg Wsdnsoday night at 8 Judge. IMtto DHtmar Otto, a reformed racing driver, Eetate of Robert WethereU. late of Joe Dey, executive secretary of ® oloch at the club at which time Hord'Working i h e a i f a » • the United States Golf Association Joe Bedcnk, Penn Btstc baseball Georgia Youngster Newest Manebeatur. in aald Dlatrict. deceaBcd. coach, ha* aidved the problem of all persons intsreated are asked to who reputedly la the biggest pro a T Y C A B On motion of william AVetherell ot Pinehurst meat men suggest meat loaf for Wednesday who announced the cloee o f entries he praaenL moter of midget autonaoblie racing Mid Mench#eter, executor, yasterday, said th* numbar of Identifying jim m y and John Dltt- SAFE, COURTEOUS DRIVERS ORDERED: That six montha from Town Committee or Thursday dinners. We will grind Ham or Pork or mar. Identical twins on his ball- Schoolboy Mound Sensation In the country, said today that ba plaeea to h* alleted each taction lABt night’s Church Softball now has another Iron or two about the Uth day of May, A.D., IMS, be "?t?oMT?NG any combination you want with our 6.5c ground meat. would be determined later. team. and at the same time he has OPEN A U NIGHT Md too same are limited and allowe# completed what is probably ’ the AMgus gam* was called in tb* to go Into the fire. fw tho creditor* within which to They Gave You: fOLDER He's tn the process of dosing a bring In their clalma against aald ea- N- * only double play mad* by a base Thomaoton, Oa., May 18—(iP)— ♦ Around Thomaaton, the bir TtTth Inning ball coach . . . Jos merely calls -tvith oiM out and the teme team deal with the St. Loula (Tardtnals tot*. and the aald executor ta Now in stock jars and cans Thia small mid-Georgia town event in Radcllffe's record was dlrMted to give public notice to tha 1. Four voting districts. both the boys by their combined thoseuiose 28ZB strikeout*mriRoouia in m nine inningsinnuigo. l -at i . -baL . Two . ----- runs. ---- had. crossed .— the for the use of a stadium which NORGE claims baaabalTa kid aansatlon of creditors to bring in their claims first names— ’’JimmyJuhn.'' The opposiuon wa# big Lanier' houses their Rochester farm chib, within said time allowed by publleb* of Stahl Meyer’s Frank- 2. A set o f written party rules. W A T E R One Mlauta B p a ^ ft g e 1948—a high school pitchsr who High to Macon. Twenty-alght and at the same time he’s bulkUag tng a eopy of this order in aome news- Lost Call For Onibn Sets An Interesting If true report a 10,000-set .stadium in Pararous, paiwr hsving a circulation tn said 3. Made commendable showing in last town H E A T E R S furts and Kraut, Spareribs strikss out so many man hls field- strikeouts, of course, is one "'*®rej J J ^ * ^ ^ * * * ^ whether It was a prwb^ dlatrict. within ten daya from from the south la that two pro #r* pinch thamselvss to stay thaa needed to retire all the. bat N. J.. a little town a few mllea out side Newark. tbs data of this order, and return election. lb. 35c and Kraut. Liverwurst football cluba, one from each awakt. ters singlehandedly from ths to thii court of tbo notice civen* league, are just maraing time un Th# following la the official rul- " I’m building that big stadium WILLIAM 8. HTDE, Judge. Th# youngsUr ia Hugh Frank mound. Radcllffe's catcher the nlaiT Rute a ’sac T '"it it. Held 47 meetings in two years. til tb* end of the 194S seaaon be RadcUffe, who recently sat a world because I'm confident midget au Clemson Light Weight (t’Hn.s 23c). Frankfurts. couldn't handle ore o. hi* fast; JJJ* tomobile racing Is on* of the oom- A COURT or PROBATE held fore they Shoot th* salary works record by fanning 38 batters In a drops and the runner beat It out' ^ 5. A truly representative group. in offers to Oaorgla's Wally ButU ing thing* in the country,” be aald. COLE .\rmour’s full No. 2 can of to first on a third strike. - i L ? * accen t of dark Ptotrtet of Maaehester, on the IStb r? s T ’ I s Lawn Mowers .... Although Harvard won the J.*” ? ? .-*"!'* *® *"* To date , acss------rate, fire, panic, or other "And I'm not bragging for myaalf. M*y. AD.. ISO. MEAT LOAF Eastern craw racing championship Radcliffc baa wUffed 140 batters Only ten batter* touched because I've gone aa far aa pos Beef Stew. Cmtemgmey, M^rriury mid in 54 2-3 innings this yaar—about bui. «... „ ... toocb. * Ijj»»nt-W ILUAM a HTDE. Eaq., One o f Our Thriftiost Mooh last Baturday. Cornell can achieve sible and plan no more expanslou. VOTING TONIGHT $29.95 Cbmuy, le t. at least equal rank this week by 2.6 strikeouts per inning. But tbe way w* have been draww Laklng, tots of He has pitched two no-hlttsrs **iS~y*w jam dlatrict. deceased. Shop Ptnehiirot for all your food needs. WedneKday (store oper ~lR $ U II$ m ~ whipping Tale, Prlncelbn, Penn Ing. I lee a great future for sooM VpM appMssUon of Ctorsno* X. Oae Lewie to,. Hartford 7.S28J and Byraetis* In what’s laughi.igly M d two one-hlttara in six games. within the pls/ing field at bat shall hav* scored more runs enterprising promoters.” MOTORS% AT 8:00 P. M. Greot American Lawn Mowers all da)'). Featured In Vegetable depprtmeat known os the •’apring" day re him a m e d run avaraga Is aoma- Otto, who started out to bs a thing lass than .022 per inning. th# and of iU fourth Inning or ism gatta .... That la. If Lake Cayuga m.n ramchMl *r.» P A R T 0( HS fifth Ul*n tb* dentist, thrf switched to driving Brake Refine $13.95 ST““ '■"" "■ 17" 1^27 50 19" $30*00 Native Radishes masn’t kick up, aa u often does. i. aP*»ad, ■Th* Other two ^ n r e it o ^ firat nt bat hna scored In for thrills, then switched to pro ORDBRto: That tha foregoing ap- HOLLISTER ST. SCHOOL . . . Th# •Tnlat" course is only vrlde b w b a ll scouts ara pouring Into Uinlnga.’’ The *n- moting "because I waa knocking CoBiplotd 8lock Of POBtISC PRrtS irilqatlOD ha hasrd and dstermioed at Manchester enough for two ahells . . . Rocky IRomaaton. Talant huntan from fltldera. The)' had watchad M d- it u a tmme. myself out and the promoters were JX®***** *■ Hsnehsater to Duo-Klip Gross Shears Native Rareripes at least a doson major laagu* cliff* pitch for seven Innings wrlth- i. w • same. Mid Olstrict, on tha Xth.ddy ot May. IMMEDIATE Oroziano apant oomethiog like 810,- grabbing all th* dough.” said ha AD „ 1141, at t o'clock (As.t.) tn tha VOTE FOR SLATE HO. 1 Native Rhubarb Bowling G reen 000 on a gam* room m hla Brook clubs and many mere from the out handling a ball. works on a seven day a weak foraaoon. and that ootlea ks given to d e l i v e r y lyn hgusa to hold the pictures of minors have watched the 19- RadcUffe la six-feet, ons- and-a- Night's Fights schedule. Here's how hla Unanp all pero^taterastod la aaM saUto of $1.75 ^ Qraaiaiio in wianlng poses. . . . year-old oporata. half Inches tall and w e l ^ 186 shapes up for thi* summsr. i t ! sppUeiatoa and Ray Bebalk, now asriatant baoe- Not atnra the aarly days of Bob pounds. Hls coach J. E. Richards, Hetyek*. Maas. —Teddy "Red gtoco of ksortag thstoca. (Ntw EmrlBiKrs rtiifBt Monday. Paramus; Tuasday, GENERAL REPAIRING ky publtoklag o tfur of this otdar in Of#e Them. Your BowliBit Altey«) ball coach at Purdue, ssyathat one Feller and Schoolb^ Rows fan* says the young pitcher Is amas- Top" Dnvto. 186. Brooklyn. out- Flttston. Pa.; Wednsuday. Buffalo; “ *— ..... *iovlag A dreulatloo of bis groatsst thrills cams from here a ^ has a kM sUrrad such a Ingly unimpressed by the praise >tnted Bobby Tlmpaon, 134, Tbursda.v, Rochester; Friday, Par- B. D. PEARL’S G R D C E RYa hgaped upon him. RadcUffe .re 01---- * - SATISFACTION GUAKAirrEED M Bvu d m bo, Ckwiiyr IMtoy 81 for aUorK* Itotag osioctad aa catcher on th* fu w . Tim acouU agraa that R*4> ?oungatawti, Q. (io). omus: Baturday. Statsn Island. aM iMgiliMris ap, ^ n f i d o n e o all-iitar tsam racantty aam ^ by cW* uadotdRsdlx wlu gat bis mains In perfect trim, the coach .^rovtdaiic*. Rl I.—Buddy Hold- New York, and Sunday, Avon; - --- Moso At arid tints A ppliuce and Furniture Larsoi’$ Feed & Hardware tions Bno BBBdiiif. Ho* Baba .Ruth. 1 ^ aehqol diptom* in oa* hand says—he doesn't drink, smoks. or ' ' n PByt to Rely on • Dep«BilBUe> •rtleld, I4T. U tU * Rock, Ark., out- Conn, tn addition, he nma motor- Er/.. - - - —' rad be hasrd nlatlvs thero, opening I p. m„ Jane 14. aad Mka rotura to UUs court This Ad Paid For By Alert Democrata 649 Main St. Tel. T-IJIO 34 DEPOT SQUARE TEL. .3406 • 3 0 2 MAIN ^T. • 0IA L4 i5J • this Jun* and a fat ooatract in th* even Induigs In Ice cream sodas. polnted Joe Lueignano. 14T. Jar- O’cle racing three nights a . week ErtahUshed Deder Wn jJ dN S- HTDE, Judge. LewUten. Me. — Htrmie Free other. RadcUffe 1* *tickin/to bassbaU ••y City (10). once each tn Avon. Para.miis and 654 Ctntcr Street man. 137, Eagle Lake, Me.; out They ara forbidden, thqugh, In the future. But Incidentally, he Brooklyn — Johnny Dell. 136, Perth Amboy, N J. Throw In a cau- 91 CENTER ST. PHONE 4 1 6 4 Jtrvls BuiMiiiff Tel. 488t pointed Oliver Daa Marais 183. from bidding for hls' oarvieas until ejfit is sn all-state football' and Brooklyn, oiitpotntad Barnle Bern pt* of three clfouaes he promote# Manchester, N. H. (10). he graduates. basketball player. ard. 185. Brooklyn (8). and I’m* hav* hla full slat*. 1 ■/ M / I, it:'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. MAY 18, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENINC, HEKALU. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAT 11, 1949 pMtm FA0V TWELVE- Tha Golorsd praaehar had Just Ysur fkrt | The world today Is loMUng fbr IlHi^KKVIl.I.E FHI.KM Adtw aMka fat Salt 4 Honlncw 8«rvm s Olf«rctf 13 Palnling»Papgnnt 21 riNiM II Wwrtiia Apparfit—fffrfi 51 Hnihi.*!* fw *4ale 73 flalahsd hla sarnmn about frs* aal- Th* thinqa w* fallsd to do last BY P liN T ) f m a l t U aosn who ara not for aala: man vatkm and aakad a brotbar to taka year, last month, yestsnlay, are IMT NASH aedan, haa very good WILLIAMS Oil Sarvlea haa In- EXTERIOR sad laterlor pabitlag NO MONEY DOWN SALE! PAIR OF gMa tap Mm MANCfflEBTER—Lovely aix-room Sense and Nonsense who art honaat, sooad from can- up tha collection. At »¥■, a atU) with 'w. Ths man who mmita • appearance, rebuilt motor. Thla •tailed Petro Oil burners la many and paperbanglng. Fraa astl- YOUNG Woman daairea full Uma Met* wttk taps Like alngla. BxcMlaat condition, sH str to ifirniaifarauf i true to tha mambw a t tha eengrsgatlon ares* tho thibga b* didn’t 'da can b* I MA ooia PAIKT CitAZY EVgltY SPRIN* CUsaBed Manchester homes. They have mates. Prompt aervlca. Heaaon- 1. Phone 1-6817. eoadlUofilnf, quick occupaniy Wa aaat a i«al faOes*' tha othar A lady who had hsarf* oorot mm with eonsclenoea and protested: car will a i^ ria* you. Kelley’a work In amall buslneaa office. 18 Months To Pay day. in tha pacaoa of an ttlwasaat forgotten, la only fooling himaelf. | Service Center. 18 Brelnerd given the utmost aatlafactlon. abta prices. Phone 7680. D. A Phone 2-0206. Owner leaving state, price $10.* took audo a tour as atoady as the needle to the pole; Msmbar : ’TMwon. Ah thought They win bo walUng along tba road , Frechette. 000, 8000 down payment to * hnlfa ikamsnar aftar Mw had hoyt .. . men who win stand for right, if Place. Phone 7255. For complete burner ealea and 3 Complete Rooms of WaiittM— !• M«y i s you aaM aohraticn was tn a-^-baa giMMds Adverliieinents service and an assured supply of WANTED—Children to car* for veteran. A wonderful opportun Ha waaudtov a*to a t tha hnlffi found a poMasman laekM «y ta tha has vena tottor and the aarth aa tha water wamna drink 7" Tour part In tho' world to very' 1985 rORD Pickup. A nice clean Gulf fuel oil Call 2-1257. WINTER Rates on painting and In my home while mother works. HNE FURNITURE CALL 08TRINSKY 0879 for fur ity. Bring 8000 and the horns l> wa gava hbn to •harpan «»• tha pantry. raais: man who can tan tbs truth Fraoahor: *Malvatloo la froa. aaaontla) to tho happtooas of the! paperhanging. Frea eatimatas. Inquire 176 Spruce street mrs. Kay RsaRy Co. Phonr • Ws: ■‘’Tau ora going into thla Madam: "Mow dM thla ataa gat amell truck. This la not a bum. nace removal, rags scrap matals bsrsT" and look tho wortd right In the brothsr. It la fraa Juat Dba world. Don’t put it off. On# grain U M ami fammi Kelley’e Service Center. 18 Wallpaper. Raymond flsM- $367 Top prices. Sartford 8-0027 sventng only. prettjr carafuny.** aye; nmn who nolthar brag nor water la fraa, but—wt ptpaa It to of oom novsr fUtod a buahal meas \ Bralnard Place. Phone 7255. Hoom-noM SenicM Phone 2-3287. Ha: "I Uka to do good worh.** Cook: (OaMly) *Tm aura I run: w n who natthar flag nor you, and you havo to pay for tho ure. but It helps Its fallow grains l o s t —Sqeais black onyx tton* Offered II-A Hoffii— B ird s—Heta 41 Reg.. 109.86 3 Pc. Sofa Bed Outfit WANTED—Desk suitable for DUPUEX, 0 and 4; all improve- Wa: "Sut would yaor euatoiaara don’t know. Ho must havo haw flineb: man wbo have courage Ptptaf.'’ do aa. ' wttb dIamoiM, bMwMB llemorinl 1940 CHEVROLET 1-door, hea FOR QUALITY, price, aerVlce, Reg. 14.80 Occasional Chair msnta; approximately one acre knew tha dMarmas until aftar laft aver h f tha Mat aaok.” without shouting It: man in whom ooneult Albert Ouay. "Tha Home TROPICAL fish are both educa boy’s rOom. WID eachann qitnet Tour Uttto amrvica to others may ksaMtal johaaon Mock, or original paint. bUck like new. Reg. 11.00 End Tab)* type desk for saaM. PhoiM 3- land. Accoaslble new highway. you’ra gens?’* tha* eourago of ovarlastlng Ufe A young amn I______paaa unnoUead, but tba aum of all i CURTAINS done at home. Galled Owners’ Palntar." oomplata In tional and faaclnaUng for young Reg. dMl Coffee TabI* Madslln* Smith, Realtor. Phone a Hs; ^ o ." wTbiia Phono »1M«. Kelley'a Service Center. 18 for and delivered. Phone 8604. and old. Wa carry a complete line 3173. Den’t tani your back an tmubU: runs Min, doop and atrmig; men coBspaay with tha daughter ____ ■ueh halpfulnaaa to what makoa ths Bralnard Place. Phone 7255. terior and exterior painting aarv- Rag. 328.80 Bedroom Suite 2-1642 or 4878. -^-Wa: "Ara you eeealng back thla who know thalr aMsoago and tell -‘7SS WotM bettor to