1 Archbishop Admits Hungary Revolt

1) IJd. O tly W THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1951 Aversfe Dally Net Frees Run iStanrlr^Bt^r lEvrning Ifmilli For the Week Bndlag Tha WMther Jane IS, 1981 10,157 1 Today—eloudyt Tonight—rahi About Town Btanber of the AndH and eoolt Satargay—elotady ant Bnrean of Cl reala tloni Manehetter~-Â City of Viliago Charm oeoaOenal rala, geoL Ml— M tsr Am M bmhi o( HoU ■HMt m d S O * M om U odMM of Manchester Public Market fY— otiMt loft yooUrday (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951 Mr » fO»r day^ *,^**L?*'i? VOL. LXX, NO. 223 (ClaaelSed Advertlahig on Page 19) PRICE nV B CBI ^bdMii’a nUUvoo In Nowark. N. YOUNfi TENDER FRYERS There's Nothing Finer ALL CUT UP Mm. CkM MriMMy. ahatnnan r f ^ a u of C. lawn part^ Than Public Market W Mivtay* ^ *t the K. of Each $1.49 c hom^ and Iwr cwnmltteo are POULTRY •ndaavortnr to OOLlflR f - nembarfhlp. Howeva^lf th w are I It's oil native qronva, fresh killed, tender and Archbishop Admits Hungary Revolt Plo meinbori or frianda who dealre to ROASTERS 59c ddtclous. BMtof aH It's priced low. Try attend, or to fill tablea, they are aaUcad to got In touch^tt the 4 to 5 Lba. Each ' soma, eempista sorisfoctlon Is obsolutaly Chairman or any member of the quorontssd. commlttm CAPONS, Large Size Red Casualties As U. S. Envoy Interceiled in Troubled Iran Red Judge ■trawbeniaa want for a high of Oil Firm Warns Iran tl0.7S, a low of $6.10 and an arer- Special Steak Sale Set at IJ 62,500 ago of W.M yeoterday at auc Lb. 69c Due to a apecial BUY we are able to offer Fed tion market. There were S30 cratee , eral Graded Prime and Choice. Gets Full aold bringing In a total of $4,481..7 »4-14 A T 17’Q SELF SERVE Where Allies Probe Red Buildups Washington, June 32.—(4^— for the oay. Native Young FOWLS Says Adaban The U. S. Army eetlmated today that total Communist rasualtles Tha Army and Navy Auxlllao’ H I ITiAI-iEj O MEAT DEPT. In Korea through June 14 were Gonfessionil wUl have Ita annual outing next Lb. 59c Refinery May 20 1,162,000—an Inrrease of 19.I39 Wadneaiday night at the Garden! is since June 7. This total Inriiided NOKTH STATUTE miles non-battle aa well as battle ras- Budapest, Hungary, Juii4‘ Orova Cara will leave the club- j. Sirloin Steak 22— (JP)—Archbishop Joszag houM at 6 p. m. Those planning to i Grade A FRANKFURTS^ Be Shut Down ualtlea. attend are requested to call Mri. 4 Extra Specials MEAT DEPARTMENT KOKCA The previously announced U. Oroesz, 64, Cardinal Minds* Florence Sullivan. 8289 for reaer- S. battle casualty Increase for zenty 8 successor as head of ratlons before Tuesday night. Lb. FRESH DRESSED Bulletin! the week ending June IS, which the Roman Catholic Church 69c - . > 1 0 5 ROSEDALE HALE’S Washington, June tZ—df'i— correepondo roughly to the' peri . KolcMn* Ch2D9ion od covered In the enemy casual in Hungary, pleaded guilty to* George England of 765 East Mid FRESH GROUND The Stnte department aald to OUR OWN CITRE FOWL______u. 5? day Roaala "haa beeta exploit ty report, was 3,287. No recent (lay to plotting the overthrow dle Turnpike, a senior in the Me reports have been received from chanical Technology department KOSHER STYLE FRESH DRESSED ROASTING in g the oU nnttonallxation dla- of tiis nation’s Communist O.P.S. CEILING PRICE IS $1.24 Lb. pute between Iran and Britain nnn-AmerIran units fighting at the State Technical Institute in Pears with the Eighth Army. government. For an hour hs Hartford, will graduate from the to try to maneuver the middle (Bartlett Halves) Coffee enstem country "back of the Sinmgk SN>gy•^ Army spokesmen told report poured a full confession into achool Monday evening. He will | CHICKENS ers at a Pentagon news confer graduate with honors and will re Iron Curtain.” w •'•"•on* courtroom microphones. Corned Beef ence that total enemy casiialtlca The Archbishop and eight oUlAT ceive an award as the outstanding ' FRESH DRESSED The charge of Soviet under 0 KunaensKuimong were 842.800 according to ad defendants went on trial befor# student In the Institute. cover Intervention In the explo- FKumhw* justed assessments. lb. aive Iranian altoatlon waa made Sibyoo Judge Vllmoa .Oltl, who sent BROILERS and In n depnrtxnentnl pnper re- ('animal Mindazonty to prison oS Short Steak Kumchon >;Ysn#»i !'> leeeed to provide public Infonna- similar charges In the same court* 8 9 ^ Uon nnd bnckground on Imn’a ^ HwAchon room. He also sentenced American, FRYERS hlatory nnd preeent dlfflcaltlea. ^ '7 >«7 Say Truman businessman Robert A. Vogeler to Hwedien 14 years imprisonment on spy HALE'S TOP SOUND CORNED SEEP . $ i 0 5 PETER PAN PILI.SBURY’S SMALL Kaewng PAKAUll at Tehran, Iran, June 22—(A’l—The Rtfrveir charges, ALL LEAN TO SLICE COLD Anglo-Iranian Oil company warned V..OHinehee ' Claims Win cnuis, the West faces the pus* Headquarters tha Iranian government today that Kseyens zie of another tn the long serlAO LS. TSe PEANUT FRESH TURKEYS ____ _ m of "confessions" by defendants ttt O.P.S. CEILING PRICE IS $1.32 Lb. Pie Crust lU refineries at Abadan — the FOB RIB world's largest—may be forced to U^^‘ioUTfY(::r In Mac Probe U. S. Ambnasador to Inui Benry F. Grady (left) talks with the ailing Iranian Prmilev Mohammed CJommunlat courts. Some belisvo Serve Steak For Your Sunday Dinner shut down Because of "mass reslg- SEOUL Mossadegh (right) aa the latter slta up tn his bed at Trliran a few hours before the breakdown of these confessions are extracted by BUTTER J V y> KOREA Anglo-Iranlan oil talks. In center, with back to camera. Is John H. Mtutesnian, aecond oecretary of the physical torture or through tbO KRAFT MAYONNAISE PORK ROAST (Oondnued on Page Nine) Report Preoiflent Holds I'. H. Bmbaaay, who acted as Interpreter, f'rowda roamed the atreela of Tehran je»ler«tj».v br<—0)n- ^ I o U H northwest gateway to SeooL And last Mg town held by Reds south of ntsappear from View ORDER Lb. HAMBURG ____ Lb. 69c the 38th paralleL Other forces advanced to within four miles of gresalonal friends said today In Big Plane (Defendants In Oommunlat DELRICH or ALLSWEET ...... iWest Tells Russia No Pyonggang, northern apex ef the former *Tron Triangle,” and felt President Truman la satisfied In trials disappear from pnbUe riam OUR OWN MAKE We expect to have enough for everyone thi.s week of out Reds south of Kumsong, There was ether activity north ef his own mind he has won the bat Mac on Chiang Troops from the time of their Arreet imttl OLEO IN QUARTERS Point in Continuing Yanggu and Inje, where patrols foimd evidence of snother Red build tle of the MacArthur ouster. Sky Giant Vanislml they appear before their judgiiU. SAUSAGE MEAT U . S9c the popular BANNER BRAND up. (.\P map.) Close associates who may not be Reporters and frisnds are lisiiRj Fruitless Sessions Washington. June 23 - (;P)—Gen. ‘ Arthur's contention Ihnt a Na Along Afrirun ('.oaM Refrigerators 2 Lbs. 65c OUR OWN MAKE named represented the President from talking with them. TYiey AM BACON ______(Sliced) Lh. 55C to a reporter aa believing that Matthew B. Ridgway, now Far | tionalist offensive in South Chins On Hop to New York Warfiersand AD L IN K SA U SA G E Lb. 49e Parts, June 33— —Prospects while controversy over Far Elaat- Eastern eommsnder, supported i „ If only moderately (Oonttoaed on mage NlsaX EV£^y\ 1st prire '1,000 cash faded today for a Big Four con ern policies will continue until , . _ ...... - „ I successful, relieve pressure on our OUR OWN MAKE I mis S6 oiHm (dsii ciii/is last December the demand of Oen. ' force In Korea ” Dakar, French West Africa. Other Appliances NATHAN HALE COFFEE DAY Visit Our Seafood Counter For ference on the world s war Jit Red MIGs Beaten the 1952 Presidential election, tes Douglas MacArthur for use of : ters. timony haa vindicated hia limited- This was at a time when United .Tune 22 (>D A Pan American GROUND OR IN ITALIAN SAUSAGE Lb. 79t Chinese Nationalist troops against ^Nations forces had been driven SCALLOPS HALIBUT Sixteen weeks of attempts by war theory in Korea. the mainland of (Jhina. World Airways Constellation with House Solons 11a J M t H A M t o M THE B E A N ...... MEDHTM HOT Deputy Foreign Ministers of Brit Moat Republicans, of course, are back In Korea by overwhelming 91c This was developed today at the numbem of Chinese Red troops 40 persons aboard vanished today ain, Ft snow the Soviet Union and prepared to dispute that it has.* Benats Inquiry into Maef-gthur's D R i n C k lU Y COD BOSTON BLUE the Uhitad Btatas to draw up an 5th Day in Week Arme—Ad- »more corporate Income and excess broke a ilate wltli an unidentified B R O C C O LI...... Bunch 27c Friday ran into what appeared to an estimated 25 MIGs in that ministration leaders alerted all profits taxes, and a boost of $1, American meiea Mncla>nn waa head of the Amer There had been widespread pro- onggaing In the old Bed “Iron Tri Ways and Means committee for Asks Press Clubs threat of ptorjury <>luirges at two Detective William J. Long a t LONG WHITE CALIF, POTATOES mation on the care and handling of fruits and vegetables with other ex ARMOUB’B ORANGE ...GRAPEFRUIT tesU both here and in America angle.” rewriting. ican department at the Foreign Fayette county In southwestera The Reds didn't try to interfere Rep. Percy of Tennessee, whose witnesses who tentify in Miami Office, a highly re.spnnslblo posi Pennsylvania said the slayer was perts, all of whom are part of the Super Market Institute, the national against the channel project by concerning flisanclal backing of tion. WHITE ONIONS, NEW ONIONS organization of super markets, devoted to the principle of providing “more Bubba Tongay, aged five, and his with patrols poking around Kae BY THE A.S80CIATED PRESS Job as majority whip Is to see Aid Latin Papers William Johnn, 51-year-old Ne CORNED BEEF SECTIONS can 29c song, far to the w est The town MartIme—West Coast: 300 CIO that all the Democrats are on "liberal policy" beach newspaper. The two were traced to,France, gro. The victims were Mra. for all.’’ . sister Kathy, four. Rev. Jimepili R..N. Maxwell, S,J„ GOLDEN SUMMER SUNSWEET rsdiomen returned to work today hand for crucial votes, told a re There the trail went cold. Some Frank Bhiner, 30: her sister. Mnk from A week-long walkout after porter: Washington June 22 - WE5— former president of Holy CrfViS Sometime when you’re in our atpre, why not meet our most colorful HASH ______1 Lb. Can 39c President Galo Plaza of Eduador SQUASH Lb. 15c gentleman, your produce buyer. gaining $39 of a $63 monthly wage "There's no question but that college. Is appointed president of (Continued on Page Five) (Conttnaed oa Page NIba) PRUNE JUICE Q. 33e boost demand and some overtime we can pass the bill, but the vote said today the shortage of news Boston college .... .Soviet press rate conceaaions. Their new base on the motion to recommit may print in Latin America la a men reports death of fioE. (ien. Ivan RARERIPES, RADISHES, CEI.F.RV, Again this week our meat men arc boast KREY BROWN GRAVY pay is reportedly $391 a month. be close." ace to democracy. He urged U. S. Grishin, 50, one of Russia's top RIPE SWEET press clubs to sponsor a campaign ROMAINE SALAD MIX ing about the quality of the “farm fresh** WELCH'S GRAPE News Flashes Bast and Gulf Coasts: Striking May Drop Six Votes military leaders . . Mrs. Shirley CANTALOUPES tender clean White Rock NMP seamen have won their de On that tally, the Democratic to help increase the supply. Tolson. 24, pleads innocent in Bullet in Head Cures SLICED BEEF 1 Lb. 4 Oz. Can 67c mand for a 40-hour week, along leadership expects to drop not The visiting Clfiilef Executive New Haven Cfity Court to charge SELECTED RIPE Lg. Size Bot. (Late SidletlBs ef the (JTl Wire) with pay concessions. The 57,400 more than six to 10 Democratic told a luncheon meeting of the Na Each 2 9 c an.K r o b e (Fancy White Meat) JUICE 41c of illegal possession of narcotics. NATIVE FRYERS workers are still Idle over disagree votes, and is hopeful of picking tional Press CHub that "Democra Foreign llstenera are being TOMATOES Box 23c HUNT'S ment over effective date of the up almost that many Republi tic government is impossible with out freedom of the press." urged by .State department radio Insanity-Not Temper Pink Gropsfnilt TUNA ______7 0 . 43c AUTO SALES TAX BILL SIGNED shorter houim. cans In favor of the bill. On that to flood Moscow with appeals to and BROILERS Airlines — American Airlines: basis, they figure the current But he said that Latin American Whits Gropofniit CATSUP 14 Oz. Bot. 24c Hartford, June 22—(A>)—The State prepared today to tap newspapers have been forced both "stop ttie ktlllng" tn Korea .... The large fryers, they say, arc Q A MONA USA ^ a new source of revenpe by requiring the two per cent sales The AFL pilots have announced Democratic majority of S3 mem Army announces enlisted reserv London, June 22 TbeÎost bU memory, but his physiod GREAT NEW IDEAS TO SNAP UP Bananas they will refuse to fly AA’s six bers ought to be sufficient to dis to cut down in size and to raise story of a man who cured his in ' (X>ndition was good. the week’s best buy at Each ^ I A S w tax payment on “private sale’’ for used cars and trucks. (3ov- new, fast D(36Ba after midnight patch the legislation to the Sen prices to such an extent that (1) ists will start gong home from StrowborriM Korea In mtd-July. sanity -- but not his disposition— "After three mouths,” reportsiS IN OUR NEW MAGAZINE We will have native fowl, too . . . An TOMATO PASTE 2c..31c ernor Lodge signed the legislation into law today and it tech Sunday, without an agreement ate. inadequate information and guid Dr. Slobach. “he was mentally Winssap Applet other good buy pt. 27c nically became effective “on passage.” However, it will take providing higher pay. The bulk of Further unpredictable delay ance Is provided readers and (2) by putting a bullet through his alert, rational, more Interest^ in would result if the bill were re the p»or can not afford to buy and Treasury Balance JACK and JILL several days to complete-madhinery for collection of the tax. AA’s service Is to continue as own head was told today in a Bri his surroundings, cooperative, aiyf SUMMER APPETITES EXTRA LARGE JUICY * * * usual. committed. The Ways and read papers any more. tish doctors joumaL read the dally papers." Rath’s Ready to Eat Hams lb. 75a INSTANT POSTUM 29c United Air Lines: Strike of AFL Means group has been studying He said if U. S. papers would Washington, June 32.—( ^ —The (SHANK OR WHOLE) 4 Ox.—Makes 50 Capa. Dr. John Slobacb of Basingstoke Another two months and tha ORANGES Cans GRAND JURY PROBE OUT IN H.H.A. CASE pilots continues over two union de the 1951 tax bill since early Feb give up but one page a day. they position of the Treasury June .20: patient waa able to go home—with CAT FOOD mands: gearing pay to size and would save enough newsprint to Net budget receipts. $520,670,- said that instead of killing him FRESHLY CROPPED Hartford, June 22—(JP)—The grand jury investigation of ruary. self the would-be suicide succeed both his wound and his manlo de the Hartford Housing authority’s activities will not be sought speed of ehlps, and reducing the It calls fora $2,84,000,000 In make 250,000 tons available to the 718,70; budget expenditures. $205,- pression cured and his memory re 6 For 33c present flying time limit of 85 crease for individuals over a full press of the world, and thus meet 885,080.66; cash balance, $6,187,- ed only in performing a rough HAMBURG for Moat Balls or KRE-MEL for the time being, Hartford County Detective John F. Rear leucotomy. This is an operation to stored. PLUMS, SUNKIST LEMONS hours monthly. year’s operattlons, $2,855,000,000 all needs. 406,712.88. Although her husband is aair and ORANGES Meat Loaf Lb. 70o don said today. State’s Attorney Albert S. Bill, who was asked remove the frontal lobes of the 4 p k g a . Frozen Food Specials brain. It baa been found to be ef sane. Dr. Slobach said, tha wUa DESSERTS 33c SNOW CROP by Governor Lodge Wednesday night to take over the probe fective in some types of msuiia. reported recently he waa "Jnat ^ Come to Pinehurat for tha of the authority, previously conducted on a local level, was Writing in the weekly Luicet, bad tempered, unreaaonablA and CIGAREHES ...... carton $1.84 not available for comment today. Dr. Slobach said the patient has difficult to live with aa hatata," Popular Branda finest freshest SPINACH _____140, 21e FRANKFURTS SHELL MOTOR OIL • • • Ickes Bltists Congress, MacArthur Ethics now recovered and no longer mad. FINEST ALBACORE SNOW CROP SENATE GETS CHOICE ON RFC ACTION The man, a 55 year old retired LIVERWURST Waahington, June 33— (JP) —^doing something about bringing.vmembers either of commission or'tfor the hate and suspicion that Army officer, had been suffering N ob. 10,20,30 (X-100) Qt. 29c Washington, June 22—(JP)—Its banking committee today ■ « M ^ m . _ - ■ ft __ . ■ * IM ^ _A A _ A ■ ■ I Ima4a*a 4 4 A A 4 A M AWa A **m am4 a a 4 ^ Air Force School. ' WHITE TU N A Can 39c 16 Oz. Harold Lk Ickes, the self-styled peace to the world, if one of the omission.' permeates ths air of America to from paranioa—a mania featur^ PEACHES 25c handed the Senate a choice between abolishing the Reconstruc day," the former Cabinet officer by depression and delusions of Chicken Of The Sea brand. ASSORTED COLD CUTS NO. G CAN 8UNCREST "Old Curmudgeon,” pointed a highest possible ranking generals The subcommittee is holding SNOW CROP tion Finance corporation (RFC) or completing its reorgani not only gives an example of ac hearings on a proposal to estab declared in a prepared statement. persecution. Urged in Meainre SHURFINE BOILED HAM zation. The committM voted out rival bills proposing those finger at Congress today aa the tive insubordination but engages lish a commission which would "Instead of exercising self-re One night In his bedroom be lg.can 34c TOMATO JUICE c 29e o f c steps, without recommending the adoption or defeat of either. branch of government which could in a political campaign to the con draw a code of moral and ethical straint or giving the benefit of shot himself in the right temple Washington, June ig _ qp) X a ORANGE JUICE PRESSED HAM GRAPE JUICE (4 .)2 .25 • • • stand the biggest improvement in fusion of his country and its al standards for government em the doubt, there are those who with a 88-caliber pistol. The bullet Chairman Vinson (D-Oa) a t t t h ethical standards. lies, while we are fighting a ployes. seem to compete with each other went through hla brain and out House Armed Sarvteaa------SCOTT -nSSUE ...... S for 35c TAVERN LOAF ARMY SEEKS TO BUY FOREIGN BEEF He tossed a verbal harpoon, too, desperate war tn Korea?” Most Are Honeat to see who can make the most his left temple. said today ha waa I n t ___ PREMIER RICE DINNER jtW Green Stamps Given Hftth Cash Sales Ickes, who resigned from the sensational headlines or to do the Instead of dying, the sx-otEfloer ROYAL CHOCOLATE PUDDING 4 for 27c Washington, June 22—(JP)—^The Army is offering to buy in the direction of Gen. Douglaa The former Secretary qf In islatlon to eatabUMi a 990^0 MINCED HAM PREMIfH BUCARONI up to 10,000,000 pounds of foreign beef to meet the immediate MacArthur. Cabinet after several years of best job of smearing.” got up next day, drssaed blmself Air Foroa academy. VbMiM' SWEETHEART SOAP (Bath Size) 4 for 39c terior told a Senate Labor sub strained relations with President Ickea said "It would almost and cooked his own breakfast. His IN SAUCE CREOLE ...... ALL FOR A 1 C needs of U. S. troops overseas. Announcement of the offer was In an obvious reference to Mac committee conducting a hearing not say whara tha ***s*~> ^ S A W FRUIT NUT BR EA D ...... 25c BOLOGNA Truman, said "the overwhelming seem' that the principal issue to wife found him CAlaly eating, be located. made yesterday after a request earlier in the week to do- Arthur, he said: on ethics in government that "the mass” of federal workers were day la smearing. It would almost with a alight trickle of tdood flow NO SVi CAN ARMOUR’S “How can we expect unity and most Important question” before He said hla bill w o ^ i Tha mest^ suppliers produced only 10,800,000 pounds of the 20,- “honeat and faithful.” He reserved seem that the principal Issue to ing from both sides of tha wound. the Air Seorataiy to i~ J W H A l ^ c o n comradeahip In the common and the group is: his sharpest criticism for the law day between the great political 000,OoO military officials want to maintain a 60-day supply H4 was taktn to a hospital, parmanant locaUoa at tha PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. glorious undertaking of riving "The loss of confidence In Con makers. where the wound was drsAAed mnd PORK and BEANS c. 19c on hand, contracted or on the way overseas. ourselves a good government and emy and to appoint a aapuaL gress as the result of acts of Its "Congress is largely rsaponslblA (OoAtlnned m faaa Five) bone fragments removed. He hed to aid him In aaleotton aC th t i 1 9 . .. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951 ■ v ; itwo . Hi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, .JUNE 22. 1951 by the OonnecUcut Grand Lodge, markable career started at the Deadline Is Near House Democrats PAGE mal Interest 8ona o f Italy in America, and age of 8, has attracted rnuch at Over /,000 in Atiendance | Cheney Tech membera of the local chapter, tention and praise during his tour. Giuseppe Masxini Lodge, are help Mira Kent, soprano, will be the For Vets’ Bonus Gird for tflglil Cliib.Aiiiiouiiccs Howard of Branson, Mo., originally In Concert Here ing In ticket Bales. Ticket reser soloist. At SL Bridget's Festival\ ’51 Exercises Japs Quiz Cost Lincoln School Kindergarten Morning Session Graduates sued thrte companies as joint de vations may be made with Mr, and fendant* for $1,000,000. Two of the Deadline^ for'filing for the Con fContlnned from Page One) loc*l m>d«nU m « 5 «ct- ifrs. Robert Genoveel of 49 School PROBERS CALL PRODl'CER I Of Queen Rites Board rJiairnic*ii It is estimated that fully 1,100 . trude Valciulis. Paul McKeever, defendants, Radio Corporation of to attend n concert In Hart* street or at the State Barber Shop necticut Slate Veterans bonus is roy.tlUes Class o f'22 to Receive on Bissen street, no later than Washington, June 22 — lA*! — . .... I psvments on dividends, attended the annual strawberry i Mary E. Hcaly, Stephen R « le , America. Inc., ai\d Decca Records ’■ Buabnall Memorial next June 30. IU.M The honuB bill was . lnterc.st. Corporation, Ine., made out of Monday. I Screen . producer Robert Roaaen, , I Helen Cronin, Mrs. -Chas. Backus, Their Diplomas Next Tokyo, June 22—(IP)—Dollar-shy Mr*. Ciiarlotte Gray, president June » . when Italy’s 13- pa.ssed by the .State ly-gislatiire in , A special 12'; per cent ''defenae festival Wednesday evening on ; ^,^^y ^ j„hnson. eoiirt settletiient. Tlie anioiint d prodigy conductor, Fer- Part of the proceeds from the ' whose picture "A il the King's Japan today gave its Empress of the Chanilnaile club, announce* concert will go to the Casslno Me Men” won the Academy award, 1947. la.\■' would be added on to every [ the grounds at St. Bridgct'a G. B. Williams, Alberta Warring Tuesday Evening at 8 Dowager a $222,000 funeral. asked of Capitol Records was then ROASTING CHICKENS Buroo, win conduct 40 l.ixpaycr's inronie tax I'nblllty. ' djurch. The weather was all that the membera of the executive reduced to $320,(100. morial Orphanage Fund, an 0 8 1A has been called to appear before All veterans ol World Wai II j ton. Emperor Hlrohito’a mother, the ,ead)ets of the Hartford flym- the House Un-American Actititles effeefive Sept. 1. * could be desired, and William iKMirtl for 1951-52 to be as follows: Itp4‘f nr no lir«f. you will find our especially fine project. who were domiciled in ('onnecU- Ada Paganl, John McCarthy, The 1951 Graduation at the Empre** Dowager Sadako, was A hoarse voiced lawyer sang the Oreheatra. committee next Monday. Cnrporatbm tax boo.-il.s would he , Quish and his committee were kept plaeed in the Imperial mauaoleum program chairman. Mrs. Elliel the disputed song "Missouri The boy 'conductor, whose re rut for one year preceding their Mary Griffin, Robert S. Tomassi, Howell Cheiiey Technical School rhirkon.s a wpjrome part of your summer menaa. The concert'lB belnc e p w e o i^ letmaetlve to Jan. 1: exii.se tax serving 1045 portion.^ of will be held Tuesday evening June after a day of pomp and ceremony I-ange; active memlieraliip, Mrs. Walking Preacher witli the I.lllle entry into the .-erviir .ire eligi Stephen Roale. Dolly Coleman, Euniee Blinn: assoiTii-.e memlH>r- Four to six iMiunds, nil tender enouffh to fry or rhniiges wouM go into cfiei t i with strawberries and Francis I. Getchcl, E. McKeever; 26 at 8 o'clock In the school audi that had some Japanese asking if Hook in lii.s Hand ' ahorlly before \V' -H. ■’irt'M' ■ * ble to apply for the bonus shoitlv after the bill became l^w. j ^yjjjpppjj {.fesut torium. A class of 22 graduates such a costly tribute was neces shlp, Mrs. Daisy Cnimde; hospital the ease went to the Jury. roast as you please. In the event the veteran is de Dorothy F. Kenny, Sophie Sobo- ity, Mrs Ina Hohenthal: publicity. Presiilent Truman | Music was furnished by the Lib- lewski, Mary Ellen Lucas, Fran will receive their diplomas from sary. In announcing ttiat he would ask ceased, his widow, il not ic- winter for -a $10,.500 000,000 t ax j py orchestra, composed of young tô various departments. The unofficial estimate of the Miss Isabel Worth: librarian, Mrs. ces Wojnar. Marion Jeannia; welfare, Mrs for a new trial. Howard said he mariied, children and parents in | inrrease. later .scaling dowm " i boys, who plaved polkas and popu- The .speaker will be Joseph S. costa everything from floral thought the judgment was Inade ROGER OLCOn his A. Squlllacotc. Jane Larson. Dorothy Ciushing. Other mem- that order may file claim for bonii.s ; lequetil to SIO.000.000.000 on I lar tunes. Tripp, SiJpervlsor o f the Employ wreath* to the special train that quate. NEW SHIPMENT strength of onex|>ec'edly large Fred Libb.v, A. Salamone, Joseph tiera of the hoanl ar<‘ the elected lO.'t ^^'esf Center Street Telephone 7858 payments. . . . . Considerable interest was shown WItkowski, Milton Button, Jr., ment Department at the Pratt carried the body to Taniagoryo, it* "I am figlilliig for CliriMliiuiily Application olanlu may be se the - — and Whitney Aircraft. The Rev. officers: vice president, Mrs. Mar roileetions from the ' in the final event of the evening, Mary Bnmetle, Mrs. Irene Gray, final rearing place-- totaled SO.OOO,- and the brotherliood of the minis Carl E. Olson of the Emanuel 000 yen. tha Martin: secretary, Mrs. Bar cured and assistance in tiling same ralei# ‘ the drawing of 52 prizes. Winners Mary E. Witkowskt, Boland Mq- try, " the preacher said. at the Veterans Service Center, The bill wa.s eim.siilei ed by the ^ ^yîo have not already received Lutheran churciv. will pronounce In pre-World War II day* the bara Duke; treasurer, Mrs. Mil tors, Fiank A. Denette, Eugene dred Cary, and past president. 69 Center street. Town, House iindep prtH’ednre wliieh tlieir prizes should call Miss Made- i Dickenson, Mrs. Ellen J. Button, the Invocation. Mu.sic will be fur- passing of a Queen Mother would Imrreil amendments bv individual line Smith, tcl. 4670 ni.shed by the brass ensemble from nave called for an ob.servance pal Mrs. Florence Wood. COTTON R. Rivard, Allan Hills. Plans for an earlv fall concert members înd. in ctTect, told tljem The committee will have a final the Salvation Army Band. ing today'* funeral into insignifi Mrs. Howard Thornton. Mrs. are alix'ady being formulated and LIGHT R O C K to accept or reject the bill pre meeting Monday evening at eight Josephine Dickenson, Anna Della ■ Emmett O'Brien. Director, cance. The Japanese people would Bureau of Vocational Education will he ready for announcement at | pared by the wavs and means o'clock in the church basement. Fera, Mrs. Thomas Gleason. Wm. have gone Into mourning for an en A units. will present the diploma.s to the tire year. the first club nierlliig In October LAST DAY! P'ollowing is the list of winners: Mitchell, .^nn Carniody, John Mc- During the summer, chorus mem CO RD SUITS Chairman Dougbton ID.. lx. C.'. Priscilla Bird, James Quinn, clas.s. 1 6 Cartan, Mrs. J. Beaupre, Mrs. The names of those graduating bers will receive notice of re of that committee, in. opening the j Edw. H. Ek’cut. S. Harrison Sophie Sllkowski, Peter Faron, are as follows: hearsals whioh are acheduleil to debate yesterday T t .ve. m A " " LaChance, Mrs. Ger Nljole Gulhinas. Vac*alioii Srliool FOR YOUjl FAVORITE TRUE FRUIT tax increase is the lurge.st ever tor ______Carpentry Department: Fred start early In September. e s come befora Congress for decision , Bilow, Edward Bysczynskl, Henry ' and would raise fedeinl taxes to | outlays and ' cut expenditures to Bysczynski, Richard Curran. W il At The North E imI 1 4 9 8 liam Hoffman, George Krechko. FLAVORS ■'the highest level in our history" | (pp bone" lYioto by Robert Naunaiii About Town John Luetjen, Guy Smith, Jr. Walking Prcarlier BARBIZON SLIP In conjunction with two other tax ^ that cour.se, at least, he had Boys and girls from the ages of boosts approved in tlie past year. , g^rong Republican support. Rep. Drafting Department: Charles Mrs. Howard Vlbhert. 4 Fred three through twelve are invited Pictured above are membera • Missing were Rlrhard Drogu* and u t s n o At your deahn Herrmann, David Hodgkin.*, Allen 8 2 it would Jack tlie rates up more top-ranking erick road, has been invited to ap to the Vacation Church School at Wins :U .'^ Siiil than $17,000,000,000 above those j Mean.s Republican, de- Johnson. Couple Honored of the morning kindergarten Gary Harrison. pear as a qualifying contestant on the Second Oongregarional church. Graduates of the afternoon 3*^^ Rggularly .4,00 prevailing before the outbreak of , ^ $8,000.- Electric Department: William graduating class at the Lincoln WTIC”* daily "Holiday Club" pro North Main street. The school is class iiicluileil the following SI Louis. June 2'2 'V' The It s so nice, so neatly tailored we recom BEVERAGES the w ar | oOO.tMlO in Mr, Truman's $71,600,- Asplnall, Joseph Contois, Clarence On Anniversary gram. She will be heard on the Filos.sie, Elmo Genovese. Joseph sponsored by the Second church school. Graduation exercises for Sandra Brazaa. Holly I'avia. Walkiug Preaclier of the Ozarks j Tomorrow't vour laat day to slock up on mend It for everything. To the office, for And this. DougMon said, i* | 000.000 budget for the 1952 fiscal broadcast Tue,«day at 9 30 a. m. Gryzb, Edward Lehmann, Donald and the North Methodist church, this group were held last Wednes David Garriaon, Ann Garvin. won a $3.12.5 Judgment against TRUBEAU. If you're a regular Barblzon nhoiit all the national economv can I year. Other Republican members Ludwig, Horace Palozie. but all Interested children will be day morning. Diploma* were Henry Haefa, Jean Helaing, Laura Capitol Record Dislrlhullug Com travel and at home. Completely wsahable. Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew Fog- customer or not, hare's your opportunity ; clioriised that the tax increase There were 680 crates of straw Machine Department: Karl welcomcl. pre.sented by Principal Miss Ethel Hilla. Brian Jeffries. John .Iiiroa, pany. Inc., curly today on clmrg- Sessions begin on Monday. June lio. of 131 Maple street, were en to save money. All sixes )n both white and and a choice of blue, grey and tan. 10 to 1*. • I consider it unlikely." he said, 1 would not have to be nearly so berries sold at yesterday's se.ssion Bird. Enso Pavan, John Steven Robb. Mias Robb cited the many Joel Kehler, Anne McGuire. Rob es tiuil lie wa.s defamed by a song. pink. ‘•that we shall be able to increase I high If what they called frills and son. 25 and will continue through July tertained by their children Satvir- achievements of the class during ert MeGuire, John McNieol. I’a- A federal eoiii l Jury found for , % of the auction market, bringing suhslanlially the yield of the fed I non-essential spending were ruth- The public snd friends of the 13, daily from nine to eleven a. m. day evening with a dinner at the past year and told of it* as trlcia Muzzulin, James I’ rior. Paul the company on a second rouni , WANTED in a total of $5,761.35. A high of A registration fee will be charged RCA Portablo BRUNNER’S eral tax system beyond what is in i lessly chopped out Reed called $10.25. a low of $5.50 and an graduates are cordially Invited to Schaiib's re.staurant in East Wind sistance In drivea for funds to help Richard. John Schuotz, Haihiua charging Invasion of privacy ' for the three-week period. Fam Both sides said tliey would ask BURTON'S FOR BEST cluded in the present bill. " I the present bill “ disa.strouB" and average of $8.45 was reported. attend. sor in honor of their fiftieth wed other people. Mias Evelyn Palmer : Smith. Everett Smith. Valarle Ibnighton said the only sound ilies having more than three chil is the kindergarten teacher. .Smith. Gerald Tonski, Paula Wllp- for a new trial. Radios $23.99 A N D ONLY I ‘‘soclaliBtic.’' Average price per quart came to dren attending will pay only three ding anniversary. In the course of Exp*ri«nc«d dMtol cn- fiscal course open to Congress is After the bill clear* the House. Pictured above, the morning perfeld. The walking preacher. Rev. Guy a fraction over 36 cents. registration fees. the evening they were presented (■las.s, front row. left to right, W il to re-pxaminc planning federal I It Is subject to further week* of 5.39.9.5 '/enilh BRUNNER'S This Is the twenty-fifth consecu with a purse of money. liam MacDonald. Lynn Ferris, fistoiit and dental hy> con.sifleration In the Senate Fl- Parishioners of Emanuel Lu BURNSIDf":.; • kTs* m4 Msumtna tive year in which this joint vaca Open house was held at their Jane Mokiilis. Judy Clough. Lau Clock Radios C'MON IN . . I nance committee and the Senate theran church and all others in tion school has been operated by BRINGS YOU AIB CONniTIOKKD home Sunday afternoon, at which ren Green. Margaret Williams. gianist. Writ* lox U, c*o Itself The Senate committee an terested are reminded of the sa the two churches. The director Susan Carson. Sandra Hurt, Lynne W AS THERE ONE OF KEITH'S . f h j t nounced yeet’erdsy it wzill start cred concert to be presented this time they reeeived many gifts $27.00 Jlomm Crswfard Mel Ferrer this season is the Rev. Leland O. from relatives and friends from Cormier and William Nechitllo. m hearings next Thursday. evening at eight o’clock at the A«bt. Tonag Hunt, pastor of the Second Back row, James Leavitt. Douglas TI Harold. Strawberries ” 13m Bimv* town, Hartford. East Hartford | SPECIAL KROEHLER "SMARTSET" Reg. $16..5n fine! In today's debate Rep. Simpson church, by a mixed quartet of “ Goodbye church. Mrs. Robert Johns will he t-orenzen, David Forman, Reed The shopping's BnUs” and Rockville. , (R-Pa), a member of the Ways young people from the Lutheran My Fancy” in charge of the junior depart Mr. and Mrs. Foglio have been ' •i'osl. David BrRn eepeclally thank all those ^ which opens Monday, June 25, and EASTWOOD OF MANCHESTE PHILCO M cK i n n e y b r o s . who »em the beautiful floral tri*” i‘ ea , through July 6, 9:00 to sizes 9 14 a print seersucker and loenr.l the uee of their cars l ] i : 4>5 a. m. dally, with the excep JTeaa CrswMM Tyrease rawte HOTPOINT si;\\ \(; h D i s i ’o.'Â i. t o . Fraak Lerejoy 9e**a Rarwerd COMBINATION • shrimp, blue lime 0 elastlnzed Charita Guassn. tion of the Fotirth of .Ttily and ADMIRAL j Q O O i s stz.es 7-14 Saturdays. “ GOODBYE l.tO I'riirl St, To!. :M;in<'iic-itrr Cmlly Terrafnt. M Y F A N C Y ” “Rawhide** ; 1 t.. -'V S;l5-*'.l»-t:M TV-PHONO AND Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straight- eiihi m MAIN ST. OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL V and their daughter. Susan, of 29 Sun,—“THE BRAVE BULLS” COTTON SEERSUCKER GIRLS’ PLAYSUITS Lilac street, are leaving Manches H ARVESTER AM &FM RADIO REG. $519.95 "N ter tomorrow for a vacation at PAJAMAS ths Melxrtn Hewitt cottage at e Point O' Woods beach. Mrs. 9.2 CU. FT. Straight is the newly elected presi E.M.LOEW S $189.95 '1 . 29 dent of the 'W.S.C.S. at the South HARTFORD WHY PAY Methodist church. DRIVE -I IT’S A PUT-UP JOB! • aiset 7-14 * special purchase a sizes 9-16 • fine quality i TELEVISION ^ -SWk- • ••I’.' 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H/g Pa'S y P s f r / tmemv i MOU MODIPH DHIVl IN‘ . $29.35 (09«7.>«UOU1 outs tor lumber and supplies Plus: LATE ST NEWS $10JI5 Anrin and SHORT SUBJECTS a sizes S-8x • stripes e alzes 9-6« • atripea YOUR COST Feature A t 8:50 and 9:08 McKinney’s makes it easy to .start enjoying a cottage like this at your Electric Grill Yes, next winter’s comfort is a summor problem— ana Tomorrow Continuon* favorite Eastern Connecticut lake this summer! Whether you plan to build BELOW WHOLESALE it yourself or have your favorite builder do the work, we have all the help $5.50 SUN., MON., TUES. BATHING TRUNKS that we can help you with right now. How? you need to get started . . . Bhieprint-plan service; a large and varied stock NITEY-NITE PAJAMAS of. building materials particularly suited to low co.st summer home con- Electric Fane O N SALE AT i l l f W M U O f .struction; a simple, convenient Easy Payment Plan; and the con.sul o f men Frem Da*k te mSaitet long experienced in the home building materials fiekl. $2.99 up a d m ir a l 4 • By installing o new, efficient oN burner. Errel Flyaa It’s time to put up canvas awnings and this pretty home F*triee Wywoie For those who already own summer homes, McKinney’s offers ma maker keeps cool on the job in a brief shorts outfit made Reg.$12JI5G. E. “ROCKY terials for repairs and remodelling. Anything from a cinder block to shin of matching cotton canvas. She’ll enjoy cool comfort in 19-IN. TV a first quslity • By converting, your old furnace to oil. • aisea S-6x • special purchase • sizes 9-8x MOUNTAIN’’ gles . . . window "screening, paints and hardware, paneling, kitchen units, doors, too, thanks to her canvas awnings. This smart Electric Irons — and — and, of course, lumber of all kinds. • By replocing your out-of “dote hooting system. Steve Ceckraa lass may be a put-up girl here— but she also qualifies $8Ji5 VIrrIaU Orey See us tomorrow about any kind of building or remodelling jiroblems, as a pin-up! CONSOLE 298 “ HIOBWAT ISl” ■ REG. $495 whether at home or the lake. Phone Manchester 2-4525, or from Willimantic, IF YOU ARE THINKING OF AWNINGS. GET OUR • By properly servicing your present burner. S—Calar Carteeaa—S SU/AMER DRESS CLEARANCE OOcDiN AN Storrs and Rockville, Enterprise 9955. PRICES FIRST. CALL 2-.’l091 FOR FREE ESTIMATES Zenith Phw : Sid M cMob tai • By cHTonging for next winter’s outomotic delivery “BOMBABDIXa” Table Radios FAMOUS MAKE O N SALE AT “STOP THAT CAB" “ BrNCO SQCAD” ANNIVERSARY SALE of Mobiihoot now. WE COVER THE LAKE FRQNTS! $19JI5 2 . 9 8 3 - 9 8 CaRopy Top Sand Boxes $L98 17-IN. Regular deliveries to these Connecticat Lakes: Bolton, Coventry, Andover. Columbia, Crystal. Beaeh and Lawn Umbrellas from $8.98 General Electric $1 oo Regularly 4.98 ' Regularly 5.98 WiUlams, Diamond and Chaffee . . . and to TABLE MORPHY’S RESTAURANT country home* anywhere In the vicinity of SEE OUR DISPLAY Portablo Radios these popular summer resort*. Includes Plaids. Dotted Shiss, Combed Cotton, Broadcolth, lo o Free Parking— Rear of Cheney Bros. Main Office $17JM) TELEVISION REG. $269.95 in sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. SATURDAY NIGHT OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY A Bigger Time Than Ever Come, Jain Your Friends Manchester OPEN TOOAY Air Cenditienad c m 'UMBER & SUPPLY CO. UNTIL 9 Pa M. 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m a i n c h e S I E K T K V E M N G h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1951 Fear40Lost ( j | > / Scouts^ Day Camp Pupils lo Give Lull in Rirthn Reported Disenssioii (vroiip Thornton Simpson of Springfield. At IMemorinl HoNpital THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB nue, Vernon, ha* been apiminted ne Miss Marjorie Dell of Greenwich, III Big Plaiie Dance Keeital Lists Meeting building inspector for the Town of To Honor Local WomaA Annual Award and Ralph Pendleton of Wesleyan Here to Open on Monday After a whirlwind start dur Rockville Vernon. Mr. McDonnld who l.i h University who will make the ing the first few days of tha former resident of Rockville m n awards. These include the plaque (OoDttnued frooi Page One) A colorful'dance recital, by the TTif O rest ItooUfl Ifinni.xalon Party Tonight month, not one birth has taken construction superintendent «nd At Anniversary Party [for best production which Is en- O range H all B ingo pupils of Uosalle C*ha|>di lame will Group, Oillirrt Hunt xnit Mm. place at Manchester Memoriiil his appointment, made by the Se praved with the name of the wln- Liberia, after lea\ing Accra on the Manchostsr Girl Scouts will be Girls may board the busses at I take place' this evening: at S ir» at any of these points, or tiny may hos|>ital m the la.st three tlays. Kiithcrlnc Honrn, liii.IrrH, hiui ilr- Rural Vernon lectmen is effective at once. Mr ” 'T' I I rs rt- hlng organization and held by that Gold Coa.st. safely cacorted to Camp Merri- St Jamc.s .s st luiol auditorium. hike, ride llioir bu ycles or go by ricli’d t/i hold thriT moro m old McDonalds duties and hours will Mrs Alice Roorliaeh Mills, of • ard Lincoln, with whom she makes 1 W O L;e. wdl sin>^ Mr, ami Mf.s. l/om s Setieyd of BINGO Gardner street. In specially char I.Mi tho yrnr'x ronisi’. ! B a c k s Zoning I Aptitude Testa 14 Ridgefield ...... school^ — . experlenc------. — ..f...... New \ork...... | RHiHZallOns lO IJ t-p ^.|,ich Is annually donated by Wll- passengers and a crew of vine, had choose to go by the camp bus. they I and dan<'4‘ m a fatrylnnil .-êttm):, llelame nuid on June U>. will find counsellors to accompany T ill' Drat o f Hk’ sc inertings w ill _____ ! The State Employment Service honored st the BOth birthday party more than I.B summers of Ham 'Savltt, Jew’eler, Is also to be Penny Blniro 7:15 to 7:45— Regular Bingo at 7=45 b»en due at Roberts Field at 9:45 tered busses. The girls should be at I painted by Robert (»enove.si rcsented at Affair- them and will hn\'e fun of sing lir III Mnry (fiirncy l.iliniry noxt EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I , j I has announced that over .“lOO Rm k- of the Vatation tnuirch School, service In this ministry to her awarded, as well as certificates of p. m. lea n Thursday, but that it the Mary Cheney library each j Well known smêr.M \\ho uill ap- morning .starting Monday, rain ing and laughing with thru friends rm'sdiiv rvonlng. when llir hook STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP kfnlpra at Soiriled vine textile workers are to take Siindnv. June 24. at the Hartford credit. second and third place honors for reported 45 minutes later it Was I pear a.s ûe.st arti.sts will Inelialf'; ' mat received a teleplmne call The annual “ward party of Ih® group and individual performances or shine, promptly al 9 o'clock. aa they ride. iindor iliai iiasiein will Im H cyond 20 RKGULAR GAMKS— .3 SPECIALS .Seminary campus. Mrs. Mills, who A feature of the birthday ceie- unable to sight the field. This was I I Bnb. I>ila nn Macl^’iin. After the phono » RockviUe June 22— tSpecial) I sot'ial runm.^ will now be ct nducted Station, New York Moat of the j motiies. * ^ ^, ^ I r > ,.. .l> • •: 11 M tJicrta Oi'Hrvi New York's lower East Side, .‘'he Church achool at tlic corner of Charter Oak and library I.eader.s will see tiiat ail ' (^11. Uuy was very upset 1 heanl t . mlrited meeting of the voters at the liockville High school, a sos- . u .u c _ 1 ' tlons', the Center Thespians and crew members were from the .New | vividly recalls the dire plight of managed by the .Seeond Congrega- Manchester Community Piay- Gardner at the corner of Spring small girls arc escorted across lli. ! anoUier conversatmn in w hich hi r held'Sion to be held this evening and 5'ork Metropolitan area.) | I; ^ the Vernon Fire District iM idny nipht.n of , chil.lrcn vvhiise only opportunity tional and North Methodist ;ers, who participated In the re STERLING FROM 3IICII.AELS , Gardner streets. Another stop street and will I'larc Itiem safely imhiated that a married fnemi IffiinoiiiSim ilast evening at the Grange hall m _ ...... - ...... I ...... vvhole.sonie activity------under churches, w as the first established | Drama Festival at the Avery A PART OF THE TRADITION will be made farther up aboard other bus.-n-s if a transfer is ' riiird Man Eulers- ' had ^nt mtn serious trouble in j I'an.s am! nt'edeil help. I a.Hsumctl .Vernon Center, it was \oitd lo parts, tile first being with |ieg supervision vva.s in the Vai ation in town, and begins its 2Stn eon-’ ^.bjeh the honors will be an- street. necessary. Akiwails Congress i he meant .Mil' l^ an {adopt zoning for the rural section boards and other mechanical de- Chiiroh .Schools. Mrs. Mills, fol- | sccutlve year on Monday. Rev. nounegd tonight, Diplom at !M>slerv I ' Hurjjes.s l«*ft tht' Mat snt»n afler- vlcea to test dexterity: the second lowing her experience in New | Frederick C. Allen, now pastor of | wunam Luettgens. member of W * pick up place on himself, Ickes said, would private, and therefore necesnanly Uf the town. . wnrds. saying he w.is K“ ln); to t Sumner Forbes was part of the test la with prepared York, pave nearly fifty years of i the Methodist tûrch in Myatir, jbe Manchester Community Play IMaeArlliur Ethicsi be to refrain from voting on any paramount, in to rest .service to tlic movement m dif- t'onn., organized the first local \ meet Maclêan to see II he ctmld 'chairman of the meeting and tests, questions, and 'aritlimetlr era and vice president of the As matter In which he had a direcL “The .sanu* rule nhould apply lo <(k>ntliin«nl from I'hkc One) helji him. MurL;ess had his thini;s Paisley, clerk. Fuilowmg problems. The tests are planned to ferent areas oi the United Slates. | hildc scho.d while mlni.ster of the sociated Little Tlieaters. will art . financial interest. He deilared: any member of C'oni^rrs.s \s lio. a.s Ihui’l *do«e' yourself. Huh the aehinf ((.'ontinued from Page One) pacKful foi a erui.se with ttie •‘WIIAT IS A IIOV’ ...... Jan Peerce ?the reading of the warning. I errj assist’former workers at the M. T. Mrs. Mills' dauglilcr, Mrs. Leon- i Sei ond Congregallonal. as master of ceremonies. He will | "1 think that il is not expect n lawyer, or a^ênt, ha« .served any .su.'^piemn was rai.se.1 th;il tin l\Vf> part well with Muaterol«i. lu great American I have m*l seen nr ^Lathrop rciwrled that at the con- Stevens A Sons Company in se introduce the judges, William i ing loo much of a .Senator or intere.st that would be afTerted by lleil tM'hind Ihe Irnii ( ’uitain fnr piiin-ndieving mediration aiMWita frmh “i.oNia.N u rn i; RomN" parties Is who aaw the most Com I ht'arti finythiri); t>f him since Iciusicm of the meeUng last sum- curing new employment, and also Rli hard \V. Flaherty, fire marshal Representative who has a financial i the pending: le{.d.slalion. * unexplnmefl niotivt-.'^ Moo;e,s.s ••ri.l, AI.W.WS I.UVK VOI" jsonu'lhm^ riUluT Mni.’''ler m Paris Fire District and it was granted, j The .Mens I nion ot the Union Al South ('luin-li erations and training and post sig Congress." sult of voluntary self-disqualifica i ha.s aroused criticism. mil Ihe Ameriean inetlieal stvi- Chewing Wrigley’s •.. and Gîalivar ^ ' .I'Mi-.e kiiul of tJacUmai! aiul lion Cherry and Kileen WiiMB 'A resolution was presented tlmt ('ongiogational clnirih will hold a ^ tion. when he Is called upon to ileid nil the (.ûeen Mary on Kli MUSTEROLE nal officer; Col. W’llllam B. Smith, The most important restraint I Padded payrolls and salary kick- I wanted tu-lp ‘♦he Fire District establish zoning ! Kalliei and Son picnic at the Fish _ vote upon legislation affecting his iwiiy t)a« k tn Lnml<*n. after havmj; lutv I. and ’ surgeon. MaJ, Earl C. Braniff, pub- f which a member of Congress could I harks from empkiyes for the fman- * “ T should sav that the people •as in Chapter 43 of the General ^ and "aim’ Uh.b .n Salnrday alter- . . i mformHlion; Maj. Benjamin Le- I rial benefit of the lepi.slator do not t)een reenlli'fl frt>m h mumr pn.st Spearmint Heips I with whnm .Macl^'an hail ynt in- 'Ftalules revised as of 1949. V-or- „,-m 1 , an.s|’o, tation w ill he jiro- continuing through Se,dembei 2 ; quarter-master; with W’sr- You give the fine«t when O rder o f N of '!ce enjoy hiRh favor with the elei • in ttie Hnti.sti 4*nd>as.sv in \\ a.sti- Order of Noflre I iii^lnn 1 \'nl\'ed wele possibly fn*m the CHIMNEYS poration Counsel for the ’.own. , vid.’ 1 for Iho.’.e w lio wi-h il I ns- i.imllenl services will he b.-M , Officer .1. A. Kergione. depii- you give T owle S in ling. ' torate. ” he added. ’Hie innmmaD' sanl Min>:'''*s Inld • tlier siilu nf the linn I'uitain" Harry Lugg, was called upon to ! iricnt l•,dwal dHamm is m ehaipe Simdnv nl the South Meth-■ (y CapI. .In'erdi H r'lillv. nhotog- S’ R • ••urt '.f r r o liM f In At H ('(Dirt of I’ rohate hAlric riraiiiMt. KrimlriMl, Hrlmllt. Reiieve Tension So we reeominen'l ! “ F'ôple are wondorinp what i.s j The inniM'i ,it4> sai.j the Am en- ' explain the difference betw’cen the I of the tiekets ,.h,ireh at . ighi and ten rapher. and Lieut S, J. Massey. • If you have a doctor's Monrhvftpr. In And for th»» Dlotrtrt of Mnrif htalor. IP Ai.fl f.’T ih f Di-xtrut of turn nf his plan tn talu' a ti-'iiriav I'.xprrt Koofliig; fiiiltcr W ork Potterton^s BuWg Code adopted at the sie-! Tin .Imm.r Uhoii „f the t mon odist .hm.h p „..,vie,,. T owle Sterling serving M».nrhPN(^r. on tho INth f.«v of Juno. MK!M'ho.«4tor on the ISth f.a>’ of .Uina. the source of the money tn emido> in France with the yniinn Aimri- jean stU'b'Ut has since ii'turnetl In I.ARGI'; S'KICh —AM, SI'KKDS. :n. 1.5. 78 ' clal town meeting Tuesday eve- i’..ngrt gat lonal ihiiicli is hoi.lmgo clock. ’ Many people who work at a prescription to be com pieces, clinsen from our 19.'* lar.i. and aupport such a number of in- t j»n. liepinnini: Mav 2n. t)ut that ;lhe I’niteil the KKpn’ss JANSSON ring which has to do with the iis | i. me today at Sweetlie.ai t . j,, ,„uklng the annonneemenl fast clip find it helpful to chew rVcoont, JOHN J. WALL.ETT, P re ie n t JOHN J. W A L L E T T . vestipatori' and ‘reaearrh* people at fi;30 pm. ttial day. the of Jun»». llWil, at tan i pleasant easy chewing tendi to utations of aa many people m the zoning did not set up any dcllnite iary of the Veterans of Foreign jy,. before leaving town for llic telephone ut. Our mes 1 oiiialo Servers — and o rlork In ttip fi-rm'^nri. at tho office o'l'ltfck In tho fiirfnoon. at thr office regulations, these would be draw n i W ars will hold a regular meel- -j-lie servic.- at ten o'clock ^ relieve that feeling of pent-up of the Probate Court in Men- of thf» Probate (7oijrt In Man executive branch of the Rovoni- Now it’s easy to enjoy real manv, manv others. ment as possible." up later and a public hearing held | mg this evening al 8 o'clock at the place of tlie 10:4.'> tension and so nelpa them feel senger will call for iha rh4»#ter. In nald D lalrlct. le here chester. tn Ao.ld Dlatrlct. la here BESURE S' by for a liearlnu tipon the by oaalgned for a hearing upon the Aaaalls JtidlcJary at which everyone would have an'the V. F W. rooms on Film street igprvlee and is planned aa a .service Piieed from $3..50 — I better and work better. prescription; deliver the Rettlem^nt and allou-anr# of the True- aettlement and alh-wanre of the Trua- Ickes aald there also Is room for opportunity to express their op- Service Saturday the entire family, Besides, the delicious flavor of 80 little to pav for teoe' interim account of the realdiiery teea’ Interim account f*f the residuary improvement in the moral stand position, if any A number of Kellgious servleea will be held the ten o clock service | compounded medicines. a gift o f which vou fnj*‘ iind^r th» K.ciith Article of tnj.«t under the Eighth Article of ards of the judieiarv air conditioning! VVngley's Spearmint Gum is real, de pd^rt • mill and it le 'U-'.fienfa will, and U te 5-WAY questions were brought torlli .on- Sntur.lay, ,lnne 2:’.. at 10 a. m. at „ ,j„rv sermon for “There are judges on the beru h ceming the exi>en.se and reasons the B mu Israel Synagogue The children and tiiev will he | YOU’RE NOT CAUGHT old-fashioned garden mint. N o extra charge. Be sure can he so proud. , *>HI)PRKTi TIiAt MAlfl Trtiele*'!* e x GTtnKTtED, That aail piaup urt that notlre of the lime and pl04'e aet cussed, especially the manner In ' Sunday School Picnic i will be cared for In 1 EASY PAYMENTS INVITED for aald hearlnjfinp hr giver, All f'-r aald hearli.ging be given to a)! G G K in E R S penstve treat daily. which the number of children af-1 The Rockville Baptist church,-,.^ mirserv during this service. , IN THE SEASONAL PINE perofine Interested In said eetj.te by pera >na ii,tereat»'d in aaid ea*.kt‘ by SCOOP! oNiielng A true rop y of thl.« order to be uaiifing a tr\ie c<^py of this irder lu he in St. Monchwlw, C on n ^ fseted the cost of education as ,«;imday school will close its year for the summer services 7 7 7 compared with the revenue re-^ of activities on .Siiinrday witn a b, provided by the Chan, el puhMelied in acme new spaper ha5inir puMi»h»*.. in a. rii** newspaper lu.vlng M a in PHARMACY a rirrulation In ."said Oi.^triui. and a A cirrulalif-n tn said luatriri *• d a ceived. N. .Morgan .‘Strong staled summer picnic l i he held at Hie under the direction of Her-I THE FINEST 664 Center St. Tel. 2-98H I'ke rnp*. !•' tt«» aent by regiaternl lih*' r<*p\ tf‘ be .sent h> regi«ti r< 1 that while the town wnshed to e.\-| Mnansmoquel Mnu.k .''tale I'ark. bell A, Kriinee. mini.ster of music RUSH FOR ANTHRA ma<( poatLfre prepaid to each of the mail, po.^tJ'gc prepaid, to earh nf the pznd and grow, he felt there wa.s; Putnam The bus and cars will - the church. Fre« Delivery following named peraona and rorpora- follfiwlng named peraona anr aald hearing IN banned from adjoining towns that 1 Games and races will be held a;nl I 958 MAIN STREET ...... MANCHESTER the Town of Vernon could absorb. I there will be sperlsl swimining ’ IVssluri llsv'izla Frank ('êney. Jr 2d H artford Frank Ounet, ,ir. 20 Hartfnrd As there were many prc.scnt who event.' jlsPIl. llOiaH lit »ttl» CITE NEXT WINTER P^'Ad. Manrheet«T ( ‘nnn« rtlrut K'lH'l, .Mnn< h‘-at« r. r.'iii-T tieu t IN HARTFORD AT PRATT AND MAIN STREETS Howell Chene>'. 110 F'-reat atreet lloviell rhem'5 110 Forest street were not bonaflde votera of the ------Manrhepter. Connect Iryt Mai.t h**M* r, ( in.*’i’t kut town. It w-as decided to have a Stale (iuanl ('am p Frank D. Chenej. 9& lOoreirt atreet, Frank D. Cheney. 98 FV>reat afreet, USEDCARS SUMMER BLOUSES vote by ballot, with the voting list |.4)(|4r«> I s H llp ilt Kancheiter. Conner I lent. ilanuht ater. ('■•!; n*Tt icut and the assessors’ Voperty lists j 0111.111 I ____ .. . ORDER YOUR " ’ard Cheney. IndlvM uall)’ and 03 Ward Cheney Individualh' and aa 1940 Plymouth 2-Door, ! Hartford. June 2 2 - Brig. Tniatee. r-o Cheney Brotheri. »50 Truatee, c-c- ('heney Brothers, 360 Fifth avenue. .'>w York City. T h t clerk read the result of the | O il S ittiiiiit; B iiclfre l Fifth aênue, New Y..rk City. with Heater. ' Oen. Joseph P Nolan will be the John Learned, llo Forcet atr4-rt. John I>-anied. 110 Forest street. voting, 77 In favor of the resolu- ~ ~ post eommander during the July Manrheater. Con neri lout Maneheater, (''•luieet init tloo and 46 against, with the' ' • JEDDOHIGHIAND H oroee B. Learned, 90 Foreat otreri. Horace B, I./earne.J, no Forest atreet. chairman announcing that zoning Hartford. June 22 ijp\ Gov. training period of the Connecticut Manrheoiter Coniiertirut. Vanrhester. Connecticut. 1939 Plymouth 2-Door. had been adopted. ernor Lodge hae elgned without State Guard at Camp Lodge. Ntan- Cbarlea 8. House, 750 Main atreet CTharles 8. House, 750 Main afreet. Rodio and Hooter. The next Item concerned the fix tle. Hartford. Oonnertirut. Guardian ad Hartford. C3onnecticut. Guardian i.d comment the budget which will Litem for minora, incompetent, iinde- Litem for minors. Ineompetent. unde ing of the length of terms to be Maj Gen. Frederick G. Relncke, finance the Slate's operations for Slate Adjutant General announced NOW termined or unborn persona. termined or unhorn persona. served by the membere of the Mr«, Alice Muller-Thym Apt. 12-D. Mrs. Alice Muller-Thyrn. Apt. 12-P 1940 Studeboker 2-Door aonlng commiaaion. It was voted two yean ’..eglnnlng July 1. I last night the poet staff and com- E. 57th atreet. New York City. 345 F. .**7th street New York 4'lty. Champion, with Heat that five commiaaion membera be Though the Republican chief I mlllees whose members w ill leach Mr«. Catherine S. Mttrbeii. 75 llark- Mrs i'atherine s. Mitchell. 78 Hack aiatark atreet. Manchester. Cofinertl- matack atreet. Manchester. Connecti er. ) cam pm enl eut cut as he efftxed his signature to the Col. Charles P. Robinson will be Cheney Brothera, Maneheater, Con- Cheney Brothera, Maneheater. Oon* the annual meeting five commis- Mctleut. See the new budget bill which was drafted by deputv commander, Ueut. Col. i nectlcut. •tmera be elected whose terms John r. Maguire. Truatea. S70 -Tohn P. Maguire. Trustee, 170 1946 Plymouth 4-Door. should be as follows; One for one the Democratlc-conlrolled senate. Theodore E. Whitney. exeeuUve , Fourth avenue. Nem- York. N. Y. Fourth avenue. New York. N. Y. Rodio and Heater. ; year, one for two years, one for he and other leaders of his party officer and Capt. Ixniis O House, | Morgan B. Bralnard, Truetee. 151 Morgan B, Bratnard Trustee, 151 three years, one for four years, have had plenty to say about it i ’''d. post adjutant. Farmington avenue. Hartford. CV»n- Farmington avenue. Hartford. Con one for five years, and each year previously i Other regular Army and Natlon- Bortlcut. necticut. Oarlea Wellea Gross. Truatoa. li Charlee Wellea Grooa. Truatee. 49 1946 Oldsmobile Sedan- a new member be elected to serve I al and State Guard officers on the They contend that on the basis -staff are; Lieut. Col. I. M Hnnisey, WRITE OR PHONE US TODAY Fearl atreet. Hartford. Connecticut. pearl atreet, Hartford Connecticut. for five years. Hartford National Bank anG* Truat Hartford NaMonsl Bank anC Trust efte. Radio & Hooter. of currently estimated revenues it i post engineer; Lieut Col. The following membera were will leave the State about 19,000,- Company. Truatee. Henr>’ E. Mc Company. Truster Henry E. Mc ' named: Perry Lathrop, Gordon Wooley, finance officer: Cone. Truat Officer, Hartford. Con Cone. Trust Officer. Hartford, Con- 000 In the red com e July 1, 1953. necticut. nertlc\»t. 1949 Plymouth Club miGIDAIRE ' Gibson, George Wilson, Franklin Democrat.s say the Repiilillcan-s FOGARTY Mra. Marlon C. Dennla. c-o The New Welles, Jamei Vandervoot. It Mrs. .Marion C. Dennis c-o The Nem- Coupe. Radio and Tork Truat Company. Income Collec York Tru.vt r-.pirary, income CoMec- t was voted that the matter of nam- are underestimating revenues, and that careful management tion Dept., ion Broadwav. New York. tltin Dept . inn Bmsdway. New Tork. Heater. / I ing membera for the Board o f -\p- LEARN TO DRIVE N. T. should leave » svirplus two years BROTHERS Puppies or N Y. I peals be tabled until the annual Dual Control Cam Mra. Barbara (Theney Walklna. 104 Mrs Burhara Cheney Watklni, 106 ROOM AIR CONDITIONER , meeting. hence. Man.v Satlafled Cllenla 256 CENTER ST. F. RMh atreet. N ew York. N. Y. R 85th street, ^•ew T..rk, N’. Y. 1949 Chevrolet 2-Door Kiowa Council ' .'•'f'® budget authorizes appro- Tel. Manchester 2-1110 T E L . 43A6 Mra. Maribel Cheney Humpatone. •Mr.«. Marib4l Cheney Humpatone, / i. e.-A Chemical Bank and Truat C«* . 377 c-o Chemical Itnnk and Truat Co.. 377 Kiowa Council, Degree ot Poca- pfiationa ol about $213.5tKi,OiHi, Radio and Hooter. Keep out dujt, dirt, noise, humidity but calls for expenditures of about MANf’HESTE Al'TO BRIVINO G u p p ie s ? Madlnon aienue. New York. N, V. Mf.discin avenue. .New York. .V, T, I hontas, will meet this evening at Mra. Ruth Cheney Krumhhaar. 114 Mrs. Ruth riiepeo Kninibhaar, S34 $221,000.(M)0 However. D em ocials ACADEMY this summer with o Frigidaire W in • 8 o'cloedt in Bed Men's hall. Eiec- Hammond atreet Cheatnut Hill. Bos Hammond street. Chestnut Hill Bos t tlon of officers will Lake place and Bay that the experience of the ton Maaaachuaetta, ton. Massachusetts. 1948 Chevrolet 4-Door. dow-Type Room Air Conditioner. 1. IT COOLS ‘ final planiplan! for the nayetery ride past lO years shows that about Me®, *farjorv Bacon Cheney Shaw, Mrs. Marjorv Bacon Cheney Shaw, Some prefer pups, othert fancy ftsh: Radio ond Heoter. You'll feel better, sleep better, work Nylons— Rayon Crepes . to be held MMonday onday evening,evening. June $7,500.0<'O o f the authorized ex- to Bes^ra Roqd. Brookline. Maaaachu- 39 Scars Rf*ad Brookline, MassochU' many ester to cats! Many Amerkaai «ett». 25,as willn-iii beK. announced. Mem bers pendlture.' will not be .spent setts. bettor. All you do is plug il in. No ! Mra. E llraheih Cheney Buckley 86 2. IT FILTERS own some sort of pet! Mrs. Eiir.abcih Cheney Buckley. 85 '■ will meet at the Grant store. East The Republican - controlled Second atreet. Geneaeo. Ne-o* York. 1949 Mercury 4-Door. There's something else most Ameri Second street, tieneyen, .New York. plumbing needed. Fils any regulor • Main street, at 7:80 p. m. Monday Hou.se voted in favor of the Inut- GLASS Mra. Mabel chener Pmlth. Poniia Mrs. Mabel Oiepey Smith. Ponus Sheers— Tailored I night in order that all wishing CENTER M rtet. Nea* Canaan. Connertlcut. Radio and Heater. sized double-hung home Or officf get on the last day ot the legis cans own • - it’s this country’s busi- street. New Canaan, Connecticut. For Every Purpose P le»«e fnr'O'ard. 3. IT CIRCULATES J transportation may bo accommo- ncM-managed tax paying electric Please forward window. Takes no floor space. And lative session when It became ap ’■•MV J rVAtJ-FTT. .fudge. 1 date. Anyone wishing transpor- parent that the Senate would not light ami power eompaniet! Several JOHN J. W’ALLETT. Judge. ! tation Is asked to notify Mrs., Auto, Mirrors. Window 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe it's powered by the new, quiet And Lacy Trims change its stand million Americans, from every walk 4. IT VENTILATES 1 James Lynch. The annual state < MOTORS Stylcline, 2-Door. Ra Meter-Miser. A:k for FREE survey to In addition to the general fund Plate, Obscure • picnic of the Degree of Pocahon- , of life, are direct owners of these budget of 3213.,500.000, other bills Main Street dio and Heater. determine right type of oir condi ! taa will be held at Wilcox Pier,, Phone .1.822 companies’ securities. And, some . Savin Bock, on Friday. June 29, I " f J7R.OOO,- Next To The Post Office 7.5.000,000 are indirect oiinen tioner for your home or office. 5. IT DEHUMIDIFIES All Short Sleeve and 'i and a chartered buz will leave Red ! highway department through life insurance and savings i Men's hall at 9:30 a. m. m order *"‘1 about $6.000 000 by various WHITE S that all members and friends may | other departm ents These spec ial THE FINEST accounts! HARTFORD ROAD { attend l funds come from license fees and GLASS CO. These power companies, which serve Cape Sleeve Styles Look outside — Look inside I Appointed Inepertor taxes .'peciflcall.v allocated to ccr- 24 Birch Manchester IN USED CARS nearly everybodj, are owned by USED GARS George McDonald of Dobson ave- | tain departmonts. i SIZES 32 to 38 nearly everybody. What affects *70 HARTFORD ROAD You Can't Match a Frigidoirol Open Until 9 Eveninirs them, affects you! TELKPHONE J-4I68 Bank Financing JOHNSON 8ROTHERS Open Until 9 P. M. Kf-KCTUICAI- CONTRACTOR.^ 1950 Studabokar 2-doer 106:i .MAIN STKLKT I’UONK 6227 Champion. Radio, Hoafor and Over- SALE OF GLASSWARE drive. SHELL 1950 Chovrelot Styleiino DoLuxo 2-doer. Radio, AND BEVERAGE SETS! Hooter and White OIVTS WoMs. Paper Collection JUICE SETS 1949 Oldsmobiio 88 4- IN THE S BnauUful Pattemn to ChiMMM' from. door Fuhiramic. Radio YOU SO Net InrIiidoK I Jiilro Pitcher and 6 Jiilne niaMmi. AT THE and Hootor." 1949 Plymouth 4-door. MUCH Radio and Heater. Southeast Section ICE TEA SETS U R N P iK E A u t o d o d y ORKS 1948 Chovrolot Club Coupe. Radio and For 4 New Patterns. 1 Rxtra Large Ire Monday, June 25 Tea Pitcher. • l.4trge lee Tea Glaaeee. 166 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. WEST Hooror. If you livo on any of the streets in this section have your paper out 1948 Ford 4-door Sodmi. on Monday. Proceeds from these collections of Mper serve to Radio and Hoofer. LARGE 80 OZ. DECORATIVE buy new equipment for the Manchester Memoriol Hospital. 1948 Bulek Super 4-door. MAGAZINES ~ PAPER AND PAPER CARTONS PICKED UP 2 0 % off 1 0 % off Radio and Hoofer. IF PUT OUT AT THE CURB PITCHERS 5 9 1948 Pontiac 4-deor. P lj^ E NOTE; Collectionus Will Be Made As Scheduled Roin or On AU Batteries On All Tires Hydromotic. Radio GLASSES TO MATCH and Hoofor. Shin# — Unless It Rains In a Downpour. And Car Mats (And .\lso Some White Walls) 1947 DedRo Club Cpo. LOOK FOR THE MANCHESTER PAPER SALVAGE TRUCK— 8and11'/>0LTUMDLERS ID d r in k MORE MILKl CLEARLY IDENTIHED BY SIGNS ON EITHER SIDE! RckRo and« Hooter. T h e C onnecticut 0 P ow er C o m p a n y SAVE MONEY AT TURNPIKE AUTO BOOT WORKS GIVE YOUR WASTE PAPER TO THIS WORTH-WHILE PROJECT! 5 OZ. JUICE TUMBLERS 7i 1948 Chovrolot 4-door. Radio end Hoertor. T UAN(JH£STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. JUNE 22. 1951 p a g e SE V X lf fAQE SIX , I called his home a few hours after minor facial lacerations, the of- HI NT FOB M.aRINK lie MariiiP who took to tho wood* ’ of Oroton harrarka .aald he i» dx. It waj* a good plain it aa a deceit. For, in npite run of the whole house, and the hav game and Coach Wally Fortin ia day in the year. It la, if you mean 17-vear-old Bal- State Policeman John S. Skelly . tico, Va. .Skclly sai xtnte 8:1ft— .\pnl and mid-.Max, bringing it to President Nick Angelo an hit oaa Tear bjr Mall ...... I'a no! 'ew nenne. Mr Achenon now pre- scents, they are no effort at all, WATKINS lex'el St the start of the Korean us inore directly than on any 8:2ft— Lengiie for* their conpf^j-ntion ari'l DOOR CANOPIES •it montba by Mall ...... WDRC- -Yankee Kitchen. XX a I » Itenda that the truth wan a and having them available fru- our WHAY Red Sox vs. diicsgo. hI.ho the u.T of thru puhlu s-l- other «lay of the \ cm . rma ainrfh by daU ...... WTIC - Young Widder Brown. The axeiage xxe.'kly eatiung.s ixf J d deliberate lie We hope hr will hr giifsi is our own pleasure too. «:.V0— dicss system. If \our hod\ ( ould he a.s scn.si- •intie Copy W THT- -E'smlly Album. production workers ileiliiied tVeelily. ny carrier ...... WTIC -Night Best I've a.s .some eb'ctroni* luhi'.s, \ ou careful to rlsssifv future State We want to msk#‘ it verv < lear WCCC News Musics 1 Sciire- cents, to $t)4 :i."). Thill xva.s still Suba. Dal'rered One Tear ^ W THT- This is Your FBI Waller Hansen, chairman of iould feel Ihe added heal of the TOYS Summer. We should have been board nearly $7 higher th:,i a year ago. Dapaitmant pronouncements, ar- WONS—Music. the House committee reports gonii sun totiay. It would he a little For tho Kldroken if vrni had not come attendance at the regular .Satur mote than on any other da\ ns- IJkTKr Axuorlmml T iu i8; HATED PRESS WTIC Womsn in My Houae. 9:00— xvas largely concentrated in Ihe ASSORTED The Aaaoclatea Preaa la day Night ( ’aharet dance putties .suming. nf course. tHnt \ »ij arc them to he regarried RS truth or 8 :0 0 — WDRC Rayburn and Finch. consumer gof>ds inanufacliiring antitlert to the nae ot WTHT Ozzie and Harriet. Members ai'e urged to attmti iD'l .shaded l>\ cloud.s or uu.sts. lie He will lierd to | WDRC News; Old Record Shop industries, xxhuh have fell the ef- Arthur Drug Stores (II ne«a diapatihea -reil ted to u er When s (!irl Msiries. WTIC Amazing Mr. .VtslonA fh**se parties and ht\’r n g'»i \' ill .lui\ ;ind .\ugu>l The leas.ui ig WHAY- -Sto rv <}ueen. fl:2.V— metals as well as some slaiken- (hd alae the local new. Obright and his hoys the l"?;g linie the Ka.fth. ami es- AND All rtfht* rfpu»‘Pcit'ftn of •pFn«i his tastimonv. hindsight for at- I WTHT Big .ion snd Sparky, WO.NS Boston Braves vs .«t ing In ronsiinier demand. ElipAtrJjM h»rtir am rIro __ tha-tima sight with regard'to tha III B-29 Trash WKNB- -New s; Request Matinee Louis Cardinals. pe* inll\ Its aliuosphorr. takes to 8:15— 9:80— On» e more we woiiM like to an u iin i up altej uintrr'.s told The PAHERNS Full *»rr'c« F. ^ goRls of the t'niled Nations ac brings you 3 .better ways to nounce that Past ( ‘ommander M unrnith aci'umulates is sttueil m WTIC Portia Faces I.ife WTHT The Sheriff IfF ‘nc. tion lU Koies He tribl SeiiRte in- Ssn .^ntonlo, T ex. June 22 T Mic ;ur, m i that the t ’.V mis- lessed hrs parsrhute prematurely, WTHT •News: Steel Pier Orrh WTIC Just Plain Bill. I All members xxho xvere elected tract foi the annual display h;»« uill make things far holler hr- W H A Y - Band bv Demand WTIC- Life of Riley MEMBe^R At'DIT BIRFAIl C'F S'on m Korea na.e limited to re- j three crewmen died in the geiy at wide-awake savings! delegates to the Fir.sl District been let and everything is ahnut OIL SERVICE WCCC—News; Musical Score WDRC We Take Your Word CIRIVI-ATIOVS______pelling aggression snd ths! Mus explosic.n of a Superfortress yes- 10:.8ft— Convention are reminded of a in readine.SiS Members are urged board. ; meeting of these delegsles, to he Tht Heralu Prlntln* Cotnpar ■■ the.. |rouM s'o a- s have br*'n a h '-\e I t er da V WTIC Sports. to do all they can to assist Pa«f 341 BROAD ST. WTHT Joe Girand Show. held Ssttirdav evening at 8 o clock ...nmea -n "1 rn.pnr.... ' 1, r Htvi' nibei' rr»‘N» mernt>eis iri* WDRC Hartford School of Mi Cnmmaniler Mcl‘>onnell w hn t«; I. p.'BrAPli Cl - • rr. r, «pp» u i B ' A 'I - h n . • n’’r ’ t o at t li* ' 8;45— at the Post home. general chairmnn of this C'lmnnl \M i Mum biding the pilot psrarhuted to WDP.C Curl Msssey snd Mar sic. FUEL and RAN(;E OIL Tertiaeipentt aid oin*' a p-V S I 'e! WTHT tee Anyone who uishc^ tn make Till-: Ol'I K !•: ol' In The Manehee-.et F.er .r.r Hera.d__ safetv after an engine of ihe R-29 tha Tilton. -Claremont Orrh. The folloxxiiig menihers who Th's IS noneense The ITesi t0:4ft— a donation to this worth\ • a'tsc • aught fire during a muiine train WTIAY Sports 'have been named by the delegates ia urged to contact Past (*nin- dent s sjesfh last .Inna, informing w n c - After the Atom Bomh. ★ A A llouaeunriMi Itrpt. Friday, June 22 ing flight WTIC—Front Page Farrell las alternates are also requested mander McDonnell liR .1 .1. AI.LI.'ÔN, (he na! .m and the v^r.rld abi-uf the 'I'lc tiHsh O'tuned about A 40 8;58— WTHT CTilefs Resume. : to attend the meeting: x'nnirades 11:00— 8t\i\ riouK Ko*-e«M Ri(,r.n 'vas a spec, h \vhn b I II. ' e>t r eight nub'- nc'i’ hr;isl ENGLANDER W'O.N'S Mel Allen . H'llzgerald. Wigren, Weitzel, This I.s Ihe last tail to meinhers OIL i i k a t i m ; Bark Turned On The Trtilh *•' K.tndolph Air- b'lK** Ilase Evening News on all atations I Qiiish. Prelss. Ges.slem, Linle and to le-up their dues, get them in n.n.s. nil.in 1(1 Mv Mr .\(}ieson piobsbU' bejprd pr»'- 11:1.8— wbi'h IS a few imb-s northeast ot Olds. befor e depar t ment <*onvent i»»n E O n i'M E M rndemealh thF KfnrrAll.v Ahl*- parr .W any late, it bote a l>|n« al 6:00— the San Antonio 'ity limits. W D R C -N ew s WDRC The World Tonight time so that the post can make its • m u U tc .v A All membera are renmuied of wn.i BF. ( I.OSKI) dEffnSf* of whi-h S f. lot^ry lau\er s tomb the inilusion of Prig. (Jen I'srl R .MrDarAel. W’HA Y—News. W T H T - Sporta f| 11 n t a. the Annual meeting and election Ealimale.a On llrquent « of »t«t^ pAnn AthFôn pAvo (lefi lefaremea wh'ch these R«r.tlolph commnr.der and • hief of W KN B—News; Sports. WO.NS—Jack s Waxworks W TIC-N Fw s. (»f Officer* for the year 19M-.fi2. fore tho PFTlBtF inVOBT-pAtt-T" (■olumns interpreted even then the R-20 training program. ad- HOTEL WONS—News. With the en-1 of the T.eclon year rsTii- .Tn.v 0 ('ALL w ill he held Tuesday evening; .lime \iti;.»*d the theoiv th.nt the pre- WTIC New» W TIC- .News only a few davs awav thr ctuu- Ihorr wf-ro thrpo H« vedod aiit hor: 7.sf M»n fnr airneil MiHtiire para* but* rrlr.ise tr.ippeii 11:2.8— [26 at ft o’clock. The Noniinating rnarider wishes to extcml his sm- 2-12.77 Foil KVEKVniING WTHT— News: .loe Uicand ^committee will hnn^: in a .'•late which hr rrsortrd to i itr i n- lufjgiess beytoid I he .Ikth parallel three men who were in the rear WCCC—Musics! .Scoreboard. V8'DRC Public Serx'ire Pro cer-r thanks to all those mrmhers < (uiipart merit. He sard the iullow- to he nominated for office tionaliEEtion* In an effort U« R'vr \nd whrn we did get to the 3ftth 8: 10— gram Of the Post and the Auxiliary who ing parachute woultl have Hocked It :9ft— h#\e cooperatefl with the com f i m r n o n himtalf E pFrffct rasr, Th^sr thrr^ parallel, these \eded hints were WTiRC Jack Smith Sportcant. The ('onimander advisee all effettivelv the escape route. MATTRESS w n c Marins Oirps Show mander during the past year ami •: 18— Committee (hnirnien to he in at- instEncM contnhutr srr.ou^lv not * shed nut at.d on the rtui of them who have helpeil him to make this AIR-CONDITIONED The five wno were saved were WTIC - Strictly .Sports: Weath 111.8.8— tendanie at the AnnunL meeting to thr cEsr for A< hrson hut to tfi-' «' as fmir'd sutlmi irat ii»n for- tli-' Ut the roi-v.ard compartment. er. WONS News, • and have their annual report.* 'I year a sin < (‘ssrul one Manv thanks to all. rfEl ra*« EKEinst him. For. m r»rti venture to unif*v al^ Korea hy a WONS -Sports. U : 0 « — read\ • :20— For A Cooler, Cleaner instancf. hr abnntlonrrl a p<'«!t;on proi ess of t’nited Nationa < on- 5 nir IN ri-w f; <'r \hh Now \ou, too, ran eiijsqeBry Modnifttloti Boy a State will open at Storra. | f^ndrd tr orrtrr to tsV^' nnntbrr pprsliel, there sga ii u a.s a State engine Navy privateer airplane laiuler HotH .Vlattress and Box SpriiiRS at an amaziiiRly low price. WKNB Weather TTîa year nine boya will repre Home Have It WDRC Record Album UTMIO—FM 98.7 MC. AMESITE DRIVEWAYS ptv«!t;on hr thourhl wmuM b*' Ipar t’!,♦ I t iMlhng f(»t s • irrshetl in the mu'iriMs near the I'o ii.Nsure Hotel co m fo rt, a lio2-coil inner.spriiiR unit is used. It's sent Manchester in Boy a Stale. , \\ hidbev Islni.ii Naval ^ r Statjon : \8DBft— FM On the .8lr 8-10 p, m, Three boya being aponaored hy a ItKIM t Kit KA I'KS si.Nt r I !•';<) nit>rr advantairronik an nnûr- ha'l R' *i»ss the I'Hffn-.v upper wa.sf Sleep ro iU ro l .staliilizer Rive.*! added .supiKirt where most weiRht is \esterdav noon, killing five of it.« WTHT—Sereno Gammell; Wea ' WFHA— I0S.7 MC. the local F’ost and in cooperation • t.KAItlNti KKKK UOKK 1o hia critlr^. h.it which hr mu*t of Ki*iea, and th;* :n turn was ran* crew of 10 men coiicentrRted. 3.5 jKninds of dow ny cotton felt koejis \ on comfortahly ther. W -nC—FM 99.5 MC. with the Post six other boya will aPOWe.ll l(«>I I.KI( I NKIt l.l AK'XMKM) (eiiFd out hv higher level diacus- ! w n c —FM On tfie air 8:88 a. m.- SCREENED a !• IlKK KSTI.81,8 I KS (AM hE\<> knoKk-n to hr falsr to »onir Of the remaining five w hc» were cushioned. Deluxe 8 oz. tickiiiR for lonR service. WTIC— Emile Cote Glee Club be lent by the Lion'a ('lub. E x a TIMK PAVMK.NTS 81A.N( in'.SI KH sioiis in favf't of the advance (<> unable to say how the Seattle There are handles on ends as well as sides for turniiiR . . . 8 in W'ONS—News: Sports. 1 ft. IB. change Club, and the Kiwanians. i d frraa.' a SAVK 10% FOR CASH 7891 in lur e,I. one was in cntiral ron- Mattresi or WKN'B StO Club. aa WTIC The Manrheater Poat is the aerond WITH A man who will tr\ tf< the Vsl'i all . . . hotel style, rre-built eyelet borders with 16 ventilators. Hotel S:S.8— post of only two in the atate to SAVE WITH It >1 ^ 4^\i(*4on be aponaoring nine boys this year Noi-wich is the other post aponsor- , ■ b o t h e r s . INC. thr tin.'^mipulous lrifl\ bini\ .-f 'l »111 v\ h 11 h 11II I •')! f>i 11 p* •! u \ iia.seii plane hanpened to rrash .lust a pair of twin size box spriiiRs and mattress, 7 full size mat Music. WNHC-TA' 8:40— ing nine hovs to the Boya .^tate. DeMAIO BROTHERS political Wa.^hlnctnr. no lor.per Ihu'ighi ha« k l«i (lie poMsilMhi\ «.f \S rei kagf was stiewn for more tre ss e s and 3 full size box spriiiRs left at the special price! P. M. WONS -Evening Star. fu n era l RUSCO ^than lOM yards Kyew itr.essea said 4:00— Homam&âr'a Bxch«njr« ('all Now— W’e I’crsonally Supervise All Work ran ha axpreted to Irad tl;i« na* a ceaae.fire at the .'IRth parallel, j 8:4ft— • At the Annual meeting naxt some bodies were thrown fiO yards 4:.30—Fiin to Know. tion'iB forrljm poljr\- with J f I f Ijp fin. This term is to run for the 1. In pIS' •' f'f ' ' t T .1 (1;! ' I rt I In ties -.1 (iM l ;ii|i, Mr Aj IipsoH WTIC—Guest Star. 7:45r--CameI Newa Caravan i.F-R'pf ,.n I hp ]Stfi ' year of I9,fil-fi2. rather than d*fend the dStii para'* S T E A R N S & F O S T E R 8:00— Mam«. ARNOLD . AROliSON drfrnsr of thr VaUa ag 1 «-cnwi,! * W'ONS—Fulton Lewis. Jr. All membera are urged to at- 0 -I. Wald-BTT WTHT— News; Heiadltne Edi 8:30—W# Tha People, that tht >■ wrr*’ rraûnablr and iel propo.sition as a dnmnished oh- . tend the baaeball gamea of the Le- NOTICE tion. 9:00— The Big: Story*. je«‘ti\e arrive,i at ihtough harsh ' glon Junior team. I>iat Sunday MANCHESTER 7691 wrrr nri'rmsarv ut otdrr to btinji P I'imrt'ed • k ■ W KNB— Mystery te My Hobby. Tk* Sign of m P:S0—Groucho Marx Show the team played Ita opening game Hums a inti' thr \« ai i.st .laj'ati e\pei;en,e has pnvv attempted to •'p of M*• I-hpstp• •• B'.lRPl 7:1.8— 10:00—Cavalcade of Sport.*. against Windsor Locks and took WORTHY SERVICE jSFt »-rtfl:A 'lo’ 'U ,ni bi«t; t ut <'•! .:'v«' the pr..) iiN t i,,n .Ntrengtli \>\ ' T*'. \t;i • liPRiPf QUEEN MARY WO.NS Tello-Test 10:30 Greateat Fiphta. this game 11-0 \ short cere "ALWAYS ONE STEP AHEAD 112 liasl Cfii'.pr St. the throry that •* }.ad to (is. ..iig (hsl it was aivvav.*. oin I' lUjf rR'ri' - prst* WDRC—Jack Smith 10.45- Nature of Things mony before the game wa.s per- ■ c fc" ' V 1 ■ SP' W THT— Elmer Davis, 11.00— Broadway Open Houae. OF THE WEATHER " WITH by which hr iv.rni'.l that Russ a •'.bieitive The historv in the mat p»i sie part u u.s • . \ -|p»- iipfi formed and the eolora were raiaed Manchesler w n c —Album of ths Wsek. 13:00— Night Owl Tlieater. DAVIS BAKERY 1 Paat Commander McDonnell i was in a poattion to takr what sha ter IS so easv to read that one u p p li. a l :(Nfi n n ft.• l* a rO'.TNULD 0phF:rK!> TL»t ,hp 7tS0— womters whv he ludhered to ad- wanted in thr Orirnt ain'waw Pv j.c •. a' l>p liPB • I a t WONS-Gsbrlel Hestter. REDB n o t e w a r DATE this snii«t;tMl loi^ Mr'. V-l^rpori van. ( sij. h a I lu (.1 V Hut -I • i.p Pr ,iha’ p l•fT • - W TH T—Lone Ranger. RUSCO WILL BE CLOSED FOR «A d 1)' ■* ! ■< 1 ,11' • li • MATTRESS wrasfd.s nwR\' frotn thr Yalta «e* r',r.l imd>.iiiil a . iiiHin li V !> 'S.'U at ...... SiF WDRC—C7ub Fifteen. Moxcoxx-. June 22 -i>Pi—Th« 8o- A Product of the F. t'. Rufii^cU 4 b., ricvclnnd W TIC- News acrfrniont. aa if Jn- u^tr »i la**». ve r uhiih iingtit thiuw Mup#'if)rial a: <1 * 'la' t.M' I I, 1 6 4 fe • z xrirt prcKX devoted roneiderable [w i'lAirR'P.I '» R., W K N B—Songs at Dusk ■pace today to the 10th anniver- MANCHESTER agrrrinjt with its irito^. '-tiength and piMte, timi about the |.. t U. • . -AS ■! %|.p, . 7i45— aary of the German invaaton of ActualI^•. thrjr was im’ s<» pt .,p..AHl fi.t a . .-a«r firsi ! he • ••■• «• u n R. p . ' .1 • • rountmn sheep is a thiiiR of the past when you enjoy the Rlorious W'DRC—Edward R. Murrow. RuxHia. Numeroii* article* charg THE BARTLEn-BRAINARD GO. ALTERATIONS ALL WEEK comfort of Stearns & Ko.'Mer'.s Ijueen .Mary with its weiRht-balaiiced Newa. ed that American and Britiah "Ini- nuuh WM'tiK w tb thr ^■nlla hhj-w- CARPET CENTER 108 WOODBINF. STRF.F.T PH OM ; 2-1289, ilA R T FO R n W TIC -One Man's Family. pcrialiata" encouraged Hitler to mrnl m itarif It was. m the hat ill 1 t h 1 I n *.■ a' « Ml 1\, 1.'» S l>- iiiiiersiiring unit. This unit assni'es yon a better balanced mattress; RU .1 h- H ’ r a • o ai> mine resilieiuy and smoothness. The 315 coil inner.spriiiR center is WONS —News atrike al Ruaaia and flnanced the THE SPECIALTY SHOP Fast, little inorr than a vratmatiun ^«hest.n r \^hst seem* d to WKNB- Guest Star, > J ii«r 81 RR . <1 < .ti e a t ‘1 insnlateil w itli "Insnlo" Cnshions . . . quilted pads of cotton on top German military machine. STARTING MONDAY, JUNE 25 of soma of tha prlvilajêa Rusaia him Iikelv stiategv for a l^gsl j p81 '1 I pI V* V p I |.Rr#r.. t > ■ iiI• '•nit 6 LARGE SELECTION case snd sai nfice.l l roiibb—ome. 1 and bottom of the springs. (See sketch below). Luxurious whit« haraalf had lost to .lapanasr ag- ) U M.I.P/l'T lnd|p long staple cotton felt is used for cushioning, and the pre-built “Seat grasaion. Nationahat (îna was. at eui ha M a.-^si n g. and 'Sometimes lon- • MODERATE PRICES ST K I'o rm n r rn'*n^TK Kilge" Borders . . . a Stearns & F'oster exclusive . . . assure you a fusing truth \\> would hi\.- pie- t tha tima. morr rras.surrd by tt ., Mr. . I'. ■ « • ' ' M- .1 f u trim, neat bed regardless of how' often you sit on the edge! 6 ROOMS ME.VSURED. FREE ESTIM ATES RE-OPENING MONDAY, JULY 2 than alarmed Tltr main Iroiibla ferr«*.i to have him battle on tlo' I . AM t Vta ' PAM I h 111.* ,1a\ of Up p K 1» '.^h' Here's bedding that's truly "fit for a queen" yet priced to fit \onr Mattrest or with ita Rtiropaan proviaiona was real 'acts, no matter h(»w rr.u- h ' Present, .1 HN W.Md.KTT. budget. Just 12 twin mattresses, 5 twin box springs; 14 full siza A, • BL’DGET TERMS ARRANGED that Russia did not kaap tham as of a tnai handicap the truth may: .1 •i«1ge. P.Miate of Rprt.l Her er loKiaAri tk mattresses. 9 full size box springs. L'suallx $69.50. Box Spring wa hoped she wovild. And. at the have seemed to him. And the * H llarrv R .lohnsfvri la’e c-f Man- Others Force "YOUR IIGELOW DEALER" time, repardloss of all that wisr truth, in cai h in.*'tanee. was ar-j I lieater, Ui aa;d luatrirt deiea.Red ' TONIGHT The adMP''!si ra’or hav mr esb.hlted 308 MAIN ST. PHONE 2-4.31.3 hind.sight whirh tails us how luallv b»dt»r and mor#' creditable' I - adin ' s'trtM ’ 8''. ''Ml ' W Hi 9%'<\ | Pinehurat Corner at Middle Turnpike easily we could have lickrd and thMU the hm.j.sigtii Ml lion wtm ti . - • n* . I ' (''>1111 ' 'I H ■ « a I ce, It ' • Open 9 to 5:30 Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 Wed. to Noon did lick .lapan without Russia, he subKflutod for it Hie truth.; • >Rr»KKS:n llvat U.e xsth da fj there waj aa yet no atom bomb althemgh embarrassing was s(:ll ' ■ ni' If'-M s’ ’e’ . I I •• k forenoon. ai j 'i,p •ifT«. .•( ’he Murlcipal’ AT MIDNIGHT Us To Do It, So and our ow’n responsible nuhtsrv defF'iisiPie Wliat Mr tiesoji .sid>- ll'.i HriR M' sa d Mat'.lieRU'i he ar rl aulhorities ware env isioning limit- ^t,tilled for' it i.s. iTii i!»> mw u ’’ p aiiMi-' ;s a«s r- o t * ■> a hpa; ; R • ' i r. .w ,r ■ "I n-bii'’ ’*’ ral ••'II lass Aimrirar. iasnaltira siMir-ou- ineiii.w » 11.mh wesUer ^ . f « •' -s -1 p'p a ■ a«' 'M u , n* Here Goes Our tha war cotild be won. 1 Rse. So that aside from all (pie.s- I t ,>j h - ai.d '•r.i.*i of •! s'rihu- Over 600 Pocketed Coils a*, '1,1* r-Mit ,1,»P.-'R ‘hat H"- However Yalta may have tiirnrd tion of morality. Mr A. Meson s • ,p M|p tive a’ i plMie a*s:Ri'ei fr.r out. It was al tha timr a logiral. maneuvers were a failure .^|ld on AR'd I'.sr ■$ t-e k ve. • o a : perior.f WNHC-TV • • . h- - I p 1 a’ ,1 I hpt p ! I •'* Price Slashing common sense bargain. freely the (pu'stion of motalitv .so all pj). ,T' :u,.1 l'» h.“ar I Ihrie '-. »• T’lb STEARNS & FOSTER made. It can ba granted that, important in our aspnatii.n tm c:. . a , p' ; I » ..t .|. I aotne ■ tv Apa pp : ';(••« s •. in ,c • • : n CHANNEL SIX now, it IS u n ^ r a cloud ol VuibPiK Sweden;: $339,95 ELECTRIC RANGE * $249.95 his back on it as a iagr»*ttabla a< t • 1 .*it. N. •' H-i'H- Vv* U.-re ?«-e- 411 I. MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER of necaasity, and not an ad of i, , tud ill A '*ai MSi.t, TiNlflen Ver.v (ilBd You t ame Ka .s]A S«e..eii . .Uihii ■ A. .lolmaon. $309.95 REFRIGERATOR $229.95 frae choice on tha part of Ameri COMPLETE TWIN-BED OUTFITS “WARN Pi I.eaat.er a Rot’ner *21 Main can diplomacy. Have you ever noticed how old •treel , Mar> hea'er t'onn. $299.95 AUTOMATIC WASHER $229.95 lOtfN ?. WAM.CTT tiidf# Got A TV Problem? 3. Mr. Achaaon explained away , friends aometiinea drift .nio a The lowest price in years fora pocketed-coil innerspring mattress the now famou.s State Department tacit neglet I of thr normal at a ('ol'hT OK PROBATV: held $294.95 DISHWASHER $224.95 J ’ Mattiifsipr and f‘*r lire of superb (pialitv . . . plus a band-tied matching box spring. You policy circulai over th»* impor omite.me.s. and how. in the t oM VI HI • on Hi'' ^ get both at many, many dollars less than any comparable bedding Or a radio problam? Wa'ro t«t up to oceommo- $194.95 SEWING MACHINE $129.95 tance of Formosa by saying that atmosphere of taking things for -lav of .' ^ P Preaeiit. .ICvirN t. VV,*l.l.BTT, outfit.. There are over 600 individual coils, each encased in its own THAT MAN” granted, there sometimes comes a dot* you on o now TV or radio er to 4x your pros- it waa a place of propaganda, da- ' UjdRe heavy muslin pocket . . . equivalent to 837 coils in a full size! $149.95 WRINGER WASHER $109.95 atgnad to protart ua against loss • moment w'hen all the things taken F>ta‘e "f MarU. A Martina late of STARRING: VI a nrheat *1. m said Iv.slrlrl ,lereaa- The Patented Stearns & Foster "Insulo" Cushions . . . stitched •nt on* if it's CKting up. Cemploto sorvico focill- of praatiga or face in connection ' for granted siitidenly fail to func cotton felt pads on both sides of the coils . . . insulate the spring unit. GORDON HANKER $89.95 AUTOMATIC IRONER $ 59.95 with the expected fall of P'oi mosa tion. and the fnemlship (lies'* Ttie adnip si-aio- having F*\liihlied 4n iMHinds of resilient npholsterx’ cotton is u.sed in addition to the JEAN KENT ties, oiport tochnicions and doctronies "know We didn't really beh«*ve what 1 Then, in retrospect, it aometimeH li.a adminlatrat '»n ai'< oiii't w»h d $85.00 FLOOR POLISHER $ 49.95 eaiaie lo tliia ( 'vur for all(>«ai. •' it e "Insnlo" cushion . . . and borders feature the exclusive S & !•' .“ag- RAYMOND LOVELL Uiia policy circular saui, he t#eti- seems that a continued perform ORDKREH n list the Ath da\ of pronf pre-built "St'at Ivdge" . . . edges that won’t break down. how" oro herd to boot. It's o combination you'll $46.50 MIXMASTER $ 29.95 fiad. Wa ware merely proda.mmg ance of the routine cnurteaiea, July. lllSt ai ten o ,-lork forenoon, at •lie Probate t »fr;. p • n the Muilclpai The comiilele twin size outfits . . . just 20 of them left . . . would Exrlusis’e Insulo Cuthlonlng olwoys find at STANEK'S. Formoaa unimportant and non-rs- ev.en the artificial deferences, Building m aa..l M »i,i l.enri he and ordinarily cost $139.00. THE NI8HT OWL THEATER $39.95 PORTABLE RADIOS $ 244)5 aantial to American aacurity be some preservation of the formal the same ia asslgi.ed for a ffeanng on tire allowance of said admtnlatration cause wa thought tha Communists amenities, might have preserved ae.'ounl » :’li »a d eR*atr, i,»1 ojfier of distribu tion. an(.’ thia Cftuet directs that notice Mattress and Box MOTOROLA - HALLIGRAFTERS wa dida't want tha world to thma could do without them. of tha time ard place aaaignad for aaid PrRseRtMl By Many othor itoms you can't afford to poss by. wa had ioat anything. It ia in aurh a precautionary hearing be given to all persona known •o be Interested therein to appaer ard AH frosh how stock and guorontood. Tkara la avary reason to suspect mood that, today, we take pains to i»e heard thereon b\ puhliahinR a fop.' Spring-two pieces IwUi SUe Only TV • RADIO • AUTO RADIOS that this taatimony was not the 1 greet the old friend who dropped of thia order in tome newapapet hav Gordon Hoso. Perch Flowor Bexos, Undorgroond ing a rirrulatton In aaid District, at tnillh, but that the original policy m shtrrtly after midnight. We b,aat five dava before the day of said MORIARTY BROTHERS Garbage Rocoivors, Gorbogo Poiis, W ater PoUt. dranlar with regard to Formosa want it understood that our band- heîinR and bv mailini in a register Spociol! Yard Dryers...... S.9S was a^rua atatamant of real State ed letter oit or before June 1451. a •hake la fnm. though moiat. We ropy of tiila order to John Martina. Porketed Colls—Oser 6001 UNCpLN-MERCURY DEALERS A APPLIANCE F mhoub ‘Seat Edge" Bord- n r* Dapaurtmant opinion, which Mr. are really*glad to have such a 1414 142nd street. Whlteitone. New ^ iTork. ttereftna Wilson. 154 School' •r*. T f I [ V I S I 0 N RADIO Aebsson maw almndona In a trana- gueat. The arrival ia pure joy; da- 301-315 CENTER STREET I street. Manrhaster. Conn.: Mary • WilTRIIISvA!^««i4Zi> c o m pa n y COX HARDWARE parant affort to eonfouad hia eon- , parture. if it haa to come, wiW be ! Rohan. 11 Gardner s’reet. Manchester, 21 Moplo Stroot (regRlonal erUles. H« would htve ^ a daprivation, and avan the an- Ponn. Phono 2-1575 COKNEn MAIN and MIDDLE TFKNPIKE TEL. 8181 k mww J. w a i.i^ t t JiidEt. I /?

BL/LNi;a£STEn NU HERALD, MAWUHE8TER, CX)NN. FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1?>51 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANLTTE3TER. CONN. FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 1961 PAGE N IK B j

American diplomats to nwnts and a letter was to*trod'‘n^' I House S4>loiis Meet* Hi* Brother Here Says Adaban! Tiny Cowboy Visiting Here R ed Ju d g e e»l in which Pope Piiui XII was 1st Time in 2S Year* I Say Truman : pictured ns urging the Archbishop Fist Figlit • ____ to resist the regime. John Poison, of 24 Arch The courtroom which has space street. is rnlertatnlng hi* Refinery May Starts Police Dept. Search Claims Win h e igh chool orld for onl.v about 1.50 spectators, ((Vintlniird from Page One) T H S W G ets F u ll hrutlier. Giistaf Poison, of was heavily guarded. The s|*e- Uxie. .'sweilen. The two hrotheis goiiv liniiip after being treated In BriRlil llghlH ami i ruwil.s of pm- . ' III Mac Probe tators. including diplomats of had not seen each other for Be Shut Down drY ided the bright lighta over tin tile offii'v III' I>r. Geurge Cnlver. pie lis\e nhvins been an attraelion marquee of the State Theater Communist nations ami even one twenly-eiglit year*,, FRIDAY, JUNE 22 C onfession from Yugo-slav, had lo produce ('apilol pliyaivian for younnsler.s and .*u» li \r aa tlie mi^fhl have attracted the young- ’ Giislaf Poison 1* one of (Contlnusd From P afa <>■•) VOL. XV in, NO. 87 admi.saton tickets Jo enter the Cannon returned In the House ((Jontlniiej from r*|r U*e) I I'Hse last MiRhl wlien three and n aler's attention Stratton entered eighty delegate* sent here fioni (OoBtinued frotn Page One) fliinr, iinniai lii'd. half years old Freddie Aiuiersnn the theater and stood behind the Democrats generally probably will tboofie Quill E ditor courtroom. Sweden on a Good Toniidars The nine defendants, eai h r.vp John Tal'cr iH-N'Yi, an nnllon*' of BrUlsh tecliiiiciaiiH. ot Holton I Mine to MHiKliestn ioi enter ari tion. He spotted a boy j support Mr. Tniman'a dlsmiaaal of / Bemte Alemany, Roy McGuire. Members at Blood Bank Music Festival lour of the United States l|r He.ifls of Senior Class Day (AJUimiltees ..... not allowed lawyers of their own guarded by two warden.^, sat mo- (‘Vewitne.>is, tolil lenuili is I’hillip.s Tile w arning c.sinc a* tlie govcrii- A \i.sil to ins Hiidniot lici s hn< se iinswei'ing the desirlption nhnut Tony Tleman, .Mm t.'ollins. Bill Dual Winner ha* made speeclies in New the live-atar General, althoudh^ Mary Jo Brennan. 'fi2, wa.s choice and those assigned cus tionles.s on benches as the court ".started iUI“i Caniinn " wlirn the nient gave all noii-lrnntnn omplo.v- For over an hour vnunu i’ leildir thiee lows Irom fhe itju Tnlving a x'lnie of them may critlciz* th* England. Rav Tierney and Man The following boys helped at York, Wasliington aiul n m ago es of tlie British-owned compnii.t it Sport Awards recently elected oditor-in-chlef Held Sunday tomarily reinforce their clients' ofiencd. Tlicv stooiL at attention i latter called rhillips nau the enllie I’olue I>epailmeni sent next to tlie Ind. nflicet Strnt- .nhnipt MBv he cllcl so. Kopubit- ager Hale Batlley. The follow the Blook Bank Tuesday, June and is to make anotlier one to lias njoved lo initlimallze a seven- looking for him when hi*« mot her, of the "Quill" staff for 1951- confessions by adding to them.) when the Judge enfored. Eight "Cannon slru 'k Inni and 1 toll asked liiui i! he hkerl the nm\*- r ins gencrnlly are expected to **• ing ho.vs received stars: F,.^Mo- 19; morrow night in New Britain. day iillinialuni m whuli to report Mrs Helen Anderson, irported Inin 1962. The secretsry will be Groest' confession was deliver defendants-five of them men ot giahbed Cannon and got between ie nnd Un- answer was "Vi-s. .sntl it end Mr. Truman'a Paciflo Are Presented henlhai. W. KosakowskI, H. Carl Adrian SrhmldMauser. chair His brother and Mrs. Poison whetlicr they will continue lo work ml.**.sm^ nhoul 0..'5O. -Anita Gagliardone, '53. ed In cool, collected tones, and In the Church, were garbed in sol them before anytliing el.se hali- “NN'IiRl's your iiHine, young fel pollcle.s generally. There may b* son. J. Roch, T Corcoran, B. Wil man; Harold Carlson. Milton Merit awards for oustanding Jiiifior High and High met him in New York wlien hi* lor I he g(i\ Cl nment-emit I oiled Ivan- 3 Ml' lad hnd Hlrolled into the h;u U cluded full admissions that he hnd emn. dark Hulls. The ninth de pened.” Taher told new.sinen. la.' asked the ofifi 4-r some party clefectlons, how*V*r. lis, J. Mlncucci. P Flavell. R. Pay. Cole, .tames Glenney, AI Schu work on the staff went to Joan ship, the Stoekholni, dodieil laii .National Oil cuiiipany. Tlial i* yord St 97 HlKMell atreel nhoiit K:3(V P. Maneggia and W. Sheekev. Bob I School Musicians ami plotted the overthrow of the Com fendant, American Legation em- Tahcr 5>aid he did not reineniber My nmne is k'rfMlilo* Amleraon. Winter, Spring Sports bert, F.ddie I-vmii and Richard Bell, 'fit, rdilor-ln-chtef this tlieie on June 10. He plans to the govcrnmeiil'H new name for I lie •ipI>Mroniiy t«» phty. Ins mother loin of ItolioM, ■ rupluci the lad Tlie tnqiiiiy swung . far away Willis, this year's captain, aWo re munist government. He linked plove Elajos Pongraez. 42. a linn, whether Pliillips .struck ('iinnon. Johnsoilf vear. and to (nalrc Fallot. 61 ■ leave tin* country on tlie Grips- iiHluinalizcd Anglo-Irnnisn Oil police Wlieti lie didn't letni M to the I rom tile- mintcr of MncArthur With Singers Please Crowd garlan national, wore a light gia\ Cannon didn l pecall. either, nor The offirri .ailed I'ohc.* HefUl- Rerogni7,ee Hurley ilint President Roosevelt Letters. Numerals - A large audience watched with ' Each defendant was questioned ' Phillip*. In Sweden Giistaf Poison ified Hir hnv l iid been l,,ci(lod. Go stJJrs were awarded to the follow the winners In the writing said tlie warning fi-as prompted by found nroiind the tinu.se A quick (ireo (KMiml.xsioned him to try to by the Judge who then read an in "You know," he told reporters, pradise* law. ing t(i Hi(’ Hu-nici Hi(- pnK'iit* wrir ing hfiinierals. Sullivan. Mcinar- lest spon.sored by the "Quill." enthusiasm a the Junior high and new IiHiiiaii demai.il* tlisl Ki u seniih ol the neijildioi tiood w;i.a liliivll I rlloc, (I 1,, .er ( . u.(K l- rrddu' rofl-'ii Hie terms of the "Yalt* SIihUmiIs Receive dictment 12 pages long, niciiting ; "tliat tliere aie .so niany details in Awardu for wintpr and ."Prtng I tv Peresliiha, Foiiin. Homhadier. senior high school choirs and Classified Drake, .MOC geiieial iiiaiiagrr iii made and stil! tm Frnldie. ('aptaii slanding v. dli Hir ,.(| , ,-i (igri-cioint the Mefendanls of organizing a volved in tliese appropriation bill aporta wara praaantad to variotia kopplin, ''.VI. ('linen. Mdlj’l-y' smitlu'in I’cisia, camu'l all leaieH Willnim Hnrrnii reirt\e« bands of Manchester presented the plot lo overthrow the Hungaiian disciiHSinn.s flint one can't remeni- ’ Hir ni -Ho i i'nngli-. Puff. Griswold and k.lli.S- Merit Awardn of < umpaiiy eiiiiiloyra. Tliv -pokca- fioin Mih. .Vndrison at 9.30 and list.. (I Hic up-;((-dcte argument over hoW. taama durtng an aaaamhly hold governnienl and rest'ire the king ' her sll ot them " .layver slai.a were prcsente.l to sixteenth successful annual out Advertisements maii said tlie waniing was given iunnedtatrlv all paiti'linen ueie ' -I11.I loi ., nll( M,... . ,- ' ligid till’ Korean war were *1- Monday laat «aoU during Hir X Typiii«; Speed dom of the Hapsburgs. TIig , whn Ritchie. Farrell and Cronin door musical festival. Having been I "But I only act in self-defense" Obiliial’v by B I! Jai lismi. liead of tlie .-XllH' Îviui n descitption of !nm Me >vna c\ (CI11 (-. 1 Id x.i(* 11( n 1 . I- • I I' I I .-n. Hurley wh.s not special recognition is given each the principal charge against I'ar in such matters, he added Csnnon negotiating team, slimlly lielme wearing; green tnml(.«! ami a 1 rd The ill He . .,n l(.(', l.ici |„ ;dlv 'pi- :i"d II pout eiHiei ’*CMCh Wllfrad Clark year at M, H 8. to the seniors postponed twice, the concert was dinal Mindszrnty in 1949. ' and T.ahor had a fust fight in May. Tests Taken SEE PAGE TWELVE lie relumed to I.mulmi lu«i*>. Tlie lUYWhoV hat UHlkrd min Hu- |i (-.(l.-t u-.,, llul .8( o,i|( I- Gi ceil iD-Rli old* to praaant the l!*M held on Sunday afternoon at Eilu- KiX'e of the avcii.scd are charged I liil5, in Cnniioii's Capithl offlre and many underclassmen who I' am was mdered ha. k luiine after Ollirer Miltun Stiaiton. lining Hiid rigid I'Hxl I lie 11- U(-l I ( .,-1 1' ''(' r II Ik licvcH Mr. 7'rumon Bwarta. aa he preaented fhlâ Trarkiiiun with having led the plot to over There wa* no .serious damage. ^ have tlone outstanding work In the calional Square ilcgmiiileiiis ill (die ilouii Tiles- iluly on Ma 111 M ? cet wiisnentest to Wll* hue log M S'. (-11 I IKK- f,(( hii- P- Mi .ldi'.cd liy previuti* tea— vear’a baaketball team witti \ar- Students of Mrs. Florence An Houses for Sale 72 throw the state: two others nith Caiimm Si knmviedged that he l)(.*ath* ila> . llu' .‘ccene nml < ondird tlie x’irluity vclf. umi'-ciin- H-iit - (--h, (t\ ...... "I 'Hie i.glit :ind Justlflca* iity and jay^■ce letters, stars, and vanous school eliihs. This special derson'* and Russell Wright's Perhaps the most thrilling and participating in the ploL One de I and Ptiillips argued over apj'oint- Amiinsl Vi imiliain inspirational part of the after SEVEN-ROOM house Rout* 44A, i'lie guvcimiirnl also h.ul de- of B iss4‘11 and Biidi .Htieeia. Un- I wn* doing n Ud ol uori\ ,ii^’ 11 (or irmouil of Hie Gen*ral." numprul*. , recognition la given In Uio form typing classes have, during the fendant is accused of murder. I nenl of Itoiise conferees to serve I .Nanr.v Jan * (ioldsnler Captain elect Bob Wllhs recely- noon's program was the numbers Coventry, 8 miles from Man maii-le ! I li.i' I '1- .II, ,i, , iH. e m atilr to lo' ale him. Officer Ptrnlton Ills sviclflen dlxappcHi nrec Mnr.Xrihiir w ns fired for piibllO* of merit awards, which are certlft- The charges al.so include spvii.g jV.itli Senators In seeking a com-' Nancy Jane Goldsnider, tw.i Iv «d. along with hla atar. a gold "M Manchester's trsek team com past few weeks, been taking speed chester. Newly redecorated. J 6 - writing wlietliei tie is (uepared to di'K'iig )i onvnl hluvknde of Hod rendered hy the combined choirs on behalf of an "imperialist pow ' [iromrse on tlie inde)iendent oi- year old daugliter of .Ml an.I .Mr.- rates presented to the students at tests. Alice Sargent, Joan Stew 500, Jl.lOO cash. Can be seen by Hi’ive a.s ail employe ol tile Na Fif hoj ihing of Miinchuria for sennnj? Captflln pleted a somewhat iin.aiiccessful of Manchester High. Responding e r ’ obviousl.v meaning the I'nifoci I fires appropruition bill. .Moliarl GoMsimler of .South within eiiHy Ihing dislnme of the yeax'E rourtmen. Aleo receiving the end of the year, usually at a calling Stafford .Springs 5 l4 Jl. tional Oil company, ami tluU In- '■ d UNu o' ( nine.'*’ Nationaliata art, and June McKinney with 48, remarkably to the direction of .stales, and lilack market currency ('aiiiioti said it wa* "unpre- slifel. Bolton, died tills morning .*>i>nt)HU'n ir.ininn oil ti«‘]i|.i. Huns Amok iu rk were: J. Terry. J Andereon. sea-son by dropping to the hand.s club meeting. The faculty advisor Eugene Pinto i.ssue a iiicular to ail empl(*\es "1- (dl •') i>4* imderl.iiven niona Mary Provan 44. and 43 words a minute respec G. Albert Pearson, the choir sang dealing.'^. In addition, many Ic.'c.sci leileiited ' and conliaiv to a pre- The B?itl.*'h uo:lxei*» weir A. Morgan. K. Hohentnal. H. of Windham. 71 to 2h, on May 21* Adrian Rohnaldhmiaer of each club prepares a list of can FOR SA LE at her home, iiftei' a slioi i illness diriectiiig ( 'Oiiptlaiici willi a i-e- ” u I s , if Fritted Natlona ebalrmain of the flsaa Prophecy tively proved to be the fastest Irving Berlin'* musical composi offen.scs were listeil In the indict- \ ioiis agriement for Tnlier lo lia\e | UHMietl tn j;et leiolv fm a ha**t\ Moore, J- Glenney, W. Koaakow- didates for the merit awards. The Mary Provan was the Slie leave.-, |}esi(i,>.s her paieiilH cenl Caliin. l de, ree tiuil all o i- Kills I'hrct*. S<‘lf Alius r. iii.'.d i.) fn along at .Storrs. . of the Class Gift Committee. These typists In Mr. Wright's sophomore tion from "Miss Liberty" en 1 ment. tiien appointed a confi iae. evAcuation If Ihrent-'nud d sordciN alci. G. Ca»e. Lettera were award At the last assembly. Adrian list Is voted upon by the student Committee and Eugene Pinto New Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms. All one sister. Caiolyii. a brother. ilera must be coimteisigned by tlie Admit Ouster fliiatlflrd Martin of Windham follow ed^' moimlttaea presente»d their stiinta on Class Day. class. Mar>’ Davies and Nona titled "Give Me Your Tired, Your The other defendants are Dr l>epnn m tlie 'dl flelda ed to Oliver Toop and manager Schmldhauser, 'ft2, was announced Council and the awards are then plaster wall*. Hot water heat. Lot Taller .s appoinlnient was made RolirrI. her mnternal graiidpiir- goveinmenl-aiipoliiled naliomil ml '«nu'i s.Rid Hint even thoae who Quint took first and second, while Grusha, both of Mrs. Anderson's Poor." The words of this famous Pal Bozsik. a Catholic Priest who fri»m I'afF Onrl Clarence Aapinwall. as the winner of the Marguerite made to the approved students. 80 x 130. in the House today .at riiillips ent.s, Mr ami Mrs Cliarles Saim- lioai d. lieiievr wiu, Mm Vrtlilir thnt hla Brolnsrd of Manchester took third second year typing cla.ss, type on was a member of the prewar par Cates Campbell eompetltlve ex The following is a list of the song are tho.se inscribed on the ■suggestion. ders of riiomaston; her paternal ! Tlie emiias.sy spokesman saul prorti;"u \,otiid hnn^ victory in Jayvee etar* for baaketball were in the 100-yard dash. Time, 10.fi. the average of .fiO words a min Beautiful 5 room home on Box liament; Dr. Kndre Faikas. a l*id>lie Iterords Siiala Hnsr.lo ,ii"l Ml amination and of the Harvard students receiving merit awards in (Jiein Slinlents Statue of Liberty. The dynamic ('annoii also is a conferee. grandfatlior. Nfivhael Gallseimei- Jackson, in a letter t,, Fmam e presented to H Carlaon. M. Ait- 'The s&nie men in the tame or- W inners NanuMi ute. In Mrs. Anderson's first year Mountain Road. 2 bedrooms. Very lawyer Dr. I..aszio Hevcv, foriiiei Ki (ichi'ck 45 .'Nil t !i ■ F*' admit ihni ihe Onerara Book Prise. their respective clubs; "(;>de To Amerivi." (Noble Calm, Hie most recent fisiuuffs 'lei of Manrhesler, and sev ral Miniatei .Moliamme'l All Vaiastcli. V levvH u.f I ken 8. Belltngherl. J. Karrell. J. der took the 220-ys:hd dash The t>*ping class "at Cavanaugh. Bar modern. Approximately I ' j acres chief of section in the Hungarian u hltr n u h Irom tha rang through the air next with among House metnhor.s was exact aunts ami uncle*. licclared tli.'.*,e m-w demands U nrraiitf'e Ite* wee num time was 23..1. Student Council. Bob Brunette. In Qnill (xnitesl Present Topics bara Bell, Marx* Jo Brennan, Mary of land. M'onderful view of coun Cabinet: V'endel Endreily. CLster- laing said .lolinso:! tlu* tuo "'.‘•t'l wn.>Y Juatl* erals were preaented to C. Cronin, Mary Provan. .Martha Diana tak ly two years ago I'rday, when I Tlie funeral will be held from pftrt^ciilarl.v for eaiicellation of Ali'erl K Stiinuuti" ami Bo.ae lird " Rice of Manchester look second CVinnte Young, Jean Osgood, Callahan, Janice Anderson. Sue try side. clan Abbot of Cirtz: G.vula Hagyo women and Ilnur fnmlhe.s all liv/nl U Howly, E I.>mn, I. Morlsnos. ing oolo parts. Awarded with a Hein esentat i\e.s Adolpli Saliatli the r. P. Holloran Fiiiieial Home ieax'ea mlgiit lend to mass resig L .Stmnaiti'- to N'orniHnd A On the nih«>r hand, Senator in the 440-.yard dash Tyler and Juniors Make f>orge Pasianos, Dorothy Duff.v, Burr. James Fay. Betty Fraser. Kovasc, a member of the pre war in the *»anie lionsr He < o.ild pive O, cioglt. R. Fsrrell. B Hare and An announrement was made re ! A.x s conclusion to their study Nancy Hanley, and Jeannette generous hurst of applause the il'-llli and Kiigene Cox iD-Gai 175 Center street. Sun'Iay after- , nations that wiiiild require ttie Heaui liamp sml Agm .h Ib'-KirliHinp. Klnmlers 'K-Vi i nnid MncArthur’a Giiarnaccia took first and third, Andrew Gib.son. Carol Howes, 7 room home in Vernon. Com T'pper Hou.se i.Senatei: Tslvan n>» roA."on for the kil'inj’t N. Vlttnei Ruth Smith, Fred Bllsh. Wilma I on organic chemistry illustrated Field are able to type between 30 A Capella. Boys' and Girls' (Jhoirs pletely moderaized. 3 car garage. sluggiil il out briefly during a noon at two n'eiock. Rev. J. R Abaiian plant to shot (4riwti for pr i»perl y on i ireen i o.ol rnir.'iV.il w :is xlone in nn ohjec- respectively. Time. fi7. cently by Miss Maivm Dasey. fac C'serrlar, General of the Pniilician ' As relnt^'d In tlm ■l''tpilive Coach Charles WIgren then pre- Snniiiier Plans and 40 words a minute, .oncliid'^ with G. O'Hara's "One 7 acres of land House roll-i all. Yeager, pastor of the Unitefl laek of staff Fred M .'’Îhwhoii ,|p .m,iti!ev i"'* *11.11’ ;iv rtlthcuj.;h ho con*' Willie Wright managed to Pitkin Phyllis Maslrepietrn. Pat ulty advisor for "Quill." of the : rcM-arch Inpirs have recently been Order, and F'erenc Vecer. a Pauli- , .loiinsoii killeil tlir uoinen uith a aented the Track team with IP.M a Marilyn Rogers '.“>4 World ' A great choral number. ■Metlindisf eliiiich in Bolton, will .Taekson was .said to lia\e a.sked J FibaniK. piopeiis at l.".n Ha\^• 8crai>e up third place in the 880- .lores. .lanet Bradley. Connie Glen- cian prior. shotgun inn aciris*; u-je. ro.nt. ' C' d H. I’rif dent had power t() avi-arda. letters were awarded to winners fn the .sprinp writing con completed hy Anthony Alibrio'.s Two lake front cottages at Co ofllciate and burial will be in the that National Oil eompnnv direc I borne at r • ♦•! UiO the Action. yard ds.sh for the Red and White Summer is upon us and Septeni- n.v, and .Tanet IViyle. \ ' One World " was arranged by ! Dr. Pongraez. arrested a month tine.itfiifd a NVh"' ''"i-iin tlmn the following: R Deroalera, A test spons<»red hy the "Quill. I chemistry la.s.ses. lumbia Lake. East cemetery. tors armmpany the ^tei timelaiis Sargent and Murphy of Windham Current Affairs Club Ta.vlor i Dr Harry R. Wiison of Columbia I ago. had been employed by the Slious Kiclgwav Mieenbtooke Home Im In irturmnl to the house H.' loi ko(| ' It la riysl.'d ch'.ir that tlie a.I- Taricco, W WHght, C Rice, and her'a Juniors are looking forward C7 on tlieir Jobs if it heennie net es- BfKdh. Aline Ixiyzlm. John Perry Pri7.es of $0.00 each w.me ! These booklets range from soch Cnlvei-'ity. wiUi whom the mem- j information service of the U. ."s Friends may rail at the foncr.sl Rfiher! Ii Bentt,'' ni;*) I-!’i/nbeth hims' If III aid '• t tlo* I on r i|n i in u ■i;d,oii podcrc.i In (’hiria and L Paris. Captain A1 Morgan re look first and second In that or to an eventual vacation I Navajo School ,sary In torn ofT the rieli flow nl Barbara .Sle.arns. and .Shirley awarded to the following; | ; hers of t h< A < '.xpclla choir are WALTER OLSON I legation in Budapest. home from 2 lo 5 and from 7 tn 9 A Heatt.e |iro)>*'i'\ nt is Hoiti.n I'lreno-u »»••. i|u j | \« o ^mnll < )cl the I'nr in aiiimiuatered by ceived a gold "M" along with hla der. Time. 2:12 topic.s- a.x "wonder drugs" to Sii|)|)ortfMl iMiU* "d. Tills was (I. ailv a m-nsiiie Kor the lirst time thi.s season j Karrell. .Mmmy Moriarty^ ■fay lor. upper-cla.s.s pi*c>se divi.sion. FJinnr I acquainted Realtor The Budapest pre.-c.-c has acrused tomorrow. st I fM'l to Iti.-.1ml I I tiiiRI’ n:ul dre ' I Im Ol 1\ oio'^ ill tn#* h iii'.r ou’ ''^t.iff' d pH’inu’ni. have hvt aeventh high arhool letter, a atar "blno the Student i piece hand rendered The (,'oni- One Well-informed Hrili.sli R. Therrien. M Attken. and R. could take only first and third, Insurance work will oecupy two Connie Young. inum itorm windows, double lot, government and to ".support the ,*iupport irijiiircd in the invnlvr- Local Stocks in;; houso ant-Srholastic Oonte.st. ing to occ the TTiHny ust\s to which mandlng Officer." by Frangkiser Sonne said tlieie is a .sirmig pos- Haney and t»tlhpitn M Hnne\. 30 Heatill of Tolley while .Sargent look second The girlS. Maureen Shea at the Marl- Rand .lohn lUNine. Ruth Prior, (’oiin. d recently for "our" room near new school, bus and shop movement for peace." 'I'lie pres.s inonl WdiiM bo tn iifii.' Wh'U nolii'o wore r.ipir to.ir Ritchie In the upper-class poetry divi.s- pla.st:. ts put .Susan (iraham's , Uiroctor Ftobert .M Johns also led -lluliti’ ttie Mritisli tei timciaiis Holton atiuen. to I•■r^n1•a Ioê[di ‘ 'lIu’V have lurncil over niaun- Track Ja.vvee awarda were aa ford Aeeldent and Indemnity Co., r.ardner. ping. Sale price $9,800, about Bair said the effet t of a small Quotations furnpEhril Hv re- *hrllN flu oui;h th*> v r d r .s , lime was 4:fi2.3. ioii Neil tlray '."U for his T’oeni hinklet on "Won.lvr Oriips told 'n im » . j I the instrumental gro. p in Oliva- ; said the Archbishop refu.sed lo might g(-i on sit ike laltier tiian Lrnr\ and .‘''vhia K 1.,4'aM, l!»i Inr >1 i lilr' i to oi:r*enomlea whvil followa; numerala. 19.M. A Blardi, and .leanne Whiteliill at the i on- 'l\virlers Sue Graham. iMane $8,500 down payment. The Allen N'.ilmnali.si foray «>n the mainland I C'-oburn & Mlddlehrnnk. Inc. .Johr'o'i lonuiiiMrd •'ih •lo wd!i Slone of Windham. Provan of entitled "From A PnnthciMt' sign the Berlin Peace petition. le.sign if I tie IcHM-s are ( nlii-elleil. Holt on .at reel i):r ('htnone pt'ople were our boat 1M2. J. Oagltardone. J Mlnleiie- neetieiit General Insurance Co. ^.,phols, Gloria Nevers. Verna „r the discovery of many new life- j,„ 3enl- ! doti's "Carnival of Rofws." "woMld luirdly tie felt ’ in Korea. litM) P. M. PrlcPB I he pi‘ to] .Manchesler. and Fis( her of Wind whuh WHS also published in the .sRVing drops now In u.se .s.xn- I Realty Co., Realtors. Phone Man 1 being circulated for signatures 'I'lie Irnmams appareiilly wnni tlie (VrtHlente of l>«'<*4'eiit in Mils 'Ihat Is the reaiilt of tha d, ,T. Provan. and P. Rich: lOf,.'!. Ruth Shinn will work at Gartner's ! .Next, undei the capable Icad- Imlirntinp doutJts a .■Rurre.'Rfiful Rank Stm’kB ham look first, second, and third, spring "Quill." chester 5105. 'throughout Communist coniries lear’e.s i ani-elied to keep as man\ Fatate of Veto laonatdn ,4i«to \ , :<‘ncmi ( ‘huiii policy.'* h ' DtllT, E. Lvnn, and .1 Roaeh; and .lo Anne .shea will elerk at Sp,pnee (Tiih; Jim Warren, Tav- Iheti.' Dye.s hv \ erna I are con- j ■ Junior Y-Teens to ership of Warren D. Wood. the f^)ray rould l>e made, F5hit .miid tie Bid Asked respecllvely, In the Javelin event. Jfian Mankiis '04 uas the win I and calling for a "peace pact" Hrillsh wiirkers on the lol) ss pos- nl.ao known a.a Leofinril \' .\ieto. Mr, Tniman'a amiling refusal 1»M. O. Gentile, R Rarehevque, Montgomery Ward * Co, while Pllkaltis. Carol Seventh Grade Choirs sang. " It s among the Big Four powers and tielieve.H tliere are ' .suflu iont ^ First National Bank The throw was 146 fl. 8'» in ner in the lower-class prose dlvi.'-- toward our spon- j Slide. to l’M’«»piale A .\(»do fhri ■ |.nue.s at ^^«!!er^lfly■s news conference W. Lrceae. D. Nelaon. R. Plagge, Prtseilla Torrnnee and .lean R o g -. Gibson, Barbara fciiung the piotc.'Miig o. ii\tN I I .VGrand Night E'lir Singing " from Lots for Snie 73 Communist China. 'Communist I tn)o[>s in east oen* Manthf.Aier ... 33 38 Hod Airnicui Hoatcii Tyler and Slone of U imlham ifin. Her winning entry an A ss(u iHt c(i Piess ('(irI espiiiiden 1 of ' pf MfH 1 I \ nt (Ink ;iMd .'^p' .( •' cnRoge in a verluil battle with and M. Porter ers will v'liok at Bo. k^s , ...teams, and Aline lx.yr.im Itaruaia ,la< kle wrote on the van- ! sorsliip ' the show entitled "Stale Fair. ' The .Archbishop said he liail hnd tral China aii'! in southern (')iina Darlford National and Tarnco of Manchester look informal ossav. ‘Vliri.^^tmas With The .Somanhis Board has given IN TOWN of Hebron. 25 acres. Janies M l.oiig lepoiled |i(iiii All- Coach Richard Sollanek fol ( amp M oodstoek uill „■ e, . se.phomore Y-Teens: I oils products d,rived Irom .-orn. C-hanging the nioorl. the group of 11onx’ersations with H K Ai llnir to take rare of Hn\ thm(; that i Bank Sc Truat . . stire;?! .<|'rm e .^t?lli l);n ill Vi c<“k i lowed with the preaentatlon of hly enimselled hy Paul Ryan, , .lanssen. Prlseilla Tor- The (’hemistry of Blood" by 700 ft, on hard surface road $2 might be launrheil from Formosa ' Hartford Conn. Tru.«t 7.% 1 liîliami . 11 ret to a lonftdenre the o.ister Inquiry The toss of the platter was H'8 In the next i.ssue of "Quill " which ha.- been inscribed by the voting musi'ians ably performed USchoonfeld. first’ U. 8. Minister tn foiced tile Britisli eompaiiv's pie.-s this vear't tennis swarda Cap (whares Miillanev. Slevie MUlar»l. • , _ ^ oux... < .Marcia Beach e.incemed the test per front foot. Within 5 miles Hidgvvny told ('ollm.s lie and ' Trust .. hh >Iarrlrt*;r IJeenaen la going well pa tar as th« admin* ft. 7 \ In. XXI . x-x ;v 1 r» i 1 XI* 1 1 ranee. Maureen {shoa. ‘ onstanee The judges for the "Qtull con 1 "Cielilo Lindo and the beautiful . Hungar.v after the war tri print Ihou-atids i>f re»etpt^ tain John Perrv received the (^Darlie Cronin. I>»rk PHnjjle. Uil-I ‘ • * ^ .\rt Service Squad, and mailed by of Manchester town line. Call 'We spoke with Sehoenfcld once 1 ''6-I «k’ree(| that U 8. | Bank Walter Klinme Weij- nn>t Tl.elma (<'onllniied from l*pge OY*e) .♦tratlon la c<*nccrn. d. Windham awepl the shot pul in t il II II 1 Morlartv. Helen Kronlck. Mary test were Miss Nancy Fox Hnd ing and typing of hlo-icl -An eye- ; seleotion "Peace, ' iKcvchati v$hu'li UuiUrr <-apl;nn.R \.ill hr hsU- fold "M” for filling the, poat of lam Ididw e. and Jar?. Farrell , ^ t ,.. i>,x4*.«^ Wilma Bitkin of the Brojects 7631. .... ____. ___I ni tinn should he taken tot" permit permit ■’'‘I Trinsl ...... 62 66 <;raie Karnes, b.dh i*( Ma'iln.**- the order of Stone, Tyler, and w I , 1 1 Arm \\ Ikle anri Marv iy»u rotter. r.ilhert Hunt -d th^ M H S Kng- calohing over intcndiiced Retie Tiie hi'asR sertiriii came into the Bboiif the evciifiialily of Amt rican i rd to .siRii for (n) (Jultveicil to captain on thla year'a team and After work at ramp \!^ Hniskefl. , ' ' ' ' ■ o n «« i ' CommiUc e. tile .Nationalist forcis under 11 m (UUi * d ‘,xM5 A mrI'll an r>lAi:r'« have Giiamaerla The distance 41 ft w I. I « Uml S aff Jf>an Beil an'i iish departm<*nt ('arlsoiis lopii on gems. spotlight as William J. Vaders [troops occupying Ilungary," lie Kin- Insiiranre Coniiianlrs Ihrm. No i)Ms y«*t niHilr l er. t o b( ma led ,1 ur.e ^’.o received a varsity star along the seven boys will work on to- 1 ^ ' A letter of acknowledgment has I aARGE LXDTS. 1 acre and up. |("hiang Kai-slieli in Koimo.'ia "to yv Donald McComb M All 111 all lb'-, nooklets were conducted the band in Johnson s said. He quoted Rrhoenfcld as .Aetna Fire ...... ,5l ., tu (luinaiHl hiu li urew. but Ke\ l*'red nf Ihr So tl. b- ' 11 lo'-t in tlir ''nr h ( i dl l*r with BUI Blover. Steve, Millard, 2 in. „barro Peter Mitchell will also ‘ ^ been received rom the Save the Priced from $2,5u to $500; for I i>t>erale wiUioiit delay and willi- a '1 .r ol.l Moml;'- ai.d ;191 The broad Jump saw Marlin and , , a rewarding flni.sh for the time "Golden Glow". Under Mr. Vaders 1 inquiring "Why we do not resi.st. " Hartford Fire ...... 124 I'l an A lo e oUu lal aaid hp fhdn I Mrthodl.'sl I hut ill Hanry Baempllnakl. Peter ,P11- ry his hand at tobacco picking J»inlor Y-Teens fV>nnte Glenny. I’hildren Fee’eration for the aummer or year round homes, ('Ut limitations again.st tlie main- |mmist planra dr.‘jIi r.i or dnm H A I S c i i :a in i: i ) Chartler of Windham take first A feu' Imkv f>nes ulli. spend Nancy Fnisy. Nona Orusha, Mary I .and work pul into L'.icm baton, the hand also played the I "I answered that you can't ex- National F i r e ...... 55 ft think the cnptHinjf; would comply. Adam lankn and Kuth U.liian Jtaitla and Boh Keller cli-v ks totalling J177 66 from our high elevation on black road. The j land of sniitli diina." Phoeni.x ...... 78 8 n>:rd and second and Rice of Manches their time just varatloninp. Jean Wilson. Phyllis Mastroptetro. Wil- "Aetna March", and the more j pect people lo resist a xvell eqiiip- ‘ If they rcfuiie,’' he aald, "J Bea.aettP. both of Mam heater. a :m » b i .o c k f . i ) Coach Sollanek also annoiinc- [Booklets Prepared .rchnol and the aixty-one bags of Allen Realty Co.. Realtors. Phone President Triiinar. fired .Mac- 'IVo nrml'nlified planr* Oindr a ter complete the event The Jump Reed uJll fjn to (*amp Alderspnte ma Pitkin. Jai'kle Picaut. 0\'nthia Nanev Foisy. .12. solemn "Russian ("hioral and Over . ped army with hoes and sc.xlhes" j IJfe and Indemnity Ins t o* don't know what will happen," .Tune 30. ad that the swimming awards for I Mancheater 5105. - .\rthiir for puhluly ativru-atmg a •Aetna ( ’asiialty .....’ 88 fi two hf'ur nttiiik on F. N. hn- " was 18 fl. 11 S in. for a \ve»'k and then to Harris- ARTiew. Alyre ('nrlson. I lothiDK .*;cnt hy ii«. ture" iTRchaikow.sk>’ Issac). Under qiie.stion bv Judge Olti Till pvrn’..^ ol tlir np.xt lew dav.s ArUnii \\ chain Zan'irdi ( ’hea H K 'X K Y ’S this year's team had already been navat him linile ,(ii (hima anil bomb- | Aetna I.ife . n* ar ('hoi u.on on t)ir western Morgan took the high Jump burp, Illinnls Sandra Sundipiist . Projectionist ('luh Charles Bv Frosli (.lasM's Ruth Ann A?ing''r. x>3. Members of Manchester's eighth the Archbi.shop gave a detailed ... 66 6 nniv df'lurininc whcttiPi thi Hri- ter. lo (*nM*l\n Ion WooidmuMe *hnr Servic*— Dry ( ’leaning awarded at the snmial swimming IX)T SIZE 75' X 100'. on corner of ing of Mancliunan bases as well Conn. General front. III 111* fn-lN' if, .tninij dark with a height of ft ft 1 in Bal- will Cti to Pninl O'Wootls. and i Hunce. lUrhard ( ’tiannot. I'at Go- grades commenced Ihe'r portion I explanation of how he hi'l docii- as .. n o 11 I inI) wnrhci.s. will Htnv on Uio job Miiiu lie.N' < 1 .I'.iii ■ nt t h.' (’< o- 219 \(. filnin SI DfiK.I Sq team banquet. Broad and Windemere .streets. a.s u.s(- of 1 Ju- (‘liinese .Nat euialist Hartford .■Jteani Boil 32 j 3 m vs I* M'ln ' ham and Fox of Windham to'k Gail Swanson will po to Nan-I man, John Michaels. Melvin Sciuliri* ( lull of the program with the Negro nients and letters between leather a.s fjoployrfi of th** j;y.vui nnu'nt, t er « ’'Ml.': i * lonal 1 h m • )i Coach Elgin 7e»tiirskv then Tn order to gam a greater un Tel. 2-3829 triH(|'S. T ra v e le rs ...... fi.xr, ,X7 first and second places. tmket Mary Thomas will F'atrh. Shirley Speed find Norma spiritual "Go Down Moses", fol I pillows in a sofq of his resideme P.iilalii i.s di t rrinim’ii to Krrp the .Itihn Mil e', tern e Spencer, .li 6(i awarded this year's golf team derstanding of Japaji. tliins and K n t l s Season I’eavlier Allemis Ridgxvav was tlien appointed to Pidillc I tilltir* DesRosler. an up and coming visit New Jersey. Florida, and | Wyrus lowed by the beloved and Inspir RAN Cn House hill-top site. Nat One sneh letter was presented as tliiw of oil Vital to her Navy and Ho!’ street and I*orrHine SvKin srtth stars and letters. Co-Cap- ' evidence. .s-iici (-('.I xiacArtliiir. Conn Light. Pnwei 14 \ 1 to ur.slfrii KutopPHlJ HVlHlloll talns Fred Bllsh and Tom Ted- Freshman for the Red and White, 1‘ennsylvnnia Nancy Schtebel will Pork and Buskin: Pat Bonney. India. Miss Mary McAdams ing comitoslt ion "Be Thou Mj' \is- urally tteauliful surroundings Kee, 191 (ink street .lune 30 took first in the pole vault with a (;iiiclaiire Course Prosecutor Gyiila AlapI took 1'lie admim.sli at ion coni ends i he Conn. Power :ic; 3 out ol li.di 'Hu* luiiuHii ford each rerelved gold "Ms" and spend her suiunier at I>akc Hny- [ Fred Blish. Roper Nepro, Fttore World Cnderstan'ling classes have jon" bv G. Albert Pearson. Con- with exquisite view of lake and h\ Kev ^!d;;ar vault of 9 ft 2 in Tliorrlen look The ninuho'-s o( the S. lence (. luh lover file f)iiesti(ining and Arcli- '!c|'s .Mm Ai Hull luoposcd would Hiirtf,ii,| Kill i.t 4H 4 j;«»\ ui'iiiin nt ha.^ prnntiHrd il srarstty stars while letters were want, whilf Judy Alrox poes to | Rnt capnl. H-irry \\ ood. Ruth made llliist rat cl hooki.'is describ rluding their part of the concert hills. Call Madeline Smith. Real Hitlldiiia FeniiMa a third for .Manrhesler. while \»*w .bu'sev Warren Wood conducted them In lii.shop Ginesz declared tli.'it h(’ iIKKa.-K tin i|.<)i ,,| U'oild Wat Hai l ford Gas Co ;it; up |>1 ndUi tjnll. asrarded to next year's Captnln- FLuida, and n e v e-jsu u th Norma Stmnp. I.ynu \'ar- ing these countries as a recent held their la.sl nievtmg of the year i tor 2-1642 or 4679 Audi u A A 11 -,1 Id. to . t ft . e- Williams took second for Wind laml. Ohio. Miss Marx' Burke is the one ■had aimed at overthrow of f)ie le- III ami lia.s instiuiHii Ridgway to So New Knglnnd 'I'el. ,'!'J' :t tA.s tp.r A lo e iiY’j; >t ml tram elect r»nnny OeMartin. Bob ! nev, Pick Day Beldam f(am. Bob protect 'I'hese b 'okli.ts u ere m.a'i-' Boom 36-M e,n Tuesday morn- the currently popular "Halls of member of Manchester High s ] gime. "Of I'ourse, with arineil (oiilii.iie figliting a limited war in Maniitnetiirlng toni|ianir* ainvt'd in l-xmdon. Jn(.kMm said ruuiti uiK' -tor V 'lA' llin;; Thornton. Rnnny Watt., and play ham, Iênnard Shankman. Hay Jun'S. Keller, Phyllis Ma.«itropietro. Pick in the shape of some ohiect sym Ivv". The Red and White completed ^ “ fTine 12 1951 Mr Alibrin pre- faculty who is planning to repre At different times throughout revolt and American help" Alapi Koi ca. Am. Hardware he dulnT know what the next ha.senient <■'>1 (3îiitei nnU er-manager Boh Peterson. ajifl frordnn Iâssou will arr«»m-' Meyers. Dianne Motyrka. Pat bolic of the inuniry. and, in gen , Resort Property for Sale 74 their season with two win.s and I-Jed merit awards to the fol sent the school at the Guidance I added. .Man- told Hie isenators hr br- Arrow Hart * Heg .*;trp would bp. Britain tcnlay at reel $ 1 1 000. Coach Thomas Kelley climaxed panv the Air Scouts to the West iO ffarn. Thelma Pierce. Plul Rich. eral, contained to|iics on its indus the festival, the audience partioi- lowing memhera for their exeellcnt Workshop at Aetna Life Insurance DOUBLE LOT on waterfront. Cov Defendant No 2. Fark.ns v. ho lieve.s the nation ne\er lias liad "a Assn, .'spring . , i iuii[*lpte4l plana for pvhi nation m (’.rern Manor Kslatea Im , the assembly by awarding this SIX defeats. Point Air Field. Dirk Wnodhouse. Betty Whitney tries. resour'‘es. people, customs, paled hy joining with the rhoirs in Next year's team is expected to work during the vear: Aline I.oy- Company this Rummer. followed the Archbishop to the limi or oie ei'fii ((-lit ariii> ' Hian Bristol Brass , . the !sonie o.uuu Hrili.sh workei.R in K!:/.ahetli drive one .-toiv fiv«- year's sueressfu! baseball team 1 Tu o ambitious 1 girla will at- 1 "Somanhis" ,-tlatT: Sally Fm- religion, oeeupations, and history. the singing of many of the old entry Lake. Call 8180 after 5 p be greatI\' improved with the zim. Catol Hn-.ves. Harliara During a period of eight weeks : stand, named Albert Sherer. Jr. the .-\m ."51 fami t.etters were swarded to captain Pons Cnndio and ITudcnce Rich champs. Mary Ellen Moran. Car- making these interesting repoits. Missouri Waltz", "Now the Day rB;:e, T 11.500 katti.a. Jimmy Warren and Taylor parlmenls at beginner's Jobs. COVENTRY LAK E— Large 5 room I Counter Legation aa American dip ".My opinion of tlic army today ! Fafmr Rearing lies of Biilish workers already (been Manor Kstatea Im 607 for next year Steve Belllngherl, Caplain AI Morgan and Frlgie monii. ■ olyn Walts. Claire Fallot, Helen Kim Shirer's b-'oUlet on India in la Over", "Beautiful Ohio", and Brainard After spending one week at Kniser. Alberta Colbert. Gall An Booth. Twice a week there will be lec "Let Me Call You Sweetheart". cottage nice condition. Fully lomat mataining contact with the IS the very highest," B an said. Har* A ('ooley ...... 43'- 46^^ were hciiiR evacuated. WoodhridKP atreft. alterntiona and the .shape of a hat and .Myrna New inenihers who have been ac- Alfred Tnrrlco. ft3. ('amp AMersgale. Gordon Small derson, Joan Strickland, Boh Pan- tures given hy Department Heads Bringing another outdoor mu furnished. Extra large lot. Sale organization for overthrowing the Lenders, Frary. Clk. 24'2 26^ R- A. F. Ready Horowitz's report on Japan in the eepfe,! to Seienee Club attended additions, $1,450 will resume his work at the First ciera. on sneh subjecls as Employment sic festival to a triumphant close price $4,200. Ellsworth Mitten, government. Hesaid the T' .‘J. Le I>aPolnte Plasconinld 4^4 (In Cairo, the weelcly newapa- shaiio of a leaf with a silk worm Ihi.s meeting and the , pu nir on Tops National Store Boh Botterton. Pchnting Club: Aline Ixiyxim. procedures, .Merit Rating. Methods was the traditional vocal remii- agent. f7all Manchester 6930. gation promised a loan of S296,- New Brit. Mach. Co .35 .37 per Akher L.ahza said KAK squud- on it were very imusiin!. M iri- Wednesday, June 6 at Lake Teira- Lofill ^laii Hurl when not at Andover I.nke. will ,Iohn Perrv. Albert Grossman. of Stiidv Procedure, Serxdces tion of "Taps", the following 000.000 to enable the ( (luntc'r itvo- -Vorth Sc .Iiidd . 2ri'- ron.s in the Suez. Canul zom* .i- the Board chester High by the Save the Chil BRAE-BURN REALTY M C.. son of .Mr and Mrs. Howard son. Sallv Heatley. John Allison, Davis, Barbara Field, Betty Fraz (UontInuMi from Page One) vanni. 25 Eldridge street; Mrs. of Directors of the Town of Man Overdrive. dren Federation to be sponsored W. l.appen of 59 Bianford street, Ruth Ann Azlnger. Mary Lou De ier, I^tls OuxTiup. Mary Petricca, isELLING YOUR property? Martha Boss. Rockville: David chester, in the hearing room of the hy our school, as a result of the , I w-ounded in the left -leg laney, Helen Kronlck. Bernard Mary Edith Qulntln. Helen Rose, Whether It be a lol, house or posed that the conference take! .serving in the Korean sector. Lyons, 622 Middle Turnpike, west; Municipal Building in tbe Town of '46 Mercury Convertible. large gift* of money we sent them. other excel- Lyon.s. Raxunond .Ttiros. Peter Mit Ruth Shinn. Sandra Taggart, business In town or country, you place in Washington July 23. Gall Odermann. 20 Phelps road. Manchester at 8:00 P. M. on Mon It wa* hoped that another room : Pfe Lappen wa.s wounded June Radio, Heotor. chell. Kathleen Olmstead, Llnfia Maureen Waddell and Sally Ann will get prompt and personal The lour deputies had made Discharged today; Mrs. Mar day, Jul.v 2. 1951, u|)on a by-law lent value* In might be added to the CJhinle i 7. after serving in Korea since Pearson. Maureen Shea, fTiarles Zawistowskl. AGAIN GALUNG! service by calling Elllsworth MIL some progress in compiling a Hat of garet Harvey and son. North Cov com emlng»tbe office hours of the '46 Chevrolot Fordor Se school, but thla was impossible In Shaver. Naomi Werbner. Refreshments completed the general subjects to be discussed. : 'r"'’ "'•pafn'cnl Waahable founI ten. agent. Phone 6930. reports tliat he is expected to be entry; Mrs. Gall Miinaell and son. Town Clerk as follows: dan. Radio, Hooter. 8547 asmuch a.s the room* there are William Munsle 'fil meellng. Tliey were liopclessly deadlocked 34 Nathan road; ^ rs. Barb.sn 12-20 BGYS ANO GIRLS TG evacuated from an Army liospital 'I'lie liy-law concerning the T<,wn Sheen af only 2 5 9 6 covered. i Eenna Lee Fisher '52. W ANTED -Your property to sell however, over whether the North Light. 694 Spring street. .Mrs '42 Ford Tudor. Healer. in Japan to the United States Clerk's office hours adopted at a This new school, which Is called j i os t i t * 1 Reliable ouyers waiting with Atlantic treaty and American over Marilyn Sass and daughter. 346!npecial town meeting on March $4.98. Mlaay By Mrs. Anno (Jabot seas military bases should be w'.'.hiii a montli. B y Sue Burnett the Tohatchl Boarding School. I"||||nrt| S l ' l l O O l K a n C l caab. Finances arrsjiged. W* West Center street; David Wor- 16, 1909, ia hereby repealed and Embroider these mischievous VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL cupy a formal place in the confer and Half on a Navajo reservation In New need 4-5-6-V room singles and 2- gan. 66 Cambridge street; .Mar the following is substituted in lieu Hare la a blouse trio of loveJy kittens making merry in a basket ence negotiations. Corp. Jack J. Lappen. son of TRUCKS atylaa—and each one requires. Just Mexico, and houses twenty-fix-e GUARANTEED family bouses. Howard R. Hast garet Shuteran. .South Windsor; thereof: of ctilorfiil flowers for your living Visits Newiiifflon . . Open Air Devotionals, SinRinK, W’orkin* The three western deputies Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Lappen ■ Iz e a . j f one yard of fabric in the smaller pupils of first grade age. , L O V liL Inga. Bbone 2-1107. Gall White, 105 Averx- street; Ed The office of the Town Clerk I room or den. The, design measures oepned the final meeting yesterday of 59 Branford street, has been *47 Ford IV 2 Ton Stoke slaes! You’ll want all three, The building l.s not new hut In j and Playing Together A ward Oi.ster, Jr., 18 Hale road. shall he open to the public from 9 10 by 14 inches and Is worked in WATCH ‘ —the 74th since March— with a promoted to his present rank aa j Uiey're ao ea«y to make. good repair wlt-h new dining hall, . . . Taking Children From Streets and COVIk’t U ST IN O a WANTED. Têre a7e ledy. popular embroidery stitches whlrh The Hlrh school band present Joint declaration which said Rus- of June 7. He received his High a. m. to 5 p. m. Monday through i . Pattern No. 8547 ia a eew-rite dormitories, and steam heat. Very •pectallstk 1.' all lines of business. fairly seem to make the design ed a concert at the Newington Relieving Busy Mothers Ria's insistence on putting the school diploma at Camp Lejeune, Friday of each week during the *47 Chevrolet Deluxe perforated pattern In alsea 12. 14. few book* of any kind are to be REPAIRING Why not employ one if you intend grow under your fingers. Home and Hospital for Crippled . . . Giving Boys and Girls Needed Christian Training ; treaty up for debate "shows the N. C.. wlicre he has lêen training year. Except during the months of 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, 1 yard of to sell? Contact Alice (JIampet Panel Delivery. Pattern No. 2596 contains hot found but school supplies are (Tilldrcn for the dedication of a continuation of thla discussion has in construction engineering, ("orp. June, July and August, the of S9-taich for each atyle. iron tranfer for design, material adequate. new school wing* on June 7. "fhe Outdoor recreation with game* and aporla. Indoor learning Agency, 843 Main atreel. Phone no practical utility." Lappen has participated in land fice of the Town Clerk shall also '50 Ford Stoke Pickup. For thla pattern, send SOc in BANTLY requirements, stitch Illustrations Acute needsneeus ofoi theme school at > music was sent through loud All Watch and doing with helpful work hooka and meaningful h a n d ic r a ft '2-4543 or 2-0880 They indicated any furtlier ex ings willi the .Second Marine Di be open to the public on Saturdays Coins, your name, address, size de Kodachrome picture* and film*. Program comprlaca conatructlve and color chart. Lrcaent are playground equipment | speakers to all the buildings and changes would have to be on the vision. wliicli have the same pre from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. During sired, and the P sttam Number to Send 25c in coins, your name, Repairs Are L IST WITH an active concern for aiiUand irecreational g-(. * ~suppUgs, — . and enabled all to hear such nnisio as workbook and workshop mnterlnla. government level, cision as do the landings overseas. the months of June, July and Au But Burnett (The- Mancheater reliable courteous service. Free address and the Pattern Number clothing from six to twelve years "El Capilan." "Hippodrome" am! Tested On The Soviet Deputy Aifdrei Gromyko OIL CO. gust, the office of the Town BveslaB Herald) IISO Ava. Amer- to Anne Cabot iThe Manchester "Gamparlta Rocn." NO OBLIGATIONS—FREE WTIX OFFERING appraisal arriving at aatlafactory of age, with boys' needs more ^ 1 CHOCOLATES appeared perplexed and then a bit Rev. Forrest Musser, minister of Clerk ahall be open from fi p. m. Icas, New York 19, N. Yv - - Evening Herald), 1150 Ave. Amer C.ox’emor lDon Johnson Ali Rosernien Determined ^ 1 Chester High and Trinity College praetu.e Monday night at .1,30 at the stunt, hut the mound stint was Country Slaughter In the Cardinal fashion. j KoHakitwski, llolirn* ■arks. Only a few week* ago \eeck waa Dodger* ...... 0 4 Little Nellie Fox and Ed Robio- ' swimming great, is a recent grsd- M i Neho Sports Editor Raymond .lohiisfiti outfield’ , la the *nnie guy who Second game of the week In the Star for New Clubs son led Uie I3-hlt blast against To Widen Loop Lead The Chief* have held their foes liiateI of- the Long Island College Nashville Tennessean told the story Following is th* list of playarp . New York, June 22 (Ah -P. K. scoreless for 40 Inning* in a row. | tlial. .Alcniaiiy Follow Steve Cooper pitched the Uttle Uttle League Alumni circuit will .Spec Shea and two others. After I of Medicine. Dr. Orfltelli will Billy Thornton won Junior Golf today: who appeared in gamaa and MUM 9 ’ W rigley, Jr., owmer of the (.Tileago be staged tonight at Charter Oak In Wins Ycslcrdav Fox opened with a triple ami Anythinf can hmppan In Brook Hartford blanked Williamsport, I intern at St. Francis Hospital in Rogovin was a third baseman to the plate j.- (bibs, called today for a new char League Bed Sox to a 3 to 1 vic 2-0. last night to ..tretrh the Tournament yesterday at Keiiey .Iliiimy Roach posted a tialllng 1? ***mMninc the big leagu^. . ' m Intercepting paaae.a and run- Field. Game time Is slated for • iireil on a fly, the Yanks never lyn, and anything ran happen in , 1 Inrt ford with the Chattanooga Ixwkouts In Player ter for the baseball rommission- tory over the Cards last night at string Park wtlli a record hrealung 33- mark of 373 for the season to O AB R H Ava-t^ Memorial Field. Dick Farrell the 6;lo. Brown and Beaupre, with a By -lack Hand did la lili up. de.-iiile two homers the .Soiilherii Assoriatlnn In 1941 Manneggis 3 2 0 2 1.000 I er’s Job as a search for a successor the Twilight League when Pratt SrlK nortady snd W(lko.9-Bai re 34 07 score The 17-yesr-nl(l fi'.ol M a n> li('-.l cf H ighs Imsehitll S ^ m a at present don’t h.ave grabbed three lUah pasaea in .;ne losing pitcher, allowed five hits, Best Ball Foursome* record of one win in three starts, (.\ssoeiuted Press Sports Writer) by Johnny Mize. Another new niemher of the He played 122 gaiiies al third, hit Roaeh ...... 13 51 14 19 .673 a game and led the notion 'n the Ui A. B. Chandler began in earn •nd Whitney and the British went into a semnd-iilace tic, two Msiirhesler star shaied three teaiii al the plaic Me. lecoril was much beyond Ned Carver, Duane struck out seven snd walked Satiirda.v will cross bats with the Last Hart Tlie 122..166 skeptical fans who' medical profession is Charlie Rob ting 280 for the season. Kosnkowski Interceptlon-riinbacks. ’The next est. Saul Rogovin, Bob Cain. Snin games behind Hartford. Next stroke* off par in winning A rec coiiijiiled 111 13 of the 14 games 14 .13 14 12 .3381 Plllette, Bay Coleman, Sherm Lol- three. Cooper held the losers to Pairings and starling times: ford Police team. saw the four-game senes came American* Club get together. bins. The famous local long dis One day Joe Engle, president of ttohrnthal year he was second in punt re "B efore we can pick the man (,’hapman. Tom m y Brown and Don They will clash again tonight at was Scranton, Just .003 behind. ord field of 88 rompeted. Thorn played fiy (he Indian.* He misaed 12 40 S 0 .338'. lar and posalbly one or two othera three hits, fanned nine and pa.ssed 11:4.') tlaefs, 4; Bech. 10; Za- Myles McDonough la expected away convinced tlio While Sox are tance runner, holder of eight Na the Lookouts, in an effort to get turns...The Three-I League can we must decide what the job Is,” Johnson know it was true .when The Scranton Miners raeked up ton wilt enter the I ’ niveraity of one game due to a fool ln|iirv. Alemany 14 40 n 11 .3 M v who can stick in the majors Hill two. By virtue of the win the Sox ver*ehind the Most t)all i)lsyers hear Hint After having balllcd tu three clouted Binglismton 0-4, g('tt(ng for a total o( Mc find I>av 8 15 .3 8 .300* he can build up the team the way pitcher and winner In all four out 1 2 :0 .') Tarca. 6: .Nolan, 9; L. Piial'.s uilh h;s firsl-iniiiiig land. < IlllO participated mcluded Tom Ted- hniii Hiid pit( li the oilier. Cleveland J 120,000. Others are baseball conimisaioiicr should not plate will be the starting battery cheerless message from tlie fn nt deadlock*, one ordered replayed six unearned n(ns in the first In lliiee doulilr-., ., in|dc ninl a li.aiie I 'arlsmi 13 48 4 9 .108*^ Frank Uine did the White Sox. . . ings. Fanell’s record now stamis Becker. I I ; 1’. Carl.son. 17. lionier with till' liases lull. Bill ford 80 in the .Senior Division 17- Itogovui hurled his four liil shut run lo Ills eiedil Ted Kazanskl I PhillleH-’l’erre be a pollreman. Me should he a for the visitors. office, sooner or later. Csiially it’s after the upholding o f a P. and W. ning Albany outlasted Eimlrs. Rellinghin 9 28 3 fi .170 ' When that happens, bring out at one win and one setback. The 12:1.1 Wilkie. Sr, 6; McBride. .N’li liolsoii and Willie Jones also ■ ^ 3 The Hamilton Props have drop 18 and In the Junior Division, 14- out In the seven-inning serond Hnulc), J80.000; Bill Tuttle iTi- leader.” Gary Bogll, Ricky Paquette and the ki.ss of death, meaning you’re protest, the club* finally came to h ’ _ " 11-10, in s game marked hy rosi Roach s ( ’( 'II, reeoid for the ten I Willu in 31 4 S .181 ' your dark gla.ases. Cards lodged a protest over an 9; Warren. 14; Thomas. 1.1. lioiiiered a.s the Phil.s swept U»* ped Fd Williams. Steve Massey 18, Inral plavers and their semes gnine Thst Is whnt gave Saul, now games was 34 1 nn || lui.s m 41 gcrs-yiiad Chtlesl. >7.1,000; J. W’. Chandler resigned effective Merldith Mohart will carry the through, bud. Get moving. a decision last Monday night when ly errors on both sides. ( 'on 111 an 45 a T .188 Ivory By ’The Pound umpire’s (leclsion 12 2.1 Kirkpatrick. 4; Hiiggin.s. tlirce-ganie series and sneaked In- ’ and Joe Berner from their roster were as follows Roh riiornlnn. of the While Sox’ mainstays, the 12 July 1.1. At thst time control of hnint o f the attack for the Beea. In the ca.ses of Rogovin. Cain. the Airmen defeated the BA’s by Hartford’s lefty Dick Kelley tlmra al bat, ranking him luiiiuig Klavell When Cincinnati scout Pat P at Porter and Floyd Penfold (W hite The Bed Sox broke away to * to foiirtli plaee. Roliln Rolieifs 86; Danny I'cMaitm 87, and Bob idea he should swticli to pitching 2 7 1 1 .143, baseball w ill pa.ss into the hands )l; Cerina. 11; Llthwln, 1.1. Chapman. Brown anil Johnson it a Hcore of 8 to 4. It looked like the helped the r'h(ef.s In tlieic fourth and have added Boh Davis, FM 1 the top five hitters in I he league Big Tom Brewer and Joe Longo terson visited Columbia, S. C., re .v!ox-Waerl(Kii, >60.000 and >40.000, two run lend in the first Inning lode liome .asy with a l2-hiU'’i I I’ eter.-on no cai d Ml I iiure . n .118, of an executive committee com 12:3.1 C. Anderson. 7: W. Mur are the over East’s big guns. seems to mean ttie d.awn of a new Airmen were headed for a big .straight Nhidout and fifth in their I'eiinehy and Hank Bartnirki for Not one lUhci pi (M l ,.n n,,. cently he discu.s.sed Odell Martin, respectively. . .Iku-sn’l that make after two batters had been re I■’,'l^;l,^ml .000 posed of Will Harrldge, American phy. »: J 'Pav.s. 13; .lohn.son, 14. life. They’re all red liot. tor Ids eighth win Itookie Paul , first place margin, but on Wed ■ s last six games He gate up six •he sec-'iid half of play in the TwI ! starling leaiii u ae ,-i i|,,. iiiu promising young Columbia Red.s a Cla.s.s H salary hnik silly? tired. Danny Ben singled to . ighf 1 ’olluc. 000 Ix'iigtie president; Ford Frlok, Na 12:4.1 .M'Kee, 4; Cole. 10; May- Just take a look at what hap LaPalnie was the loia i. nesday night the Wllliniantlc ^ hits Raseball I,eague Piavls pltehed Billy riinriiton and Holly Mand- I iiiai li I'l'lc Mam ggia pini co ,| pitcher, while dining with a news Cleaning the Cuff aii(| moved to third as Dave Goias Sports Mirror 1 lerney .000 tional League president; Tom den. 11: .Skinner. 1.1. pened yesterda.v: The Dodgers .Strelclied tin ir N a Ridge* ended the winning ways of ( for Elmira In the Eastern l..eague ly will represent Msnehesler In I relief hiirler, hiol a pci fo, | hilling reached on an Infield hobble. Dave j 4 ‘ paperman. . Pat said the lad need Konteuella .000 When Penn .State decided to Yaw'key, Boston Bed Sox; and 12:.1.1 Rockwell. 4: E. Ballsie- 1. Rogovin. traded bv Detroit tional U-agUi- lend to 6'.. ganic.s Johnny Rosar’s men with a 4-2 several years ago. Dennehy Is a the 36-hol(l quali'yiiig round of I streak m ill tiro hits m a like niini- ed only to add about 12 solid drop five minor sports as an econ Warren Giles, Clm iniiati Beds. promptly pilfered second and per, 9; Iximenxo. 11; Bengston. on Itoe's Kith straiglil victory. former t'iilver.'ot y of Illinois star, I I'rlilA) , June lier of I n|i.s III I 111' I an Tie rmi n .coo scored behind Benii on .lim Man- i to Chirago May 1.1. choked off the win. Thu*, having lost their first the lilale Am alciii golf cliaiii|iioii- pounds in weight to become a real omy measure, the only serious W rigley Is a member of the 28. .‘■(Inli y had a liig day for liini- while Hnrlmi'ki plaved with the j f'liit! :iMil \Vhilm \ ^'s rt (>nlv a soiih’niui a c Knaili h.ia cggln’s sharp single to center field j New York Y’ankeos witti four liit.s. game, the Ea.st Hartford nine is Jlnimv Griffin Sports Schedule .stiqi at llie Hidgewooil Count rv major league prospect. . .(Tluh squawk i ame from the gollm g screening eoiiimltlee appointed to 1:0.1 Riper. .1; Galas.so, 9: scll. winning No. !l with a sliutout I'nivei.sllv of Connect iciit nine > ( u .il lu i) more \cais nf cli|;ihihl\ in Dumi Tot il.R M 4(»3 Tr> 100 .216 A walk, sacrifice and a base hit | 5-2, restoring the W hite .Sox’ trail anxious to get bark on the w-ifi 1 (Tub in I'aiihiiiy Mninlly won Ihc prexy Bill McCarthy, dining near alnmiil. , . Hice football coarhes sift randUlates for niaiidler’s Job. Leone. 13; Sommers, 2.1. and starling tlie gHiiio-winning side and would like nothing better during the past season The I M \P Zioii'- ti 15 Kii- scholii-tic hall Mr u c. ific 'ip.’iiK scored the third and final run in j to 3'2 games. It was hi.s third One Year Ago Today Joe Mr- I Stste An'iilr 'r c))'nt in lOtu 11*47 by, took it all in witboiit a word are high on tackle Bill Crorkell, Their work is complete, he said, 1:1,1 -Wilkie. ,Ir, I: G. Wilson, sinirl with a ilouble. Solly Heiiiii.s’ than to start with a conquest of The Aircraft haa a sound Inner Props are the rlefending Ti9-| j hri’l ôn plug of Mir high nine ami I'lia.li (Uir \ nlloy the second. Magniison walked to | win and fifth complete game in Ckirthy resigned ss manager of snd 1946 Thornten Is a recent But a few days later he visite.l who they say will be All-Amcnca and a list has been (Irawn up. .Now 8; Ballard, 11; Havey, 20. single, an error liy W illie Mays th * B A ’a. snd outer defense in Nick DINiiz- l,eague champions I I’ariP OirtaiMP ve Army and Tolu Kelley is hanlimg upon lion o|)en the frame. Dave Toomey sae- | his new uniform. zo, Joe Tripp, Bill Connelly. Paul the Boston Red Box and wss sur- graduate of Ml Hermon A-ademy • doctor and came away with a material by lfi.')2 ..A ll they need It is up to bn.seball owners to 1:2.1 Faulkner, 4: W. Forde, Yeaterda.v'a Reavlta st Th# BA's will be at full strength I ! Nn\ V 0 15 ( ’harlet Oak lo assume that same field general- Nf V‘’ik (Nl-.A! (tpp Roh- rificed him along to second. Cisip- 2. Cain, .sent to Detroit in the ' i*” '’ » C.<’d .SchoondK-ns (lehon. Johnny Satagaj and Sam ceeded hy Steve O’Neill ■pedal welght-bulldlng diet . to do is change hla front name to make their decision. 12; J Prior, 13; J. Multine, 21. Kaatern wuro unoiiph lo hand a tilth los« for this game as they seek re I .Mel ('iishiiig Little I.eagiie Mrown and Hraupie \p K M .slnp next NPa.son I ’rael icallv I hr I'rl Shnw nii\’n . ftrsl prcpulrnl of er singled to renter to register | Rogovin deal, polished off Phila Wylie. First pitch is at 6 o’clork. •Tm fattening that boy up,” Bill Davy and give him a bowle knife There have been two trends of 1:3.1 lyockwood, .1; G. Smith, Hartford 2. WilllEmsport 0. Scran to the (Jmnts’ Sholdon Jones, a venge for the lacing dished nut Five Years Ago Today Gnllor- A1 .Siirowiei . lug R nlisli Ainen- , I'.M. rt 15 ('barter OnU ixliole leam roliirii.s tlu‘ I nitr.l Status leJiwn TenniA Magniison. ton 7. S«*herierla'i\' 6. delphia, 9-3, his fifth win since he publicist. Iia.s also been handling explained. . . .tiince he ha.s been managing Ihoiighl In baseball. One Is to gel 10; R. Cotton, 1.1: E. Remmey, 1.1. non-winnor. •arly thi* week. Coach Tony Be ette heat Stym ie bv a head in win I home game., played to dale in the raii oiiKu'Uler, tinned pitcher last Mondn>. •Iiine Roiicli and Wall Koaakia\.,kl ,\ .A.s.x’lnt U'U was AHsiplant Sccrc- a national figure. The name of The ('arda averted a whltewa.sh \ft’llkes-Barrp 9. Binghamton 4. left Chicago. First Round 1.4-eders the ,1Sth Brooklyn Handlesp night for the Ito^-als and blanked lied fill niosl nin.s scoieil uilli 14 ta iy nf \\ i\y und«'r PrrPtdrntA Texn.s City in the C iilf Cuist 1:4.1- Boyce. 7: t>Martiri, 10; Albany 11. KImira 10. rube will probably have Lefty ! Alumni Little I.a*agiie Mel Is 1 Fltiljjea vs Pratt aiul VV’hitnev. 0 Jim Farley, former po.stmaster with a lone run in the sixth. Cor- j the Hamilton Pro|'S 2 to 0 In a Ix'Bgne, llollie Hemsiey has Owens. 13; Barcella. 22. Natioaal S. Chapman, sold to Cleveland Persan around along with Cal Ten Years Ago- Frank Parker I anxious to have some a,s.sistanre I Oinl ' eai li The fiu nier al:.o had I he rbroflnn- lb>fip» N Tlt pud William general, has -been heard most fre- ky Kishi'r opemM the Inning with by Philadelphia in mid-May. Toledo. O , June 22 (8?' The Hartford Dusty I.esgue game Riir ninsl Mils and lolnl luisrs Ko.a ' Mou aril Tuft caught, played first base, third. an InfiehUhil and went to second I 1:.1.1 C Multine. 6; P. Ballsle- Bt>’)oklyn 6. Cincinnati 4. Lyl*a for thta on*. If the BA’s won the National rlay rourts ten I In the Alumni I.eagiie and anyone .Silk l i l y vs Green Msnnr. 8 15 (piently in this eonnection. The PhllatleJphla 10. Pittsburgh I. caught fire at Fenway Park in the Veeck Says Browns I field waa chasing two slow-mov- owtee sentiered six hits George kowski hsDgeil out four donhlrs In I shortstop, left and right field and on a passed ball. Fisher was given per, 7; Porterfield. 9; Springer. 13. can’t win It, they will drop below nis title hy defeating Bobby I interested may eontart Mel or Ree C lisrler Onk other Is to get a ha.sehall man. St. Loui.s 3. New York 0. Tribe’s 8-4 victory. He drove home ' mg. drawling North Carolinians .Swan allowed s like niimher of lend tliaj depatl men* while luii 3 hr T oxmp I.rapiir wap onr<9 i finally pitched a game. The Tox the steal sign and reached third ! .800 for the first time In fiv* Riggs. 6-4. 8-1 D irerlor John Hedlund. Tuesday. June 28 HELP George T raill man. head of the other game* piislporif'd. three with a double and then y*ara In the league. They have today aa the second round started hingles for the losers Mlnlriicei had two Inpirs Roach known ap tbr Trxap-Tcrrltory ins still are In last place. safclv when the hall was dropped Will Not Mc»ve Twenty Years Ago- Henri Co En,)d Hiiiii))|on i s I’ rrtit snd min«(rH, probably leads this list. American stole home in the first inning. split In six game*, sharing third in the $1.1.000 Inverness best-hall and Minkv Hohenlhal < h col- Lrngur on tile tag. Bruce Smith’.s Infield, f gtgjgy..gt f o n Chicago T). New Y'-rk 3. rbet of France was upset bv .81lk City has rut loose Pete Wild ney 6 ( i\ nl "The pletiire baa changed com I-ater he knocked in another run • place with the Ridges. The Atr- round Robin Golf Tournament. Jackie M ay made hla deliiit nith Ipcled s round trl|)pei. the only WANTED Mcminnies Have Iteciird Season out tallied vorky from third. ! i^ffUgUe LiKUaerS Cleveland A, Boston 4. Nigel Sharpe of Englsnrl fi 8-3 Staiini, Gronherl snd Willie Olek- Red .^-'x vs Ikidgers, 6 1.1 Me- pletely In the 31 years since Judge Since he joined the Indians he has St Louis. June 22— A*) - BUI . men are etlll In first place, one Out front with a plus five rat- Pratl and Whitnev last nighi and onea till this pil'd •.ca'.on Farrell with two for two was Detroit 9 rhflai.elphlk S. 6-2 In Wimhtednn’s first round. j.sinski Pratt snd W hitney has I nicrial liene.saw Mountain Ijindis heraine U'ashington 1^, St. I,.r.uis 3. hit four homers. With the A s he , full game ahead of Bilk City log, four ahead of their nearest twirled the Airmen to a 8 In 1 win H'dientlial took care of 8i put Tallahaasee, Fla. — — The the only member of the Cards I hat Veeck, baseballs master show dropped Boh Hubbard, Sian Grif- SI .lames vs 7,urns, 8 11 Ro- Exp*ri«iic«d Gos Station iiur first eominissloner,” said By The Assooialed Press International Ko ehangea are expected In the foe — after a nIne-under-par 82 In over Hartford Machine and Screw oiils fops In this ilep.srimeri Hnr- I Florida State University l)ii.si,,[,i found no difficulty with the offer had none. ' liertsnn W rigley. ” \Ve need a new set of American l.eagae Springfield. Buffalo, j>pd. rain. man. plans to make things ityely yesterday's play—were Clayton W eetem Women’s Open I fin and Pete HomlnskI TTie Alr- Company. ,Ma\ gave up hut two I old Cnrisnn, youthful shortstop ! team clo.sed Its lO.'il season with ings of Cooper Maneggia collect 4. Brown, the perpetual juve ' regular Hneup* and the BA's must Attmdont. Apply specifications for the Job When Halting I bjised .-n bV) times at bati Montreal 7 Hocheater 4 flit. in St. Louis when he gains control count upon Cliff Keeney, Dick snd Heafner of Charlotte, second plac ; men have added Ed Biiekie, Char hits May beeomes eligible lo pla> \4 rdncsda}, June 27 had I he imisl assists, 3.1, snd the WAHTED ' 13 wins against 6 defeats for the ed two safe hits for the unde nile hope at Brookl.VTi, finally we get that we can decide on a - MliDis--. I’hlcago, .TA,'. Fain. I’hlla- Baltimore 4. Ottawa 0. Bill Foiey, Herm Correa and Jim er in last week’s National (5pen, Philadelphia. June 22 i/T- It lie Wrinn snd Jsekie Msy The with the Airmen iti the Twi I.oagiie Essl Hampton vs. RA *. 8 I iiiust errors, 16 Roach led with 1(1 best record since the sport was in- S\ raeuse 3. Toronto 1. heard the "change of scenery ” of the Browns. COOK'S man to fit th em ” feated Sox. tlelphia. ..Vi.’i and Johnny Palm er of Badln. will be two of golf’s career girls BA's have dropped Vie Tsggart. next week 0\ hI, I runs fiiiMed In : augtirated here in IP48. Coaeti Red Sox New York Yankees. Ellis Plrt’PUAd'it 1*9 60; r,..blns.in. Cbirag". ftfi. Hartford ...... 3.3 21 .611 came through with a grand slam American League club from Bill Last ISighVs Fights I with 12 W’alks. He tied honorarv Monchostor Grton Hcriii. 2b 0 3 0 Hits F'X, t'Tilrsgo, 93. DiMLgglo. Scrant«-M ...... 31 2.3 .574 3 annual Western Women’s Open submitted a request to General tains. 6 1.1 Charter Oak. six out of seven starts. Byan of the Cleveland Indians and home run in yesterday’s 10-.1 and fTharlie D eW itl was sn- I.1UI Perlni of the Boston Braves. 0 1 1 S2. S< henei tadv ...... ,32 34 .571 2 g olf championship. I .Manager George Waddell for an A r i ’ i.T 9 0 0 romp over Pittsburgh. nounced yesterday. Wrigley declined to reveal any of MatiPKir'a <* f)(-iible.s Fain, Hhilailelphla. 30; Wilkes-RKrra ...... 32 24 .:>7t 2 Money and professional preatige ThuradAy'a HI Am 0 0 0 5. Johnson, clicking for his appropnation of >4,521 for the By The Associated Bres.* the names on the prepared list, Twcnlv tf F--X. t’blrapo 17 Bir-ghaml'-n ...... 2h 27 .509 Veeck was a.sked whether St. are the goals for Louise Suggs 1 0 0 9; F'-x. PLAINYILLE purchase of new blearheri. Kansat Oty Upx l.Aynr 197. Mngnu9«»M rf Triples Mlni'So, Chicago. Klmlra ...... 26 30 .464 8 old Y'ankee boss. Bucky Harris, hut he Indicated It was a lengthy 6 0 0 Louts could expect the side at SPEEDWAY and Patty Berg, a pair of methodi Lfewiptown. Utah, outpointed Batting. Sam Chapman. Indiani Tooiney, 1b Chtcni:". 6 Albany ...... 19 33 .36,3 13 now that both are In Washington, one. 0 3 0 H-un*’ runs Williams. Boston. 14; 37 ’ .337 15\.^ tractions he offered as owner of cal and tournament wise pros. Henry Hall, 17B. New Orlrane, 10. (,’leamd baaea with three-run (.’ooper. \Vlllla.m sport ...... IS turned in a six-hitter against St. VBATURES Annual Ktwanis Golf Associa JARVIS REALTY 00. Hfblnson. Chlcag'-. 13. Nitloanl the Milwaukee Brewers and the Glory, medals and a precious MlnneapollB Tom m y Civop- double In firPt Inning and «tole Louis last night for his third tion of Connecticut will stags Its HIGHEST It's Offirlal Now Total« 19 S 5 7 1 Sl-den bases - Busby. Chicago. 16; Brooklyn ...... 3S 20 .655 — Cleveland Indians. Those includ cup are the rewards for Pat O’.Sul- holl. 137‘ a. Rock Teland. Ill , out home to complete four-run inning .*> IK)VLR ROAD i fl) iiki i .540 straight win 9-2, In between the annual tournament Monday at the New York. June 22 -A? Ixmi M S-. Chica>;'i. 13, New York ...... 34 29 ed tight-rope walkers, fireworks, a 2-25 LAP FEATURES llvan. who plays Miss Berg and pointed Pol Flanagan, 137\. St \^<>un(i up with four hltn pnd four AH H M A E I'ltrhmg (base.l on five <.eclsi--i!S> — St. Loiils ...... 31 29 ..M7 8 I Manche-ster Country Club Art Rossini, who guided Columbia Yanks and Senators, Johnson did niir.sery for the benefit of has«'- * STANDARD STOCK CARR e Marjorie Lindsay, who goes PRICE PAID Ôuesfiohs to 3 11111 hsi Fâul, 10 I KBl r> In Indtanp 8-4 win over Red Cniversity’.i basketball team to r. rn Humpert Chii.'ig" 7-0, 1 ' . Felb*r. Phllrt-lelplu.a ...... 29 m .492 9'a a turn at St. Louis which .sold him ball-loving raolliers. and the like. Knofla Is general chairman of th* Ualglp. rf I o 0 0 t. <1 Clew-lLinl 10-1 fs»9 Boston ...... 29 31 .453 10 against Louise Grand RapidP. Mich Ouirk .S4TX. the Ivy Uagup ehampionslnp last to Wa.shington May 29. ”I always believe in having fun SUNDAY NIGHT— 7:30 P. M. day close to 100 Klwanlana from Stnilh cf 3 0 0 0 0 6 Strik'’"Uls McO'-rmott, 67; Cincinnati ...... 26 30 .4*3 10 N o amateur has won the title Davey, Kaat leAnetng, Mlrh., Pitching. Aaul Rogovin, While Recently traded stars did not ALL MBATBt AduMa Ul-M Tax Onol,—^jhlldren S5e Tax lad. all parte of the state are expected For cloan, usad cars a . season, tmlay took over offielally If . 2 0 0 0 0 f Baaclu. New Y -rk. 66. Chicago ...... 2b 30 .455 1P 2 at the ball park,” Veeck »aid. since 1947. outpointed Tommy Darrough, IftO. Sox—Têd Yankeep with four ..200 to rompete. There will be indivi as head coach. Gordon Ridings, Squatrltri, r National I.eagne Pittsburgh ...... 21 36 .968 16', rate such important roles in the "Baseball is entertainment. Why ■OUTK n a ntEE a PARKINO a PLAINYILLE, CONN. Flint, Mich., 10. hitp to earn LTucago even break '46 and up who suffered a heart attnek Just .\l"9kl , 3b . 3 0 0 BstMiig Mu.^:al St Ic-uis 371, Amerirnn other major league games played surround it with a staid, solemn dual and team prize*. CKilf artl'I- 1 2 Akron, O. Ronnie Delaney. IftiO in vital penep on 45-2 virt«»r> He- SHOE before the start of last season, Simtni'ii9. 3V .. 2 0 o U-.ldti.ffoji Br-.klvM 370 Chiv ag 4«> 19 .678 — yesterday when the St. Louts atmosphere 7 ti«s will start at noon with dln- ..203 2 0 Huns Ib'-lge.M, Bri"'kl:-n and Dark, ...... 36 .621 Akron, outpointed Terry Moore, life7, PhiladrlphiA. 5 Vale (Vrw Favored USED GARS Toti.li . 31 1 3 1ft A 4 Dark New ^’ -rk .S3. Philadelphia ...... 3*1 39 .339 30 cinnati. 6-4. with ninth-inning help The short-sleeved idea man wa* Friti. Hattinqar It No "On The CiirT*” 111 6th. Kiwanis Club golf tourney were D O N E W H I L E AH/(fSecf c$r a-Struck l>..ubles- B 'bins«-n Hronkhn; Dark, St. Louis 19 39 .328 I from Carl Erskine. emphatic in saying the club will b-Han for Marp.-nal In titb. New Y-.rk; Bell Pittsburgh. 17. InternBtiofiftl Lenqar Connaefod With as follows: Henry Smith beat John Old Roldirr’a Job ! New Loi^don, .fune 22 Al- flAIITKOKI) HOAD Braves Rained Out j remain in St. Louis. Y O t WAIT Hrd S-.v ...... 21'» OOx -.3 Triple,- Mu.«il! St L'Uts 6, Biium- Montrei.l 44 2.3 .6.57 Tha A & C Walding Co. Summer*. 5 snd 4; Roy Slocum ' though the «filh Yale Hnrvard ro- t’arils Oilll tHIl 1 li--lt/ Chi..'iC'-. .'i S\ raeu.«e ...... 3S 2.3 .603 4 A scheduled Boston at Chicago } " I think we can build up inter- Low cost' downed Chick Hogan by default; I Doutpville iN E A i Oen ' gatta here late tnd«v wap the ma- Telriihiine 2-4168 Uui.S bllttf.l 111 Mjiti-'MUm 2 <’--i-pcr. H-'iiie rune Ib'lRes Bic-khn, 31; Huffal'- ...... 31 26 ..544 8 game in the National was rained , est in the team. ” he said. ” Ther>' Art Knofla trimmed Dr. Ray Douglaa Mac Arthur will be hon I V’T event, a remark dropped hy SAM YULYES StnUli; At -l*'n bu.«<'.«. to>l.'t.«. t'.-t-per - Westlake St L-'ii.-ff, 17. H...'li**ster ...... 33 30 .524 9 out after one inning with the i* a.s much chance of transferring P. S.: Tha Manehastar orary referee at the United Stntee Tom Bollra. the tYimaon a veter Who iwaod It—ind hew woll wts H kopt op? H ere at Ki.sh«*r; iwift Toom-'i 2. tj.i’jblp St.-b’ii bases .leihre, B'’'St<-'n and Mozzer, 3 and 2; Ed Clarka sllm- OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. 701 MAIN 8THKKT Baltimore ...... 3* 1 36 .45.5 n'-j Braves on top 1-0. : the Yankees out of New York as I verpup Japan flrpt-rouiul Davip an and purceapful crew* roach pla> • .‘Siiuhtnto. Alosiky; b’fl on base*. Ip.bit.Son, Bfooklvn. H', 14'... Radiator Co. Has No inated Ev Keith, 3 aht) 2. Ray Packard, we know the pedigreea of the car* w « ToTi'-nto ...... 27 .V> . 4.^5 Rogovin's brilliant performance there is of moving the Browns out b. Pltciiing-Hoe, Br.-'-klyn 10-0. 1000; I ('up mati hep in I»ulpvtlle. .lulv . BUPed porno rai':ing of eyehroua. take in trade— cara carefully maintained by the Ued S-.x 6, r.irtli* bftacs <'ii balls, 1 Htawa ...... 37 36 .429 15 Cennoction With tha Owens downed .Inhn Olsrm. 3 and ( ’(.nper 2. Karroll .3; strike.-nts. r..oprr Branca. Br'M-kH’ti, ft-1. .k.33. 20 at Yankee Stadium yesterday was of St. Louis.” I 20-22 Win oi lope. Yale w mp the fa ■nbetantial folks who are bu3ring the popular 'new Sprlngrtcld ...... 23 42 .354 2 .llni Blair whipped Hap .Ma'l- 9. Farrell 7; bit bv pllfbcr. by t*--oper St rlk»*<‘ut»-^pahn. 67); N’ew- Todn>'« finmen modern hooting! A & C Walding Co., Jos. t vorite to win the natlon'p onlv den. .1 and 4. Flarle Cnifford de IS-ll Packard. ii)«tgb'»: wiM pitches. t,'--.-per. pass C.-mbo. Brtiokl\n. 63 Ks»tern j Wny Rnrk There I four-mile rare on the Thamea Riv- ed bklls, Manrggln; tinipires. i;b>vino. O. Hattingar, Prep. For feated Herb House. 2 snd 1. Sec How Ihoroufhlf hot It boon rocondltlonodT W e’re proud Hartford at Williamsport, I er Hollrs told newamen that tie Hrilnard; time. 1 2b. Albany at Klnilrk. ond round matches mii.st he' play to have you look inside, under the hood, into the bHsinoss with Mr. Hat* 1 Stale ('oliege, l‘a iNFAi miKht <<»nlmir roachtng evrn 2. Wllke.s-Barra at BlnRhamton. ed hy .Inly 13 Blsir Is the defend Bapebal) hap been played at Penn though he heromea Harvard p trunk—anyu’here—bex-auae we do a complete recon Scranton at .Sr-hanrclady. First Fiddle la the only horse .\iiiiouiioc Blue, tingar coll 3591 batwoan ing champion State ainre 1875. I ptbletlr director on .lulv 1. ditioning job, with your lasting aafety and aatia- to win the 60.000 Ma.ssnrhuBetla Amertean Cleveland (Feller Id-li at New York 8 and 9 A. M. faction in mind. Handicap twice. Ked Pairings OIL BOILER Coseh Wsllv Fortin's Amenesn 1 Rev n.dds fi-ti. .Niglll, It H fuorontood—end whit does the (uirantM cover? Our ciileago ((lumper; 7-Oi at Boston Packard Blue Ribbon guarantee covera all vital rarnell 7-41. M rIiI. USED CAR The Red and Blue team rivalry 3. parta c»mptetely. Detroit (C.rav i-T) st Washlnfton : at Manchester Country Club (Sanford 1-3). .Nlrht. How woH oriU M Bind op In the yurt ihud? Answer; For among women golfers begins im SI. Louis IWldmar 3-51 st Fhils- ] FOR SALE-6-ROOMtOLOHIAL the beat in trouble-free durability— pick a Packard. OLDSMOBILE mediately with the announcement delphls (Kellner 4-,'.i. NlRht. MOT YYKm - 4. National It's a fact: Of all the Packards built-in the last WANTED of the pairings hy Captains Bar- Bro.,kiyn (Branea 0-1) st Pltlsbur*h j frem the seme unitl Fumiihad or unfurnished. Cambridge Sfreet See- 62 years—over .10''1. are still in service! Door black wilh while wall l)ara Piper of the Bliie.i and 1 1-ollei i-.3i. Nlghl. . SALE! AVAILABLE CLEAN USED CARS Eunice Owens of the Reds. The I’blladelptdk (Thompson 3-4) at ! Remember: For the price of a “used car” you Rocket EnRine SS. 1919 4- first round must be played by Clnnnnatl i PerkowsUl t-D. Nl*ht. 1 W a ora ovaratockod and nood room. Coma in Hen. Large, private yard, Oreploca, 2 car garage, can now own a re-newed tires, hydramatic drive, July 7 and the member.^ of the New York (MaRlIe ll-3l at Ollc*»o *46 A N D UP Red team do the calling to make (Lrfiwn ff-4'. today and wa ora sura wa can maka you o vary at- a* *n tm*n *r seell heater, radio, backup liRhlff. arrangementa for matches this Boninn (flfcin 4*7) at »t. Louti (Fo- FOR omouita drive. lime. holMky 4-61. Ntirht. troetlva dool! AT YOUR AUTHORIZED W e’ll guarantee this to be HIGHEST InteraatloBal PACmO BLUE RIBBON Pairings are as follows with the Ottawa at SprlnFfl<*ld (8 p. m,). LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER a perfect trade-in. Blue team listed first: Peg Stevens IMMEDIATELY TELEPHONE OWNER 3-9595 vs. Julie Faulkner; Cora Anderson SPECIAL USED CAR PRICES PAID V* Anne McBride; Carolyn Lnk- ing vs. Helen Ayers; Alice Bllsh '■■'I 1950 BUICK 4-DODR SEDAN $15*5 OEUVERT MANCHESTER VS. Naomi Lockwood; Nellie John This week’s seie-priced specials: CENTER MOTORS son vs. Katherine St. John: Alys ORKMEN S COMPENSATION 1949 FORD GLUB GOUPE $1145 Davies vs. Mae W ilkie; Peg Chan 1950 BUICK 2-DOOR SEDAN Main Streat— Next To The da vs. Ann Mannella; Mell.s.sa De- Raym ond E. G on m m Green. Radio and heater. Low mlle«ta. fltock No, 17-310. DOWN MOTOR SALES Po«t Office Martin vs. Jean Remmy: Dot Ball- INSURANCE AGENCY 1948 PLYMOUTH PAYMENT $415 sleper vs. Olga Havey; Bettey 1949 FORD 2400R SEDAN Specifi deluxe 4-di»or sedan, resplendent, medium gray. WEST CENTER AT Open Evenings Dntll 8 42 Brookfield St. TeL Ml NOW OPEN 1950 MEHOUHY GLUB OOUPE $1995 Benton vs. Hazel Barger: Georgia Complete motor overhaul I month ago. Excellent through Bank Financing HARTFORD ROAD Ijimbeck vs. Lit Holway; Helen Blue. Radio and Hester. Rtock No. D-177. out. Sun visor, slip rovers, many others. >Ioaora 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN-COUPE $1595 1949 BUICK 2-DOOR SEDAN tasM mask kMi *m I as ealni- hsat haas )• « fad kaasasi Ss m DOWN Mellander vs. Eleanor Rtker. ■•r. O fm 4irt*'lta I sirfad is •craba anabastleB ekaaWr tea BIsek. Low raJInnge. Radio and HeoU r. St4>eh R *. V-30D. GAS STATION varw Bat su m ata Wappag la Hartford Road 1950 PACKARD PAYMENT $699 •kssibar. Oaaa kMt—hid kvraa 6 passenger club coupe. Appealing run metal gray, A -l 1944 CHEVROLET ^DOOR SEDAN a ffemu sisii—■ n fad Mmplatolr. 1—DIPLOMAT white wall tire*. i«-at eovent. foam cushion*. Tops In Tu, luxury •sw-r# a* (« 1949 MEBGURY STATION WAGON $1795 quality, prestige, style, safely and long life. Ask for 37-.A. FOR RENT 1948 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN Black. Fully equipped. Ntock No. 17-178. Balance en«y 18 months. OTHIR UNIQUI O-I fuel-saving design features: 1—8PORTABOUT special G-E Burner Nosile'and "Heat Trap." Drive-In 1949 MEROURY OLUB OOUPE 91545 DOWN 1947 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE COUPE 250 Hartford Rood — Aerou From Cheney MIH PAYMENT With RopoirMT's LiemiM LeV us tell you about the popular G-E OIL Berwick Oreah. Fluid DH t*. Radia and Heater. Stack Na. 1946 BUICK $395 17-188. Super 4-door sedan. Gleaming black. A -l roniUtlon. I.oud> Don’t risk blow-outs on the 1947 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN F U R N A C E for warm air heating systems. Ask 1—CLUB COUPE Ray and Chef Novak, Proprietert ed with m ajor areesnorles, such as, sun x1sor, 2 spotlights, and Usod Car LIc m m . plastic seat covers, directional signals, etc. Plenty of luxury road! Get more miles, drlv- us about omasing new Air-W all Heating, too! Telephone 2-8210 m ileage still left. Ask for 27-lt. Balance easy 18 months. 1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION inK confidence from these 1946 BUICK 2-DOOR SEDAN Ffcon# for FRU home hooting tvrv*^ Cantor St.. Manchostar OptR MoRiay Through Saturilay 2-DOOR SEDAN $1595 DOWN rayon-carcass, cold-lubber 1946 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN Mark. Radio, Heater, Overdrive. Stack IVc. Y7-tM. 1947 PACKARD PAYMENT $399 9 A. M. ta 1 A. M. 4-door "Clipper” sedan, d ryllnder. Rich, Packard Blur. NEW ’ tires. Trade your old IISESAI ALLOWANCES Oaa-aavlng overdrive, elrrtromatlO cluteh-ellmlnator, plastic tires now! SAVE! DRIVE For Informotion Coll 1941 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN G EN ERAL^ ELECTRIC 1949 MEROURY OONY. OOUPE 91945 •eat entrera. Two fog lights. Single owner. A luxury value Opan Sundaya 1 P. M. to 11 P. M. at minimum coat. Ask for 47-A. Balance easy 18 months. SAFELY! Maroon. Radio and Heater. ExeaOcal eaadltton. Stock Wo. H E R I K A Y 1941 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN NT-IOI. LOW HNANCE SATES DOWN Hartford 8^139 Most of thosa ears hova radio and hootars. LoW , FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL OR WRITE Hot Dogs Hsmburgers 1950 BUICK PAYMENT 1949 DHEYROLET 4-DR. SEDAN $1945 far 55-A. Special Delnxe 4-door—color black. Single monthly paymants. $4.04 PER HUNDRED :r. V ery clean and nice. Top value. Balance easy 18 WE WILL ALLOW French Fries Clams and Fish Black. Radio aod Heater. Btoek No. V-184. Up To S in EACH FOR YOUR OLD TIRES NEW THRILLS! TERRIFIC SPEED! ACTION PACKED! WILLIAMS OIL SERVICE NOTE: ALL CARS WITH RADIO AND HEATER Grinders Sandwiches STOCK CAR RACES S41 BROAD STREET—TEL. 1-1257 A U AlOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS 'W TIRES GAPPED - l-DAY SERVICE HALF MILE TRACK Orders Put Up fe Tcriie Out SULLIVAN SAFft RUY USED CAR WARRANTY Gorman Name ...... Fountain Service— Wirii OeoHit WHITE SIDEWALLS A SPECIALTY STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY Ro l im e n e , m e. Addreoa y,. HOOD'S ICI CREAM ROND 8RIAD GARS GALLED FOR AND DEUVERED 'BENEFIT CAMP OOURANT FUND MOTOR SALES, Inc. DODOE— PLYMOUTH— OODOE TRUCKS SATURDAY NITE— 8:15 P. M. DARI MAID MILK 8ARONET COFFII 285 MAIN STREET Telephone Number...... *34 CENTIR STREET RES. SEATS— G1.M T ax IscL FREE BRUNNER’SPACKARD CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY GEN. ADM .— Sl.SO Tax. Imd. P A D K I M a OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 2-4571 Clip and Mall. Manchester Coot, Apron end Towel Supply Co. 4 'IUI.DKF.N—Otic Tax Incl. an U 0 I I I H i m 3 M KAST C E N T P I STREET. T E L 5191 29 RISSRI.I, STREET TEI.EI'HONE r>167 Reservation: Phone Stafford Sprlnij:% Conn.. 828 f i P W 1 Q D | L Y UNTIL 9 P. M,— SAT. UNTIL 5 P. M. e MANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCIÊSTER. CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 22. 1951 PAOB Tm iTM M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 195X PAOl TWILVB OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS SIDE GLANCES BY (; a l b k a it h CARNIVAL BY M C K T O n m Bltnation* Wanted— Gardcn-7-Fani— Dairy R4MNB* Withoat B. aiding. Highest quality materlala. ville 5-9036. STATION WAGON Sandy—Jock, I think I'll atop and Inspiring thoughts, which will Itntversal $37.9.5. Montgomery Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. Bosine** Locations be ready to aerx’e you at tlme.s of Heater, defroster and overdrive. Dion, In c, 299 Autumn atreet General office work (no typing VERY REASONABLE. Two regis reading newspapers on the sub Ward, Main atreet. necessary) will give you a stimu Hoa*etaoid (iooda 51 For Rent 94 need. 'The following thoughts will Two to choose from one green one Tel. 4860. tered English Setter puppies, one way. I ’m afraid it’a a verra bad L o st lating variety In your work. habit. be of suggestive value in tills in bronze. TRUCK TIRES Wards have the male, one female, four months Who Wants A Bargain? OFF70E IN Orford buUdljig. Real spect: God la love. True knowledge UOST—X «yt, vicinity of Loko In following truck Urea on hand for G UARANTEED Roofing and roof old. Call, 8212. 1 HAVE tN MY STORE estate, profaaalonai. ato. Apply Jock It is that, Sandy. It’s 1951 WILLYS 4 WHEEL verra bad on the eyes. Is based on truth. Right thinking OnUr Sprinji Pork. Ro^-nrd. Immediate deliverv: 9:25 x 20 - repairing. Luttera and conduc Typlata will find pleasant .work LEFT OVER FROM LAST YEAR Marlow's is prayer. Truth, good, and bcmily L Sandy—That's what I thought. Phone 2 -^ 8 . DRIVE 1 TON PICKUP 10 ply, 9:00 » 20, 10:00 X 20. tors. Coughlin 7707. ing conditions and fine advance RABBITS For all purposes. 75c 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE Those nervous fellows Just won’t should each be sought for its own Unbeatable performance in rough 11:00 X 24, 12:00 X 24, 11 00 x 20, ment opportunities. up. Healthy New Zealand, Flem •■Phllco’’ Electric STORE FOR Rent. Inquire Dlaiia'a hold their papers attll while you’re sake. Faith is always crcnlivc. Now with thp npw Hurri 8 .50 X 20 . 7:00 x 20. 7:.50 x 20, ish cross. Red., white, fawn and Refrigerator—"Bengal" Soda Shop, 216 Spruce street. Tlirift of time brings ripeness of Amio«BCMicfito Rooflnc 16A Phone 2-8093. reading them. cane engine. 8:00 X 18, 8:,50 x 18 , 7:00 x 15, Girls with an aptitude for math black. H. Blliin," 198 Brewer Combination Range— "Unlveraar’ mind. An inspiration la a Joy for BALXARD'S DRIVING School. 7 00 X 17. 7 .V) X 17. and 13 x 24 COUGHLIN’S Roofs stay onl For wlU find several opportunities street. East Hartford. Hartford Washer ever. 1951 WILLYS 1 WHEEL 8-0862, FOR RENT—900 Square ft. on One of the best of (lie dog Mancheeter'e oMeet. A.A.A. type tractor tires. All quantities are guaranteed roofing call Coughlin which will appeal to them. rU sell tt very reasonable and DRIVE .lEEP on easy terms, with free storage busy thoroughfare. Ideal for all ilories now making the rounds Is dual controli. Hundredt of *atla- limited Montgomery Ward. 828 7707. A film star met a prcsliicer on Fully equipped to work for you. until you need it. If you’re looking types of business. Call Madeline this: In one town, the sheriff also fled etudenls, no waiting. Day Main street, Manchester. A five-day week, cafeteria paid Article* for Sale 46 Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 . 4679. doubled as a veterinarian. One a Hollywood boulevard. ROOFING Specializing In repair for a bargain then phone me and evening appolntmenta. 2- vacationa, liberal sickness and hoa- MR. ALBERT. HARTFORD 6-0358 night a woman phon«l, asking him Star -How’s business? ing roofs of all klnda. Also nsw BOLTON — Building atone and Producer—Why, it's stupendous. 2245. SELECTED USED CARS pitalizatlon program. A company AFTE R 7 P. M. 46-4690 to hurry over to her home. "Do Trailer* for Sal* 6A roofa. Gutter work. Chimneys representative will be at the Con fiagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. you Want me as a sheriff or as a It’s colossal, it's dynamic. It s un 12 X 20 BUILDING, contain! two- 1940 CHEVROLET 4-DR. cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex necticut State Employment Serv. Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnude. WE BUY jid sell good uaed furni FOR RENT 4-2Z veterinarian? ” he asked. "Both." precedented . . . It'll be better 12 X 10 room*. Can bo used as SEDAN— $1.20.5 perience. tree estimates. Call Ice, 898 Main Street. Manehe.^ter, ture, combination rangei, gas JRwa-LieMSr said the woman. "I want you to next week. HOME-.MADE utility trailer, also rummer cottage. Muet be mov Direction llghta, acat envera. Howley. Manchester 5361. on Tuesday, June 28. from 9 to KOYAJL AND SmUb-Oorona port ranges and heaters Jonea F3irnl- ON OR ABOUT AUG. 1 THE LORD OF THE MANOR B. • B POT «*. open up my Bulldog's mouth—he's ed. Phone 2-0442. McClure Auto heater and defroater. A very 1949 Ford wheel. Phone 2-0693. 3:,30. able and Jtsndaro typewritesa tiu-e Store. 36 Oak Phone 2-KMl. got a burglar in It." In our town two brothers mar AH makes of adding machines 378 Main street emooth automobile. ground floor professional OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ried a mother and a daughter, Heating— Plumbing 17 sold or rented. Repairs on ai OLD RED Tin Bam, 706 North It waa a little girl's first day at making the children of the young s a v e : Up to 4 cent! per gal. on Motorcycle*— Bicycle* 11 makes. Marlow's. office. Excellent parking 10.50 CHEVROLET 2-DR. PLUMBING and heating, special Main street, buys and sella good school and the teacher was mak er couple nieces and nepliews and Sunoco-Hl-teet gasoline, 17,0c WANTED-Waltreat for night facilities. Can be seen Iqr also grandchildren of the older SEDAN— $1,40.5 izing In repairs, remodeling, cop used furalt.ir> and antiques, fS A D .' MOW DID tHAT ♦llZ SET '{^TME o l d PANTHEC _ ing out her registration card per gal. Pree tire plan available. 1045 HARLEY-DAVIDSON motor- work Apply In person Murphy's RICH FARM top soli, $10 per couple and making the motlier Heater and defroster. Very clean per water [iplng, new construc Frank Denette. Phone 2-3376. appointment only. ll'JTO T H e 6QGLE ? V^HOSe IT ■? ■' EXTRACT 15 6P|NNtFJ6 Teacher What la your father's Ark about it. Automatic car eyrie, good mechanical condition, Restaurant 991 Main street. truck load. Delivered within three VMOOLDM'T ANV COOCT CULE HIM AG AIN.'-—-NOW name ? and daughter siaters-ln-law throughout. tcl. Coventry 7-6901 after 6 p m. tion. Estimates given. Time pay waeh 90c McClure’s Service Sta mile limit. AUso gravel and sand HO SPITAL Beds and wheel chairs Contact \T 6 MINE ? HAKi'KAFF.' ME’S CARRVllsie A Child—Daddy. G. Shields Bundlck, Bloxom, Va. tion. 373 Main rtreet ments arranged. Edward Johnson AVON OPPORTUNITY. Open for sale. Call 7195 between 9 and for sale or for rent. Rates rea 1040 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. WHIZZER .Motor bike, excellent 1 HANje TME eA M E MOR)^ — MOST THINK Teacher— Yea. I know. But what com iMt «v ntn iwc t. m *cc u. •. fat. or#. Phone 6979 or 5044. territories In Burkland. Wap- 5. sonable. Keith Fhimiture Co. Mr. Jamea Tritdgno does your mother call him? COFA 1H1 fV NIA fiavtCf INC T to Ata U. • FAT. OFF SEDAN— $l,4fi.5 condition Bargain at $80. Call VALID CLAIM A“o CAPTAIN HE'S GALLOPING W ife (at the ball game) In ROTO TILLER for hire for lawn a. ping, Bolton and Mansfield. Phone 4159. of James', 143 Main St. Child She doesn’t call him any case of an argument, who has the fiperlftl doluxe, Nlrrly equipped 2-0080 EFhnciENT Plumbing and beat STAM P COLLECTORS, Korea, COOK DiSCOVEPiNG TME “A terrific idea juzt hit me, George! Why don’t we give a gardens etc. Charles King. Phone Write P. O Box .557, Middletown, SAtJOWlCriîSLAlODS f thing She likes him. last word ' “ Anderson, I want you to find out who it waa that tug* 0144. ing. Plugged dralna machine Conn. Russia, United States, world party? Look at that beautiful dress on sai*!' 1040 RUICK 2-DR. cleaned. Carl J. Nygren, 303 Husband -The umpire’s wife gested playing blind man’s buff at the office picnic!" wide stamps. Mixtures, albums, For balhinettes, cribs, high Rhode Island had Ua biggest LEARN TO driv» safely in dual SEDAN $50.5 Wanted Antoa- Oakland atreet Phone 6497. supplies. Campress, 5 South Main controlled car. Patient, courteous Special model Radio, healer Help Wanted— Male 86 chairs, bunk beds, doll carriages, Summer Homes For Rent 67 forest fire in 25 years coming un A Texas man. arrested for Motnrcycle* 12PLUMBING Repair and modem- street, comer (Charter Oak. der the head of a crime, regard drunken driving, rlalmed the BKiS BUNNY Instructors Leisons dally In Well preaeri-ed black car. strollers, also complete selection FUNNY BUSINESS BY HKKSIIKEKGER FOR REN T—Cottage with boat at less of whether It waa a tossed cluding Sundays Mlancheater Irstlon. Eaves troughs, pipe rail TWO FTILL size girl's Columbia cop smelled hair oil. The court W ANTED -Used cars. We pay EARN $80 to $90 A WEEK new home furnishings and TV. Lake Mattanawcook, Lincoln. cigarette or a imouldering camp wdll deride whether the man or Driving Academy. Phone 2-1110. 1057 FORD 4-DR. top prices Immedlete cash, (iole ings. Tom Dawkins, Master bicycle.!. One 22 H. P. Evinnide Plumber. Phone 2-9669. Maine. Good fishing, $25 week. fire. his hair waa plastered. SEDAN V-8- $150 Motors. 4164. outboard motor. Call 6364, or see See Phone 2-4204, or 8827. f o r SALE— High Test Esso at Radio, heater, original paint at 73 Princeton street. &AKV 18.9c gal. Premium Extra at a DON'T W AIT until fall to have an W e’ll guarantee you CHA.MBERS WAREHOUSE ailing furnace repaired or replac SALES FOUR ROOM cottage at Coven iwdanA eavtivt* Watch Stevenson s Sep These Today at Boalneae Service* Offered 18 TH A YE R Baby Carriage and pad DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLfe ed. We have the materials and try Lake. AH conveniences. Phona Bervlcenter for a real gas sale $65 a week to start and Excellent condition. n * o fumlahad. Mra. Lala Tybur. dlrec Open 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. per gallon. In one to thirty gal- CHROME Kitchen set. chests, W A N TE D —By two adult women, 9 It If found 4 Georgia (ab.) m tor. Phona *267. ply in per.son. See Van. FLOOR PHOBLE-'-S solved with iona, 69c per gallon, in 55 gallon stoves, and other used furniture. large unfurnished room with _ _ jhiYWAV, rr near the - fiOennan king 1947 CHEHVROLET 2-door linoleum, a.>pha,i tile counter. ROOM AND board In private Aristo-bullt new unpainted book light housekeeping facilities. C!all Indies * Midday 4t«k4UIUIIk4MUWHI I WA2TTBD—I f tha parson who aadan. Radio, boater and new drums. Premium grade, vitalized. IÂILEP TX)VJM ~ lll-JHi II ll guns, etc. repaired, shears, wanted. Inquire Oarlaon Motor Refrigerator hot water. Reason oi*’' 23Ped Excellent eonditlon. c le a n knives, mowara, ate. put In con Phona 2-4)752. able E E. Weeks. Phone 9814 W ANTED — 3 or 4 room apart 25 Mince n BALCH "BETTER BUY” Transportation Company, 44 5 “ r i teat I' sslhea throughout. Local one owner car. EASY W ASHING Machine. O il ment or flat. Call 2-0761. 27 Glance over dition for coming needs. Bralth- THE AUSTIN A. Chambers Oo.. Stock Place. Storra. L r U S E D CARS Priced to sell. Douglas Motors. walte. 52 Pearl street. 4236. 28 Meuthward T" 333 Main. local and long distance moving, 29 Pronoun **We warned Oramp not to try to mow the lawnl” packing, crating and storage W ANTED REFRIGERATION service. Com 8 FOOT BENCH, 24 ' wide, top of MAHOGANY 5 ft. poster twin Business Property for Sale 70 30 Myself U'"i P u 1946 DODGE H-ton pickup In A-1 Service to all pa, ts ot the U S FIR.ST CLA.SS L.ATHE HANDS 1861 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan mercial and dome.stlc. We do not OR MACHINISTS 3" planks. Phone 4898. beds, complete. ICxcellent condi 81 Direction (ab.) condition. 1939 Plymouth fordor, A and (Janada. Chll 5187. Hart M ANCHESTER—OuUskirts. grill, i i 1»4» Pontiac Streamliner Se- eell housyhola refrigerators 55 Hour Week Minimum tion. Gas range suitable for cot 32 Preposition B u H tt radio and heater. 1937 Ford con George H. W’llllama Associates. ford 6-1423. tage 1941 (General Electric dine and dance. FYill liquor. 50 x 33 Always • FRECKLES AND HTS FRIENDS Tote That Bale BY MERRILL C. BLOB81B Top Wages 70 ft building. 3 years old Sale ior 60LDEN lEiNT SOMtiUi>.i:T CHUM'.' (jomma be iw o and Installed Venetian blinds anvtlme. -ir 2-9248 after 5 Intosh Boat Co.. North end Pur chines repaired Easy and May (ab.) ki JI .HS AT TUIS MOHTY HARO— . Coupe 1950 CHEVROLET8, tudor, for BE ILL IM MOOTDWS EYE ' and curtain rods. 24 hour aervlce. Dl'MP TRUCK driver. Apply In nell parking lot. Chns-Craft, tag a specialty. Robert MeVey, 41 Frocks JL SuMvra WOiOtlN’ INDIANS' dor. Belatr. All In beautiful con Farms and Land for Sale 71 u i f ' WF'LL Be 1947 M em iry Conv. Coupe Estimates gladly given. Fagan person Colls Construction. 84 Mercury, Champion. Scott-At- 275 Oakland. Tel 3534 or 7803. 47 Measure of * ifEsour eoLUrio dition. Fully equipped. Only R e p a in n g BFCAL5E up IM . Window Shadw Co.. Route 44 at Middle 'Dirnpike West water. Mastercraft tralleri. Phone HEBRON— 100 acre farm avith araa 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan premium selected cars always. 9 CU FT. Montgomery Ward re v;0BkTO TMfPE MOeXA' Bolton Notch Phone 2-447.3. REPAIR and traoe on sewing ma 2-3102. Open from 9:30 a- m. to 8 six room house, six years old. 35 48 Augment LA'.r 7fAR ? Douglas Motors. 33.3 Main. frigerator Good condition. Price chines and motors House Ap p. m. acres cleared. 1,500 ft. on Main 50 Graded 1941 Studebaker Fordor LAND.SCAPING and grading $60. Phone 4280 r pliances Pendulum and electnc road. Five cows, one bull. one 5) Excavate Commander 1940 (CHEVROLET convertible. Bulldozer for hire. No Job too SEE EWTNRUDE’S new 25 H P o - clocks. F. X. Dion, 2 Ridgewood horse, tractor, F ord truck, cul-, 52 Harvest p P Radio and heater. Good condi large or small Macrl Brothers. MONOTYPE KEYBOARD Immediate delivery on 7'i and PORCELAIN Top kitchen table 1941 Buick Special 4-Dr. Se tion. Phone .5627 after 5 p. m. 7779. and four chairs. Suitable for cot tlvator and other tools. Total S4Counsd again P P 1 3 )' .5.305 or 452.3. OPERATOR 14 H. P. motors. Rowboats made M It la also HI dan to order. $45 up. Special 14 foot tage. Phone 7042. price $15,900, down payment,- NE3V LOW PRICES MATTRESS. Tout old mattresses found In (be LINOLEUM Remnants ,50c square Pen-Yan car top. cost $250, this $5,000, balance easy terms. Call- ■ 1940 Pontiac Six Tudor 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION sterilized and remade like new THREE-PIEC7E living room set, Florida — P yard .Asphalt tile, wall covering. week $220 Open until 8 p. m. Anita White, 8274. i 4-DR SEDAN—Radio, heater — Call Jonea Furniture and Floor Large insurance company. Mod suitable foi cottage Reasonable. // GTenae u Done by reliable, well-trained Saturday and Sunday. FW s Ma B A LCH PONTIAC, Inc. $1,045. tVivertng, 36 Oak Tel. >-1041. em print shop, with pleasant work Inquire 6 Linnmore Drive. men All Jobs guaranteed. Hall rine Service. Cedar Swamp Road, 155 Center Street 1947 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION ing conditions. Five-day week. 7:45 House* for Sale U ♦ -R A -J V 2-DR. S E D A N -H eater—$995 Linoleum Co . .56 Oittage street. to 4:30. Paid vacations, earned North Coventry. Phone Coventry U N IVERSAL Electric range, $25; >-WfS is e » V* Telephone 2-4545 1947 STLTDEBAKER CHAMPION Phone 2-4022. evenings 6166 or Counie* and ('lasses 27 time, liberal sickness and hospitali 7-7008. Universal electric oil combina VACANT 8109. PRISCILLA’S POP He Got What She Wanted BY AL VERMEEB Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. STARLIGHT COUPE — Over MAKE MORE money through zation program. Experienced op tion range. $35 Several used gas MICKEY FINN Fuel for the Flame! LANK LEONARD drive, radio and heater $1,075 Home Study Courses. Electrical, erator preferred hut will consider ranges. $15 to $.50, Also new FOUR-ROOM SINGLE 1949 PLYMOUTH. late model de .\SHES .AND rubbish removal. BOAT TR A ILE R for sale. $40. t r —*r OONT 9IT DCJWN, IT’S INMUMAN! AFTER 1949 PACKARD 120 2-DR SEDAN machine shop, automobile, draw apprentice with minimum of two floor sample electric ranges at FORSIVe ME, DEAR! luxe tudor. Nice clean car. A real - Heater—$1,345. Reasonable prices and prompt years experience. Inquire ($45 North Main street. TWO UNFINISHED 6MUP Le*pn?lLOOK,*R)/C*FnM AM.gPgg seSCEiMT MEYER I ARE WALC501 TONIGHT. KNOCKING WV5EUF CXJT WE'LL FORSET THE ing. building trades, radlo-TV, reduced prices. Watkins Bros. bargain, $1,295. See Douglas 1948 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE - service Call 5305 Me?0H,MD, /HAS PICKET WURNlTNeJOS GOiNG WITH WU ID THE STATION WE’RE GOINS AT THE OFFICE, I'M OLD FURNITURE welding, electronics, business and Motor for bargains. 333 Main. Radio and heater. GLENWOOD Combination oil and Built In 1949. Near stores and seiweAjfr/ \-iorrBALLS«TTLeo/TMOW -BUT ONCE WU ARE ON THE TO MOVE ENTITLED TO RELAX!, AND TAKE IN CABINET MAKING, refinlsh and hundreds of others. G. I. approv A company representative wdll Diamund*— Watehi FURNITURE! 1947 MERCURY 4-DR SEDAN— gas stove, 4 burners. Inquire at new Broad Street achool. $10,900. GCT tOMEfOOr ) N01MM'TO ir-AU. 1DUU mvr TRAIN. RfiO WRJ. BE IN CHARGE A N IC E . ^ BESYJRE YOU Buy a uaed osr repair furniture. Screens made to ed Phone or write Harold F he at the Connecticut State Em 48 eLCE.'lJUSTA T000ISHAN9LE OF YOU/ THATSALL.MEN-ANP, MOVIE THAT'S Radio, heater, white wall tires J ew elry 20 CJlark street. This location is improving every sea Gorman Motor Sales Buick CONVERTIBLE SPECIAI.S order Phone 2-9533. John Hahn •Mamon. Representative, Interna ployment Service. 806 Main Street, day. •000LUCK/ INSTEAD! ABETTER!! Manchester, on Tuesd.iy, June 26, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, ra- Sales and Service, 285 Main 1947 OLDSMOBII.E 66 — Hydra- tional Correspondence Schools, COMBINATION Gas and oil stove LIGHT Trucking Ashes and nib- from 9 to 3:30. palra, adjust watches experUy street. Phone 2-4571. Open eve matic. radio, heater—$995 Box 1669, 607 Main street, Hart with Trumbull electric pump. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA bish removed. Attics, cellars and Reasonable prices Open dally. nings. 1947 CHRYSLER WINDSOR Ra ford 3, Ckmn. Tel. 6-9955. Westinghouse vacuum and small Realtor dio, heater—$1,295 yards cleaned. Phone 2-3749, Thursday avanlnga, 139 Spruce 1950 BUICK Roadmaster foui^ tank vacuum cleaners. 42" white 875 Main Street Elat. 1921 TRUCK SPECIALS street. Phone $-4887. door. Dark green. 15,000 miles. A N T IQ I'E Furniture reflnlshing Business Opportonitie* $2 cabinet sink. Call 7636. Phone: Office 5440 1948 1',. TON S-ntDERAKER and re.stormg Al5»o chair caning. Evenings 5938 and 2-4278 Fully equipped, practically new. c a r and CHASSIS No upholstering work. Call 4235. GROCERY STORE In neighboring W AN TE D — Route Salesman for SIMMONS Davenola sleeps two. Home Listings Wanted private owner. Call 7234 after 6 1946 U TON STUDERAKER Garden— Farm— Dairy village Only store within three established route. Call 8537. Good condition. Pinball machine L PICK UP Prodnets 60 M ANCHESTER—Six-room older LOW MILEAGE- EXTRA CLEAN miles. Oimpletel^ modem. Excel for rumpus room. Bolteflex arm 1948 INTERNATIONAL PANEL W ANTED — Auto mechanic. Good house, in excellent c6ndition. a t l o w e r PRICES Honsehokf Seirlee* STRAWBERRIES chair. Reasonable. Phone 2-4211. DELTA'ERY lent opportunity for man' and hours, good working conditions. Gla.ised in sunporch, hot water Offered 13A wife, or two partners. Reason 1951 Dodge Sedan Studebaker S.ale.s and Senlce Benefits. Apply Service Manager. USED 6' Porcelain PYigidaire, in oil heat, ame.-ilte driveway, two- t t U . isti.siriuejii.'uj ably priced. T. J. Crockett, Brok PICK YOUR Otl'N 1950 Ford Convertible CHORCHES MOTOR .<4AI.ES WEAVING of Duma, moth holea Balch Pontiac, 155 Center street. perfect running order. Also sev car garage with overhead doors. 80 Oakland .St Phono 2-9183 er. Phone office 5s 16, or residence GOOD PICKING. NEW BED BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Hurray! WASH TUBBS Ready To Sacrifice 1950 Chevrolet Sport Coupe and torn clothing, boalery runs, eral u.sed wringer washers. All On bus line. Call Barbara Woods. BY EDGAR MARTIN BY LESLIE TURNER 3751. A M ARRIED man between 25 and 1949 Chevrolet Sedan WE WILL ALLOW you more for handbags repaired, zipper re 2.5c PER QUART priced reasonable. Kemp’s, Inc. Agent, 3702., 1,948 Chevrolet Tudor 45, with car, selling and servic WHY OLOOMl BUT THIS 19 your car towards a new Hudson placement. umbrellas repaired, BRING CONTAINERS HW ,009y .YOOWVT OW.V HOVO COME XMBMKOira 1048 Chevrolet Sedan ing our fuel for home uae In BENDIX AUTOM ATIC waeher, SEVEN ROOM single, hot watei PAPA? WELL WOUR L lF l. RIOHY- MAVBb Hornet Pacemaker or Commodore men's shirt oollara revered and Help Wanted— Female S5 TWL \ VOWUZl. DUIM50'. V Doiikv5o I oF&nL yotk’wfc 6 om$. .««s$ V O O *R l. 1947 Pontiac Sedan Coupe established territory. Salary and 214 GARDNER STREET bolt down model. Very good con heat with oil, large lot. Immedi .W'60\*4' ’«>1 W X ! OETOVER. ALL PAPA'. VOU'O HEV MOULOMJ. 6 or 8 Immediate deliverv Call replaced MarloWa Little Mending RlflHT today! 1946 Pontiac Six Sedan Coupe W AITRESS FOR night work, Ap commission. Personal Interview dition. Phone 5585. ate occupancy, $11,800, S. A. ML UR» 0)5 SLUSE HOW * BE LIKE A LAU6H AT MS for a demonstration. McClure Shop, PKJK YOUR own strawberries, youtvL to toscK f FMOR V(7UR 1946 Oldamoblle Six Club Coupe ply In person. Center Restaur Tuesday 10 to 4. Kopper's Coke, Beechler, Agent. Phone 6969. VUMCW . FISH our CRAWUNd BACK Auto Co. 2-9442 25c quart. Ckiod picking. Paa- ANKLES AU.V0U OF WATER 50 5(XAI,AFTeR 1946 (Chevrolet Convertible ELAT FINISH. Holland window ant. 171 Walnut atreet, Hartford. O V«-f ? quallnl Farm, Avery street. Machinery and Tools 52 ANDOVER—Cape Cod. 5 finished CAN. AND l - ALL Z SAIDl Nice Selection 1937 to 1942 1932 MODEL B Ford plrk.ip. shades made to measure. All metal Venetian blinds at a new W ANTED — Dental ajsslatant. Ex rooms. Clean as a whistle. Fire Best Terms—Best Trades Motor completelv overhauled STRAWBERRIES, new bed. Pick place. oil heat, insulation, screens, $150. Phone 2-2136 low price Keys made while you perience -helpful but not neoea Help Wanteil— Male or USED PARM ALLS, Oliver, Case, your own. Bring your own con John-Deere, Caterpillar, Massey- storm windows, and garage. Nice COLE MOTORS—4164 wait. Marlow's. aary. Phone 2-9779. Or Female 97 tainers.-Adults only. 25c quart. LOOKING FOR A good used car. HarrWi. Cietrac, Allis-CThalmers, ly landscaped lot wdth garden v l S E I^ E T A R Y for law office. Must Wilcox, 472 Keeney atreet. space. Immediate occupancy. Full 1940 IN TERN ATIO N AL stand-up $.50 to $3,000’’ Guaranteed en.«v WINDOWS WASHED. We can WANT e D—Man or woman cook tractors, manure spreaders, lime- have knowledge of typing. Short price $10,200. Approximately panel truck Good condition. Rea terms, top trades Open evenings now give you quick service. Call for Chestnut Lodge, 91 Chestnut STRAWBERRIES. Pick your own. aower. slderakes, hayloader. hand not essential. Write Box O, $3,200 in cash required. Alice sonable. Clall 2-3667 after 6 McClure Auto Company, 373 7614. Opening new bed. Bring con Terms arranged. Dublin Tractor Herald. street. Please apply In person. Clampet Agency. Phone 2-4543, Main street. tainers. Schendel Farms, Spring Company, North Windham Road, 1940 OLDSMOBILE Sedan radio, CANING CHAIRS. Reflnlshing Willimantic ,3-3217. 2-0880 or Mrs. Wagner. 2-0028. W AITRESS Wanted—Full time street, east of Gardner street. heater, in good repair, will sac WE PA3' cash for your old cars and repairing Everett Fish,* 104 WANTED—Counter help. Apply Steady work, good pay. Apply In CRESTWOdD Drive— Five-room rifice, $85 under ceiling price. In trucks and farm machinerv. 2- Oiestnut street Phone 3688. STRAWBERRIES, Pick your person. The Tea Room, 883 Main Sandwich Nook, 999 Main street. Cape Cod with space for tw o , quire 48 Spruce street. Manches 8082 own, 20c quart: 710 Keeney Wearing Apparel— Far* 57 ter, after 5:30 p. m. street. rooms on second floor, attached 1949 CUSTOM Ford four-door Kuildini;— (ontractlnx 14 street. garage, hot water heat, oil. fire EXPERIENCED Woman for gen Situations Wanted— ‘ALLEY OOP It Also Means “Beat It!” BY V. T. HAMLIN Free, But Stick Around B Y M IC H A E L O’M A L K E T 1941 FORD coupe, $295; 1940 sedan, radio, heater, visor and STRAWBERRIES, 20c quart. Y E IL O W P A R TY dress, aize 13. place. tile bath and shower, w a ll, Cfiie'vrolet sedan, nice condition. two anow Urea Excellent condi CARPENTRY. Experience In con- eral housekeeping by couple. Llv Female to wall carpeting. $15,750. J. J. atriiction of small homes, ga- Pick your own. J. Ponticelll, 483 Inquire 626 Center street. yw CAM BBAtr rr sNaoty.r o6m„WSnk5. DOWT FORSET T A M P O O N T , 1940 Pontiac Fordor, $265. Rune tion Sacrifice for $1,195. Phone in if preferred. Call 6345 or 7736 Grillo and Company. Hartford LAND SAKES.OCH? I A MESSAGE? IITSAVS.*OOR9rAYAWAY.*VOuT kBANMrtLB,KT oe> C FcoSwBBET rage.s, dormers, alterations and Hilletown Road. BUT WEIX NEBD YOU TO J INSPECTOR TO SEND /YE L B A V m r O W N l 5CALPEL."» CATS FRANZesA M Z A A bMuUfulIy. Douglas Motors, 333 2-0426 after 5:30. after seven p. m., or Saturday, YOUNG G IR L desirea baby alt a. 3-6221, evenings 32-8971 or Man TESTIFY LATER. X OltaWLlCOME AN INVITATION /rt Main street. Jobbing. Luck and Peterson ting. Will care for 1 or 2 chil SHOCK/ HEyjjQQKX. IT SA Y ? ^ iTS AN OFFICIAL PERSONAI POO HOSPITAL... O te B X ro W L after 8 a. m. FOR SALE— Approximately 10 Wanted—To Bay 68 chester 2-266r HERPS A MEggASE NON GRATA FOR YOU/ /BOSWELL! b- TO THE Tel. Manchester 4026. okmim t u u LBTO O ifT THIS \lORE HUMAN dren. Call 2-1738. to 12 acres of standing hay. Good WRITRHSHTON ^ *' ^ nues r w / WEDDINO!. 1938 FORD Ooach, new tlree, heat W ANTED — Experienced woman W ANTED— Good uaed furniture 5TRAICMfr/OOCi THANMOUr. Auto Acccflsorif Quality. Call 2-1260. THU oT Y er and good seat covert. Quick for care of children and light W ANTED —Typing. CaUed for FOR SALE—Duplex 6 and 6. In I A IN T BUNKIN’ A N dB LW *#/ Tlrea Florist*— Norserie* 15 Any quantity. We offer you tugb tASTU afes rarvai. ■ale. T6 McKee street. Phone housework. Good home and good and delivered, Ruth M. Gunther. BERRIES for freezing or canning. oat prlcaa. Woodshed. Phone >• quire 112 Biasell atreet. 8076. SPECIAL SALE — Tomatoes, 8 wages. Other help employed Rockville 5-9348. Pick your own at 20c. Cobb, 224 3154. BEFORE YOU buy tires see ua. NOW VACANT —Extra large . varieties, peppers, 8 varieties, Write to Dr. E. Joffe, 235 Beech Hillstown Road. Goodyear distributors Gorman W IL L DO Tutoring during sum Capa Cod, 4 rooms and bath Motor Sales, 285 Main street cabbage, BruA<>e' aprouta, kohl street, Holyoke, Mass., or call 19M FO RD 3-door aedan. Beat mer months, in elementary grade down, 2 partially finished up with Phone 2-4571. rabi, anapdragoni, marigolds, Mrt. A. Schwartz, Rockville Picac YOUR own strawharriea Roooi* Withoat Board 69 oOar takes It. Phone 2-3070. 7647. aubjecta. Phona 8*88,. now bod. Bring oontainora. Falet- dormer windows and heat risers. calendulas, vinca rosea roaea, LARGE ROOM, hot water, prlvat* Fireplace, garê and amesite 19iX CHBVROLBTT club coupe. BATTERIES larkspur, single dwarf petunias, tl’a, *72 Tolland Turnpike. W ANTED —DenUl asaiatant. Ap heme, suitable for two gentlemen. drive. Nice location with shade Ra4lo, heater, runs good. A rsal all colors, red flrechlef dwarf pe Famous Brands ply Dr. Reznlck, 935 Main street, SItnatlona Wa$itcd— BERRIES For aala. Bring your Call 7865 after 4. trees and good garden land. Sales .taigala at 8845. Open every eve tunias, all 20c dozen. Geraniums, AH Groups To Fit Your Car Saturday between 4:30 and 5:30 Mai* 99 own oontainera. 20c quart. Adults price $13,200 about $4,000 cash ning. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. 4 inch pots, 25c each. Ageratum, EXCEPTIONALLY Attractive IîF . 500c Off, Exchange only, please. 433 Keeney street. needed. The Allen Realty Co. vinca vine, coleus. Burnside Ave HIGH School girl wanted for part CARPENTER and mason svtshei room for two. Complete light I M t CRKVItO U TT four-door Prices $5.90 to $8.90 Phone Manchester 5105. nue Greenhouse, 379 Burnside time office work. Must have ' work, all kinds. Call Jamea Man- ,housekeeping facilities available. ■atoa. Maosnsat eondltloa. Low Two Year Guarantee Avenue, East Hartford. Tel. 8- knowledge of shorthand. Apply In dell, RockvlUs 5-7283 after 7 p. STANDING H A Y for sale. Call Oentral. Mrs. Jerome, 1st floor, nilsag*. Can 80M after 4 p.m. COLE MOTORS— 4164 309L person. Burton's. 5739 after 5 6. m. 1* Arch street. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE t rRTOAY. JUNE B , 1961 PIGS FOURTEEN AVenge Dally Net Preaa Run Hanrlrri^r iEttrning ^walii Tfid WMithtr For the Week Ending [$'• -. ■ f v Forecast of 0. M, Waathet Boreoa Dunlap, Charles Keeney June 16. 1951 Oordnar. Beatric* Wslkar sad away, Loretta Carlaon, Elaine Sunset Circle of Part Noble Klalne Verillo sang "Mockliitblrd Verillo, Sendra McKenney, Doro Walker. A t the close of the recital re Grands will have a picnic Monday Piano Pupils Hill" with Eleanor Small ae ac- thy Watroue, Carol Cordner. PHlen 10,157 2|l[|a4HilirjUiJri IW U lfilU L U 1 Today— Cloudy, worm, Uiuader- port cards were diatributed to„Uie. T F r R i l l About Town evening at the Andover Lake cot- companlet. Brawn, Jaquellne Miller, John ahnwera; Hunday— Warm, htmild, of PR8t Noble Grand Mru. ■tudenta and prises awarded to AUTOMATIC WASHER Member of the Audit Pupils who participated In the Dome, Nell Cowles, Donald Dorothy Watrous, Cslehe Zorakls Bureau of ClreulaMona scattered thundershoweta. ■nit Uat ehtptor of th« fUm, Virginia Keeney. Mrs. Maybel Give Recital piano recital were: Robert flpelas, Oowles, Barbara Duncan, John ManehmstBr A City o f ViUage Charm *Tht Lord'* Footatept.” will be Dowd and her committee are in Bruce McKenney, Donna Lynne, Leander, EtJwlna Verillo. Cynthia and Barbara CJaleen. prtatnted t t the Selvetlon Army charge of rofreshment.s. and those Carol Gllha, Donald Oordner, HEADQUARTERS citadel this evening at eight who desire trnn.sportation .should Parents and Friends En Celene Jlorskla, Gil Verillo, (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1951 (ClaasIHMI Advrrtlalng on Pag* 16) o'clock. All are welcome to sec telephone Mrs I>iwd. 3410. The Thomaa Barnes, James Larson, WE 5ELL AND SERVICE THE FOLLOWING: VOL. LXX, NO. 224 PRICE FIVE CENTS thU Inspiring, full color moUon attendance prize will be furnished jo y Program o f Mrs. Patricia Mooney, Johanna Rich by Mrs. Alice Wethcrell. picture, which deale Viith Our Keeney’s Students mond, Dennis Moore, Donald Mc- tierd’e laet days on earth, featur Lagen, Noreen Oowlee, Jean Hath- ing especially "Ck>rdon'.s" Calvary Center Church Women's Feder MODESS because... BLACKSTONE Qty Editor Dies and the Mount of Olives. ation will have a brief meeting Piano piiplla of Mra Dorothy .■Siindav moriiiiic at 10 30. be Keeney presented their annual Push Hunt for 40 tween the 0 Ki and 11 no .sorviee.s it’s your best bargain buy! Hose Company three of the program In the Chapel of the LAND SURVEYING HOT POINT 8MFD w^l drill tonight at 6.30. Officers for the .sea.son in pro.spect will be elected at this time and in South Methodist church last eve Big economy bo* of 48 Hague Enters Iran Oil Row Edward L. DaviSi Jr. stalled at the second service at ning before a large and apprecia X 1 * •* * On Missing Plane fleven oclork tive audience of parents and Registered Land Surveyor (V/IcaJw HORTON 11 $ 1 4 9 I .St .lohn's rhiirrli on C.ilwav friends. Plano solos were inter IX Proctor Road, Manchester CIBARS • PIPES street will observe patron saint's spersed with duets and trio.a. Tel. 7019 only Dakar, French West Africa, Lighters — Watches June 23— (/PI— Rain-laden skiea to ArrhbiHlio|i VI ho IMrads (iuiltv i day, and the rector. Rev. .‘Stephen A cowboy group composed of ABC-O-MATIC Plane Missing aocks — Walleta ! .Stryjewski. will take for his sub- day hampered the vast air and Malik May Renew Gil Verillo, Robert Spelss, Donald W ill Open ' lect. "St .John. Man of Courage." BUY WHERE SERVICE IS SUPREME ground search for a New York- McLagan. James Larson, Bnice bound Pan-American Constellation Arthur Dms Stores In the afternoon at two o'clock CALL the parishioners will p.sther at the I M l Kenney. Dennis Moore. Tbom- TO BOSTON, EUROPE with 40 persons aboard, missing Kerenrz homestead. 'Jl’T I'nion ! s.a Barnes and Donald (lordlier, ac- g HEIN YORK in Jungle wildemesa since yester Case Next I 1 ompanied by Martba Lenndcr, Charles W. Laihrop day. Soviet Peace Bid street, for a social time, with .Nt rs FOR ABC Appliance Co. Waller Wojnarowiez and other sang "Home On the Range Pan-American officials called members of the ladles society In around a simulated camp fire. An Tbc J W . H A U CORK the hunt "The greatest air search United Nations, N. Y . June 23 U.N. forces In Korea, for more other group composed of Barbara ■pHONE 2-1575 21 MAPLE STREET in history." charge of arrangements General Inturanea . MAiieHasTcA C o m m * —(/Pi- Russia's Jacob A. Malik is troops to fight tha Communists Satu rday Duncan, lyiretta Carlson. CJynthia B« BENTON ST. TEL. 7M « Taking part In the quest were GUARANTEED- expected today to hla.st American The United States, on behalf of Msry Bushnell fheney No 1.3 Dunlap. Martha Leander. Carol all available civil and . military General .Matlliew B. RIdgway and REGISTERED- t'nited Spanish War Veterans, plane.s in the region, plus United policies in Korea and offer a peace the U .S forces, appealed Thursday n> THE ASStK'.IATED PRESS will hold Its final social inert me States Air Force bombers called plan already rejected by the Unit night for troops from those coun The liiternational Court of in from far away bases. of the sea-son Mond.sv evening at AFRICA ed Nations. The .Soviet delegate tries whuh harked the 11 N. de .lii.'.tire at the Hague— judi eight o'clock in the ftlate Armory I Trackleas tVasteu will be heard in a recorded speech and PERFECT ■J" .... ^ 'lij cisions to resist aggression In cial arm of the United N a Comrades of Wsrd rheney Camp ■ Five U. S. Air Force B-17s ar to be broadca.st over the radio. Korea but which have not yet sent are ln\dted rived In Dakar during tha night The Soviet Deputy Foreign grounil forces The U S. letter to tions— stepped into the criti ACCHA from their Azores base. They .Minister, President of the Securi .Serretaiy-Genernl Trygve Lie said cal Aiuflo-Iranian Oil dispute look off in a heavy overcast thi.s William P. Aslnitis ^ a l e HALE'S ty Council this monih. is sched there is a 'real need for addition loday. It will hcîn hearings i morning to range the trackless uled to be heard over tlie Cnliint- al forces from, iiiemher states in wa.stes where the giant plane may next Sal iii'd.iy. Clearance zATlAUnC bia Broadcasting system in the the light of massive Chinese Com : have gone down. Bninm rc(HK'!,tt'rl the world OCfAH New '\'ork area at 4:11 p. m. munist ronrentrations In the area ! Airport officials said a flight of Bill Asimus iF.STi today and in the remainder court to Intervene after Its it I. 1 U. S. Air Force B-29s is ex- and of their continuing aggres nccollationH with Premier Mo- of the U. S. over CB.S an hour sion " GARTRER Sale O f pected to arrive during the day later. hamineil Mi>B*ncie>;h'* Nationsllat 777 Main S«. ManaKeotn, Ceem. 9-1441 They re World Famoiis! from Continental Europe to help Passes Away H<>*-or«leany. The** Chinese Show Signs of yesterday and had left the office way. Pakistan, Panama. Para- military planes during World War in good spirits. Asks More Troops Archhinhop *lr>AZ««f Gro«>8i7 (above), ('arilhml mir- worker*, including oi>-the-«pot AM aMfiltw o( exire sorvUe le reuv| II. giiay, Peru,-Saudi Arabia, Sweden. im h«Mul of the Uopmn ( alliolb* f'liiireh In IlniiKur.v. pleailed company nfficial*, have not yet In- New Attack to South The veteran newspaperman His talk also cornea aa U.N. Syria, Uruguay, Venezuela. Ye ■beosi We ess ealy QUAUrv When last heard from, the plane Kiillty yrnterHav In Bu4la|M'Mt to plottliiK the overthrou of HIk luilloii'p dlcaled they are willing to do *0 . came to The Herfi^d in 1916 and nations study an appeal from the men. and Yugoslavia. end m O fr weHonaasMo brought with him a wealth of United States government, diet government. The an’hhlMhop anil eight other defend- The Iranian government moved Bulletin! (Contlnued on Page Eight) IJe asked them to communicate rurtlicr to control the export of the newspaper experience. He had | ing as the unified command for the anta went on trial h»»fore the laime Judge uho oent f 'anllnal MInda* Tokyo, Juno *3 — (J*! — Allied worked as a reporter on the Co with the U. 8. about detailed ar I r.enty fo prlaoii ami alao Kentene«Hl Aiiirrlmn Bidicrt A. \'ngp|er. Thin precloo* fuel by demanding that troofts and Chlnoae Rods fought lumbus, O., Citizen, Hoboken Ob- rangements. It was noted tliat { pletiin* mia talien hint >far uh the nrehhlnhop left St. Stephen’s l$a- liinkcr caplnlnH »ign Iranian Na A luKiout little I tional Oil company rccelpta. aavagely with bayonets and server, New York American and the appeal went to Nationalist : slllea In Budu|>eat on St. StepbiMi'H day. Halt Soiling* drMs In favored hand greiiadoa today for oom- Police Arrest Hudson Dispatch, and aa copy China, which long ago offered aji- mondlng ground In the old Com Riot Prevents proxlmately 33,000 troops for duty The Tehran newspaper Atesh Don River wrinkl-thed reader for the Newark. N. J.. | *nld Iranian authorities at Abadan munist. “Iron Triangle” of North Leader. Immediately prior to ; In Korea. This 6ffer was not ac Korea. cepted but there was no comment had prevented tltree oil-laden Brit- tiuue gingham. 11 for Gaming coming to Manchester, he was em High ground exchanged hands Ship Sailing here today whether it would be Links U. S. Legalioii i*ti tanker* from sailing becausS ployed a abort while at a Hartford A window pone pottern, five times during the day. taken up at thla time. tlie captain* bad refused to sign newspaper, which has since ceased the government recelptf. This ra- delightfully ipked Raid V F W Carnival in publication. '{Stewards, CIO Maritime Rpocfilation has been wide- Tokyo, June 23— (/Pi— Bitter lo spraad'.ia. VOM U. N. alnce it was port, however, waa denied by Dep with a iMtched Ha wax bom in Outtenberg, To Plot ill Hungary cal battles flared today aa Com Winsted, Confiscate 2 Pickets Qash, Hold announced that MalJk would make uty Premier Hoiaein Fatlml. orpofiwy coiior Weat New York, N. J., on Decem his radio appearanoa. The broad- Police searched everyone leaving munist resistance stiffened all No'W in Money YiTieels ber 23, 1881, the son of Charles Liner at Frisco Pier the mnln Anglo-Iranian offices in and two pockets. along the Korean battlefront. and Caroline (Muller) Asimus. iKkUtiir'n .\'nl>‘; .A'MMariatiHl < (Continued on Page Eight) Instnicled l>y the i; H to acqufre Tehran to prevent the removal of Neatly Mif tie belted. There were signs the Reds were For three years, he attended a Pri>** nqiortii of tlio trial of inftirmation on slrained relations document*. Pre** report* said they ■•dfel Plea ■■k«s ctal By The Associated Press San Francisco, June 23 - iJ^ - B.eVb»"* getting ready for a new attack Jesuit college in Columbus, O.. but Archblnliop .)ozM*f Orornz roiiu* hrt>A44‘n the Hungarian giivoin- never know In novy, brown, Two widely separated raids last Rioting broke out on Pier 35 Just T f o u southward. from Emirt* Marlon, a Hungar ment nnr- when POLIO will itrlkel munist artillery than they had In He said the Anhtushop, in the $lie« 12-30, UH-34H. police continued their drive the luxury liner Lurllne for Hono- ntilp of hi* et to the lawn for the year ahead with a spotted southward troop move- j)omt nienihers of an Interim hind in ourfittingrooms! More pcrsuadcra-in nylon or not— Seven persons were arrested in Stevens to Sell Police reinforcements broke up of hla ('vHintry.) Hope to r4iit full coal bin . . . and pay for '% ^,..GIVE YOUR FAMILY "caretaker ' government for Hun- little middles and nipped hips in step-ins or panties—3-W ay* Wlnsted when State Police under fighting in front of s CIO Na ga ry. (Continued on Page Eight) Washington, June 23 i/Ti The By Kndre Mjirtiin it in small monthly inatall- DOUBLE THE USUAL oome walking out in Wamer's* Sized to fit you perfectly is Lieut. Elton Nolan raided a Vet tional Maritime Union picket line. 'PeHtifylng in the conrt nwim erans of Foreign Wars carnival Peace Dale Mill United Stales' 11 homegrown Tax Iiierease menta. Our Budget Plan is They arrested three men who Communist leaders who were enn- Bur. Klajofi Pongraez trstiUerl to anti Ameru-an hu.sineMHman Ko- girdles. T o be sure— be fitted! "two money wheels of the sort on Peace Dale, R, I., June 31. (/Pi treated for scalp lacerations. day ho uHed an Arneruun L^'KiLtum herl Vogelei were tried, I’ungracz ing your coal eaay! Be sure with lUMBERMINS t$e4tt DRESSES which nobody w ins" overthrow of their government Spiialp Lpuflprs Study They never roll ov.er! Always —The Peace Dale mill, a worsted The picketing and rioting had may begin their prison terms early typewriter to typo a dociinionl in followed the e-xample of th«* Ar<‘h- ^ the oafvsirdl. ih.t never roUa News Tidbits In New Haven, local police un no apparent connection wiin tiic your bin is filled now . . . ! sUy up! The secret—flat bones plant which once employed 1.000 next month. which Andihlshoji Joz.sef (Jrorif?. tiishop ami the other three who llo iiM P Kill, Balk on LOW COST *10,000 Sheer vojJeR, tisue ginghams. Bemberg sheers. Dark ormr... always stays up ..Arts ,oa der Captain Simon Reislng, six-day radio operators' strike Hpoke ycMti'Hlnv by piling confes- this painless way . . . with Culled from (/P) Wires Justice Jackson, of the Supreme proniiHiMi to lake over aa Hun- and light colors. Size 12 to 44, 141,^ to 24'/2. are bidden-woven right into bend naturally hslaw the band. nabbed four men on charges of persons,'is up for sale. which delayed sailing of the Liir- HU»n on corilesHion. All have pleail- Old Company’s Lehigh pre POLIO INSURANCE! selling lottery tickets. Court, late yesterday denied their garya’ chief of Hlalo The Arch- Prcdirtiiig Big Slash the patented, laay-stretcb ^ tfi. oafy firdl. that comfort, The M. T. Stevens and Sons di line and some 19 other vessels be hjahop confesKoil yoMterday he I'd guilty to ( harges of conspiracy mium anthracite—trade ably .lioi. yemr wai.1 a, it triiaa Their raid on a house at 789 vision of the J. P. Stevens Co., fore it was settled yesterday. plea* for stay of sentence until to overthrow the government, I-ysor premium only •15 m waistband—the most pliable Colombia decrees ban on exports plotted with American aid to over year hip*. Quinniplac avenue brought to 40 Inc., said last night it hopes to The NMU, which has East the High LViurts gets bark next black inarketeertng and other ac- Washington, June 23 (iPl—Sen marked for your protection $5.98 .o $12.98 of "strategic materials" to Com throw the ('ommiiniHt Hunganan little bones you never noticed. find half a dozen or more buyers Coast contracts, has been trying fall from its summer rece.ss. cusntioiiM. ate le.aders said today they hop* with red bull's-eye discs. ^ lb. onEr strdle with tb« ea.y. munist China and North Korea . . . governpient and admitted nulhor- Jt SIMPLE APPLICATION I Choose your Sta-Up-Top (Continued on Page Eight) to lake over sections of the mill to capture the membership and The convicted men are Eugene He emhrolbd several more to soften the impact of a whop $ 1 9 9 5 .tretchw.i.tb.ndthat always Russell Tongay of Miami, Fla. still .«hip of Rijrli a driTument. ping $7,200,000,000 tax lioost ap UuU longer] Call us You can moko it by phene One group reg. $25.00 ...... N O W girdle with a 2- or 3-inch waist stays snug.,,^vsr tprsadt. and provide employment for those West Coast contracts of the Inde Dennis, general secretary of the hopes to get British permission for HongiKicr. 42, an employe of proved yesterday by the Hotiaa. for full information. A ; ) displaced when the worsted-mak pendent Marine Cooks and Stew Communist Party of the United (Continued on FAgn F4lght) his five year old son Bubba to swim ing operations were moved to States and his 10 chief advisers. the American legation. Is the fifth Blit they were cautious about pre the English Channel . . . Milton 43rd Gives TV ards' union which was expelled Rockingham, N. C., In July, 1947. Together, they form the "Polit of nine defendants to teslilly as dicting any sizeable ruts. Warner’s Sta-Up-Top Girdles ...... $8..50 to $15.00 Katz, chief of ECA in Europe, ex from the CIO on charges Its lead One group women's reg. $22.96 NOW The mill’s present working force buro'' - executive council of the trial entered Us Hocond day. The fax hill, largest single rev THE Pedal Pushers $2*49 pected to resign to go to work for ership had Communistic leanings. Ploce your orders now $ 1 5 0 0 Warner’s B ras ...... from $1.50 to $2.95 To Orphanage numbers about 30. Oommunism In the United States He .Maid he gavi* the dncumenl, Probers Subpoena enue nipn,*ure ever laid before Sizes 1 ^ / 2 to 2 2 4 . Ford Foundation now headed by Charges of Communism flared Congress, would: with Manchester's oldest N avy denim, with white stitching. Siz« 12 to 20. in last night's di.sagreement and Dennis and nine others got signed tiv Archlii.shop Ornesz. to his former boss, Paul Hoffman . . . V. S I’olitical Officer Albert Sher- 1. Add 12'a per cent to the WASLEY . General MacArthur's name will nearly set off a pitched battle be sentences of five yejir* and 810.000 Florida (Governor fuel dealer for reliable ALL SALES FINAL A. P. Hill Military Reservation, fine The 11th, R. G. Thompson, er. Jr., Who prnmi.*mmm H C Ke-ww Korea . . . London Defense Minis they left Camp Pickett for five ian Navy and thus force Italy out the tax law structure. j OMwel hiNrtWW* try spokesman says that Common weeks of tent life at A. P. Hill of the war. hearing In .Minim ye.slerday. Spec tators cheered. Senator George (D.. Ga.), chalr- $|.00 and $|.25 pr. wealth division in excess of 20,000 Military reservation. The defendant, J, H. Walter, Washington, June 23 A ZIRCOLITE RINGS .Senator Herbert O'Conor (D.. j man of the Senate Finance com Th.M SIrMiM. mtmn ntnmmi Ik. ataml Ott men will be ready for action as a In August the 43d takes another said at his trial he was propoaed move to Hiimmon W, Averill Hnr- mittee. said he thought the bill a.4.r. Mlran. Muy m.1.1 InSm, aiUUm.lrM unit in Korea by mid-July. trek—to Fort Bragg, N. C.. for riman from Europe for teBlImony Md ), chairman of the committee, ..4 *.r llaMt SMaW vMr SItmIN. Btan u « k«e aa go-between between Britain may be unduly harsh In its pres Twenty-nine Inmates, ranging in the four-week Southern Pine and Italy because of bis good re oo Far Eastern policy threatened made the annoiin' emenl and hand- - / f - / / •h.lr klih-yrlMi 4luiMi4. tai mtitj nxlta SakjMt o) SAYS SHIP BELIES RED CLAIMS ABOUT U. S. munist attack there. Ingravsd FRKt. Tintair Hair Coloring ...... $2.00 —Federal and State conciliators Newport News, Va., June 23— (A*)— Senator Conally (D., He was excused previously by resumed their attempts today to Tex.), said today the superliner United States belies Com the committees from testifying A iMiBdry aj Rumpus Cotton Blossom Skin Sachet...... 39c Five Argentine Army Men find ground on which atriking because members thought—and he room. Serving Hobby A F L bakers and management rep munists claims that this country has aggressive intentions. Additional Rain Forecast room. resentatives would be willing to Connally’s remarks were prepared for christening ceremonies (Continued on Page FJght) AROnTECTURAL DlSHAY New Skol Suntan Lo tio n ...... 69c submit the issue to mediation. dur.bl. IdMitlfle.UoB bric.l.U , h i. , a a id . imr..d as the big ship was readied for launching. CAMNETRY HXTUREi a id . n ra M baum fU ta Plus Tax Arrested for Revolt Plot A long night session which end a a a For Flooded Kansas Area: A special purpose area to 'lit **? th.ln Ui.t itaould tl»» ih. vMnr fir. n■.An in nrne*.*2-^-* Appraditol lift, for ladle, and imtltmtti. bovt .ad itrU. kiMt1 wiuul — mpmnaltT la ed early today failed to bring to make your work aaaier and NOW* “ ****’ * d.lu*. Id.ntlflMUon brMalat at thla Imr prlw. dST TOOM gether both aides on the media LAUhifCHES ELVAIR CORP. PROBE Toscanini’s Wife Nylon Bristle Hair Brushes—-Special $1.00 each Buenos Aires, June 23 — UPi— a Tha morning paper K1 Mundo more pleaaaat. SHIPSHAPE tion proposal. Washington, June 23— {/F )— ^The Army Inspector General’s By The Associated Press ^florcing 3,000 persons to leave tOelr F ive Argentine Army officers are’ said an five had confessed. 'lYte can dealgn and build sueh a Main Floor— Front Alba Perfect Fit, Dark Seam Nylons ...... pr. $1.69 Alraut a score of communities office launched today an on-the-spot investigation of defense Succumbs in Italy More rain was forecast for homes. under arrest charged with trying Army had no immediate comment A t Manhattan, the Blue Rivar in Massachusetts, Rhode Island flood-stricken Kansas over the room to suit your particalar to etlr a revolt against the gov on this report. contracts awarded to the Elvair Corp. It sent three officers flooded over an area about 10 CUSTOM MADE Alba Semi Sheer N y lo n s ...... pr. $1.50 and Connecticut are affected by week-end aa damage to crops and layout. CABINET MAKERS ANKLETS FOR CHILDREN AND GROWN-pP ernment. Announcement of the All week pro-government pa from Washington to the company’s Natchez, Mi.ss., plant. Milan. Italy, June 23 m -Carla blocks long and two to throa SASH g DOORS the strike, now in Its 11th day. property from floods, winds and sum ies « Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales aiTests came on the heels of press pers have been running banner The firm, with headquarters in Jackson, Miss., hold^ some Toscanini. 75. wife of world-famed blocks wide. The water was taro No Mend 61 Gauge Nylons ...... pr. $1.63 The strikers seek a flve-day hail mounted Into the millions of QEmnNE BNOUSH RIB reports that a plot was afoot to headlines about an alleged plot to orchestra conductor Arturo Tosca feet deep In front of the holL 8-- week. They now work 40 hours $8,000,000 in defense contracts. dollars. Several rivers and atreama assassinate President Juan D. topple the government and slay in six days. nini. died thla morning after a The Kansaa (K A'W ) Rtvor w u No Mend 45 Gauge Nylons ...... p r. 1.50 • • • were on a rampage. Anklets 3 pr. for $|.00 Peron and hia wife. Peron, his wife and other high of- The night aeasion broke up long lllneaa. flooding from Manhattan to Kaa« The Army Ministry said last flciais. ' without agreement on a union SEE CONGRESS COOL TO 'TOUMAN HEALTH PLAN Her husband, heartbroken and Red Oosa workers ware aent saa City, and on tha tCawgM • All white or piMtel colors. Van Raalte Nylons ...... pr. $1..YS to $1.85 night the five officers were ar Unconfirmed reports have cir proposal that the strikers would Washington, June 23— {W )— Congress seeins unlikely to ac sobbing, refused to leave her bed into several disaster areas aa sev crest of 27 feet, Ox foet obovo rested in connection with an in culated recently that 55 young of- willing to meet with manage cept President Truman’s challenge to write its own Com side for hours after her death. eral hundred families were forced flood stage, or mor* waa expected WHITE NYLON ANKLET in cuff or Seamless Nylons ...... p r . 98c vestigation of military personnel fleers have been questioned in con ment and mediators to thraah out With him at the bedside were his to evacuate their homes. Nation at Topeka. tk.|l¥.IUIfc<» believed involved In “a plan to nection with the supposed plot. pulsory Health Insurance plan if it won’t take the one he al Guard unlta. were alerted. strike issues involving the Rhode son. Walter, and two daughters, Showers for Mm weak iwd oJa* Rib S tyle s...... Pr. 59c Budget Semi Service Weight Nylons ...... pr. $1.28 create confusion and disrupt pub The ministry said those ar- Island area provided any negotiat has been fighting for since 1945. Mr. Truman said yesterday ; Wally, the Countes)i of Castelbar- A t Hays, Big Creek again were tn prospect for other USAs lic order.” The probe, it said, "had ed settlement immediately cover he would “go along with’’ any plan better than hia own “or co, and Wanda Horot^lt^ wife of spilled over its banks and between been dlscloaed in the newspapers.” (OoaMaaad sa Fog^s risa ) •very strike ares in New England. even one that is almost m food.” tha pianist. 40 and M blocks were flooded, 1